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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
FUERON PASADOS POR LAS AK
MAS NUEVE ZAPATlSTAS
APREHENDIDOS EN- TU-
LANCINGO.
Ell Gobcrnador dc Hidalgo, Alfredo
Rodriguez, les aplico la Icy de
suspension dc g~araptias.
cr:r.>pnnIrrria E>prrrar para IN rRENs'.

cr:''>p""'l"Hri' E>"''T'' para Ia
PACHUCA. hncro "o.-\uGES III
djvid1os aprchcndidoS en- e D'S"''.
dc Talancingo por las IuerH"S Ga
rranci<,as. tueron ira'HoS " 'S'a GU
dad por or4en del gooernauo' 'n'''-"'
Alfredo Rodriguez, QUEEN "ISp"'o
Cue, Sc les aplicaca Ia ley DC SuaP'h-
sion dc g~arantias d~ccrctadaS por IA
bio Gonzalez ' que csta en- vIgor c"
este Estado. Dicho dccreto dc Con
zalcz dice:
"Avt. lo--Scran paNad"S por las
&rmas, sin mis- requisite que Ia CO.
rrcspondicntc identification:
|. Tcaio iudividUo que dl"ccta Is
'i'''' - ~""'~''~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
La actividsd de Jose Ines
SaI5zar en- Ia region &C.
cidental de chihuahua
LA POBLACION DE CASAS GRAN
DES FUE OCUPADA POR LAS
FUERZAS DEL REFERlo
10 JEFE.
corrc>pon Icncia Especial para L. PRENsA.

Currr>pon Icnria Especial para L. PRtNsA'
FL PASO. Tex. Fcbrcro 5.-Nue-
var,antc nan circulado rumorcs muy
insistcntcs dc quo Jose Ines SaIazar,
! undo a Mariana T'amCS Y otroS jcfrS
yiilistas. ha ocupado CaSas GrandeS.
al frcntc de un regular numcro de
f~ucr2aS.
Los informcS fucrou traidoS por I'm
mcyicano. uuien ascgura haber eStado
. cutrc las fuerzas de SalaZar. y qu;en
dice aug fuG portador De una carta Del
icfe rcbcldc, para su famlia, radical
da aqui.
Salazar. scgun esos informes. pene-
Ir5 cn Casas Grandes cl viernes en- la
noche. despuGs de un combate ligero
con Ia cuarnici6n carrancista, que sc
VIC obligada a replegarsc al Nortc,
prcsumiGndcsc que Sc dirIgc d Guz-
man 0 a Ciudad Juarez.
Las fucrzas de los hcrmanos Murgia
Sc encucntran en- Charcos, acampadas
desde nace mas dc cuatro dias.
Este grupo, Segln informcs fidcdig-
nos, e.; dc ccrca dc 500 hombres.
SaIazar. scgJn rcfiere la persona
antcs citlda, trae aproXimadamentc
1920 aoarbrcs. entire cllos IN cscua-
dr6n de diram!t"ros.
En- fucntcs oficialcs c~arrancistas Sc
neraron cstas noticias. d]iclcndOse que
todo el territorio evacuado por las fuer
zas an;cricanas de Pershing Sc encucn-
tra en- Ia a,tualidad abandonado. pc
70 u muy prontc 10 ocupaTan 1000
carrancistas que han salido va de Chi
huahua con csc cbjeto. Tambien sc
indic6 en- fucntcs c~arrancistas que es
de esperarse. para dcntro de My po-
COS dias. un combate de i~mpcrtancia
en- ell Estado de Chihuahua, entire ca
rrancistas Y villistas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
DECRECE Ell TITO PERO hUMEN
IA LA VIRUELA EN- Qua
DALAJARA.

