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New Britain herald., 1916-04-06

Women's s1.5o Tan Cape Gloves, made of selected import ed leather, very special price $1.OO.
 Women's s1.oo Tan Cape, 69c. Sizes 515, 6 and 61A only.
 Women's s2.OO Imported French Kid Gloves, pique and overseam sewn, our regular stock glove, reduced for this two days sale, $1.5O.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-06
For Two Days Only, Thursday and Fri
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Good quality percale Aprons, in all good shades of percale, but tons down side front, for one day at 39c.
 Also with elastic belt.
 Petticoats of muslin or cambric, regular s2.5O, at $1.49.
 Petticoats of muslin, regular $500 value, $1.95.
 Marcella Envelope Che1nise, regular s1.5o chemise at 98c.
 Dainty Envelope Chemise> regular s1.5o value, 98c.
 Dainty New Philippine and French Underwear, all hand en- broidered, s3.o5 to s4.5o gowns. Special at $2.95.
 Chemise, Hand Embroidered Edge, at 98c and $1.95.
 Domestic Gowns, regular o8c gowns at 49c.
 Crepe and Muslin Gowns, regu- lar s1.5O, at 89c.
 Muslin Night Gowns, trimmed with dainty faces and medal1ions regular s2.oo, at $1.2e.
 Muslin Night Gowns, regular s2.5o, at $1.49.
 Low Neck Night Gowns, regu- lar $500, at $1.95.
 Another dainty Envelope Chemise, with lace and Applique eemabroldery, ea regular s1.5o, at Marcella Combinations of fine nalnSook, $500 value at S1.95. Dainty Batiste Marcella Corset, Covers, regular 75c value, at 4sc. envelope Chemises, trimmed wlth lace and embroidery, regu- lar s2.oo value, at $1.29. Cambric and good quality Cot ton Drawers, embroidery and 1ace 11I1nmed, 1n regular 75c quality at
New Britain herald., 1916-04-06
DRUGS

Complete line of Hospital Sup plies at Low Prices.
 Lime Stone Phosphate. t.. .23c Swamp Root ....... .29c, soc Anglers Emulsion. ... .35c, 65c lad Salts .51c Rheuma Salts ....... .16c, 33c Syrup of Figs :. .26c Plnkham Compound ... 59c mdltllltS .. .6IC The Premo Camera, No. 1,
 Pack Film, stO value, sale
 ... $6.89 Gillette Safety Razor, s5 value,
 sale S3.59 Gem Safety Razor, St value,
 sale .69c
New Britain herald., 1916-04-06


 Only during this sale will tn smart, dressy coats be shown this price. The lot being co posed of models for sport, dre general utility and auto wear, the styles that demand attentit some full, some belted, some flare lines, included are a numl of the catalogued Princess Goa Among the fabrics are the $ Jerseys, Velours, Tweeds Popli Gabardines, etc, in the want sport shades and dressy conser, tive colors.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-06

All Suits from our regular stock composed of tailored and fancy models, which include the new flare skirts, the pleated skirts, the Jaunty jackets, the short full jackets and the strictly tailored models; of tafeta, gabardine, whipcord, Jersey and mems wear serge, in all the new shades of navy, tan, twilight, Rookie, brown, green and novelty colors, included are few extra sizes for stout women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Ethical
alks
Worm Medicine"
By Wilton, Brady, NJ. D.

