davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
WAR PRICE
OF SUGAR
SET
Differential Between Raw and
Refined Fixed at S1.30 Per
Hundred; Cuban Product to
Bring Only $3.50
- ROM information gained from the
Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade

- ROM information gained from the
Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade
journal, A. NJ. NOVEL;, secretary
OF the Sugar Factors. has analysed
the margin OF $3.50 between raw aud
sugar refiners by the food administr2.
ton. ..."..
With the differential established at
$1.30, the price which will be secured
by the Hawaiian island planters for
their raw sugar will be SJ.95 per 100
pounds. or about what was first esti-
mated here after the announcement
as made that refined sugar was to be
sold at $7.25 hundred.
Unless some special concession IL
msde to the Cuban producers, Cuba
raw. /. o. b.. will bring only about
$500. after the duty of approximately
one cent pound is deducted.
The refiners margin, as agreed to by
the L. s. food administration and tho
refiners, was based first on the aver.
age margin for five pre-war years, ard
then on the increased cost OF refining
since the war started. The following
was the margin in cents for the years
specified: 4
1910-.7S4. 1912-.S79. -
191I-.S92. 1913-.772.
s.-:...- l914-.S41.
Taking .S4l cents, az the average
differential for the five pre-war years,
allowance was made for increase cost
of refining Of 100 pounds OF sugar
output as follows: .-.-.zr-
Increase loss in manufacture, due
to higher cost of sugar, IA cents
Bags, iite and cotton, 10 cents:
coal s cents: labor, s. cents. bone
black, 2 cents. Actual calculation
totals 1.2S1 cents.
For carriage, interest, lighterage, in
surance and all other increases the
refiners were allowed .0l9, making the
total differential OF $3.50.
Extracts from public information
announcement issued by the food adj
ministration gives the following infor.
nation regarding the fixing Of the
price Of sugar:
1T is intended that consumers in
terests shall be protected, in an effort
to combat the old laws based only
on supply and demand.
CAS- step in this process, refiners
have agreed to refine sugar ON a net
margin between the cost of their raw
material, and the selling price of their
refined product of approximately 100
cents per pound, after trade discounts
have been deducted. The basis for
this margin had its origin in the five
year pre-war period. The figure was
arrived at by taking the average mar.
gin for FIVE years previous to and in.
Guiding 1914, and adding the increased
cost of operation which refiners must
now face. For example, in refining
sugar there is a loss in weight OF
about seven pounds on every hundred,
and as raw sugar is expected to cost
in round figures about 2 cents per
pound more than in the five year pre-
war period, this alone amounts to an
increased cost of IA cents per one
hundred pounds. Bags, jute and cot
ton have increased in price equiya-
lent to about Is cents Per hundred,
coal ) cents, labor cents, bone black
E2 cents. These increases added to-
the old pre-war basis, bring the figures
up to 1881 cents, so that in selling
Continued on page two) +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
PALMER MADE CUSTODIAN
ALIEN-ENEMY PROPERTY

(Associ ased Press By o. s. Naval wirelsss.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 19.-Ex.
Congressman Alexander Mitchell Pal.
mer of Pennsylvania has been ap.
pointed custodian of alien enemy
property in the United States and its
territories.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE BULLETIN
Allotment of
Liberty Bonds

1t IS hoped that the Second Liberty Loan like the first
will be heavily oversubscribed. But should such prove
the matter how large the oversubscrpon may be-
the policy of distributing the bonds widely as possible
among the people of the country will be followed and
every subscriber to amount not greater than $1,000 is
sure to receive the bond or bonds subscribed for.
Subscribers to larger amounts will receive an allotment
based the amount of the bond issue and its proportion
to the amount of subscription What proportion of their
subscription theyswl obtain will not be known until all
subscriptions are In.
If YOU SUBSCRIBE FOR A $50 LIBERTY BOND
YOU'LL GET THE ENTIRE BOND
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
THIEVES LOOT GROCERY
STORES IN ILLINOIS
(Associated Press by o. s. Naval Wir.less1

AURORA, Ill. Oct. 1G-Grocery
stores in Kendall county were the
victims last night Of hungry burglars,
who drove up 20 the shops in an auto
truck and loaded u or the neces-
saries of life, but left the cash box
intact.
No arrests have heeR made, the
bandits making a clean getaway
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
AUNT OF GERMANY'S
EMPRESS PASSES AWAY
lAssoe1ated Press bY .. S. Naza1 w,rel.s,l !