:oryr>pOrdrnria :>n"rIai para ~ PEENsN.
GUADALAJARA, Encro 39.-La
epidemic de la ~viruela, a juzgar por
los datos quc Sc han suministrado por
personals que mcrccen cntcro crcdlto.
esta causando muchos cstragos entire
la populosa partc dc csta ciudad, Que
abarca ell pcrimctro de Ia cuarta dc,
m~arcacion dc policla.
La vigilancia cncomcndada a Ia b"i-
gada sanitaria adscripta 4 csta de-
marcaci0n. no es TODD 10 eficaZ que
dcbiera. c infinidad de casoS DC
caracter epidtmico pcrmanccen le'
norados. sin saberse por que causa'
Dor los ~cmpleados dc dicha brIgada.
40 Sc han practicable las viSltaS
rc-lamentarias en- las habitacioncs :?
casas de vccindad. nj tampoco Sc han
rcvisado los c~xcuSados : lav;derts. Il
pc,ar dc que en- csa barriaIa los gu'
mas abundam son los que Sc cncucn-
tran fucra de to,las las prescription
mes higintnicas y s]anitariaS.
La tardc del vicrncs pr0Xilho pa
sado. fucron cnviadas al Hospital g.
vii y al d~epartamento de cpidemiadoS,
dos ninas atacadas dc virucla ncgra.
y uuc sc contagiaron en- la misma We
cindad en- que vivian, pucs que con
antcrioridad. hubo varios caSos DC
csa cnfcrmcdad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

correspondence Especial para LA PRENSA.
MONTERREY, n. l.. Fcbrcro 4.
Pablo A. de Ia CARA, ~gobernador
militar del Estadc, ha obtcnido de
rucvo permiso dc Ia S~ccrctaria de
Guerra para separarse del mando de
las fucrzas que forman la brigade
''Nucvo Leon" o cI objeto dc atcn-
dcl a los trabajos politicos que yiene
hacienda como candidate al gobjcrnc
del Estado.
Dc la Cara sc habia hccho cargo
nucvamcntc dc la brigada "Nucvo
Leon" por habcrlo %dispueSto asi la
Secrctaria dc Guerra, a rail- dc n
caida de la ciudad de Torrc6M Ell pc
der de las tropas de Francisco Villa.
Como Sc cr"y6 que cl jcfe rcbe:de
ina Il avanzar sohre cSta ciudad, Obrc
cor orden6 al general dc Ia Cara
Que tomara el mando de sus trOpas Y
rri r~ccorccntrara GstaS aQui para dc
fender la plaza en- case De I'm ataquc.
Como los carranci>tas Green que Vi
LA ha sido aniquilado en- Chihuahua
' uuc ningun peligro representa- "a.
tcdos los jcfeS mili;arcs que hahian
yuelto al servicio active. han pcdido
de nuevo liccncia para ~aoandora" 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
sienio aprehendidos en- la
redo presuntOs eOnspjradOres
Pedro Rodarte fue detenido acusado de
violar las leyes de neuttalidad

Ianz6 una convocatOria 4 touoS los
miembros de la rcferida association,
para que Sc reunieran Ell los salones
del Hotel Hamilton, col el objeto q
discutir i~mportantcs asuntos. PreSen-
tadas todas las damaS que forman Il
Cruz Roja Local. Ia senorita Brulard
manifesto que era ]convcnicntc activar
los trabaios dc la socicdad a fin de
que ~cStuviera liSta para prcStar sus
scrvicioS en- case dc que SC hicieran
n~cccsarios con motive dc la crisis con
.Alcmania.
Sc hicieron los arrcglos n~cccsarios
para tener disponiblc un hospital.
habitudose nombrado los comit3s pa
IA que SC encarguen de Ia recaud~
ci5a de fondos. compra de ropa, pre-
rarac:ju de clementos Qu~irurgicos
etc, etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
Ocurrio una terrible catastrofc
fcrrocarrilcra.

