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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

NEW YORK, June =
New high records were established in the
early cotton dealings today on an active
general demand, with only a scattered sup
ply At the opening the market was only
barely steady and prices were down 5 to
10 points.
There was selling of hedges by the South,
the advance on Friday locally having put
prices where this could be done profitably
and profit-taking was INDUCED in.
The demand was only small. commission
houses and spot interests taking the various
months
AS soon as the early supply was absorbed.
however, the demand increased, and within
ten minutes July had advanced to 22.50c,
or IS points from the initial level and II
points more than the previous close, while
october crossed the 22c level, selling at
%. .0Sc, or 2l points over the opening and Is
points better than at the end yesterday. De-
Cember advanced also, crossing 22C.
Profit taking resulted in recessiuns from
the top figures, and at the close prices were
unchanged to points net lower.
1t was noted that there were only a few
buying orders on the CALL indicating un-
certainty or probably belief that there
would be a sharp advance, and the COM
paratively easy start brought in a flood of
buying orders which caused a remarkably
big advance in about five minutes of trad
ings.
Receipts at the ports for the day were
estimated at 1000 bales compared with
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CENSORSHIP SECTION DIES
Senate's Administration Leaders to
Take No Further Action

WASHINGTON. June administration
managers in the Senate decided to let the
newspaper section of the espionage bill die
with the House vote Of Thursday against
it,
The Senate conferecs expect TO drop the
haI thought section out entirely and bring
the bill before the Senate for final passage
containing only the undsputed provisions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS
The quotations on butter and aggs H.
below are yesterdays closing pricess HNen

BUTTER-Ths market rulsd -
loWeI under irefr onerings and easier snd nl, ie
~ ~aaness AZ REVISED hgures demand Wa Vutsidae Initdae
clent TO absorb the arrivals Of virf,,a5i, sutn.
S9es vel oil packed creamery Fancy pribt! ~
OF the Supply was OF unattractiye siocipt much
uOns: ." faiue' Quota
,DsSsIs Wssisr9 fresh solia;Pssksd creamery fancy
5pstsA sAtddsS' dsV44e extra hrsts 4sc,
4eei aYegaags,, extra, ~ q 4be: hfsts aaS1sy.
jeSSSs al special fancy brands Of priass
R RE1osEpsmaRd was fair and values v.,.
WI, malnihinfq on fancy stock Offsrinss" "
Sss doi ana shs; We. stock howsyef.
NsarhE. fIsts tif,lo per ease 40. cur,.n, :.
5iYa6 orio ~ hsr fasti Nsafern .lHFa dfaiS.
itfnef sp,.fiSq carefully c4ndft1 e9l1 01ro i.E
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RADIUM TO LIGHT wARsHIPS
Its Use Below Decks Predicted by Gov.
ernment Investigator

PITTSBURGH, June 2.-Radium to light
the holds Of battleships, thus saving the
dicted by Or. Howard A. Kelly, OF Balti-
more official investigator Of the United
States Government.
AS the radium supply Is limited, there Is
danger Of a scarcity for medical purposes
since the arts and crafts have begun TO
make extensive use of IT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
PROVISIONS

There was little trading but values were
well maintained. The quotations were fol-
lows: city beef in sets smoked and ai..-
dried, 35lgc, western beef, in sets. smoked,
3jig c. city beef. knuckles and tenders, smoked
and air.dried. 3Bi7 C.; western beef, knuckca
and tenders. smoked. 36i5 C.: beef hams. $50 ~
81: pork family, t4I5Gq4 hams. $. T. cured
loose. - n 2bl7 do, skinned. loose. 2T427l2 G.;
DO. do smoked. 2sa 2sa c; other MANS, smoked
clty cured as to brand and average. 2G@@6a,c:
mans. smoked, western cured. 20 n 2Bl2 c. do,
boiled. boncless Ale: picnic shoulders, S. r.
cured, loose 2lisc: do smoked. 22iA G. bellies
in pickle, according to average, loose, 29c
breakfast bacon as to brand and average, city
cured. 36c; breakfast bacon, western cured 35c;
tubs. 24ia lard pure city, kettle rendered. in
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ACTUAL
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. June >.

