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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
In Memoriam
Henry L. Bachman.

Henry Lawrence Bachman, son OF
Frederick L. and Susanna Bachman
was born April 4th, 1852 in Wapello
county Iowa and died near Belknap,
Davis county, Iowa, May 2. 1917 at the
age Of SIS years and % days. In 1894 he
moved to Davis county where he re-
sided until his death. He was united
in marriage with Sarah Emma Baker
on February 10, 1875. To this union
were born five children. all of whom
are living except one daughter, Dora
Belle who died January s. 1885 at the
age Of four years.
He leaves to mourn their loss. the
wife. four children, Stella NJ at home.
Emmett L. of Elko. New, Elliott r. Of
Ottumwa and Zelma F. at home, all of
whom were at his bedside when death
and Howard L. OF Ottumwa and Mil
bred A. of Elko New. also three broth
ers, John F. Of Blakesburg, Frederick
Of Belknap and Samuel of Ruby Valley.
New. and three sisters. Mrs. Maria
Martin Of Blakesburg, Mrs Rosa Heck
art Of Ormanville and Mrs. August
Brown of Burbank, Calf, besides other
relatives and host Of friends.
At the age of % he was converted
and united with the Methodist Protest
ant church at Mt. Zion. In this faith
nc I'eu A"t@l'Aui, o1AhS happy ~ the
Lord. expressing desire to be with his
master where heaven would be so
sweet He was patient sufferer and
was ready and willing to met his Saw
ior
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Alvah HUH Friday May at 2
p. m. at Sherman Chapel The pail
bearers were George Rater, George
Marion Overture. LATE
Overturf. Oscar Sample and W. B. Or
man. Interment in Sherman Chapel
cemetery.--Contribute
-:O.-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
EXAMINE LAWYERS
BEFORE GOING TO WAR

Des Moines. May S.-The state Of
ficials have just finished holding a
state bar examination for young law
students from the state university and
from Drake university who are enlist
ing and who wish to complete their
work before leaving the state Seven
teen young men, all of whom have
been recommended for commissions
In the reserve, and who appeared at
the state house for their state bar ex-
aminations, We're all successful in
their law tests and will be licensed to
practice law. They are as follows:
Rob Roy Cerney. Manly; Floyd C.
Duncan. Mt Pleasant; Ray Cook Foun-
tain, Modale; Rex H. Fowler. Des
Moines: Orville William Harris. Jeffer-
son; Stanley Louis Haynes. Mason
City: Loren H. Laughlin, Mt Ayr;
Joseph P. Mathews, Greedy; Archie r.
Nelson, Aurelia: Robert H. Parrish,
Des Moines: Harvey Ray. Des Moires;
Norvin E. Smith, Iowa City: Walter
Martin Stillman, Council Bluffs; Dick
c. Van zante. Des Moines; Frank
Walkup, Bedford.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
VOTED
BY COLLEGE STUDENTS

Mt. Pleasant, May 10--In accord
with the move all over the country for
prohibition as war measure the stu
dents and faculty of Iowa Wesleyan
have taken concerted action and sent
telegram conveying their senti-
ments to President Wilson, Senators
Cummins and Kenyon and to Repre-
sentative Kennedy.
After short talk by President
Schell, rising vote showed that all
OF the students and faculty members
were heartily in favor of sending the
following telegram:
Woodrow Wilson, president of the
United States, Washington. D. c.
ION behalf Of the college students
of America who are responding to the
call to the front, and to conserve the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
STUDENTS AT IOWA
CURBING FRIVOLITY

Iowa City. May 10. Practically
every man and woman in the state uni
versity is affected by a strong under
current of loyalty which is as evident
in the social life Of the university az
in any other phase Of the institution.
The girls at Currier hall, a dormitory
had planned an unusually large party
for about week ago. but they very
willingly used only half of their funds
and gave the rest to the Red Cross. A
fraternity that had completed plans
for an elaborate formal dancing party
will change 1t to an informal affair.
Practically every sorority on the
campus is making plans to help the
Red Cross in some way II has been
rumored that the annual senior party
will not be given at all this year.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
Professional Cards
ATTORNEYS
w. H. c. Jaques w. D. Tisdale
10 r Jaques
JA0UES, TISDALE 4 JACQUES
Lawyers.
los North Court Street.
Railroad Time Tables

