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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-03
Como
Mandar
Dinero
4 Mexico

Con mucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas en- que Sc nos pregunta
Ia manera solutamente segura
Y mas ranida para enviar dinero q
distintas plazas de la Republica
MexicGna, asi como ell modo mas
eficaz para traer dinero de aquel
Gals. En- ssguida tenemos ell gusto
ia dar un inforne a nuestros Glen
tes, g que no dudamos resultara
EN- provecho de todos.
EXiste IN medic muy rapido, eff
caz Y absolutamente SECURE para
envisr dinero a cualquier ciudad de
Ia Repablica Mexicana, ell cue ORE
&C, entce otras muchas, Ia veritaja
De que es &c TOGO punto impossible
!. ,Iue los cl!enteS pierdan un solo
/ ccGtavo, pUes que la casa girado-
"a tcma bajo 81 mas estricta reg
| nona2b,l;dad todos los ricsgcs, ?
Sc cncarga de dar todos los pasos
neccsalios a fin de evitar a sus nu-
m,erosns cliertes toda clase de mo-
lestias, p6rd.das = di~ficultades.
los pages Sc hacen en- todas las
pie las de la citaoa Republica Me-
xicana, precisamente en- pesos fuer
ties lie plata meXicana o en- none
das &c orc nacional, pudiendo ha-
| Ger tambicn situaciones en- dolares,
D sea diaero americana, 81 ell Glen
tc asi 10 prefiere.
Al desear situar dinero a cual-
'iuier parte de la Republica, bas-
tara remitir a Ia casa giradora di-
nero americana, asi como el nom
bre Y direction complete de la per-
son 2 qlien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, ; la casa por conducto de
sus agentes Sc encargara de hacer
!legar a rlanos de los interesados
81 Ginero que ST ordene, sin que
"a persona que 10 remite de este
pals tcnga que molestarse en- es-
cri5ir, nj enviar libranzas, pues
que la casa giradora Sc encarga
&c TODD clio, y ademas recogera un
rccibo de Ia persona a quien Sc lie
re,nlte ell dinero, ell que enviara Co
nio comprobante a sus clientes.
Al recibir ell dinero americana,
Ia :asa giradora .nviara al cliente
una carta de garantia, en- Ia que
coHsta que 81 por cuslquiera cir
cunstancia ell direro no fuere en-
tregsdo a la persona gu e Sc desig-
ne en- Mexico, en- un plazo razona-
lie, la casa Sc compromise a de-
volver al girador IL misma CAN'T
dad de dinero americana que reci-
bio, sin cobrarlc absolutamente ma
da por u gestiones.
4 Ia fecha esta casa ha situa-
do en- Mexico mas de trescientos
nil pesos mexicanos y tienen Ell
gusto de no haber recibido al una
soIa reclamation.
Para remitir e dinero america
nc FL mode mas SECURE es saaar
in giro postal 0 giro de Express
pagadero 4 Ia orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los bile
'es en- carta certificada debieado
rotuiar el sobre como sigue:
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Desde Nueua York
RENE VIVIANI

