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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-31
After Cy's Record.

Denton Tecumseh Young. a trifle
better known as Cy, was still drawing
his big league pay for active service
on the field at the age of A.
Within our time, at least, this age
holds the record and there are now but
two In the game left with chance to
draw up on even terms with the Paoli
farmer. who is one of the remembered
figures of play. These two are Hans
wagner and Eddie Plank. Wagner
will be AZ in February and Plank is
around AZ. To equal Cy's record, Hans
will have to wear a major uniform two
more years, or through this season and
at least a portion of thesnext. AS he
was better in 1916 than he was the
year before, this is no impossible job.
There is a very strong chance that
Wagner will get into a fair share of
games in his forty fifth year-as a
major Lacquer
When you look back and note that
most of them begin slipping and fad
ing between 80 and 80, that extra 10
or II years beyond the fading date is
q wonderful affair, not to be too par
ticular over ones grammar.
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RAIDER REPORTED.

Cape Haitien, Haiti, Jan. 30.--A ves-
sci believed to be the German raider
is reported to have been cruising off
Monte Christia, on the north coast of
Santo Domingo Saturday.
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CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages Of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug-
Cling fol. breath at night: your cold
or catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage
Of the head, soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
with a cold or nasty. catarrh-Relcf.
comes 20 QuicklY-Ady.
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BROWNS IN FOLD.

St Louis, Jan. 30.-Branch Hickey,
business manager of the ST. Louis
Americans. announced today that Il
players have signed 1917 contracts.
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o Tempora-O Mores.

Oldtime fighting stars Sullivan,
Corbett, Mitchell, Jackson, Dempsey.
Latter day fighting stars-Miske,
Levinsky, Weinert, Moha.
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1Wentv-Year Men.

1t would be interesting some day to
excavate sufficiently deep to bring up
the records Of those who have lasted
20 years in major league harness.
Among those one can remember Off
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c1.C1a1kxa7d Rico
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hand are Arson, Wagner, Lajoie and
Young.
Young carried 22'vears. Wagner and
Lojoie have ended 20 campaigns. Pop
Arson outlasted them all. The records
published show only 22 years, but Pop
was playing in the biggest league there
was in those dim and distant days four
years before the National league was
organized. Arson really lasted rs or
rs years as major Lacquer, and when
they finally retired the old star he was
still batting 800. There may be more
than four ball players who have lasted
90 years as regulars, but IL SO the data
have ducked their moorings for the
time being. i
And after all this 20-year test under
the Big Top is the greatest Of them
all. Plank would have made it easily
If Eddie hadn't started his big league
career SO late. But the Gettysburg
entry was 25 before Mack arrived with
the binoculars and the net
Kaiser favors an carly peace" In
which respect he has nothing whatso-
ever on Les Darcy.
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1t is hardly likely that Plank can
travel another two years. although no
one ever figured the gettysburg Guide
would still be pitching fine ball with
Matty, Brown and others practically
retired. The exhibition Plank gave
late last summer, was one of the great
pitching feats of the year, fairly fit
ting testimony that he still has enough
elastic in the old wing to drift along
his way.
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STATE COLLEGE WINS.

Bozeman, Jan. 30.--Montana State
college, 26; Butte high school, %.
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swing and swing the while this pill
Settles but ever deeper still:
Excuse me II the words I say
viii never see the light Of day.

What is boob?" queries l.. J. II.
A boob is a mutt without intelligence
enough to know that ne is boob. And
o. mutt, as Col. c. Dryden once put it,
is any guy you don't like.
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Revery IN a Bunker.

Here in the sanded depths I lie;
The sand is in my mouth and eye:
But what is still in rougher part,
The bitter irons in my heart.
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Now he sits alone, forsaken.
Dreaming he's q boy again,
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Florida has begun of late to call Tho
player with an increasingly Turing
voice. -1. .....
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Individual Records.

