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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
CONSULT
MADAME JENEATT

NNk fHtA T ttt1 iIAAR
FNNENof.pufF A%D MEDIUM
Who has iuuf affifet ftrads ruur enffrr
NE eunsistinr basinras iaso and fam
ilr affalrs tells uhu aud nhsn fun sill
wafft ard bore sH uiH abe rne Bnu
arstrs adttssa SHAT husinrss 10 nuut
iurar far 500. aHa hos Go Eaip ana
hnid a gent position Tho madam al.
tis~s removes eli obstacles and causes
Iaa tp have success ana happiness in
anFthirE Fou take 90 hand cnrsait
th~ m4fan ~ naFfied her advice h.
Sod she feads iHsf a. your head in
dirafes safisfs fiian auaranfrsd Hpe.
fiAi rradiuaH one seek eniB. 90 rsuts
Liberty ualdlaF inian - entrance
opposite isusff fffrr fuasn aef Readings
datiF ard HnndaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
INTERPRETS CODE

Salmon caught off the Columbia
river and outside of the three.mile
limit cannot be sold In Washing
ton, according to n decision rem.
dered by Attorney General w. V
Tanner, He makes his ruling on a
section of the 1917 fish code.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

Stalls o. 10, rod snapper. Toe N. g. 4
H., pot ronEt Ice III. hamburger, itv 10
Stong'E soc box dried herring i6c a.,
red can INNS coffee. ate; 2 &c sacks salt
Zoe. stall g. Washington creamery but.
ter zoe 10 coffee. lie H.. fresh milt
Toe at stall %. sauerkrnut. Toe 10 . cot
taFc cheese Zoe IT. stall 20. mackorcl
Zoe aud zoe each large can rod salmon
zoe. stalls i-2 asparagus 5o M. sweet
FuukiHt oranges Toe doS., extra sweet
grape fruit for 2ic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
MADAM VICTORIA

warids greatest riairvoYaut phrenaiaxis,
and medium guarantees e. read rour
snfifs ne past present ard future
Efr~ true advice on huainess 'ntS
hsatfh and fami}F affairs tolls me
nArr - yuur fuiurs husband ~ elfs
ana shat 60 De 20 ts snrress in no
prs Welt viii pay son for your many
rpointm~uis "a rshsfs Hhe viii r~.
move au obstacle. snd ieii tnu hos ~
win ard hold The one yua drslrr tthe
gives htttrc on ali int rnrfant affair- "a
iIfr special rradiuEs 500 Daily ara
Eundar Room - Abbott Hotel. over
ovl nrgr s,art fo.,s plks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

sugar &c stan 70. fresh paTsarise,i
milk. Sc qt.. &C. pt stalls 71-7f. oranges.
Q dor gic. lemons 100 duE grape fruit.
Tor De-. tnnrorinos. doz roc bananas.
2to dor NttluHons ladies' l6r hose.
100, 2tc bingham, 40 sd; Mason fruit
Jars pts GO. qts Tac. srai 81 06. eGo
hat braid for tr. chlldren's ttsa
school dresses. 7tc bee dresses. Soc. stan
60, fresh eggs, 3sc doz fresh buttcrmilk.
Be- drink or ioc gal Ice cream bc bir
nIHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall e. taitsi paper rolls Csc
oysters f.c can. snfdsf's cataup. -oc bot
te.. tius coffee rod can zs, stall a.
annexed rir tails ltc De- smoked Hrafr
rihs use th. Etali e. beet Jersey butter.
far fh faii cream cheese. eco d. stall
o. 'r.aru. soc can TREE 'ra. % Do str.
tsiln tr rkg DANDY targa. -tc &c., stall
tn. steam lraNea ttt each miik bread.
ior refr stall Go smeits sc lb sable
fish Ns Hsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
RHODES WILL SPEAK

President 4. j. Rhodes. of the
Chamber Of Commerce and CONNER.
cial Club, will speak at the get.to-
gether meeting of the Fremont
North side Commercial Club. at II.
+. Day school, Tuesday. at s p IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
GIRL, II, IS MISSING

