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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
KING COAL.

KING COAL.
Our old King Coal is jolly soul.
And he laughs with a fiendish glee
When old Jack Frost crawls out Of his
hole. ....
For he corners the market-ses?
His minions slave like the inps OF hell,
In the depths of the griny earth,
For ore which this poor old King win
sell,
At double its actual worth.
And his billion free-born slaves bow
low,
While the north wind shrieks and
cries;
IT'S their hearts blood makes his fat
cheeks glow ais
And brightens his twinkling eyes.
The rich and the poor. the halt and
the blind,
Ali dance while his fiddlers play,
And the dance Is the grimmest Of its
it's kind.
For each must q fiddler pay!
w. w. Quinton in Life.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
LeutZ Thinks War
Should Be Put to
Vote of the People
(By Staff Correspondent

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 7.-Urging
that the question of Americas en-
trance into the world war be referred
to the people for their decision, form
err Senator Ferdinand Leutz of He
bron yesterday afternoon wired Sen
ator j. /. Cahill Of Leith as follows:
Resolutions passed here today:
Whereas the United States of Ameri-
ca with profound regret looked upon
the useless and insane sacrifices Of
life and property caused by the Euro
pean war, which threatened the de-
struction of all nations involved, and
whereas it always was the intention
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
SON OF LEGISLATOR KILLED.

Two Other Boys Injured, One Perhaps
Fatally, When Train Hits Auto.
Missouia, Mont, Feb. 7.-Wendell
Larse, Is years old. son of G. w. Larse,
representative from Sanders county,
was killed near Plains when the auto
mobile in which he and two other
boys were riding was struck by a
Northern Pacific passenger train. Lee
Stohr IL, suffered injuries which may
prove fatal, and Penn Stohr, II, a
brother, was hurt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07
Eoos s. CENTS WHOLESALE.

Minneapolis, Feb. Fresh eggs
wholesaled at 50 cents dozen,
the highest price in history, in
Minneapolis, due to the cutting
Off Of supplies by the weather
blockade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

Colds Cause Headache and Grip.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-.
moves cause. There is only one
"Brouo Ouinine." e. w. Groves
signature on box. 26c.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-07

TOUT . PoRTERFELD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Fu6 detenida en- La
Habana una espla
de los teutOneS
Is una muier de peregrina BELLE
"a, cuyos proyectos no han
podidO ser descubiertOs

NUEVA YORK, Octubre 27.-No-
.ticias p~rocedentes de La Habana,
Cuba, recibidas en- este puerto dan
cuenta de que en- el vapOr "Barcelo-
ma" que lego hace dias a csc puer-
to antillano, procedente de los espa-
ioies de! Mediterranec, sc encontra-
ia entire los pasajeros una sonora
de nacionalidad alemana, que por
las deficiencies de su pasaporte la
mo la ~atencion de los agentes de la
Policia Secreta. que desde hace ITEM
DO viene realizando activas investl-
r~aciones tendencies a evitar la entra-
da Ell Cuba de los numerosos espIas
cue A.lemania tiene en- TODD ell mum
do ' Tue utiliza en- beneficio dc su
causa.
La pasajera de reierencia que es
de una rara belleza Sc llama Mar
uarita Dietz! segGn aparece en- e.!
pasaDorte que present6 a las autorl-
dades maritimas ! el cual documento
habia sido expedido per el Consula-
DO de .Alemania en- Madrid, ell % de
Scptiembrc del presente ano.
Fl pasapcrtd esta redactadd en-
alcman. segun dicen las noticias de
IA Habana. y no tiene NADIA que a
crodite kaber sido visado por el
.5nsul de Cuba en- Ia Corte e~spanoia.
Cuandc Ia ~pasajcra Sc cnter6 de
Gue no podia d~eSembarcar, demostro
iran contraricdad Y mas aun cuando
supo que quedaba detenida hasta su
raembaruue que Sc ~efectuaria ell un
vapor de la misma empresa.
La detenida Que eXaminada por
las autoridades maritimas, ante las
rue manifesto ser alsaciana y que
habia hecho eli viaje a Cuba con el
! p]roposito de radicarse en- esa repu-
blica. por inSinuaciones de 81 parlen-
te Enrique Ferbcs, que segdn dlJo
ia DANA. VIVA en- Ia casa nuElero
ll0 de la Gale de la Habana, y era
comerciante en- esa plaza.
La policia hiZo cuantas investiga-
! clones estaban a su a~lcancc para
comprobar eStos pormeaores. pcro
todo fuG inutil, pucs cl &ujcto a!uGi-
10 no vive en- la casa indicada, nj
cxiste tai ccmcrcia0tc en- "a c!udad.
La llegada de la dicha senora ha-
bia sido communicate p~reviamente y
Ia comprehension de las investigated
ncs practicadas bastaron para infun-
dir sospechas a las autoridades GU
5anas de que Sc trataba de uGa cs-
p;a.
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clmcntc ell plan del Papa dc desarme
Y arbitraje, como sc prObo por sus
respuestas al primer m~cnsaje del Pre-
$.dentc Wilson. La dificultad en- cs-
tc asunto. csta en- ]encontra- mcd!os
rracticos para !levar 4 cabo tales
yrincipios, aSi como para SUBSTITUTE Ia
fucrza brutal, por la fucrza del derc-
enc moral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Curioso legadO de IN
irldiyiduO q SE
ar1ante
0rden6 que lie entregaran 81 Ca
dayer. Ia viuda Sc OpOne i la
c!ausuia testanlentaEla

