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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
HA TENIDO BUEN EXlIO. ,
Viens de la la')

nov;ciss cue sc recibieron aearca ds
Que IA cosecha hsbia sido erandsmen
tie daaana por Ia enorme csntidad de
picudo que Sc. habia desarrol!ado, y
que siendo tan temible este ANIMAL
to, no Sc encontr6 otro expedlente
mas practice para evitar que llegara
hasta los campos productores de al
god6n de los Estados Unidos, que
ce-rarle completanente las pue-tas
q toda IA libra ven;da de Mexico.
Ash pues, 81 Sc comprueba que IA
campana emprendida ha sido fructi-
fera. ademas de que sc le Dondra IL
mite a la perdida del algodjl mex
cano por esta causa, es possible que Sc
lie abra nuevamente q mer2eGo anne
ricano o cuanGo menos sera possible
que dicha rigurCsa MEDIA no alcan-
ce mas que 4 Ia cosecha de este ano.
Finalmente, para los agricultores
de aqui tiene' tambien i~mportancia el
que tai campana haya sido ef~ectiva,
pues posteriormente pueden comba-
tir por los mismos procedimientos las
piagas que Sc les vengan encima q
sus cosechas Y menos pelig-o hay de
Que pueda llegar {! picudo :. ha 81
do extinguido en- Ia Laguna que 81
aun eXiste en- ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08

PASSAIC, n. j. Septiembre l.
e. persistente Y lastimero llanto de
IN niho. desperto en- Ia m~adrueada
de aver a Ia sonora Estefana Sarren-
=, Gle administra n casa de asis-
tencias, establecida en- 81 numero
81 de In Gale Wall, de esta ciudad.
e. unico nino que habia en- la
casa era n pequena de dos amos, hi
ia de la sonora Virginia Bakensky,
que hacia seis meses Sc h%ospedaba ALI
V u estaba empleada en- n ferre-
terra. La sonora Sarrenty, en- vista
de Ia insistencia del llanto, fue al
cuarto de la sonora Bakensky para
yer que pasaba, pero al notar que
los gritos Sc calmaban, regres0 a su
habitaci6n.
Al acostarse, de nuevo recordo que
habia dido entire Suenos, dos extra
nos ruidos, sin que pudiera tener
idea de la bora en- QLe aquel!os ocu-
rrie. on, por ell estado de somnoIen-
ca en- que Sc hallaba; pero relacio-
nando este con ell llanto que tan lnSls-
lerte habia escuchado, lie entr0 Ell te-
NOR de que algo eXtraOrdlnarlo hG-
bicse podido pasar. Dirigiose en-
tonces nuevamente al cuarto de Ia Sc
nora Bakensky Y llam6 a Ia puerta,
Zero viendo que nadie ~contestaba, Ia
abri6 personalmente y entro en- Ia
habitacion. En- Ia cana, tirado boca
aTr;ba. Sc encontraba el cuerps de
Ia sonora Bakensky, presentando dos
heridas de arma de fuego en- ell pc
enc. Aparentemente habia sido he
r:da mientras dormia; pero la nlnlta
cue Sc hallaba en- una camita. al lado
del lccho de la madre, no prescntaba
ninguna lesion.
Una escalera colocada sobre la
ventana rrasera del cuarto, Y la cual
habia sido sustraida de IN patio de
q vec:ndad. indicaba de que n
el asesino habia penetrado al cIarto,
zero ningunas huellas habia deiado
aquel, que pudieran servir para iden-
t~ificarlo.
La sonora Serrenty do aviso in
mediatamente a Ia policia Y el capt.
TN de detectives. Benjamin Turne.,
Ira:tic6 desde luego, una pesquisa
minuciosa por los afrededores.
Noticia del suceso Sc envio tam
ben a la casa de la sonora Bakens-
Ky en- Lyndhurst, n. j., pero el es-
roso de ella, que es IN agente viaje-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
In mexiCanO fue muer;
to pOr IN rayo
Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENsa'

