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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

G"nCra7. aVanz6 Leona uros H2Sos Y
tornado G Nargarita de IA mano, le
dc con aceato severe:
sIgnosaiS, se6ori,a, Que vUescro
intame rapJor cs mi ma-!do?
.Tuesrro marido, exclara5 a jc-
zen :ieEa De esJgpor.
ST. soy Ia marqaesa de Lacy. Ia
esgoSa de vucstro Seductor.
Ta1to cinismo ' desvergiienza de-
iaroa atomic q Contran ' Sc pregun
- 81 e~a o5jeco de alguna pesadilla.
Bruscamente dos nuevos persona
les r~sae;cacon en- Ia choza.
e baron : (, ca6allcro de Asti.
& as2ec:o del baron era terrible;
81 .os,ro es:aba rojo de indignation
' Juror.
e. cabailero de Asst estaba grave
Y SiIencioso, como hombre q quien Sc
ha confiado una alta mission que cum
pIir.
e padre de margarine do dos pa
SOS hac!a Gont-an, que mudo = IN
m6viI p~ermarec.2 con los brazos cru
zados y Il cabe-a inclinada so5-e Ell
= Miserable, grit6. He lie casti-
carte como mereces.
! al decir este. leranto 81 latigo
sobre Ell marques.
Una mano detuyo su brazo.
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reeuerdos, recuerdos de aquellos Due
10 dejan otra hue.la que honda pc
IA Ell el alms y trio en- g cofazdn
IL baronesa .ensada ante TN basti-
der de bordar, estaba iunto 4 So
esposo, al que furtivamente lama
BE- miradas tiernas y m~elanc6licas.
Era II baroness una muJer de
treiata amos, alta, blanca, de ojos
azu!es V de cabellos tan negros como
las alas del cuervo; sus labios eran
rojos, sobre los que Sc dibujaba STEM
pre- una sontisa me'ancolica y t-lste;
su fisonomia de un exquisite pureza
de lineas, ofrecia Ina mezcla de VI
Ri cnergia V de angelica dulzura.
La sonora de Mort-Dieu era n
de esas mujeres de corazon de oro,
de voluntad fuerte Y energica, y que
parecen nacidas para cumplir deter
minada mission sobre la terra. dando
Gina sin titubesr nj desfallecer ante
los eseollo. de Ia vida, al debez que
voIuntariamente Sc han i%rlpuesto.
Quinta hija de I'm modesto gen.
til hombre breton, habia degrade ca
sarse con ell senior de Mort-DieI.
Para su familia. esta union habia
sido el fruto de una de esas especu.
laciones de fortuna, que en- nuestra
moderna sociedad Eun tan fresuen-
ties: sara ella, el cunplimiento de la
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SeCCi0n Editorial
Concentrates de IN juicio crltico

