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son even after the artillery was silent, the Germans did not attempt to attack the French positions.
 LONDON, Oct. S,-Haig reports successful raids upon the German trenches near Montchich Leneneux on the Arras front.
 About one hundred prisoners were taken in a hand grenade attack.
 I his may be the prelude to re newal of fighting in this sector.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
GERMANS READY TO
 ATTACK IN BALTIC

PETROGRAD, Oct. S.-The gov ernment has received positive infor nation that the Germans are pre- pairing to strike terrific naval blew before winter sets in against the Russians :n the Baltic Tha Germans are now concentrating their naval units for that puruo7e.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

This deficiency bill also cstab- ltahCd another record: it was the largest appropriation bill passed by legislative body in the history of the world.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

concentrating troops in vast num- bers. It is believed that the Ger mans intend to make a Tightening drive in cooperation with the naval attack no" projected by tle Tau, tons iu the Baltic.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
TEUTDNS CARRY 0N
 INTRICUES IN SPAIN

the greater break in the deciara- tion of war between the two aa- tions.
 The feeling pro-war is here just as strong as it has been for the rup- ture in the diplomatic relations of the two countries.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

ROME, Get. S. -Pausing in his caorls, Pope Benedict is now en- deavcrirg to end the air attacks against unlortifcd cities in which nCncombatants suffer. To this end he has made representations to Berlin and Vienna.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

time they have been attacking merchantships with their launcN. They were taken by surprise by the officers and clew oC the Hritisher and before thoJ could resist were taken prisoners.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

ready publicity during the spanish War and these ere being distribut- cd freely. In addition the old con trcversy of the sinking of the Maine and Spanish responsibility is re viyed and everything is done to em- bitter feelings towards Americans.
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are that further offensive opera tions will be immediately carried out in the Flanders section. It is act believed that Haig will be- stopped short of something serious n the drive forward that he is carrying out towards the slbna~ ire bases.
 It is noticeable that the German papers in their comment upon these movements have dropped the con te',tion that the gains are valueless.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

PARIS, Oct s. -Freuch airm1n now mako rrrrisal rails systemafi- cal'y every night across the German lines }.yery night squadron Of airmm bombs German cities s.a.1- iug many "res.
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SPECIAL. THIS WEEiN.

World Star Underwear, hOSo stamped goods, CorSets, Notions, TafataS and MuSSaline.
 In Grocery line: Sweet Potatoes, Fruits, Preserves, home made.
 NOME GROCERY co.
 A. F. OESTREICH, Mgs.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
UNARmED SHIP TAKES
 PRISONERS THE RAIDERS

Fotten, lost none Of tAo craw of the wind tanner The schcou,r was sunk October 3, The U boat used gunhre to send the schooner tc the bottom.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

TOKYO Oct. S. Reels have teen laid by the Japanese goycrnmaEt for two of the larscs. battleships in the world. These monster super dr2adnaughts will be forty thousand tons and will carry the most for midable armament and the strong est armor of any vessels Of Var ahoat
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German commander However tho intensity of the concentrated gun fire of the British forces left tho Germans nc option but to ratite.
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LONDON. Oct. >.-The L....u War Council aa+ finally ,rfr.s.G t4. hcma h. make air Ie.,.-~.a for tae German atl.ss. In, ..r- men will make attacks iudru-. ly of British uaga. flyers.
 The plQle are already rou t.i.
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PETROGRAD, Oct. S.-It i6 un- officially reported that Premier Ike rcrsky will resign if the principle of a uniform cabinet of socialists IS forced upoH him.
 It is unofiCially stated that Kercnshy considers that th1s policy while al rtght during peace ~oslG be disastrous dming var tiuo
 The congress is however .a-fzgue upon a uniform cabinet as IL. price Ot it's support.
 PETB0GRAD, Get. S.-Miaister NiGttin. head of the department ol the Interior reports that all dis orders from Interior Russia have besn put down.
 PETBOGRAD, Oct. S.-Germaus are again showing great activities in the Dvinsk region. They ere
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

