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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07

on the second floor Of the home Of
Mrs. Glaab, the grandmother of the
slain girl. Mrs. Glaab was in the
kitchen on the first floor when she
heard the shot followed by a scream.
She hurried upstairs and found her
little granddaughter lying on the floor
bleeding from wound. A physician
was summoned. but when he arrived,
he found the child was dead. A coro-
ner's inquest was held, following
which the little boy was exonerated
from any blame for the death of his
cousin.
The boy was so excited he could not
give an accurate account of the acct
dent. He explained, he believed the
rifle from which he fired the shot was
not loaded as it had not been used for
some time.
The funeral of the girl will be held
at st. Mary Church in the Cape Thurs
day morning. The body will be brought
adrosS the river Wednesday to be
taken to the home CT Henry Kimmich,
whose wife is related to the parents OF
the little girl. Mr.. kimnlich crossed
the river yesterday evening to emhaii..
the body and will return with it this
afternoon. Catherine was the oldest
of the four children of the couple. :
The father of the child is employed
as section hand on the Illinois Central
Railroad. When the parents learned
of the accident they hurried to Mrs.
Glaab's home, but the child had al
ready expired when they reached the
house. The boy who fired the shot had
been staying at his grandmother's
home for some time. He became hys-
terical when he realized what he had
done.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Whereas, on June l, 1916, j. w
Phillips, for value received executed
and delivered his certain promissOry
note for the sum of S1500.00, payable
to the order of T. NJ. Dempsey SIX
months after date, with interest at the
rate of eight per cent $50 per an
mum after maturity, and said note
with interest is now due and unpaid;
And, Whereas, to secure the pay
ment of same the said J. w. Phillips,
On said date, indorsed, transferred and
delivered unto said T. NJ. Dempsey
as collateral security for payment
one certain promissory note, bearing
date June /, 1916, executed by d. j.
Hill and Margaret Hill for the sum of
two thousand dollars t2.000.00) pay
able to the order of J. w. Phillips six
months after date with interest at the
rate of eight per cent $50 per ar
mum, secured by deed of trust from
d. J. Hill and Margaret Hill, his wife,
to l.. F.. Conner, trustee, conveying
All that part of Lot Four, Range
"B," in the city and county Of Cape
Girardcau, Missouri, as follows: Com
mence on the east line of Spanish
street, fifty feet north Of the south
west corner of said Lot 4, thence run
north along the east line of Spanish
street fifty feet, thence cast on line
perpendicular to Spanish street ono
hundred and thirty feet, thence sOuln
parallel with Spanish street fifty feet,
and thence west one hundred and thir-
ty feet to the place of beginning;
And, Whereas, default has been
made in payment of both principal
and collateral notes, now. therefore, |,
under the direction of the owner Of
said principal note and as his attor-
ney, declare said collateral note d
deed of trust forfeited, and will on
Tuesday, September II, 1917, between
the hours of 900 a. m. and 500 y.
m. to-wit, at 200 O'clock at p. M, in
the city of Cape Girardcau, Missouri.
at the front door of the First National
Bank in said city, offer at public sale
to highest bidder for cash said col
lateral note, deed of trust and al
rights pertaining thereto.
NJ A. Dempsey,
Attorney for Owner of Note.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
LITTLE GIRL IS
FATALLY SHOT
BY HER COUSIN

While playing at the home of her
grandmother, near Mcclure, ILL.,, yes
terday afternoon, Catherine Jacobs
7 years old, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jacobs, was shot and al
most instantly killed by her cousin,
John Glaab, with whom the little girl
and several friends were playing. The
shot penetrated her body from the
back, piercing the lungs and causing
almost instantaneous death.
The little girl, her two brothers and
lister, and several children from the
neighbOrhood, were at play in a room
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
RAILROAD QUESTION
Will BE DISCUSSED
Judge W. B. Schaefer to Suggest
Relief from Congestion at
Commercial Club.