Wa NJ IVIN' JUTIV
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey: Probably showers and thunderstorms
tonight and Sunday; continued mild tenn
perature moderate south winds.
The barometrlc pressure conditions are
unsettled in all parts of the country this
morning The chief disturbance has moved
from Oklahoma northeastward to Illinois
during the last twenty-four hours and has
caused showers over most Of the great central
valleys The eastern storm has passed out
of the field Of observation, having caused
showers in the Atlantic States northward,
The twenty.four hour temperature changes
have been local, irregular and generally
Seasonable conditions prevail
in the eastern half of the country
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

United Light and Railway reriI.r ,,,.,
OF in per cent on the preferred and Se @
OF rscorS ne common % stock payable July 10 Etoc
Yukon Alaska Trust regular ouartar,,, .,
juno s. ~ -" W STOCK or record
Ohio ONO cities Gas, quarterly Of IL per cant -.
record June is 70 STOCK Of
Haskell Barker Car Company ouss,.-,..
OF 20 cents snare payable july 3 10 laIiieFlg
5s00t6S mo1tS June 10 This is the same as tsrei oi
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June S Not a Delaware Holiday

DOVER. Del. June 2.-Govsrnor Town
send announced that he would not issue
a proclamation making Tuesday, June
s. a holiday, although he had been re-
quested to do 40. on account OF II being
war registration day. The Governor de-
clared he did not believe II to be necessary
He is undecided whether or not to close
the saloons on that day.
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Reeelyers Outline Plan 70 Sem RO.d

COLUMBUS o., June 2.-Morrlson III
Waite, Cincinnati attorney. and other legal
representatives OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad which is in the
hands Of a receiver outlined 20 the Pub
lie utilities Commission 4 proposed uIan
for the sale of the road on Jupe y Il ~
expected that the Baltimore and Ohio wI1
buy lhc road. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, June 2.-HoGs-Receipts, 5000
ana bqtehsrs .I5 t69isog ssgd bsssSyyy, s1ss5 s1SsS
bd9 rSSsh hs1,Hy ,iG 5osl lbS5e Light
CATTLE-Receipts 20O0 head Market weak
Beeyes ~ y ls; IOi cows and hslfeTs, 1910
IS 80 s2sfEsrE a9s esGss issdeEs t90ioeo Tex
. sHEEP--Receipts, 1000 head. Market weak
Eatiyse, and western sl0al2. lambs. 1i2.5O
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Henry L. sdmsOn "a Soldier Now"

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Henry l.. slim
son, one time Secretary of War will serve
as an officer OF the reserve corps in the
judge advocate generals branch OF the
army. He came TO Washington to make
arrangements 10 take up his work II am
now a soldier" he said, and would make
no further comment about his plans.
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FRESH FRUITS

crate offerings. but trade was quiet. Quota ations
Bs9%in BGS%f &gp' dd PaHds '3.%d
8 -WlnesaD, 80. / $4,000; DO, unFraded,
s.. 30 q 3 %. Apples, northwestern per box
81 15OG250. Lemons, per box. $2.5O636O
Oranges Florida, per crate-Bright. fancy $40
h.50; Russet. fancy. S2m3.5O, poor 75c IDSi 80
Grapefruit, Florida. per crate. S2a3iO. Pine
apples. Porto Rico, Per crate, S2m3@5. Straw
Shore, fancy, 0p12 do. fair to e6od. 66fsc'
WatermclDns. Florida, per car. $500 N 500
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No Change in Sugar PRICES

NEW YORK June 2.-Fine granulated
sugar is unchanged, with the America
Sugar Refining Company quoting at 7.5Oc
b, II. Howell, Son & Co. and Arbuckle
Brothers quote Sc. The Federal and War
ner companies continue withdrawn from the
market. The last sale in spot Cuban raws
was at 596c.
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Sugar Futures Lower

