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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12


"7Sh.N"!'N' '+'!o I17
"A ]" '"Ede - .'s.''' g" q 80
lament" "e ES'""' Ii "'," que "
..~..o "l .>-~,''S.'.'sS NC -r''''',,.'''
.'-.' az I'l'"l.,'"l "s Tvs
la.""S. james - "e-",u' "CsPc"''''
" responsibilities" PoF eI hUn"'"''',.'
"e- apo frances ''N>sN J ore
'i-@-o l-"sI'"'~'I'"'' '0' -"
"s los "'"eE'c'""S "'"e' ''S "''
- noJa esta conceh'da en- los -
=-leEJes -crmlaoS:
"Comple,ando 81 nota de / del CO.
r.lar... rglativa 4 los metodos de II
c.mpa5a lie Submarine, de Alemania.
81 zaSc.i-o ,icue el honor de infor-
msr "a :. :. e} E~mbajador americana
". James Y. Gerard. que las investi-
..icnes nechas por las autorjdades
.ava.ns lie Alcmania references =.
hanHfm:rrco del rapor frances "Sus-
<eN." has&das en- e. material de in
.-r,acioa que para clio proporcion6
ell ~g5h.esao americana. han Sido con
cn..las q esd fecha. Y de ~conformi-
6ad con IL referida Investigation. e.
suscrtto tieue cI honor de manifes,ar
que n declaration hecha en- 81 nota
de : del ~corrientc. relatIva q que de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
Tanto los franeeses como
los alemanes aRuncian
triunf0s f(ente a
Vsrdun
En- el tes'ro oriental de Ia guerra
Sc han renov ado is actiyida-
des militares
ServIcio c>cIuslyo para Ia rRENSA.


PARIS, Mayo Il.-LaS tropaS
a!emaMas hicieron anoche un ataque
Sohre las poSIcloneS 1fahceSaS que
sc ehcuehtEan en- las cefcahiaS de
N""N' en- el lfehte de Sef"uh' a !
oIlcI'Ie &c! -HeuSe' Il Nll'ISIe'Io oe
D" U"eII" "nUacI' que csc "I"Gue Tue
I~ec''"""uo. Ia I'1otile ottct"' Pu0''c"-
20 got q H'''sIe''o De i" 'ue'''' ic-
" - -"
'''"'eS' est" eo"C''''o e' los S'@"'e'-
'eS terminus:
En- II champagne IIaOaIo aver
con gran eNI'o' hReStrA aFtitIefla' 10
ET"hno 0eh.o1eE Il IFlhcneFa &c
i'0 "''i'S que """'"" 'on>'i"'"o
''' "'e'n'''eo d s"'eH.e ue t""u.V
f." Id t.'St' !~Fu'e'"" "e' N'u-
= l.'eH'c "e e'"u"' 81 'O'so TX !"
'.l'''eE'" i"e HAS intense en- ii re-
EtO" "e' OoS4Ue ne ANocouI'' Ell !"
'''''" "e'ee!" "ei 'euSe Ios "ie"i"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
cODfies2 que In subma>
rino suyo hunii6 eI vapor Sussex
OGrece una indemnizacion por los perjuicios que
recibieron los anoericanos y anuncia que fue
cs$tigado Ell comandante del submarine

COS minutes antes dc que ocurrIera
d explosion del Sussex este Ea-
oia pasado por {. sltio precise dordc
:" encontTahan los reStos de oIFo
"apor h""dldo; todoN eHtoS hechoN
crcaron una confusion muy grande
- 9! AImlran.azgo aleman, que leg"
" '2rmU.'F IA conclusion de que e!
'"P'F frances n'o'a S"i.'"o c~""-1"'''
'''o "~'l''e"Ie in"ePen"leh'e 'e' 'o'-
Pe"eo &c "l' submarine -" ei"o"'&o'
en- 'i>'" 'e !" '~"'oI'"Hc''" PIopo''io-
""o' P's q 2"o'e."o "HlTic"'o' eI
4o''1' no "'s'''"" no n"e'e S'E"'
>'N''''''''' :" COM ''V''n We que q
oafc" '''PcUes'Uo po' e. ~Suo'""''H
a!ema" 6 y muy parecIdo al "SuS
sex pUes toda Ia Recommendation
compruco' IA declaration del oman
dante del submarine aleman esia ue
acuerdo con los datoS proporclonadoS
por e goolerno americana. reierentc
q tempo. .ugar ' etecto de IA eNp!o-
sion que hundlo e. Sussex. AIDE
mas ue eStas crcunStanclaS. eStan
las de que a!gunos otlclalcs america
o e]ncontraron fragmentoS de me.a!
que e!los juzgan que "pertenecen =
m torpedo aleman.
En- vista de Ia investigation ge-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
EN- BERLIN DICEN QUE FUERON
RECHAZADOS LOS FRANCHISES