As a result of the deplorable service
the Frisco has given Cape Girardeau
during the past few months, Judge
w. B. Schaefer announced last night
he had considered new method of re-
lieving the city of these conditions
and would present the matter to The
Commercial Club at its regular meet
ing Friday night. Although the plan
is not entirely new, he said, it was in
his opinion the only solution the city
could find for the present situation.
For years Judge Schaefer has adj
vocated the suggestion of having a
new railroad come into the Cape and
link this city with limo and Fornfelt
in order to establish a connection with
the many railroads that run through
these towns in order to free the city
from the shackleS the Frisco has
thrown around the entire community.
This suggestion has met with the
unanimous approval of the members
of the Commercial Club. The manu-
facturers and merchants of the Cape
have, time and again, expressed their
Willingness to support such a move
ment. All realize the advantages of
such railroad connection, but moth
ing was done to aid the city in general
and the merchants and residents in
particular.
Since the Frisco removed several
passenger trains from the old sched-
ule, and since the congestion on the
passenger trains has become unbear-
able, this movement has gained q
stronger hold among the merchants of
! the city. Some say they are con-
WINGED that the Frisco will not live up
to the contract with the city. and many
have even asserted that the Frisco had
no intention of erecting the passenger
station within five years, although the
building should have been completed
in September of this year, according
to the provisions of the ordinance
passed by the city with the consent of
the Frisco officials.
Conference after conference has
been held between the Frisco officials
and the City Council and Commercial
Club of this city, but no results have
been gained by these discussions.
Judge Schaefcr said last night he
would have brought his suggestion be.
fore the Commercial Club some time
ago, when the tension between tn,
city and the railroad began to in
crease. Owing to the fact that the
members of the club had been devot.
ing their time to the sale of Liberty
Bonds and to other important mat
tiers, he did not think it was the proper
time to lay this matter before tn,
club, as it would require some time tc
work out the details. Now that these
matters have been settled. he said, he
thought the time was ripe to get busy
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
NOTICE OF RESIGNATION

In the Cape County Probate Court,
County of Cape Girardeau, State Of
Missouri.
To All Persons Concerned:
Take notice that the undersigned
guardian and curator of Lorenzo Kin
der and Andrew Z. Kinder, minors,
will, at the November term, 1917, of
said court, to be held at the Court
house in the city Of Jackson, in said
county and State, on the 18th day of
November, 1917, apply to said court
for leave to resign the office and trust
of said guardianship and curatorship.
Dated August II, 1917.
Robert F. Kinder, Guardian and Cura-
tor of Lorenzo Kinder and Andrew
7. Kinder, Minors.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
CITY news IN BRIEF

Weather Forecast: Fair today ard
somewhat cooler.
Al Dittlingcr, the local grain deal
er, spent the day in Kelso, buying
grain.
Mrs. ]. n. Wolsey, wife of the drug
gist, is visiting relatives in Flat River.
Gus Walthers, junior member of the
firm of Walther Bros Furniture and
Undertaking Co., went to st. Louis
this morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Sullivan OF
Mounds, ILL.,, are visiting the family
of Henry Wolter for several days.
The Anti-HorSe Thief Association of
Cape Girardeau County will hold a
meeting at the Courthouse in Jackson
Saturday for the purpose of electlng
its officers for the ensuing year. En-
Mayor +. A. Rage, for years president
of the association, is again slated to
head the organization.
Catherine Jacobs, the 7-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jacobs of Mcclure, ILL.,, WHO was shot
to death by her cousin, John Glaab,
Tuesday afternoon, was buried yes
terday morning in the Cape. The flu
neral services were held at st. Mary's
Catholic Church.
Gottfried H. Gross, the Haarig sa-
Ioonkeeper, went to st. Louis this
morning to spend several days on
business. He will also consult spe-
cialist as to his physical condition.
For Salc-Grapes, Virginia Secl-
ling and pears. Telephone Mrs. c.
Braun, Jackson 4240.
Judge John Snider came over from
Jackson yesterday on business.
Major Goode of st. Louis was in the
Cape yesterday on his regular inspcc-
ton trip of the recruiting stations in
his district.
NJ. F. Lcming, president of the Com
mercial Club, departed yesterday for
Chicago on a business trip.
Norman Motley, now a member of
the United States marines, went to
Sikeston yesterday to bid his parents
farewell before returning to his post
on the Atlantic coast.
Louis Mitchell came up from Oran
yesterday on business.
The Commercial Club will have its
regular meeting this evening during
which several important problems will
be discussed. In the absence of Prcsl-
dent Leming, Vice President Stafford
will preside.
For Salc-Grapes, Virginia Seed
ling and pears. Telephone Mrs. c.
Braun, Jackson 4240.
Owing to d hcad-on collision be-
tween two freight trains on the main
track, near Tenbrook, late Wednes
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07

day evening, the noon train was nearly
two hours late yesterday.
George Ruppel of Neely's Landing
departed for St. Louis yesterday to
claim his machine which was stolen.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
A VIVID CONTRAST