|
81 a., or;n.ro de los ccrricnles. tuy0 ugar I IL IL cnudad Dc HeN'o Uni
vetsaa = NJ banqu2te. cn motive De ser - dEa el primer hi'erSaf Il ID
tsaalaci,n del Ccaer%c CcaSGtuycnt, 4e producer" IA '@'l' t"
,,,,,Ir, >. u.erdlco. qs Rig hy IN Ii RePabhca- " II 'S'"' "
hanoute ,znsn PARA ncsotrs Important qus m2ssz'a i" 0Hm'as'"
ronao;ares Ina yehla en- b% actuaes tsm2H@ ) tn bahaae'f @ s"'
rss carfanestas en- 81 mayor p2rte. NJ EaIen Ia P7a de 0H"F"'r p"
IA peensa. Lo que 81 Hama la atenu5n ' msreeee 81 eomtn'ar'. < FL lr
ria crftca d. IA exprSada Constitution. Pesentado rs" arh, como U''sWA
IA m;,na. pnr :! P<siden.e del Congress- ConSttuEen NJ LiceHei1u' .E
MANUEL Rojas. ' ado dea@ L ya~pvra rr Ls Pen0dieoS en'0"cta
hs eom4 I'M de las Dro4ncdones ms notahicS t intereSante1 lei me"cF'
,,do ahoca5o earaneE1Y
.:., ., u.o.l Rcins. Ell Eel masito sin
'tit$ hCeFaHeh' - I"e"@ 80 -. ao- 81. AIGIEOS
seElf ee Ii" 0nS'"HS" e'"tI I 49,. c5ooas o defectos en- cues
LlNAHES "a lie qredaFoA NSiOSS'. p' ..+, ;,r;snl- paro
tfones de Importance sin haser "e1"' TX ~ It,c,o. N r,asfnoas
cen t0d2 y lis MnAFeS 'ts6es P- e>'EN ,i,o;, AL oc,,.
IN impcrtanca- y los IunaFes m'H"oS> q~ l" IM d. AL corr,r...-
he iWiseonsnsto, pFo nj i '- "0s q ~ gs a.ao,irs > /, c,paci-
no I'll tGda "A penftua Va IL mpetis''" -" - I. l.. o.u nal
dad que Is e'a6oFA' IL ,"hSi"'" = -" $500, l. u.xico cana Fran
ss que - han encon;Fado en las mN"aS ''"'S""S - !I vyTI rm
ea. princi2aimen"' EsPusN ee L ~!"" '5S -- s, I,. Manuel
ia a ra1 del destsH@m'eal0 & lSao@l = :" ' ~ S|ntonnImsn,p sruaoi.
: los legislatures AfEaheStaS N""- S@" - a. ,,=.u.+,,e.
mes. col undaa general DE- sHs@E'ts' : '" ~. !. Im mu
particulars d. scenaen 1 i 'N 4E - \ ~
ceptcs jurpdces antsENres- NS u ID '"S"N'" -- .r-.a,
RcsuIa Il LsencLadc LuS tan2Si NIN' Pf .mw.
ncs, u creyente del monitor y n mSEa''aao "H''s' - P1"HD
cree HSEaNe IN "s "s'"s :" - -; nor snds r.7orsS
exassTaciores Q d4ectoS en- cusNlo"s~ us '"F ""> -" t%1 .aI m
iryisihlas, Ge II p2T eric ai Para e! Sha" Ew -. 49,
sent@s que Psn%an en AeNco "i-H~' en- TS'~~'S ."0~ ~%
n 70 ptaSGan IA dHeTa> aEaNNA"H" r"'
E-ntcs han aparFeldce Sn!fa Il fia"aN'e ~."u sasaT H. Consreso
utIme LAclfhts "euehIN" NN""N - " - Ill ~ Az
de lndaSLales meNcancs y que u = fSS1"''Ss' = Z" No." 49,
pAGNE. En- el banquete con QUE i0e-'R Consequences PSI < w
dus.ra CcnecriU. Preisam@n.@ lc> ccngEsSi,tas ta0"H 'Ei' ai&ano1
Ii nr:esaaa de terasar cue ii l. Cara Magma ea ""0I'b:s, 70 eF" mai
tsrabh. dukfcandO. 81 fin Sus palabras para haeer en'ea"Sr " sN 0"'-
ouiadcs que era al Congress y 10 4 elias ! QUEEN t0c2oa ;RHIaE ES Fe'oE-
mas del C6GgO fundamental de Il Replbhca-
DID e lie ne yaGa Ia pena Dc ser tan anune;ado e juio que los ocnPaH9'
de comsntar. De creyeEteS tales. * torman tS anatSos' ' e. L'"a"S"'
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(Pasa 4 l2 ga. Pag. Col. 3a.)
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III. tan discip!iEado.
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POLITICAM ENUDA
CATEGORIAS.