BERLIN. Mayo LIDS ataques
hcchos por los f~ranceseS sobre nues-
'ras poSiciones de Ia coIina del HON.
brc Mucrto, Y Sobre Ia numcro 304.
respectivamente. fueron rechazados
con grandes perdidas para cI eHemi-
20.
En- cl teatro oriental dc la que
IRA Sc csta des~arrollando tambien una
Sangricnta lucha. Nue>fraS ~fuerzaS,
en- IN intento de ayance que hicicron,
lograron capturar 500 yardas de po-
siciones del enemigo y 300 prisione-
'roS.
FL informc Official pubIicado hoy
por ell MinisterIo de la Guerra, csta
~concebi.io en- los siguientes tGrmi-
nos:
"Teatro occidentaI:-LoS aeropia-
nos alemanes arrojaron bombas So
bre Dunquerque y Sobre los ferro-
CARRIES de Adinkerke."
En- el frente de Verdun, al occi-
dcnte del Mouse, los f~ranceses hicic-
ron otro ataQue sobre nue>tras posi-
clones de Ii Colina del Hombrc
Muerto. durante e. dia.. y en- la tardc
intcntaron avanZar sobre nuesiras
dcfcnsas de la colina numero "a.
.AmbOs ataques fueron f~rustrados por
el fuego de nuestra artillcria. Las
amctralIadoras abrieron sangrientas
brcchas entire las fuerzas cnemigas
cue nos atacaron.
En- el bosQue de tamard. una pa
tru!Ia bavaria capture. clncuenta Y
cuatro soldados f~rancescs.
"El numero de solda4os franceses
ilcsos que han sido capturados des-
de el 4 de Mayo. en- los combates de
Ia colina del Hombre Muerto, han
siGo 1853. de los cuales 81 son OIL
%cia!es.
En- eL frente de Nerdun, al orieu-
tie del Mouse, tuvo lugar TN sanerien-
10 dueio con granadas de mano. ex-
t~endiendose Ia lucha hasta ell bosque
de CailIete. FL enemlgo fue recha-
Las noticaS oficlales que puDIica
el Ninisterlo de la Guerra austro.
hungaro, dan cuenta de que han en-
trado nuevamente Ell actividad sus
fuerzas de los frentes de Galicia e
Italiano.
Dicen asi esas informaciones:
En- Ia Galicia Oriental Y en- Vol
nynia, Sc han removable las activi-
ladies miliUares.
En- ell frente italiano eI enemlgo
lizo furiosos ataques sobre aIgunos
del puente principal de Co.
liza. Y en- la hondonada de Dorbedo.
zero fue rechazado 0 grandes per
!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
Sc sclicitan Aeentes para la

Sc sclicitan Agentes para Ia
venta de LA PRENSA en- IL,
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Ari-
zora, y demas lugares dondo
no los haya. Las personals que
Sc iateresen pueden dirigirse Sc
licitando precio y condolences q
LA PRENSA, Departments do
Agentes, COZ Dolorosa ST., San
Antonio, Tex. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
Won JAGOW,

I'm .el Departamento de ESLado
manifestation que seria aceptaua Ia
declaration de que el comandante del
submarine alenlan habia sido casti-
gado, y que sc considerable terminate
e. asunro. excepto en- 10 que sc refje-
re nj pago de mdemnizacion por los
perju:cios que racibieron los ciu&a-
danos amer!cauos en- este y en otros
academies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
FL GOBlERNO INGLES AUXILiA-
RA A LAS FAMiLIAS DE LOS
SOLDADOS
>rr,ir,o ~r>,cc,at para LA rNENsA.