associated Press by Q. s. Naval WIrelsssD
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Oct.
10 Princess Henriette Elizabeth of
Schleswig- HoIstein, aunt of the En-
press of Germany, died at KieI, Ger
many. today. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
BOND
TOTALS CLOSE
TO TWO Billion
tAssoei.t.d Press By c s. Naval wireless,

ASSOCIATED Press By g s. Naval wirsI.ssJ
NEW YORK.. y. Y. Oct. ia
block of one million Liberty Bonds
was sold here to-day at S99.72 per
800 certificate.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 1Y.-Es-
Inmates made late today give the
amount subscribed to the Liberty
Loan at s1,75e,0O0, 600.
WASHfSGTON. D. c., Oct. 49,
Twenty mifAcS dollars were To-Day
loaned to France by the United
States. 49, Z. ..-..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

Sugar IN N. Y.
Jumps to IS
Cents aPound
ASSOCIATED Pres. By o. 5. naval wireless,

= = ~ <<<< = y =
\ NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-New (
= York is in the grip Of the worst
y sugar famine in its history. DUE
y to transportation congestion ow- (
y ing to the government demands
y for the shipment of coal and
= grain the beet sugar crop OF the
+ West cannot be moved. As the
y result the stocks on hand are
y fast dwindling and today the
y price jumped to Is cents pound I
y in this city Many retailers I
y have already exhausted their
= stocks
= The restaurants in an attempt
= to save today abolished the sugar
= bowl and during the stringency
y each customer will be limited to
y one lump. .-
y BOSTON, Mass. Oct. 49, !
y The dry" influence around the
= national army zones in the New
y England states is being blamed
y for the shortage Of sugar. Guards. I
\ men and civilians who acquire
= thirst and are prohibited from
y Stacking it by the wet" route,
y are said to be consuming enor- I
y nous amount Of the toothsome
\ candy, and the lack of transpor-
y tation for renewing the sugar I
y supply is causing a serious cur 4
y tailment in the output OF the
y factories. I
..,. .-.-. ... ri I
%k>A %%<@& %SxkA$ 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
BROWN BELTS FOR u. S.
SAMM!ES ABROAD BANNED

(Associated Press By o. s. Naval wireless.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 19.-
The department Of war issued an or
der today which bans Sam Brown
belt in the dress of national army Of.
ficers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
TRIP 4
To ALLIES WAS :
IOTALK PEACE
ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. Naval wirslsss.l

ZURICH, Switzerland. Oct. a.
The political writer of the Neuste
Nachrichten of Munich sees in the re-
cent journey of Kaiser Wilhelm and
Won kuehlman to Constantinople and
Sofia the preliminary steps to new
peace overture from the Central
Powers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

The average contributions by regi-
ments thus far have been about $780,
COO each. Coast defenses, counting
only the IA companies of regular coast
defense troops are leading the depart.
ment with 1921, 900. The 1st Infan.
try is next with s113.400, and the 9th
Field Artillery and End Infantry are
almost neck and neck with s1O2 500
and $102,350, respectively.
The send Infantry stood at $9S,l00;
4th Cavalry, $S9,15O; 18th Infantry,
two battalions heard from, $54.25O:
LIST Field Artillery. s49,750; quarter
master department, s23,100; Engi-
neers, $4,000: medical department,
s16,650, signal corps, $15,550; ord
nance, $1,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
Army RAISES
$4,000 FOR
LIBERTY LOAN

Schefield Barracks is continuing its
big drive for the Liberty loan, total
of $53S,95o being announced this
morning as the collection up to mid
hight This was gain of approx
mately $500 in half a day of can
Yassing.
Official figures by posts. made pub
lie today. at army headquarters for
the period ending on midnight last
night are as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

The stockholders of the Ma1oa Club
met last night and reelected its Off
GERS as follows: F. E. Steere, presi-
dent. E. A. r. Ross, vice-president:
DR.. ii. Bicknell. secretary, and B. F.
BeaEdmore. treasurer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
LICENSING SYSTEM EXTENDED
TO CONTROL HAWAII DEALERS
Presidents Proclamation Affects Many Lines of adesmen
Both Wholesale and Retail, With Aim Of Curling Prices
of FoodstuffS


sales exceed $4,000
ington subject
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

