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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF Ohio Valley improvement AssocIa.
tion To Be Held nj Evansville,
Ind, Next Week--Go0d Rep
resentatIon From Mays
Vile To BE Present.

Those who are interested In the i'm
provewent of the Ohio River are re-
queBted to attend the Twenty-Third
Annual Convention Of the Ohio Valley
Improvement Association which will
be held at the Hotel McCurdy, Evans
Vile, Ind, October "a and 25, 1917.
Owing to misapprehenson there
In an impression In some parts OF
the Valley that the completion OF the
improvement of the Ohio River is as
sured. An action by Congress, sew
eral years ago, declared that the work
should be finished in twelve years.
Since that time vicious attacks have
been made upon the rivers and har-
bors appropriations generally; and
attempts have been made to defeat
the bill and with It the regular ap-
preparation for the continuance of the
work now under construction. The
present Congress made the usual ap-
preparation Of five million dollars for
the Ohio River and the vote on the
passage Of the Rivers and Harbors
Bill was very fiattering; but 1t will
take continual effort to maintain our
standing with Congress and secure
the necessary money to complete the
improvement of the river. The ne
cessity for transportation by reason
Of the war, makes 1t imperative that
the river be made navigable at the
earliest possible moment. The eco
nomic value Of this improvement to
he whole country will be strongly
impressed upon Congress, by large
ly attended and enthusiastic conven-
ton, thereby 1t will be shown that
neither faith nor interest In the pro-
ject have been lost by the people Of
the Ohio Valley.
Many new features will be included
in the program and one of the most
interesting will be the address of Col
onel Lansing H. Beach Of the Corps Of
Engineers of the United States Army,
whose remarks will appeal strongly
to every friend Of the Improvement of
the River.
A good representation is planned
Tor Maysville.
Its the things we 60 after that we
get. Let the local Secretary know
that you expect to 60 with our dele
cation. You will enjoy and profit by
the trip and come home with that en-
thusiasm that we need to advance the
work of Improved River Transporta-
ton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
"TAE FLAGS or FREEDOM"


The annual Rally Day service OF
the Sunday School Of the Third Street
M. =. Church will take place Sunday
morning. For some weeks prepara-
tons have been going on and 1t Is
hoped to have the largest attendance
and the best program Of any such day
to date. The Harvest Home service
will be held In the evening. The
church Is being decorated as never
before for these services. The pastor,
Rev. Hunt, will preach the Harvest
Home sermon. Mrs. Dodds will sing
at the Rally service, and Mr.. Dodds
will sing at the evening service ar
ring musical treat along with the
joys of the services. The following
will be the program of the Rally Day
service:
Regular session of the Sunday
School at $3.50 a. m. The school will
make its offering for the Board Of
Sunday Schools.
10:45 a. m.-Processional.
Song-"The Son Of God Goes Forth
to War"
Apostles Creed-Prayer and Re-
sponsive Readings.
1.-The Day We Celebrate Ger
trude Jones.
"Luther's Cradle Hymn"-Begin-
ners Department.
Dialogue-"Rejoicing of the Chill
dren"-Primary Department.
Martin Luther Nash,
Solo (selected) by Mrs. Carl Dodds.
Our Heritage from the Reforma-
tion"-Miss Flossie Jones.
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers
Miss Marguerite Ashcraft.
| Hymn-"Faith of Our Fathers"
Pageant-"Th Growth and Future
of Professionalism" by the Anti-Cant
Glass.
Dalogue-"God of the Nations.
Hear Our Call"-Junior Boys and
Girls.
Address by the Pastor.
Announcements and Offering.
Hymn-"America."
present Day Crisis"-Miss Marie
Bowen.
"The Call of Our President
Phoebe Huron.
THE American Flag'-Miss Bessie
Brubaker
Salute to American Flag-COngre-
cation.
Salute to Christian Flag-Congre-
cation.
Hymn.-"The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Bencdiction.
A pretty patriotic souvenir will be
given to all in attendance. Every
bt dy invited and made cordially well
cine. Come and help us boost the
Sunday School Show people that the
state Convention has put new life in
&C the Sunday School movement.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
SUIT FOR RECEIvERsH|P
Against Inter.SOuthern Life Insur-
ance Company, Filed by AttOr-
neys For Mason County
Stockholders, TO BE
DrOpped.