c. M. 4 St. p. TRAINS.
No. Going Southwest Oepsrt
25A.-Southwest Limited :. 1:4ea. m.
A stub train will leave station
for junction at 1:45 q. m. re-
turning arrive ut station at
2:04 a. m.
s3B--Local freight ...... 700 a. m
Going East, via Cut. OF.
26A-Leave Junction ...... II: 10 a. m.
A stub train will leave station
for Junction at IL: 40 p. m. re-
turning arrive at station at
1913 n. m.
SOB Local. -. =: ...... 7:4s a m.
sA-Davenport. Chicago. b:17 p. m.
Marion Line. Going North.
4B-Ced. Rapids. Savanna.
1osB-cedar Rapids, Marion 5:1op.m
ssB-Local freight ........ $3.50 a. m
Marion Line, Coming South.
1o3R-From Marion ....... 10: Is a. m
21B-From Marion ........ 1898 a. m
s7B-Local freight 900 p. M
A--Daily
B-Except Sunday.
8A-Kansas City local -. 10: 40 a. m
Local freights depart from and term
mate Ottumwa Junction.
T. H. Jacobs. Agent
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
'CREMER NEEDS
I GOOD CLERKS
lHERlFF CAN USE MATURE MEN
WITH BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE
TO HELP IN REGISTER.

Mature men, we'll established in the
Community. good writers and posses
Eng clerical ability are sought by the
heriff for assistance in his work OF
registering all those eligible to army
Service under the selective draft law.
A score or more of applications have
been received and most OF them have
been from this class of citizens. Sher-
III Cremer hopes they will continue.
I Not only from the standpoint of hav-
Ing persons who are well qualified to
handle the work but from the spirit Of
in this work OF patriotism
is the appeal made.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
For Sale
Business OppOrtunitles
incorporation Notice Of Amendment.


ETo Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that samuei
Mahon Company. corporation organ.
Aized under the laws of the State OF
yIowa, with it's principal office at Ottum.
wa, Iowa, has amended its articles OF
incorporation by taking to itself auth,
4 orit and power to purchase, sell ana
L dea in mortgages, bonds, debentures
and corporate stocks, but not to exceed
at any one time an amount measured
py twenty-five per cent OF the par
laiue of the then issued and outstand
ing capital stock Of the company. ana
Then only when such investment or IN
Investments. purchase or purchases, SAFE
8or sales shall first have been authorlz-
ND at meeting of the stockholders by
Fan affirmative vote Of not less than
@klree fifths of the then outstanding and
Issued capital stock of the company.
vi Amendments to articles so providing
Nave been duly executed and recorded
with the recorder of deeds Of Wapello
Mcounty, Iowa, and with the secretary OF
Atstate for Iowa. and proper certificate
HAS been duly issued by the said secre-
Wary of state.
Samuel Mahon Company,
-f74q- 3 !. .;ssl..srseiss Mahon. President.
ATTEST: j. r. Hinsey, Secretary.
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Rose Diseases and
How to Control Them


diseases he off carefully he would keep his
plants
right but greatly reduced the foliage
digured
controlling
mudew injure the foliage delicate
should
cutting fall similar should
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
.RIGHTOF WAY
!. WORK MOVING
FAIR PROGRESS IS BEING MADE
ON REFINIsHlNG OF ROUTE
TO AGENCY.

Work along the old right Of way
route between Ottumwa and Agency
which has been in progress for sew.
eral weeks, is making fair Roadway
but great deal is to be done yet be
fore 1t is finished.
The road is to be cut down, resur:
faced, many of the depressions and in
clines taken care of with the grader
and tile laid along the seepy places on
the sides of the road.
The grader is being pulled by trac.
tor, which is in poor condition for
actual service, and this to a certain
extent delays the construction
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
J. B. FORAKER, OHIO
STATESMAN, is DEAD

Cincinnati, O., May TO- Joseph
Benson Foraker former U. s. senator
from Ohio, lawyer, orator. soldier and
citizen. died at his home here today.
aged 70 years. Former Senator For.
aker had been In poor health since
his retirement from the senate in 1909
but it was not until two weeks ago
that he was forced to his bed and his
condition was not considered critical
until last night.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
WABASH RAILWAY.
FREMONT LAD ENLIsrs.

