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Heatherbloom Petticoats, 4
special at. Observation-Disclosures.
One lot of soiled Waists in n
voiles and ernbroideries.
One lot of fancy crepe XII 6
monos, all colors and sizes. e
One lot Of Jap Silk and Gre
Chine Waists. ~
Specially priced at. .......9A'
One lot of Bath Robes, ma
Beacon blanket cloth. do
Special at $2.25 and
See our other Unad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-13
JOSE ISABEL ROBES AhENA1A
ACARRANlA CON DERROCARlO
L fKYI0 UNA eGNHIHiCEGK Pib|fRD0lF
QUE Sc RETIRE 7 k0N2RE G0btR-
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Manual dol 11bOrcO de miues.
Manual Il. lrrherfa.
vonraj de mec3ntcs irdustrfal.
Manual del nInrnr
Vanrsi Gai rciniero-
,,an,,oi dai s,etrs
HaluaI ort saS,Ie.
n"iue, ue' .,.
$500 &c g., ," J
nanuA uei LHpsteto:
OBRiS DIVERSAS
.rle de erhar las csrtas por medic de =,
baraja eSpahola. 1.%
lilbliOteCa De la n!sa. 0hTi caraz de hice'
rrir 4 los mucriOS. y lomOs teia. ~
Rarlias mrA.ranaS prQueEaS. Of
;,ariu1,a:rn. o los pOce Fares q" rraE
ria in ~rIlstica. a..
CaTlnmagnn. Empastada. D."
C6di.o del AMOR sha%
DIcc!onario del arnG.. Ubra may aIncil. e.
ION Juan Tenorio .................. fu.G
FL anna de Casa. Guia de IA fnuier CGUcad'
en- matariG de curinl. Tuda. etc. vs.
Fl calculator dol algoddn. I'm para sem
bradoreS, piZCadOrcS Y trdriranieS. H.g'
Ell libro dc las macrcs. Indispensable :. ID.
madrcs de ranl!Iia. u5n
Fl iern I,. lbs pnamrradOs. libTO para
c0~rrrspondcncias anOrosas. 90
rst.In general do rariaS. 0.GJ
r. I!arTaGern = ,brn de- ORC. rrlrtlras 10
r,aanatisrn0. hir,n0rtsrno = SUGGESTION. GO.
rr;pa 81 annramicufo r1lIa de yoI,nrat Y
enerofas nartid,S Cnn ri Sc adCuirrr IL
r,erSs Ia TaILriIad :, VIDA 9.Gl
c,,,n Gai 1,g,5or a. noIota para los arl.
cIa, odos al base- bou a.21
cr.msiic, dai amor I ibriro original u.H
CAT, ronrIcra dol sInansltOr de Csh.ilos y
T"I nI.5dnr i.Sg
UtsIorIa de Ber,oido. Bertoldlno Y Caca-
seon. A la rlsIica. Us
La misms historic. Empsstada. a.:o
Juecos ne manOS. O sea 81 arre de haCrr
diahluras G.3G
| rracos InIcentas de socIeGaJ. Collection
do iunrns dtynrtidns Y adivinanzds U.3G
- snoGos crnI,rlJnS. nor eli MacIco de
Is,r.tsn , tn;nn teia. con EminaS. ..G.50
= TryI.,na ronmIar. NodcIcs lie dIscursos
! nara rinstas s~oriaIes. ralrl0,icas Y ami
liars. himnos htOgracIaS. etc. so
a Medicinal Casera. Trafamienios senciiIO>
ara toia rIo.e tr Intermediates. H.5n
~ TniI " una noches. 4 II riSrira. -. $50
10 a miii = ma noc..es. Empastada. ESQ
20 nj, n,tI y IN dias. Cuartcs Srahes. turcos
LIS Ia fr,.ir,ridoS Al ra5ieIlaro. u.-J
! 10 ins c,,nnos n35
-tp.o " ~. rbistac oa5
LLpIo Ge ~ M,tTrolaz, rorrrciGn 10 his
Ia VIZ u pnveIat ,',nrsIos t95
/ sUir%S ia n crIa de caIEInas 10
1000 comnlato de sOlfeo. por don Hiia-
riIa Esleya. 0.7n
,t,ndo do soIrar prirn.ra marie d.o8
,IS,oGn do snIreo. SrpInda parie. nau
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-13
DOS P4RH1sS WllISTAS Sc
DiREGEN HlCIA IA C'UDAD
pE MADEIRA
GER!t DEL PNl0SE ESTA HkIEN
80 A VITA DBtGAnA PGR 81 lt.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-13
La TERCERA SEMANA ELECTO-
RAJ DEL "HERALD"

! jI"@ar pUr la vot&c. vn rccogida
POI 81 New York Herald. cE Ia ter
ccga scmana del coEcurSo cuy0s da-
los pUblic0 csc jiaTio cl domingo Ill
timo-la campaTa Wilson-Huehes
continual indecjss y mas reiiida cada
dSa. En- la ScmaGa anterior. Wilson
obtu"o 26.laS voros :" Haghts. -.