(Associsted Press by y. S. naval wrslessJ
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Oct. 10.
-he Germans on Wednesday
sd2 eded In landing troops on
pa9o island, to the northeast Of
OesN. - ..E... ... -..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
germany AGAIN
CRUSHES POLES
associated Press By U. s. MAYA, wireless,

; NA55VCIAttd ILtsS " y. .. INHEG- " KNISsSfg
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Oct. 10.
to despatch received
here from LeEburg Germany is again
interfering with the liberty OF the
Poles and has notified the council that
their sole candidate for premier, Tar
nowski, Is persona non grata to Ger
many and viii not be allowed to hold
office
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

THE totals announced by the exc
cutive committee for the second
Liberty loan reached $2,550.300 at
noon today. an increase of S339,950
over yesterdays figures. This amount
was turned in by 1869 subscribers, but
the committee is now working for g.
900 subscribers before the campaign
closes on October q. Hawaiis quote
to the national loan is now oversub-
scribed by nearly 100000, but the
local workers are driving for the S.
100000 mark. This means the cam.
paign hustlers must secure $250,000
every day until the campaign is ended,
week from tomorrow
Officials said this morning that if
Hawaii makes the S5,000.00O mark
she will attract the attention of the
world, and in all probability no more
loan requirements will be eXacted Of
her for some time to come.
Schofield reported a total of $685.
$50 at midnight last night, and no new
figures have been received at depart
ment headquarters SO far this after
noon. The army totals reached $S12,-
600 at the same hour. The boy scout
totals today amount to $22,700.
Scouts Still at Work
The Boy Scouts will be out in full
force tomorrow morning to continue
Continued IN rage two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
REVEL I'M
PATHWAY
OF HUNS

Should This important Seaport
Be Taken by Germans, Way
for Advance on Capital City
Would BE Open; Ex-Czar
Placed on Food Ration
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19

PLEDGES
$3,362,OOO
HaWaii'S Quota to Second Loan
Is Now 0versubSCribed, but
Drive Leaders Want to Reach
S5,Oo0.000 Mark

= Local subscriptions to the sec 4
\ ond Liberty loan reached $3.50 :
= 600 at noon today. This amount "
y was collected from 1869 sub "
= scribcrs. The army figures turn =
= ed in by department headQuar- =
= tiers reached $Sl2,600 from five "
= posts. The grand total, army and =
= civilian, at noon today. reached =
= $3,362,900, oversubscribing the =
= minimum estimate by nearly a =
= half million dollars. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-19
NEXT MAILS

From San Frareisee
Next mail, Oct. "a.
Fer San Frsnefse,
" Next mail. Oct. %.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
TRES NINOS Y UNA ANC13NA
OFF No Ran NUELTO
ST hUGtR

LIS padres lie los nihos Manuel.
Antonio Y Felipe Moreno. que hati-
IAN n casa nurteru GI7 le Ia Gale
3crrera. Sc pTesentaron d Il ~eStaci0n
central dc pcIicia ianto cucntA lie
que los tres Mics habian Sa!ido de
81 casa desjc por L. manana Y no
So tenia ninRuna noIicja dc c!IoS, por
10 que temian que les hubiera ocurri-
do aleun Qccidenle.
Sc tomaron las setlas particuiarcs
de los tres chiquillcs Y So rccomen-
10 i les agentes de Ia policla que
dondc los ncontrara los condujcra
ri jomicio dc $us padres.
Tambirn Ia fam.!ia lie II SeHorl
Hilaria Sanchez de IS amos lie edad,
dice que no sabe que le haya suced!-
do . dicha sonora. por 10 que enear-
gan 4 Ii poiicia que Ii basque. La
sonora Sanchez vive en- II casa MI
nero 202 de IL Gale Division.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
81 AATHMONIO DE PREF
LUCCEESE

Aver = las $50 ?. n. Two luger
al a casa 4. Ia fauilia del .ehoC
Sam Lucchese. PA Nolan St, e.
enlaee matrimonial de Ia seacrita
Maria Lucchese. con el senior Frank
De PREF. de Saint Louis. No.
Fueron testigos de a ceremonial
civil. 81 senior Louis Ba-ariia y n
senorica Josetina LuccheSe, he-mana
5s;a Ultima de n nova. Los no"ios
-ecib;eron iatiniGad de raeaios. pues
se7or;ta Maria eoza de numero-
sas simpatias entire las colonias ita-
lana. americana y m~eXicana. Miss
Lucchesa es IL preside2:a del Club
:emoniuo "Euquesa de Aosca".
Anoche : las 9 sa!ieyon los deSpo-
sados cc2 runiho = Saint Louis No,
81 donde estabie:e-an 81 residenciz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
|NOtas hreVeS de9a Cildad
LAS ACTORIDADES MlLlTARES
No ESTAN COEFORMES con
Ia TOLERASCIA PARA Ell
TIClD