Con ell titulo de :POR R0BARSE
.UNAS GALLINAS UN CAPTAIN
DEL EJERCITO FEDERAL. RECI-
BIO IN Trio EN- LAS PIERNAS.
publica "El Nacional'. periodico CA
rranclan de- L. ciudad de Mexico, Una
noticia due il cuenta de Il fazanA
c.tIpenda licyada . cabo por In IN
victo oficiaI del e~jerrito dc don We
rustiano. Ia cual. como queda dlcho.
terninG de mala manera.
No uueremos hacer hincapie en- el
hecho mismo. pues es tan vulgar y
tan comun entire Ia democratlca genr
re uae Iev0 4 Ia presidencia o Don
Venus. Que apenas 81 mereee e
ci0n. Queremos unicamente reterir-
nos 4 70 estrictos que son los rarran-
clnneS cuando st trata De ejerr.:ar e.
sagrado derecho del robo.
e. capitan de marras, con-4:a'.te
del llIlI-iUO lIEatSt uS SNS ~ '~'.+''
Sc dir!gi0 modcstamente n g@H,Iero
Lc Ia casa. sabcdur dc que 81 Plan de
Guadalupe no 10 autor!zaba para mas.
81 hubiera sido mayor. habria aspl-
RADIO Il el domiciho ageno;
81 ~coroncl. Z instalarse en- q AFRO
jaado q sus ducnos, y 81 hub!era te-
nido L. dicha Ge oStentar el aeui!a
De general, sin reparo 81 habria in
castado de "a finquita, declaranGose
propictario de muebles c inmuebles.
ga!liras Inclusive. En- cambio, 81 en-
We de cagi.4a huhiela sido soldato
rae. pleacyamente Sc hahTa dirigldo
= a coc:na en- pos de las tort!llaS So
hian.c- 1c IL cena..... Pcro como es
capit:.n. y t:enc, por 10 tanto. e. pa
luL"r mas fino que el de IN solGado y,
ticne. SJbre TODD, mas derechoS que
81 "juaH''. al g4llincro So fuG, aunque
col tar mala sueCtc, que le hicieron
P,uazoe ias patas 4 ti-os....
;Pctrc,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
CUENTAS ALEGRES.

In senior Madrazo. que Ia draeonea
Gc Official Mayor De Hacienda. les
zone los oios verdes a nuestros com
p";r.otaS. conctndoles 81 cUrnto de
Que e 'gobierno" de CarranZa no
Drrdi0 NADIA en- "a explosion &c los
laacnone5 de gasoIina. ocurrida en- el
Mississippi, porQIe dichas embarca-
cones 10 esraban pagadas, y que, por
Il co..;rario, .! mcntado gobierno So
10 rlraado. purqac con 10 que cohT3
del sc%l"o. Va comprar o5ras Ian
chcncs cvo
.Hah.a maiadero!
Como 81 10 oeni2 ragados los
barcos, pudo eohEsr Sesro de elss
CT "~aobierro" del "srforn HSsEnzs?
Como pudo a~segurarlcs sin ssr de
II proDjedad del zobitr2o?
Una de dos: 0 sc habia eomprsme-
.iio a paPar los harcos. = en- tal c2so
81 pudo cobrar el SECURE, pero en-
cambio queda con In obligation de
pagarlos (que le echen UT galgo al di
nero los duenosJ, 0 no los habia pa
gado. : entonces nalamente pudo ha-
GER effective cl SECURE de una cosa
que no era suya.
Nj aun pensando en- l. habilida0 de
los carranclanes para hacer trampas
SC puedc tragar esa rueda de mo'Ino,
poruuc Ia mencionada habilidad no
rita" fuora de Mexico.
CARlCATO.
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LA YUNTA De ITO PRADO