Seattle police have been unable
to locate Miss Naomi HIATT. Il. who
left her North Yakima home for
Seattle few nights ago TO join the
Red Cross. Her parents want her
baCk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

EgrprtNN PtlUFNoioGtsr
cLAtUNpYaNT AID MEDIUM
suaranfsrs Co read fnur rnfife me- pact
pf.srrf aud fufufe fis~ ffur advice or
hesirsra iHtr hrath and ftrniit ~
fairp tolls tfr nafre ~ fouf fature
husband nr uife ard shat CO. 40 go DC
sufress ln ifs nnr visit aIH paY sou
Tor fuuf manY fisaFpotntuarnfs iu 9th.
rrr she wiu ~ripse 81 obstacles anA
feW Ynu hos 90 mfn ard hnid tho one
feu desire Nho etvsa advice Or aif
important AFFAIRS - life Special road.
infs tHc Daily ard SUNDAY EiE
ttofri forun 9 ieFi Second ave corner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
THE NATIONAL
CITY BANK
Member of the Federal
Reserve System
YOU CAN GET WELL
WITHOUT THE KNIFE

Ailments of the Glands
and Nerves n speedily
kye-, Ears. Nose. IN
hest. Rheumatism,
and skin Ailments, ~
,sis. Quick. reIlabfStr treat :
ment for Pelvic Ailments
and all weaknesses. tIloed
tests Of cevry Kind. Perma-
nent bctterment for low VII
tally. Scientific spinal
nerve treatment. Twelfth
year. DIR. Macy. eos-s Ep-
Tier Bldg. SIS Second Ave.
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q pItNII.

Stall iha sFanuiat-d sugar coo
stHn ior --r coffee fpc lh Armour ,
bret margarine soc Do. hsa' rutfer tar
20 fancy creamery butter $50 Do. host
eFsr -1r don fresh pulf~t errs 80 das
q dnr 81 90. fresh ground peanut butter
o., IbH iar -Is ihr ssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

sums lI1-llN- heat potat0oa To- zoe
fancy onions lbs iac; fresh asparagus
be- 10 stall 1893. choice hens Poe ~
fresh ranch crEH dog. 75c stalls 1917.
taS n. T.. sauce, go bottle, shaker salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
I.ftgNtlNiN

stall 10. lbs. fine rtanul1tcd sugar
$40. fresh pastcutizcd milk Sc at. &C.
Of stalls 31-3s. loo pruuos. ttc No. ibc
rnlslna Tie No. best bulk chocolate. goo
No.. best cocoa. a0e 10. dried pouches. o
lbs 2hc. boxos Of matches 25c. sacks
salt. zoe: baking soda, Go pkg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
nell BE CHAPLAIN

The Rev. Wood Stewart OF Seattle
has been appointed chaplain. with
rank OF first lieutena1;. 90 serve
with the First coast defense com
mand. W. a. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

Israel Pers, is. was arrested and
taken to the denton home when
ho was found trying to enter a
house at ZIG 23rd ave- Sunday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

George E. Bayliss, maehinist at
bremerton. was arrested Sunday
and turned over TO the federal au-
thorities in Seattle on suspicion of
stealing metal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM InNIA


