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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
FAIR AND WARMER" IS GLAD FORECAST THIS WEEK AT JEFFERSON
Funniest of Farces Booked for An other Visit Wednesday and Thurs
 day, With Matinee Thursday
If you are sad-cheer up.

IT you are Sad--cheer up.
 If everything In the world has gone wrong lately-take heart.
 There is an antidote for the blues, succor for the downhearted, sureness for the wronged in sight.
 Fair and Warmer" by all odds the funniest farce that was ever written these are not the words of the press agent but the consensus of opinion of the country at large-wIll be presented by Selwyn & Go. at the Jefferson thea ire Wednesday and Thursday. matinee Thursday.
 Avery Hopwood. the author of "Fair and Warmer Mas by no means a stranger to the theartegoing public as man who could write things that made other people laugh long before Fair and Warmer was ever produced. He had written Seven Days and ''Nobody's s Widow and each had been more than usually successful. When his latest work was presented, however. there was no question but that it was q scream ing riot, and that he had outdone him. self It would be only an incurab case of blues, 'grouch or whatever the ail- 1nent which dispeled laughter might be, that would keep anyone from laughing until their sides ached.
 Fair and Warmer needs cast of competent players to bring out the hest that is in 1t and Selwyn & Co has again assembled for it's presentation hara the same cast and production that was seen here-ali of them well known in the theatrical profession, many of whom have but recently been seen on Broad way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14

managerial direction of A. H. Woods.
 A. H. Woods hit is always an event of interest to theatregoers, but the advent of Cheating Cheaters' ought to be particuarly happy one, because of the unusual nature of the play, and because of it's conspicuous metropolitan success in q season when the New York public was slow in giv- ing it's indorsement to theatrical of- ferings. Cheating Cheaters'' is an original combination of the brightest farce and the most absorbing melo- drama, together with a strong romantic appeal that ought to make it popular with every class of theatregoers. The play is superbly mounted and bril- liantly cast. Cheating Cheaters". is a farce~melodrama in four acts, by Max Marcin, author of The House of Glass" and deals in an altogether original and humorous way with the machinations of two sets of crooks, who in the guise of responsibility seek to plunder each other. As for the dex-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
ROGU|SH 'M|TZT' IN ''POM-POM" HERE AT JEFFERSON TUESDAY
Savage's Operetta Here Two Performances-"Fair and Warmer" and Cheating
 Cheaters" Booked

MftZi, the prima donna of "Pom-Pom,' at the Jefferson Tuesday matinee and night, who plays the role of a roughish boy pickpocket part of the time in the opera. had the time of her young life getting her clothes for the part
 A boys suit. which must be ragged and worn. was the most important article on the list. It was made by mans tailor, carefully fitted. pressed and creased, and he beaned with pride when he brought 1t himself to her dressing room during a rehearsal, then proceeded to wait until the little lady should emerge as a trim young dandy of fash ion.
 His eyes bulged with alarm when A1itzi yanked the clothes from the box and, with her hairless Chihuahua bloodhound about the size of full-grown raD yap- ping and prancing around, the fun began. From one end of the stage to the other, she pulled and dragged the new suit over the rough boards and through the dirt with the pup hanging on. snapping off the edges and biting holes in the cloth
 The tailor could not believe his senses. He clasped his hands together and with tears rolling down his cheeks, he fol- lowed tfrem around invoking heaven to witness the destruction of his artistic work.
 When they were as dirty and torn as the part called for, the frolic was over, and Mitzi dashed away to insert herself into the now shabby trousers and coat, leaving her stage manager to explain.
 He confidentally approached the tailor and, with wink at Mitzi, who just then strutted forth as rakish young lad, whispered: Great prima donna. Much temperament!''
 And the puzzled tailor, shaking his head as he went out of the stage door, muttered: Mon Dieu, Temperament Deviltry beaucoupl'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
ALL STAR BILL OF
 !. KEITH VAUDEVILLE AT LYRIC THEATRE
Bert Levy, Famous Artist; Jack Claire, Comedian, and JOnia, Hawaiian Dancer,
 Among the Attractions