TOXIC. Oct S,--The Japapes9 government has detailed lormId- able flying squadron ct fast stips to SCOUT the sea, for the purpose of making short work of Gcrran raiders in the Pacific
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

MONTE VIDEO. Oct. 8.-The Con gress is still discussing it's wal program behind closed doors. How long the secret session will last is not known.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

LIMA Peru, Oct. S.-Now that relations have been sev- cred with Germany, the feeling here is that there must eventually occur
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. S. The American schooner which was sunk near the 5cil'y IsleG tho Anna
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
TEUT0NS LAUNCH ATTACK
 FRENCH AISNE HEIGHTS

fantry attacks in the face of heavy rain storm, but made nc headWay.
 These persistent attacks in this section indicate that the Germans regard the Aisne heights as the key to the position.
 PARIS, Oct. S.-The German artillery this afternoon on the eastern bank of the Mouse sudden ly subsided to the French artillery fire and it was believed that an at tack was coming. For sonc req
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
GERMANS MAKE A
 FIERCE COUNTER

thclr ground.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

LONDON, Oct. S.-The indications
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GOll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-23
AUDITORIUM

An exceptionally fine list OF pic
lures have been booked for the Au-
iitorium for the coming week and
wiu include for Sunday a two-reeI
comedy called Her Bareback Ca
reer." in which that clever COM
edienne Alice Howell Is featured;
"Hygeia at the Solito." a two-reel
picture adapted from the O'Henry
story; Mutt and JEFF. the funniest Of
an cartoon characters; the regular
release Of the thrilling serial story,
THE Red Ace" starring Maria wal
camp and the Pathe news Of inter-
esting events.
Monday brings one Of the most
popular stars Of the screen, Viola
Dana. in a new fve-act drama Of
pathos and passion called THE In
nocence Of Ruth" in which a young
girl is left to the care of a bachelor
by her dying father. The guardian
comes TO love the girl and after
many sensational situations and
scenes. makes her his wife The
story is said 20 be an interesting one
and gives Miss Dana an excellent
opportunity To display her emotional
ability other pictures for Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-23
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

are Joy Ride and Plain Folks in
Florida" and "A Runaway Colt"
two-reel comedy taken from one OF
Charles Hoyt's plays.
Tuesday being Christmas an ap-
propriate picture has been booked,
called 'Whistling Dicks Christmas
Stocking" said 10 tell a beautiful
Christmas story. William s Hart in
a sensational western drama, The
Night OF the Trial." and THE Milk
Fed Vamp." a twO-reeI comedy, will
also be shown.
Wednesday a beautiful picturiza-
ton OF the famous fairy story.
Babes in the Woods" with those
clever little players. Francis Carpen-
ter and Virginia Lee Corbin. seen
here in Jack and the Beanstalk"
in the leading roles. It's one Of
those magnificent FOX productions
with nothing left undone TO make it
pleasing in every way. "Luke's
Troubles a single reel comedy VIII
be on the bill and as an added at
traction scenes of the recent Halifax
disaster will be shown. Harold
Lockwood, one Of the best looking
chaps on the screen, will be seen in
his new piece called, The Square
Deceiver,' a comedy drama OF youth
and love and the 18th episode OF
The Fatal Rings" starring Pearl
White, will also he shown.
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a likeable impersonation OF the
half-starved poet.
In a Case at Law" the Lasalle's
picture for Wednesday. Triangle has
visualized one OF the strongest pleas
ever made for the suppression of
the liquor evil Dealing as IL does
with the most vital problem con-
fronting people Of all nations to-
day. it will Outrank in importance
Of subject the pleas for social pur-
ity, ethical justice. and the endless
number OF propagandist subjects
which periodically clamor for the
attention OF thinking people. Dick
ROsson recently seen at the Lasalle
in Cassidy" appears in this latest
picture as a youth whose weak
ness proves both his undoing and
his salvation.
Thursday. New York Luck" fea-
turing william Russell is the five
reel attraction. on Friday and
Saturday the popular william S.
Hart will be seen in his latest We
hicle. "A Cold Deck"
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AT THE CASTLE