LONDHES. Mayo lI.-Se anuncia
4ae den,ro dc muy pocos dias hari
p5Jb,ico e. gobierno el plan que ha
,cmiao en- cstuaio por mucho tempo,
para auXi.a~ 4 las famiiias dc los sol
dados que st cncuentran en- campa-
da.
Segln dijeron los p~eri6dicos de la
man"ua. TODD hombrc Que Sc ell
tuentrc en- cl scryicio miiitar, va
sea s~oitero 0 casado. lendra derecho
para soiicitar del gobierno que Sc le
1acilitc e. diHcro necesario para Gu
Drlr tod%s u obligacioucs. tales CO.
mo in5ercses de las hipotecas$repjas
he casa. abonos de muebles, contri-
bIcioncs, SECURES, Y en- ei case de que
sean casados Y con hijos, Sc les fact
itarj. tambicn 10 necesario para Ia
educacion de los njnoS. La ayuda pro
p~orcionada por ell gobierno no exec
cera en- ninguu case de dos libras eS-
teriinas.
Cada una de las solicitudes sera
investigate por un abogado que dcci-
dira en- cada case. No Sc facilitarau
los auXilios a e que sc comprue-
be que los rccursos del demandante
$500 ---Ff;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
CURIOSIDADES.

La palaDra chocolate viene de
'choco.' que Ell el idioma de los an
guos mcNicanos Significa cacao. Y de
late aqua: dc cacao. Aunque no Sc
sabe quien invento el chocolate. pue-
dc decirse que los meXicanos fuero4
los Primcros que 10 p~repararon.
En- Ia Florida (Estados Unidosl Sc
fabrica IN vino mUy superior al de liza
uanjas con m~andarinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12

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8 SJSCBIPT0RES
. Los EuscrptoEe8 Ge Ak PREG- :
> ga no debs1 oIvlaEz, raaaGc
> gambler &c resideQcia. daTa6z 4
. s. direction cue han tsnido y = /
g tuA desea1 gen5c eZ sGvlEa5c ,
o sizes SIN este requisite no eoGa
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
Herminie N. 2, Pa.

Ccujcni Sodrug urrduik,
Ma Iclio tukaiSnih sodrugov
kluba JUG. Soc. Iyrzc i. 63. So
ic sklical shod dine Is. fcbruaria
Y Slov. Del. Domu ma Hcrminic y.
|. Pa. Kliub >lahcmu vrcmcnu i'm
hudi limi ir bila udclclha zclo We
lika. Na >hodu ic govoril Sodrug
l;tbin kriStan IL Chicago i'm STEER
O resnicno potrcbmi i'm pomcnliivi.
Jug. AmrriSki Akadcmiji.
posluSoIci tcoa sboJo 50 covor.
niku odobrnyaIi ! buruim arIav.
zom Sodrup Kri>,au ;o y svnicm
icdruotrm yoyoru do,ozul kako
no,r,bro !. Inc imoril.o Ala
d.miia in koko hooota hi bilo IL
nj. iznbrozbo Dokaz,l i, kri>tau
4, r@riurs. to oroouiyoriio I,hko
yolik, koristi IN scJ,i or. =, to
ja bo trrho y.liko a]oit,cii. IN
della Ja priJ. stvar M nravi fir
Torri crnicui ,nJruoi Lrati. in
,estrc Jclavci. >topimo Y vr>,n in
ugjiiraimo ia =. knri,,ua ,tvar
ri, niri ur.sui,.i iu Jo M, bod,
naSi po,omci rckli. da ni>mo MD.
uapr.InyaIi SoIruu Eristou mann
IT, Joyoli iosuo uokalpI ,m.
.Iugosloy. Akadcmiic. odyi>no ir
1874 oil mas da So ustauoyi in do
Iahko zainc dclati. Rayno Scdai
So ycliko pisc. tudi Gla~iIu =. y.
~. i. JUG Akadcmiii i'm nckatc-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
Steelton, Pa.