Sc e%ncuentra va en- esta terra uno
de los mas conspicuos estadistas de
la Francia contemporaries: Rene vi
viani.
La carrera politica del ilustre HON
bre .uue viene como Embajador de 81
naci6n a c~oncertar con Balfour y VIII
sun un plan de accion mancomunada
en- Ia guerra, tiene mucho de eA-
traordinario.
Ell ejercicio de la abogacia desarro-
10 sus singulares dotes o%ratorias y
lie adiestro en- la dialectica de los l.
bates V las controversies d~octrinarlas.
Su verbo facil, rotundo y grandIio-
cuente, lie hizo el idolo de las multi
tudes en- Ia tribuna. No tiene su pa
labra la ampu!osa hinchazon nj e. en-
fasis altisonante nj el deslumbrador
centelleo de imagenes que hacia de
.Iaures-el malogrado Jaures de mis-
tericsa manera fenecido-un tribune
irresistible, apccaliptico. Habla, por
81 contrario. Viviani con elegante So
briedad no eXenta dc cierto brio y
fuerza internos concentrates, que dan
a sus discusses nergia. seriedad, y
muy hondo poder de parsuacion.
Jaures aprovecho de las teorias Sc
.ialistas 10 que tienen de sentiment
tai V romarJico, 10 que puede seducir
los esniritus Y conmover los corazo-
mes: 10 que arrasa en- lagrimas los
cics V enciendc la colera en- los pc
,hos; 10 que hace vibrar, sonar; %
cue provoca estremecimientos de in
iignaci6n, alar:dos de odio, ~so!Iozos
lie dolor.
Tiv!ani. por el contrario sin dcsdenar
los copiosos efectcs retoricos a que
Sc presta la patetica enumeration dc
los crimenes, injusticies Y miserias
lie la actual sociedad, dirige su voZ
mas j la inteligencia que a la excl
table sensibilidad: argumenta mas
u perora; eXamina con aguda penc-
traction; somete los problemas y las
!n~stituciones sociales a Ia acclon d.
s~clvente de los mas pOdcrosos rea2-
tivos de que dispone el anallSIs III
lelectual; no abusa de los latiguiIloS
: tropos vulgares en- cuyo empleo So
b~resalen cabalmente sus correllglona-
rios de todos los PASSES.
De ell es. sin embargo, aQuel!a cI-
c!amaci6n que ha dado Ia vueita =!
mundo: "es precise que apagucmos
las estrcllas del %ciclo". No pretcH-
,Iia Viviani extinglir los astros &c Il
h6veda celeste. Sc refer!a 2 otros
.clcs: a los luminares que alun'6TJ
IA fe relig;osa en- las concicnclaS. La
!uz dc las ~crecncias CUE ciega con 81
r~esplardor los entend!mientos Y los
lena de superSticiosos temcrcs Y los
atrae como senuelo desiumbrador a
los caninos de. la ignoracia : del a
traso.
Asi pensaba vlviani cinco o sels a.
nos hace V pugnaba con infatlgable
ardor por ahuyentar los buhos lu9
vuelan en- torno del ideal religiosc
colgado como una lampara sinieStra
en- medic de la Franc9a catolica, hi
ia predilecta de csa vieja y roncsa
lglcsia rosnana q Ia que NcLtairc
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REyISTA D Ella PRENSA.
Cienc dc la Pag 81
Abril dc 1917.

L guerra ha decretado va toGoi los
planes preparedness: en- agosto pro-
ximo. dos m~illoncs de hombres eta
e..n aiistados para Ell servicio miIitar.
rs com:siones medicas estan prestas,
os mcdios dc transportes prevcniGos,
II mayor parte de los problemas de
rcavitua lamiento han sido resua!tos
POI cl consejo de la dcfensa nacio-
nal; antes de un mes las rucdas de
Ia maquina cstaran en- movimlento y
Ia consumacion de este enorme ira
baio que costara tanto al pals. ter
dra un efecto dirccto sobre cada ha-
bitante. rs cl pueblo quien pagara
Ia guerra ,pero esta lie costar& menos
Que la victoria alemana porque ell
triunfo del germanismo seria Ia
muertc de la democracia y ell fin de
la civilizacion." ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-03
Desde Washington
BIENAVENTURADOS LOS QUE AMAM