Exist, between the old, clumsy,
drenching method and the new easy
Farris way of putting the medicine
on the back of the horses tongue by
means of a medicine dropper which
comes packed with the remedy. Far
ris' Collie Remedy is not an expert
ment. 1t cures collie. We are behind
it and will refund your money if you
do not get results.
F. F. BRAUN & BROS.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-09-07
RUB-MY-TISM

VIII Cure Rheumatisnl;S Neu.
raleia. Headaches, Cramps. Colis
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Soress letter. Ring Worm, SEC
zema. etc. Antiseptic Anodyne.
used internally or externally. 25c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
Cayo muer'o en- Ell tere'
tro de uaa de sus
fel,ereses

NUEVA YORK. Febrero S.-Con
ell libro de ritual en- sus manOs, ablcr-
to en- la pagina que contIene las pie
rarias para los difuntos, el Rev. DR..
Hugo ". Hoffman,. Pastor de r.
~Ir.lesia Luterana de Brooklyn, cay"
muerto una de estaS nochcs, a IN la
do del cadaver dc n de sus fcligrc-
ses.
BESIDE que principle Ia nochc. cl
DR.. Hoffman,. habia salido dc su ca
60 a la oficina en- unos funcraicS. =
de ALI Sc fue a tOda prisa a "a casa
do "a senior Josefina Miller, dond"
60 habian reunido como trelnta per-
sonas. para ~prescnciar cl acto fdac-
bre.religioso que ALI iba a tcncr !u-
gar.
Tan lucgo como lego. cl Dir. Hoti-
mann. Sc coloc0 frcntc al terctro QUE
contcnia los rcstos &c IL sonora Nj
Her. V cuando acababa DC encontra
en- su libro. Ia pagina donle cmplc-
| zan las p~legarias para los ~ditunto%'
vioIcntamente lc vino como un vert-
20. Sc llev6 las manOs 4 Ia cabcZa :
pesadamente Sc dcrrib6 hasta cl plso.
Gran sensation cause entire Ia cor
currencia. tai acontccimicnto. Y Vi.
rias personals Sc apresuraron q pres
tar alguna ayuda a su Pastor. P@r9
NJ a~cercarSe a Gl comprendlcron qEH
ostaba mucrto. V esa creencia Ia cor
firm6 minutes dcspueS el Or. lSldor"
Scher. que fue liamaio violent%men-
to de! Hospital de Bushwick. y qHlen
diio. due ell Dr.. Hoffman habia S'do
victima de un ataque de a]plooHji"
tulminantc. probablcmcnte ocaSlona-
do nor los grandcs csfuerzos que tu-
que hacer para ofrecer en- los dos fn-
ncra,eS. uro tras otro. Il Dr.. HoI''
man tenia cincucnta y dos amos d."
edad.
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Unincendio destruye los
establos del ejercito

LAREDO, Tex. Fcbrcro 9.-Las
autoridades miii.arcs cstan hacienda
iYvsetigaciones u cfccto de saber c.
origcn del inccndio que POGO antes dc
la media noche dc aver destruyo los
establos de la Compania {, del PIT
mcc cuerpo de zapadores de los Is
tados Unidos. En- dicho incendio pc
r~scicron diez E!ulas y scis caballos.
habicndo resultado c;nco mulas cen
tan graves quemaduras, que fuc nc
cesario proceder a darles muerte hoy,
FL orlgen del incendio pernlanece
nm autom6vil habia sido visto rodean-
10 81 fugar dcndc ocurrio Ell ncen-
do. dudase que los que en- cl vlala-
ban hayan sido los autores de la des-
trucclon de los establos mlIltareS.
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Estados Unidos y
las ~pequenas naclo-
mes americans