An unusually attractive programme of Keith vaudeville will entertain theatre goers at the Lyric during the present week and as an added attraction the first episode of the wonderful motion picture The Retreat of the Germans at the Bat tie of the Arras" official scenes of bat ties, will be presented
 Such vaudeville headliners as '.He'io Japan" comic operetta; Jonia and her Hawaiians, native dancers and singers; Bert Levy, famous artist-entertainer, and seven other hgn-ctass attractions will be presented.
 "Helo, Japan pretentious musical act, will be the feature attraction for the first half of the week. and as a co-headlner Bert Levy will also be pre- sented Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- day Hello, Japan' is q comic operetsa in two scenes and is brimful of clever comedians, continuous laughter, beautiful scenery, gorgeous cos,mess excellent singlng and pretty girls. It is presented by capable company of 10 people, fea- turing Jack Claire, versatile entertainer. and vaudeville favorite. This act is one or the seasons new muslcal acts and has gained much praise rom the press of many cities Bert Levy Is well known to vaudeville lovers and is a clever artist and while doing his sketch work inJects much wit and wisdom which proves highly entertaining.
 Another attractive feature on the bill for the first half Of the week will be Jennie Middleton, charming violinist This young lady is one of the latest musical finds in vaudeville.
 t'The College Boy Juggler' is the ye- hicle Of entertainment of Dewitt Young and sister aud this pair present very attractive number.
 Kuter, Clare and Kuter are a trio of singing and character entertainers. These attractions compose the pro- gramme for the first half of the week
 Jonia and her Hawaiians, all native dancers and singers, will be the head line attraction for the last half of the week. There are many Hawaiian dancers but despite this there are very few native Hawaiian dancers in this country Jonia is native of Honolulu and is genuine Hawaiian dancer and with her are four native musicians Jonia is de-, scribed as the pearl of Hawaii" She was at the Hawiian village in San Fran- cisco during the Pacific exposition, where she was known as Princess Let. Lokelani.
 Another attractive feature on the Dill for the last half of the week will beS Frank Stafford and company in The Hunters Game,' featuring the famous hunting dog BOX This act is one of the novelties of vaudeville and Is at tractive from beginning to end Bert and Harry Gordon, the impressario and the novice, will also entertain the last half of the week, as will also The Faynes, presenting sIn Conservatory,',Aa com edy novelty. and Sherman, Van and Fly man. the three vaudeville favorites in melodious nonsense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14

edy. Ted Osbornes Pets, remarkable dog act. in which the highly trained canines perform feats never before at- tempted by dogs, will close the perform ance.
 Beautiful Ethel Clayton, in her feature of features, The Dormant Power" will be the screen feature for the last half, along with Loew's Weekly and other picture attractions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
'1CHEATING CHEATERS, HERE TWO DAYS THIS WEEK AT JEFFERSON
Two Night and a Matinee Perform
 ance of Max Marcin's Remark able Crook Play

After a phenomenal run of an entire year at the Eltinge theatre, New York, 'Cheating Cheaters," Max Marcin's re- markable farce melodrama will be pre- sented at the Jefferson theatre for an engagement of two days, beginning Friday, matinee Saturday, under the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
Chile and Uruguay Are
 on Most Cordial Terms

Santiago, Chile. October 13.-Replying to note from the Uruguayan govern ment, announcing the severance of diplo-
 matic relations between Germany and Uruguay. the Chilean foreign minister today wrote that Chile appreciated high ly the elevated motives which prompted the decision of the government of Uru- quay. He also reiterated expressions of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14

terous and surprising way in which the situations have been handled, the New York Times said: That better mix ture of farce and melodrama has not been seen on the New York stage since the Seven Keys to Baldpate'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14

the sincere cordiality of Chile towards l Uruguay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14