A pulsing love drama of the call
OF race is told in today's picture at
the Castle, entitled The Flaming
Omen" and featuring Mary An
dersOn and Alfred Whitman. Al
though the hero of this absorbing
phOtoplay held an English title,
was bethrothed to an English girl
and spoke only the English fan
guage, yet he could not overcome
the spell of his ancestral sun-god.
So back TO the wilds of the Andes
ne journeyed. and there. in ma
lures wonderland, amid the haunts
OF his pagan ancestors. ne came 10
know the true meaning Of love.
Mary Anderson is very attractive as
the girl who is loved by this man
of white and Indian blood. 1t is
a most fascinating story and for
the most part is set in the picur-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-23

BAREgAGK CAREER comedy featuring the female Charlie Chaplin
rOOn fellows 1.-THE RED ACE thrilling serial PATE NEWS
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esque recesses OF the Andes noun
tains. The cast is Of unusual length
and besides the stars includes such
well-known names as Otto Lederer,
S NJ. Jennings, Luella Maxim. Clara
King and Bunny Davies
A love that endures all things is
the dominant feature OF the Castle
picture which will be shown tomor-
row and Christmas day. 1t is en-
titled The Great White Trail" and
is described as an epic of the arctic,
as refreshing as a sleighride. The
piece is produced by Leopold d.
Wharton and proves worthy or rep
utatiOn as a producer Of note. The
picture may be designated as a
clean, ingenious and scenically per-
feet picture. calculated 70 satisfy
and please the most exacting audi
ence. II is surely a worthy holi-
day attraction and should draw
large crowds TO this coy little
theater Doris Kenyon. a most at
tractive miss. is starred and proves
her ability for real emotional act
ing. The scenes shift from the busy
CITY TO the endless stretches Of
snow in the great northland.
on Wednesday and Thursday the
Castle theater presents the. noted
stage beauty Kitty Gordon, in her
latest World drama entitled. "Dia-
monds and Pearls" Smart and
fascinating are the adjectives which
apply to this powerful phOtoplay in
which the regally beautiful Miss
Gordon is starred. In il she wears
20 gorgeous gowns, all wonderful
creations Of the modiste's art. The
story is of high society. brilliantly
gowned women and wealth and the
kind that will appeal particularly
TO femme film fans.
For the last two days of the
week the Castle theater shows
Madge Evans in The Volunteer"
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LASALLE

The Fuel of Life shown at the
Lasalle theater today. is a romance
of modern business. introducing
something new in screen vampires.
The plot is based on the eternal
triangle. with a woman who loses
faith in all mankind on account of
the duplicity Of her husband. Belle
Bennett, is the attractive star who
was seen recently at the Iasalle in
Ashes of Hope" The story is the
sort that gives her ample opportu-
nifty to display her emotional talent
and she is seen TO good advantage
as the wronged wife whose love is
turned into the bitterest hate. Texas
Guinan. a well-known musical
comedy star who has appeared in
several recent Winter Garden
shows, is also prominent in the
cast. 1t is a modern story in every
respect and deals with true flesh
and blood characters whose con-
flicting emotions evolve the ma
tural dramatic situations that hold
the interest up until the smashing
climax.
The story Of Cinderella. is easily
one of the most popular tales of
the whole worlds fiction. In one
form or another the pathos of the
neglected girl who is decked out in
finery to win affection that would
never have been given her in her
humble dress and surroundings, has
been a staple of fiction through all
fiction. II has appeared so fire.
quently on the stage that one critic
has acquired the habit of clubbing
as Cinderella plays" and pieces
that. like Peg O. Ny Heart" and
"Sari." TO name only two-employ
this always popular plot. To the au-
thor OF the five-reel picture shown
at the LaSalle tomorrow and Tues
day, occurred the idea of adding to
the tremendous drawing power Of
this story's pathos. the novelty of
making the hero instead of the
heroine. the victim Of neglect. So
he ensconced a poverty stricken
poet in an old garnet, and sent
across the snowy roof TO him little
lady Of wealth and fashion bear
ing Christmas cheer. OF course she
brought a great many more things
before the play was out. but the
chief gift was. after all, love
awakened by pity. And as Mae
Marsh the star of The Birth of a
Nation" intolerance, and Polly
of the Circus" is visualizing the
heroine. it is safe to say that the
charm Of the situation is quite as
which it springs. Tom Moore, gives
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE %
kelso brothers in a surprise novelty.
The smart shop" musical
comedy creation. with pretty girls
and nifty costumes. headlines the
ill for the last half OF the week.
VentriloGuist acts are not always
real features. but the unusual per
Torrance presented by Marshall
MONTGOMERY. the elegant way in
which he dresses the act and the
assistance given him this season by
Edna Courtney. makes his offering
one OF extraordinary merit. Madison
and Winchester. present an Offering
which they term as Versatile
Nonsense" that consists Of re-
markedly variety OF comedy magic.
eccentric dancing and witty dia-
iOgue MahOney and Rogers. in
a SeashOre Filtration" and Van
Camp and his highly educated pig
make up the bill.
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AT THE 0RPHEUM