-oDr- r.L-or, En- al
NOhNA 1'i n..i.,,os 50.
''' Toti,o nrenarados
- .fn-+;+rto Do Aries V Ciencias,
- n wilton p Shephcrd. professor
..a.;a -, =, T~riycrsidad dc CO.
,,.L;a - snn,ar;zado los principles
loh,or cor incorporados
'"' Ion+ri,a dc "Pan-.Amc.
.am;sn,o =, one asnirc = ser duradc-
n.
..Rcspec,o a Ia soberamia dc las ma
clones. Repatriation dc las pracl'c"S
dc conquiSta. arrcglo judicial dc las
disnutas in,crnacion"ics y Ia rca!iz"-
cian dc 20 que America debc hacc'
para G. progress dc los ~prlnclp''S
numanitar;os. son las ideas que dc
hen imbuirsc en- las nacioncs de este
hemisfcrio. lie ID graudcs para las
n~cuucIaS. de acucrdo . cI d.. She
phcrd. antics que pucda e~S,ahI"co'$
IN soli5o concicrto en- {! mundo oc-
ciLcu;al.
Arrera 81 Dr.. Shepherd que eSo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10

10 grandes sufrimientOs Y no pc
a defuncioncs on toda la extension
del imperio Y cada vez Sc hace mas
intense. La temperature en- Berlin es-
ii siendo alrededor de dieciseis era.
dos ce~ntigrados, bajo Zero, pero en- al
gunOs otroS puntos de la Prussia occi-
dental Y en- los wales del Rim, ia
d~esccndido mucho mas.
La mayor partc de los canaleS. J
cast t0dos los rios cstan cOnge!aGOS
en- el Imperio, 10 que dificulta con-
sidcra0lemente cl transporte de car.
bon. Narias grandcs casas de Bcr-
lin Sc est:n qucdando POGO a POGO
sin combustiblc, y los hoteles han
c~lausurado los cuartos que no Sc ha-
Han ocupados.
Las autoridades militarcs, con 81
obieto de ayudar al transporte dc
combustib!e en- las ciudades, han pro
p~orcionadc soldadoS Y caballos par,
csc Servicio.
Los medios de ]transporte son tar
raros que un peri6dico de Berlin IN
debido servirse de cuatrO elefante.'
para tirar lie un cargamento de pape'
que tuvo que conducir a sus ofici
mas.
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PERMISOS PARA FlNCAR.

L. Z. Wagner. Habitacion de .
cuartos. Avcnida Hammond. Bo!ock
329l.-S2 800.
Carl 4. Dies. Habitaci0n dc > GUAR
tos. Gale Carolina. Block soil
$500,
NJ. 7. Lilies. EdificIo para tlenda
Canine dc Fredericksburg. Block
I925.-S4OO.
]. H. Lapham. Cuatro hab'taclo-
mes. Avenida River. Block 6299.-
$4,000.
Paul Prove. Habitaci6n de 4 GUAR
los. Callc W. Houston. Block 2290.
$1,000.
I. Kaufman. Rcformas al fren-
tie de una casa. Gale Dolorosa.
Block 100. 000.
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la CONDESA Won BERNSTORFF
Sc HALLA ENFERMA.

WASHINGTON, Fcbrero DE
Dido a la c~xcitacion ncrviosa que ha
o~casionado d Ia Condesa Won BernS-
torff. csposa del cX-Embajador ale
man. cl anuncio de su pr6xlmo viaJc
a .Alemania, quo estara sujeto a Sc
rios pcligros. la sonora ha sufrido
varios acccsos que han ameritado Ia
intervention dc los mGdicos. Su esta-
do de salud sin embargo, no es deli
cado.
Todo cl personal dc la Embajada
parccc ~rcgocijado por eli retardo del
viaic y scgun SC dice cl propio Emba-
jador no sc muestra muy descoso dc
regrcsar a Alcmania.
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La preparation militar
en- Ell Z. de N. York