NUEVA YORK. Octubre 27.-Por
una disposition muy peculiar coate-
nida en- ell testamento de Cortland
E. Palmer, prominente ingeniero nj
nero de esta ciudad, que murio 4
fines de Septiembre proXlmo pasa-
do, en- Arlington. Vermont, y por IA
cual deja como legado su cuerpo a
Miss Haley Phillips Gilchrlst, de
Arlington. Sc ha venido en- conocI
riento de que e. referido ingeniero
estuvo viviendo Dor mas de S!ete
amos separado de su mujer. Mrs. Ia
Uterine Won \. Palmer. anteS de 81
muerte. E extrano legado c]ontenido
en- el testamento. Que ha sido pre-
sentado anUe Ell Tribunal de Suce-
stones para 81 aprobaci0n : ejccu-
, cicn. esta redactado en- los siguien-
tes terminus:
boy Y lego mi cuerPo, cuando
muera. 2 mi amiga HALEY Phillips
Gilchrist. de Arlington. Condado de
Bennington, VI, para que dlSponga
de el a <u capricho.'
Mrs. Palmer, que tiene eSt&blcci-
DO IN estudio musical Ell Ia casa MI
nero 81 de Ia Gale D~!ecinUcve a.
Orientc, anuncso por So D&rtc, 81
incenci6n de oponerse a Ia ]ejccucion
ne este testamento. en- el que tam
5:en Sc lcga d Miss Gilchrist un cua-
:cnta por ciento del rcSto de sus
bicnes.
Nj csposo ne dijo cuando nos
ecnaramos. exPrcs6 Ia emo Pal
Nor. que nucStros tcmpecamcntos
haciau incompatible nucstra union.
Ncccsit6 sin embargo, diecisiete
amos para erconrrar esa incompatible
lidad. Durantc csc tempo que viv!-
mos juntoS. me engaH0 ' ofcndii mi
e,pOso cuantas vcces qUisO y STEM
pre- lie perdonc sus ofeEsas Y ma}os
iratoS = anora creo que Is una cosa
muy dura, legalizar tai maner dc
vida como mi esposo procure haccr-
q Dor medic tie 81 testamento.'
ScgIn manifesto IA yiuda. otra
! mujcr Ia suplunto en- el aicc.o dc
/ s.: csposo y csa mUjc- lego q Coml-
a&.:o . Il. zrado quu Lv@.io i 81"
: !afiuenc!a Mr.. Palmer dicco IL ties
camcnto en- Ia forma en- cue 10 hllo
! Mrs. Palmer agreg6 cue h.ci@ vein
cicuaJro amos. h~b.a coHLraiao mat-i-
monjo en- LonJrc:. cen 81 fjnado O.
! poso : aseguro que cu&ndo este ~
~ s1 tcs:@mcnco. no sc hal!aha mUy
! bic" tie sus Facilitates mentaics.
Los bicaes raices : ~prvpicd4dcs
! ,!ejados por cl Ingenjero. Sc dsti-
man tcncr IN vaior de mas dc 1900.
! 100000 pesos. : su viuda lc@a un
! ~cuarcnta por ciento de sus bicHcs
! raic,s. iuatamcutc con los muehlv>
: r0Scrys de 81 casa que ahor;. oc'!-
a y una renta mcnsua. dc 80 ror
todu la ida.
\ Miss Gilchrisc Iega una partc
iyuai = la dc su mujer. cs deer. cl
"sarcata por cicnto. en- Sis bicncs
raic"s Y todos los objctos de Ii pro
/ n:ciaG personal del testador Que sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
"a ESTAN NOMBRADOS LOS JUE
CES DE IA PROXIMA
ELECCiON.