CONTINUED FROM PAGE %
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SATURDAY-MAN OF THE DESERT" drama 81
reel Pathe comedy. PATHE WEEKLY of late events
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IL Those little Riddles "Jack
HI CARPENTER and VIRGINIA LEE CORBN You couldn't
the cutest little they this
NH newes tproduct
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& WALTON

Comedy Sketch, Amt
She Nice"
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DEMAREST E COLLETTE
Triling Talk and Funny
Fiddling.
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TIE AUDITORIUM
4 Managers.

We Holiday
dnsead Monday
will wllo
an ford to mIsa snged
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Filled with delightful comedy and heart interest touches
Sixteenth episode of 1.-THE FATAL RING" with PEARL
WHTE-only three of this exciting serial which will
be followed by ''TEE MYSTERY SHIP" patriotic serial
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
LAS GUARDiAS NACIONALES DE
TEXAS TORNAN A SUS
CASAS.

!Anteaver Sc rscibie"on ordenes en-
el Fuerte Sam Houston. para lcen-
ciar al 40. de Infanteria de Texas
c~stacionado en- el Campo Wilson. f!
iicenciamiento tuvo lIgar aver.
Durantc Ia semdna anterior los
exameneS medicos y los demas ira"
baios en- conexi6n con Ell cumplImien
10 de tai orden, Sc ~!levaron 4 efccto
Y aver en- Ia manana cl regimiento
estaba listo p&ra dejar el ~servicio.
Fl licenciamiento fue de POGO ITEM
DO ' los soldados quedaron ~cNpeditos
para salir durante el dia.
FL 20. de Infanteria de Texas fue
.Iicenc:ado el ~viernes en- Corpus Chris
ii Y aye la Compania No. ! del Hos
pital de Campana y Ia Bateria A. O.:
Artil!eria de Campana de Texas sera
relevada del serYicio en- aquelia mis-
ma estaci6n.
Manana sera relevado del serTlcic
el 80. de Infanteria de Texas que es'
ia tambien en- Corpus Christi Y nc
ouedari ALI un solo hombre de las
Guardias Nacion2les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
RgBO EN- LA CF(CINA DE UNA
COMFANIA.

L. cajI lie 5ie.ro de Il f. Y. Viii
= Dye;nS ard Cleaning Comp&n!
-C5 dc Il Avenida c., fue Voiada
- ~a:aJrugad" de aver por unos IA
dr~nes quienes Sc ~l.evaron $72.6O
que habia Ell ella. aSi ONO IN reloj
de 90 que estaba con el dinero. FL
reno Tue iescubierto hasta las G:@5
De "A Eaan&na : &v;saGo 4 Ia polic.a,
Dero hasJa ahor& NADIA sc ha podido
nacec paar coger los ladrones.
Este es el 3er robo de esta clase
Ell San AEtoajo reaiz&do Ell los u
limas s zemau,,s. Los lad:ones Sc Va
.icron Ge &}gan medic para que a
explosion no DroIujcra ruidO, pues
nacie en- N vscind:d Sc di0 cuenta de
ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
Sc CoRTO LA YUCULAR.

