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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28

IN some ways develop handicaps in the
manufacture OF pleasure cars, We have
every assurance that the impetus it will
add to the truck business will entirely
offset them
"The government is today buying
many just such trucks as we will soon
be building The inability OF the rail-
roads to fully meet the freight require
ments imposed by a nation at war IL
going TO necessltate the use Of trucks
IN many ways that a few months ago
were thought out bf the question Al
ready many factories throughout the
country are far behind with orders and
the normal market in our own imme-
diate territory is in It's infancy
During a recent trip east, the great
necessity Of Increasing the output OF
motor trucks was most forcibly i'm
pressed. While we shall bend every
effort to get our pleasure cars on the
market at the arlicSt possible time, VIC
are dcvoting our main effort upor the
Ozark Truck. The initial capacity of
our plant will provide for three pleas
ure cars and seven trucks"
Nothing so forcefully demonstrate,
the ability OF the citizenship of Okla
homa to do things that on the sue
cessiul elimination Of such an enter
prise as this and without doubt Okla
homans in their characteristic loyalty
to things Oklahoma, will, when the
Ozark Truck are fully demonstrated
and merit proven, support Oklahomas
newest industry with the patronage it
deserves Advertisement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
INITIAL CAPACITY OF MIDLAND
FACTORY, 7 TRUCKS and 3 CARS
CITYS NEW MOTOR INDUSTRY NOW ASSURED BY
FINANCIAL BACKING OF STATES BIG MEN
FINANCING COMPLETE JAN. 1st."-Thomus
Good Roads Enthusiast Firms Vice President Saws First Unit
of Big Industry Will Be a Reality Soon
Site Selected This Week

II one has any remaining doubts, that
within a short time a splendid new
Oklahoma City factory will be turning
ont real honc,t-io-RoodncSs auto trucks
and pleasure cars OF the finest and most
modern type he has but to tolk with
|'tIoyd thompson. better known as
Ozark Trails Thompson vice prcsi-
dent OF the Midland Motor Car and
Truck company
Quite without ceremony tins recently
organized corporation has been quietly
romplctcng an organization OF noted
engineers, SnperiniendentS and eccu-
nycS financing strong aggressive
company, negotiating for suitable site,
p'rit'tlhR plans Tor factory buildings,
determining the type and specifications
"i MS products ana generally per,ung
a buSlneN'Ilke purpose preparatory to
,,iabli>hlng a blg ana gong automo-
bllc industry IN oklahoma CITY
he men VINO conceived the enter
PRISE are ot the sort whom one would
cpect 10 Know what they are about m
any unu'riaNlnE Whl,h leaves Iiluc
room Tor doubt that the thing is not
Only practical bul profitable. Inc pres
ldcnt OF the company Is J. NJ Vdloitc.
chairman Qi the state board OF affairs.
floyd thompson is wee president
ana the directors include such well.
known bankers and business men as
N,o /. Cooke, State National bank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Two Ten-Round Scraps
Scheduled for Tonight
Lee MoniSSey Formerly Of
Oklahoma City, Meets Tom
StOrie and Young Mckee
Takes on frankie Gonzales
at city Auditorium,

HoNng fans who so 10 the city Audi
torlum tonight viii see two OF the best
tlghts that have been staged here this
season. according to the supporters Of
the four boys who will meet In the two
tou-rouud scraps.
The first OF the ten.round fights win
he between Young Mckee OF Oklahoma
Citv and Frankie Gonzales OF Mexico
Roth meu are hHntamweights Lee Nor
risscy and Tom Storie, lightwcghts. meet
iu tho second fight
MCKEE is one Of the several Oklahoma
CITY boys who are under the wing Of
Summic samson, and he In making rapid
strides toward the top of the ladder lie
knows That he has n worthy opponent iu
Frankie Gonzales tonight hut he In pre-
pared Tor him For the last two weeks
Mckee hnH been putting in several hours
~ dlN I'm "a gymnasium and early every
morning he has been out on tho ro1d. the
best training q boxer can Hot 10 tune
hm for u roal hard battle
Gonzales is coming here with n high
class record aud even the most outlmlslI.
Of Mckrr's large number of followers do
not predict q wllkawHy FOR their faNuTltc
They SAY TINT Gonzales II "a good fighter
but that Mckee Is just little better n
thfy uro right then the card should prove
u most interesting one
Since there cannot hc two main fights
ON u curd. the Mckee Gonzales gu IA the
somi wiudup for tho uu-rouud battle be
tween Lee MOrrisscy Of Idaho and Tom
Storlc NJ oklahoma city
Siroic Is another uf the oklahoma city
hoNs who is being managed 10y Sammie
samson, and Nt his recent stride he will
soon hcsHs wrl known ns is Nate Jack
son, the game little buntumwcight OF
oklahoma CITY
SturIc aud MouIsscy are In tho light.
weight class. aud 10 those who like 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
FAiRVIEW PLAYS NORMAN
AT FAlRVlEW TOMORROW