A Californian has invented an appli- ance to tell when orchestra instruments are in tune which resembles a tuning fork on a large scale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
VISION ESTELAR

T=t.. r-i.,na L1~a o. dc nicye y VEIL
lisa on lo4 r,ourrs aisaciaros de ME
bin csncsa G.. 81 mar. de clara luna
On la Chamrana o.. Pcro en- las dos
Guntas lrguas dc foso ccnagoSo.
llcro de ratas Y de rcsplandores,
donGc 81 reluda tirita con las mano
doi2ridas sChrc 81 fusil. cstallan las
3onibas dcsn,oronando los paraDctos.
~dc,graaau las amctralIadoras sus
1rucncs, Sc aDrc cl eco ~profundo de
las mina$. lay pardies llenos de ar
don, DC ira : dc tUmulto, que repenti-
~amentc fGcdan en- s~ilcncio 0 u
Iar2aS hiIcTas &c mu"rtos aplastadoS
s0bre IL terra. Grandcs vucIos de
iuc.yos sc abatcn baio el cielo noe
tuTu0, Y So uucja el herido oculto en-
IA ,Naieza. Y 81 que Sc ~arrastra por G.
burGc del camino, Y cl otro cubierto
dc sangrp que sc rccuasta sObrc el
ta!ud de In trirchcra, y aqUcilos tan
palIdoS, con la Trcnte EcndaGa, que
abrcn los o.i0S sohrc cl cabczai de las
cawjl'as. Las ratrullaS eNpI0r4n cI
c2nIuo. Y nor las mil trUrhaS uuc arri-
ban = In Inca dc ftic"o. van los Soda
dos IN d,f4sc dcslayo. Para no resba-
lar en- cl iodU Sc apuyan en- fucrtcs '
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Ea foytaIec:do a los teusones.

Made puedc fijar cl aumento de
fucrhas que SC lie anade a las arma5
t~cutonas, por csc aumcnto dc fucrZn
moral Y entusiasmo, pcrO cs induGa-
be quc es una fucrZa mayor. Proba-
lI2rcnrc no Sc estara muy lejOs de
IL yerdad. 81 sc dice que las dcclara-
clones dc los aliados, en- cl scntido dc
1nc Sc prorcncn c%onquistar y dcs-
membrar p Alcmania Y Austria-Hun-
.;ria Y Bulgaria, y destruir a Turquia.
les ha Waldo IN million he hombres :"
las naciones a~mcnaZadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
81 historiador del .lturo.

Crccmos que el historiador del fu-
turo. Sc im~prcsionara principalmentc
en- 81 cStudio de este gran cOnflicto,
por las cquivocaciones que Sc han co
mctido, Y por las cuales las genera
cones del future mcdiran el calibre
dc los hombres que han tenido po"
d~csgracia. en- sus manos, las tremcn-
das deciciones de Ia paz o de la que
ira Y Ia suerte dc nacioncs Y las Vi
das de milloncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

NUEVA YORK, Enero de 1917.-
La Nota Aliada, en- ~contestaci0n al
Prcsidente Wilson, ha producido los
resultados que cualquier hombre de
sentido comun hubiera p%ensado. Ha
unificado Y consolidate a los pueoios
dc Alcmania, -Hungria, Bull
garia Y Turquia y los ha llenado de
cntusiasmo y determination para lu-
char.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
40 HABi: P.NX EN- Ell 1917.