NEW YORK, June 2.-The lower spot
basis caused further liquidation in sugar
futures at the start today and first prices
were unchanged TO decline Of points with
only moderate business put through on
the call. Sales amounted 10 500 tons,
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COTTON HITS NEW
HIGH RECORDS AGAIN
July at 22.50 Cents and Other
Futures Soar Also-Close
Is Lower
,oTToN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, June 2.-The following tenn
peratures were recorded In the cotton belt
this morning: Oklahoma, iS; Abilene, bli
Ashevne. SO; Memphis and Knoxville, 86i
Little Rock. 81; Chattanooga, Ihomasvllle
and Raleigh, 40; Wilmington, az; Atlanta,
birmingham, Meridian and san Antonio, "a;
shreveport, Del Rio, New Orleans, Macon,
Augusta and jacksonville, i6i Corpus Christi,
Galveston, Mobile, Pensacola and Tampa, 49,
Charleston and savannah, so.
There was .01 Of precipitation at Knox
yille Augusta and Charleston, .O8 at Raleigh,
20 at Chattanooga, .4S at Asheville and $50
at Memphla.
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CLEARINGS CONTINUE LARGE
Much Above Last Year, but Off a Little
for Week

Bank clearings continue large through
out the country, and. while the total this
week was S5,457,333,51O as compared with
S5979,Os9,S9l last week, it was 25.4 per
cent above the corresponding week Of last
year
Details follow:
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Reading COnsistOry Granted Charter

READING, Pa, June 2.--Notice was re-
celved here from Boston that a char
ter has been granted for thirty-second de-
gree Scottish Rite Masonic conslstory for
Reading II viii be instituted the third
week OF this month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02
Silver and Minor Coin Made in Mnu

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Coinage exc
cuted at the United States mints during
May amounted to $346 400 Of silver coin and
$Ss2,014 Of minor coin. No gold was coined
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Average Loans Increase, but All Other
Items Are Lower

NEW YORK, June 2-The New YORK
bank statement this week shows an in
crease in the average loans, but decrease
in the actual loans and in all other items
in both statements.
Details follow:
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Cotton Statistics

NEW YORK June 2-The statistical positior
Of cotton is follows:
u , This wk Last wk. Last yr.
4 a ! visible
supply ..... 3,S2l Sq5 3.e5pa17 4 AsO 71o
or which Amer '''''
lean ...,.... 2,517, Sg5 2627.O17 OGR 10
Total in sight
June l -. II S97.701 11.78Aa7s II .55s. .G57
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

CHEESE sold slowly with ample offerings at
the late decline. Quotations: New York. full
cream, fancy, new, 25h 25lP c; specials higher
do, fair TO good, new, 2il2 a 25C. do pa rt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

rHlLADELPHIA-Call per cent. Time
i, per cent: Commercial paper, three to
Six months, Az @4% per cent
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Tn" market was quiet but steady Franklin
quoted G5Oc; MCCahan. Sc. and the Pennsyl-
Nania Sugar Company S.25c for extra fine
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

cant 10 thiI'y Gays oyer thirty to sixty ner
B per cent " ~ NN"'' over ninety,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

{. E. Schaff, receiver for Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway, has been appointed
receiver also for the Wichita Falls and
northwestern Railway, a subsidiary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02
Local Reserve Bank Statement

The statement of the condition Of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Philadelphia for
the week ended yesterday compares as fol-
lows with the previous week:
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BAR sILYER

roaas Yss a. Hlsi' Lev.
ks% S:ss's ss'S 'sis:s' is:sss ssS ~ s'x se tx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

commercial failures this week in the
United States were 277 against 314 last
week 2SS the. preceding week and 292 IN
the corresponding week last year Failures
IN canada numbered sixteen against four
teen last week, seventeen in the preceding
week and thlrty-four last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02
Financial Briefs

The New York subtreasury gained $3.50
900 from the banks on Friday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

-, The New Orleans Cotton Exchange and
Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-02