FAlRVlEw. Okla. Nov rs OspcclalD
p-Fairvlew fans aud visitors are going
10 have real football treat Turkey daN.
when the Fairvicw high school football
team meets the team from Norman high.
According TO all lines of dope these two
tennis are very evenly matched and ~
good article Of the sport should be the
result
Thus far, the season hHg been good
one for the Fuiryicw boys Two early
season upsrts from Cherokee and AlyH
are the only mot ches In the HN' while
overwhelming victories over GCnrv. car
men, Henncssey q to ~ victory over
Watonga and A 10 Tie with Wood
ward have given the locals the touch Of
confidence necessary to win q game
Norman. while weaker this year than
in years gone by. still has mn excellent
team Like Falrvlew, they lost 10 Cher
okce In mid.seoson by practically the
same score
The Fnirvlew managcmonts would Ike
20 arrange post season game or two.
the proceeds, above expenses, to be do
mated to the Red Cross. or Y NJ G. A.
funds Any school desiring such game,
communicate with Harry Walker, Fair
view. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
lLlAOMA LINEUP
is UNCERTAIN FOR
TURKEY DAY CAME
Three Regulars May Not Play
/ Here Thursday

h NORMAN. Okla. Nov. 2S Especial y
sOklAhoma's 1917 gridiron classic some
uoubt existed as TO the lineup Of ths
Cniversity OF Oklahoma eleven which
viii face the team from the oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical college NJ
( saltwater Thursday afternoon on the
Fair grounds field
Alternate at Center
n appears certain that Douglas will
play offensive center because Of his sure
ness In passing the ball and that Hcch-
told will plny defensive center because
pf superior work I'm backing up the line
Brown is In poor shape and may not
ktart the game lie has never fully re
covered from the injury to his shoulder
In the Kansas game,
MeGlothn Switched to Tackle,
Light and McGlothlu viii tll the Tickle
Positions MCGlOthlln since being switched
from guard has proven Il splendid tackle
both on offense and defense.
Ross Johnston and spot" Durout Will
start at ends, IA In all former biz games
Haskell and Luster VIII be their under
studies with little indication that either
will bo used unless purani or Johnston
are injured In the game lustcr Is INV
prcd over Haskell N either Is called upon
Three Men From Norman.
Selections for the hHCkfied have been
made already for three OF the four places
Midget" Graham johnson will direct the
team from the uuartcrhack position
Wallace Abbott, sensational orenfrld
runner. will play righthnlf and "Skvy'
Davis will start at fubnCk and do the
Kicking and passing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
27 RECRUITED
IN OKLAHOMA
Army Gains Twenty-Five in
State in "a Hours,

Twenty recruits were obtained
10 rtht army and navy at the recruiting
stations in Oklahoma during the past
twenty-iour hours. OF this number
twenty-five enlisted in the army and
live in the navy.
The names Of the recruits, their home
towns and the branch OF the service m
which they enlisted follow.
Eayy-A +, Scott Tulsa; + 7. Mlluy,
and D. A. Caglardo, Nuskogec, aud NJ.
a Eiston aud }. l.. Phillips, oklahoma
.Army-Charlie c. Bankston, Holden
Sfiis; William A. Berran, Oklahoma
City; Lerie II. Bryan. Wagner; Floyd
W. Casselman, Boynton; Cecil D. Cop
page, McAlester; Albert NJ Dickerson.
GerW: George l., Finnel Oklahoma city
Joe Green. Sparta, Tenn; Fred r. Harlcs
Tulsa; Walter, Homan, Eufaula; Overly
johnson, Olustee; Selma l.. King. Nor
rte; Sidney Lowman, Tulsa: James A
Mcdonald, Hester; Arthur Miller. Sclplo:
John Mitchell Simon; Robert NJ Phillips,
West Tulsa; James w. Robbers. Drum
right; John L. Schuster. Tulsa; Robert
7. Starks, Joplin. Mo; Tome n. Terrell,
lawton, and Robert l. Niers, Henryetta.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28

