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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21

The provost marshal generals Of
fee was greatly pleased to-day over
the outcome of the drawing, ofh-
cials declaring it an accomplishment
scarcely less noteworthy tnan the
successful registration carried out
six weeks ago. Ten million men,
Athey pointed out, had been assigned
places on the muster roll within the
space of less than a day and appar-
entity with only one minor error In
the whole complicated process.
The ~ngle error came to light
near .uy end of the drawing this
morning when a blank was found
where there should have been
number in one of the 10000 cap
sules by which the wartime for
tunes of Americas youth were de-
termined. 1t did not materially in
terfere with the working out of the
lottery, however, and all officials
agreed that it could work no inJus-
tice to any registrant- 1t means only
a temporary complication, they said,
and in no way impairs the equality
of the lottery.
To Correct Error
What serial number should have
been in the place of the blank had
not been determined to-day, but 1t
Will bC lOullu SllOl llJ Wy d NoA ca "a
rechecking of the list Then it will
be assigned to the only place open
on tn liability list-number 10,5
at the very foot. Because of its
absence there only are 1913 places
now, with holders of the serial num-
ber 3,217 in last place. The vacant
place was shifted to the end of the
list because when the blank was
drawn in 10,004th place 1t imme-
1iofa1,y hxy drau iY1c cp
of a number, and that made the
numbers lack one of filling the 10,-
500 places.
Only an Oversight
shall generals office that the error
undoubtedly resulted from an over
sight and that no one could be blam-
ed a shift in plans only a few
hours before the drawing began
threw on the generals assistants the
task of providing quickly ten times
as many numbers and ten times as
many capsules as had been counted
upon.
Drawing of the blank came rather
as q relief than a disappointment to
the tired officials and corresdents
who had become wearied hours since
of the monotonous drag Of the draw
ing and recording of numbers. The
participating officials worked in re-
lays. but the strain Of the tedious
process began to weigh visibly up
on all of them before the end. Gem
eral Cowder, the provost marshal
replaced the blindfolded official at
the drawing bowl and himself drew
out the last lumber.
FLASHED Over Country
Scarcely had the historic event
thus reached its close than the news
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinityt
Generally fair tonight and
sunday, not much change In
temperature.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Gem
orally fair tonight and Sunday.
Gentle south winds.
River
The main river will rise slightly
ana begin to fall again late
Sunday OF Sunday night. All
branches will probably fall
slowly or remain nearly sta
tionnry. A stage of about 81
feet is indicated for Harris-
burg Sunday morning.
Temperature at 8 n. MT ~ de-
grees.
Suni Rises AS a. m.
Mo0ni Full moon August 2.
River stages feet.
Yesterdays weather
Highest temperature 81.
Lowest temperature q.
Mean temperature "a.
Normal temperature 20
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
Pershing Leaves Paris
With General Haig For
First Visit to Front
By associated Press

Paris. July 2O-Major General Per-
shing, the American commander. with
two staff officers. left Paris yesterday
on his first visit to the British front
The American officers will be the
guests of Sir Douglas Haig. the Brit
ish COMMUNICATIVE chief. returning to
the capital Sunday. General Pershing
, will make a long tour with General
Haig along the British lines. study
ing the methods employed by the
British in combating the enemy with
a view to the adoption of those meth
ods by the. American forces.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
DR.. Michaelis Sidesteps
Is Indication in Speech
BY Associnksd Prcss

Berlin (via London). July 20.-Yes-
terday's speech by DIR. Michaelis, the
imperial chancellor, before the Reich
stag is interpreted as an indication
that he is for the present steering a
middle Of the-road course.
The speech may be said partly to
have aroused pronounced enthusiasm
The new chancellor. upon the tribune.
does not present the heroic figure
that DR.. Bethmann-Hollweg did. Fur
thermore, he did not reveal himself
as an equally impressive speaker. in
this speech at least.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
Finnish independence
Bill May Be Cause For
Conflict With Russia
BY l4ssnci1tcd Prcs,