Telegrama Especial para la PRENsa'
EAGLE PASS, Tex, septiembre Z.
"A unas cuantas millas al Norte de
esta poblaci6n Sc encuentran las mi
mas de carbon conocidas con el NOM
bre de "Minas de carbon del Dino"
Y en- elias ACADIA de registrarse IN
accidente que, no 9bstantc ser dema-
siado frecuentes 10; Qlc sc producer
en- csc genera de trabajos. hi causa-
do grande sensation entire todos los
trabajadores que Sc dieron cuenta de
el V entire los que vieron despues los
estragos que la corriehte electrical hi
20 en- ell cuerpo de la infortunada
. victima.
Sc trata de un trabajador de Ill
cha nina llamado Francisco Sanchez
Gue. por una inadvertencia y por Ia
falta de precaucion tan comun en-
los que Sc han conn]aturaliZaGc ya
con determinada clase de pcllgros,
cogi6 uno de les alambres conducto-
res de la 'corrcnte ci"ttrrca Y rec!Eio
una terrible edscarga que 10 privo
de la vida en- un momentO. Mas CO.
mo IA fIerZa de la descarga no fue-
IA bastante para obligarlo a que
abandonara eli alambre conductor,
sino, Dor el contrario, hiZo que los
musculos Sc c~ontrageran Y fuera mas
fue:te la preston con que Sc aslera
Ge e. fue necesario lnterrumpir Ia
corriente para desprerder del alam-
pre- IN mano de este desgraclado y
cuando pudo s-r retirado dc ALI eI
cuerpo Sc dieron cuenta los trabaja-
dores. con profundo horror, de que
habia sufrido quemaduras de grande
consideration y de que en- aIgunas
parties Sc encontraba completamente
carbonizado Y desprendia csc olor tan
peculiar como d~esagradable de IA
carne quemada.
isarece que esta d~esgracia Sc de-
bio a que Ell cable conductor estaba
nal aislado V varias parties una de
las cuales fue la cue lie TOGO, por su
mala suerte, coger a Sanchez, quien,
segdn Sc dice, Ella uno de los buenos
tyabajadores con que contaban las
m:nas del Dino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
ROBO EN- UN T

No Sc sabe por donde, perc Ell he
cho es que los ladrones Sc introduce
ron aver al escenario del Teatro
Strand, situado en- Ia Gale de Hous-
ton, entire las de soledad y st. Ma
ry, Y despojaron a los artistas de OBJ
jetos de valor, y, sobre TODD, de cosas
que para su profession, les son alta
mente indispensables'
Una de las artistas que mas sufrie-
ron con la audacia ~rateril, fue Mrs
Bradley, a Ia cual lie robaron, de su
cuarto de vestir, gran cantidad de ro-
pa de soda, que representa- I'm valor
respectable.
Para entrar al cuarto de Mrs Bra
dely, los ladrones rompieron Ia &C.
rradura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
IN MENSAJE DE LA SALUD

81 81 apetito es malo, 81 su diges-
ton es defectuosa, 81 sufre de cons
tipacion. ~flatuleacia. jaqueca. 81 sien-
te agruras en- el estomago, 81 padece
de insomnia, 81 esta I'd. ~nervioso Y
melanc6lico, agobiado y sin energias,
tome Ell Elixir Americana de Vino
Amargo de Triner. Este remedio
ef!caz, preparado por medic de yerbas
medicinales, limpia ell estomago, ha-
ce recuperar "a apetencia, ayuda Ia
digestion, nutre ell sistema neryioso y
reconstruye Ia vitalidad de tempo
aras perdida. Precio S1.00. En- to-
das las droguerias.-Si sufre I'd. de
reumatismo o neuralgia y 81 cree I'd
que NADIA le puede ayudar a sus ma
les, pruebe el Linimento de Triner!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
CARRANZA oRDENA UNA.
Viene de Ia la

