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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

asIIIHslu ION, D G, Ieb. lEThe
practice OF railroads requiring passen-
gers desiring exclusive use Of a Pull
man drawing room to purchase two
railroad passage tickets instead Of one
was upheld today by the interstate
commerce commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

Is not paving 10 per cent or - per
cent commission on the sales If lie
stock THE BEE HIVE GOLD co is
liSH payins ni%h STARRED officers. The
clpie owners Of the stock. They are
wiling 70 wait and take their paw or,t
OF the earnings Of their stock ana ti7si-
STOCK IS not for sale--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
EIgin Road Valued at sss.Oco.Ooo.

ashlngtOn- D. G, Feb. 14.-Cost Of
reproduction Of the new EIgin, Joliet
and Eastern railway and its two sub
81 iiary roads, all owned by the United
states Steel corporation. was pIaced
today at s36.f1S.603 by the physical
valuation bureau of the ioreIerst-
commerce commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
Retirement Bill for Civil S.-;..

. " alsIII ION, D z, FEB ~ re-
tlrement bill under which civil service
employees would pay dues of not more
than eight percent OF t-rsrr salaries ,,,I
would retire at 20 on half nav VS.
faVorably reported Tuesday by the SON
ate civil service committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

House Passe. Pension BnI.

Washington, d c.. Feb 1.-The
annual pension appropriation bill. car
Lylns Sloc,o00.o0c. was passed by the
mouse Tuesday in - minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

Ere originating in a pile OF coal At
manages Tuesday night at $3.50 O'clock
Inc fire was extinsuished by conps-
mes one and two, of the central de-
partment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
Drawing Room Cbarg. UnL.,a

Doctor J. ID. stevens, Dentist, now AT
z07-S Martin Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

Washington, D. g. Feb. i-Tbe
president and Mrs Wilson gave a for
mai dinner AT the white house Tuesday
night in honor Of speaker Clark. The
gihner marked the end Of the white
house social season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
Dr.. Anna Reum. BuckIer. Bid. over EIit


Ioronto Ont, Feb. 1.-THE coal
shortage here continues acute and the
University Of Toronto had 10 close its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

Brighten the home with Sole Proo,
-O,CEeu Narnishes. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

LonSvell-Be careful OF your baggage
ehecks- Leave al LJngwelFs. Tel. I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
DR.. Bauehert. Dentist. Mills bldg. Pm. 4s57
Mrs lines Is Convicted.

Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 14-Mrs. Ida May
Innes Of Eugene. Ore, brought to
Georgia for trial after a prolonged
court tight. was convicted here Tues
day Of larceny after trust With her
husband, Victor F. lines. who was
convicted on similar charge recently
ana sentenced to seven years imprison-
meht. she was accused of larceny OF
money entrusted TO lines for invest
ment by Mrs. Eloise helms Dennis and
Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

Eat at Pickwick. 4O5 N. oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
Fire In Laundry. sIight DAMAGE

Doctor Edgar. Homoeopath. Bforehouse bl,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
BREVTTIES.
Train Bulletin.
advertisement

All afternoon and night trains for
today are reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14
PRoPosALs FOR FORAGE. BED

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE RED
LING. GASOLINE AND MINERAL, on.
gIIlce department Quartermaster. Fort
sam Houston, Texas Sealed proposals
" III De received here until 100 a. IN.
March =, 1917, for furnishing gasoline
mineral oil, forage and bedding re-
Z urea al southern Department stations
q ma camps during the period beginning
:, pm I. 1917, and ending June 50. 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-14

doors Tuesday. owing to the scarcity OF
tuel- Many families are suffering Sc
verely-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17
When Men Steal Money