Tukaj Sc della 5 polno paro noe
indian vSlcd ogromnih vojnih ma
rocil; izdclava Sc Smrt IA cvropski
prolctariat. in Skorai hi ST lahko
rckio, ia tudi "a amcriSki prolc
%tariat, kcr ic tudi tukai militari
Sticmi zmaj zatcl dvigati ,voio
glavo.
V tenn mcStu je okrog GOOO de
I%avccv, in njih vcGina so pc soda
MEM siStcmu izgnanci ; slovan-
<kcga juga.
Della So pc II ur ma dan, plaza
Jc zanikrna in dclovni pogoji SO
>ramotni. tako da ST. popolmoma
vJemajo ; scdanjo burIvazmo-ka-
pltallSticno druZbo. Povrh v>cga
.Jc pa 81 to: Nccima imcnovanih re
vcIcv, zavcdcnih ljudSkih bitij. ne
INA niti tiStih minut prostcga GA
81, XII jim oStanc pc tczkrm drlu.
porabitl. da pOiSGcjo pot i'm nacin.
kako hi Sc rcSili kapitalisticucga
.jarma; ali Jill najdcS pc krtmah
IaIi pa pc drugih kraiih. k.icr iih
inc hi bio trcba, poSluZujrio Sc 10
nccih iraz o domovinah. q Slavni
vcIiki RuSiji. o mogocni Ncmciii
Ia br,hyi \y.,riii ;tJ
il ~, .vni. ,,Ia
.Iirni. L; o., .n,;i" -, l,..ni
TnJo cIoyek .ni ma omInn
.onLr,, ,Lrti r,,i;,
mill v.,,Ii -, raa
in .tor;li Lar ,no .
Lr,lbo !, r~rn.,n,n
posr.c;In nam :; !,
j,bir nr.coin;a ,.n r.'
r,vit., Irao.io,.r.i. Il
.~itoInic. &. ,on ,,a..,
i. Ja ,L.r.,,n 49,, 80 n,n ;,,.
Loy.ulL. ,J.l,,o, -;
200
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
Anderson, Ind.

Cnnirni WrrInik P|rolciarca,
HEorai gutovo ~ ni>tc iiSkali
uobouoga dopiSa il ic Masculine in
Hohcn SiovcuSki liSi >ploh 81 mi i
mel dori~a odtod. Pryi ic mas
''i '"oictarr" omcnil. da mas Iivi
Wkaj uckaj Slovcmccv. DclavSkih
RAINIER NJ bonn MA Siroko opiSaval.
t,r So dovoii ~lahc. Tukaj ic may
ra. ki 10 Skoraj vSakdo pozna: n
merriam steel Trust. pri tel NAV
nj ~,n zapc,lcna diva Slovcuca in
d'jaya Y f'carui. Drug 50 lapo-
>lcui y iivarni Labcw Co. Drlo
81" prccri tclko dobi. poscbno de-
nj cIovck iluocn "a tax po,cl.
Ti,tim. Iii iih take reel zauima-
io. Ir povcm. da sta tukai dive
.cy,tljci. mas pa nckoliko pray IRE.
lih. Isl So borimo IN SrcGo. OhiSku.
.i,mo Jill pray pridno. ali kdo Jill
ho uhral. ic drugo ~vpra,anjr. Ja1
sem /c obupaI. krr sem H. pri Zad.
.ujih IN pomagati ii ne morrm.
Fo2drav N>cm 2avcdnim Sodru
gom
Louis ZakrajSck.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

VScm lcpo zahvalim Y imcnu tu-
%kajSnjcga Socijalncga kluha. po-
Scbn0 hcrminijSkim dcklctom.
kcr so bile tako dclayuc
pri kolcktanju oziroma prolaia-
nju smotk. pozdravljam y>c 49,
vcdne dclavcc. Tcbi. Prolctarcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
ADVERTISEMENT
AVStT. S%IOyGRSko
Boil. Pod. DTu$tyl
Sedez: Fronienac, Hans.

!Ilprrsr,rano g. f,brlvC a
1905 e drknNi Egrss-

oSUtz. FEONteEac, hanS.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 T. Mineral. Kama
podpreds: JOHN GORSEk, Box 40, Radley, Kans.
RANK; JOIN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Eaas
BiaGaJnik: FRANK STARGIC Box PAS. Mulberry. KaBs
Zspisniksr LOUIS BRENNAN, L. Box 80, Frouteuse, K.as
NADTORNIKl:
PONGRAC jURSE, Box 2O7 Ridley, Kans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4s2. Frontensc, Kama
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontouac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, +. 4, Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STtCIN, BoX226. Jenny Lind, Ark.
MALTA SELMA, Box %, Franklin. Kans
Pomozni odbor:
WILLIAM UROMEk, Box 65, Froutcnac. Kans.
ANTON kOIHNANN, Box 5l4, Froutcnac. Kans
SPrej2mna p~rstcybiua Cd l6. do - leta znaSa $50.
Vs. doGsi Sc maj LIagoyoEjo po5iljati. al. tajnitg.
Use denarne poSiijRtvc pa 81 blagainiku.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02