De estos dos a~cuerdos, las industrlas
esten paralizadas por no poder
sufragar los gastos que demands 81
actividad, q pesar de contar con al
guna exception de impuestos que las
~fayorezca. deberan comenzar sus
trabajos V pagan TODD ei impuesto so
pena de que sean incautadas p9r g!
gobierno : exDlotaGas >ea 81 propIo
provecho.
e otro acue-do. tornado por "a
Jonca de Ministries consiscio en- cue
ranto Carranza ON todos los Mi
nistros cederian I'm dia de u suei-
dos respectiyos. cada mes de treinta
dias : dos dias De cada uno de los
neses cue tengan treinta y uno d!as.
IRA ayudar cor esas cantidades q Ia
formation del fondo de reServa que
oarar.izara la emission dc biIletes del
Eanco UnicO. La mente de esta de-
termination fue Ia de e~ncabeZar n
conrr.huc.GN yOlnntarIa entire todos
los e~mpleados del gobiernO. pero es
POGO probable que logren e. fin que
p~essiguen. va que los ~emp!eados Sc
apcueutran en- may malas condlc!o-
nes. toda yez que sus sueldoS M Sc
les pagan integros nj menos con re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
Sc Eel FIANO

Los rateros no sc detienen ante ma
da, nj NADIA respetan, nj robo alguno
les es va impossible.
En- la madrugada de aver, Sc ro-
baron NADIA menos que IN piano cleo
trico. tai Y como Sc lutheran robado
una cartera o una petaca de mano.
b e. piano robado, pertenecia a Mr..
Mason Garret, que vive en- la Gale
de Victoria, numero 324, y que to-
davia no quiere Greer en- la audacia
afortunada de los ladrones que 10
robaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08

Es una de las mejores preparedness
para tales sufrimientos, IN pequeha
cantidad de este linimento ira muy
lejos. NADIA hay mejor para las tor
ceduras, raspaduras, parties doloridas,
hinchazones, etc. En- todos estos ca
SOS este remedio traera los mejores
resultados. Precio % y SOC. En- las
droguerias. Por correo, So y 6Oc.-
Joe Triner, Mfg. Chemist, l333-lS39
So. Ashland Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL.
-tAdv.)-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
CHOQUE

En- Ia Gale de Soledad, entire las
de Concrete Y Houston, anoche, GER
ca de las nueve Y media, chocaron
un tranvia Y una motoclcleta.
La genie Sc congreg0 al punto en-
torno de motocicleta Y auto, cuyos
dos conductores discutian, culpando-
Sc ell uno al otro, y pudo darse cuen-
ia de que el percance no habia pasa-
do de la rotura de la rueda delante-
"a de la motocicleta.
Ell que la manejaba, solo sufrio un
ligero golpe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
OTRO ROBO EN- Ell STRAND

Apenas Mrs. Bradley habia dado
cuenta de que, de su cuarto de YES
tir del Strand, lie habian robado tai
cantidad de ropa fina, cuando Sc
presento en- Ia oficina de detectives,
Mr.. Morris Man. que trabaja en- ell
mismo t~eatro, Y al cual, los ladrones
que despojaron a Mrs Bradley, lie
llevaron a el diversos objetos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
Creese que ell Congrsso no aProbara.

La carta 4 que hacemos merito, d.
&c u los datos recogidos o absolu-
ramente veridicos, V que. pOr tai "a
ION. es de cree-se que, al ponerse
n conocimiento de Ia Camara ca
~rrancista la ~operaci0n que trata de
c~ele5rarSe. probablemente no ia apro-
nara. no obst1nte que las necesidades
De! gobierno son imperiosas y que la
S.t.acion financiera del pals, por
:a!ea absolute de capital. son verda-
deramente af~lictivas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
DE REGRESSO.

Despues de nos dias de permanent
ella, en- viaie de negocios, en- la ciudad
de Houston, regreso aver a San An
tonic, ell senior don Julian Lozano,
hace tempo establecido en- esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
MAS ROBOS.