Helsingfors. Finland. July ia
conflict with Russia is regarded as
inevitable because of the action of
the Finnish Diet in adopting a bill
granting independence to Finland. The
Socialist members of Parliament as
sert, however, that Petrograd has it's
hands too full with its own troubles
to attempt repression.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
TO QUAsH L w. w,
BRITISH WIN LOCAL SUCCESSES
GERMANS DRIVEN BACK

Petrograd July 20. Dispatches say that most
intense artillery battle is raging the orgonKrevo
front Several hundred German heavy guns are said to
be engaged The Germans sought to advance but were
driven back
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<DRAFT COMPLETE WITH EACH
REGISTRANT GIVEN A PLACE
ORDER IN WHICH
N U UMBERE.D D MEN
ARE BEING CALLED

below published in drawn Washington and there
pages BE governed entirely by the numbers belowD
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
sUFFRAaIsrs UNMoLEsrEp

Washington, July p. - Silent picketng" at the
White House gates was resumed by twelve members Of
the Womens party to-day without interference from the
police or citizens It the FIRST time since the women
staged their suffrage demonstration for the benefit Of the
Russian mission that the women have been permitted 10
parade their banners before the White House unn,o
Tested.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21

RUSSIANS COMPELLED TO RETREAT
Petrograd July 81 - A further retreat has been
made by Russians in Eastern Galica the war Office
announces because the troops did not show the necessary
stability and at points did not fulfill commands,
TO QUASH I w. w
Melbourne July 20 - The House Of Representatives
has passed bill suppressing the activities in Australia
of the Industrial Workers Of the World.
BRITISH WIN LOCAL SUCCESSES
London July 21. - Local successes were gained by
the British last night several points, it is announced
officially.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-21
s. A BUsHEL FOR WHEAT

Washington July p. The Senate to-day went on
record bya voteof SO to SO in favor of Congress fixing
minimum guarantee price of not less than 50 bush,
for wheat
Metal Workers Strike
Leadville, July 2I r. Metal miners in this district
struck this morning. Thryseven properties are involy
ed In each mine eight ten men remained to keep the
properly free from water.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

NJ schaTner EEumn estovvn,
!. Il. Rcker
Rehre
Middetown. =
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
Save nWasten Fuel.

By process which originated in the
Netherlands, the combustible waste
from the furnace may be saved.
Through a series Of sieves the waste
particles are divided into four grades,
each grade being placed in a separate
vessel which contains a liquid hav-
ing specific gravity greater than that
Of water. The heavier particles i'm
mediately sink, while the lighter, the
,combustible particles, rise. The latter
are rescued, dried and made to serve
again as fuel. Two thousand tons Of
waste produce 38 tons of fuel.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
PROPHET IN WOODEN HOUSE
Emerson Led a Life Devoid Of Incl.
dent and Left but Little for HE
Biographer.

Emerson occupied in the natural
course of things the pontifical chair at
Concord, Mass, in the days Of New Eng
lands literary ascendancy when his
contemporaries were men like Long
fellow, Whittier, Hawthorne, Holmes
and Lowell.
His wooden house, homely and hos
pitable as simplicity and kindliness
could make it, had the dignities of
philOsophic supremacy.
Pilgrims Of thought come and go in
that household temple, they sit at the
feet and circle round the hearth of
the radiant optimist," thinker and
poet and teacher, whose one reproach,
according to his English biographer
was ''that with full knowledge that his
history must be written, he thought fit
to lead a life devoid of incident, OF
early untroubled happiness and of alb
solute conformity to the moral law"
And the portrait has been drawn
again and again Of the tall figure with
shoulders slightly bent as BELTS 6
scholar, with brows not over higI
above the deep-set blue eyes (the blue
ness is emphasized), with the sensi
tive mouth and the semblance "as of 6
spirit intrusted with earthly inter
lests."
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19