Burlington. May 10. Guy C. Davis
Of Fremont, student at Iowa Wesley
an. passed a good examination for en-
listment in the navy at the local re-
for Des Moines. Davis has been in
college at Mt Pleasant for two years
and has won his letters in base ball
track and other forms Of athletics.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11

food material and the efficiency of the
people at this critical hour, we petition
you to recommend to congress the pro-
hibition of the manufacture and sale
Of intoxicating liquor during the war.
The Students of Iowa Wesleyan
college.
Per Alden Doud, chairman CON-
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CHICAGO oooGEs DRY LAW.

Springfield. ILL.,, May 10.-The bill to
create a five mile dry zone about the
naval training station at Great Lakes
Ill.,. which had passed the senate,
was killed by the house today. 1t re-
ceived 81 Affirmative votes. ten less
than the necessary majority, to 81
against. Its opponents contended that
it would make Chicago dry If train.
ing station were established at Grant
Park
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
MARENoo oFFlcE ADVANCES,

Marengo, May 10. Postmaster Jas.
]. Glenn has been notified by the post
office department at Washington that
the local post office will be raised from
third class to a second class Office
July l.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
-REeEL" GOES TO COMMONS.

London. May 10--Joseph McGuin.
iess. Sim Feiner, has been elected
10 the house of commons at the spec.
|al, election held to fill the vacancy for
he, southern division OF Longford
COUNTY, Ireland. His majority was 81
over Patrick McKenna, nationalist.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
WILL STORE COAL.

Centerville. May 10. Plans are be
ing made by the C. r. l. E. p. Ry. Co.
to store 10000 tons OF coal at Center
vile this summer
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ASSASSINATION STORY DENIED,

Berlin. May 10. The report recent
~ emanating from Zurich that an at
tempt had been made to assassinate
Emperor William is denied in an Off.
cial statement made today
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hEIclAN MINISTER SECURED.

iGrinnell, May 10. Theodore Mar
hurg of Baltimore, former United
ltates minister to Belgium. and a
rominent publicist and author, will be
,e commencement speaker at Grinnell
2une Is.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE c. q. q q

No. Going East Depart
l2A-Chic.. Dubq, Quincy. 100 a. m.
22A-Ar. from Des Moines TO-: D. m.
eA-Chicago Limited -. 1889 D. m
,1eB-Ft. Mad, ST. Louis. $3.50 p. m
4A-Chic.. st. Louis. Qcy. 7:15 p. m.
oA-Chic. Peoria, R'kf'd. 11:1S D. m.
l7sB-Ottumwa, Burlington II: rs a. IN.
lsB-Otta to Burlington. $3.50 a. m.
loA-Atlantic Coast Linn. 7:l6a. m.
Going West
sA-Omahh and Nebraska ! 10 a. m
sA-Omaha. Ore. Calf. 1887 a. m.
1A-Denver Express -. 1891 a. m
esA-Des Moines local -. 500 a. m.
oi3B-Ar. from Fl. Mad. 1880 a. m
17aR-Peoria to Creston 1:5h p. m.
liB-Ar. from Burlington. $50 p. m.
eA-ChicaRo to Denver 1883 p. m
A-Daily.
B-Except sunday
J. H. Robinson. Agent
k-oKUe a RS MONIES RAILWAY
No Going North Depart
4TlP-Des Moines, Omaha. s:15 .. m.
l77B-From Keokuk.. ;. $3.50 D. m
i7sB-Des Moines. east ana
west. -. -. 10: 90 q. m
475A-Des Moines. east west
and north :.......:.... elsa m.
Goina South.
47oB-E1don and X. Co.,. LISA, m.
i79p-Keokuk and south :. 3:3Op, m
l7lA-Eldon and X. Ca. 10: so o. m
47sB-Ottumwa. Keokuk -. $50 a. m.
s-Esoept Sunday.
]. II. Robinson. Agent.
All trains stop at freight house. at
foot Union street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
URUGUAY SAiUDA A LOS MA
RINOS AMERlCANOS
Quieren fcstejar con ellos ell aniTeTsa-
rio d. Washington Ell Montevideo.