Dorins Liquid Rouge Poe, at Hes terly Drug Store.
 Mrs. E. A. Loydermilk left this morning for Little Rock, where she will visit her granddaughter, Mrs. V. H. Tate.
 Cotton today in Prescott is bring ing r 1-2 cents and cotton seed 98c. You are assured of the highest prices if you market here.
 Mrs. Paul Mccullough of Womble, returned home this morning after a few days visit with her mother-in-law Mrs. C. H. Mccullough.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02
Magazines at hes-
 terIy Drug Store

Miss Marcella Arthur, with the home economies department Of the University of Arkansas extension work, arrived in the city this morn ing from Little Rock and will be the guest of Mrs. G. R. Haynie.
 When breathing is difficuTt and you have cold in the head. we recommend Rexall Cold Tablets. They're guar anteed. Guthrie Drug Store.
 Prescott Hi will play Nashville on the local grounds tomorrow afternoon, game called at o'clock This prom ises to be one of the most interesting games of the season and probably the last hard fought game on the local Gridiron this year. Nashville and Prescott are well matched and if you want to witness a real fight come out. The admission is 25c.
 The Prescott Volunteer Fire Com pany met last night at the court house with all members present. One new member was received and several more will probably he received at the next meeting as their applications have been received As an example of the efficiency of this splendid bunch of young fire fighters is shown in the fact that only four minutes was required in getting to the fire at the home of lmon Gee which took place last week, from the time they left the hose station These boys will work for you in case of fire with the same vim and determination as they would were they being paid a salary .and 1t is up to our townspeople to assist them in every way possible in decreasing the fire loss of our town.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02

Mrs k. II. Orr, who has been the guest of W. M. Mum and family at Laneburg, left over the Missouri Pa cifc this morning for her home in Buckner
 The o. E. s. will meet in regular session at the hall this evening at 7:30. Work in the initiatory degree. All members urged to be present. Secretary.
 John White and family of Glenwood are moving their household goods here today and will live on the Steel farm near Prescott which Mir. White has purchased.
 B. F. Lowe of Drab, was among the prominent visitors here today. Mir. Lowe came in and renewed his subscription to The Nevada News. Nevada county's paper. for another year.
 0. R. Cummins and family of Le- land, Mississippi, who has been in the city for the past week visiting rela- tlves, returned this morning. They are making the trip in a Dodge car. Miss Eva Cantley accompanied them back and will visit here for some time.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02
Local News

Prescott vs. Nashville tomorrow at three o'clock.
 Dr. Nelms of Laneburg, is seen on the streets today.
 Mrs Pete McKain of route 5, was shopping in the city yesterday.
 Ingersoll Watches $100 to $500 at Hesterly Drug Store.
 E. II. Hood, a prominent farmer of Emmet, is trading at this market to- day.
 J. P. Davis, one of the good farm CTS of Deanyville, is seen on the streets today.
 J. w. Bryson, the fish king of Ne vada county, is mingling with friends in the city today.
 Rexall Cold Tablets are guaranteed to relieve a bad cold promptly. 25c at Guthrie Drug Store.
 A good game is promised tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock-Prescott vs Nashville, 25 cents.
 Ed Chamblee, one of the prosperous farmers of Gale, was among the trad CTS in the city yesterday,
 Judge G. R. Haynie returned this morning from TeXarkana, where he spent yesterday on business.
 l. A. Fincher of Bodcaw, is market ing the long staple here today and trading with our merchants.
 Dr. Hughes, one of the prominent physicians of Okolona, is attending to business matters in the city today.
 Miss Irma Hamby returned home this morning after days visit to the capital city.
 Greatest bargains in Grand, Up right and Player Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines at A. Monson's Mu- sic Store.-Adv. If
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02