Experience has furnished conclusive proof says Fred C. Kelly in the Amer;- can Magazine. that in the long run men who steal large amounts of money amounts far in excess of that needed for necessities-do so because of their desire to impress themselves favorably upon one or more members of the well known .fail sex. However, it is rather rare for a man to go wrong because of a woman unless he also drinks liquor. For some reason the wrong kind of woman is ideal ized in a mans sight after he has had a number of drinks. Her charms are aug mented beyond their true perspective. He thinks she is worth risking almost any thing for.
 Another trouble about drinking is that one completely loses ones sense of pro- portion. It makes a man feel great deal more important that he actually is. An slS-a-week clerk. after a few rounds of drinks. has an idea that he can follow the pace set by man drawing $50O0 a year. He thinks he has enough money to do whatever he wishes to do. He regards himself as a giant. both physically and fiuancially.1 X
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17
New Corn Remover in Big Demand, Say Dru gists

Since the virtues of Ice Mint as corn remover became known in this country, druggists have been having an extra ordinary demand for this product and it is predicted that this summer women will wear smaller and prettier shoes than ever.
 The fact that this new discovery which is made from a Japanese product will actually remove cornS--roOtS and all--and without the slightest pain or soreness, is of course, mainly respon- sible for it's large and increasing sale.
 You apply just a little on a tender, aching corn and instantly the soreness is relieved, and soon the corn is so shriveled that it may be lifted out with the fingers-root and all.
 ce-Mint is a clean, creamy, snow = white non-poisonous substance and will never inflame or irritate the most ten der skin.
 Cutting or pairing corns often pro- duces blood poisoning, and people are warned to stop it.
 Just ask in any drug store for small jar of Ice Mint which will cost little, yet is sufficient to rid ones feet of ev- cry corn or callous You'll like it inn mensely,-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17
AT THE BIER OF
 ROBERT BURNS

By Lillian Grinnell. With silent step and voices hushed We gather round this halowed bier, While from our hearts deep filled with woe l Wells forth the uncontrolled tear. His troubled spirits passed. 'Gainst wrongs No scorn in his closed eyes and dim; The dark locks earley gray sut mark Mans inhumanity'' to him. Our lips are mute; but could we speak What need for words? Frank his full soul In matchless and immortal song His best and worst to us has told. His best. Tis shown in pity for
 The silly sheep" the "chittering
 wing" z
 Of bird perched high on frozen spray
 And ''plow-crushed daisy of the
 spring.
 In his wide flowing friendliness
 The mouse fellow mortaP' is; "Old Maggie is the plowman's friend, A comrade tried and true of his To every heart he sings a song,
 Whatever need that heart may feel Love. friendship. loneliness and mirth His brimming sympathies reveal. But tis to bosoms of the poor
 His message speaks in tenderest tone; It enters in their novels mean
 And solace brings to every moan His worst?' Nay, his frailties few
 Can never here be deemed impure Deaths hand has hallowed every blot
 And left him-stainless. noble, pure As his no songs so straight from heaven,
 And stretched in his last sleep he lies, The greatest poet of his land,
 The marvel of the centuries.
 Tuscaloosa Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17

London, June 13.-They were lying in the center of the copse, party of sol diers, 20 or more, their legs stretched out stiffly and their noses very close to the earth. Thus they had lain all day and it was now o'clock in the after . noon. Thus had they lain the day be fore and the day before that again.
 On the first night the men nibbled at their iron rations and drank spar ing1y of their water, on the second night they came to the end of then supplies. On the morning of the third day hunger beset them. In the after noon hunger had given place to thirst For while their powers of resistance had astonished the men, but at the present time the faculty of adapting themselves to immediate circumstances seemed to have deserted them. They could endure up to a point and this point, beyond which human endurance would not avail, was reached now. The men were becoming very restless.
 To them it seemed as if ages had attack They had advanced too far and were flung back into the copse where they were at present stationed. The enemy had flanked them. The Germans were in front and in the rear. To advance was futile; to retire was deadly. Nothing remained for them to do but to lie low and trust to luck. Probably the British would advance presently. The mems cigarettes had given out. While they lasted they smoked during the day; matches could not be lit during the night.
 The darkness was falling. At night they could rise to their feet and walk a little to restore circulation. In fact, it was impossible to lie down in the cold for they were constantly freez- ing. One of the men rose to a sitting position and looked round. He was ali officer, young man with face white and strained and the skin drawn taut over the cheek bones. He was the only officer in the party.
 You fellows can sit up now he said to the man next him. Pass it along"
 The men sat up one by one and tried to warm their hands by striking them softly against their breasts. On the right front a tree shorn of it's branches waved soberly backwards and forwards as the breeze caught 1t. It looked 50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17