MADAM IONA
.CLAfUVOYANT AND pItRENGIogrgT
SIS University. between Fifth and gixth
Tells post. present and future. consist
ing business and love nffaira. advise
YOU about divorce cases ana what wffl
BE- your lucky step in mo 20 take. viii
ton fli names ~ fout lower sweet
heart frteudH. enemies. ana what vau
or" most adapted Tor RcadlnEs daily
and SUNDAYS
Mrs BUHbIck sTfHITUNLI4r MIN.
istcr. circles Tu"sday Friday even
IuEH Consultation daily Hotel nyter
t32i Third ave Phone Elliott ara.
MADAM MACK - PSYCHIC REApFH
u VIII pay you 90 call and zee her
circles Tuesday and Friday evenings
la'e sixth ave. first floor
HELEN RICE BURLElGH
circles sunday TucHday Friday evenings
Consultation daily 1904 Third ave
room ~
THrMrEr sEANcE TUESDAY THURS
daY SUNDAY. $40. Readings daily.
pit stewart ct Nrs oHam
MADAM KATHHYN WONDERFt
trance reader 81 uo. los. PIKE. ri
iou Hotel room
HELLpO. RELIABLE CIAtHvOYNNT.
none bother absolute facts Entertain
parties receptions 30 cents and 81 90.
ga Union Elliott 9S73,
FULL cAHp PIANIST. Goo. sii Union
REV BERTHA SEigON. TRUE AD-
wiser. gives private consultation daily.
circles SUNDAY Tuesday ANA Friday
evenings 1909 Fourth hvo
MADAM FHAEk CARD READER.
palfnisi Poe 10Sh piko Elliott
Hotel. room
CIRCLE TUE9DAY. ~ NJ HEADLINES
hr uuuuiutuaut pIGG " Goth pbnu.
Ballard 1898
FULL CNUD READING Plaza Hotel
Fourth ave. room 2nt
SO LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE AFTER TINS DATE Will.
be- rerponaiblc for no dohts unless con-
IaCted personally. c. IL. Hendrix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE
81 ACRES. IMPROVED
GOOD not -. 81 $50

Very attractive house buuEalaN
style. almost nsu rhtrkra house
heidtnx soe birds tnuhis ROM
struetton hrnod~r house chicken
feed and good garden raised last
year. excellent water. hAif acre
green tim Der ard uhtmrr1Vs -
splendid grove % trees around
house Parked on, rustic rhatfp
80 fenced two blocks from sta
ttou ronVsni~nt Tor anyone
working On town Opnrr rotrE
into poultry business on tsrEs
scale and tutidinE large house fn
thla locality. reason FOR selling
Terms tto8 down and so north.
81 Apply g0g Nsw York. Hoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
Is-mlscgLLAneous roR SALE


SASH ANb DOOM
Ehtpred auNN here. 60 anyone. 81 factory
prices w own our osh mtil and
guarantees fret quality goods and safe
dsilsery 60 destination send for iuf
big Illustrated Catalogue. No a. matted
free. postpaid. promptly GA receipt u
request
9 cross panel door. 40 1 .........ti s.
panel Craftsman doors t........s. f3
GLASS doors a. low as ..t... .t.s...ts IS
gtHgt s-ukht window. t+.......ss.- %
icsis .HKht wtudnws t......+.... "a
iestg ..ltghJ barn sash ,....,.,..... Is
TsN6e ply NenrSr panel. ,..,...... Is
isxtssee spruc. flour hin. .......... 80
Plain wtndas frames ................ ita
We carry foil lins - inside fiaish
fnouldings sash. cupboard doors bart.
ware missed paints. etc Prompt ship.
msuta
O n WILLIAMS co
ista First Ave. seattle wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

Msgliabeeohi. librarian OF Flor
ence in the i7th century. could re-
peat the contents OF almost all
books then In publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

" HE WO CHiSEsE MEDICINE co
20s James 81. bet End and 5rd AYES
Seatus. Wash Eutab'ishsd 1904
women. URE YOUR CREDIT OPEN
charge account We viii give you
credit 10 outfit yourself in anything
you may need in "IIAfH GOODS" You
pay on cary terms ~ factory prices
We manufacture everything that t.
worn in hair goods 81 ans special pat
tern or design Bring ne your cut hair
or combinEsi ~ make them up at
factory prices. We aye and make over
your old switches Stall orders given
prompt attention
FACTORY HAIR FTopE 1901 First ~
WA NTED-OTD FALSE TEETH Don't
MATTER ~ BROKEN HIGHEST
PRICES PAID CASH FOR OLD
GOLD SILVER AND pIAMONDq
SMITH JEWEBHY NFG GO, az l..
g SMITH BLDG. FOURTH FIooR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