War production
of line
OF this
that
supplies
problem of feeding
feeding Allies
sign pledge follow
of
othe
of
associated with members
De live wisely we'll
charge the food
responsibility them obtained from
and m from wheat and encourage the of other hurs
Dy doing will
- 4-e 'N"- p"i' ~
feel confident that
all
gether towards a end. wa wan W
y T. Frankenb
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
A GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands by you when
in need. Smyrna people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Thomas Davis of Main st.
endorsed Doan's over eight years ago
and again confirms the story. Gould
you ask for more convincing testi-
mony?
Mr.. Davis sasys: 81 suffered with
my kidneys for some time. The kid
ney secretions were too frequent IN
passage and broke my rest at night.
The secretions were also highly col-
oHed, contained brick dust like sedi-
ment and were painful in passage.
l had weakness and pain in my back,
too. l read of Dosn's Kidney Pills
and procured some at Clifton & Jones'
Pharmacy. They gave me quick re-
lief. " Statement given October %.
1907.
On March 25, 1916 Mr.. Davis ad-
ded "I use Doan's Kindey Pills every
now and then and they alwys helT
me. l can recommend this medicine
to-day as highly as did in 1907. "
Price Cor, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr.. Davis has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster MilbuTn Co..
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
Not on The Man.

Farmer Brown-Look here, mister,
the war map you sold me amt correct.
Shopkeeper-ReaIiyl How do you
know that?
Farmer Brown-My boy has written
home and says he's just going to Re-
connoiter. But I'm hanged If can
ind the place marked on the map -
London Tit-Bits.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
Proof TO the Contrary.

Hubby-Your hand is always in my
pocket.
Wifie-No, it isn't, James, dear, or
] would feel that letter gave you to
mail last week.
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19

only by the assistance of the consumer in the home
that the saving, absolutely needed can be brought
about
wider knowledge of the facts in regard to bread
making, bread keeping and bread an article of diet
would bring about the complete of every particle
of bread brought into the home. hope we may be edu
Gated during the early period of the the full
necessity of home and home saving in this vital
matter.
The world supply of wheat is short and we shall
have great difficulty in transporting any surplus that
may exist in any part of the world the spot where
it is most needed Above all, America can feed Eu-
and it must do in spite of the submarine men
We shall have some surplus even though we con-
tnue former habits of the free and often the
waste of wheat and wheat products but we must have
large surplus and this large surplus we can acquire
only by rigid economy in the use of wheat.
The United States is just coming to a realiza,
ton OF the worlds food problem. The unusual and
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
Z must see That
For home
to the enemy.

w must see that all bread when
home consumption
To bread is
handle
foods
amount saving manufacture
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
MORE KENT MEN LEAVE FOR
TRAINING CAMP IN JERSEY
IS YOUNG MEN RECENTLY DRAF-
TED GIVEN A SEND OFF
Go to Camp Dix at Wrightstown N. j.,
and May Soon Move With Army
Division Somewhere in France

Division Somewhere in France
The following is list of the dIaf-
ted men ordered to report yesterday.
September 18th and who will leave
today for the mobilization camp at
Camp Dix Wrightstown, N. J. Com
panies &c" and Il" left Dover
Saturday for the Rifle Range near
New Castle. The Home Guards and
otner organizations and the people of
Dover gave these men a proper send
off with the band playing. Follow
ing are the men drafted:
Smyrna times., 1917-09-19
MASTERS AID THE ENEMY
BY Herbert c. Hoover.