Louisville. KY. October 10 An
agreed order, containing the state
ment that S. A. Shanklin and Mrs.
Shanklin and their two daughters,
Agnes Shanklin and Mrs. V. c. Robb,
did not authorize the filing of a re-
ownership suit against the Inter-
Southern Life Insurance Company
last Saturday, and also petitioning the
Jefferson Circuit Court to strike the
action from the record, was brought
to Louisville last night by Ellsworth
Regenstein attorney and agent of the
insurance company at Maysville, and
he said will be filed here today.
Eugene R. Atkisson, one of the at
torneys for the Shanklins, stated last
night that the suit was authorized,
otherwise it would never have been
filed, and that when the order is en-
tered in court today he and his associ-
ates representing the plaintiffs will
file affidavits as proof of the fact that
they were employed to take the ac-
ton.
The order brought to Louisville by
Mr.. Regenstein was signed by Mr..
Shanklin and his. wife and daughter,
Agnes. The name of Mrs. Robb was
not attached because it is said, she is
resident of Florida. The document
was attested by w. d. Cochran and E.
l.. Worthington, Maysville attorneys,
representing the Shanklins. and by
Mr. Regenstein.
Mr.. Regenstein said that the Shank
Inns learned for the first time that the
suit had been filed in their name when
a Sheriff at Maysville called at their
home to serve them with a summons
to appear in Louisville to give deposl-
tions
Sweeping denial of all charges
made in receivership suit filed are
made in the company's answer filed
yesterday. Besides answering the
charges preferred by four Maysville,
KY, stockholders who filed the ac-
ton the company asks 100000 as
damages.
The suit was filed for the purpose
o. injuring the concerns credit and
business, the answer charges.
The company makes its answer a
counterclaim against plaintiffs and
ask that it be given damages in the
sum of 100000 and that the petition
be dismissed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20

The film is a three-reel Essanay
feature and is brim full of ideas re-
lating to retail business. 1t shows
an old-style store building, high win
dows preventing a good display Of
goods, bad arrangement of stock, lack
of proper management and no system,
which makes the clerks Indifferent
resulting in the proprietor almost be-
coming failure. The scene changes,
however, when the merchant con-
cluded to adopt system - the store
takes on an attractive appearance
goods are displayed so they will at
tract the attention of the customer
the clerks become more valuable thru
courteous and prompt attention to the
trade-in fact, there is such a trans
formation that new customers are at
tracted to the store, and the merchant
again becomes prosperous.
Mr.. Burns will lecture with the pic
lures. BY aid of stereopticon slides, he
will deal with the following subjects:
l. Retail failures and their
causes.
2. Store organization.
3. Newspaper advertising.
4. Window displays.
S. Clerks efficiency.
6. Selling methods.
7. Credit business.
s. The delivery problems.
8. System in retail business.
This lecture was secured through
the courtesy of the National Cash
Register Company, of Dayton, Ohio.
1t has received the highest common
dalton from business organizations
wherever it has been shown.
There will be no charge for admis-
sion and every business man and
clerk in the city should take advan-
tage of this unusual offer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
70 BOOST LIBERTY LOAN TOMOR-
ROW

Local speakers will visit all sec.
lions of the county tomorrow ano
make addresses in behalf of the sec,
end Liberty loan. All the meetings
y.ll be held simultaneously at 2:3C
o'clock and will be at the following
places
MIurphysville, Methodist church
Rev. A. f. Stahl
Orangeburg, Christian church
James N. Kehoe.
Mayslick High School, S. F. Reed,
Sardis, Methodist church, W. II
Rees.
Helena, Methodist church, b. S
Grannis.
Lewisburg, Baptist church. A. g
Sulser.
Minerva, Frank +. O'Donnell.
Dover, Harry G. Curran
Beasley church, A. d. Cole.
Rectorville, High School, Rev. S. X
Hunt
Washington, High School, Judge A.
M. J. Cochran.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
OUR COLORED CITIZENS