VIZ separate halls all daf and
evening tho year round
NV e" sau can dance with any
one Young lady aAslsiarer
HW ltiei free. middle HEei and
} hnslNsss i'.rl' o." Hli.t
MA 80 ~ nave, = n"" ="
irl&N - IN Ems 10" 30
1xRA loufth AZ"
YS i.iahlshsd over 70 f"af'
$500, 49,, $3.50.
psnstes 49,
49,. ,,....,., -.
80 hhl iNhb M"lh lNp
tnbit. ls., enc 49, ,,. ,ir. - !,
aotst itf, .t.t.. =. -, ~, .''..,i.,...,,,
WIN iaav vim mrans uta B. iansit
aud aulias te finance a husband iu
fusirrrs 90 objection ta uflua uIth
ONE nr tur email rin children An =
"tdoWrr - Feafs ~ aFr aui have tao
s"n' is and 10 Give fpursi uaftiIH.
lars possible in fifst lrtt'f Including
""ftF ipti"n "f sff NJ" tiihA "f D %
i"f aidffsara nill D." nhs"rfrt t19
uii nst Del rsiiei "n uI'houi rrfris
"al.sa ''9 10 t'lal
g., ~ - |
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49,. =, ~. a.. a., ,.,s,..,-, ~ ,....
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1850 60 s,.--v sts rl.s
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w. 5.- -. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

| tront all
nGSOR-
lpifRS ot
men and
women.
coo" or
ga" for
/ GOD diaor
q Con
ultation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

20 ACRES LEVEL coon soil. HALF
cleared and in CROP balance rasg elears
ing orchard good water. large house
ard bsrn. outbuudinEs. cows r
mares complete uuH - vehicles iuf
plsnrut- and tools 60 operate place
best hHats telephone line half mile
from Pacific hlEhsaF. "a miles from
Marssstiis o. miles from Everett
81 zee complete cash OF terms kafis
y spars Maryssllr WASH n a. D.
or caFdeu ELLIOTT ist1I city
SAN It'AN COUNTY YARNS AND
TuWN LOTS rOR SALE
2ta-aerp sheep or cattle ranch gaf So 600
ts9-arfa sheep ur cattle ranch fpr
Si4ae several other bargains ~ small
dairs and chicken ranches Hotel and
restaurant property IN Friday Hsrtor
Address Jesse r CrimmIus. Dos g..
Fridaf uafpor ws.h
FOR DETAILS OK LASpa
Haady 20 or rniu. snd camps,
Write or zee X a. MEikLEIoHS.
MGR Land p~pt ifel l. G smith n4as
SEATTLE. WASH
-you deal With - dlr~e,-
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
FoR SALE ACRES Ar a HkWoAiN /.
good soil alt 10 cuiiivafi8n veil
fenced. Al house ard barn aad out
huildiaxs good sell. TN. view and
Gloss 10 town. whldby island zee
care star
FoR SALT g. y sAwNiI.I. Rf.sO
80 acres good timber Fpr further
particulars address - - WH.nn.
>-os- ~ =
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

The above bit OF what The Stars
telegrapher says is Morse means,
when translated:
Welcome. Telesrsphersl 73'
10 you and may your sos be
long delayed"
With more than 500 delegates in
attendance. the biennial convention
OF the American Order of Telegra.
pliers opened at the Labor Temple
Monday morning.
Mayor Gill made the address OF
welcome. rendering the knights OF
the key the keys OF the city and
wishing them and their families a
good time.
Grand President II. II. Perham
made a brief talk. in which he out.
lined the main business before the
convention. The remainder OF the
morning session was taken up viii
roll call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