we organized the company solely
because we knew that in Oklahoma
alone exists market which used thirty
million dollars worth Of motor cars
and trucks in 1917 Here unquestion-
ably Is a virgin field for a concern
building the right kind of products. We
saw IN the widespread 'ood road,
movement an ever increasing demand
for pleasure cars and trucks in this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Different Kinds of
Liquor, Says Judge;
Prisoner Released

CHICkASHA, Okla, Nov. 28.-(Spc.
clal)-There is a difference in liquor.
So ruled Judge Woodrough here in
the federal court in the case OF Henry
Woody charged with introducing liquor
into the eastern district Of Oklahoma.
The indictment against Woody read
introducing into the eastern district Of
the state Of Oklahoma liquor, towit
Alcohol" Evidence introduced in the
case showed that said liquor was whis
Ky. After lengthy argument BY at.
tOrneys and numerous citations in ar
attempt to establish a precedent, the
defendant was released
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
FRISCO FIREMEN ELECT
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Nov. 2S The
general committee ot the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemcn
OF the St. Loui, & San Francisco rail
road last night concluded its annual
meeting here Announcement was
made that all differences with the rail.
road company were adjusted satisfac-
'ouly to the men ". 6. Blcnnerhas-
,clt oi Monet Mo, WA elected gen.
craI chairman OTIS Embry Of sherman
Ir\as general secretary and treasurer.
and ! -. Quinn OF Fort Worth. Tcxas.
general vice chairman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28

Frankie Murphy, the knocking out Of
Frankie Burns, and his recent easy vic
tory over Jimmy Ilnnlon nt Denver.
His record ls enough TO cause Tom
Sturle TO take him seriously. and I'm the
event that Sttorie wins the fight tonight
the local boy win be seeding a match
with Kenny Leonard, the lightweight
champion.
Store has y terrific wallop that Is liable
10 put Morrissey out any time, and ON
the other hand, Morrisscy must have
something with n puuUh to II. else he
would not have succeeded In putting
Frankie Burns to sleep, something that
few fights can bonst of today.
The usual prelmlnHrles have been mr.
ranged, the first one to 20 In the ring at
his o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Missouri Railroads
Seek Increase in
Passenger Rates

WASHINGTON, Nov 2S-Railroads
operating in Missouri today pctitioncd
the interstate commerce commission for
permission TO file increased passenger
rates between Kansas City and St.
Louis, and points in Missouri to locali-
ties adjacent to that state, in line with
the 2!3 cents mile basis, Recently
authorized by the Missouri public
service commission The railroads
asked that the rates be approved by
lAnnarN |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Banker Addresses
University Club

NORMAN, Okla. Nov % lSpe.
cial CHARLES L. Enplc. president Of
the oklahoma Banker, association and
head OF the Commercial bank a, III
Keno spoke Tuesday night before the
Business Opportunity club a tine Uni.
versity Of Oklahoma The state guar
anty law was the subject discussed Mr.
tngle has been in the banking hu,np.,
IN Oklahoma Tor eighteen years. The
Business Opportunity club /, composed
OF students in the school Of business
training OF the university
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Swiss Shut Doors
Against All Four
Rowing Neighbors

GENEVA, Nov 2S-The German
and Austrian frontiers were closed
Monday night Both the French and
Italian frontiers already had been closed
for IN indefinite period Thus Swift.
cxlapd's -four frontiers now are sealed
fof Che first time since the outbreak OF
uw war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Wheelock Is Easy
for Arlos Tanning
in 12-Round Bout

SCAMMON Kan, Nov IS Especial
Arlos Tanning ~ oklahoma defeated
Kid Whcelock here Inst night In u ~
round bout Wheelock held The okla
honn lightweight even In the fiCst four
rounds, but only his remarkable endur-
ming weighed l3l pounds and Wheelock
lJG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Baby-Doll Jacobs
Is Now in Navy

TT LOUIS. Nov 2S william CRahy
DolrD Jacobson outficlder for the St
Louis Americans, has Joined thc colors
at the navy yard Norfolk. Va. and is
now ful-fledged yeomon In the United
StatCg navy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
T0NIGnT'S FIGHTS