There are two kinds Of worm reme-
dies. the kind prescribed by your fam
lily doctor and the kind that never wor-
ries the worms. This latter kind we
had better dispose OF first.
On the carton OF one widely mar
keted worm remedy" the sucker-we
refuse TO apologize for this word
The sucker is informed that the medi-
cine dissolves the worms In the intes-
tine. and that nothing but some "slimy"
substance comes away. The plainest
lie ever printed. No medicine could
10 such a thing without literally eating
through the intestine at the same
time. The nostrum is made TO sell, and
i, does sell. because the public does
love 20 be swindied.
other alleged worm medicines are
directed 10 he given a, regular IN.
tervalS over prolonged period. Ana
so strong is the laundering in EVERY
mothers heart-at least every mother
who likes TO experiment upon her chill
dren-;u try her hand Al 4 little Siua-
tour doctorinS, that she may SoasI %
II among her cronies. the mere tac'
that some smooth crook directs such
maltrcatment is quite enough. The
children have TO put UP with il. Now
must Kill or benumb the worms In the
intestine. so tina, they mag be swept
away by the cathartic which mast al
ways follow. And hence one or two
doses OF the remedy would be all the
child could be reasonably asked TO
swallow-more would be loves labor
lost.
OF course most OF the proprietary
worm remedies have no effect whatever
on worms. even II worms are present.
They are generally mild laXatives. and
contain perhaps a little soda, rhuharh
and sugar to mask the taste. Harm
less enough, but utterly innocuous 20
The worms.
When the doctor is satisfied that
worms are present-wher the worms or
their eggs have been demonstrated in
the evacuations-he generally pre-
scribes n short fast. following an ac
tive cathart!C in order 20 empty the
bowel. The child probably retires
without supper. or with just cracker.
Next morning. say at or :, the worm
medicine is given in one or two doses,
and about two hours later another dose
of the cathartic-ani that is all OF
the treatment. at least for the time
being. If no worms come away. the
chances are a thousand TO one there
are no worms to come away.
This custom of nagEng at children
on an old womans notion that lit is all
worms ails the chiid-don't ! know.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

There is great opportunity at the
present time !or clever women who
can devise artificial flowers of silk,
metallic tissues and velvet Some of
The handmade French flowers in a
small cluster. cost as much AS woman
would ordinarily pay for a hat. They
are hand-painted with wonderful deli
cacy. and put together with a skill
that is something marvellous.
Many Of the women artists OF Paris.
finding no market for pictures during
these days Of war-weary world, are
turning their attention toward the de-
signing of beautiful ilowers TO be used
as trimmings FOR chapeaux and robes.
The results are 50 beautiful that the
ordinary artificial flower. wonderful
though that may he, looks poor and
faded beside them.
Copyright. 1916. ~ ]. keeley)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

for some women If they didn't have
husbands TO buy their clothes.
With what tragic feelings do we dir
out last years suit and meet Il face
10 face! How sincerely 10 we hone
that 1t may have grown thorougbly
dingy and utterly impossible. SO ina,
We may cherish good excuse 10 buy
a new one.
If one must wear the robes OF ycs-
teryear, there II always so!ace and
consolation IN the nechwear depart.
ment There, for dollar or two, ono
may find something OF the rnomen,
With that life is not quite so bitter.
Neckwear for spring. 1916, leans rnos,
decidedly toward ruchette effects, cane
lines and plated things. grea, deal
OF net is used, and there is a trenend.
Gus interest in pink orpandy. FIcsh-
color GeorHette. bound with ficsh-color
satin. makes stunning neck frlls and
huffS. White tafteta Is used .or decor.
tive little capes. which are trimmed
with fiat bands Of the taffeta with
pinked edges. Small artificial flowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Board OF Agriculture. and Samuel H.
Marshall. OF Albcmarlc, and T.. r.
White. of Loudoin. members Of the
state Fair Association. The Governor
himself. under the CT is eX-oficio mem
Der of the commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

one o: the pre;ties, and most gem
orally wearahie and becoming OF the
many SUITS that have come TO us from
the Other side OF The salty water is
displayed in the accompanying il!ustra-
;ion.
The material is navy blue gahardine.
The skirt has an underdrcp OF box
plating, and the .ablier is cut rather
square across the front. giving an
apron effect that is one OF the best
dress ideas OF the spring season. APP.
pearng on jacket as we'll as on skirts.
The bobby coat has a slight tiare, and
il also has decorative effect OF bias
bands that follow down on either side
Of The front and scurry around the bot
tom.
Of white hroadcloth is the detach-
able vestee, locked with ball buttons
Of ivory AMI bearing high placed
narrow belt of white kid edged with
black patent leather. The bell sleeves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
COMMISSION NAMED
Governor Appoints Men 10 Direct Ex-
penditure of Fund for
Stock Premiums.