~ J..,,s. 10 c,o II
-" o,,o,-r.Lo or -, cpor-
%,1- 40 !, calIe dc W,
Conr~cfo. las $50 D. M.
" Hov.a,,d acnaI sucumbi6
iaA4oo l.. ,sr5;do dc sangre ca1sa-
+, nor ma herida en- el cuellc. Fua
Ya..,fo - HosniyaI Robert Green
romo.;,, Uos,;ra1 on ma ambutan-
-, 40 +, poI;c;, ,ynouc sin nrove
cSo .~,g,ra Ernunada fuertemente
c7 e., maro del muerto. fuG cncon
t.ada. SERUM Mr.. Howard, una pesada
navajo de barba. Ia cual lie fuc en-
rrcgada ! uno de los detectives del
Departamento.
La herida, qle media S ~pu!gadas
Sc oxteriia desdc ell lado derecho del
caeao cru.&ndo ID garganta hasta
mn puIg2da cerca de Ia oreja IL
cuic-da ' cortando la ylgular.
Embellishments despues que el
descubriniento fue hecho, Sc do
aviso a la policia V acudlo ell Captain
Brown V los detectives Flores Y Brad
ford.
Scg4n Mr.. Howard, 81 habia estado
con VT. Class sogamente pOcos mo-
mcntos antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
76 THEMES CON CUARDlAS MA
GONZALES SALIEKON HOY.

Setenta V seis trencs especlaleS
coaducar hoy Il las trogaS de Guar
dia Nacion&l 4 las rcspectiras esta-
Clones en- los iugares de Residential
de los miembros de aQuGlla. Cuando
q! D~eElrtamento cXpidiG rcciente-
mcnte Ia ordcn para que tales fuer-
"a: fuerar rcgresadas 4 u hoga-
res para ell 10. de .Abrii. cl COronel
II. L. Rogers, Jefe del Cuartelmaes
ire de. Departments del Su:, esta-
:ionado en- el Fuerte Sam Houston,
inmediatamente do los pasos nece-
sarios para tai moviliZaci0n. Hoy ell
Coroncl Rogers Sc siente s~atlsfecho
de que Ia ordcn haya sido complicd-
da con n semana de anticipation
te terminO fijado.
Practicamcnte, $50. 900 hombres
tu:ron llcvados a Ia frontera v Ia
pe:ici0n hecha para que Sc les rotor
nara = suS caSaS fue muy general.
Durantc los ultimos nueve dias,
$4,000 glardias nacionales ha5ian 81
10 cnviadoS fuera de Texas Y con los
QUO van hoy en- los &c renes de que
hablamos a! principle, el Dcparta-
del Sur h. hecho IN nuevo
record en- el mancjo de sus unidIGsS
del ejercito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
SpEHEDJ EN- LA CASA DE SA-
LUD CARA ALDAPE.

e. senior Porfirio Cantu, fue ope-
RADIO de IN tlmor que padecio duran
te diez amos, en- la casa de Salud del
doctor CARA Aldape. La operation
o~uirdrgica IA practice el mencionado
m6dico mexicano. con e%Xcelentes
r~esultados, pues el paciente Sc halla
va por complete restablecido en- su
casa. sta en- ell numero 1923 de Ia
Gale San Fernando.
e Sanatorio del doctor Cara Al
dape he sido va coiocado/a una gran
altara, a Ia altura de las mejores
Casas de Sa,ud, pues ACADIA de reel
Dir. segun pudimos verlo en- una VI
sta especial que hicimos, magnifl-
eos aDaratos moderncs con los cuales
81 cslimab'e medico meXicano sc ha-
IL On condolences de practicar las
mas d;ficiles operaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25

Ia que origina 'os ataques Y demas
~trastornos del nal.
A este bacilo 10 agrupa entire los
e~sporo1oarios, cultivable en- los me-
dos ordinarios Y hematicos, e lnocu-
liable, el y sus toxinas, en- los coneJoS,
en- los que ocasiona signos epileptl-
COS %evidentes.
Su resistencia y acantonamlento
habitual es en- Ell intestine ciego, de
donde emigra al p'asma, por Ia via
linfatica 0 sanguinea, especialmente
en- los individuos estrinidos.
De c%onfirmarse las investigaciones
de Charles Deed, Sc abriran nueyos
horizontes para Ell conocimiento de
n enfermedad tan e%Ntendida Y
que tantos trastornos acarrea; y es
indudable que los beneficios que pa
"a su profilaxis y tratamiento Sc re-
portarian, se"ian muy grandes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
SCLDADo MUE2TO DE UN COL.
Pc EN- Ia CARA.