Los Comisionados de Ia ciudad
nombraron en- su Ultima junta a los
iucces Y secretaries que fu~ncionaran
cn cada casilla en- las elccciones de
Comisionado dc Hacienda que Sc We
~vificarar en- ell pr6ximO martes. En-
ca&a casilla habr4 IN juez y cuatro
sccrctarios.
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In yaiioso rcmcdiO para las IrrllaS "
corladaS. GucmaduraS. csCOrIaCIOIcS, l!dgaS
rr0niraS. crupcioncS de Ia nirl. cuiis pal
100. - 81 BALLARD'S SNOW LlNlNENT.
que al mismo tempo cS curative y anti
]-Guilru. PrcciO. 2Ir.. Soc. y $i.00. Ia Dn-
leila. De yCnta por II. Cohn d Co.. san
NnfGnin Texas (Ady.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

DESEU SABi.R cl paradcro lie Ia sra. Do
lOrCS NaladeL. natural dc san Juan DC
Allrnde. CoalruIla. Mexico. La persona quo
pruporcionc lnrormes ClcrIos acerca de sI
paradcro r-Cibirf! $500 de fratiriCaciOn.
iiacc Tres alUS - Tue, para MGAiCo y li:Ora
- ne dijo que Sc encOntrabl Gil IiuitO.
Texas. V pido inrorTaeS cNaCtoS. 1iriiirioS
ford, Texas. ti03nl
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DESEO SABEii 81 actual paradcr0 Dc mi BIZ
10 IreneO ItociIa. Su eSpOSa Lconides de
ROcha ' de- ~ hijO juan NOrha, ortsina-
rios dc IL Hacienda de TrcjU, Edo. de
Gianajuaio. Las uliima> nOIlCiaS las re-
cI5i dc Lyons. KanSlS hacC como TN aiio.
Gratificarc con una SUBSCRIPTION al SeEna-
mario de Ia PaENS.A al inroTnaHtc. DIri-
jr iH: rrncS j sra. LuiSa de Rocha, Il. I.
D. +. Box !, Seguin, Texas. Gt3Gl.
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DESEU SAFER cl paradcro dc mi hijo Jose
Gloria. de ~ aliOs. dc edld. cStatura rcsu-
lar, Col0c bianco. ojoS ncgros. cara rcdOn-
da. hace tres ailos que no sc dc 81. Is
,lvO en- Ciudad Iu&rez. dc donde rue n
una ortcina dc cnganchc no SablenLOse
deSdc cntonces NADIA de q. Dare una
qualification de CISCUENTA DOLARES. q
la persona quo ME proporClOnc iDforTncS
Cierios. pirijirsc 4 Gregorio Gloria. Box
G7 Tempe, arizona. uii6)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

Cuando necesitc lib-os en- cspanoi
dirijasc a Ignacio f. L~Ozano.-llS
n. Sta. Rosa Ave San Antonio, Tex.
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GNATIFICARAN $500 q cualquicr per-
soma que inrormc dc Jose Alcman cspa-
flOl. cdad IS amos. lIacc rlairO amos so
cnconiraba en- Nevada. DirijirSc a Saliva
dor AlrnlIn, Prudence. w. Va. ti03i)
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IuVEN HUNiADO y trabajaGOr, de IS aEos
de cdad. meNicanO bleT cducido, ursca
Iencv ~cnrrrspondcnria con SchUra o scfIO-
rita. de IS 4 - aflOs de cdad. no inpOr-
IA que sea pobrc pcrO debc ser dc buenas
costImbreS. Para mayGrcS infOrineS. diTi-
jirSe a 7. Il. ACOSla, cen. Del, CalcNicO,
Cal. t'ssi.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