International whose sufferers Belgium
to
ing food authorities
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20
La artilIeria sigue
iugandO el principal
papel en- Flandes
HicierOn yioientOs ataqueS
en- el frente del Aisne
los franCeseS

LONDRES, Octubre l9.-El infor-
me- enviado por Ct Mariscal Sir Dou-
glas Haig, comandante en- jefe de
las tropas inglesas en- Belgica y
Francia, da poca luz acerca de las
operaciones que Sc csten iibrando en-
Flandes, pues el dcspacho es muy la
c6nico y solo Sc habla en- 81 de que
la artilleria alemana ha estado muy
activa en- cierto5 puntos de ese fren-
te.
Fl comunicado Official aleman por
81 parlc, indica que IN violcnto bonn
barico csta desarroliandose en- Elan
dcs. FL sector en- donde esta acci6n
de artiIleria csta librandosc. cs cl que
ocuran los fraacescs cn las c~ercanias
del hosgue De Poutholst, sobre 81
flanco ~izquIerdo de los inglescS, asi
como en- el sector ocupadv por cs!0S
mismos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20
a Ia marina
britannica Ia prensa
de Ia Gran Breta1a
COnsidera una humiliation Ell
triunfo de de los ale
NAMES en- eI BalticO

LONDRES. Octubre l9.-lno de
los principles diarios de esta CAPT
tai. Ell Daily Mail, publica en- su edl-
cidn de hoy un articulo en- el que ha-
ce duraS censuras a la flota brita-
nica. por 10 que e. citado periodlco
llama ell fracaso de la armada ingIe-
sa para impedir que Ia flota a!ema-
ma Sc hicicra duena del Golfo de Ri
ga. Y pide que "eI Almirantazgo de
una explicacl6n de esta humiI!ac:on
en- el Mar del Baltico."
Despu6s de traer a colacion ei ext
TO de los submarines ingleses contra
Ia flota aIemana en- el Mar del Bal
tico. en- Ell veraro y otono de 1915, e
p~eri0Gico agrega:
Los alcmanes han degrade ahora,
TODD 10 que SC les impidio que rcali-
zaran en- 1918, y 10 nan logrado de
tai modo. que nj siquiera Sc les ha
dado Ill golpe por aiguna dc las or
g~arizacicnes dc Ii marina britannica.
que esta ahora mas podcroSa J fuer-
te uuc mace dos amos y esta adcma5
rcforzada por la fiota americana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20
Argentina no cambjard
81 aCtitud haCi0
Ell Imp. alemdn
Tai declaration hizO el hi
nistrO de NegOCiOS
ExtranjerOS

BUENOS AIRES. Octubre l9.-Ar-
gen,ina no rompera sus reiacloncS d.
p!omaticas con e. lmpcrio alcman
por ahora, sino cs que maya motive
suficientemente ~pooercso para clio. \
tai decision lego Ell gabinete en- el
~consejo que cele6ro aver : c! cual
dur6 varjas horas.
I'u5 eli miniStro de Ncgocios Tx
tranieros quicn anoche hizo official
merre Ia declaration de que nlngu1
cam6io ha habido +! habra, al nlcnos
nor ahora. en- las re~lacioncs interna-
cioralcs dc Argentina, y de que min
gun cambio tampoco habra en- el ga
bircte pues que este co~ntinuara for
mado por los mismos clomcntos que
10 co~nstituycn.
La declaration dada a :onoccr por
q Ninistro de Negocios EXtranjcros
ccha por TERRA las vcrsioncs que We
niun circulanio rcSpecto a que varioS
micmbros del gaoinete habian amcna-
zado cor rcnunciar sus pucstos sino
Sc decIaraba desde lueEo 7 ruptura
de rciacioncs diplomaticaS o 81 In
perio aleman. Sc dice que Ia decision
i que lego cl gabine;e en- 81 conSe-
IN do aver inc INA SOrDrcSa para Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20
IN MILLION NJ DOLARES FOR
Ell KAISER, VINO o NJERTO"