The record of the individual scoring
Of the Bozeman team follows:
Player FREQ Goals by
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-12-28
JEWISH BATTALION
GETS FINAL TRAINING

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The new Jewish
Battalion fthe British army is now
encamped for its final training period
on ahillside in the west OF England.
Early in the New Year il will leave for
the Palestine front.
The battalion is under the com
mand OF Colonel J. II. Patterson, an
Irishman and a great lion hunter in
East Africa in the days before the
war. His experience in command of
Jewish troops dates back to the CALI
poll campaign, where he was in charge
of the famous Zion Mule Corps, formed
in Egypt Of Jewish refugees from
Palestine. After the close of the Oar
danelles campaign, the Zion corps was
disbanded, but some of it's members
managed to make their way to Eng
land and form the nucleus of the new
Jewish battalion.
AS at present constituted, about fifty
per cent OF the Jewish battalion are
British born or naturaliZed. The re-
mainder includes the members of the
old Zion Mule Corps. large number
of Russian Jews, and a curious mel
ange from several allied and Rcutra
countries. The level of physical at
ness. according to the medical officers
is very high. particularly in such mat
tiers as teeth and eyesight.
The battalion is practically teetotal
and a wet canteen which was opene,
in camp few weeks ago was close,
in a fortnight for lack of business
Colonel Patterson himself is an nj
dent temperance advocate. Crime i
the army" he said the other day, 4
!. due to drink and nothing else. This
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explanation Of the origin Of the pol
nlar card game, which will prevent
the war from Interfering with thc
evening pleasure Of bachelors, police
men. club habituns. ct cetra, ad In
finitum:
"Pinochle is not OF German origin
It was originated by Antony and
Cleopatra just before the battle OF
Actium.
1T SO happened that two servants
OF Cleopatra had decks OF cards OF
exactly the same backs. One Of the
decks was given tc Cleo and the
other to Antony. and those two polly
playmates. fondling the cards when
not too busy fondling each other. de-
vised. by mere accident, the game now
known as pinochle.
las for the name, 'pinochIe,' 1t is
derived from the Greek adverb 'pinex'
oyozoas,' meaning mot much like,
and the Hindu noun 'ochlezoozoo,
meaning an implement used in build
ing fire, a poker; hence the mean.
ing: Not much like poker"
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shown by the fact that our guardroom
has been empty practically from the
start. and you would have to travel
around many training camps to see
the like. The dIsused cells have been
turned into bedrooms for the guards"
A great variety of trades and pro-
LESSONS are represented in the bat
TALON. There are more tailors than
any other single trade. and this fact
is reflected in the excellent At and
smart cut OF the battalion's uniforms.
There are several artists and sculp-
tors, the latter including a leading
British sculptor. Jacob Epstein, whose
work has been a center of interest in
England for the past three years. a
prominent concert violinist. Anton
Tchaikov. is in the same company
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MELD NOT IN A HURRY,
BOYS, PlN0CHLE is NOT
GAME OF GERMAN ORIGIN

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 2S.--Its all
right brother, and the boys in st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit and other
sportive centers can resume their
evening sessions over the green table.
cloth with "plnochle" as the piece dc
resistance without fear of being &C.
cused of having too friendly regard
for the kaiser. "Pinocle" isn't Ger
man at all!
After much heated discussion and
many acrimonious debates, local
savant has delivered the following
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with Epstein. which also numbers a
young Russian who claims to be a
second cousin OF Kerensky.
Regimental orders for the new bat
talion are issued simultaneously in
English and Yiddish. and Yiddish Is
used as much as English in instruc'
ton. Some of the soldiers hardly
know the English words Of command.
but all the non-commissoined officers
and most OF the commissioned officers
speak Yiddish fiuently. The languages
represented in the ranks are more
than a score in number. One corporal
speaks nine languages.
The food served is strictly kosher
Saturday is the day or instead OF
Sunday, and all the fast-days are OBJ
served with as much ceremony as the
military atmosphere will permit.
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BLACKSMITH EVANGELIST
GETS SHOWER OF EGGS

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 28.-One
hundred and three eggs was the gift
Of little children at Pin Hook, Tenn,
to Rev. J. T. Sexton, well known
blacksmith evangelist, who has just
closed revival at that town. On
each of the eggs was written the
name OF the child who had given it.
Although some wanted to shower
hiw with eggs, Rev. Mr.. Sexton in
sisted that none should give him
more than one egg.
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FOR Boarding and lodging
house; strictly modern; completely
furnished; bedrooms; 2 bath rooms;
furnace heat; well located; full I'll
the time; cash or terms. Address
p. O. Box 1853, Elko, Nevada. n97u
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
E. e. CHASER. the Tobar merchant.
is an Elko visitor today.

e. e. CHASER. the Tobar merchant.
is an Elko visitor today.
Henry Carat, prominent rancher
of White Rock. is spending few
days in Elko.
Mrs. Frank Horn is here today on
her way to her home in Tuscarora
from Salt Lake City.
3. G. Mcbride, deputy state engi.
neer, will be in Elko with headquar-
tiers at engineers office in county court
house fo- a short time and will be
glad to help any users of water make
out any additional proofs Of appropria-
ton or check over the proofs already
fled.
Mrs. lone Baldwin, field instructor
OF the Red Cross will give talk on
Red Cross work at the Red Cross
workroom at 2 p. m. Saturday, Dec.
%. 1917. All the ladies who are in
terested are cordially invited TO at
tend. Mrs. Charles Henderson, chair
man.
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REGISTERED AT THE MAYER

Henry Carat, White Rock; G. H.
Ivory, Mrs. Tremewan. Mrs. L. F. Wei
shon, Clifford Welshon, Lamoille; Mrs.
Thompson, Los Angeles; e. A. Mar.
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THE wHITEsIDEs DENTAL CO.