BELGtAS MARES MD FLEMISH
Giants far sale 1864 Ferdinand e. "a.
uss 1875
AN SELLING MT HOMEsTEND ~ s
and fe-aere tracts. one mile from beach.
cheap Owner. W. y Psftsn. Colby.
-~~N~~NS~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
10 HOUSES FOR SALE
ny OWNER. UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.
$3.50. nsw 5-room modern bmngalow
81 Hassuna hauieyard ksnwood 11s
YOUR RENT MONEY WILL BUY \
hems from Adams a, Fauntisroy West
~c~S~~~>~-~.~-D~y~~~
23-HoUsEs UNF. FOR RENT
MODERN t-HOON COTTAGE. LNH8E
living room atth fireplace cabinet
kitchen. snzneied woodwork. beautiful
bath room EaH us Phiuusy ave
car ballard 1874
BuSGALOw FOR HEST ny ADAMS
~ Is1ntlsTey VET sss
24-ApARTmENTs. FURNISHED
TWO. THREE FOtR HooMs FrH-
nlshsd or unfurnished. summer rates
-~o-o-~~~-o-O-~~NO-NN~
80 MALE HELP WANTED
.JSEEDEENED PLEDGES sELffN8
out. suits. jswsify trunks suit rsses
Funs. tools muvicat Instruments etc
l2o First aye : cornsr Washington.
$500 vALLE TROUSERS ron ilso
Lundauist- Liily upstairs clothes shop
Green BidE Fourth and Pike
8ES A&D BOYS WANTED FOH Door
factory. yardmsn. cutters. machine men
boy helpers Wages t2.aG 20 f7s0.
steady work Address Grays Harbor
Door Co Hoquiam. wash.
wM G GREENEs fFOFMEFLY
Tracis'sJ upstairs suit shop sells mems
i.s suits for us oo5b Third ave
WANTED ERRAND BOY QUEEN
city Typesettlng CO.. 2t3A columbia
PARTNER HELP Hrff.DiSG IOG
hulkhead. Apply machine shop. isIf
" esleIn ave
KAvANAUGHs 200 hats 1905 ist av.
80 POULTRY FOR SALE
80 WHITE LEGHORS CHICKS AND
frsless broodsr. $500. White f@shorn
chicks. $500 per 100 after the 10Th OF
May, Il. + rcd and Barred Rock
chicks. - 90 per dozen. 81 90 for So
Agents FOR Queen incubatora and brood d
erE Queen Hatchery. 50 Pike st. Ell.
-~r-o~o-~S~O~s~~.~N~-o>Oo
Al LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ron LARGE YOtNG HTck
sheep. So. pony. s35. small o. s.
separator, $50 John Mitchell gouth.
worth wash.
FOR sALE-ONE BLACK DRIVING
mare top buggy and harness j. C.
Hutchinson. CamptOn wash
-~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-~s ~s---~4~~~~~~
45-MIscELLANEOUs FOR SALE
PREPARED ROOFING
l-ply. about &c pounds. 81 90 per square
z-ply. about ~ pounds. ti35 per square
s-ply. about 90 pounds fi.70 per square
o IL. WiLLfAMs co
Manufacturers Sash and Doors
Fsattle. Wash
PHONOGRAPHs our SPECIALITY
We trade. buy. rent repair
MUSICAL RECORD EXCUAHsB
itis WHatake Elliott 1878
GLEAHfNG HOUSE,
For Musical Instrument.
BRUSSELS STAIR CARPET
Priced At IS cents yard or roll, at
Wsidrons. 1922 Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

NEwEHt WALK DANCES
ur lessons. iiftis rnaf
separate halls all daF and
evening Tho year round
go sau can dance wtth any
one young lady assistance
trial free mt1dio HH-t and
huslnssa people uu diffrf
enre N 800 haven't danced
STEVENS itnii i4
Iuuffh a.
! Established ntrf 10 Ysafs
Fst Main HBll Mem eS
national United Masters O.,
Dancing Assn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14

Get Well the Quickest aud
safest Way

The very best treatment
makes surgery unneces-
sary and permits You to
easily follow your daily
occupation. My reliable
Blood Treatment Will
please you. Consultation
lfree. Twelfth year. pr.
Macy. Epler Bldg. sll y
Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
ATTORNEYs-PATENT


We DO GOOD WORK. a HART
~t~ fgst rovr.N pReue N.fn ftss
,~~~~~~~-~~~l~-~o~ S~S~l~N~-~~~~~~~~~~~~S
-...--s .@aaso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-14
45-MIscELLANeous FOR SALE

PREPARED ROOFING
1-piy. about 90 pounds. 81 90 per square
z-ply. about a. pounds. ti35 per square
s-ply' about % pounds. ~ 70 per square
o. IL WILLIAMS co
Manufacturers Sash and Doors
Seattle Wash
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
as uItimas informaciones recibidas dicen que los
austro-alenanes siguen siendo rechazados
Solamente en- el sector c0m=
Drendido entire los mOnteS
Tondecar y Badenecche,
tuyieron que ceder te=
rreno los itaiian0s
RunaRia no hd Dedido paz
Servicin Especial para ~ pRENsA.