DESEO SABER cl paradcrO dc Pablo Pc
dr0Za. hacn 3 afns tuye InformcS que eS-
laDa en- Laredo. Texas. Ticnc suii hlJo ale
nombrr Felipe PcdroLa J 81. .e>pOs3 Sc
llama .tnIonia Magellan. OrlgiaariOS DC
COarepci0n del orc, Edo, de Iaca,ccas-
MEXICO. Is hijo dc Si!nOna MaclaS. $500
dc qualification = iuien uiTila inforfncS
ciertos d francisco fedrgza, Elkhar;. Kan-
Sas. =. klUJh
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

MATRIMONIaL-Un dollar, aDrira ud., e
canine hacia "a rclicidad. Con esta can
tidad (si.OO) lie enviaremos nuestro Gaia
LOGO MATRIMONIAL ILUSTRADO, con
loInbres Y direcciones de muchaS d3mas
que desean casarsc pronto. Puede I'd
escribEr n cualQutera de elias y cop':aer
n COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, Box 45s, VENICE,
IALIF.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

Dos IXpiHTuS NGEICILTrNES. dcsgan
trahain cn hacienda. - dan rrf"rrnciaS.
NjrijirS" q No. - CO. ia IfiEN>A. san
turnuiu. Texas. tf12>
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PESQUISAS-

pESrO SABER 81 paradcr0 DC I'M milo
Guadalupe ,ipnzaic1 ). Satdivir.' Is al
10. moreno. btcn parccIdo. en- cl cnc!ln
,icnne un lunar blanco-y Sr OflcN e5
iurnalrru. ,iratlrlcarG rnn $500 4 Ia per
soma que iii ia inforfncS ctcrins a Vale
riaiID Gonzalez. II. = Box Isl. san IN
tonic, Texas. ltH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

'SH. MANUEL MONTHS Lara. Sirvase pasar
al 2iO dc Ia callc East Quincy o liable nj
tciffonO Travis 25i9. prcguntandO POI: IA
facl Morales. UrgCme. .iiG&l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

81 NEr!.~iTiN too mgr'ar!Ea- para lliHp!ar
nvrcc,. MrurWal en- TO- Trash 81. tii:i>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

81 NECESITA MA rriada ron bucItaS rerc-
rrgrlaS. para trablios dOnIGS;iros. UCugrGn
q i!G california street. liO?Sl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

- NECTSlTh I'm S&>irc para que na-a
s.r'i-. OTTO para harrr rautaionea y Oir0
para planrllr y llHrcr Iil"racipncs. CtlS.
,rcriHsll. ~ W,'~i Houston -. i'"">
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81 SECES!TAN ! Sa>trcS para COnIpOIlcT
ruua. lnrDrman CO. ". Commerce 81.
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AVISOS De OCCASION


Es,anos paqando el me,or prec!o por NUE.
CES. Vis!tenos ID, o mandenos muestrss.
]. N. ana G. M%arroqufn, 406 Doloross 81.
San Antonio, Texas.
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81 NTfE-ITA lcncd0r dc librUS cOmpcten-
t., ron bI"naS rcferCnCiaS. lnnili pre-
scniarSr sin ser apt0. lHrUrnldl 2ii Sau
Pedro Ave. 'lP"o'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

CARALlEiiU MEXlCANO. dc - amos. vludo.
dcscI rrlaCiCnarSc con scilUra fneSIranI.
para mejoramlentO mlItuO. Para mas deia-
lie dirillr>r q l.. II. Moran. care General
Delivery. san Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

- ~TECESITA zap1'cgo para trabaio de
rrIlicndp. $".I-l dIarIAs pOr s iPpraS de- ira
haju. cmplcU Tcrman"Etc. plrlgIrS" I
Iu;cS Shoe shop iQi Bualc>Un c:qutila
Austin. llb2>''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

N~FCESITD dos 2apaicrpS. traDaIO pcrTiIa-
ncuir pa@o ~"rIH d~c<empeiiO. dir!girse
To- J.. West Houston. Diego Flores Prop
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81 HECE-iTN Hu Sl-irr para que haga
Saru-. uirp para hdC"r ranialun"S J otro
para yi4ncuar ' iiac"r aiicraciones. Il. II.
i,irrc q co.. III West Houston -. tiU2Sl
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RENTAS-
MATRIMONIALES