DALLAS, Octubrc r.. -EXprcsamdc
/ 81 crcnria Dc qlc Ia "captura del Hal
scr pondra tGrmiuo 4 ia guerra una
sonora lla5uada 8. FanHcjl. dc Green
vile. Ia iniciado una campana para
reunir ia cantidad dc TN million de
dolares. cantidad que sera ofrccida
como prcmio, = Quicn s~ntrcgue al
kaiser "vivo 0 muerto.'
No lice Ia cNpresada nor Il
Quien deba ser cntregado cl Kaiser
Guillermo. rero cs dc prcsun1irse que
I las fucrzas amcricanas que SC en-
cuentran en- trancja 0 hicu d las in
glcSas u ~franccSaS. La sonora Fan
nell ha girado TN circular cXponicndo
Su proposi:o. dcclarando que el mi
lion dc dolarcs debc scr ofrecido por
varias organizaciones religiosas :
raunida entire los micmbroS dc Ias re
ferldas or~ganizacioucS.
Kin csta ciudad fUt bicn accptaGa il
proposition IL "a Se1o-- E2n.eii. pyes
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Sc ANUNCIO OEIClALMENTE EN-
PETROGRADO DICHO NJ
Es muy grave Ia situaci6n en- Rusia.-
Corren va trenes de Riga a Ostende

e desembarco de tropas alemanas
en- Ia costa de Esthonia, serla una
ena para el puerto de Reval,
pues Sc veria atacado por Ia reta-
guardia. Les marines que norman
las t~ripulaciones y Electives de Ia
flota principal del Baltico, Sc dice
que estan deseosos tie entrar en- &C
ci6n. La mayor parte de los barcos
de guerra rusos, que forman Ia gran
flota m~oscoYita, Sc e~ncuentran en- Ia
bahia de kronstadt, IA principal for
caleza : base naval de csc pals. Los
hombres de esos barcos. han pedidO
que Sc lc eErje Il encontrar a los
alemanes, pero ell gobierno cree que
dada Ia superioridad de las fuerzas
r~avales enemigas, seria desastrosO
dejar sin defcnsa 1 Petrogrado, toda
vez que Ia fortaleza lie kronstadt es
Ia lave dc csta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20
Crltic0 s~ituaci0n
economical de
Italia