Governor Stuart yesterday nppoint-
ell the commission OF four members
provided by the last General Assembly
10 direct the expenditure OF a new So
""o appropriation for premiums for
agricultural and stock exhibits at the
state Fair.
Inc appointees are w W. Sproul.
OF AUGUSTA. and Frank Lindsay, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
CONTINUED from Thursday

What did he say?
He said l couldn't testify TO what
wasn't sure of. and that il was wiser
not to ask too many questions
Did you understand that the back
ing for your theater WAS IN order TO
keep YOU from tcstifyine
81 object" cried the district at
torney. on his feet in an instant
There WAS much wrangling as TO
whether this question could be ad-
mittcd. but the judge finally ruled that
II was material evidence.
1t was never put into words. Mr..
Langdon, though ! gathered it," the
witness said. hut there arc some
bigger things than business success.
and | wanted to set this STRAIGHT
4 sudden commotion arose At the
back of the room, and as the spectators
turned and stared and the Judges gavei
trapped for order Il mans voice rose
shrill and eXasperated.
so that's what you've got me here
for. is it? Daniels has Switched.
Well he can't prove anything-I tell
YOU he don't know nothin'.
y pallid- faced man in Il llHht-checked
suit was struggling in the grip of
Brennan and a policeman, who drew
him steadily down through the gaping
crowds as Langdon called his next
witness.
George Shale."
won 'eS'''N' S''I''e' '"e "'"
conner. twisting ansriiy under the
by-no-means light handling OF inc de-
tect''es' NAT 10 YOU "'h' oi me
snail ten 20" MAJ wheh you are
On the stand. SAL" hahH"oh' pr'enA'
and His Honor. leaning forward said
sharply:
"a refusal to 'es'ifT Is contempt OF
court, You can l." sent 10 prison Tor
that
For moment Sh'ie >'"red "iiaiE
about then his eyes narrowed shrewdly.
ana he SAID sFuhi!' Al right ana
allowed himself 70 he ie' up INTO me
stand.
the excitement "t Tue spectators can
pe imagined
Here was diai"" oil 'h' h"sl 'h7'"-
ing kind-an unwilling witness IN
sensational i"uraeF '''"i' fr"seen 10
me sand ioFced 10 open h!H Sea!eD up"
sac Ten "ha' ne "neW
NJ! Sha!e, 'f.eG Ian e''"' ""t'
ma L'aFiH romeo. ASKED sou /" q"
:o' h!in on '"s "isht "he" NJ was
sAoi
as es"e9 ."' :" gel MI" 'he EF"a
s-ls a. ~ f'"F'-''r ne "''e' "
s-; MSS gage ih NEE ''5 que
ehat-=- ~ sa-'
D't !Vu :" II
""' - "'"' VI S"ie
:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
cases it is practically Impossible
diagnose the one from the other.

The Stamped Envelope Again. find
that again this week large number
OF correspondents have neglected 10
enclose stamped, addressed envelopes
with their inquiries. Will all who
nave written TO me and who have fail
ed 20 comply with this rule. do so at
once, when | shall be most happy to
give them the information asked for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Quc.tion. md Answers.

Wise Young Woman-I am engag-
ed 20 marry, and the young woman is
4 great student of eugenics. VIII you
kindly tell mo Just where TO go for a
NaSsc!nann test of the blood?
.knswei-She is a wise young woman,
and all other young women should fol-
low her example. Go TO any regular
physician. who VIII take the specimen.
The examination is generally made by
la boratory experts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Woman and Home

are used FOR decorations on these taf-
fcta luXuries.
Net capes are trimmed with tafreta
ruchings.
High standing collars, with wing
ends. have embroidered motifs IL the
corners,
Everything IS very la-la.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
Useful
! Hints
SYNOPSIS.