director del aqaci1tIr
que la :nprovisado 81 patriarch
De las barpas to!osaIes:
Pc!an, him. = quien por guaSa
l!aran "reb.nata be are"
los que N @sJa forna aluden
= - caranci;. de caroes;
Pelaucnini. - lin. Ia POGO
quc ~ s~rdo: cditorjales,
en- er.re.ilets. en- cr1nicas
hasta IN las resenaS de arte.
zone verde q cicrto rtlpo
~. an1es tue.a 81 compadrr:
"Rip-Rip' aque! tuertito
ule con audacia ' desplante
Sc ha "ircautado" mas imprentas
que maacnas llcvo IN 81 traie
;:nles de gGe los ra-eros
* lamaran generates.
! Pelanchini IS mUy terco;
por = mai.ana Y X tarde.
IN cUan1@s cop!aS impresaS
ii" -! per.udico salen,
prceIama en- tudo> los cUnos
que Rip" Is IN miserable,
que q - pat-.4 comPromete,
que u.ge que Venus 10 Gale;
p. toto YOrs.. seEIn
'o,''
y'"''! A''''''
: E"r'' * -
'"E"" US
W. '"2"'
-
1~' 49,
10 "S''s use. ~.
los I0'9'7 "'"''>'''o
&c >" e'""'.c' ; '0'"P""'v
S'' +~' -" ~
GU E'I''" s"'o-StSe
''@-oS : ,t "J''
ST S"'Sl * %'''- -.
:"'"e '~'
PaE''"o P""'''" ",'!'
!'.Sa".' los A'H's "'v--"'''S
dc. I'eF%H; "'.1s i'"r'
90" lo- ;uro visited = diet"
- So" mese< a'"!e
para conTeF'ir sN pesos
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CHANTECLER

.co cTiucO de cen Luis, qe es III fracas5 cArrancita. 50 trndri ccao IN
'xto paa les enemigcs del carran@smO. "a caasadOs Dc sehalar los cnor-
ne. crrorcs y teGWOS de Ia prcseRtc Constitution.
tacImcS grAca al Lhenciadu RcIas de NJ ccupa7no$ dc Ia partC lite
rarG. de ~ yradacci0n, p0,que dc N hacerD &si,. nus veTiamcs t / Il case
De d~ir que 81 juIo citco de gu : ;:ata care@c IL 10 mismo. l0gica '
gramaticalmtnte habanda.
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XXNN

Nos es precise retroceder algunos
me5es ' rranspo-tarnos a IA epoca Ell
n que el c~oronel Leon no hao,a !
pensado fundar Ia sociedad de los
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FOR SALE

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms on md floor. with heaf and
hight. 225 north Columbus 81. list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
PERCH PLANTED IN POTOMAC
Occounan Creek Also Shares in Gov
ernmcntal Distribution of l3!.oOo'-
600 Fry-Will Increase Shad.

More than 137,O00,000 fine yellow
perch fry were planted in streams
tributary to the Potomac extending
from Broad Creek, Nd, to Occoquan
Creek, Va, last spring, according to
the annual report of the Commits
sioner of Fisheries, just issued.
In advance of the shad season on
the Potomac 1908 adult yellow
perch were collected from fisher
mems nets and placed in live cars,
says DR.. Hugh NJ Smith, the conf
missioner In the short space Of
time between March % and April Z
they produced l52.,2S5,OOO eggs, of
which 3,G4o,O0O Were used for ex-
Inhibition purposes at the central st:-
ton in Washington, and of the re-
mainder. 137.l01, 900 were planted
in theterritory which constitutes
the principal breeding places of the
species.
: The catch Of shad in the Potomac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
GRoUND1Ess REPORT