TiGncnSc noticias De que en- la
~ccrcanias dc Ia ciudad dc Parras.
Coahuila. ocurri6 una trcmcnda catds
trofc ferrocarrilcra. al chocar I'm trcn
que habia salido dc SaltiIIO con otro
que sc dirigia d la referida capital.
Los informcS que han llegado a eS-
Ia ciudad no dan ningunos dctallcs
de la catastrofc y solo SC dice en-
clos que ]porccicron muchos pasaje-
roS. habicndosc cnviado de Saltillo
I'm trcn de auxilio para cl lugar del
a~ccidcntc d fin dc conducir rapida-
mcnte Il aquclla capital a los super
vivientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
ALMAS BENEFICIAD0RAS

Son aqucilas que hacen algo para
toGo ser humane. Las Tres almaS nue.
vas traeu an mCn~alc para listed. ne
dele de yer Ia PRENSA del domingo
II &c Mario de 1917. y ALI cncontrdra
cI meu>aje que trao nueYds de i'm
]pOrtanCia para listed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
FUERON CAPTURADAS LAS POBLACI0NES
De CHINA Y RAY0NES, NUEVO LEON
Pablo de Ia CARA anuncia que Sc redrara del Cbno. para poner-
Sc al frente de sus ~partidarios en- Ia campafa electoral

sc temio que hubiera sido c~arturado
por los rebe!des; pero deSpucS Sc supo
u la d~ctencion obedecia a que IN
puente situado entire las estaciones
mcncionadas habia sido qucmado y Sc
cstaba procediendo a su reparaclon.
Suponcsc que alguna partFda rebel
dc. al pasar por la via del ferrocarrII'
prendio fucgo al pucntc, intcrrum-
ricndo asi ell trafico con Nuevo La
redo por mas dc I'm dia.
Sc fomentara la agriculture.
Edmundo Pena, graduado en- Ia cS-
cuc,a de agricultural de Ciudad Jua-
rez va a establecer, ell cOmpanla dc
otros ingenicros, una ~olicina dc agr!-
cultura en- esta capital y Ia cuai sera
aiedicaaa al fomcnto de ia agricultural
en- general y a Ia propagation y crl-
two de las scmillas que Sc pueden
adaptar al china Y tefrcnos del Esta-
do de Nuevo Leon.
La compania agriCola i~nstalara pro
ximamente tres vivcros; n en- la
poblaci6n de Montemorcios. ctro en-
la congregation de Topo Chico y OTTO
al occidcnte de csta ciudad, en- I'm pun
70 rarrgno = In via quc cor MICA con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

SECRETGS MARtVHLOSGS.-Si usted ue-
sea hallar telicidad. sUcrtc. fortuna. amor
gloria y SoSieRo. 81 listed feSca toner eHl-
70 en- ell concrete, 81 qIiere tritIntar Ell sus
smETcsas, 81 Qulere h"Ccrse amar, 81 Quiere
-allr vICr0riOSo en- todos suS asui!tos y 10
sr1T lOdos sIls descOS. ptda mi curIoSo IL
arIia. que le Sera enviado gratis a vuel-
ig % zorro Eirrrridn. Sr. J. VERGE, Apar'
,aln ili. lIlhdnH. Guka.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
;TIENE listed ALMA?

:Esta ei alma en- SUI cuerpO! SEsta
listed sano y fuerte. o debil y mori-
burdo? III m~cnsaje que por medic de
este periodico mandarin las tres al
mas nuevas. es dc sumo interes para
TODD ser humane. Lea La PRENSA
del domingo IL de Mario de 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
e. trafico con Laredo

E. trafico entire esta ciudad Y la dc
Nucvo Laredo cstuvo aver intcrrum-
pido. Cuando Sc Two noticia de quo
ell tren de pasajeros que vcnia de la
frontcra Sc encontraba detenido entire
las cstacioncs dc Salinas y Morales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