ventanaS dobles cortinas, unaS de Sc
da, otras de encajeS, cuyos pligues
parecen decir las muchas yeccs gle
una nan nerviosa las ha corrido
para que no trasciendan al jardini-
10 inmsNito, los ruiG2s que Sc pro-
dacen junto a Ia mesa, nj la luz en-
tire 4 ser testigo de cosas que No de-
be yer.
Es una manana abrilena. Lego el
soldado cue va 4 saNr 4 la Cruzada,
mas puesto que nunca. Y Ia sonora de
SUI coraz6n, JUG lie recibe l~lorosa. 81
abraza q 81, aturdiendole con SUI per
fumc; le aprieta, lie aprisiona, quiere
convartir sus brazos cn ferreas cade-
mas, para nc dejar volar a los lie Ia
Tragedia que le agaarhan. Los dos
corazones Y los dos cuerpos Sc fun
den de uno De repente advierten
ambos cue el sol penetra en- el come
dor Y Que al chocar con "a plata full
gura deStelloS que parecen moiestcs
testigos V cast simultlnamente acu-
den 4 correr los cortinajes, que 81
cerraysc larzan chirridos metalicos.
como carcaiadas de maliciosa aDroba-
cion. En- una chaisse-lOunge luce
tcnrador I'm coin de cubierta poll
roma Hacia ella van los dos aEan-
ecs. hab,anIo simultineamente. Y 50
b-e 81 mueren horas despu6s dejan-
60 las ostras V cl rico Chablis con que
DrcccnGicron remojarlas, cast intac-
los.
Va las flores del bucaro. que corto
."n,osl. fcbril. una mujer. para des-
nedir a, soldado, cstan mustias, Y a
pcsar De no tener vida. todavia sigucr
los amantcs uno cerca del otro. Los
rovios de los cuadros siguen nesan-
dose, Y por tercera vez Ell sol mana
nero prctende rompcr Ia muraiia d"
soda que lc ha impedido desf.orar
con sls saetas de orc el misterio de
aqucl nido silcncioso.
Los dos esp;ritus san subido al Gle
10. dcianGo al mater;aFsmo de Ia GU
riosidad cientifica Y po!iciaca Ia ril-
rata de sus cucrpos. 70 les Vi as
Gender. d pcsar de que estaba como
sonando, Y me pareci6 Or clara
mentc una voz que con tOno SuaTe
De amablc t~olerancia, dccia: .voIad,
volad: vucst-o puesto esta arrioa:
hacs mucho tempo die d los HON
bres: ;Bicnavcnturados los que aman
Ii poiicia espera c, re~suItado de
IL -glors;a. coEEiaia en- que csta
rcva.a.i que ia causa determjnante
de las dos muer.es nan sido las pto-
maiaas que los dos amanteS ing!ie-
ron en- las ostras. Es probable cue
asi. an prosaicamenJ2. quede an9ta-
do para e, munGo Official el ~ul.iHlo
cag:tu.o de una gran passion, ii re-
mate del iGilio que De tan dulcc ma
ncra rcv5 de la vida a Ia muettc
dos corazones capaces aln de amar.
;Quiza. ST mas ALA donde no hay
oscras, nj ptomainas. nj medicos, nj
nolicias. enem;gos del romance, 81
Il los dos cspirigus acoplados. como
los cucrpos que les a.bergaron sale
ron de Ia vida?
ATTACHE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-03
Washington Abril p.