Sport silk dots Persian and novelty designs for rocks Per ON Percae-Fatens suitable for all purposes, 1Eo 1ON skirng ngQuaitics 35c; the best CEo Manhattan shirting patterns COo kind s3 shirts of ACN coored This is material for porch chldrens 1no Per yard INV lchineAl shades colors; EO
 wide we'll Yard OOO veA 25 value the pretest patterns of This distinct 1O0 yard ACN cetonne OE n swing anG chair Per yard ZON Tissue Gnghan-Neat paid checks stripes.
 This is as weight lawn, En Per yard lCN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
BARf0S HUNDID0S PR
Los SUBMARINES EN-
FL MEDlTERRRNE0

BERLIN, Mario 16.-El MiniStcrio
de Marina do a Ia publicidad ano-
che, ell siguiente informe. Official:
"Seis vaporos = ocho barcoS vclc-
roS. con I'M desplazamiento total de
5000 toneladas. han sido echadcS q
piuue en- e. Meditarraneo. Entire elloS
Sc cucntan eli traSporte frances
"AthoS." cen tropas. de l2,6+4 tone
ladas de rapacidad y escoltado por
~destroycrS. cue fuG hundido cl Gia
II lie Febrcro; TN trasportc armada
lie cerca de 5.0G0 ~tonc!adas. tamhien
cor e~scolta. hundido cl dia 81 del mes
pasado; un vapor armada de cerca de
5000 t~oneiadaS. con cargamento de
material rGGantc, cchado a piquc ci
dia 8 del actual; cl vapor ita!ianc
''Porta dI Smirnc," de 2,57G toncla-
das de capacidad con harina Y Mcr-
cancias dc Geneva, hundido el dia
c del actual Y otro trasDorte arma-
do > escoltado, de cerca de 5000 to-
nciadaS. cchado a pique el dia : del
meg en- curse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
Ia DUNA PIDIO ST lNfLUEN'
GA 4 LOS JEFES MILlTARES
RGSOS

AMSTERDAM. Mario 16.-Un dcs-
racho de Petro@rado rccibido aQui
anoche. da cucnta de Que antes de
que la lucha entire Ia Duma Y el 60
bierno russo alcanZara su periodic al
gido. e. p~reSidente de aQutlla en|iG
tcIerramas a los PARTICIPATES jefeS
militares de Russia que Sc ha!lan en-
ell frente. pidi6ndoles que interpus;e-
ran su Influenza con ell Ear el ia
vor del gcbierno popular.
e. general BruSsiloff contest6 u
ese mensaje de la Dumar dicicndc:
He cumplido siemprc a satisfac-
cion mi deber hacia a mi Emperador
Y kacia mi pals
E. general Ruzsky, ccntcsto: lie
dado curse a vuestra Solicitud.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
FL DUQUE MIGUEL ALEJANDR0vITCH FUE
NOMBRADO RECENTE DEL IMPERlO RUSO
0TRO CARGO iRGiES CON
AMERIcAN0S BORD0,
ECnADD a PiQUE

WASHINGTON. Mario l6.-EI va
por irglcs "Memnon." que habia zar-
pado del puerto africano de Dakar,
para Hull. Inglatcrra. el 20 del mes
pasado fu6 echado 4 pique sin pre-
vic aviSo el dia y do Mario. por un
submarine. que Sc presume sea ale
man, segrin dicen les informes reel
bido< en- la Secretaria de EStado del
gcbjerno americana.
Tres americanoS que formaban par
te de Ia %tripulacion del barco dicho,
fueron rescatados. SeiS de los otros
trirulantes reSultaron muertoS a con-
s~ecuAncia dc Ia explosion de una cal
dera. Fl "Mclnnir." GCe iba a las or
dcneS del caritdn Briscoe. zarp6 de
Nuova York el dia p de Noviembre
para Dakar y otrOs nucrtos africanos
Fl barco tcn!a IN desplazamiento de
2,Oi7 toncladas netas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
QUEEN ES Ell NUEVO REGENTE
DEF. IMPERI0