F. A. Lane of Stamps, who has been here for the past few weeks as the guest of his uncle, F. w. Thorburn, left this morning for points in 0kla- homa for few months stay.
 Telephone 243 for all kinds of first, class pressing. have bought the shop of Carl Porter and have all the modern appliances for doing sa'lsiac- tory work. Call 243 and give me a trial. Watson Porter. u-
 Guthrie Drug Store received 'ne latest dope on the presidential elec, tion this morning which IS compneu by the United Drug Co. of Boston from 5000 ReXall stores over tue United States, each store SenOlls them the sentiment of their commun- itv relative to the choice for plesl' dent; Wilson's popular vote IS -iy' 330: Hughes vote 17l,559. The elyy n'o toral vote is 2Sl for Wilson ana -'y ,, for Hughes. Necessary ele''O'"' votes to elect, 2GG.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02
DWIGHT BLAKE
 WANTS DISCHARGE

Washington, D. C.. Nov. That favorable action upon the large mum Der of applications for discharge filed by militiamen with the war depart ment would disintegrate the several units and seriously impair the eflic- iency of the service is the position taken by Secretary of War Baker, and the policy is being adhered to without exception. Among the applicants for discharge is Chief Musician Dwight Blake ok Hope. bandmaster in the First Arkansas Regiment Band. ow- ing to the i'll health of Mrs. Blake.
 However, the secretary of war is anxious that any member of the na- tlonal guard who has serious illness in his family shall receive furlough to visit his home, and Mir. Blake may obtain same by making personal ap- pllcation through his commanding officer.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02
Read the advertisements in today's

Read the advertisements in today's paper.
 Nyals' Liver Salts, natural saline laxative. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 At the Park Hotel; w. H. Hali- burton, Little Rock; J, P. Alban, J. w. Wooten, Memphis; D. Bernhard, T. E. Smith, Knoxville; E. L. Hutson, At lanta, Ga; M. Brumley, Texarkana.
 Pretty little Miss Mary Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mor- ton, has invited a number of her friends to meet her at home Saturday, November 4th, from three to five o'clock.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02
RIBBON CANE SYRUP 75c PER
 GALLON.

will be delivering within ten days crop is short-frst come, first served. Send your order to M. B. Segler, Emmet, Arkansas w-dtt
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-02
MORRIS aN EXQUISITE N CANDIES

The price is more and the quality bet ter. Sl.O0 to Sl.50 per pound. at .GUTHRIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

liioric's Ser 41lippmcr mo 0onoaus 6caduc
miro
,n @ai6n7ioa aaein deint man oaUon nid1ts 3u
pica pcii8licns last 6s lest nibty oarou idlicSel
imo e eb aoi3 10 aus ais nollc oic Reaicrina elmer
6cfcBung 0m Sopancr IN Nlcrito NIT pcridrduitcn
Armc -lieAgn- &icaedi maa 0ic 3ntini rett uioi
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3caeriup. oiccl5c @o1n 6critt Die 1ucrta cnitll8.
ais cr oci unaeu Eiaj ocn &eiicn oes alten Qomeu
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NeFamntmadlmnacn.
staats.eiccus. .gcfauutmuduns.


6ieronrdl mcrocn ale Nerioncu nnb 01rper.
idaitru, incorporate ooer poItiihe ipeIne li
0cr siohi Baltimore elm eeindii beircben.
iiir wc6cs Die @rbebuna elmer etaatS.
siccn6 eyiorocrli4 IT, auaeforocr oielebe
am oocr Dor Dem erien Saoc ocs WlpHais
Mai 1916 81 l0cn o6er oieielbe 81 erneueru.
Sc &eridnmniB, cine giccH5 81
l6leu oiro 8croueu ener Sirnie
ncbi soften unicrmerien.
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orm 3. alprif 1916, bcret ein 5uiiteH oeH
stuaou bon 1lbr @ormiitaas bis lpr
Madmiiiaas in ieHem @iireau I'M &cri2iss
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idbrIiden 9rrN6rruuss @laileraiceu5sH bcreit
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mil NaOri6i crircii, ndB Der GtdotSngenicnr
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buro. ulo RrlitSi
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N1 atp hlrrmii NOtis ncncbcu, onb Der
Nimpr mo 2lnolrdih rOu Baltimore iinl bic
guintuc cler @cgorolung criud'l luctocn
luir1 iir olc Nunornurnna nno Ghlicfuua oct
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tuus0cf @ubc Al 6lb nuiu notnliN. Qrcna
jcno nn tie gScincie ocs Orclcr,eit0kc. 235
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plcltlpe 230 2n 100 sur piS vim Sglaug
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qinn cpc AtOtlc bcianicr SirdBc mic Me 5u
lnliclel Acplani iiL n eitcan ocr 5irnbci
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