WASHINGTON. Oc,ubre T9.-La
yituacion economical de Italia csta
de tai manera a~gravaudoSc. que pucdc
hacer f~racasar todo q cstucrzo vie
torioso de las tropa5 que al mardo del
general CadorNa luchan contra los
austriacoS. En- dcSpachoS ofic,aj"S He
Sados d eSta capital. SC pinta u si-ua-
cj6Uscomo nnuy Seria. FL conhust,hlc
fal5a va he tai maucr Que TO bas,a
nj para las mas urgeutes neces:dal"s,
nj Siquiera para q uso de las rsSa5
particulars. Como no Sc produce car
bon dcntro del tcrritorio, Italia -
he visto Sicmpre objeada d N~rovccrse
de combustibla del cHtraujcro. lE"sta
mace POGO tempo, Ipgiatcrr3 ' fran
cls estaban proporcionando Il TIA
La cl combuetible que uccesi,.ha. nc
20 ahora han ~slspeudIdo TODD e, IN
yio. no tauto por1uo tal arti"u,u ha-
"a c~scaseado tarto Que rroH,ban 81
Sallda dichoS palscs, SIno pcrquc. prin
cipalmeute lngIaLcrra ha declarado
termInstemente que 10 podra facilitar
"a barcoS para Ia conduccion dc pro-
visjones q Italia nj 4 ninguu otro pals
(Pass a Ia pag. "a. Col. 6a.)
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PETR0GRADO, Octubre 19.-El
gobierno provisional moscovita, ha
resue!to defintivamente t~rasladarse a
"a ciudad de Moscow. habiendo anun-
ciado hoy oficia!mente que el cambio
Sc hara muy en- breve.
Los periodicos de esta capital pu-
bIican tambien una noticia autorizada
oficialmente, en- Ia que Sc da cuenta
de que la evacuation del puerto for
tificado de Reval, en- e. Baltico, a ia
entrada del Colo de Finlsndia, ha
empezado va.
Las ~escuelas del mencionado puer-
10 de Reval, han sido clauSuradas "a
= los habitantes de Ia ]poblaciou eStan
siendo enviados al interior de Russia.
va una vez antes & Ia de ahora, ei
gobierno hab;a hecho nreparativoS
para trasladar su a~s;erto q ia ciudad
de Moscow, precjs2mente, deSpueS dc
IA captura de Riga por los alemanes.
e fracasO de estos sin embargo. pa
RI uevar adelante 81 ofensiya S0bre
Petrogrado. por TERRA, asi como Ia
approximation dc a cstaci6n iurernu.,
cue hacja cast iiapracticablc una
campana por TERRA, trajo aIguna
coufiauza entire los hombres del 20
bierno y Sc acord6 ~Suspender los ira
bajos para ell traslado, no viendo pOr
Ell momento ningun serio peiigrO.
La semaua pasada, NADIA menoS, a.
gunos de los mas caracterizadoS mi
uistros del gabinete russo, aseguraban
que no habia ningun tenor de III
ataque sobre Petrogrado, c~onsideran-
do que los alemanes TO podriau
desarrollar gran actividad por terra
en- vista de la proXimidad del invicr-
no
Ahora, Ia ofensiva aemana por
mar, que ha tenido por resu!tado Ia
ocupaciou de las iSlas Oesel : Noon.
lde Ia Luna,) con una pr~obab;hdad
de invasion q Ia provincial de Es-
thonia, Gambia conlpletamente Ia 81
tuacion J el pelig-o dc IN atague
sobre Petrogrado Sc preseHta mas
amenazador que nuncG, y 4 ella sc
debe Ia resolution adoptada por ei
gobierno de Zanzibar Ia capital Il
Moscow.
Ademas de este. las turbu!entas
condolences poIiticas que hay en- esta
capital y Ia p~resencia De u. gran nj
nero de extremistas : acitaGorcs
aqui, quiza hayan infIuenciado tam
bien a los ho,nbres del cobicrno pa
"a tomar tai resolution.
Reval. el puerto Que Sc malta a Ia
cutrada del Golfo de F'irlandia. g
INA ciudad dc $1,000 habitantes. qac
sc e~rcuentra situada i POO mjilaS DC
eSta capital, hacia e. ~occidentc. Di-
cho puerto es tambjen Una c>tac:6n
ravalry con Helsingfords Y Hango.
sobre Ia costa SeptentrionaI del Col
10 de Finlandia. conStituye las dcfe&-
>a> de dicho Colo. l,ave de Petro-
grade Y kronstadt.
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E GObiern0 russo sc trdSIdddrd d Moscow
CAPTURARON DOS REGIMEN
TOS RUSOS

BERLIN, Octubra 19.-Dos regi-
sientos de Infanteria rusos, hacieR-
DO en- total 5000 hombres, fueron
eapturados en- la Isla de n Luna.
(Mcon island) I Ia entrada del Col
10 de Riga, segin dice el informe Off
cial dado i Ia puoiicidad hoy en- eS-
Ia capital. Y en- 81 cual Sc agrega que
Ia menciopada Tsls sc e~ncuentra aho-
"a eompletamente az poder de los
a!smanss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20
4 LOS MEXICANOS QUE NECE-
CITEN MANDAR DINBR0
A MEXICO

81 listed tieno familia n Mexico ,
oEiere ~mapdar.e dinero en- plata u orc
ls~sxicano, escriba 4 LOS ANGELES
MERCANTILE CO., pol North Main
st., Los Angeles, Cal, 0 bien 112&
West Commerce St, San Antonio,
Tex, ' a yueIta de correo lie dare
mos informes sobre "a manera segu-
"a, garantizada Y barata de Handar
81 dinero. Esta information es Ora
IT'S para tedos los mexicanos. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a IgnaciO E. Lozano.-lIS
y Sta. Rosa Ave. San A7tcnin, ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-20

Egc-r7s : Soy -i'c1Gp aurs,yo VsEioso
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