Careful inquiry made among the
members of the Virginia delegation
in Washington belonging to what Is
sometimes termed the organization
faction has failed to disclose any
trace of a war council to ne held TINS
or next week, according to an art'-
Gle published in a Richmond paper
about Il week ago.
On the contrary Senators Martin
and Swanson and Congressman FLOOD
Watson, Carlin. Saunders, Holland
and Harrison, whom the article SAID
were to meet and decide OH the State
candidates for Office the organization
would back, emphatically deny that
there was ever any intention OF hold
ing such ''war council
''The product Of a vivid and Will
inc imagination" was the way Con-
gresham Floyd characterized the
article, saying he had never heard OF
such meeting being called, and Is
inclined TO believe no such meeting
will be called.
perfect bosh; why, there's moth
inc to il at ALL" said Senator Swan
son. THE Virginia people can look
after elections for their own State
Offices without any help from us
The article which aroused resent
ment in Washington stated that al
the members of the Virginia delega-
ton except Congressman Glass
Montague and Jones, who compos.
the so-called anti-organization fac
F., ton w2A5Iqg yaSsend a war council
to clear up the muddled state OF al
fairs existing with respect to coming
contests for the State Offices.
The Virginians at the capital
whom the article referred to con-
slider it an attempt to create the mi
preston that all State office cleo
tions are dictated from Washington
hv the Organization" There has
never been a condition like this, they
say, and such IL. condition does not
exist now.
There has been absolutely no dls-
cussion Of the State convention
said Congressman Watson, INC
fact is that the public business IN
Congress at the short session is So
pressing, that the Virginia Repre-
sentatives have found too little time
to even consider State issues at
home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
WORLD DRY WHEN WAR ENDS

q expect the whole world to be
as dry as a bone, of alcohol, about
the time the big war ends said pr.
Harvey w. Wiley, atrthe Fifth .Bap-
fist Church, at E and 6 1-2 streets
southwest, Washington, yesterday
RUSSIA is as dry as bone now,
and France is getting dry. England
is at the point Of going dry. A!co-
hol has made almost as much trouble
for the allies as the Germans, and
huge quantities of grain are being
destroyed to make alcohol, when 1t Is
needed for food.
Dr.. Wiley said he was originally
opposed TO prohibition because II
meant debating to people what they
could drink, but that he discovered
that people would eat anything and
poison themselves if they were not
dictated to, and that it was no worse
to dictate what they should drink,
from the standpoint of the common
good.
u don't fear the temptation OF
drink any longer myself" he said
"but I dread my two boys having to
withstand the temptation of drink,
and would make any sacrifice to see
all boys. freed from this temptation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
SPREAD OF CONSUMPTION.

That the war in Europe has re-
suited in heavy increase In con-
sumption. and that with the restora-
t;on of peace and the revival OF I'M
n,;ura,ion to the United States tins
country faces the danger OF receiV-
ing great number of foreigners eV-
cry one of whom may carry al
1aast Tho seeds of tuberculosis, was
tho substance of startling state
ments made at a meeting OF trustees
Of the National Jewish Home 1oi
Consumptives, : held yesterday IN
Baltimore. Dr. Alfred Meyer, OF
New York, whose research work is
internationally known to tuberculosis
specialists said:
"When Ambassador Gerard re,
turned recently from Berlin ne 'o'o
friend Of mine that since the wal
began there had been an increase o.
500 per cent. in the number OF taoer-
cular patients in Germany Inc
same thing is true in France, Where
thousands of soldiers, made tubercu-
lar victims by the war, are slowly
diving at home. In Belgium there
has been 100 per cent. increase
in attendance at tuberculosis clinics
and the prevalence Of tuberculosis
glands in Belgian children has IN
creased from 5 to 10 times"
There are now 10 times as many
victims of tuberculosis coming IRON
other countries to live in America as
there were in 1914 according to I'M;
migration officials. And after the
war there may be at least the seeds
| of tuberculosis in every Immigrant
landing at Ellis Island, so prevalent
has the disease become III Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
--~e~~--s

forth from before him: thousand
thousands ministered unto him, and
ten thousand times ten thousand
stood before him: the judgment was va
set and the books opened. ~
/ saw in the night vision, and be-
hold one like unto the Son of Man
came With the clouds of heaven, and
came to the Ancient Of days, ana
thew brought him near before him.
And there was given him dominion y,
that all people, nations and langu.
ages should serve him; his DOMINION
is am everlasting dominion, when
shall not pass away, and his Kingdom
that which shall not be DESTROYED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Six, room brick house,
!. newly papered, bath and hot water,
4 81 Wolf street. Apply to Rodger
C, Sullivan, Sid Wolf st. 12-6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15