Panhick Nc Kee. de 80 amos lie
edad CUE Tue licenciado el vie!ne*
en- Il nlaHana como miembro De IA
Compaa!a de a2:e,ral,adoras del 20.
Io ;nfanteria de Texas, rec!bio IN
.rsmcndo Eo:ne en- una Quijada Al in
~,s~veai- en- una riAa entire otEos
~~::r.ra soldados con e. p%rop6sito de
hace. Daz entire el!os. e golpe fue
De tai u~",lra:eza qle Nc. Kee c1yo
ri sue'o ?.iv&Go del sentido. Sc le
l.eyo 81 Memorial Hospital. pero al
..egav Sc encoatraron con que hAuia
mucr;o. FL hccho ocuri6 aver a Ia
!:3G p. IT. en- Ia cafe ne MAtamoros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
NoEicias d. IL <@<;ii1Clldad
DOS ROBES MAS.

u casa de Max Hsssei. G2l de Il
Gale Austin fue v:sit2d& antenoche
por los .adrones quienes Sc l'evaron
IN reloj de ORC con 2E diamante So
bre Ia tara IN lavaliisre con un ca
mafeo, I'm pendiente de perlas una
cad2na y III prendedor tambien de
orc. Una lave Maestro sirvi6 para
abrir II casa. Los articr:os mencio-
n-aos an.es fueron t0mados de una
c6modl del cuerto de IA sonora Hes
SCI.
De IA casa de Martin Lozano. ST.
tuaal en- las c&.!cs Perez y Salinas
se .ob&.on antaaoche n GAIA de
y, ,.Jos. an rt.oj ) UNA cadena, dos
v@;li-as ' III alfi.er. Tambien Sc lle-
ya.oa aigGnos articuios dc provisio-
nes &c boca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
TIBERIO.
Ell BACILO DE LA EPlDEMIA
I'm notable estudio.

F! doctor Charles A. Q. Deed, de
Cincinnati. en- Estados Uni3os, ha pu-
blicsdo en- The Journal of the Anne
rican Medical Association, trabajos
de observation e investigaciones de
l~aboratorio, de los que viene a dedu-
civ que la epilepsia es o~casionada por
Ia pulllaci6n en- la sangre, de un ba-
clio que Sc denomina epilepticus, y
que la acumulaci0n de sus toxinas esJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
PARTICIPANTS AL PUBLlCO

que habiendo a~mp!iado nuestra casa
de BANOS, estamos en- mejores con
diciones de ~ofrecer banos: RUSOS,
TURCOS, DE TINA, DE REGADE-
RA. ETC. ION toda clase de comodi-
Gadcs.
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATH
HOUSE. Subterraneo del Moore Bldg,
(!Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
COCIDO

Cogido en- el act0 de robar IN saco
de frijoI lie IN caro- De n Estacion
del /. and c. ". un mexieanO de 80
amos. fut arrestado por.el poIicia Cue
IRA 81 viernes L las 10 de Ia noche.
e sello del caro- fua rotO Y alberta
Ia puerta: = como Sc i.ata5a de m
envio del Go6ierno. {! pres0 seri
c~onsignado 4 iaS aItorEl&deS fedora
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
RoBO DE UN FORD DE CHICO
PASAJEROS.

In Ford de 5 pasajeros de R. /.
Outlaw. 1907 del canine de Corpus
Christi fue robado en- tanto sc ha!'a
ba situado cerea de la intersection
lie las Gales Travis Y Santa Maria.
L.evaba eI nGmero zoos.