A little more
quality fer a lit
tic less money.
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APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS

Notice is hereby given that all appli'
cations for permits to Craze cattle
horses and sheep within the Hum
boldt National Forest during the sea
son OF 1918, must be filed in my Office
at ElkO, Nevada. on or before Febru
airy Is, 1918. Full information in re
gard to the grazing fees to be charged
and blank forms to be used in making
applications will be furnished upon
request.
C. E. FAVRE. .
Supervisor
janis 25F1S.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Notices q Limos and Less IN
Length viii Be Run In This
Column For SOC Per Week.
For Each Additional Line 1oo
Per Week.
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Hot specials at the Elk Cafe every
evening from p. m. to a. m. Roast
goose and sucking pig for Sunday
dinner. d15tf
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Donde no hay harina...

vencnar,o el mejor dia y que 10 tiene
loco.
e captain Frencha ma combaT'do
en- mil ocasiones. y ha sido hertdo
una Y otra vez, Y la sabido de fati-
gas. Y de privaciones, Y de dolores. y
adverSidades.
Pero estaS que lie proporclona Ms.
French. venG.endo a dentadu'2 Y
amenazandolo con e~nvenenarl0. como
z una rata, en- I'm momento dc ma.
humor. esas son superioreS q SIS
fuerzas de veterano de viejas gue"ras
Ha eStado en- Cuba. en Fiiipin?s.
En- Cuba lie dlo el vGm.to, y estuv3 c
las puertas de Ia mue:te. y sufr'J 10
!o"es sin cuento. En- fIl!pinaS sc con
tagi0 de fiebrc amarillo, Y al dario
por muerto l,egaron. Y nadie sac 10
cue t, Sufri6 en- aq!c:lI ccudelis.ma
entermedad. Dayoneias y DALLAS 10
hlr.eron Y 10 a.ormeata.on los Scles
lmPN"e"o'eS W ID "''-"
f"eS ".e'' "''' Nj tt''"
'eEIri" 'C'Hei " P"S't,o 'o"o' 'i''
'"m''0' SOL Hef'u"S' sur" &
memo en'"o "e N'S =.
+ o0'S " -
Ne
S',,''' Ul'sS Ill.,
~
- - aI-nn,
.>,r.o bohr5 o,a sar'rIo mes oue y
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.EMPLEOS-

INA CASA CGMERClAL de Laredo.
Tex, necriSta VI d~eneadierte para
trabajo general de- oficira. deb! ser
apt0. hpHraGo. competente ' poser
hahil!dai eiecutiva, bu@n corrssn0nS1l
en- InclcS : Espahol. Sc preFiere LHo
con eXDcr,cncia eH el ramo de- inpcr-
t~ac!ones : cOmisioneS. cOnfOrme
cor emnezar con 1T suelGo moderate.
hIa.-nific2 o~portcnidad para nejora
para 1T hombre active. e~mprendeior
= progressive y que reuna las 2Ial'ua-
GeS n~ereSarIas para e. pueSco. Aniica-
Cion Getn hacerSc ror e$cri-u. ,!anGo
experienced commercial. refercnciaS y
s2eldo preteHdi.iO. NiriiaSe = A"
P. o. Box 362. Laredo. Texas
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UN BALE QUE
TERMINO EN-
TRAGEDIA
EN- Ell RANCHO DEL CHiLiLLO,
SINALOA Sc REGISTRO
UNA TRAGEDIA.