A widespread sentiment favoring
the purchase by the United States
government of ,Nonticello, home OF
Thomas jefferson, is Being engen-
dered by the recent activities in this
direction by the National Society of
the Daughters CT the American Revo-
luton. So much interest has been
aroused by these efforts that con-
gressional committee on public build
ings and grounds will make trip to
Charlottesville this week, accompa-
MED by many distinguished men, to
inspect the home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15

CHARITY DANCE-To be given by
the Franklin Club in Elks' Hail,
Wednesday. February I, ut $50
p. M Admission 75c a couple. ll-%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
COMFORTING FORECAST.

That the war now raging IN Eu'
rope was foretold, $500 years ago
in the word CT God, and as victory
for Germany; that England will &C
down and America will be invaded by
u confederation of European kings
with Germany dominating, were
statements OF Il. 0. Alexander, an
orator. of Charlotte, y. c., in speak
ing at Polls Theatre, Washington
yesterday. Mr.. Alexander drew his
deductions from the book Of Daniel,
the seventh chapter of which he read
down to the ninth verse.
The speaker dwelt on the invasion
of this country, which, he said, would
have !. disastrous effect for while,
but that would terminate in clean
cut victory for America. The inva-
sion ard threatened devastation. he
said, will be the work Of God as
punishment meted out because
America has turned away from
him." Z
The high cost Of living, which is
not local, but worldwide, is also ex-
planned in the Bible. according to
M. Alexander. Before the high cost
Of food is over wheat will be "a and
So a buSi?el he said.
AS stated above, Mr.. Alexander
read the first eight verses of the
seventh chapter Of the book of Dan-
icl upon whicn he based his opin-
iuns 1t is unfortunate that he stop
ped where he did, as the verses
which follow should bring JOY TO.
every believer if his deductions are
correct. We quote the verses ., 10,
IS and II. which show the King
dom Of heaven is at hand:
And hcheld until the thrones
We're cast down, and the Ancient OF
days did 8 sit, whose < garment was
white as. SHOWS and THE hairs Sof his
head like the pure wool; his throne
was Ike the fiery flames and his
wheels rs burning fire.
4 fiery stream issued and came
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
WANTED

WANTED General house worker;
No laundry; stay nights; good
wages; for small family out OF
city. Apply to 124 South Falrfa%
street, Alexandria, Va. lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15

River in 1915 decreased II per cent
from 1909, the latest previous year
for which statistics were available.
There were similar decreases all
along the line, the catch in Mary
land decreasing so per cent in size
and 30 per cent in value.
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how he came to be The
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That is what they all say regard
ing Pablo, the new non-alcoholc
beverage we are now offering to the
trade.
Pablo is All unfermcntcd beverage
does not contain malt and is abso-
lutelv on-alcohoic. 1t is not a
near-beer and should not be
confused with the many so-called
temperance drinks now being mark
eted that are really nothing more
than fermented malt beverages, with
percentage of the alcohol extract
ed, the sale of which is liable to be
accompanied by risk of prosecution
Wherever Pablo has been intro
duced it has met with almost in
slant favor and popularity, proving
to be a good repeater. As compared
with other soft drinks, Pablo is in
Il class by itself--a drink with char
acter and snap to it. It is Of a
sparkling amber color and has that
pleasing hop tang that is never
failing, never-tiring delight to the
taste and which at the SAME time
makes it a refreshing healthful and
nvigorating beverage.
Distributed by the
Rammel Manufacturing
Company.
Alexandria. Va. Phone Bell 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
SWAN BROS.
January Clearance Sale
OF
Mems and Boys
FURNISHING S