NuHE; WORK. Enero de 19l7.-
Fl conoc.do agcntc de valores. t. H..
Clarke. /" Nurya York. en- ~ carta
-emanaI Ultima, predice que 10 habra
i.az Ell 1914 FL hasa suS d~cclara-
clones en- irformes privadoS enc ha
rccioidos dc las p~rincipal"s capitales
de Eurora. y afirma que i CORES
p~orsales poscen medios POGO comu-
ncs para ohtcncr una information
'iuedigna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Los americanos protestaran contra la
escIavitud de BeIgica el pro-
xirno Y de Febrero
En- toda la Union Sc estdn hacienda preparations
para celebrar asl Ell n~0tolicio de, Washington

Febrero, cl ratalicio de Jorge Was
hington, csc dia sea senalado como
dia de protesta en- todas las iglesias
dc tcIas las denominaciones, en- to-
dos los clubs obreros, logias y orga-
nizacioncS en- TODD ell pals, para pro-
tcstar por este crimen monstruoso, Y
hacerlc saber a nuestro gobierno,
cudl es la opinion del pueblo america
no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
El error de los ataqucs dc los zeppc-
lines.

Los ataqucs dc los zcppclincs Z
Inglatcrra, fuG I'm error p~olitico de la
claSc tonLa, porquc provoco un scnti,
miento ficro en- I~nglatcrra, c hizo
que cl pueblo SC dicra cucnta dc que
csta guerra era suya, y no una que
IRA ~francesa o rusa contra Aicmania.
Ia cIal inglaterra cstaba apoyando
e larga d~istancia, con dinero y hOm-
bres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Que actue ell gohierno americana.

"Sc r~csuelvc que, por Ia ~presente.
pidamos muy respetuosamente al
FreSidente de los Estados tinidos,
que le maya saber inmcuiatamentc,
Y dc una manera que no dc lugar a
dUdaS, Que ell gob;rrm Y pueblo lie
los Estados Unidos dcsaprueban en6r-
gictmentc V ~condena, los procedi-
mientcs que Aiemaria esta siguien-
do en- Bcl@ica. : que 81 gobicrno de
los Estaios Unr:,;,. en- nombr" dc la
huanniGad. exiia de una marera de-
finida, ruc IL cxclavilud legal de
los no o0;Hbaticntes en- BGlgica, &C.
- on 81 &ct2. Y cue lc> que VA estin
,seiaviZa1os. can puestoS cN liber-
lad Y ~dcv4cltaH 4 suS hogarcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Los herrorcs de los alcmancs.

Los alemancs han comctido sua
crrorcS, y cstos han sido grandcs:
La invasion dc B6Igica. fuc IN error
p~oIitico que provoc6 cl antagonism2
en- TODD cl mundo; cl hundimiento del
Lusitania, fuG TN error politico, in
excusablc, que cnfureci0 a milloncs
dc americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

NUEVA YORK. Encro de 1917
En- TODD e} pals Sc esta hacienda una
cxtcnsa campaEa, para que cl dia de
In conmcmoraci3n del natalicio dc
Jorge Washington. Sc cclcbrc como
IN dia de protesta contra las deporta-
clones bcIgas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
(Advertise

csperar atentos. Las batallas de esta
G,;vTra, como la resaca del mar, Sc le-
-art&n : So abaten. Sobre las doscien
51a leruas lie 1850 cenagoso, los cohe,
It's abrcn SINS rosas. ticmbia Ia luz
81 los rcfj"rtcrcS. D~ordonean los avio- I.
nCs. II poiuIo. mctido en- barro, EN-
a&U1$ y CT rice, tirita con las ma
nos ~ ~,'Itlr.aS Sobrc 81 fusiI. A si
era, r0r lcaSn. Sc agazapa un Pc
rro. cl hGcIco p%alPitantc nj viento. la
cre,a alcrta. Y la luna navega Dor
c:cjos de claras estreilas, por cielos
~azules, por c!e!os ncbulosos.
:. :. =:
J rcta"C1ardia de las lineas donde
Sc b~atalIa, y en- p~arajcs llanos reyes-.
tiCos lie c~Cspcdcs, est;in los acr6dro-
mos. Fl lie Very cubre I'm vasto CAM
pc cercado de pinares secos por los
Eases asfiXiantes, en- una TERRA mi
Scrable que los franceseS llaman pio- d"
jGsa, 4 migad del canine entire Cha
lonS y Rcims. Ligeras tiendas, gran,
dcs cobertizos, alpcndes y g~aiponcs"
Aacca ruedo sobre la yerba. tiencn cl
colcr de ia noche y Sc ~desvanecen Ell
ella: Solo rcafza sus siluetas la luna
cuando navega por claros cielos cstre-
ilaGos. Cerca de la carretera hay una
e~scolta, V dos bultos con li~nternas
recorren los ~cobertizos.
Ramon del Vale Inclar,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
llcmani4 no las pucdc accptar.