ono US lbS JvfSHSS lids l+SOS ~
America, Marshall Field, nieto del
fuHdador de les grandes almacenes
de Chicago que l!evan su nombre, Y
uno de los dos descendientes sIyos i
~quienes dej6 ST. cast inverosimi! for
tuna de cuatrocientos millones tie do
~lares. Sc ha aIistado como soldado en-
ell Primer Regimiento de Cabat,eria
de Illinois.
Pero con TODD V ser csa notlcia i'm
portante, no es la mas eX~traordipa-
ria de todas las del dia, que Jiencn
,rnlacion con Ia guerra, pues creo que
este lugar de honor corresponds j
n muerta. ocurrida en- Nueva York,
lie I'm joven de la Guardia Nacicnal,
del Rcgimiento II. que fue encon-
trado sin vida junto a n mesa bian
Drov;sta, frente al cadaver de su
amante. una joven Y hermOsa seno-
IA. divorciada. que habia qIerido
despedirse de el antes que saliese con
su Regimicnto hacia lugares desco-
! nocidos.
Llamasc ell so,dado Thomas lay
ton. ' Ia sonora Mr.. Margaret Bal
jenbach. FL lugdr dondc fueron ha-
Iados los dos cadavercs eli la fornia
d:cha, fue en- cl coQuct6n depHrta-
mento dondc ella resid!a, EN- caIle
Marion.
Cuatro dias permanccicron los dos
cucrpos sin vida. uno fTcntc a otro,
en- ell comedSr que dcb!6 haber sido
testigo de muy ticrnas csccnas en- a.
qucl,a despedida. Una tia de Ia seho-
4 fue 4 ~visitar d esta. ' notando que
IA Sis repetidos llamamicntos nadle
| ,csponGia. h!zo descerrajar Ia puerta
g: n, Denctrar en- las habitac!oucS De
81 sobrfna. tropez0 con el terrible
2~spectac-io. Thomas Layton, dc uni
! iovme. junUo q a mesa, en- 81 TRACE
militar. Margaret de lado. cerca &c CT.
! Entire ambos. Ia mesa con un mante!
muy blanco. muchas ostraS, IariaS
botellas dc cervcza J ua blcaro con
fores.
Este suceso ha dcs3crtado no 30
..ma-sl,j .,,o.,o .,.,o ri mtai-
$780,. m~~onn,.ia 10. dos r,-
, =, a~oI:.:. ...o, ~. g
I..I i. ~ eas, d, cnveocaa1aicnto
ru,,,.,ar.r D-o5vc;do Dor los aliman-
.os au, iag;ricron. Muchos conjctu-
o., 1ra .t L. autopsia Que Sc les
.~.r; ,r. = c3mnro5ar;t qIc ia rX-
.,.;.. DO h vida de ambos. Sc de-
Is. a a.ao meaos vulgar.
= ,,o.,.o c,,o ,ic-
..,. aE,s 49,. 9one2 en- dada .as Z
.--,,,.i,c,s =, i,s ar-oridades ' cs-
ro,.., moo sensational del cxamcn
,re da las vjsceras hagan otros ~&-
/ ii.o. MIRA dccir que Ia do5lc mGc.te
i,~sda 5obo. si,;o p-oducida p'or o.ras
-, ann :, doscr--a No 80 tlata
,~, 5abf, s,,i.;5i, -, de- IN criInan.
- os.s 6;f,,itiyamcnse csyablec.do
m,roa,do
-. t:ar .r,ha,. r., I'M soIJado euc
~..ab. =, c,rpa5a una amiga SUI
- ;nt;mi4ad del comcdor. IN
do dosrcdida. nudicron
!. rictimos dr ma en-
I~.u,a, 10 o,,or. tan intensa cue
's'"S''| "'
'eS PFo"oJ'Se d .h;.os
40 '''S U'''' ID oo,,.ov.
nc amor ne os,, 10 m,;oros
en- q , an,'..'.o ' na~o siamprc. Zero.
Green <'Pi,''Ss ,,, ,odo nc n~osi,1c.
unique e" - "',.,.''o oon,o d. ma pro
IN" sSHiT''1 PIO.sS'~ "a. - ~ ,none
iaNac''"' 'o"'-" -" ,no5, ha-
que eS" "oolS n''''> ~ .
her Sido motiT"oa Fo' I"
inzacia'!e amor, d~otsrd~;a u
Is que 81 poo'e'''
faano DC los "s"'GoS Hal nn,s -
mar 10" c'erP"S az VS'o'
NANTES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, '"'.
- -. - ~ VIZ .ffHTEftl TX ~ ulA -
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San Antonio, Ttexa
104 MatamoTos St

I4 Matamoros ST a Antonio Texas
Entiendase col nosotros para tda case de asuntos, pehdos' e"- y
esSS zeguro u recTblran nuestra pronta y especial atenclon-
Vcsiemos aba-rotes al por mayor = nenor. Para este We hues S5
ann,~;o en- Ia eiici6n semanara de LA PRENSA, los microbes oe caa
senIna-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19
AN EDITORIAL COMPLIMENT

The following paragraph is taken
from the Hamilton Herald, publish
ed by @. II. Boynton, who was as
sIstant secretary Of the State Senate
and his expression Is appreciated by
the people OF scurry County and all
friends OF Senator Buchanan.
Referring to our honorod citizen,
the Herald says
zone OF the splendid men Of our
state with whom It was our good
fortune to become quite intimately
acquainted while at Austin was state
Senator c. n. Buchanan OF scurry
County. who represents one Of the
Jumbo" districts In West Texas. He
formerly lived In Bosque county but
moved to the thriving town OF sny-
der several years ago, where he sery-
ed his people eight years as county
Judge Of that county. He Is fine
type Of citizen and his people honor
ed themselves when they elected him
to represent Thorn in the state SEN
ate. It was a great pleasure to be as
ISOLATED with him
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says & year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Was Relieved
After Few Doses Of BlackDraught.