LONDRES. Mario 16.-El Gran
Du,uc Aleiandrovitch. el nuevo re-
gente del Imperin moscovita, es ell
hermano mencr del ey-EniperadOr
Nicolas. con quien aqucl ha estado
disgustado por muchos amos.
nasta ell na2imiento del Gran Du-
que Alexis Nicolasvitch. hijo del Ear
Nicolas. en- 1904, el Gran DuQue Mi
euel era ell Namado a heredar el tro-
no. FL Gran Duque Miguel es ell ia
vorito ce Ia Emperatriz viuda Ma
ria Feodorovna. hermana de Ia Reina
Niuda Alexandra de Ia Gran Breta-
ia.
Destcrrado de Russia por su her
mano ell Ear. on 1913, a causa de ha-
Der contraido niatrimonio inorganic
tico. pas6 parte de 81 d~cstierro en-
Inc!aterra. re~gresando a Russia en-
.AcoSto de 1918, confiricndosele en-
tonces un mando en- e. ej6rcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17

FL Primer MiniStro Gesempenara
tamDitn 81 puesto de P~reSidente del
C~onseio del ImperiO. FL Prof. Manu-
loft. el Ministro de instruction Publ
ca. es nliembro de Ia facultad de Ia
Unlversidad dc Moscou. A. J. kuch-
koff. ha desempenado el puesto de
p~reSidente de la Duma. FL Ministro
de Agriculture era miembro de Ia
Duma por ell G;Strito de Kiev. el Mi
nistro de Hacienda. NJ. keronski, 10
era por el diStrito de Saratoff Y e.
Contador del EStado, ". Godneff. por
cl diStrito de KaZan.
Fl nuevo Ministro de Comunicacio-
mes Nekrasoff. era vice-presidente
de la Duma. Como Sc We, el Parla-
mento que fue ell que mas contribu-
70 para derrocar a gobierno de Go
litzine. e<tl fuertemente representa-
do Ell 81 nuevo Ministcrio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
LA FELICIDAD DENTRO De La
FAMILIA

=, +a1ic;3oS d. Ia f~.r,;1ia tiaro
noor onan,,on ~ las a~rfarmai.
dos r., ,cacbar constan.emes,.
Daro o. b;ar s,bido one on eztos G.e.
r~a,-a,.;5, looro 5;sroinrir e7 o..
-. -, So do Ios arfarr,e-
=, -,,.u ,,,sr;r,ro i. u
-, ,rrin.. .ir,.. rarf...o-
.r - ,.fo-aas,.,,s
.:r,s ra,ora,a rr
-, -, 5s....bos hac;.,G.
-. ,or,,.r,,or- lbs 6rra-
f"e ~~ar;u,m4o .,s, 81
on.:.na ,an-e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
EN- ELFREHTE De Ii MACEDONIA
Sc REANUDAN Las 0PERACI0-
Mes CON GRAN ACTIVDAD
las tropas f~faNcesas empreBds1 IN ataque CT. las Ger
;snias de Monsstr, dice I'm Iaforms de FueBte teutOna
L os ingleses capturaron una parte del pueblo de bakubah,
que Sc encuentra situado sobre ell rio Dai'a, tmo
a treinta milas de Bagdad