Mrs E. Hedge, que vive en- la casa
numero 610 de la Gale Market, Sc
quejo aver a Ia policia de que alguien
habia entrado a su casa, robandose
alguras rrendas de rcoa, Y ntros ab-
jetos varios.
Tambien fuz robada aver, lie n
suma de treinta pcsos, : eli 81 misma
oficina de la Gale Hoston en- el MI
r.ero 42S. ell doctcr Micklc, Guicn 20
sospecha siquiera quien haya sido ell
autor del robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
NUEVO DETECTIVE

BESIDE aver cuenta la pol;cia de la
ciudad con IN nuevo detective: es es-
te. nombrado en- Ia Ultima junta de
los c~omisionados, Mr.. J. Y. Wyndelts.
Mr.. Wyndelets, sueede en- este pues-
to, q Mr.. A. H. Miller, que renunci6
hace pocos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
BALE.

Hoy en- la noche, V en- honor de Ia
senorita Rosa Lopez, que celebra Su
c~umpleanos, tendra lugar. IN Ia casa
de la familia Lopez. Gale S. Laredo
numero 935, un bale para. el cual Sc
han repartido va las invitaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
Ell EMPRESTITO DE CARRANZA
Viene de Ia La

pusiera en- sus manos, deberian des-
coatarse dos y medic milloneS, por
caenta de corretaje, Y los reditos ade-
lsntados correspondence q Ia can't
dad total, que, al seis por ciento, as
o;enden 4 tres millones seiscientos
nil d6lares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08
TODOS LOS BANC0S ESTAN
LlQUIDANDO
(Yiene dc Ia La

a nosotros en- billetes de todas ella
ses. en- plata. en- orc. aun en- Ia mo-
media f~raccionaria que entonceS album
daba.
Ahoya. el cobro del Banco previene
Ell pago debe hacerSe IN orc ma
cional. en- orc americana Al tlpo de!
dia. o en- giroS hechos en- n mlsma
mOneda.
Hay quien tiene suficiente diHero
bancario para hacer el pago, muchas
veces. 81 mismo que obtuvo del pres
tamo. Y sin embargo. Sabe que no
podra pagan con e. Y que. 81 con 81
ha de adquirir el que neceSita para
saldar So compromise, encontrara
conque Ia Suma pagada sera cinco
O diez veces mayor que IA prestada,
Hay quien tiene valores de diver
81 indole. Los bancos los rechazar
V exigen el page, con just;cia en- e
romento, en- Ia moneda unica cue e
cobierno ma declarado obligatoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-08

Cuando ~necesite libros en- espanol,
Girijase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-llo
N. Sta. Rosa Ave.-S. Antonio, Tex.
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C~omprando a~ccionss.

auchas personals. han hecho SuS
Q 4 los bancos. coniprando &C
Clones del banco acreedor. V hacien-
dolas efectivas en- e. momento de Ia
liquidacion.
Esto ha dado motive Z grandes
lucros, pues que a~cciones de bancO
que haee unoS cuantoS amos tenian
IN valor de docientos pesos, es diff
ell hoy venderlas = cincuenta.
Asi pues. las deudaS pagcdas er
esta lorna, Sc reducen q ur veIntI'
cinco o Ut veinte o IN diez por clen,
to de su monte primitive.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-25
WONDERFUL STUFF
LIFT OUT YOURECORNS
Apply few drops then lift corns o.
callousss off with fingers
no pain.

No humbug! Any corn, whether hard,
soft or between the toes, Will loosen
tight up and lift out, witho IL pirticle
of pain or soreness.
This drug is called freezone and is a
compound of ether discovered by Gin
cinnati man.
Ask at any drug store for a small
bottle of freezone. which will cost but
a trifle, but is sufficient to rid ones
feet of every CON or calious.
Put a few drops dirertly upon any
tender, aching corn or callous Instant
ly the soreness disappears and shortly
the corn or cailous will loosen and can
be lifted off with the fingers.
This drug freezone doesn't eat out the
corRs or callouses hut shrivels them
without even irritating the surrounding
skin.
Just think No pain at all no sore
ness or smarting when applying 1t or
afterwards. If your druggist don't nave
freezone have him order it for you.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-25
LUKE MoLukE SAYS.