Ihe New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list Chicago and Eastern
liHnols Railroad, st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company stock trust certih-
cafes Tor Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail
road Company preferred stock and -
Louis and sah Francisco Railroad Com
pany $1,000 four shares stock trust certin-
Gates for Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail
road Company common stock.
chicago Board OF Trade membership
has been sold for $4,000, or $500 under the
higE>reeord,
me Liverpool Cotton Exchange and the
LONDON stock Exchange were not in session
Gross earnings Of thirty-one railroads 70
lne tnlrn week Of May were fil,61pitt
AZ increase ~ 81 ,6ee,k1e as oompared win
tas corresponding week of last yea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13
RESILTADO FINAL
DELOSEXAhENES
FISICOS
C'ento sstenta y tres ex~tfanIeros
en- su mayoria mexieanos,
quedaron exceptuados
Correspondence Especial para Ia eRENsa

correspondence Especial para Ia FRENsa
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Septiem-
bre I1-El comite de ~eXenciones ha
decidido hacer un tercer namado q
los ciudadanos que cumplieron con
Ell registro militar, a fin de compile
tar ell nImero de individuos que CO.
rresponde enviar al condado de Ca
meron con destino al campo de ms
trucci6n establecido en- las inmed!a-
clones de San Antonio, Texas.
Ell referido comite ha dado a como
Ger las causas que ha tenido en- cuen-
to para proceder a convocar a los
ciudadanos comprendidos en- Ell ter
Ger contingente. = ha p~roporcionado
IN resumen del resultado obtenido
en- los dos llamados que Sc hicieron
durante cl mes que ACADIA de pasar.
Esa information acusa el siguientc
resultadO:
DescrtoreS. treScientos treinta Y
Seis; aceptados para ell ~servicio, dos
c;entos noventa y dos; incapacitados,
c:ento ochcnta V nucvc: extranjeros,
cicnto setcnta Y tres, y eXentos de
TODD ~Scrvicio conforme 4 la ley, Sc
Scrta ' ocho.
De los ciento setenta y tres eX-
tranjeros 4 que Sc hacc menci6n.
ochenta quedaron eXentos IN el pri-
mer examen Y noventa y tres en- el
segUndo, que Sc verified en- los ufti-
mos dias de ia semana pasada. La
mayor parte de esos eXtranjeros ex-
ceptuados de TODD sericio, Son de
aacional:dad ~mexicana, constituyen-
do estos IN ochenta por ciento, '
e. rcsto alemanes, espanoles e in
dividuos de otras nacionaildades.
Quede en- iibersad bajo fianzs-
D:o cuenta LA PRENSA de que
un c.udaGano llamado Pedro Mon
Ccmayor habia sido arrestado bajo 81
tPasa d la s. Pag. Col 4a.)
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Corrr>puudcpria Especial para Lt PRENsA.
LAREDO, Texas, sophomore IL
Los contrabandos dc dinerO meXicano,
que trata dc evitar e. gobierno ca
rrancista, Sc eStan efectuando en-
graade cscala Y NADIA hay que pueda
impedirios. pues que los mlSmoS en-
pieados aduanaleS de Ia vecira plaza
son los c~ucargados dc paSar a es-
te lado fuertes ~cantidades de dinero
n~acional. valienGoSe para clio de las
Facilitates que les presto 81 empleo'
e. gobierno carrancista Obtlene
unicamentc cl producto de las deco
misaSioncs que SC hacen q personals
que intcntan pasar Pcquenas cantIda-
dies para dcGicarlas a comprar ar
ticulos de los que eStan n~eccSltadas.
y ash Sc re que en- los Iltimos dias,
gran nI.mero de familias han sido des-
poiadas dc cantidadeS que fluctuan
entire Glen Y quinieRtOS pesos orc ma
cional, cantidades que. previo aviS0
j "a Secrctaria de Hacienda. han ST.
DO rcpartidaS entire Ell administrator
= empleados. de acuerdo con las
disposicioneS que Sobre e. asunto ha
dado Ia Secretaria de Hacienda por
conducto dc Ia Direction general De
Aduanas.
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Los contrabandos de dinero
han sido fformidables
Los agentes aduanaIg de Laredo son los que Sc
encaTgan de pasar esOs cOntrabaRdos
Las familias son las 1nicas vlctlmas de los
despojos de dinero