Benny Leonard vB, Sailor Kirke, 90
rounds, AZ Denver
Kid Williams vs. Johnny Ertle.s i2
rounds. Rt Baltimore
Jack Perry W. Vincent pokorn, 10
rounds, at Cleveland.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28

PuglistS are being used to make our
soldiers physically fit to grapplc with
the Germans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
80 Master
Work men

Are employed by Finnin-
ger in a model, up-to-the-
minute workshop.
men build your
clothes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
los SocI4IISTAs TEaDRkN PARTICIPATION.

tarse IA responsabilidad por Ia suer-
te de Russia. E. gobierno provisional,
que cOnoce perfectamente ell peligro a
cue Sc haya expuesta Russia, despues
de los disturbios por que Ell pals ha
atravesado, considera cue, en- obedien-
cia a los dictados de Ia c~onciencia. no
es iusto que otro cargue con el peso
del poder sino quo debe aquel perma-
r@ceg q Il puesto.
''El gcbierno provisional confia an
que la participation de los nuevos re-
rr~escncantes lie liz nucva Russia en- Ia
tarea. grandemente responsible, del
gob!erno. restahIeccra csa unidad Y
cjccuci6n comple:a del po3cr de Ia
que dependc Ia salvation del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
Fl Coosz.2 de Deegad0s de Obreros y Soldados dl1g'o IN ma
rTfasto al ei6rcito exhortandolo a contnuar Ia Iucha

rcvoluci6n rusa 4 como IN cUcrpo
inariYaGo = los nies de Guillermo.
No c,yjdtjs Ga. v~osctros en- las trim
cheras estais IcfenGiendo IL liber,aa
conGuistada por Ia rcvoluci6n :usa y
Dor vuestros hernanoz los ohraros !
ran.u,siros
.AEora bier, COMO v5is a cumplir
esa defensa 81 ocrmancctis inactivos
en- yucstras rripcheras? Solamentc
con una ~ofe1siya sc reDele 0 Sc resis
te una ofensiva enc,li"a. Cast STEM
pre- los y csperan &, ataQue, perr-
cen Soldadas y companeros. Que ha-
56is iurado defender Ia libcrtad lie Ru-
sin. no -]eruncjGi; . tomar Ia ofensi-
VA. L.uchaI = comhatid Dor esta -
bertad y mIentras luchGis tened las
rr,n,-,as y ~argu,ias del eueMiro nara
o..i+ar y,,,s-rc; y-anues La contra
+crYf,iad cue rcina actualmcnte en- 81
frc7ta. pueic ficiln,entn ~convertir*e
en- uni tram?a. No Divides que las
trcpaS revoluc;onarias ticnen sea
mcntc 81 Gcre"h9 De confraternizqr
cen tropas- que tambitn sean revolu-
":orar;us V que ejt@n dispucStas 4 de-
clararse por Ia paz V la libertad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
SOLAMENTE DIECISIETE BAR
COS LES HAN HUNDIDO A LOS
FRANCHISES.

PARIS. Mayo 16.-Solamente die.
ci'eJe bar1-s mereantes francesca
fueron echados a ptque por los sub
marinos alemanes. durante los mesas
de Febrero. Mario Y Abril, segun
81 informe Official que Sc ha dado a
Ia pub.icidad aqui. En- el mismo pc
riodo &c tempo, otros nueve barcos
~francescs fueron atacados por los
Submarines, pero lograron escarar
~5ilesos.
E. citado informe agrega cue min
gun barco mercante armada frances.
ha sido victima hasta de los subn!arl-
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
A LOS MEXICANOS QUE NE
CESITEN MANDAR d.
NERO A MEXICO

81 I'd. ticne su famjlia en- M5yi"o.
V 'Iuiere mandar'e dinero er Yil'a u
orc meyicano. ,escriba. q los A\GG-
LES MERCANTILE CO., 20! \. Main
St. Les Angeles. Cal, Y l vIr'ta de
correo lie darerrcs nformes sotca la
manera SEGU2A, ANTIIAnA
Y BAEATA de mandar su diaero. Is
ia information es GRATIS para todns
los Mexicanos.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
Ell GCBIERNO INCLES EXPLOTA
RA LAS CERVECERIAS.