LONDRES, Mario l6.-Encuen-
troS de importancia Sc han estado
librando en- los ultimos dias. en- e!
frente de la Macedonia, segun los
despachos recibidos en- eSta capital
hoy.
Las tropas francesas IAN tornado
la ~ofensiva en- algunos puntos de csc
frerte. deSde hace dias. e]mpleando
para clio. considerable numero dc
tropas.
Las po]siciones acknowledgements
en las ~cercanias de Nijopole, posi-
zion que Sc encuentra a SejS milldS
al v,idente de Nonastir. Sc dice
que han sido c~apturadas por las
tropas francesas. Muy pccos deta-
lies Sc dan on los d~espachos recIbidos
aQui. scbre Ell desarrollO de "A ope-
r]acioncs en- Ia Macedonia.
Mientras las fuerzas del general
Serial inician de nuevo su activiGad
en- in Macedonia, las trOpaS lngIesaS
del genera! Maude, 2%Ontinuan ohte-
niendo exitos en- la MescpotamIa 50
bre las fuerzas otomanas. Los turccS
no han detenido su retirada, nj tienen
aparentemente intenciones de haccr
IN alto. siEo probab!emente haSta
que lleguen a la plaza de Sahara,
que Sc encuentra a Setenta mil!as al
Norte de Bagdad.
Por ell otro lado del Tigris, los tur-
cos parece que estan hacienda esfuer-
EOS para contener ell avance BRITAIN
CO, compartments, n menos, a 10 lar
60 del territorio que Sc halla al 10
reste de Bagdad, hacia ia frontera
persia, sin duda con el ~prop6sitO de
impedir que logren ponerse ell con-
tacto ingleses V rusos.
Ell informe del general Maude anun
cha Ia ocupacion de n parte de la
poblacion de Bakubah, sobre ell rio
Diala, situado come a treinta millas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
COMO a EDO INTEGRADO Ell
NUENO GABINETE RUS0

PETRQGRADO. Mario 16.-La 81
guiente es Ia liSta de los nuevoS mi
niStros que ~integraran 81 nuevo ga
binete Nacional, que Sc anuncio ano
che en- esta capital:
Primer Ministro y Ministro del In
terror. Principe Georges Elvoff.
Mlnistro de Relaciones Exteriores,
Prof. Paul y. Mllyukoff.
Ministro de instruction Publica.
Prof. Manuiioff.
Ministro de Guerra y Marina, i.
J. kucnkoff.
Ministro de Agriculture, NJ, SHIN
garrett.
Ministro de Hacienda, NJ. Teresch-
tenko.
Ministro de J~lsticia, NJ. heronsk.
MinlsVro de ConunicacioneS, NJ. Ne
kaSoff.
ContaLor de E.stado, NJ. Godnet1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
LOS EMRAJAD0RES INGLES Y
FRANCES AIUDAN A LA
DUMA

LONDRES. Mario len otro
despacho recibido por Ia Agencia
Reuter- de su corresponsal e Petro-
grade. fechado el microbes pasado,
Sc dice que los Embajadores ingles
Y frances. Sc han puesto en- relacio-
mes va con Ell Comite Executive de Ia
Duma.
En- 81 mismo despacho Sc agrega
que 81 Gran Duque Cirilo, jefe de las
fuerzas navales rusas, informo a la
Duma, que pondria a su disposition
las tropas navales que Sc hallan ba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17