II the mother of six children recelv-
cd n salary equivalent to the work and
worry she has, she would get more thar
the President OF a steel corporation.
Ono morning Father missed some
change out OF his pocket and thought
mother had frisked him during the
night, so. while Mother was fixing
breakfast downstairs. Father went thru
Mothers shabby looking handbag IN
search OF the lest coin. He found re-
ceipted milk bill an unpaid ice bill. a
ump OF prepared chalk. channels pow
der rag, two seat coupons ten months
old, representing the last time he had
taken her TO theater button hook,
six samplea OF dress goods, n worn clip
ping Of Gene Fields Little Boy Blue,
n sample OF taloum powder, some hair
pins. ono 81 the boys mlttens, nm old
tintype OF himself taken before mar
riage, and six pennies, And father feit
80 much like yellow dog that he
kicked himself ali day"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-25
MATTE.

j. NJ Walker passed through here
last week.
John Martin attended Sunday school
at this place Sunday.
Dewey Moore and Jesse Cordle We're
calling on their best girls at this place
Sunday.
Roy HAYS made a business trip to
Louisa Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Ball, Jr
on the 10th, a fine boy
Vinson johnson returned to his home
in Maysvllle Friday after spending
few days with his grandparents at
this place
G. V. Ball and wife spent Sunday
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs G. Y. BAH,
Jr.
Lula Moore was visiting relatives on
Georges creek Sunday
Died, on the 18th Of May Mr.. - q.
Justice OF Ashland His body was
brought here to his old home place for
burial
]. d. Ball made a business trip to
Ledocio recently.
Dewey Moore returned home from
Johnson county Saturday
MRS. GKuNDY.
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doctors 10 treat me, all TO no avail. had
given up 10 die and 10 leave my dear hus-
band and five little girls to the mercy Of
this world, when at last my husband
begged me 10 try DIR. Piercc's medicines.
/ weighed lis pounds when began their
use. / used is bottles Of 'Favorite Pre-
scription and Golden Medical Dis
coyery' and four or five boxes Of Lotion
Tablets, AT the end Of the treatment
was well and weighed 1853 pounds. p
MRs. RAcHEL TAcEITr.
! When girl becomes n woman, when a
woman becomes n mother, when n woman
passes through the changes OF middle life,
are tho three periods Of life when health
and strength are most needed 10 with
stand the pain and distress often caused
by severe organic disturbances.
At these critical times women are best
fortified BY theuse 81 DIR. Pierccs Favorite
Prescription, an old remedy Of proved
worth that Keeps the female system regu-
lated and In condition.
Mothers, II your daughters are weak,
lack ambition, are troubled with head
aches, laasitude and are pale and Fckly,
DR.. Picrcc'a Fayoritc Prescription is Just
what they need to surely bring the bloom
Of health 20 their checks and make them
strong and healthy.
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NoRIs.

Milton Austin OF Indiana, was Wis
iting his grandfather, uncle George
Pack of this place Saturday.
Rev. G. V. Pack was on our creek one
day last week
]. V. O'Bryan and children were Wis
iting relatives at Gallup Saturday.
Lee Judd and wife were visiting his
father Saturday and Sunday.
The Singer Sewing Machine agent,
Mr.. Pack. was in our neighborhood
one day last week.
Gypsy Pack was the guest of Mrs.
Mary Judd Friday.
Mr.. Marion France made business
trip to Charley Saturday.
Charley Moore is farming for Mrs.
Lucy Kitchen this year.
Mrs Corilda Pack and Mrs. Maude
Pack were visiting aunt Betty France
Sunday.
A very large crowd attended the bur-
ial of Mrs. Susie Miller, who depart
ed this life May 18th. She had five
children who had gone on before and
were waiting for her on the sunny
banks of sweet deliverance. She leaves
a husband and two children behind.
Several attended church at Meads
Branch from this place SUNDAY.
Most everybody here is about done
planting corn.
Mrs. Dicie Estep and brother Marion
visited their sister of near Adams Sun
day.
Mrs. Belle Thompson sold fine lot
OF chickens to our huckster, Mr.. Dow
Spencer last Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Thompson was visiting her
daughter. Mrs. M. A. Pack, the first OF
the week GOOD NIGHT
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BOB.
Break News to Mother