!NTERt S~tHTE.-i'FcGig0 IN rrita on que
- hsra la laA IN Europa. Las personals
GuC Gr>rcn ]!ruriIca lIar"r apuc>tdS Cnnint-
20. ii lriupu o>lipulddr 10 publiCare
IN ids columns ,ir este Icrl6dirU. PUG
den rsrTILIr,r" s"brc ri particular a 1919
Elm 81, DALLAS, TENhS. i.pigIncnio Po-
Trt<. cen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

ia SRA. Mariana "arrId d">ca -ab"r -
r.~arlIrru lei -. IaI"nlu Garcia Y j" IT.
~ra. Ngu>iiua NI!irI,. c>'1ndp r>la illl:nI
cn Turr.niI 'rI g. III" hr 1913. bc duldr g.
trrhrG 2 I'll mia - dara yraiIfiract0m 4
uuIrfr de Ifrurur~ rI"rin~. DlriJasc 4 Bias
trltrOy. IN pETI.p. CiL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

Cuando ncccs4te Iibros en- espanoI, di-
rigirse a Ignacio {. Lozano.-6e7 Do
lorosa St.-San Antonio, Texas
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ARkEG..O SOMBFER0S-ic schoTss, scfo.
rltas Y nIiIOS, rUr inalO qIc sea cl cStado
en- que sc c"lCIcntren ! lU: dc!ertorsdos
ulG ester S:s aIprnu-. uS rcrorfno V
lIm1io perfcCtamcnfc Y los dcjO arrcgla-
dos u Ia rltiine mnda. por ~ Y - cen,avos.
sra. ltuDiG. iiJ Reynolds ST. Tele!ono Gro
rkeii SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

II 8'rSiStdS lHS diI SG IINS'ill" O"h N'
g~uarnici6n Y las cualcs Sc rctiraro,
con rumbo a Los Ramoncs.
Tambien sc tienen noticia de que
la poblaci6n de Rayoncs fuG atacads
por una partida dc rebeldes que Sc sa,
/ be ~pcrtcnccen a las fucrZaS de Care,
ra Torres. Dc Montcmorclos salicror
tropas pcrtenccicntcs 4 la brigade
"Nuevo Leon" dc la que cs icfc G.
~gobcrnador de la Cara. con cl ohic,
to dc atacar a los carrcristas por Ia
~rctaguardia. Sc trabo un combatc on
cl canon dc las sieraS que atraviesan
Ia villa &c RayoncS, hanicndo mucrtos
Y hcridos de ambas parties. cuyo MI
nero no sc ha prCciSado. Los carrc-
ristas abandonaron Rayones yendo 4
tomar rcfugic m las sierraS para
preparar emboscadas 4 las tropas ca
rrancistas.
Ell trafico cn.re Monterrey y Tam
pico.
Mas dc ocho dias cstuvo intcrrum-
pido cl crafico fc~rrocarrilcro entire
csta ciudad Y cl importante puerto
de Tampico. como c~onsecuencia de
los grandeS dcspcrfcctos cauSados en-
la via fcrrea por las fucrzas rcvolu-
]cionarias Que venian opcrando entire
Ciudad Victoria Y Linarcs. Rcpara-
dos. aunQuc de una mancra provisio-
nal. csos deSpcrfcctDS. puao llc~ar 4
cSta ciulad. aver, c. primer tren pro.
cedentc de Tampico t~rayendO pasa
jcros y carga. De aqui sali6 aver m
mo TN trcn miXto para cl puerto. yen
DO cUstodiado nor I'm buen numcro dc
soIdadcs del gobicrno dc facto. para
defender al convoy de un ataquc dc
parte dc los rcbcldes.
Fl rucntc de Santa Engracia, que
fuG U~cstruido por los carrcristas, ha
qucdado ~rcparado. aunque no de una
mancra satisfactoria. FL tvafico en-
ire csta ciudad y Tampico esta ha-
cicndosc dc una manera muy irregu-
lar. pucs solo dos trenes corrcn a Ia
s1mdna entire ambas importantcs po-
biacioncS.
I'm IYg. ,Ff.i--- IL. I,- orr,..r.iI,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
PESQUISAS:-