ALBANY. \. y. Fcbrcro 81
g~obernador del EStado dc Nue.
York. Mr.. Whitman, forms hoy la ley
autoriza cI rasto dc un million d,
d6larcs para ser usados en- ell movi-
micnto de preparation militar ordc,
nado por CT propio @~o5crnadcr cor
motive dc la crisis gcrmano-amcrl,
cana.
La cantiAad meHcionada sera gas
tada en- moviliZar los dicz Y nueve
nil hombres pcrtcnccientcS a las fueT
zas del E,stado, u scran rcconccn-
srados en- csta ciudHd para %protcgeI
los "randcs int"rrs"S que aqul Sc en-
]cucntran establ"ci&O$.
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Sc nombr6 eiSrio. de la
%Embajada en- Mexico

WASHINGTON, Fcbrero ell
Embaiador Fletcher, quicu cSta pre-
parandoSc para SaIir con rumbo a Ia
ciudad Dc Mexico. para prcscntar s"s
crcdenciales al Primer Jcfe. Venus
tiano Carranza. pidio a Ia Se~cretarlA
de EStado que Sc nombrara Primer
~Sccrctario dc Ia Embajada dc los E.
tadoS Unidos en- Mexico. d Mr.. G"o"-
&c T. Summcrlin, quicn actua.mcnte
deScmpcna cI cargo dc Secrctario d.
la Emhajada americana en- Santiag D..
Chile. al frcutc dc Ia cuaI cstuvo Nj.
Fletcher.
Mr.. Summcrlin ha sido desigEaGo
"a para Su cargo.
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ia OPINION ~ ALEMANlA

AMSTERDAM, I'cbrcro 9.-El &C.
nicntc general Won Stein. mini5tro dc
la guerra lie Al,mania, ha h""ho Ia
declaration si~r,icutc Por 81 i~ntcr'n"-
dio del "LoA"i Arzci@cr' d" Berlin:
ia dc~isjon de la guerra csta to
da>:a en- suspense. Dcspucs d" !"
rcprlsa dcsdcnos& dc nuc>tras propo-
sicioncs &c paz. Ia lucha cS nucNtro
grito &c reunion ' no habra va con-
"crsacioucs dc paZ. Una piatlca ScInc-
iantc tendria cfcrtoS soporifcros. No
rlabra paz, sino una decision por me-
do de las armas. Cada uno dc nos
otros dcbr cstpr 1rcparado para If al
frcntc 0 Il Ia rc'agUardia.'
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LEGO q FL Paso Ell sexto
Rgto. de ~Infanterfa

Ell PASO, Tex, Fcbrcro 9.-,Pro,
ccdcntc dc Columbus. Nuevo Mexico
lego aver tardc i csta ciudad, cl SCI.
TO regimiento de infantcria del cjcrci
to regular de los Estados Unidos. ID
cho rcgimicnto ~pertcnccio a las fucr.
zas cxpcdicionarias del general Perish
ing V 81 traslado a csta ciudad &c
hizo nor medic dc los camioncs al.
tomovilcs que ticnc a au scrvicio !;
SC. llam0 "cxpcdici6n p%unitiva'.
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Ell doctor: EstOy ]sorprendido de
encontrarlo a listed enfermo, pues
siempre Sc ma jactado de poser una
constitution de hicrro.
FL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vez tuvc una
buvna constitution, pero ha sido en-
mcudada.
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Sc SOLICETAN

Agentes para la venta de
LA PRENSA en- las poblaclo-
ncs de BONITA, Arizona;
ARAGON, New Mexico, y
demas poblacioncs donde no
los haya. Las personals que
Unforeseen pueden dirigirse So
licitando precio y condlcio-
nes q IA PRENSA, Departa-
mento de Agentes, GOT Dolo-
rosa Street, San Antonio, Tex.
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interesaDte a las majeres

4! recibo de 10 centavos para pa
Ear los gastos dc anuncio, envlart
porte pagado a cualquier mujer, un
tratamicnto &c die2 dlas de OAK
2&LM' que es Ia mcJor mcdiclna
qua hay para Intermediates uteri-
mas y del ovario. Dirijanse Il DR..
HARRIET L.INDT, Dept. k,
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
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ALMAS NUEVAS.