otru ladc Icjaron paS2r. SIN REVISION
81 auto ocupado por Elizondo y su:
companeros. pero los c%mplcados adua'
! males americanos Sc encargaron DC
descubrir Ell contrabando, al procedeE
a Ia revision del auto Ocupado POI
los empleadoS aduanales de Ia vec!'
na plaza.
Elizondu Y suS companeros tralan
NADIA menoS que Ia cantldad de velnte
mil pesos fuerteS del aguila mcNica-
ma. Los empleadoS aduanaleS ameri-
canos procedieron a decomisar esa
cantidad. pcro salvados los tralnites
correspondence por los carrancistas,
y preyio el page de I'M multa, les
fu6 devuelto cl dinero. Ct cual depo-
sitaron en- esta ciudad.
FL hccho ha causado gran escanda-
10 en- ambas ~poblacioneS, Y las auto
ridades de Ia vecina plaza nan re-
suclto tomar una resolution so6re c!
asunto, para castigar 4 los culpabieS
dc este contrabando.
Los companeros dc Elizondo, han
declarado que son in~ocenteS, pues que
no sabian en- 10 absolute que el auto
Ccupado por ellos y 81 superb" fuelI
portador dc un contrabando dc d.
nero. pucS que elloS dc muy bucna fc
accptaron Ia inritacion Qyc Elizondo
les hizo para ocupar cl auto Y dar
IN pasco por Laredo, Texas. 10 cual
NADIA ticnc dc cXtrano, segun dccla-
raron, pueS que en- differences ocasio-
mes 10 han hecho asi.
FL chauffeur, segun dice un periG-
dico. local. declare que cl saba del
c~ontrabando, pero que no creia que
hubiera peligro pues que quienes ha-
bian ocupado Ell auto le manifestation
que "a estaba arreglado convenience
mente e. paso del dinero a territorio
americana y que los oifciales aduana,
les que eStaban dc gusrdia tcnian va
conocimiento dc clio y no procedc-
rian a rcrisar 81 auto, como cfcctiva-
mcnte Sucedi0.
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NO RESULTO CULPABLE.

Mr.. Edward Brietsky. dc Layernia,
Condado dc Wilson, habia sido acusa-
do ante la .justicia federal. de ponei
o~bstaculos a la ley del reclutamicnto,
~impidiendo que su hijo sc presenta-
RI al sitio i donde habia sido llama
do para 81 cxamen mcdico.
dido que fue Mr.. Brietsky, por el
comisionado federal, Mr. Edwards,
este encontro que cl acusado no habia
cometido tai dclito, y que, por 10 tan
to. qucdaba absolutamcntc librc.
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Correspondence Especial para Ia PREHs'

Correspondence Especial para Ia PREHsA
CIUDAD DE MEXIC0, Septiem-
bre lei licenciado Antonio Ri
vera G., ha acudido a Ia Camara de
Diputados en- demanda de Justicla,
en- vista de que Sc lie nego ell amparo
u solicito de Ia Suprema Corte de
Justicia contra los actos emanadoS
de un jefe militar Eel general Pablo
Gonzalez) que 10 s%entencio a sutrlr
Ia pena de doce amos de prision, pc
ma que lie commute por Ia muerte,
a que fue sentenciadO por IN conse-
10 de guerra que fungia como auto
ridad unica durante eu periodo pre-
constitutional.
La Supreme Corte de Justicia
meg6 Ell amparo al licenciado Rivera
G.. porque Ell ~prcsidente de Ia refe-
rida Corte y algunos miembros dc
ella. d~eclararon claramente que en-
este case Librarian como revoiucio-
narios y no como magistrates dc
Justicia.' Por siete vot0s contra Qua
tro. la Suprema Cortc de Justlcla Sc
neg6 a amparar al llcenciado Rive
"a G. Y Ell vista de esta resolucIon
inesperada, cl ~prisionero, que sc con-
sidera inocente de los delitos de que
Sc lie acusa ' por los cuales Sc lie ha
condenado, ha recurrido, como III
TINA medida para obtener 81 liberia
ci6n, q Ia camara dc diputados, a Ia
cual dirigio una communication, ha-
ciendo en- ella IA historic comp!eta
de su proceso y poniendo dc relieve
que Sc ha comctido con Il I'M gran
injusticia.
En- la session Que SC vcrlf!co hoy
en- la camara, Sc do lcctura al cscri-
to del lieenciado Rivera IL, que cS
vcrdadcramentc intcrcSantc, y que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-13