On last Sunday Mrs. j. G, Wilson,
invalid mother OF the author OF the
above letter. was struck by the fact
that many OF her friends remembered
and called on her. She told her daugh-
ter that she could not understand why
II was thus. Her daughter replied
that II was because II was Mothers
Day. The fact of her sons wound
had been kept from her. Yesterday
however. Miss Wilson stated that she
would tell her the news on her arrival
home, having learned that her brother
would survive his injuries.
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public the great
benefits / received
from the use Of DIR.
Pierce's medicines.
/ had that dreadful
disease, woman's
trouble, W h ! c h
caused such bear
ing-down pains,
burning sensation,
and dull feeling in
my head that l
became a nervous
xt-racL 1 had fve
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-05-25
west VIRGINIA MAN
WOUNDED IN WAR
THRILLING LETTER OF EXPERIENCE
OF BARBOUSVILLE MAN IN
FRANCE.

Huntington Herald Dispatch.-ln
the beginning OF tho present great
struggle Il was often said that the
glory had gone out OF warfare that
Il was all machinery and science but
NJ the years have crawled onward
thousands OF individual exploits have
been brought TO light which have
served 10 prove that there viii always
be room for the exploitation Of human
qualities In any circumstances In
which men participate or women eth
or, for that matter. Possibly II will
not DO long before the exploits OF the
individual members OF the American
expcditionary forces In France will be
features ~ the daily news services.
Already there Is at hand the story OF
individual conduct on the battlefield
OF vlmy. concerning tho participation
OF Robert q. Wilson OF tho Canadian
cxpcditionary forces In the charge up
Nimy Ridge Last week Miss Julia
Wilson. OF Barhoursvllle employed IN
the Offices Of Verus T. Ritter, received
card from England notifying her
that her brother Robert G.. Wilson. OF
Canada, was wounded and In the hos
pital Yesterday she received let
tor. This letter IL n vivid thrilling
account OF the fight and contains n
modest story OF the assistance tho
Wounded Canadian gave 10 a wounded
comradc ON the way from the trenches
back 20 tho base hospital. lie is not
dangerously wounded. ms Il transpires
and Is awaiting with much interest
the coming OF the expcditlonary forces
from his native land His letter liz as
follows;
MILITARY HOSPITAL
Hcrne Bay
Kent. England. April ~. 1917
Dear Sister
I arrived about ten days ago and an
getting on very we'll Really Il all
seems like Sunday over here compar-
ed TO France, | was wounded in the
advance when we took Vimy Ridge
on the Tuesday after Easter. Il was
a great day and all that saved the
Huns moro casualties added TO an
unbelievable number, was a binding
snow storm which came about $3.50
IN the evening. shutting Off observa-
ton. We had taken our objective on
Easter Monday and Tuesday swung
around 20 help at some distance on
our right, arriving ut the jumping OF
place about II a. IN. That was In our
front line trench Well, az 10, noon.
we climbed over the front wall and
lifted the lid Off hell--a glorious hell
We fought our way across the shell
torn, corpse strewn HILL fighting over
the bodies OF our own boys who had
fallen the day before, and Sis, that
hurts and creates logged determine
ton. Tho air was stirling and we
.Vern alraodv trad nonriV IN tho limit
but we wadcd through shell machine
gun and rifle fire, and nj about $3.50 y.
m. gained our objective. There was
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WELL KNOWN KENTUCKY
WOMAN SPEAKS
A BOON TO woMANKIND.

wales, Ky.-"I take great pleasure n