The Household of Ruth No. 374 will
give Halloween supper Wednesday
night, October 81. Come one, come
all and take in the many different fea-
lures of the evening. A lady just
over from Japan will be there to serve
you tea. Also a lady from Germany
with a great tub filled with valuable
things such as good wives and old
batchlors, this may be your last
chance. Vene, the gypsy woman, will
be there to tell you your past. pres
ent and future. You can't afford to
miss this. A splendid supper will be
served with Miss Saddle Bell, Mrs.
Bette Hays, Mrs. Anna Bell, Mrs. Lif-
fie Davis, Mrs. Lille Wolf, Anna
Perkins
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
MOVING PICTURES ON
MERCHANDISING
Practical ideas Along Lines Of e.
nciency To DO Shown to Mer-
chants, Clerks and Pr0fes.
slOnal Men--Expert Lee.
turer With Pictures.

Every successful merchant In bust
ness at the present time Is utilizing
every means possible to help him ad-
vance and build up better trade.
Realizing this the Chamber Of Com
MERGE has secured one of the most
instructive, educational moving pic
lures ever put on the screen, entitled,
THE Troubles Of a Merchant and
How To Stop Them" The picture
will be shown at the Gem Theater on
Thursday, October 25th, at o'clock.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
SUGAR SCARCE HERE

A sugar famine in Maysville is i'm
Both the NJ. c. Russell and
the Dodson Wholesale Grocery Com
pany are entirely out of sugar and do
not know when more will be received.
Most of the retail groceries have only
a small supply and it will be only
few days until there is not pound
of sugar in any store in the city.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20

The teacher training books for the
special class in the Christian Church
have come and will be distributed at
the Bible School service Sunday
morning. Any person whether con-
nected with this school or, not may
join this class will likely meet for an
hour Thursday evening of each week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20

l.. & N. trains No. 211 and PA
which are Sunday train only have
been discontinued. Train No. 10
which has been arriving here at $3.50
a. m. has been changed to 9:45 a.
m. This change takes effect Sunday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
Personals

Rev. F. w. Harrop of Harlan, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
y
Miss Hildr,a Green of Covington
Is visiting Mrs. Sarah Newell and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Cochran and
daughter, Kathryn, left this morning
for visit with Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Welsh OF Danville.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20

Rev. Roscoe Murray will preach
trial sermon at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow at both morning
and evening services.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20

A defective flue at the home of Mr..
Lee Kratzer on Limestone street
caused small blaze yesterday morn
ing about 8 o'clock. The blaze was
extinguished by the fire department
and the damage was slight.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
FOR SALE

FUR SALE
COME in and let us show you our
White Rotary Sewing Machine, on
easy payments. White Sewing
Machine Co., 121 Market street. Ct
FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, GRAPE VINES, ETC, ETC.
Drop us postpcard now, and get
enc of our fall 1917 descriptive cata-
logues and price list. Free. Pack
ing and shipping begin last October.
NASHVILLE NURSERY STOCK
CO., Maysville, Ky. Up. S.-We pre-
fer you mail us your order instead
Of phoning it, th-fr-6wk
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-We
have a beautiful high-grade Player
Piano in this vicinity on which
there has been a considerable
amount paid, and the parties are
unable to continue their payments.
We will turn this instrument over
to the first responsible party who
will finish out the contract. THE
JOHN SHILLITO COMPANY, Gin
ninnati, 0. oct16-1wk
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word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
WANTED-We do 1t right = hem
stitching, 1ORc yard. Do 1t the
same day. White Sewing Machine
Co., 121 Market street. 20-6t
WOMEN to sell guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Salary $500 full time, Csc
an hour spare time. Enormous
Christmas trade. Experience I'M
necessary. Guarantee Mills, Nor
ristOwn, Pa. 15-1wk
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
LOST

observation-disclosures, containing a sum
of money, visiting cards and keys,
at Forest Avenue M. E. Church,
Friday. Please return to this Of
fro
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
We Can't Understand Il All