'.\lrNHH.a Il" pucdc accptar tales
"oEuicloocs. en- VISTA dc sus ganan-
y.aa f.rrilorialc~, y Ia c~reencia mo
cen" ie! pueblo alcman cs, que el!os
cst;n @alando Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Fl pueblo alcman esta hambricnto.

"Alemaria esta hambricnta, pero
cI pueblo csta dispuesto a soQortar
mayores SACRIFICES, antes que tcner
raz sin honor. Los aliados no pueGen
ahora imponcr sus condolences de paz,
= nj cstaran en- condolences Tara ma
ccrlo anttS de I'm ai0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Ell efecto de Ia nota aliada.

Todas las diferencias domesticas
han dcsaparccido, y ell principe y el
campesino Sc dicen mutuamente que
IL enemigos tiencn Ia determination
dc ~destruirlos y todos tienen que lu-
char por Ia patria. Este es e. critic
universal de t2das las classes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Ia paz solo eS possible aceptando las
condolences de los alIadOs.

'Todos los he~ligerantes desean Ia
naz-dice Mr.. Clarke-pero 81 dcsa-
rro.lo de los acontccimientos, ha de-
l.ostrado que n paZ solo es possible
en- las condolences dclincadas por los
I!aGus.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
la crisis de las P~otcncias Centrales

Z u-uUd.
LAS pruCbas Sc acumu!an para
prvbar quo IL crisis de los comesti-
hicS en- las I~otcncias C~cntraleS es a
guda; pero pucdo declarar con on
tianza que 10 Is 10 suficicnte aguda
rara nducir al pueblo a aceptar on
dicloncs De paz que no sean las ST.
N
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Ell efccto de la paz.

I'm cuanto a los efcctos que la paz
produciria CT la industrial americana.
Nj. Clark ticnc Ia opinion dc q cl fin
dc la guerra scra un clemcnto alcista
para muchos ~valorcs, especialmentc
los relacionados con las casas inte-
rcSadaS en- materia prima.
"lIay @ucra . hay paz, solo la de-
maUdp eNtranjera es la pue pucic
sostcner nuestras companies produc-
toraS, cspecialmentc las da acero, CO.
Ire y accitc'.'
Sc ha iniciado una srbida lcnta de
valUres.
Las declaracioncs dc Mr.. Clarke
han causado muy bucn efecto en- el
mercado, Y ha contribuido en- gran
parte para iniciar una subita ALA,
pcro segura, de los v~alores relaciona-
dos con los productos = que el Sc re-
fiere.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
La nota aliada ha tenido el resultado
de urificar a los pueblos de Alema-
MIA, Bulgaria, Austria y Turqula
LOS GRANDES ERRORES DIPLOMA.
TICOS DE LA GUERRA