2U.039; vm la scmana que ACADIA de
paS:tg. Wilson two 3&.:'2S. Y Hug
hes. Hip. Sc trata de una vota-
con recogiGa en- 81 Estados V eI cam
diiato rcpublicaro tieEe Sobre el de
mocrata. en- Una totaliGad de 7?.Su3,
solo 4.lS4 de ventaja. Esto. sin en-
barge. scria mrv favorable Il Mr..
Hughes ii no cxiSticTa IL c~ircunstan-,
Ga dc que IN mayoria con que ahora
cucnta en- 81 cOncuISo del Herald de-
pende tan 500 d. que el Esiado dc
California le oto:g" un n%mc"o de
vOtoS que exccdc :; los De Wilson en-
4.3?@. PeIo - - hacc runto omIso
de California. en- todos Il cI>i todos
los G"maS. Ny. Wilson ;iCEr una rri-
yoriu. 81 bicn; muy pcqurla.
No es possible. por lc t#nto. anun-
ciar NADIA dcf!rit.vO u nucS."oS iccto-
res, = travcS de IL votari6n rccOgida
Dnf. al \rU. N,-L E~r,IJ =, ,I.r.,
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La prensa neoyorkina Sc ocupa.".
(Nienc de la Fag. ia.)

han hecho grande* fortunes an No
vico." y dog-"t 49, que no e; Il
ci,o conden". = ,oda !" c"l"nil c.
pamela dc -.1@6""I:5
Y i il que tantU l. pen III :; IA
americana. por c! hechO de que hu
10 $iete espanoles y tres ameriranoS
CUE l~ucrarun de modo considerable.
HUERTA. PREsIDENTE LEGlTl-
MO
Sostiene Bu!nes. con acop!o de
razones. que "Huerta fuc g! vcriade-
10 Presidente de Mexico. e P"esl-
dente sociological. impuesto por ia
ley social de Ia coStGmbre. e. yer-
dadero Presidente ConStItu, i"rat
cmanado de n Constitution no cscri-
Ia. cpresentante de las necc-idades
del pueblo"
Echa en- cara 4 Wilson III h's;jii-
dad hacia Hucrta; y dice que q IS
dc Echrero dc 1915 * tuvo Ia mott
cha de que Ct hcrcdcro del trono de
Turcuiu. cI ioven IuSSouf lZz"dm.
zen mi opinion-afirma-tan cs.ina-
bic como Madero" habia sido dSeSi-
nado por ordcn del Jcfe del G"hi"rnc
T.,..o. =. ..roIn -I.i. n,tt,f-. Er
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ca. rota Y ncgra. aparic!ones, coA!uroS,
c~ncantarnlrafJ~. etc. ..... -"
Dogma Y Ritual lie n Alta Macia. vbTs Que
cnspra los miStrrloI del OrElGSE0. con
liens 81 trilngllIo de Solomon. n C1bAia,
-sncrctos del tNItU, ~nigrnmIn''i. "ir. NV
EnchlridinneS Grlmorlps Pcnla:uios n4y
Ii Dragon Rolo. o sea ct arle dc mahiir
los eSD!TitEs. o'-'
Fl Podcr del P~rnSamienIo. Su do"llnio
cul;urg. como Csiudiar st TiIrrza. i:m'
Fl lthrO IntcFUal- Ira,adO CO!apts.o dc la
cIencias ncUiiaS. CDn'icnr cl llOFu ar
san Clpriano. Ciay:rUla d" >~dl0Ul0n, ei
DRAGON RoiG s Ia Cabra Internal. Tc'"It.
de n Reins Cleopatra. etc. NO.