DEsEO sabcr ri rarad"ro DEF =. I;aIi6u
>ilI de- NLra. !r ru"rIu regular. 'abeilu
negro. CrJa> drGIcdda>. hlalirp. Dpra :rdlr-
t!c y 'IhIU> .~r;I'~r~. ui=ut' negro. bdrU'I
r"rrada n"Gra. rJiTl r'1u''da Y lidflA riIata.
.rdlIririiC ,t,iI SiC.up d Ia pcr>"ilJ ~" rr
de- IuTnrIu> tiIIlr~. IDnrrpriui, de an.
Wood lll,y Vt. /. Hot - TINS.
G9iJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
Ipicia sus trabajos la Cruz Roja.

La scnorita Ana Brulard, Sccrcta-
ria de IA Cruz Roja. association local,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
! 4, JnNTEN ErIOirria III Rubi. - rnrar,

"a de- tod" irabaiu dc alhaja> \ ~r"lUJc>. "a
rariIhalIu ""iurO>tura y material idiubirIi
alIcIIdr ;u,Io ,",!Idu 81 Titles dr guerra y
rrlnjcTia. dll,Gu prrrin> al pUr IuaNur. ="
aIi"ndrl 0rlrn"> lur rorr"O. VI. T.. I;u"dt.
G1i al Tornado -. Los Angels, Gal.
t!J.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

ii. NECESSITY Irr- a@cIlr~ r'Iu.ri"nl"~
,rn "ct"r"ir'Ii> ara r"rD.cr A. l"G'> pc
irulil~rI- t!r una .Tan rnrr:rrrarI@n mrSi-
r,na ,GI~'Iada 81 81 i~tlGu ~ l"Na~.
Guri!I CUrui>.UI ) lrILliu l'ur hI":t ll"l
,p. l]IrIlLil> Il I. :. ENrUrl and import
49,. ~ Er&dy l,i-.. san NnIunlO l"Na>.
eli.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

j'1>a e Ia ID. pi'na. col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08

II II al.uuU &c los pGchl0s dc,edn Orga-
MAR muslca,. bahia u Orquesta m"NiCana,
tlrlldn>c al Professor AIrcllO Flores, 500
;. rcLUs 81. san ANTONIO, TEXAS.
NECESII AMOs-SaSIrc. irabaio SECURE V
bucu suicide. NCIcSiIa bucnaS retcrcnciaS.
!rurrt and Co. san BENlTO, TEXAS, ?. o.
TO- All. (2i5I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-08
SOLICITUDES:.

ltf:sE:0 rorrc-punH"r con -"iDra " >"iiUrI
IL mckI'ala 10 nH,r," =" - aiiu>. uII"i"
.~uaIuuIunip. 1rutu ii IGu~ b 10y trabr-
raInr. VI dirr"@f6E - Bus =. LARAMIE.
WNu. Manuel thuG. i3l%'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
NUMBER IS.

tional campaign helped elect Whit
Martin. Whit Martin, in turn, be-
comes for the moment figure of
great Importance in congress. We
hope, for the sake of Louisiana, that
he viii make decisions and take po-
sitions that win cause him to con-
tinue to be a figure of great import
ance there.
'The Democratic party has drift
ed steadily toward Progressive doc
trines. 1t has given us the Missis-
sippi flood control bill, a measure of
stupendous Importance. It has par
TALLY restored the tariff on sugar. 1t
is reasonable to assume that it will
place higher tariff on sugar, as we'll
as restore the tariff on rice-for the
nation is confronted by stupendous
needs for revenue.
altogether, the fight which some
interests in Louisiana have made for
recognition for the state and for JUS
tice for it's industries seems we'll
worth while. It is important for
Washington now to consider what
Louisiana thinks and wants before it
initiates new legislation and policies.
"Our own people should realize
that what they do, say and think can
be made important. Mr.. Martin seems
to us to be peculiarly in position to
present their case effectively"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
In Memoriam.