Meadorsvlllc, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia
Hlgglnbotham. OF this town. says; AT
my age. which Is 65, the liver does
not act so we'll as when young. A few
years AGO. my stomach was all out Of
fix. I was constlpated. my liver
didn't act My digestion was bad. and
II took so little to upset me. Ny ap-
petite was gore. was very weak.
l decided would slvo Black
Draught a thorough trial as I knew IT
was ilghly recommended for this
trouble. | began taking it felt
better after few doses. Ny appetite
improved and became stronger. Ny
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon rlghted with 4 few
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

Announcements for next Sunday.
October 81, Sunday School lesson be-
gins promptly at 1000 o'clock.
The morning service begins lat
1910 and closes at 11:45.
Morning Theme Holding Fast the
Name and the Faith"
Evening Theme: A soul-stirring
Thought"
Every service is spiritual and up
lifting for the weary soul. Your hun
ger is fed your spiritual longing is
satisfied and you can be a better
man for the following week. II IL
a great delight to hear our singing
andto know the power of gospel in
song.
Accept our most cordial invitation
enjoy our most spiritual services,
and take part In the good handshako
and tender feeling at the close Of ev-
cry service.
W. H.. SIMS. Pastor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

During the recent upheayal In the
political arena at Austin. Texas,
where Governor James p. Ferguson
was properly lmpeached for bad con-
duct in state AFFAIRS, there was a
representative man from Snyder,
Scurry County, Texas who was not
officially connected with the States
affairs, that rendered invaluable
services for his country. not only
for sourry county, but for the entire
state and feeling that some mention
Of our appreciation should be made
for his gallantry. we know Of no 9th
er method than through the Snyder
Signal, to reach the masses Of our
scurry County populace.
Solomon wisely said that "a man
Is not without honor his own coun-
try" It Is not lack Of honor that we
have not made mention Of this mans
work heretofore. but our people too
frequently overlook the little words
that will make a man feel that he
has done justice for his people, be
cause they are his neighbors and
friends, and see him on the streets
from day to day.
The influence OF Cullen c. Higgins
at Austin. was no doubt great fac
tor In the ultimate result Of the Fer
guson impeachment proceedings and
our citizenship are doubly proud to
claim him as a true representative
Of his people, an dnot man who
seeks political honor or reward, but
o man who loves The things that do
his fellow cltlzons good and has the
heartfelt sympathy Of the law abiding
citizen against the outroges Of those
who sometimes get IN positions to
do great evil to those whom they are
supposed to protect
"A CITIZEN.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

Alderman Echols said wednesday
that the city has made q proposition
to buy the old street sprinkler but
the deal has not been closed They
arranged however TO have It run this
week and engaged Mr. Patterson by
the day to operate It until final ar
rangemonts are made. r. Is proposed
that the city furnish the wagon and
tho water and the people IN the bus
mess district will pay the driver as
heretofore.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

doses Of Black.Draught"
Seventy years OF successful use has
made Thediord's Black.Draught a
standard, household remedy. Every
member, OF every family. at times.
need the help that Blaek-Draught can
give In cleansing the system and TO
Loving the troubles that come from
constipation. indigestion, lazy liver.
etc. You cannot keep we'll unless your
stomach, liver and bowels are in good
wording order. Keep them that way.
Try Dlack.Drausht 1t acts promptly,
gently and In 4 natural way. II you
feel sluggish. take a dose tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
&c. n, paclnse-ons cent a dose
An druggists. J. 90
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

There arc only two more sn'dlls
before wo leave for annual confer
enc. o., ,rom,,,is T,yos wo hone
r, .o,.
''''' '''' wiz ~
Slnle 'hese TWO Suhuay7' 'uI''''
gin at 1900 a. M ana GOV D. ~ }
sunday sehool meets AZ '',' y y
CLOCK IN tne morning ana ''' 'D'
reop'e 5 League a' o'sV p
Last Sunday good number
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19
GERMANY MENACEs RUSSIA

Germany has tried intrigue, flat
terry. bride and other means to dis
rupt Russia and bring that country
under German domination and fail
ing in all these schemes has now
landed a force OF troops on Russian
Islands near Riga and threatens to
swoop down on Petrograd and by
force bring Russia over to the aid
OF the Kaiser n the Russian sol
dIery will prove true to the allies the
Germans will be defeated and their
last hope shattered. It is important
that this be done and the German
submarine base utterly destroyed,
for II Russia should submit to Ger
man terms there will be a complica-
ton OF troubles.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19
Fortniglitly Club