Servicin Especial para i.A pRENSi.
ROMA, Diciembre ). El holetin
Official que el Ministerio de Ia Cue
rra di6 Ia pub!icidad hoy, dice:
Gel primer ataque a!eman en- el
trente del noroeste fue cGntenldo
DOT nuest7o fuego de "barage' Y IL
nalmente rechaZado. Por Ia tarde, eA
81 sector del Monte SiseT0l Y sn Ia
yertiente suroeste de Ne!ctta Ii Ga
lilo. Il donde tuvo lugar Un comeate
cuerpo . cuerpo, el enerlgo fue
derrorado. habiendose!e inf!iEido
considerables perdidas y hecho "a
rios cientos de pr!s!oneros.
"El segundo ataque en- "a frenre
del noreste fue dado por los alema-
mes con IN mayor ndmero de nopas
' con mas furi:- que e. anterior. El
sector en- el Ole Sc emprendi0 ese en-
puie fue el comprendido entire el
Monte Tondecar Y el Monte Bade-
necche. FL enemlgo iogfo aFanZar
despues de una lucha en- extreme ex-
cesiva que dur6 las primeras horas
De esta manana, Y ocupar a'sunas de
nucstras trincheras avanZadas, 10 que
oblig6 il reti.ar algunas de nuestras
tropas queo cupaDan posiciones avan-
p. h.c an nJIpStraG linpas
En- Seenson sobEe el Piave. une
de nuestros destacamentos aflltan-
res, s0Stani;ios por ei fuego Dc hues-
t.as haterias, Que destruyo eineo pa-
ouenos nuenteS en- esa seccldn, h.et-
TO las posiciones enemigas ali, inff-
gitndo'n los austro-alemenes fssr-
ties 5ajas Y haciendoles alganes hYh
(Pasa a Ia 5a. Pag. Col. SAY
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Hay fiir''las
de Mexico
en- la 'ListQ
negra'
Sospechan one. tengan
relaciones con los in
tereses germanoS
Ctra dificustad para la
vida cOEnerciaE de
gauestro pals

NEW YORK, Djcienlbre 5,--Una
nueva difieultzd y una grave pertur-
baci6n para Ia vida eoaersial dc Ia
Repdblica Medoena, tan decaida du-
rante los ultiraos amos, dejaranse ser
tir en- breve. en- cuanto enpieZe
cunplirsa con Ia disposition presI-
dencial que ordena a los conercian-
tes anericanos el suspender toda eia-
Sc de transacciones con gran ntlmere
de casas de Mexico, de las Antillas
Y de las Americas del Centre , del
Sur.
Las casas que aparecen en- esta
"lista neg-a" del comercio americana,
cast todas propiedad de alemanes
relacionadas de alguna manera con
intereses germanos. Y las cuales
no Sc vendera NADIA Ell este pals, pa
san de dos mil qunientas.
Mas 10 grave para Mexico en-
cuanto z los resultados de esea nue.
va disposition, ss que snre Las cssss
que aparecen en- Is lista, ua grand
simo por ciento sstan astableciGas Ell
dicha republica.
El pals que ocupa el primer lIgar
en- cuanto al numero de sus casas de
comercio que no pedras adfuirir ne
de- en- Estados Unidos, es el Brasil,
/p,.. I, O, pso CnI 2s1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