II ycrdgdrro DRAGON ROi0. Contieue Nar-
los tnrcrn8lCS. encan'aihicatoS. n:0Gp 'e
hacerse invisible. ctC. '.V
La gran varifa adl"inad0ra Y el Viejo Grnl-
da dc las ~pirarnIdeS. VI
Ltbro MaSno dc Ssl CiprianO. Edicion uai-
"a Y currp'cia del raInnSO Gr!nur!o, : n
Snia auicntira cniTH ipdds. I.~l
La Claylcula del !iCchlCc;O. o hbFo de an
Ctpriano. con infInIGid &c Sccrctos. g.1n
La gran magi1 SuprHma. . Nv
Manual de TuaSta blanca. ...... 40
Manual dc mdgia TCJa. . -
Manual DC ma=ta n"gra. = va
SrrrrroS dc los ydrltOS. Arie de Sa!!ar 4 ~
dos los iucgOS. 1885, imu
Sarrelos dc Alberto ei G'ande. az
Secrr,Os de Ia prtStIdi-i,aci5n Y Is ma2ia.
LrrciOneS rracticaS dc escamDieo- . IN
Secretus del inferno. 30
Tesoro de Milayros de Ia CruE dc Cararl-
ca. Verdadcra iova del Crrl'iS!no. M
verdadero horoscope para adivihar Ell poco
Tentr. : ~
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ESPIsrTISRo

ESEiSIIiSa0
1avnrfnns7ia .snirftIsts- . 40
q U5rc d. los mediums. . O.!S
81 LiATu DE ,9S EsPiTliuS f!cS
4 Genesis. los milagros y las preiicclo-
Il EvanSe;io s-ShH el eSpi.lismo. . %
e Ciel0 : {; iGreTno. 015
Ic-as D6<T!u.as de Allan EardeC- : 0.Gs
yrs - = eSp!ritIsmo7- $1,000. els
-5STbRit
q sol de MAYO. Memorials de Ia Interven-
C'bl rralCesa. Con ScabafOS ~
q cerco - las Ca-npanaS l.@o
spisoti0s Mli.:S-cs MeNiCaI0s. Guerra 90
i~h-ereRGelrla Q invasion americana 80
aS.a.la de ECMa. COmprende dcSGe los OIL
genes de Roma. hGSta Ia caid3 DEL iIiipeTlo
5man lie OcclGente. 20
astoria 10 GrCC.a. desGe los ilerapos ne
,Io 40 ,fo,snTrn G.TS
5erns = CauGgllo. La vida del Gral D!az.
%or DucinS salinas. a-'1
ASTORIA FairIa, pcT don IuSto Sierra Iiu3-
irsda con &Tab9dOS VIZ
iistoCl. de Mexico, poi NcTtla, deSde los
priTusros t:sInpos haSta Ia caida del Segun-
10 ImperiO. Tn tomO teia 3D
astoria General De Mexico, poT zarate 0.6j
ASTORIA rnl-crSal. con nrOfuSion dc S?a-
hadCs. EdictCn de lUiO - SS.F1.
a NaIsstsd CalJa- Novela historical de Ia re-
rUmrion maderiSta. ueJ
? REVOLUTION De Mexico Y 81 lmperIallSIno
Yankee. Chra politics dc iEiercs. . oSI
-os Insurgentes. Rel3lo de Ia inSuTreccion
-, Er,,rs iGl
&rESo-!ss de un suerrtliero. Historic GO Ia
S,er-o De PcrorToa Zoo
is-rRc.oDss Nis;1rIcas NeIicanaS. TTallcih,
uss . ieyeldas. Obra deStindd3 a cult'Var
81 senirIniRnio patrlo eu el coraron dc IOS
hiIoS dc Mexico. lIus'Tada con EFaDados
2 car6tula 8 dolores. UoJ
;acerdo;e ' CaGdllIo. Obra relative ! y
Guerra de Independence luz
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sUcrra.