LONnRES, Mayo 16-El DAILY
-xPress" en- su edicion de hoy, dice
cue e. gobicrno jnglGs ha dado un pa
70 dcfinitivo porlo que hace q! CO.
mcrc;o do licores. pues ha resuelto
h2c2rse cargo De las c~ervecerias Y
cxp!ota~las per su cuenta V riesgo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
Creia que sstaFIa inGaPa-
citsda para 7aGe sas
siem5rss.
Sin embargo. desde que tom0 el tOnico
Tanlac, este vecino de kervi!ie 50
siente mucho mejor.


Aun cuando los 42e wien en- ei cam
DC. nor rerLa General s.eun-e %0z"r
de n.ucho meior sand 4-e los: quc II
ven er las ciudat2S. de5iGo y Quc ia
van una vida De mas acrivtdad : q que
pasan "a mayor parJe lie su tempo al
are HIRE y II sol sin embargo, 81 lie
gar IA p-imayera - ~enc1eurran H.
chas veces incaraciCados para e. tra-
baio. : muchos c~aE.peS.nos sufren Dc
10 cue SO conoce c~orrunraente por -
bre del verauo.' Los si2tomas yy.,Jur*
Il acompaHan . esca en~tsrmcia3-
SON: periida de appetite. i~angu..@H,
~-ansancio Y ahatim.eHJo General.
\. !. NcEidly. hacea5a@o 5ier ~c1o-
edo Y respectable Re Ncgrv.lie, Fee e.
tuvo recicucemen.e q ~vjs'tar Ia nro
guerra Wagnsr q" esJa e.riad : ,n
una conversation lnge-e~&m,e rnr..;a
con Y. X E.ll Y o,ras -,.o.c< de d.
che establishments ha5,, de los h.
nafic,cS cue N ohrcniIo cen q 1850 del
t1n;co Tanlac. FL tost.:.oa.o he. s..
MctiGGy Is como s.gue:
"Po- espacio de c.acg aes Safri cor
ti~nuanlence de Intermediates del cst-
mayo = dc e=Cre5:mieH-o, 9ero csEs-
cialmente cl aao pasaia r.s aca@4ua5
uegaron Al co!mo Nj aae.!-o 10 Per
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
Nirne de II Ia. pag.l

partidos = f~accio2es socialistas lie TO-
dos los paises. C~ualesqU;era cue ha-
yan sido las disensiones que hayan d.
rid.do al saciaIis9o durante los tres
amos de guerra cue han t-a~nscurrido,
r:~-uro Go Is rr1rcs lei prg'et2r:.!o
de5e renuretar ~ II lucha coasUn DO
q "a u~~.!a".a&a PC q -svo,u-saa
rusa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

los ~sacerdoteS de todoS los temples,
que Sc Sienta& aGraviados pOr les ter
mlros aSrcsj"os De Ia nua"a conSri-
tuci5R. hagan causa comUn con los de
los Estados del Facifico Y del Centre.
= efectc de da- mayor respetabil;aad Y
traseeEd1ac:a 4 a MEDIA, : despe--
tar cR q pueblo IN. senrimieIto de pro
tesla un&nine Q1e tierda = obIigar a
los actuales mandatarios 4 cue en-
mjeaden los crroreS : defecto5 contc-
aiG2s en- q ley constitutional dada en-
Querataro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

soluc;onara, dice on 81 nueGo mani
fiesto el gobierno provisional, n.
Guchkoff creyi que !e era possible Sc
pararse del gobierno provisional Y pui-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
In nueOo decreto de-
Nirnr d" Ia Ia. plg.D

rhas uac.oues. tras de cubri2 am
2'.amcatc e' uuystro. son hoy cam
7os icsIcrtos que no ofrccen paste =
ana sofa res.
Ia r~cvoluclan dcs,ruy5 eI ganaa,
3a. dos -aoIioz: no~ c! del rooo :
ae.2a72mieGto y matar!za % a?ro-
-echan.c@to Immediate para los
huu res que comba,ian ' qgc cran
luenos abso'utos del terreno que pi-
sa1a2. Y Por ot~o, mi! veces MAJ am
a!so n 81 acc:6n: cl de IA exporta-
clon Que 'os ncgocjantes revolucio-
nurlos. que fueron cast tantos como
lcs combutientcs. es~tuvieron hacicn-
10, q prccios ~irrjSorios, 4 territor,o
americana.
Bucnos sacos de d6lares fueron i
as cajas De generates Y c~oroneIe2 '
5oIitico$ de todos los bandos por es,
&c c~oncepto, Y apenas 81 pasaba di2
sin Que cruzara cl bravo una pa-ti-
da Dc eanado. reses o cabailos. que
vcnian = .os a~gostadcros 0 u los ner
G dos De Estados Unidos.
Hasa qIe lego 4 cscasearsc "r
Mexico 10 que antcs habia en- alum
dancia: ganado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