Millares de Senoras y Senoritas de
este pals Y del extranjero, deben Ia
| buena salud que disfrutan al uso
oportuno del COMPUESTO NIT
CHELLA del DR.. J. II. Dye, emf
nente e~specia.ista en las dolencias fe-
meninas.
Una de las mas atlas aspiraciones
de su vida, fue la de hallar Was =
medios para evitar en- 10 possible los
DOLORES DEL PARTO.
No solo esta famosa medicinal ami
nora los dolores del parto, sino que
tambicn proporciona a Ia madre po-
nerla en- condiciopes de amamantar al
Lino, o~freciendole abundante alimen-
to de 81 pecho. .
Ha probable ser ell mejor de los au-
x~iliares con que puede contar Ia mu-
jer para los desarreglos del sexo.
OFERTA ESPECIAL: Solamente por
IN corto periodic de tempo, al reci-
DO de- S1.00, lie ~enviaremos, por CO.
rreo certificate y franco dc porte,
una GAIA do COMPUESTTo NIT
CHELLA yum cjemplar del libro del
Dr.. J. II, Dye, cue dice: Como Oar a
luz ninos sanos y rObustos sin tenor
a dolores" = Como llegar a ser ma
dre". EoCRIBA HOY MISMO a:
DR.. J. II. Dye Medical Institute,
327 Lincoln Bldg, Buffalo, n. 4.
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'Otro crimen misterioso en-
Matamoros, lamps.
'Un hombre fue haiado muerto en- I'm rancho sin
que Sc Sepa QuieneS 10 aSeSInaEOR
I'm antique residente de Brownsville Sc
e%ncuentra prisionero de los c]arrancistas

ipucrto. La incomunicacion es tan
! ~rigurosa que nj sus p%aricnteS nj sus
, amigos mas intimos que han venido
dc Brownsville con el prop0sito dc
vcrlo. han logrado Su pr0p0Slto.
Sc ignoran las causas que sc ha-
yam tcnido en- cuenta para p%roccdcr
al arresto dc Cucllar, pucs las auto.
ridadeS matamorenseS guardian COM
: pleto silencio sobre ell particular.
Este Silencio ha dado origen u que
! circIlcn distintos rumores, algunos
dc clos vcrdadcramentc descabella-
dos. ~rcspecto Al arresto de Cuellar,
! rumorcs que no pueden ser tomados
Ell cucnta porquc carcccn en- 10 abso-
luto dc base.
La prcnsa dc este puerto no ha
dado noticia del arrcsto dc Cucllar
= este hacc que cl asuntO dc este
dctenido aparczca rodcado dc mayor
misterio.
Nucvos acuerdos sobre fumigacion
Por disposition del conScjo dc sa-
lubridad. i partir dc cSta fecha Sc
proccdcra i fumigar todos los equi-
paics que cntren al puerto. va sea
que proccdan del lado americana o
del interior dc la %republica. Sc tratl
de cvitar. en- 10 possible, todo desarro
Ito dc Intermediates cpidcmicas Y
las autoridadeS S%anitariaS han dis
pucsto que sc obre con toda cncr-
gia para complimentary con las or
dencs que han e~Xpedido.
Las mismas autoridadcs han fla
do ell precio que debe pagarse por
cada fumigaci0n. prceio que es ell dc
cincucnta centavos pOr cada peta-
Guilia de mano 0 &c carga. Unica-
mente quedaran eXceptuados dc Gu
brir csc gasto los que regresen al
pals Y que presenter un pasaportc
firmado por ell consul c~arrancista en-
brownsville, quc compruebc que los
inmigrantes no SC hallan en- copdi-
clones dc sufragar los gastos acor-
dados para todos aquelIos que enHcn
d Mexico por distintas circunstan-
cias.