Aver Sc verified 4 junta preli-
minar IN ell local de Il Camara de
Concerto De San Antonio. CT n que
tonaron parte IN Representative del
Departments de Guerra, que vino q
esta ciudad para ~investigar Il con-
diciones de moralidad, Y algunos per-
sonajes De la administration militar
Y civil de San Antonio.
E! agenre del Departments lie
Guerra, manifesto que iha 4 Tendir
e sus superioras IN informe desfa-
vorabIe. acusanGo . las au~toridades
municipales de 5 de muy Poca
eaergia para perSeguir Al vicio. Ma
nifest0 el nisIuu agente, que aqui
existen muchos salones de bale DON
de Ia moralidad bri.la por 81 ausen-
cia; que le ccnsCa que Ia mayor par
te IL los hoteleS de baja estofa Sc
emDiean en- fines deShoneStoS Y CUE
DOT toioS rumboS de "a poGlacl6n Sc
encuen-ran diseEniaadaS caSas dc jue-
go en- las que Sc roba a los soIda-
dos sus salaries. Agreg0 que no Sc
ha podido hacer cue d~esaparezca e.
vendedor c'andestino de licores que
p~roporciona 4 los so,ldcS ~un,rGrnia-
dos bebidas embriagantes, hacienda
los presentar cuadros desagradab!es
en- IA via pIblica.
Tanbien e. general RucE,nan, CO.
mandante del Ejercito del Sur dc les
Es;ados Unidcz. manifesto ! ocI
-.ahr CaCorvc de los corr!enCcS hah:a
dirigido una carta a. Mayo. Bel. Ia
cienioIe ver Que no era muy e1@rSi-
q n accion de "a pol:c!a y &c IS
aucor!dades cir:.es para Derseru:r z
Quiencs Sc dedican a cxplcvar q v.cio
= cue :; no Sc JoH2an medidas ms
~energicas, Sc vera precisado I infor-
Qiar > Ia Sec~etaria lie Guerra d G2@
aQui ocurre para que no .aanie =
San Antonio nj IN sc.daUo mas.
Fl General Allen. coman&an.e -
ia GOA. Division, per 81 pare. o.,
Gue ;! las mujeres de nal y!yjr : los
veaLe&cres c!andescnos Dc i~ico-cs
/ satr;eraa cas:!gos mas en@-g:cos- dc
'cS cue aho-a Sc les apiican. no rem
c;d;rian en- sus faitas cOrao 10 IA
cen una yez que lograE rccooraE 81
liberraG.
Hoy SO toIaaran acuerdos tefiniti-
vos sobre Ia campa6a contra e vicic
para el objeto, Sc reu2;-In e e
salon Dc acuerdcs Ge Il C&mara 1t
! Concrete ct General Rucknlan, {.
! General Alien. e. Mayer Bel, 81 jefe
De a pc!icia Lancaster : los agentes
epecia!es cnviados lie Washington
~ "a Sc.--.an. s- Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
IA RFBFLDIA LIRTCA

veZ. Guc no qu!cre rcnunc!ar . 81 j.
b,rtad On aras de sus bicnes DC r!qur-
u. son q cnSayo dc:isivo para lradu-
cir 4 Ia reaiidad todoS los cnsucHoS
p~redicados por Rousseau y cantaLos
por Byron.
En- estes mCv.miento5 Sc aqu.lata q
valor futurista de las nacioEcs por q
caudal de ideologia que contiene e.
subsuelo del alma nacicnal. Tolo cons
pira contra clio. La fuerZa del pasado.
las iglcsias fosiiiZadas, las classes po-
sesoras, los intereses p~ositivos, en- una
oalabra, II "eralpO!itik," que Alema-
MIA quiere imponer al Universe ente-
70, tcdo Sc opone al idealisElo social,
creado durante siglo y medic De an
gustias, de nal del siglo. que luchas
noIiticas de gr;ct&.S CT Il cdific;o eco
n6mico. Hay puehlos que ~renumcian
a esas inQmetudcs, porque s!enten
Tue TODD rs inutil. rs el case de Es-
ma. De cSa guerra sa!dra Ia demos
TRACTION de 81 eI mundo es solo una
grania experimental para saear 81 pc
llejo al prGsimo 0 una cracI0n flsIca
de IN ensue1o en- que 81 hombre cu!-
tiya imaginar!amente las cosaS mas
bellas que el alma humana puede on
cebir. Hay que saber culti!ar Ia tie
rra para subir a algo superior, que
parezea Ia projection de un cielo 4
nuestro alrededor. \ este soho Sc
consigue con Ia rebeldia de los poesas
y pensadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