CuaRdo ~ucces;.s Iib-os en- espaaol
diyiiase d i~gracio E. Lozano.-iIS.
n. Sta. Rosa Ave. S. Antonio. Tr-:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
LA ELECTRICIDAD ESLA VIDA

H0HBREs -HuiEEES-:QuIEN he ms. SURE: Sean
fuertes, RObustos. gozen de la gita. Preparese ah9ra contra
las Intermediates. dolores Y reSfri0S. Los resuHauos Mara-
yiilGsUS Dc eStos einluroneS rItctric0S, estan dando allil0 q
tDd0s. GPnede listed cGnlinuar pUr mas Tempo, pddeciehdu,
euand0 podem0S prop6rci0nare ell allrio q tan balo pfeel0!
Eslos elntnrones eieetricos essin hechos para I'm ohleto mny
especial. REfIViR La FUERHA en- t0daS las parties deblii.
tadas del cnerfo. Lo mcior para ncrriosidad, reumatiSmo,
falta Ic ambici6n, cstomaJo, rih01,s, higldo, etc. fGci de
portarSe. No suGra mas. EnvicnUS Sf50 CON su nombre y
direction y rccibira 81 cintur6n q rueita de correo. o sc 10
ensiamUs a rrueba, E.. q. ID. niganos ell tamalio de Su cjn-
tura. .- y
FIsHIEICH & CO., CO hTlEHAEUM BLDG. CHICAGO, ILL.
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Ia cscasez de la carne.

Ultimamente. el ganado, sobre to-
DO 81 vacuno. ha alcanzado altos pre-
cos. pucs que, @racias i Ia guerra
Y sus constituencies Ia carne ha veui
10 encarecitndosc Il Y otro dia. V
emDez1 4 ser dificil eli traer anima-
les sic Il frontera meXlcana, pueS
QUO ,os derechos son fuertes Y Sc IN
mcacs,er de permiso especial. PEI
misc que los jefes dieron libera.men
e q SIS amigos 0 a sus amigos
Aver. entrev;stando a n o COM
rradores de ganado de esta ciudad,
cue han hecho muchas operac,ones
~ Mexico. nos informaron de qua
acababa de ponerse en- vigor un re-
ciente decreto del antique primer
iefe Y hoy ~Presidente de IA ReDubli-
ca. en- n que Sc prohibe terminan-
tenente Ia exportaci6n de cierta ella
se de ganado a los Estados Unidos.
Scgun Ia ley, no podran ser e.
portados animales hembras nj ami
males pequenos, solo novlllos gran
des : toros. previo el page re los
derechos aduanaleS. que son creci-
dos.
Esto ha venido a constituir grove
impedimento para el concrete de a
n,males con Ia frontera meXicana,
puaS Qae hembras y animales Pc
quehos r los cue Sc vendian en-
mayor cantidad.
F~endcdores que va tenian su ga
nado. listo para pasarlo a Eagle
Pass. ciudpd f~ronteriza, Y de ali
t-asladarlo a Fort Worth o San An
con.o. en- la ciudad de Piedras Ne
gras. han tenido que venderlo Ell "A
m;sma ciudad mexicana y deshacer
-odos u compromises 0 los com
2radores americanos, en- virtud del
decreto anterior.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-05

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you for the good they have done me.
have had quite a bit of trouble and
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full looks. My friends say Why do you
look so young and well?' l owe it all
70 the lydia E Pinkham remedies. !"
Mrs. ROOT STOPIEL, Sage Avenue,
Washington PARK, Illinois.
Ifyouhave any symptom about which
you would Ike to know write to the
Lydia I. Piasham Medicine Co, Lynn.
Mass. Tor helpful! a1Ti-e -iven free Of
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-05

Tered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren $ loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
could just tear
everything to pieces
and | would ache all
over and feel so sick
that ! would not
want anyone to talk