No & wilson quicn nos ha Horado
q, uEa guerra con Alemania. Tai
-osa a ha hccho e. Kaiser en- perso-
&a. De hecho. eStamos fisicamcnte
impos.n:i'2Gos para il Il a guerra
con .A,cmunia. No eS 4 @uestra ma
riHa @ u nuestro cjercito I 10 que te-
ne NemaG!a. <ino = nuestr& po'encia
ecrnom.ca. ' Ii autoridad para ma
NEAR e<ta guerra economical dcscun-
~ ca mauos del preSidcrtc. No OBS
tame. nos Eabriar!os viSto eHvueltuS
"a una guerra cor Alemania. como
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caGo SoldadoS en- Liverpool o Ham
burgo. cabria alguna duda de que
nucStros aetos 20 lutheran Sido inter
pretadoS como hostiieS pOr los go
biernos de Ia Gran Bretana 0 Alema
MIA? MandamoS 10000 hombres, dc
hecho todos ~nuestros soldadoS regu-
lares. 4 traves del Rio Grande, y
aun Sc encuentran ahora ALI. Ian
zamos 100000 nal dispueStos guar
diaS naciona;es a Ia fr0ntera. = $4,000
de esos hombres aun permanecen
ALI. Actualmente estamOs empleando
mas hombres contra Mexico que los
que e~mpleamos en- Ia guerra con Me
xfco el ano de IS47. Y aIgunos lea
GerS democrat;cos que andan en- bus
ca de votoS. ~pretenden declines que
el Presidente Wilson nos ha Nbrado
de Ia guerra. Que i~n<eHsatoS.
"Curran2a ha huchado con noSotro<
V nos ha meuudeado los goIpeS, uno
Ge-pueS dc otro. Villa ha luchado con
rosotros Y ha a~seSinado q nueStros
ciudadanos y ha ul;vajada 4 nueStras
muieres aun de este lado q" Ia from
terra. Pero no Sc IN hecho ninguna
declaration de guerra : no ohstantc
Sc han bacido algunoS miles de sol
Gato~ a~nericanos. se han ga-tado mas
lie Glen miIIoneS lie doiares. eXiste"
q 10 largo del rio Grande muchas
cambas anonimas. TODD 10 cua. apunta
cI hecho dc que actualmenre nos en-
conJramoS en- estado de guerra cor
}iv@ico. :Qu9 Wilson nos ha iihrado
lie la guerra: Lo que Wilson quierc
son voJoS.
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Eumdu m'rrsite libroS en- cspaiol
iiiriia~r u~l"j - lgnacio +. Lczano
Gn7 Ru!mrus:, II. san .Antunsc Texas:
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- nluir> >ir ui'>tru N"!ud" rrLrl;r" pa
80 arrruIrr 81 iudi"~ 81 ~ irrri"H''. '"i
J., nrHEuHrIariun iirli'Lda.
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Dramas del aulIleIIO. : toHI"N' ~
Fl beSo De una murrtd y la rengaI1a ne
una lUca. ; toGIu3. -.
Fl ulilmO beSO. -
Fl SerrslO de IN D9ptidO. fp
II frrn de L. .uucr'c. : iCruOs. ASu
Fl hliu DEL anarqriSia. : i0mOS. h.Sp
/! albcrguc del dnliin. : toInos. D.. u>y
Ell ahorcaGo del :lrupe. 1 toGn9s. !.HJ
Fl c~aIv.rIU de una madre y ArfepeH'itL.'sR,
los crlmenns de D!ayolina- J tC'Eos. O.S
Los ainoras maliiiGS. , i0noS. ".sI
los mdr!dJS !DT3mt-. > tpiiiOS. ~
La snpui,aia :iya. : tOmOS. ~
las rirfimiS del amor. t.tO
Las ,ragediaS de los ceiOS. ( tofnos. . !iD
La urCadO-a. e.. . ~"
Ia hiia de la porlera. . tones. . $50
La resr-iccr!6n dc IN angel. NJ
La hlilariaa del Tca'r0 Heal. ; tOnos pSl
La Ultima eta. : lUmOS. v'cV
los mis;crinS del crIUr"n 4 tOmos 100
Las e~<CiaraS nlanr6S. = IOmOS. uSJ
ParatSO e Inferno. Wv
Rina . 81 .Angrl de los hl'eS. 2 toinoS u'SD
Teresa IL lcSucliad2. : icmos. "ep
Tn crimen en- auiomGvlf2 tOnns. vs.