l.. information que oubhcamos
mace pocoS Gias acerca del nuevo
iyodo de mexicanos, en- Ia cual d.
NOS cucnta de que el sehor Gober-
r:,ao. de! Estado de Texas, Sc habia
G.r,gido al Consul Be tran . fin de
irdagar los motives de dicho exodo
y - =rocura- Ia manera de detener-
10. ha eSta&o dando motives 4 mu-
caas c..vta.S de nueStros suscriptores
e las cuales Sc nos dan . conocer
las causas de ese exodo, con el in de
q1e sean conocidas Ia yez por Tuie-
nes teasan interes en- IA permanen-
Ga lie nuestros compatiotas de ia
case ohrera. en- este pals
Ina &c esas cac::s este fechada
- Nc Qaeeney. Texas. = frr:ada
po- uu.. persona de cuya seriedad y
5aen juicio es.amos seguros. por GU
=. gaz0a creemos convenience repro
Iacia& en- 81 oa-.o principal
Los motives del 5>.odo de Eexica-
no<-dice-son pe-fectamen:c COMO
c:Gos DC cuaatos estan an c0ntacto
cJl = genie de campo. No nay otra
10. para esa fuga en- masa lie ira
naia1ovas mexicanos que q descon'
s'c-ysc.on de los cueHos dc tierras
6. = ultimaS fechas parece CUE Sc
h.. uroDuesto con sYs eXigenciaS, ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Esta sernana organlzara
Carranza 81 gabinete
LAS CAUSAS DEL EXODO
DF, LOS MEXICANOS
Habla un compatriota conocedor de la 81
tuaci6n que ha dado motive al exodo

Ger difici!. casi impossible, n vida de
Sis terratanientes. Prec!samente des-
de que las condolences de vida en- eS-
te pa;s empezaron ser diflciles por
e ALA &c los articulos de prlmera
necesidad, los agricultores propleta-
rios extremaron suS eXigenc!as q!
qrado de hacer que reSultara !ncos-
teable e. tra5ajo lara sus aparceros,
quiereS no solameIte no tUTeron
en- Fl ano anterior la utiidad que TO-
do 'red.ero' tienr deEecho espe-
rar cuando hay pUena coSecha, sIno
Que con los rendim;entos de eata, no
saIian nj bien remunerados de 81
-raba;a G;as:H."
~ algod6n ;!ene "a csto~ no
menros n-a<E-:-co prerio. :. las
condolences lie los contratoS lie los
as-icaltore< iueran eQuirativas para
el "nediero." el rruGucto de esa fl
bra se-!a u.as que suficiente para
af-on,ar Ia cAscs;ia &c Ia vida; pero
des4-&c,d!amen,e ioa dueaos lie tie
r.aS nm do a!anbicando &c til ma
ne-a !as coSas. recargando gastos .
'os m,Gieros ) dejando de cumolir
los con,r-tos en- nuchaS ocas!ones.
Que. cuanGo Sc llega Ia hora de "a
y.zca, Z! desdichado trabajador ape
mas a!canza : pagan la clenra con 10
que corresporLe de IA cosecha.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Detuvieron aver ados
mexiCanos que habian
cOmpradO municiones
LOS RLGARGN A DEV0LVER
LAS YLOS DIER0N iIBRES
Oijeron que querfao las mu-
niciones para defenderse en-
Mexico, de lo> bandoieros

La manana de aver, dos agentes de
Ia Oficina federal de investigation,
en- San Antonio, siguieron por las
GALES centrales de II ciudad. cos
p,exicanos que penetraban q las prin-
cipales ferreterias Y arnerlas, ente-
randose de los precios del parque.
81 fin y al cabo. en- una de las fe-
rreterias que visitaron, enco1traron
de 81 agrado el precio que sc les dio.
G hicisron la compra de dos mil car
zas de cartuchos de carabina, con
las cuales Sc dirigian tranqui!amenrc
a 81 hotel.
No bien hubieron necho IA men
cionada con1pra, euando los agentes
del servicio federal los aprehendie-
ron, llevandolos a IA presencia de IL
sutoridad judicial para que explica-
sen eI motive de aquella adquisicida
&c parque ) el uso Z que iban des-
tinarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
De todas parties de los EE. Unidos llegan
donativos para eI fondo destinado
com2rar ragaIos q los niTos pobres

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Nayidad de Pobrer "smas
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dperado enre Il
en- San
TAI objetc e0np nneStros Lectures % "
hacs c9ncr ganhes esperan
de- rcsutado de a
He aqu dignaon enVr Sn d0nati