The cloud of sorrow crowds out
the sunshine at S. V. l., for one of
it's beloved pupils, Zoe Schexnaydre,
1as been summoned to the realm of
rest. No wonder q dull spirit hovers
FER the place, for has It not lost one
whose life was all gladness-one who
brought sunshine where e'er she went.
Her loss is felt more deeply by her
who, knowing her the
better, loved her all the more.
Like flower that's just started
blooming,
And has perfumed the air with its
breath;
Then ali of a sudden is plucked
from its stem,
By the hand :unbidden, called
DEATH
And now he hearts who have
loved it,
Whose lives it has frightened for
years;
Are overfiowing with sorrow
And sleeping in loves scalding
tears. --.. ~.
Though gone she'll ne'er be for
gotten, :,
Since death could not take all
away;
For her spirit which brought joy
and sunshine,
Will live on through memory's long
day.
ETHEL PARK.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
APPEAL FOR SPECIAL SESSION.
Gonzales Farmers Ask Repeal of
Widows Dowry Bar to Loans.

At mass meeting of farmers held
at Gonzales, the following preamble
and resolution was adopted, urging
that special session of the legisla-
ture be convened to change the wild
owls dowry exemption in the state
law so as to enable the recently es-
tablished farm loan banks to make
loans to small farmers in Louisiana :
''The conclusion and decision reach
ed and announced by the officials of
the federal farm loan bank is su-
preme and final as to the legal effect
of article 1882 of the civil code of
Louisiana, and bars the small farmer
from participating in loans to be
made by said bank, and the disputa
tions over the Interpretation of the
provisions Of said article by all the
legal talent Of Louisiana are in vain
and will not affect the ruling of the
governing board Of said bank, and
because of the supreme and vital i'm
portance to the small farmer of Lou
isiana that there be a speedy and
satisfactory change ii the law made.
to conform to the Interpretation and
construction Of the officials Of said
bank, it behooves the people Of Lou
isiana to call upon the governor to
convene the general assembly in spe
cial session, which is the only legal
method of procedure to obtain the de-
sired relief, therefore it is the sense
| of this meeting that:
"Whereas, it appears from the po-
sition assumed by the officials of the
federal farm loan bank that article
1882 of the revised civil code Of Lou
isiana contains an obstacle and prac-
tically legal prohibition against the
small farmer of Louisiana securing
loans from the said bank, thereby
prohibiting the most needy and
worthy from receiving the assistance
and benefits to be derived from Sc
curing said loans; therefore,
"Be it resolved by the farmers OF
east Ascension, now in mass meeting
assembled, that Governor Ruffin G.
Pleasant be urged to convene the
general assembly in extraordinary
session at the earliest possible time
for the purpose Of repeating or
amending said article 1882 of the
civil code so as to permit the small
farmer to enjoy the full measure OF
benefits and opportunities offered by
the federal farm loan bank"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
TUBERCULOSIS KNOWLEDGE.
Splitting and kissing Largely Re-
sponsible for Spread of Disease.

Now that tlk3 celtrol and preven-
ton of tuberculosis Us so well known,
it is possible to improve conditions
everywhere. A few facts should be
generally told to those who have al,
ready contracted the disease, as well
as to those who are FREQ from IT,
To say you are not afraid OF tuper-
culosis and to sleep with persons who
have it, and eat and drink after them,
does not mean you will not catch It.
Such course shows ignorance. Nine
times out of ten you will catch the
disease.
The germ of tuberculosis lies IN
the spit of the person having 1t. care
should be taken that this spit goes
not come in contact with others. Peo-
pie with tuberculosis should spit III
splitting cups, or in paper, or rags
and these should be burned a11eI-
wards. Do not allow them to lie
around for children or other people
to handle. And do not throw, sucn
rags away, for they may be gatnereu
by rag-men or by children ana 50
spread the disease.
Another way to catch tuberculosis
is by kissing. People who have tuber-
culosis like to kiss. On greeting per
sons they love, they often want 10
kiss them not only once but twice. I,
This is one of the symptoms OF the
disease. Kissing is a bad habit, any
how, and should be avoided. A smiie
or a good hearty handshake is mueh
better, safer and frequently more
pleasant to the recipient.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
Rides Well and Fights Hard.