>~Cr,icio Especial para IA w
MONTEVIDEO. JUNO 30.-Se es-
IA preDarando una gran manifesto
ci6a popular. con motive de Ia proba-
bic regada dc una escuadra america
:. Y hoy Sc ha remitido ei siguiente
telegrama de salutacion al almirante
americana:
La comiSion popular, ~desienada
para honrar a Ia marina americana,
envia IN afectuoso saludo a a eS-
pl6adida representation de la marina
de los EstadoS Unidos en- e. Sur del
AtIantico. Expresa Ia esperanto del
pueblo uruguayo. dc que Ia escuadra
de nuest-os amigos Sc eacuentre en-
Montevidco ell cuatro de Julio, para
ceIebrar en- amplia y democratica her
mandad el g~lorioso ~aniversario del
pals de Washington, en- esta bora ne
morable. en- que preciSa defender los
deSt:nos del continente''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03

les C. Ia nochc por la union dc los
T-ahaiadores Industriales de Mlnas
de Nctaics. rama de los Trabajado-
res Iodustriales del Mundo. FL coro-
mel Eornbrook. lego a]ntenoche a
Bisbce de Douglas, despuGs de que Ell
gobernado~ Campbell pidi6 el nom
b~amiento de un mediator del gobier
no federal V de IN iefc del ejerclto
aIe avudaran q arrcglar las diferen-
rjas entire los obreroS hueiguistas y
los c~mpresarios.
Estos anunciaron que un sesenta
Y cinco por ciento del personal de las
minas SC habia ~prcscntadc al traba-
10. en- dos de las minas mas importan-
ties. Los leaders de la hue!ga CONT
nlIan aScgurando que cl numero dc
huclcuistas va en- crccientc.
La situaci6n en- el distrito dc Clio
ve Y Miami tonic IN seSgO lnespera-
do cuando la union dc los Trabajado-
res Industriales dc Minas de Netales
formula Demands semejantes a las
cue motiyarcn Ia huelga dc Blsbee' o
sea. de aumcnto de los salaries y con
d~iciones mejores de trabajo. Deman-
das mas modcradas fueron presenta-
das o anterioridad. reduciendose
al reconocimiento de Ia union. y ha-
bian sido rechaZadas por las empire
sas. Los leaders de la union local di-
ieron que no Sc darian por satlsfechos
81 no Sc accedia de anera p!ena a
u nuevas demands. En- Globe sc
rcuni6 TN mitin anoche para votar
SCORE la huelga, como sc We, el moVl-
miento amenaza e~Xtenderse por toda
la region minera de Arizona, donde
,rabaian mas de dieZ mil obreros me-
Xicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
ELIAS GALES !
ELPRObLENADE
CANANEA, SON.
Conferencia con Carranza
Pidioie al jtse del executive que
10 deiara obrar para Soluclo=
mar ell gran gr0blema
correspondence Especial para la PRENsA.

Corrcspondencia Especial para Ia PRENsa.
NOGALES. Arizona. Julio I'LL
general P.utarco Elias Gales gober-
Dador clccto del Estado de Sonora,
esta firmemcnte resuelto a soluclo-
d sin que haya intervention nm
guna de parte del gObierno central,
el problema que sc lie ha ~presentado
con motive dc la suspension v%ioIenta
de los trabajos de Ia p!anta minera
V fundidora de Cananea, suspension
orderada por Ia empresa, Ia cual no
estuvo conform.e con el cobro que lie
hizo Ia ~secretaria de hacienda por
concepto de contribuciones.
La situac;6n de Cananea eSta sien-
do dirigida persoralmente por Gales
cu;en pidio q C~arranza la autorlza-
ci6n n~ecesar;a para obrar en- Ia me-
ior forma que lc pareciera prudente
= efccto de cvitar que los miles de
oareros cue qucdaron sin trabajo ira
taran de hacer dcmostracloneS de ca
-.;ctcr helico para ser atendidos en-
SIS reclamacicnes.
Gales Sc d:rig.o al nresidente ma
n~ifcstindolc cue necesitaba tener con
q ana c~onferencia telegrafica. Ca
rama contest6 4 Gales que atendla
q 81 solicited V IA c~onferencla Sc
cfsc.uG entire Hermosillo y Ia capital
de IA Republica "a noche de- velntlo-
cho del mes que ACADIA de term!nar.
SeCun las informacioneS Y los ru-
mores que han llegado 4 la %frontera
Gales manifesto a Carranza que de-
seaha uuc Sc pusiera term!no a "a
campana cncrgica que vicnc desarro-
Nandn "a sccretaria de hacienda con
ias cmpresas cxtranjcraS. porque la
mayor partc de las industriaS dc So
nora cstan en- poder dc empresas
! amcr;canas ' eStas han amenaZado al
poh.c.ao local con clausurar sus
~rlan-as y ~llcvarSa Ia maquinaria a los
E.stados UnidoS, 81 no Sc les slguen
! prestardo las garantias dc que DIS
| frutaror baio los regimenes de 5Iaz,
MaGcro : Uue"ta.
Parcre que Gales obtuvo amp!las
secur,dades dc Carrauza. dc que el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
Sc REANUDO FL
TRAF|C0 COMA
c. DECH|HUAHUA
Los trenes son asaltados
Los pasaieros cuentan que los
,illistas estan desplegando
nueyamente gran actividad
Correspondence Especial para la PRENsA