-: rc>p0ndrncia Especial para IA ri;E\-l-
NAZATLAN. Sin. Mayo EN-
TODD el Estado cause sensation Ia
t:agedia ocurrida en- cl Rancho do.
Chilillo, pertenec:ente q este Distri-
70, Y en- Ia cual perecicrou muchas
personals aSIStentes a un bale.
Scgun 10 r~cfierc n persona que
cstuvo p~resente en- cl bale que tan
MAJ acab0, Ia tragedia Ia lnic,aron
dos i~ndividuos de Ia genie de, pueblo
que empezaron q dispItar por cues
TONES de faldas. habiendose genera
lizado despues IA pelea entire hue,
numcro de los c~oncurrentes. E! re-
sultado fue que resultaron varlos
muertos Y her;doS, los que han sldo
traidos . esta, mos para ser aupt0-
siados V Sepultados. y otrOs para re-
cibir Ia n~ecesaria atenci0n med!c2.
Entire los muertos Sc cuentan Faus-
tlno Avena. Reynaldo IonteS. Eve
RADIO Avena. Juan Ibarra Y Elias Y
otros mas que no han podldo ser
identificados.
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Los DESTROYERS
AMERICANOS EN-
Ia IONA DE
IA GUERRA

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mayo IL
Ninguna noticia ha llegado aqui del
! contra-almirante Sims de que alguno
de los destroyerS americanos one han
cruzado con los aliados las aguas de
Europa, maya Sido encontrado por los
submarines a'emaneS Y los oficiales
del Departamento de Marina no es-
peran recibir tampoco d~etalladas in
~formaciones 81 hubiese algun encuen.
tro en- el que no haya ~ptrdidaS de
alguna claSe. Los oficialcS de marina
en- r~ecientes declaraciones han mani.
festado que las tripulac'ones lie los
destroyers no fueron adecuadamente
equipadas de ropa, pero Ell Departa-
mento ha contratado va para q pro-
ximo invierno TODD e. eQuipo para los
hombreS que uuevamente Nuedan ser
emharcados. Recomendardo one d!rho
eGuipo sea de 70 mas Comfortable V
propio para la eStaci0n. Los marines
mas pareceran eXploradores artlcos
con sus nuevos vestidos que blue
jackets"
Sc ha hecho ell formal anuncio de
que los destroyers amerlcanos han
llevado la bandera dentro de la zona
de guerra de Europa y estan ope-
rando contra los submarines alema-
mes con los buques de Ingiaterra '
Francia. Dicho anuncio fue kecho por
Ell Secretario Daniels, iesputs de ha-
Der recibido noticias de Londres. e.
numero Y los nombres de los buQues
americanos de que Sc trata. no han
sido dados a conocer
Una declaration del secratario de
Marina dice 10 que sigue:
LOS buques de los Estados Uni
dos estan operando con las f~uerzas
navales de los EstadoS unidos desde
Ell 4 de Mayo. Tn numero de- deStro-
yers sali6 de los puertos americanos
Ia Ultima parte de Abril : todos lie.
garon a su destino sin ace:iente nj
demora de ninguna case. Estaban
listos a 81 llegada Y cntraron inme-
diatan7ente en- ~Servicio.
Los buques americanos eStan bajo
81 commando del Contra-almirante
Sims, quien fue a Inglaterra y a Fran
cia hace .arias semanas, para ARE
glar la acsiva cooperation de las fuer
zas navales de los Estados Unidos
las naciones en- guerra con Alema
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PESQUISAS:-

0ESEp saber 81 mi primo hern;ano
Prudenclo Aldana. Sc encuentra toda-
VIA en- Santa Anna, Cal. Entienio
que tlene Scis o Sieta amos de vivir en-
csc pueblo, pero lie ne escrito varias
tartas y no ne Ia contestado. La
persona que Sepa Su direction eXacta,
o e. mISCoo !nteresado 81 Ice eSta pes
GuISa, haran favor de ~escribirme 2
Central Hotel. South San Francisco.
Gal. (323!
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Son obsequiadas
las autoridades
de Matamoros

correspondence Especial para LA PRENSi.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Mayo Is
-Farlos concentrates de esta ciudon
ofrecieron un banquete 4 las artu-
rlGaieS de MatamoroS, correspOn-
diendo de es3 manera a igual aten-
cI6n que tuvieron algunos promineu
ties hOmbres de negocios de Ia cia-
dad vecna con las autorIdades lie es-
ye puerto.
La convivialidad Sc VERTIGO en- el
Pauls Cafe, uno de los mas elegan-
ties dc esta c.udad Y estuvieron pre-
senteS e. Pres:dente MInlcipa! de
llatamoroS, senior Rafael Gonzalez,
e. jefe de Ia guarn:cion carrancista
Y otros f~uncionarios mcX.canoS. .Ade-
mas de los comerciantes american0s
~e=tuvieyon presentes tarblen Ell CO.
ronel Hatch Y varioS Oficia,es del
ejerclto de los E<tAdOs Uuidos. aSi
como los c0nsules de ambos paise;
Hubo Signiifca;ivos br ndls. eobrc-
Sal!endo Ell todoS ell oS ell deseo de
!ue las re,aciones de Mexico Y Esta-
dos Unidos Sigan siendo tan bGenas
como hasta ahora.
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NUEVA LEY De
INMIGRACION