The FortnIghtly Club met October
II with Miss Ola Blbbee, hostess.
After n lengthy business session the
program for the evening was rem
derod All members we're present
and entered heartily into the dis
cusslon Of the lesson.
This the first regular program
the year was enjoyed by all. The In
terest manifested gives promise Of a
profitable and delightful years work.
Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

A very fine lady from the country
was buying some very fine groceries
at our store a few days ago. She
said II I had known you fellows
would have appreciated II I would
have sent you a loaf Of bread made
Of Cake Brand flour. It was the best
I ever made, I said, my kind lady
don't forget next time for we are the
most appreclative bunch you ever
met at
Lockhart Grocery. Phone l79
and on the North Side
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

Every man In Texas who knows
straight up about politics knows that
the impeachment Of Ferguson was
o. fororone conclusion before any ev-
'doncc was introduced and that the
repeal Of the West Texas A. 6 NJ.
law was likowise settled In the minds
of the leglslaiors before the trial
stauel.-T Taylor County Times.
Grow rs a bad dish and q fellow
usually tries to throw It mp by I'M
pupnlng the honestly Of the other
Follow.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

In stating last week that Mr. and
Mrs Emmett johnson were held"
at sweetwater pending investigation
in the recent tragedy the Signal did
not mean to say that they were I'M
der restraint They merely remained
there as friends of the parties con
netoed with the affair They were at
no time under arrest
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

Wilbur p. Allen Of Austin and DR..
s. ]. Jones OF salado have resign
cd from the board Of University r..
gents and Gov. Hobby has appointed
DR., Ralph Steiner Of Austin and
J. A. Kemp Of Wichita Falls. The
passing OF Allen and Jones removes
practically all OF the Ferguson blood
from the University management and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

The strenuous efforts made by GER
tain congressman aud Senators to
prevent tie carrying out Of Wilson'S
war policies caused people to sua-
pect that German money was Ia II
and Senator La Toilette Is on the
rack and Senator Gore ought to be-,
JET McLemore. Of Texas says he
hasn't done anything.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19
WITH our EXCHANGES


scurry county rs going to vote
bonds for good roads Also Jones
county. Fisher County Is between
them and we should do likewise -
Roian Advance.
Was just going to do It.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19
Catarrh Of Stomach

Mrs. Mary Fonncii, n. .. D. , Po-
mona, Missouri, writes;
4 Wish 10 say O few words IN the
praise Of Perunf. J have usod u
with GOOD results Tor cramps ia tho
fl0mach. Also found 10 The very
thing fer aaiafrh Of the head. My
sister uas cured Of caiarrh OF aiom.
nch by The use Of peruna.'
Mrs. u. r. Chomor, 60 Fast send
st.. Chicago. ILL.,, says; "Mannin
beet laxative on the market for liver
ard bowels. very good for Indigestion
aud heart burn.
Those who object to liquid medl.
oines can secure Peruna tablets.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

Personally we are far from NOR
conary. still we doubt II any man has
got right to hate money as long
as he stays in debt.-Dallas News.
Probably he doesn't hate money as
much as he does his creditor for
loving It..
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

the United States and shipped the
documents in hogsheads Of tobacco
to be sent by neutrals to Germany.
The British authorities found the
papers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

It Is folly to talk about early
peace so long as Germany insists up
on retaining an autocracy. Nothing
must be left that will enable the
present domlneering spirit OF Ger.
many to assert itself.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

The food administration points out
that a saving OF six cents a day per
person In the United States will
amount to two billion dollars a year,
Haskell Herald.
That rs about the value Of two
eggs and II wife will forego her part
Of the egg ration. our six cents will
be saved
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

II is now being predicted that
Government ownership of railroads
la not far In the future.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-10-19

. . . > . = 9 . . . . .
The street sprinkler Is beginning
on its job.
why not start another bond Issue
for good roads?
The corner lights are being placcl
on the turning posts.
Cotton is soaring skyward in price.
Feed stuff is still in demand.
Selling for cash seems to be a pop
ular practice.
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Since Germany can't buy on tho
puraians sho nroposas now 70 bully