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsa.
Ell PASO. Texas. Julio LEI ira
fico ferrocarrilero entire Ciudad Jua-
rez Y Ia capital del Estado de CHI
huahua. qaed6 reanudado aver en- Ia
tarde. en- que lego de Chihuahua,
ell primer tren de pasajeroS que CORE
entire la capital chihuahuense Y la
vecina plaza, despues de la Interrupt
ci6n causada por serios desperfectos
ocasionados en- Ia via ferrea, cerca de
Ia Estaci6n Gallego, por los viliistas.
Segun cuentan algunos de los via
ieros llegados aver, IA genie rebel
do comandada por Martin Lopez asal
to eli tren de pasajeros que salio hace
tres dias de Ia ciudad de Chihuahua
con rumbo . Ia frontera. FL asalto o.
curri6 cerca de Ia eStacl0n Terrazas.
= los rebeldes lutheran despoJado a
los paSaieros de cuanto de valor te-
MAN. a no ser por un tren de carga
que yenia tras del de paSaJeros. Y
one los vilistas tomaron por tren MI
Iitar. Ell maquin;sta siguio 81 canine.
nero como mas adelante Sc lie dijera
que Ia via estaba corrada en- I'm ira
mo bastante extenso. hasta IA esta-
ci6n de Gallego, decide retroceder a
loda velocidad hasta Ia ciudad de
Chihuahua. Los rebeldes, que no ha-
ban huido. sino que estaban tendl-
dos 4 10 largo de Ia via. t~irotearon ell
tren que regresaba q la capital del
E,stado. habiendo herido al m%aquinis-
Ia Y a varios de los e~mpleadoS ferro-
car-ileros.
e. tren que lego aver a Ciudad
Juarez vino prccedido de un tren nj
litar en- Ell que viajaban c~uatrocientos
aoiLados lie infanteria y cahatIerla.
.Aun cuando los informes scmI-ofl-
ciales eXpresan qle las tropas del 60
bicrno han vuelto a c]ontro!ar Ia Via
ferrea. algunos de los pasajeros ma
rifestaron que. de pocos dias q esta
fecha. los rebeldes. en- partidas nu-
merosas. estan tendidos a 10 largo
de- ferrocarril V que estan desple-
gardo tai actividad. que va q ser muy
dific!l para las fuerzas g~obiernistas
ell Haantener alberto el trafico entire
Ciudad Juarez Y la ciudad de To-
rreon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
DIE wees su cesto no
. igualaria su yalor
dice Tucker
",NosotroS nos sentimos SECURES GUAM
do tenemoS el Tanlac en- casa"
-dijo eL. Lo salyo a Ell
10 mismo que a Su
madre.