JOVEN MEXlCANO de 81 amos de edah,
deSea lener correspondence con s"G.oriia
mcyicana de Is 4 ~ aloS dc ctdC. OBJ
icfu matrimOniu. DirlilrSc a T. VI. Va
iadez, =. O.. Box 81, Frontier, Wyo.
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81 NECESITAN SrnOritas que sCpan coscr.
Rucu Salarip SCIurnariO. nlriiirSc Il Army
and Civilian Taylor i0S Grcnct street de
4 ; de Ia mGiaia. IiUEl.
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II NECESITt iuvru mrNicanO hc nucna
prr,rnria qr-. liable lngltS. ruu bucIlas
rrrrrrnriaS Y an" cDnUGca I"rfcriiEIcrlic
ri l"abaiO q" SODA FOUNTAIN. SiuNi pc
-n- mcusuairS ' a>I,lcurla. D!rIjaSc 4
CnlIslanriO Bravo. rs %TTudeeOn -. Hen
vvrtta, Okla. tiiIi.
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EXPERTO CHAUFFEUR mrNicaIr, bucnas
cOSrumbres, sOl!rIlG ciuplco ron iainilla
gariIrular. ua rercrcnctlS, D~i!iJiy>r a u.
g., 90. IL pNENSA, san Antonio, lrNaS'
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- NECESIT.N umuchaCIH meNlcana lniclI-
genie que habl" aigp Inglr-. para iraba'
10 general DC casa. lnrD"nlan &i bwyrI
L,,nrr dogs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28

NECES;rO Scis zapatcros. pagO So 4 s2a.5o
scInanarios. Boston shoe Repairing Co:
i!O IVES, Houston. lug
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81 NECESITA express para que Heve sus
petacas 4 Ia estaci6n o Csmble sIs LiGs,
bIes habIele a Rosales. Telefono Crockett
sT5t Y Travis t126.
aNTEOJOS EN ABONOS-a La Compahis
Cramer-3iG Hicks Buildins-D; Arturo
Cramer. OcuIista-O ptlco. Pres. 81 Ia vista
dc Vd. comienza a canSarSe 81 I'd. i!ehe
dolores de cabeza, no Sc espere hasta que
sea dCmasiado tarde. ExaInen GrauS.
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VETDEnOR .ANErI.hNTE ncr">!ia I"ycn
cue S"l3 I%IancJar truck tord /"
luT0rmaII luGliaIa nuiii!ilEp. H.
Avenue. Tumrl caro- lIU Wells
ln.In MlirhmlI 81.
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in(es dr yender sus NUECES ie estima
ramOs daITius 4 Conocer suS preclos. Com
cualquier cantidad y clase. NJ. J
and G. Marroquin, 400 DolOrosa Street. Sar
Antonio. Texas.
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PROFESSIONALS

pr. 2. yAZOUEZ GOMEZ. ~Oidos-iarSan-
ia Y Nariz. 800 Frost Bidg.-San Antonio,
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
SUNDAYS FIGURES
 ON SAVING SOULS
Billy Says It Costs More in
 North Than South

New York, April 13.-Twenty years of whipping the devil over the forty eight states have persuaded Billy Sunday that the old fellow doesn't hold his grip very we'll south of Ma son and Dixon's line. the Ohio river and the Moonshine mountains It's here in the North that the original enemy of the human race gets in his best licks.,
 Billy has the figures that prove it. soul saving cost estimate gathered from a score of cities. Would one think now that the devil is more easily routed in the city of Bourbon whisky, fast horses, leaf tobacco and the prettiest girls (except for Lex ington) in the U. S. A.-Louisville-. than anywhere else in the nation The figures prove it. It costs only $75 to save 8 soul in Louisville where- as in Indianapolis, staid, quiet, liter ary Indianapolis the cost rises to $70O per convert to Christ.
 The fact is according to Billy's ef- ficiency sheets the capital of Hoosier- dom is the devils choicest earthly lair, except for New York, where it takes
 