Virgcn ) madre V Eypiacinn. 3 tones. i.aV
uEi,iS nF VICTOR HtGO
Cari2S a la nrTIa. 20
bios No
Fl hombre que RE. G.I9
Il g. Espisodios de la REV. rrsncesa %
ian dc islendia 0 81 Fombre Fiera.. G.s5
La lrycnda De los S!clOS. co
Los NlSerab!rs. , tOfnOs. . ia
Los lrdDaiadDrcs del mar. nb1
Nuesira Scii9ra de Paris. $1,000. . O6'
EOVcIaS a 10 ccntayOs
arfe dc buscar msrido.
Amor Y martIrtQ.
CalvarlO de amor.
FL RoviO prcSiadO.
Ell purEatoTio de las s~Oltcras.
Ell plraiSO dc las mujercS.
Ell inferno de los hoinSres.
FL hada de los mares
FL Collar dc esmCTaldss.
FL nldO de ru!Scfores.
FL 81 dc las niTlAS.
Il aHma en- IN heSo.
La hiIa dc las flores
La nina dc los iazlninss.
La vtUda allegro.
La COric del amor.
La prlnccSa del dollar
La hiia dc Venus.
Las unTeTaS del NOR.
Las hIiaS del champagne.
Las EYaS mOdcrnaS.
Naldilas scan las mujercl
Maldiios sean los hOmbres.
aaldi!as sean las sucgras.
HRiditU sea el amor.
SslditOs sean los celOs.
PnrCue SO Casan los hJmb-ea
PnrUIG Sc casan las Innjnres.
PnruUe pecan las mUJeres.
pnrqu& reilrldea las yii!;las.
POrQue muTmUran las vlcIss.
Por SecrlT I una muler.
Su maJesiad el Amor.
viva mi nOvial
Azuccna, por Carlota Braem6.
Dora. por Carlota Braems.
FL BCcerrO de Orc.
FL hljO msldito.
FL mdnUscrito de Dl nsdre.
Maria. por Jorge I$aGcA.
! GBRtS M VARGAS VIA
Alba ROIa. ~
| AURA o las v~iOIelss. l.&
! trS-veTha. 10
| CupoS Gp Csurma sic
Clcps!dr3 Huia. q la rustcal, ,.. "a,
: nal ru-al rpnSalie. i.S
I ~. 80. H. , ,tn. 81 -a-,e >
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Obras de Venta en- Ia Liberia de Ignacio Z. Lozano

ns HsE2MARAH L Ms sGyRA 6aA ST. EH6MS665a55 &c HSSHHeeIM @2 EdMAgE So III u ooaS ISr+"
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"ENNstLBS fN1ITNIUS
Los Mssua!es anUtdGos = continu" lion va
len Sl.Gl TN peso cada unC,.
Manner dc aCeltes Y jaboncs.
nahuai de agricu!tirI y %gsngderfS-
Manual dc alh.11ileTfa.
Nanl!a! de artC< : oriCios.
Manuai de Carpinterfa de taller.
Manual de cerraIcria Y ObTs de hierrO-
Manual del COhclcTo Y ~pOlvOristl.
Manual del CuriidOr dc rIeies-
Manual del cOnritrr0- psSiClCrO.
Manual del dcstiiador licor.gtE
Manual dc elrCiileldad.
AabusF dc Toi6Sratfa.
Manual del hojalaiero.
Manual lie iarGlnerla Y nortlCultHrh-
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AyESTJRlS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES
"a 80 ccntavos cada tomO).
FL ventcdnr DC Cadaycres.
Il TObD Dol dIamar'e azul
la hills ici uSureTo.
Blackwell. Ell pirata del Tamesis.
lack 81 d~cStrlpadrr.
Los morc4erOS ralSOS de Loodrea.
La niat"t7 SangTienia.
Tn met.CO criminal.
Fl teslaHcntO del director.
Sherlock Holmes y CT "cunlTaDlhU'SA y
opiC.