"Yo gastaria con guStO dieZ veces
ell dinero que he paGado por el Tan
lac, despues de cue me convencido
de los buenos resultados que nos ha
dado 10 miSmo a mi madre Que a mi.
"diio Gustavo Tucker. I'M jardinero
empleado Dol Ia ciudad que reside
en- I19 Nevada St. Las palabras que
anteceden las dijo hace apenas unoS
cuantos diaS. "Eo venia sufr!endo de
n continuada indigestion Que cue
me pToporcion6 TODD genera de GeS-
arregIo durante los cuatro o cinco
n,eses 1ltimos," continuj e. diciendo."
"Yo no tenia appetite Y despueS de
sentia cue los gases me mOles-
taban en- ell est6mago, 10 que siempre
ne hacia rasar TODD el tempo en- n
miserable condici6n. 70 estaba ner-
v;oso e inquieto, Y sufria de bahidos:
todo parecia moverSe al derredor de
mi persona. Sentia mi vista debil Y
RE parecia estar ciego. Y crei caer-
me a cada momento an el miSmo lu-
gar que eStaba piSando. Eo habla
perdido mucho en- peso Y llegu5 q po-
nerme como un riel. Ne senria deSa-
lcatado siempre coso 81 NJ tuviera
vida o enersias Y unc ne sentia
. con de<eo de TRAFALGAR ' solo e. tenor
de perder mis- intereses estuvo evil
tando que 70 ,os abandonara por com
pleto.
"Yo no hubiera podido comprender
10 que era la felicidad 81 IN amigo
MO no ne habIa respecto al Taniac
V me ANNA a ~probarlo. DeSde en-
tonces siemp-e 10 ne tenido 4 nj dies
TIA Y me Ia proporcionado apetito
Y ahora yo puedo conner cuanto hay
en- este mundo : ranco cuanto Quiera.
V NADIA en- absolute re hace dano.
Yo he aunentado en- nj peso cerca
dc echo libraS Y me siento tan bue-
no que ahora puedo TRAFALGAR todos
les dias Y 10 mismo que a cualquier
hambre que Sc halle en- ccndiciores
normaIes. sin que ne Sicnta tan bUe-
no que ahora pucdo trafalgar tcdoS
los dias ' 10 mismo que 4 cualquier
hombre que Sc halle e2 condolences
normales. sin que NE sienta fatiga-
de en- 10 mas minir1o. No ne vuel-
to 4 sentir el desarrollo en- mis- in
testinos de los gases cue despUeS de
conner ne mclestaban tanto anteS Y
mis- n~ervios estan ahOra tranqui]os,
habiendo desaparecido tambien los
bahidos cue tanto ME hacian Sufrir,
De hecho, puedo decir cue ahora no
siento va dolenciaS que me moleS-
ten. como me moleStaban anteS de
haber comenzado a tomar el tonico
Tanlac. 70 estoy resuelto a seguir
fernando Ell Tanlac, y mi madre hara
ot.o tanto. pues ella me ha dichc
que Sc scntia mucho mejor ahora :
oue por NADIA abandonaria e. Tanlac,
pues ella Sc siente segura cuando lc
ticne en- casa"
TANLAC Sc vende en- San Antonio
per la Waguer's Drug Co. 407 Z
Houston St, y por Ia Meters Phar.
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. bajt
Ia direction personal de I'll repreSen,
taate especial del Tanlac. o Sc envja.
r. Dor estas boticas 4 cua,Quler CIrec,
cinn. al recibo de su valor que Is 5,
per botella. siempre que Sc lncluyar
estampillas suficientes para e. porte
(.AdyertiSement.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
Las notic;as procedentcs del campo
de Ia huelga.

4 fortalecer esta crcencla vlencn
los mensajes trasmitidos anoche de
Bisbee. centre del movimientO hucI-
guista. Esos m~ensajcs rcfieren Ia 81
tuacion aqucI lugar dc Arizona. en-
ia forma Siguiente:
La huclga que estall6 hacc tres
dias ha lido aumcntando pauiatina-
mente. guardando hazta Ia fecha TO-
dos los huelguistas gran orden.
e. peri6dico 'Bisbee Review dc
eiende los ~intcreses de "a c~ompania
minera, llamando antipatri6tica Ia
actitud de los huelguistas Y atacan-
do = los orgaaizadores de la huelga.
FL obrero D6rame en- IN mij!n defen
do la huelga tratando de justificar
el reconocimiento y e. aumento de sa-
iario. debido a los altos precios dc
los where's.
Los ayudanles del alguacil que
fueron al barrio meXicano de la 20
rrillera" no fueron molestados por
los tr~abaiadores mcxicanos, antes por
el cortrario 10 rcspetaron ~procuran-
do eyitar cheques.
La llegada a BiSbee del t~eniente
coronel James J. Hornbrook. del II
rc=imiento de cabaI!eria de Estados
Unidos. quien Representa- ell ejercito
federal en- la huelga de mineros de
Jerome. Arizona. fue Ell acontecimien
to del dia Ell Ia huelga de mineroS de
as ninas de ccbre corvocada 81 mar