40 MANY or OUR DEAR
BOYS GONE AWAY TO WAR
FOR Us, AND WE Do MISS
THEM, IN EVERY WAY,
SOCIALLY AND IN TRADE,
BUT WITH 1T ALL WE ARE
HAVING A WONDERFUL
TRADE THIS FALL. THE
ONLY WAY WE CAN &C
ACCOUNT FOR 1T, IN BE-
CAUSE, WE ARE SELLING
AT A LOWER PRICE THAN
THE PRESENT MARKET.
BUY A LIBERTY BOND,
AND WEAR YOUR OLD
CLOTHES, OR BUY YOUR
CLOTHING HERE, AND
SAVE ENOUGH TO BUY A
BOND.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-20
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED--FEMALE

All items under this head V cent Q
word. Minimum charge ID cents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
CARGAMENTOS DE PROFISlONES
PARA RUSSIA.

WASHINGTON. julio Solos,
cientas cincuenta mi tone.adaS de
materialeS deStinados para Russia y
que deben ser tr~ansporradas por Ia
ruta del puerto De Arkangel, Sc en-
cuentran amontonadas Ell los anna
n y bodegas de. este puerto y sus
cercanias, sin esperanto de que sean
e~nbarcadas en- breve, debido a Ia i'm
ocsibilidad. de conseguir barcos para
Su ~transporte.
Dicese tambiea cue enormes CAN'T
dades de prcvisiones estan siendo a
~montonadas en- muchos de los puertos
del Atlantico. no obstante que MIN
gunas SeguriGades Sc han dado. de
one podra haber barcos ~disponibles
para su transporte. nj &c los avisoS
u Sc han enviado q los remitentes
para cue eviten T. congestion de
cargamento. a fin de que las compa-
Mas almacenadoras puedan disponer
de los espacios que necesitan en sus
bodegas para 8rcs 3alnsacenamien-
tos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
LYNCHARON 4 TN
NEGRO En-
TEXARkANA

TEXARKANA, Tex. Julio 30.-hn
drew Avery, un negro que Sc dice hizo
cuatro disparos sohre IN mayordorco
blanco, dc apellido Wool. causandole
Una Eauerte Immediate. IN eiGo caFtu-
rado ' l~ynch2io cerca De Garland c.
t., - millas de esta c!udad, seeua
Sc dice en- UT inforrne Que sc recibri
pero en- 81 cual no Sc dan n.Hg1n0s
detalIes.
Fl cuerpo del mayoriomo Wool
fuc encontrado en- una presa, I don
de Sc dice que fue arrojadO pos e. ne
gro. despues de darle muerte. FL
cuerpo del americana fue sacado pOr
IN grupo de hombres que hicieror L.
sonda en- a preSa, despues de &c no.
ras de busea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
JE ALMtRANTE AUSTRIACO RE
r:jh FL MERITO De LOS SUB
MARINOS.