Our Annual Clearance Sale ii
Mems and Boys Winter Mcrci,an-
disc now in progress. Some lots are
small and will soon be cleared out 1T
these prices.
Mems $i25 Gray Wool Under
shirts and Drawers, Now :. $500
Mems SIPS Wrights Undersh;rts
and Drawers, Now $50. -. sl.OG
Mems $l.25 Heavy Fleecc-iincd
Union Suits. Now ..... ...... So
One lot Mems $1.25 Fleece-lined
Gaunt!ets, Now go. ..... 5Sc
One lot Mems soc Suspcnders.
High Grade Automobile Gaunt!ets
Reduced.
One pair Mems $3.50 Lined Art2
G@unl;aEs, Now 1851. -. SD
One Tair Mems $500 Lined alto
GaY2tie.s, Now -. go. -. $3.50
One ra;r Mems 5000 Lined ALio
Caun;lei:, Now -. 49,. $50
nay's Winter Underwear ard
Sweaters New Selling at Reduced
psiras.
CLEARANCE OF MEMS FINE
WOOL SWEATERS.
Meas $500 70 $50 Wool Sweaters
NHW -. ..''.. Hl.2o
Mons $500 Wool Sweaters,
Mems $39S Wool Sweaters,
New. 49,. 80. 80. 80"
One lot Mems $!.23 and $50
Sw.atcrs, s!:ght!y soicd, Now ..96c
Small lot Mems $1.25 Double
brcaatcd Gray Wool Undershirti,
Now. -. -. -. o.
Small lot Mems $50 Red fian-j
mel Drawers, Now -. ...... SLID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
Rheumatism.

10 completely washed out of TIE system by
the celebrated s. i.ar Mineral Water. Pos
itiyely guaranteed by &money-back offer.
Tastes fine. costs 4 rifle Delivered any
where bv our .Alcxandr;:. Distributors, I.
s. Harper, Ire. Phone them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-01-15
A body, identified

A body, identified
ward Louis Gaines, a
a welI-to-do farmer,
was found yesterday /
town Channel of the
opposite the Lincoln ]
chief of police of I
last night that Game;
a sanitarium. at Bait
received money to col
days ago, but had NJ
from since. There W
on the body and moth
L l. o,o - L.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-01
statesmen WANTED 4OI

HIGH COST OF LIVING REDUCED
All necessities. groceries. paints, oils
and stock foods at wholesale prices.
Statesmen go into a good. sound,
legitimate money making business
of your own. No capital required.
Build home and bank accounts as
hundreds of our men are now doing.
Our goods and house nationally
known. Ask your banker. Establish
a regular trade in your home terri
tory. No collections or losses. EX-
perience not necessary with our
simple but effective selling plan
which earns for you 800 to $3.50
monthly easy. Exclusive protected
territory. Write today for more in
formation. John Sexton e. Co,
Wholesale Grocers, Lake and Frank
lin Streets. Chicago, Ill.
SPECIALITY SALESPEOPLE - MEN
and women to demonstrate and sell
the celebrated Imperial Kerosene
Self Heating Iron. A high $class
article with limitIess possibilities Of
sale. Good territory for good people.
Imperial Brass Mfg. Co. Dept. c,
1911 w. Harrison ST.. Chicago. III.
WANTED SALESMAN TRAVEL
ing. especially lumber towns. part
time on commission or straight com
pensation. TO sell standard warranted
logging tool. Standard. Room 1l2i
rs Broad Street New York City.
Statesmen TO TRAVEL ON COM
mission selling retail trade. shirts
underwear. hosiery. ladies' and chill
dren's dresses, waists. skirts, genera
merchandise. Samuels Mfg. Co, 80;
Broadway, New York