tiiniento de Ia guerra tcut0n!ca cor
esq nota imperdonablcmcntc AFRO
gantc Y tontamcntc abuSiva.
La Entente ha batido un record.
Hasta Ia remission de csta nOta, los
alcmancs tcnian Ia ventaja bajo ell
punto dc vista militar, y los aIiados Ia
tcnian bajo cl punto de vista dlplo-
rd:ico. Pcro ahora. los gobicrnos
de la Entente han batido SUI record
con este. Cue cs cl error diplomatico
mas grandc dc la guerra.
Los neutrales tambicn Sc q~ucjan. ..
Los concentrates editoriales de ID
D-casa ho.andcsa. danesa. suiza Y sue
ca. indican que cl scntimiento crca-
do por csta nota, no csta limitado a.
pueblo t~eutonico. Tambicn Sc ha cX-
t2ndiIo = los puiscs ncutrales.
Las v'das dc miIlones de ser=s huma-
ros.
Is vcrdadcramcntc tristc pcnSar on
que los sufrimientoS y hasta las vida'
de milloncs de sGrcs humanos, de-
rcnda de las dccicioncs de il do
ccna De hombrcs mcdiocreS mental
maa'a. robrcs en- provision, Y que
dcmucstran que suS pasiones domlnan
SUI i~ntelectc. Y por estas raZoncs son
iguales a las personals mas ordinarios.
que pc" sus ordcnes van 4 morir a
montoass, en- las torvi&.cs trincher&s C
Ell los campos dc bata!!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Errores ~colosales.

TcncmoS que decir que apcnaS Sc
puedc tcner respeto para Ia direction
que comcte tales errores colosalcE.
Tn niNo poGia habcr dicho, que q
partido pan-gcrmanico Y Ia casta mi
litar, cstaban esperanto ansiosamcn-
&c que los aliados hicieran tales de-
rlaracioncS, Y que tales demandas uni
ficarian Y cnloquccerian . los teuto-
ncS, bulgarOS V turcos, V que los CO.
locarian dctras de sus jefes miiitares,
ilenOS de determination para luchgr
hasta Ia mucrte.
Tn documento que no es diPiomat:co.
Nos parccc impossible, que hombrcs
de EstaGo, sabios. hubierau rcdacta-
10 un documcnto, en- ell cual Sc hubie-
IA asumidu Ia actitud ridicula de con-
quistadoreS, dictando terminus a enc
migos yencidos, en- el cual no Sc hui
hieran formuiado demandas que es-
tan en- tai contradiction q IA situacion
actual Y a las condolences de la que
IRA. las cuales han provacado e. a
sombro universal Y el ridiculo entire
los pucblos a quienes fueron dirigi-
das: Y que hubicra sido tan dignc.
~razonablc Y moderado en- Ia expire
sion, que no hubiera ~cnardccido 4
csos pueblos y que no hubicra provo
cado entire cllos una determination
Y IN dcsco dc luchar; q hubicra me-
rcc3do ~rcspcctos, aunquc no 81 d
probacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Fortalccicrou ell ataquc belico.

lEstos ataques fortalccicron asi el
sentimiento belico y fortalecicron
tambien a los e.iercitos britanicos,
estimulando ell entusiasmo popular
para CT alistamiento.
Pero ninguno de estos crrorcs po-
liticos dc los ~alemanes, es tan colossal
como este error, de consolidar e. SEN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Sc ha iniciado una subida lcnta de

Otros expertos corroboran la opinion.
No solo MIR. Clarke. sino otros eX-
Pertos comcrcialcs, han dicho que la
guerra no teEminara este a1o, basando
SC tambi6n en- las rclaciones financie-
rus dc las ~potencias aliadas y cantrales
con los banqueros americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

en- la guerra como en- la paZ. -Algu-
nos pesimistas Green que Ell cobre ba-
lara de precio con las primeras mott
cias fdedignas de paz, pero los que
asi piensan, cometen I'm grave error.
pcrque olvidan que en- el periodic de
reconstruction que ha de seguir a Ia
guerra, ha de neceSitarse este metal.
cast tanto como en- Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
FL cobrc no bajara dc Precio.

FL a~ccite, el cobre Y ell acero, son
res ]productos muy n~ecesarios. tanto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

tiiniento de Ia guerra tcut0nica con
esq nota imperdonablcmcntc AFRO
gantc Y tontamcntc abuSiva.