..H&T#RDAM JIl:o 29.-El vice
tar,rau.. ~t;icgovan, camandante de
/: cloia au>...&ca. eE n c~ntreTlSta
c... roncea;1 al correspOnsal del
".sy.,r Frsie Prcsze'. declare que no
,-.r;" oI" los s~LbMyarinos pudieran
.gacr decision algIna en- Ia actua!
"U"r l.. FL ci;ado jcfe naval, dijo:
En- IL actUa!idad, cs mucho 10 que
Sc ha hablado de 10 que los submari-
nos ran hecao para agGtar a lngIa-
terra, cl principal enemigo de Aus
tia: pero eilos nc pasan de ser mas
que uno De tantos medios cue condu-
cir:ln = n Victoria. Ser!a un error
Greer. en- vista dc las experieacias de
ae.a guerra que los granLcs barcos
cca irltilcs: pero para nosotros. el
.ivo ~cscnciai e. 81 De los cruceros l.
gc-oc.
81 no5ot:os tu":cramos n gran
r!1ta. n glerra con Italia sc huhlera
te ra,nado haze mucho tempo. o
mejo- Gicho. Ia guerra quiza janis
hubirra sido possible.
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"Habia perdidO cast teda
esperanza" dice I'M Capt.
tan del ejercitO de
Salvation
TomG Tanlac Y los dolores que duran
te cuatro amos 10 molestaron
desaparecieroD

Made pueds i~maginarse 10 que ST.
fri durante Ia epoca IN que ne encoR-
ire enfermo,-dijo Fl captain }. E--Mc
Gown, del Ejercito de Salvation, cuyo
domicilio es Avenida D. No. S05.-Tal
fue 10 que expreso 81 referido capt.
tan Ia semana pasada cuando visito
Ia Drogueria de Wagner. "Yo sufrl
durante cuatro o cinco amos de mala-
ria y CASTE mueho dinero experiment
tando toda clase de medicamentos;
pero ninguno me volvi6 IA salud, stno
hasta que tome e. Tanlac.
"Durante cerca de cinco amos mi
ORGANISING estuvo completamente de-
caido, me senti constantemente SOM
noliento y cansado, nunca tenia apeti-
TO, Y mi cst0mago Sc encontraba to-
talmente debiIitado. viendome obliga-
do = seleccionar EMBELLISHMENTS mis-
alimentos. Constantemente esa cebl-
lidad asumia ~caractereS mas alarnlan-
les y eompietamente GARCIA de ener-
gias para entregarme a mis- trahaJos
cuotidianos. Era IN verdadero sacrl-
ficio para nj nce e. sueno que
constantemente me invadia Y tener-
NE en- pie durante el dia. Slempre
estaba melanc0lico y el descanso que
tomaba en- IA noche no rehabilitaba
mis- energias 10 suficiente. En- las
mananas no Geseaba abandonar cl le-
enc y TODD e. tempo estaba descon-
tento. Durante q tempo de nj en-
fermedad puse Z prueba cuantas ne
dicinas tuye g. ~alcance, esperanto en-
coat,a- alivio en- alguna de elias; pc
70 siempre ne Gesanime con los re-
sultadCs desfavora5les de elias, va
que ainguna ne trajo ?. menOr be
neficio.
"Estaba "a perdienGo toGa csperan-
70 de voiver = VERNE goZando de
plera salud, cuando uno de mis- ami
Cos NE dijo que e hab!a tornado e.
Tanlac ' que por medic De esLa ne
Gicina Sc hab!a a,iviado de Il en-
fermedad algo parecida Z "a mia, '
como insistiera mucho para que 70 IT,
uusiera Z prueba, ME resolvi 2 tomar-
IL Y desde luego conpre Il bote.la,
Ia u me M hecho Greer que, en- efec
TO, IS e1acto toGo 10 cue sc dice acer-
CO de ella. Ia malaria Va Gesapa-
reciendo, cl appetite no a~unentaGo, me
siento mas fuerte, note en- mi mas
ida Y energia Y ouedo trabaja ne
ior sin sentirme para NADIA cansado,
come antes me Sentia. Hoy mismo
aGquiero otra botella de Tanlac con
81 objeto de continuar mi rratamien-
TO, Y 10 SECURE hasta sentirme per
fectamente bien."
TANLAC Sc verde en- San Antonio
Dor Ia Wagnerts Drug Co., 407 East
Houston St, y por 10 Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST., bajo
Ia direction personal de III represeE-
tante especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc envia-
RI Dor estas boticas 9 cua.quier direc-
ci6n al recibo de su valor que eS 81
Dor botella, siempre que Sc inciuyan
estampillas suficientes para e. porte.
ADV.
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SUEC!A LOS
CEHEALES.