G4anao Hy-"R oGo!,a !" avt!tlG de
noia&uca gu" .onia qar haccr tcmolar
4 In yieia lna)a.err&. saba muy bic.
qur ci mcior pare. qae IN pce;a re
v~c.%>ic-ar.a dvh:- ~dese!npenar e. 50
us. r.u cr.&i.s, IN acus"dor contra
-oGos les vic!os : defcrtos de -; com
pa;riotas.
Hasta GatoMces. csos vicios y he
'-~-r' h0D,u. adqui.iIo Ia patente &c
cui!idades. pero ilega IN momento er
r.c ana nac;G@ Qseda ayiixiaGa q
""rsa De- abuse de- suS meritos, como
otras Sc cxtinguen eH IA atonia : pos
traci0n. La IngLatarra rrebyroniana
habia siGo IN modcio he n~aciones. =
pe>ar de 81 instiaLo Ge prcSa : de =
:rg.n5&ia rcrf:d.a. T-ics ios core-
trcs dcSvelGdcs del mundo Sc fiiabar
at6ni,os CT Il ~dcsarrcll0 ~maravil'osc
de Ia naciGn, que Sc arr0iaba asi mis-
ma 81 papel De guia dc las naciones
Tn parad0jlco G!rIa que aQuc!la In
glaterra esPejo de ~nac:ones. ~converti-
Gas. en- Imvcrios. habia consagrado i"
aEanza del cordero ' del lobo. De
prontc. las. aparecc IN joven gc'
nal. Byron. gu. frente aqucl2a ms
guina soberbia, adopta n mission de
Rousscau irentc q 10 civiliZaci0n
~trancesa. Todos los ~cspiritus del
murdo Sc sinrieron hyronianos, CO.
mo tcdoa los revolucionnrios del num-
do sc habian educado Ell Rosseau. To-
dos los filGsofos europeos Sc inclina-
ban ante Il audaJ lie Giaebra. Y to-
dos los j0venes tenebrosos de Europa
Sc postraron ante el poeta satanico
que satirizaba cruelment" los defe2-
tos de Ia madre patria.
Dcsde ~arueila epoca. todos los re-
volucionarios cu?ope0s han tenido al
90 dc Byron Y algo de Rosseau; Pc
70 con Ia vcsania nacionalista de Ia
COCOA moderna. que ha alcanzado I'm
crado agudo en- Alemania. los visio-
Aaros de todos los c~alibres, Sc retiran
cada dia mas de Ia ~penumbra.
e sutii ) penctrantc Oscar Wilde
afirmaba que el nihiiista russo era IN
producto de Ia literature. 10 misrno
puedc decirse del republican,. del so
c~ialista Y del hbertario anarquista.
La revoluci6n rusa cs e. eco magis-
trail, polif6nico, d. Ia orgia ideol6fea
rusoniana. Is Ia extrema conseeuen-
ca de esa sonata del 'Contrato So
cial." La guer2 actual habra sido el
supreme embate de las fuerZas socla-
les. histGrico-naturaIes, frente a IA
idealogia rom&ntica de los Byron V
de los Rousseau.
e. a~postolado mistico hecho carne,
representado por la revolution rusa
iunto . las nuevas tablas de In ley
civil dadas al mundo por e. p~rofeta
Wilson. expresando la diviSa de IN
~vehlo idealiSta Y positiviSta q n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
RUSSIA EN- PLENA ANAROUIA.