MATAMOROS, lamps, Mayo IS.
Las aItoridades de esta cludad cs-
tan dando amplia publicidad a Ia
nueva Ley de Immigration america
ma, a fin de que los mexicanos que
l!eguen 4 los puertos de la frontcra
pretendiendo pasar a los Estados T.
nidos, no tcngan las d:f!cultades ore
scguramente tendrin 81 descoMoccn
los requisites que marcan esas nue-
vas dISposiclOnes.
r. Al mismo tempo Sc ha hechO sA-
Der a .os habitantes de esta cIId2d
que la tantas veces dicha Ley no re-
"a con los RESIDENCES en- ambos ladies'
de la Inca divisor.a. q~Iienes tiene2
las mismas fac.lldaGes y re$trlccloncs
ie sismpre para cruzarlo.
Debuso Ia compania "Rosete Amanda
La notable CompaHia de Aut"ma-
tas m~eXicanOs 'Rosete Aranda.' que
actuaba en- ell Teatro Washington de
la ciudad vecina dc Brownsville, ha
anlnciado Sill debut para manana, m
e. Teatro de Ia Reforma.
Obulec endo ordenes s%uperIcTeS
que recibi6 el Jefe de la .Aduana de
esta ciIdad. ha anunciado que en 10
Successive y hasta nueva orden quedan
libres dc derechos los AUTOMOBILES
inc,uyendo los de lujo.
Esta concession habia sidO hecha q
otros puertos fronterizos desde hace
mucho tempo. Y M:tamoros goza
ahora de ella en- virtud de las gcStio-
mes que hicieron los concentrates de
esoS coches. de Brownsville. a fin lie
2umentar SuS ventas como las ha al
mentado las agencias de autom6I-
les de Laredo. San Antonio, Y &c
otros plntos del Estado de Texas.
Nerced a las a~bundantes l.uvias
que han caMo en- estas reglones. ell
Rio Bravo ha lido creciendo de MA
nera alarmante Ell los ultimos dias.
Sc cree sin embargo. que no hahra
inundaciones. pues todavia falta MI
cho para que ell n:vel del aqua llegue
las margenes.
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NUESTRAS ANPLTFICACIONES
DE RETRATOS son de IN acabadc
perfecto, y per 81 durabilidad Y be-
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Sc Preparan para cl aumento de- la
guarnicion.

Las autoridades de csta ciudaa
e&Iln hacienda toda clase de prepa-
r2:.vo5 para recibir q las fuerzas nj
ii.a-cs con que va a ser aumenta n
guarnicIon. Los preparativos cons!s-
zen en- acondIc:onar II gran exten-
:i,n De te..eno 0 aqua y luz, = in
lie Qle a llegar las tropas puedan
:nsta.ar sus t!endas y almacenes CON
.anio Va con las comod:dades EnGl.-
~Pcnsables.
A5eglrase que con las fuerZas cue
yicnea Sc fOrmarl una Division del
Ejtrcito. que Sc compOnc &c cIncuen-
l.. mil hombees.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18

AHkEGL0 SohEKERD-fe senoras. seno
rltSS y ninnS. pur rnsl0 que sea 81 sstsfs
en- que sc enCuentren V Dor detarIorsdo,
Q ie sSter st:S sdOrnOs. los refCrmo =
llInplo perrcctsmenTe Y los deyo 8rreEls
dos q IA ultins nnds. nor IN Y Is centayo,
sra R:hiO. - Sul"dld -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18

Sombreros para Ia Gale con ador-
nos de listones' Y de Crepe Georgette,
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ADVERTISEMENT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18
Reservistas alemanes Puestos en- IL
bertad.

Dos reservistas del eierc:to aleman
fueron detenidos hace varios iias
cuando trataban De cruzar Ia Urea
diviSoria y estaban presses en- ell r'ucr
tc Brown pc" cretrseles S~osDechoSos.
Hechas las averiguac:oneS correspon-
'iicntes Sc c%onvino en- QLe no tenian
niAguna respcnsabilidaG Y por ia!
motive Sc les puso en- libertad. In
media,amente Sa!icron para San An
tonic.