Mary Page actress. is accused OF ins
murder OF David Pollock. aud Is defended
By her lover, Philip Langdon. Pollock WAS
intoxicated. AT Mary's triai SHE admits she
had the revolver. lier maid testihes tnat
Mary threatened Pollock with IT. pre-
viousiy. and Mary's leading man implicates
Langdon. How Mary disappeared from the
rcene Of the crime Is d mystery Branuon
tells OF a strange hand print lie SAW ON
Mnry's shoulder. Furthc- evidence SHOWS
that horror OF drink produces temporary in,
sanity In Mary. The defense Is represseu
psychosis." Witnesses describe Marys nlsnt
from her intoxicated father and her tain.
er'K suicide. Nurse walton describes inc
Kidnapping OF Mary by Pollock, and Amy
Barton tells of harys stru6Sles 10 recone
an actress. OF PulioCks pursuit OK her; ah1
uf another occasion when the smell OF
liquor drove Mary insane. There Is evi-
dence that Daniels, Mays manager threat,
ened Pollock. Mary faipts on the stahu
and again goes insane when Il policeman
offers her whisky. Daniels testihes that
pollock threatened TO kill Mary ard Lang
don. anu actually attempted TO XII Lang.
don Two witnesses describe Mar!'s niSht
10 The street from the hotel. and her alb
auction by men from gambling place
nearby. Further evidence seems to incritn-
!aatc Daniels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

when ! have raised FOUR" (and killed
a couple)-is wrong, and we hope no
parent who has read this will ever
take any comfort in perpetrating such
Il trick on a dcfenseless youngster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

are excellent style. and the double
collars of blue velvet and white piQue
are youthful and chic.
The same model in dark blue alpaca
with vestee OF white broadcloth would
he excellent, only alpaca is as cold and
uninteresting rs it's name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

What Every Doctor Knows--Do you
know of any remedy for an enlarged
spleen?
such a remedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Golfer Not Hereditary-Is exophthal-
mic goiter hereditary? Could 1t ever
cause tuberculosis?
Answer. No. . No, but in certain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
What to Wear
Sauey Little Taillcu Of Nary Cobor-
dine Win White Vest
u! Nine. Qui yi,r.

1t would certainly be cold world
for some women II they didn't have
husbands TO buy their clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
lhe Weighing Machine Wount Shake
Out the Babys Penny Copyright BY h syndicate By Fox

Copyright. 1916. by Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Copyright, 1916, by ]. keeley.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Everything is very la-la.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Avisan los carrancistas
a Washington que van
a combatig' a Cantl

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Julio 22.---
La Inauguration de IA campaha por si
gobierno de Carranza contra el ge-
neral Cantu. gobcrnador de la Baja
California, fue noticiada aqUi aver
mediante avisos enviados al Depar-
tamente de Guerra por los comandar-
ties carrancistas de Ia frontera. Fl ci-
tado Departamento hlzo la decIara-
ci6n dc que Sc Ie habia comunicado
que 1000 hombres habian sido en-
BARBADOS en- Guaymas con rumbo a
los puertos dc Ia Baja California.
FL gobernador Cantu Sc ha man
tenido alejado de todas las facciones
de Mexico, lanzando una formal pro-
clama de ST. neutralidad Ell todas las
operacicnes de aquellos, y la Baja Ca
lifornia ha sido independence desde
que comenzo Ia division entire Ca
rranza Y Villa,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Seran reemplazados con
nliIicianos los reguIa-
res en- Ia custodia
de trenes
Deesa manera las fuerzas 3e Persh.
ing que es|an en- Mexico ten
dram 500 hombras mas

COLUMBUS. n. NJ. Julio 22.-Los
planes para rcforzar al genera! Pers--
hing en- Mexico, fueron dadOS I COMO
Ger hoy. L! genera. Funston ha teie-
grariadc aqui prcguntando cuantos
oficialcs scgundos de iUfanteria De
Massachusetts habiau comandando
las guardias de los trcnes que esta-
ban viajando d trave> de la Inca de
COMMUNICATION. Y Sc lie contesto que
todos los teuienteS primeroS V Sc
gundos estaban listos inmediatanen-
te para 10 que cl quiSiera disponer.
Esto sc ha considerable como un mo-
vimiento del general Funston Que
tiene por ohjeto re.e"ar a los soldados
sregulare> dc la @Earda de los irene,
Y reemplazarlcs con los milicianos.
Como ALI hay cerca de Is trenes
constantcmcute en movimiento. este
di,trac cerca de 800 hombrcs de las
tropas regulares dc! general Pershing,
uSados en- este servicio. Y los cuales
ahora volveran u Su base.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Dicen en- Washington que todas las negocIa-
Clones hechas hasta ahora habian tent
do como base la creencia de que
Eco. Villa eStaba nuerto'
Sc cree que hasta que Lansing regrese de
sus vacaciones Sc volvera ha-
blar de las negociaciones