Nandan ST. mcnSajc Il Ia humaNi-
dad por medic &c este pcriodico, Ell
dia II dc Mario de- 1917. Lea este In,
pvriantc articulo.
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RECCRTE

U>ird y Yuardr c-la G,rrcriGH, para prc So
IA ,uu.~Ir. "a SIS amigos ~" >uirCu d"
rAllr-. m"NIuInm-, 2tlul"- y TraIr~ Un Ia
rIri. rJH ~. "u lllHDrr> pg>iHi"~ que me
T%riIlia. IT, mlnHr = VEr!ii d" r"rIfr. Ir"il-
e., dc pnrIr. ma rairla dr Iu'uadi coma
IrZ. Ia meJur Irl lui:lIu para "si1> en-
rnrIurGidr>. D"vuclNp 81 dIil"ro u - per-
-uuL ~. - care ! 90 sane.
LSI'II,iDiDN GO\LiiEL.
/. u. i:nl 5I1. iA;ILIG, IENiS.
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LA ONpE FRA EN- ALEMANiA

BERLIN. Fcbrero EEL frio sin
p~recedenre que. desde hace ounce dias
Sc sieute eli Alcmianl1, csttn caula1-
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FL hechO anterior que conmucvc
por su cIocucntc scncillcz. NCmucstra
una alta estimation Il la Prensa'
dc partc dc la clase & quien esta con.
sagrada.
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ST.. I-nacio f.. L.ozanO.
San Antonio. Texas.
EStimadU senior:

Diriio la ~preSentc para notificar :
u listed cl fatal rallecimicHto dc mi
esposo Juan SANCHEZ, Quien dej0 d.
cxistir cl dia - del pasado. Y qu!c-
70 cumpIir con las 6rlcnes que m"
dci6. AnteS dc morir me dijo que en-
viara a listed las mas dehidas gra-
cias por eli tempo que el fuc uno dc
u ultimos susbscritorcs, y adjunto
tambiGn Ia suma de dos pesos que
me dijo que le reStaba j ustai Y lc
rucgo muy cncarccidamentc me con-
tcste 81 los rccibi0. rs cuanto por
ahora dice a listed S. S.-Flrmada.
Maria L. dc Sanchez. R. Box 90.
San Marcos, Texas.
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la ONDA FEIA IN FRANCiA

Paris. Fchrcro LA tcmpcra-
tura observation-disclosures baja que
rcina en- f'ranria ACADIA NE aLean~
Ear q Paris 81 Tunto maxine. FL
tcrmomctro ba d~csccndido L ounce
rrados centigrados. baio Gro.
La nievc cac en- grucsoS ropoN g
impide la circulation de tranrias en-
cSta ciudad y Sus alredclorcS.
La penuria de carbon aumcnta DE
dia en- dia, porQ'c los canales csian
~congclados Y los chalancs arrlban
irregularmente Per cl bajo Sena.
En- d~lferentes ciudades del suroeS-
re- de Francia, la congclacion de las
Was fluyiaIcs ha desorganizado eI SIS
ten.a del alumbrado clcctrico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
LOS ULTINOS PREPARATIONS

PARIS. febrcro Con eL oO1e'0
lie aSc@urar Ia mcjor u~tIi'zaci"n Po-
<iblc de t"Ios lbs rrr"rso> de NOM
brcS. baJo q purto Dc vista mllitar'
a"rIc"ia e 'h'u''.i"'' . LaaniaJo
tey. msniStro de Ia "ucrrs' ha envlado
una circular a los @omandah,eS militia.
ro orGonanGo n inspection general
de las fuerzas moVlIlzadas' Al m'S"o
tempo. ha nombrado un inspector &c
neral due eStar3 encaTgauo ue cSS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-12
DON'T LET SOAP
SPOIL YOUR HAIR

When you wash your hair, be
careful what you use. Most soaps
and prepared shampoos contain
too much alkali, which is very in
furious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for
this is pure and entirely grease
less. It's very cheap, and beats
the most expensive soaps or any
thing else all to pieces. You can
get this at any drug store, and a
few ounces will last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in, about tea
spoonful is all that is required. II
makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thorough
ly, and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy,
wavy and easy to handle. Besides,
1t loosens and takes out every par
ticle OF dust, dirt and dandruff.
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