PEwROGRADO. Mario l6.-Ei
Emreradcr de Russia. Nicolas II. alb
dieo ave- 81 trono del Imperio. ha-
hisudo sido nomhrado Sl hernanc e.
t;ran Duque Miguel Alejandrovitch.
Eegente dnrante Ia minoria del GA
revich. por "a Duma Nacional.
Tambien Sc ha procedido a Ia for
maci6n de IN Gahinete Nacional. CUE
h. quedado inte@rajo con el Principe
Elvoff. come PreSidente del Consejo
\ Primer Ministro. dandoSe las demas
Carteras q hcmbreS cue Sc hallan
p~erfectamence identificados con Ia
cau<a del pueblo.
Por varios dias Ia capital de Ru-
$ia fue Ia esceEa de 7 Iucha te-
rrrble. uue Sc inici6 con motines po-
p~ulareS po- Ia falta de alimentos Y
ltIeigas lie obreroS, cue al fin en-
,ontraron &C. en- Ia tropa. que forma-
ia ia g~uarniciGn de In plaza. ~logran-
10 Hue rsta Sc Uniera al morimiento.
Al 4uc deSde un principle le do Su
apoyo Ia puma.
Fl p~reSidente de este Cuerpo Legis-
.atrvo. Miguel Y. Rodzianko, fue Ia
principal figura entire los diputados
we u-p5niremente resolviercn opo-
rersa o =, orGar do disoIuci6n de /,
C.irorq Los dipYtados continuaron
norehr,rdo s,s s~as;ones y e. preSi-
~. po5,;arro irfor,76 n Fmna-
-..Ior ana 20 b.rIabo q, 81 fren-e
no b.hia sorado * bora de one II
,.or,,,ai no,.,,lar 50 imnrsiora
~ ~;.n,o Co,saio rmnariaI com-
,rsrl,i IN aravajad de n ~SjtuacI6n
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1m..u;.ra. -,bo ,,.o H.,
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49, l.. f,r,a ,o,rIar
-,ar, fo.a daI observation-disclosures
-. biz, ., .or,c.ar =. WV, -.
,-or,,r;5D bpfa como roSuItado del
/ ,.,..,,o s,,ra o. no1Iacho = las tro-
M Tos .c.acos ,,,a aro, ordenados
. cor.r, 81 no,uIocbo In hocian
J., 81 ,,,olo .,,,a r;rg,in da6o caus3-
ha. .a c,a , 81 vaz 80 5asha.ia
-, ~,nrorocioras nara los anres ta-
r,;bro. Nv, comes
-os ,.rq.s f;las dc soldados eSt.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
LOS RUSOS HAGEN OTRO AVIAN,
CE EN- Ell TERRITORiO
PERSIA

PETROGRAD0. Mario 16.-Las
tropas moscovitas han desalojado a
las fuerzas otomanas que Sc hallan
fortificadas en- las posiciones estable-
cidas en- la colina de Narleshkian. al
{PsSa a Ia 81. plana, col. ka.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
DIARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PR;:CI0S DE SUSCRlPGI0S:
In los EStadoS UBi,lJS. NfNicO, Canada. Gu,
ba, Puerto Rico, Panama y las ISlas
FiliuinaS:


Tn afiO -. .... 49, Z. . E. ...S 800
Seis m5SCS 4. E e. E. -. ...S 300
Tres meSeS ... . . .. -. . ...s $50
En- CcnirO Y Sur America, texcepiUandO
ranlmi), Europa V los denaS PASSES COM
Frendidos en- Ia Union Postal Universal:
IN alO -. =. =. O.. . =. E - - WV
NtlS UV'StS &. . d. e. E. =. .'.E O.u'
IA PRENSi pUbliCa tambIcn una cdiCi0n
sem maria. los microbes. SieniO los precIoS
de SGbScTlpCI6n:
En- los ESrados Unidns. Mexico. Canada,
cuba. Puerto IICC, Panama, y FilLpinaS:
Tn dnO -. -. &. d. -. . 80 i.pl
sells moses -. -. &. -. =. -. ---S u.p'
En- CcnlrC Y Sur America, eXCepiuandO
Panama, Europa, etc.
Los pages dcben hacerse pOT afelantado,
en- giro postal o de Express, Cdrta crrii-
ricaua } lrlra SOtre N.leva York. Los pre-
clos de SII ,rripci6l son en- iinerO anrr!
ranO y Su cGuiIlloaCIa en- mnnedl del pals
de doEde sc solIclte ell perIGdtco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-17
FL designado es hermano del ex.Emperador Nicolas IL, con
ouien estuvo muchos amos disgustado
QUE LA EMPERATRH ALEXANDRA IA NDO PUtSlA
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PETROGRADO. Mario l6.-L:
~guaraici6n de kharkov se Ia unidc
al movimiento revolucionario. decla.
rando que apoya al gobierno' provi.
Sional estahleCido en- esta capital.
kharkov. eS Ia capital de la plo
vincia del mismo nombre Y Sc encuer.
ira situada 4 $50 millas al sur de
Moscou. Su poblaci6n es de cerca &c
200 OO habltanteS.
Los obrerOs de las fabricas de Is.
Ia capital Y de los ~tranvias electrico,
Sc han declarado en- huelpa, como IN.
demnstraci6n de simpat!a al movi-
mlento revolucionario cue ACADIA d.
triunfar.