dondo de n actual actitud del gohier-
no americana. Hay que tenec en- cuen-
ta que en- 4 Administration no haA
perdido de VISTA el aSaito i Columbus.
nj nan olvidado que n perSecucI"E Y
"a "aptura de Villa eS q ohjeto dc i"
expedition punitiva.
En- los circulos dipomaticos miami
feStaron que probahlemente ningvn1-
trabajos Sc harlan en- lbs negocja-
clones. <ino hasta que regreSara elise
cretario Lansing Ge SIS yHcacIono>.
Sc eSpera que mientras rawto. as
condicioneS en- Ia frontera havan me
dorado. de manera que e. plan de Il
discussion de laS diferencias por me
Gio de comisjones. pueda ser Neyado
= cabo.
Parece que en- los circulos dc a
Administration empieza ha manifvS-
tarse una tendencia en- favor de que
sean ensanchadoS los terminus, Que
van discurir las comisiones de los
dos gobielnoS. con objeto de que -
tate en- elias de las medidaS mas con-
venitates para "a rehabilitation &c
Mc>ico. Ii question eS que e gohier-
nv dc Wilson quiere que e. proulema
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
EI "WARSPITE" Sc HAILA Re-
PARADE Y lISTO PARA En-
TRAR EN- ACCI0H
Los PERIODISTAS NEUTRALES YiERGR ESE
CRUCtRO INGlES lHIRf La FLOIA
DlL VICE ALHIREhIE BEAUTY


LONDRES. Julio -. Las dadas
que habia coucerni-utcs a Il sucrtc
del acorazado lng.ts "Warspitc." que
los alemanes decian habcr hundido du
rante la batalla de JutLand. desaparc-
cierou hoy. cuando los corresPonsaIs~
de los peri6dicos de los paises neU-
trales visitaron la bahia dondc la flo
ia del Vice-Almirante Beatty esta'a
anclada. Ali fue visto por los CO
rresponsales ell "Wuspite" compile
tamente reparado Y liSto de nue1n
para entrar en- acci6n.
EI Ministerio de Ia Guerra ha
anunciado hoy que las tropas turcas
Que Sc hallan en- Ia Peninsula de- 81
na:. han hecho un avance de sesanta
millas a 10 largo de Ia costa del Me
diterraneo. treinta millas del Cana,
de Suez.
Ell MinisterIo de Ia Guerra informa
tambian que las fuerzas de caballeria
inglesas han lido en- persecution lie
las fuerzas enemigas Y que han side
tomadas todas las medidas necesaria:
para hacer frente los turcos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23

pa~a;do. 81 "t"-.Slai"r aarjNa r"n-
S.-uauria> importantr> ~u IA raNa-
Iidaci6n it. .o- ii'l-."~ irrlarado>
nuIo-. y Iu" ">tah.r"u dj'"r@nriaS
lairaa> nntrr .os irrrrh"- d". actor
= los ,lrl d"mandaio. r".'raat" al.
primer" IN >ltuarlon mas ..",'"n.2-
i">a gue a >rGund".
Qui"ue> 50 pon@an F"A>ar "n IN
q..,. o." >i=nllira. p"rt40.ran rs IN
men~o> tra~torno~ Hu" Va .au~ar
81 deer~to de- Tu" vsnim'r 'rnlando
Dnrani' la guerra. d" .'"S amos
y Ia lue"a lu' >'-Ci's''"''" -. I'M
p"rIo d" AaNiiilt'l"l'i "''l hr''..'
luarrz declare Rul"> iii .'.Il-I.h Va
Ior o. artoS dr..o> G"DlerN"> "nHmL-
-o>, hlh" l1.' a'S@ como Wal" ['F-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
sIeqrama Especial para IA PRENSA.