William S. Hart is given more than
the customary number of opportuni-
ties to display his athletic prowess in
"The Return of Draw Egan," which
will be today's attraction at the Gem.
Perhaps the most unusual stunt this
notable actor performs during the ac-
ton Of the play is that of picking up
a handkerchief from the ground while
astride the back of horse The scene
is not ''padding"-ic., it was not
made simply for the purpose Of giving
Hart chance to play to the gallery"
but it is actually material to the
story, for it serves to establish the
admiration and gallantry which he,
as a reformed bandit, shows toward
the girl that has come into his life.
Hart, it is said, did not even rehearse
the stunt, so adept is he at feats Of
this nature, but merely rode up to
the camera, where Margery Wilson,
who plays the girl, was standing-and
recovered the handkerchief.
Another thrill in the picture is that
OF a hand-to-hand encounter staged
between w. S. Hart and Leo Willis,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
Good News of "I.ep" WE'LL.

We learn from the Lafayette Ad-
yertiser of the goth inst. that Leopold
WE'LL, of Weill Bros sale stable, has
just returned to Lafayette with one
of the finest assortments of mares,
mules and saddle horses ever brought
to that section. every one of these
animals was purchased in Kentucky
and was selected by Mr.. WE'LL him
SELF" says the Advertiser. "This is
second purchase of its kind during
the last thirty days, the first shipment
having been sold to farmers and citi-
zens Of this and neighboring parishes.
WE'LL Bros. have been doing business
here for number of years, and judg-
ing from the great number of horses
and mules which they handle and sell
so quickly they evidently must treat
their patrons right, both as to price
and the grade of stock they handle. !"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
LIFT YOUR C0RNs
OFF WITH FINGEnS
's''s now to loosen a tender corn
or eallus 90 it lifts out
without pain.

:. You reckless men and women who
".e ~ pestered with corns and who have
ast A. aeast oncA week invited an awful
asa1h asa from lockjaw or blood poison
~ - now told by Cincinnati authority
~ ~ use a drug called freezone, which
~ t,s moment few drops are applied
Ia, ~ any corn or eallus the soreness is re-
aseo iaa ana soon the entire corn or cal
gers. va IVA WAC nn
ii. Frreezone dries the moment It is an.
p,.ea, Ins ana simply shrivels the corn or cal
tSa ths Without infiaming or even irritating
hat.s ~ surrounding tissue or skin. A small
A ssa,e as OF freezone will cost very little
t;va,ay il aly OF the drug stores, but win posi-.
soft s's rld ones feet of every hard or
drn,ae.orh eorh or hardened callus. If your
Il tseslst y hasn't any freezone he can get
= my Wholesale drug house for Yoa,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-03-31
uousEwoRK is A BURDEN.

Woman's lot is weary one at best.
But with backache and other distress
ing kidney ills life indeed becomes
burden. Doan's Kidney Pills have
made life brighter for many BATON
Rouge women. Read what MRS III
Mrs. W. ]. Himel, eo4 st. Louis
street, Baton Rouge, La, says: Il
was troubled great deal by my back.
At times could hardly do my house
work. Sharp twinges caught me me
across my kidneys. I got great rellef
from the first few doses Of Doanas
Kidney Pills and after taking one box
or SO, didn't have that dull pam
across the small of my back.
Price SO cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Himel had. Foster-Milbufn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-(Adv.)