En- Ia csrrcIa del crlmcn dc Pl,t'surr
A las pUcTtas de la InueTte-
Il viuda ro!7 de Paris.
Ia bsst8 huiuIra.
Uns nUrts De terror.
Fl robo del collar de i'sr,7A
La inramc 0ossda del Cairo.
Il Hsufr2gio de CORN.
Fl rey dc los bannidos-
aYENTIRAS ne John C.. RSFILE".
"a 30 crRtaves cnia iOmo).
FL inr6yniiu InI~irri0so.
In TobO en- ri ralaCiO Ncal.
Fl principe jUrador.
III aSslio en- Fl sleeping
FL RUp ruth.
Fl hcr"i!"rp De Eacln,tOa5.
II Sprrfto del 3aitlO.
FL Prnsldcnle in las CoiCulth-
FL falSO sIitCaiOr-
La dOurNila r5ptada.
Ell fu>il del negro.
Fl ieSnro del RoyDL
Tn viate de bodas.
FL leSgT0 del EStado.
Fl saccriotc de! Sol
En- Ia r6tOnera.
RI Sec-r;o del tcSOro-
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GBRiS ne VARGAS villa

Alba ROIs. 10
AURA o las viOIeIas. l.St
trS-verba. . t.Jl
GupoS Ge CsurIna sic,
Cleps!dra Hoia. q la ruslcal. ,-E. . nli
mel ru-al ranS7lie. i.H
nc sGs Iises Y de sus ress5. . i.3t
III alma de los lirIos. i.39
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RELIGION

ClaviCEls del Toy o3lomnnt
picclUnario Internal. Contiene
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-21
Shall CHILDREN Go BA RE FooTEp IN SUMMER?

infrequent. On the other hand, weak
feet is a common complaint.
DIR. Grossman gives some of his eX-
periences with eco cases of weak feet.
Two-thirds We're in females; one-third
in males. Two-thirds were between 15
and 40 years of age. The other third
Were divided between children under
Is and men and women past As. Often
the abused feet of childhood do not
cause symptoms until middle life.
Eighty three per cent OF the people
with weak feet had pain. Half of these
mad pain in the feet and calves of the
legs; & per cent in the calves only; 5
per cent in the back.
OF the 11S cases of weak feet who
dld not complain of pain, 81 tired cas-
lily; eight limped: in 90 the ankles
turned easily; 26 had swelling about
the ankles; six had general muscular
relaxation.
All of the 700 had heels that turned
out, causing extra weight to fall on the
inside of the ankle and on the instep.
The way to prevent weak feet is to
exercise the muscles. ligaments, ten-
dons and joints of the feet. a good
is to go b~arcfooted. The reasons for
going h%arefooted outweigh the reasons
against it in most parts of the country
In a hookv.orm country perhaps. it is
better for the children to wear sandals.
Me argument for girls going barefoot
ed is strong. Girls are more apt to
suffer from weak feet. Going barefoot
! ed makes for pretty feet.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-21
vaearies Of Shell Fire.

From the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Before l visited Nerdun ] had seen
many cities and towns which had been
wholly or partially destroyed, either
by shell fire or by the German soldiers
in their great invasion before the
Marine. one shellod town is much
like another. and there is no thrill
quite like hat you experience when
you see the first. But these towns
had tied nearly two years ago; indeed,
in most the resurrection had begun;
little red roofs were beginning to
shine through the brown trees and
stark ruins. Children played again in
the squares. 1t was like the sense you
have when you see an old peasant
blowing among the cross-marked
graves of a hard fought battle corner
the sense of a beginning as we'll as
of death and destruction.
But at Verdun is was utterly differ
ent. OF life. or people. os activity be-
ginning again or surviving there was
nothing. Some time In the recent past
all the little people who lived in these
houses had put upon wagons what
could no quickly moved n had
slipped Out OF their homes. that was
already under sentence Of death. They
were zone into the distance. and they
bad left behind them 40 straggless. The
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-21

In certain parts of the country hook
worm aboundl. 1t has been prove that
hookworm can get into the body
through the skin of the feet. Barefoot
children in the south often get sores
on the feet. One form of sore feet is
known as dew poison. Dew poison is
hookworm infection. Some children de-
velop chronic ulcers on the feet. Some
OF these are due to hookworm.