 him in the straight and narrow road. This estimate may be subject to new revision, however. Billy's three rnonths' campaign here will cost $15O,0OO, and the new soul saving cost sheets will be prepared through a process of dividing the $15O,0OO by the number of trail hitters that re- spond to Billy's fervent pleas. He is in New York for the big and prin- cipal purpose of showing the preach CTS what real soul saving efficiency is and he expects to cut the old fig ures to flinders and raise New York tu the proud position occupied by Louisville or Atlanta. where the cost is $SO; or New Orleans, where it takes $1OO and to beat Chicago's $445. Bos- toms $500 and Denver's $455.
 17,oOO at Tabernacle.
 More than 17,0O0 men and women listened to Billy in the Tabernacle at Broadway and 168th street with ap- proval and keen delight last night heard him deliver the spiciest gospel talk that so far has been heard. He beat the Old One up and down the platform, whacking manfully The metaphor is not strained. When he talks of pursuing and chastising Satan he pursues and chastises. literally. He grips an imaginary whip, .crouches like a tiger sets his jaws. whistles his breath through his teeth screams a defiance. hurls himself across the nlatform and then. as he raises his voice in shouts of hallejah. strikes
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

It is queer said MT. Martin the Lax-a-Tone expert at the Economy New England Drug Co.,. how so many people let the tortures of stomach trouble run on day after day, they say I have terrible gas pains and shortness of breath" go take a pinch of soda and have the same old story the next day. often wonder if these people are not really conscious of the fact that as the days drag on that some day they are going to awake to the fact that the pinch of soda is not going to relieve and they will find themselves in the throes of chronic case of indigestion that will make life a torture. Why not stop that gas and bloat right now for good instead of relieving it with soda or some other temporary remedy. Try a bottle of Herbal Lax-a-Tone and one short weeks trial will convince anyone no matter how bad case you have. MT. Dunn, who lives at 29 Myrtle street, says:
 ssWhan you sav that had stomach
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

downward with slashing strokes, rip- ping the hide off a Satan that one can almost see so strongly has Billy tho power of visualizing his parables
 Patriotism is next to Godliness with Billy Sunday in these tense days. Al- ways he has been a stalwart American citizen of the old fashioned breed. none of your pussywillow, sissy Americans, sister," and now that he has gathered new inspiration straight from the lips of his national hero. Theodore Roosevelt, and has talked to Gen. Wood, Billy loses no chance to preach devotion to the old flag and tell the boys to put their names down on the enlistment sheets. He Is try ing the very souls of the pacifists. Last night he exploded against the siackers who try to dodge army serv- ice by hastening to get married.
 1T understand" said Billy. that there are more foreign born people in New York city than in any metrop- oils in the world. Many of you. many of your ancestors. came to this coun- try from foreign shores. This is the land of your adoption. Now that tho flag is unfurled and we are at war with powerful enemy, an enemy that has tried our souls and spit in our faces, and the country that gives you bread and protection needs you, sure- ly you will not iail to respond. The fellow who will make the skirt and petticoat of a girl a safety first device behind which he may hide Is a slack CT and a coward, and he comes pretty close to being a traitor. I think it is disgrace when there are twice as many applications in Brooklyn and Manhattan for marriage licenses as there are for applications to join the colors!
 You men haven't monopoly on war service. The men have a monop- oly on the firing line, but you women can join the Red Cross or offer your selves for service in some other ca- pacity. spoke this morning to a number of young women at the home of Mrs. c. B. Alexander, at 4 West y-eighth street, and these young women have all agreed to lay aside their frills and their furs and go out and offer themselves for anything they may be able to do. I found that in the homes of the rich and the affluent there is as much patriotism to the square inch as anywhere else.''
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

ate battalion, Florida infantry; Second and Third regiments and Company X of the Kentucky infantry; 18th Penn sylvania infantry: Fourth New Jersey infantry and Fifth Maryland infantry.
 Seven companies of national guard coast artillery troops were called into the federal service today for police purposes. They are First company, New Hampshire; Firth, Eighth, Thir- teenth, Fifteenth and Eighteenth Ca 1if0rnia
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
MIR. W. A. DUNN.

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New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
SOCIALISTS OPPOSE WAR.

St. Louis, April 13.-The socialist party of America closed its national convention here last night after hav- ing adopted the majority report offered by committee on war and mili- tarism. declaring the opposition of the socialists to war and demanding im- mediate peace. The convention also voted that money for the prosecution of the war should be raised by taxa tion of the rich