ESTOCOLMO, Noviembre 90
Eiajeros llegados de Russia han in
tornado que Ia situaci6n en- que Sc
eacuentra Petrogrado as IA de una
'-emenda anarquia. Refiereu que los
saQueos llevados 4 eabo en los Pas
clos y casas en- Ia capital rusa sobre-
NaSan a los saQucos l'evados a cabo
per los boxers en- Pekin.
La ciudad de P~etrogrado esta in
iestada de los criminales salidos de
las priSiones y los asaltos Sc regis
tran hasta en- las GALES. siendo les
-ic,inas hombres Y mujeres de todaS
las condolences sociales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
NAJEROS

Aver por el tren del I. and G. y.
llegaron procedsntes de IA capital de
Coahuila, a esta ciudad. Il sonora
.Adela Gonzalez y IN dc ST hijas.
a~aienes vienen con el obeito dc "a
iicarse en- esta ciuGaa, a lado de
oua de las hijas de ia seiora Con
zalez. Ia senorita Adela de- Nismc
apellido, CUE actualmente reside en-
Il casa ndnlero 701 de IA Arenida B.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
Is NADIA nENOS QUE:
MARAyILLOSO, d.
10 FL SR. MON
SARRAT.
Cana diecinueve libras y re-
cuoera su salud, despues
de prolongados su-
frimientos.

.Creo que IS NADIA manoS que ma
ravilloso 81 que VI hombre recupere
I'll salnd con tres botellas de cuaI-
ouisra nedicina. ahadiendo ademas
d;ecinueve Ebras . 81 peso; pero, ESQ
eS gxactanenre 10 que q Tanlac M
hecho conniso.' Dijo haze unos
cuantos dias e Sr. George 5. Mon
sarrat. IN bien conocido agente VIA
Zero De Ia Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co." lie Memphis, Tenn.
.Dmante VI ano estuss en- muy
ualas cond;ciones de salud-cont-
ruu6 diciendo el Sr. Monsarrar-y
nj est6uago estaba tan desarregla-
20. u TODD 10 que comia me asen-
ta3a muy nal. y POGO despues de CO
me- sentia agudos dolores. III sis
tenla nervioso estaha muy afectado :
dificilmente podia dormic ben por
la noches.
~Tanto : TN bien o. hablar de.
Tanlac, cue por in me decidi = pro
barlc. y positirameate, cuaEdo haola
tornado como II nitad &c II prme-a
bc:ella empect = ss1c:rme fue-t2 '
en- sxce!enteS condolences. BESIDE que
termine mi rercera bo:ella mis- Her-
v!cs Sc han a~qu;scaao, n @Tado dc
Que Guermo como IN tronco. he he
cho me he aEviado del rodo De mis-
males V actualnence he ganado die
cinueve Ibras le peso. Escoy ian
ccntc2to con 10 CUE el Taalcc h. re-
cho por hi. sue do~e@-:a - todus
los que esLaa eDieruVs proba::-A Is
"a uarav;llos2 medicinal
TANLAC Sc veade ea Sa2 Antonio
Dor Ia WagneT'S Org 60, 30 East
Houston s.. : 2or Meters Pha-ma-
cY. 1922 West Commerce S., bajO
"a direction personal de - :"preseC-
.ante especial de- TaDlac. Q Sc e2v!a-
n Dor estas bot:cas = cualGuier q
-eccion, al recibo de 81 va'or, que s
81. yor bote.la, s;enpre cue Sc in,
clcyan estampillas sut:cientes para e.
porte.
-iSdv)-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
En- YIAJE De NEG0CIOS

ACADIA de Ileea- : San Antonio,
Droecdente de Pic3ras Negras. donde
cst8 esca5Iac;do como comecciante, e.
senior Alberto SanGo"al. quieH per
nlanecera entire nosotros POI @pac;o
de cuarro diss. r~egresando lueso al
lucar de su Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

LlCEECIAS MiTRlM0NfkLES.

AYclirl Ramos y Maria Castro.
Juan Mendoza y Petra Oieda.
Geronimo Rodriguez = Petra Lon
goria.
Carlos Z. Sandoval Y Julia Garcia.
Francisco Longoria Y Armada 70
irigue2.
Jose i. Rodriguez y Maria Blan-
co Escamilla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
IN DECRETO QUE U
(Viene de Ia ga. Pag.)

nosotros a.guaas horas. Hoy, . Las
aueve lie q roche, tebe haber salico
u&za E! .ugar dc S. Desideccis,
Viajsro.
P9-cedente &c Monterrey. hoy e.
:. ra6ana ar ibo : Laredo {: ST. Dec
Goro de Ia Cara, heruano del Lie.
V Genera Pablo del prOpio apeiido.
Prceurador General &c Is Repuolica
: exGo5ecnador de. Escado de Nue
70 Leon.
De L Cara sa'dra manaaa par
-~.EHrtc-CE.
Ell CONFESSIONAL.