Some children get blood poisoning
and some lockjaw as the result of go
ing b~arefooted.
And these are about the only objec-
tons.
Going barefooted strengthens the
muscles OF the feet, prevents weak
feet, so called broken arches and the
other disorders which belong in the
group. The muscles which move the
toes are also the muscles of the feet.
Whenever the toes turn up, become
misshapcn or twisted, or whenever the
muscles of the feet lose their ability
to move the toes, the chances are that
the :; Oh has given. or is on the way tC
give. or the DOT is due to develop weak
foot.
There is not much danger from hook
worm in any part of the country if the
boy or girl will wash his or her feet
we'll once or twice a day. wen if hook
worm infection does occur, it can be
cured without much rouble.
In most of the country there is no
danger of infection by hoolworm. In
lection of the feet With locljaw is very
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-21
Tho Danish West Indies.
From the New York World.


Ever since Secretary Seward In 1865 pro-
posed that the United States purchase the
Danish West Indie. the acquisition of the
islands has been periodically urged. In
1902 the United States Senate ratified the
convention for the cession of the islands
that had been signed by Secretary Hay
and the Danish minister at Washington.
but unexpectedly it was rejected by a tic
vote in the upper house of the Danish
rigsdag. Recently old rumors have been
revived that Germany was seeking to buy
the islands for herself.
There are far-sighted theorists who hold
that every Island in the West Indies is
the key to the Panama canal, and that for
the defense of the sthmian waterway the
United States must cytend its possessions
whenever the opportunity offers. ST.
Thomas lies only Is miles east of Porto
Rico and has a splendid harbor, which
could be used as a naval base If another
were needed in that part of the sea. In-
GLIDING ST. Croix and ST. John and minor
islands, the population of the colony Is
relatively small. mostly Danes and Brit
ish. with many negroes. The principal
products are run and sugar.
In part or in whole. the islands have
excessively been under the sway of the
Dutch, English. Spaniards and Danes, into
whose hands they passed in 1873. If for
the sake of a fine harbor the United States
should some day decide to pay several mill
lions for them. 1t would be a simple mat
ter to charge up the item to manifest des-
tiny. 1t might be cheap at that in com
p%arison with the cost of permitting the
Islands to fall into the hands of an ag
5reSSlvC European power.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-21
Slaves Are Tipiess.

The city of london has embarked
almost without warming on a new So
clal experiment. says the unde Adj
vertiser. This is no less than Il plan
for the eradication of tipping in hair
dressing saloons. The custom is really
a relic of the days when Londoners
submitted their chins and heads to
he more or less gentle Teuton. Tho
Germans invaded the saloons because
they were cheap, and kindly disposed
people who heard what their wages
were We're shocked, and began to give
them a trifle for themselves Thus
the system spread. until at last. as
one had to treat everybody alike. the
public began tipping English BARRIERS,
too. After that it was always certain
that the Englishman's wages would
leave a margin for these contribu-
tions thankfully received. The pro-
vincial cities nave resisted the extern
sion of the tipping custom to BARRIERS
with some success. The result is that
the London scale of pay in these
saloons is frequently below That in
other cities. although the cost OF liv-
ing is higher. In busy shops the tips
have enabled the staff to keep the
home fires burning. but with more
and more chins going to the front the.
aproned raZor-wielders of the city
have lately been out of luck. The
situation has now been reviewed, and
the placard, mo g%ratuities'' has DIP
peared in all the saloons whose pro-
prietors acknowledge the sway of the
city of London hairdressers' ~associa-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-21
Two Wee Mice Start Panic,

Portland, Ore.-Forty high school
girls, sten%ographers and older women
on their way to Portland early one
recent morning were thrown into a
panic when two mice invaded a Sell
wood street car.
In the ensuing confusion, two girls
tainted, several tried to leap from the
car and a number sustained bruises
and scratches. After five minutes of
feminine screaming, mostly from safe
places on the tops of seats. two men
caught the mice and the car moved en-.
The mice We're discovered on the floor
of the car by a schoolgirl, who
screamed and led the general scramble
for places on top of the seats. thus
starting the panic.