STGCKOLMC. Julio 2&.-El 60
hic:n sueco ma expropiado tOdas las
auevas cosechas de ~cereales, 'egum-
b-as Y remolach2.
Tambien ha ordenado la expropia-
ci6n de las e~xistencias de estos pro-
duc;os de Ia cosecha de 1916. que es-
ten en- manos dc agricultores o alma
cenis.as, el primero de Septiembre Ge
este ano.
e. decreto excluye de Ia eXpropia-
ci6n, las ~pequehas %cantidades que es-
ten en- poder de particulares.
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ECTUVO : PUNTC De: PERECEE
FL MhYOR GENERAL siEERT
EN- IA EASE AMERICANA EN-

EN- -" HASE .HENioS-NN L+N
FRANCIA. Julio 3G.--El Mayor &C.
neral William G. Sibert, comandante
De las trcpae americans que Sc en-
caentran ahora en- e. campo de bata-
lie. cstavo = purto de perecer durante
rna vista c"e e! c;tado nili;ar hizo
? las tytnchera: Gc n Inca francezn,
ncro log1I e.c2par m;lagrosamcntn.
Fl general Sc hallaLa o~bservan&o
loe efcc;os dc IN artilleria FRANCESCA,
Gesde IN aunto es;rat&gico. cuando
tres granadas enemigas cstallaron a
una jist2"cia 10 maze" De doscien;as
y@rlaS de! luga- ca qIc aquGl Sc en-
contraba. Fl iefe americana estah@
accmpaEado pcr varios oficiales de 81
EStajo Mayor. uno de los cuaies pres
to entertainments &us &ervicios en- II
Sccci5n de Ayiac;on Americana.
FL general S;be-t regresj al campa-
mnnto r:@y im~pres:onado por Ill eX-
+ reriencia del G;a. Mas de milla Y
nadia de trinch":a3 recorri6 cl Co,
mandante americana. muchas dc ll5
cuales puede decirse cue eran vcg-
! ;:aleros irfierni:os. MieHt-as perrla-
! Hcc:G en- 81 frente de esa Inca. el gc-
+ neral ESQ IN casc0 Gc accro De los
del eiarcito frances : una mascaci!la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
Ell NUEVO JEFF DE La FLGTA
RUSA EN- Ell BALTICO.

PETROGRADO, Julio 30.-E on
tra-Almirante R~azvozzoff he sido non
brado comandante en- jefe de todaS las
fuerzas navales rusas, en- Ell Mar Bal
tico, en- sustituci0n del Contra-Almi-
rante Ferdervski, cuien fue arrestado
por orden del gobierno. por haber
communicate I'm mensaje secreto del
~gobierno . los Comires Ge Marines.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
LIN CONGSESO SOCIALISM, IN
TERNAClONAL.

COPENHAGTFN:. Julio 29.-El
"Worwaehtz'. de Berlin, pub(ica una
communication firmada por sociallstas
alemanes ' por representatives de los
eremios obrer0s socialistaS y que es-
Is dirigida Il Consejo de Diputados de
Rusis, en- il cual aceptan las condicio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
AyIsO A NUEsTROS
sUsCRIPTOREs

. Los gugcriptores de La PREM
Q SA no deben olvidaf, cuaado 4
Q cambien de residencis, darnoa :
Q In direction que han tenido = lni
= que deseen tenor en- sdedante !
D pues ain ssts requisite no pods
o nos snotaf sl eamhio ~ nnss- .
= rsN fbro.
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mes estipaladaS para Ia celebration dc
IN congreSo socialista, tales como fle-
ron forr1uladas por los delegados ~
SOS Y escandinavos en- StokolE1o. e.
dia 5 de Julio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-31
HABANA, julio %.

&c habIia ~c1aTrendiio Ell CuGa I'M
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