IFIeUrama Especial para IA flNENSA-
WASHINGTON. Julio 22.-L"S
probabilidades Cue habia de an ce:-
cano arreg.o lie las diiereneiaS entire
los gobiernos lie Mexico y los Esta-
dos Unidos, sufrieron hoy una Jem.-
pora. obstruction.
Las notic.aS que han iiegs:do a De
partamenIo de Estado references i
las 4cJividades de Villa en = terrtto-
rio cercauo n Inca del general
Pershing. han causado ana demora en-
las negociaciones. demora que - cree
seri martenida haSta YER {, curse que
romar los acontecimiento> al Sur De
IA fronrera meMcana-
4luy POGO diSpuesto sc habia mos
trado e! SubserreJario Polk accp-
tar las uotjcias rrferentes d "A reapa-
rici6n de Villa y . sus actividades gu
rreras en- las cercanias del Estado de
Chihuahua, : por espaeio de muchos
dias - empeh6 en- no prestarles aten-
ci0n. pero IN vista dc IA inSiScencia
con que - Eabl& Ge n reSurrecciol
del yillisno. =. tuncion&rio americana
x VIC preci>ado a. inquirir soare =.
particular.
Todas .as ne2ociaciones que han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Al SUR DE TREBIZONDA Los RI
XOS CAPTURARON OTRA
PLAZA TURCA.

PFTROGRADO. Julio 22,-Ei NJ
nistario d. Ia Guerra anunci6 nov
en- el boletin Official que pub!ic0, Ia
raD,ura del pueblo de Gumuskha-
neh, IN Ia Armenia turca, s.tuado
como 4 cueranta Y cjnco miI,aS q.
sur de TrebizoEda.
La captura De dicha poDlaeion So
1ala IN notable avanCa para las
tupr2aS del Gran Duque.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
LOS FRANCHISES RECHAZAN DOS
ATAQUES DE LOS ALEMANES.
ryicio Evrlnsiyo nara "a PRENsN.

Scryicio Exclusive para IA PRENsN
PARIS. Julio 22.-Cn vioient0 ala
1us 1ua dieron los alemanes anoche
sohra las posicione> fTancesas esta-
biacidaS en- s.. Die, en el sector qe
los Vosgos. fu6 rechazado por as
ruarzas d. la rspublica, segdn Sc
anuncia por p NinisteTio de Ia Cue
rra en- el boIetin Official puh.icado
este medio6ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRENSA has lArss.
csrcnlGtion than any other mexican nsTs-
paper in the United statea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23

(Faes q Il Sc. Col. 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
LIBRos EN- ESP PANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- sspaiiol s
rrnacio E. Lozano, COZ Dolorosa St. Sas
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia n&s baratx.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21

passer who can be depended on to
get his pass away before the other
ends are on top Of him.
No. 2 should go to the left and the
left end as designated as a fake to
that side of the line.
The line must hold steady.
This play should be well practiced,
as No. should know the path of the
man he is to pass to.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-21
NOT ALL BIG BUSINESS MEN ARE WITHOUT
VISION-RING is FOR WILSON


do.
Wilson has done things and done
them well. l don't approve of all the
laws which his administration has
put on the statute books, but, in the
large, he merits approval by the Vo-
tiers. am for him because he is one
of the few men for whom voted who
lived up to his pledges. He put into
law all the progressive things his
platform promised, and more, too,
Il am not a partisan. l voted for
Roosevelt in 1904 and for Taft in
1908. l am supporting Wilson as a
president who has represented all
the people, instead of just some of
the people"
1t was suggested to Ring that as
he had been in the exporting business
for 40 years it would be interesting
to have an expression from him as to
what the administration had done for
business men.
lam glad you ask" he said.
''Woodrow Wilson and his admins
tration have done more to develop
American foreign trade than any 9TH
er president we ever had. And l say
that speaking from an experience
that goes back for 40 years.
1.-THE department of commerce has
sent its representatives to all parts
Of the world to gather information,
which is distributed by the govern
ment to all persons interested in for
eign trade. The data thus given US
without cost is of immense import
ance and has enabled men engaged
in legitimate business to extend their
operations Proitably."