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LOS NUEVOS SUBMARINES
y
(VieHe de la pa. Plana.)

mcticamente cerrado baio 81 aqua,
un aparato de propulsion que no con-
suma aire nj despida calor nj pro-
ductos gaseosos apreciables. Huel-
ga dccir por 10 tanto, Cue Ia yuxta-
posici6n dc dos motores o~casiona un
suplcmentc de peso V dc cmsarazo.
La ~solucion del motor unico seria in
f~initamerte preferible.
81 hcmos dc dar credito a la prem
sd alcmana, los ingenieros germani-
cos han resuclto el %prcblcma V sus
nucvos submarines no tienen motor
electrico. No son movidos sine por
un motor de aceite pesado que sirve
tambien para navegar por Ia super
ficic. Los gases de la combustion
de este motor unico son cracias a
i'm habil dispositivo. disucltos G in
ofensivos. Combinados cor oxigeno
que Sc lleva en- botellas. permiten Ia
restitution del aire carburante Y del
aire re~spirablc, con otras ventajas
todavia.
ST todo este es eXacto. los subma-
rinos alemanes son maquinas p~erfec-
c~ionadas. Solo que, como observa
ENDORSEMENTS sci Figaro, todos cs-
tos informcs los facilita Ia prensa
alnniana para lamar la a~tencion de
las poblaciones, que ven en- la guerra
submarine, su mejor posibilidad de
exito. BESIDE Auego, 10 mas prudcntc
serd ~dcsconfiar de estos ~invcntos
tan scnsacionalcs.
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Sc prepare para el
case de una guerra
Celebro una junta ell MiEsistro de la Guerra,
Gras. Estella, con varies jefes del ~eieFcito

rra. manifesto que un diario republl'
cano de Castell6n. Eel Clamor Publ
co." publico noticias falsas, excltan-
do los animos, por 10 que las autorl-
dades habian suspendido su pub!ica-
ci6n clausurando su imprenta.
e. ~corresponsai Trumet, que tcle-
CRATIC Ia noticia, fu3 arrestado du-
rantc algunas horas tan solo, slendo
mas tarde presto en- libertad.
Sc anuncii tambicn CT ell Consejo.
que Sc castigaran duramcntc a los
autores dc noticias falSaS en- adelan-
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GUERRA ALGO MAS
solo sc que te amo."

EL-"Yo solo SC que te amo."
ELLA.-"iOh. amado mic, Espero
que tambien sabras como hacer dine
no. para que el amor TO Sc ESCAPE
por la chimenaa."
Procura %ercoHsrar el lugar donde tie
necesita Dios; V cuando 10 hayas en-
contradc. quema tus naves.-"Has.
tings."
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UN MEXICANO MAS QUE TRIUNFA
EN- Ell EXTRANJERO
Para explotar IN invento suyo de gran utilidad ~pracica, Sc
formara una compania con $4,000 doIares de capital
UNA NUEVA INDUSTRIAL EN- SAN ANTONIO Y UNA 0PCRTUNiDAD
DE TRABAJO PARA MLLARES De OBREROS

titud dc viandantes de las accras. Nj
los SENATOR'S instalados Ell Ia mitad
de las Gales, nj la mano del tripulan-
te del auto, Sacada afuera en- Ia di-
reccion en- que va a virarse. basta-
ban en- ell dia V en- la noche Il evitar
congcstiones de trafico y academies
desgraciados.
Hacia falta, pues, un aparato que.
colocado en las parties delantera V
trasera del auto. indicara a viandan-
ties, automovilistas Y a policias de ira
fico. Y de manera clara e inconfundi-
bic, los cambioS de direction del au-
tomovil.
Ademas IN aparato que no 10 afea-
ra nj estorbara en- NADIA su funciona-
miento.
Tai es el que, tras largos estudios
Y eyperimentaciones invento, patent6
Y perfecciono, ell Sr. Julian f. Loza-
no, harto conocido va como hombrc
dc negocios Y de accion.
Ell aparato, que Sc llama "Presidcn-
te Wilson"-sistcma de senalcs pa
"a automovilcs-y del cual cl alto
mandatario americana ticne va dos
ell su podcr, cs s%encillo V mas sen
clio aGn cs su mancjo. Els un tubo
cilindrico de 10 a Y pulgadas dc lar
go por trcce de diametro, de CRYSTAL
que Sc ilumina con una bomba cleo
trica, y que muestra, MERGED a un
habil funcionamiento dependence de
tres pequenos botones colocados en-
la guia del automovil, tres palabras
que Ia luz hace perfectamente per-
ceptibles: STRAIGHT, RIGHT Y
LEFT, que indican que Sc va a CONT
nua en- la misma direction O a virar
4 la derecha o a la i%zquierda, 10 cual
han menester para norman su paso
los automobiles que siguen, los vian-
dantes V facilitar la accion de la po-
licia de trafico.
-Ahora bien, ell invento una vez apro
bado Y recomendado por autoridades
en- la matcria va a ser explotado V
lanzado al mcrcado en- una forma
practica que acredita al senior Lozano
como hombre de negocios.
Ha dado principle va, y con muy
bucn cXito, a la formation de una
compania con I'm capital de c~incuen-
Ia mil dolares, dividido en- quinientas
acciones dc Glen dolares, muchas dc
las cuales estan colocadas va. En-
ell capital este reunido, Sc pro-
cedera en- primer lugar a Ia adqui-
de terreno para Ia cdificacion
a la cdificacion de fundicion Y tale
res, que Sc pondran al punto en- &C
tividad. que constituiran en- San An
tonic una industrial mas, que ocupara
en- breve a multitud de obreros.
Es tan sencillo el ajuste de estos
pueden ser maneiados
por una dana o por TN nino, que en-
su manufacture pueden e%mplearse
mujeres, 10 cuai significa no POGO en-
las circunstancias actuales.
Ahora bien. este aparato que econo-
Mia Ia lampara roja de atras Y en-
las GALES, sustituye a Ia luz de los
faros delanteros, podra venderse a
precio infimo.
TodaS estas CIRCUMSTANCES han ST.
do motive del exito legitimo del g..
Lozano. de cuyo invento segniremos
oeupandonos. ADV.
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UESEO SAFER ri paradero de mis- hernia
nos. Joaquin Y Jesus Mendoza rcspec'iva-
mcnte. FL primcro cucnta ron q aIoS DC
rdaI Y 81 Scgundo con 81: asi como dc To-
salfo Rucno. de % amos Dc cdad. Hacc
tres meSes csrribicron dc Modoc. Kansas.
tratiricarc ron $500 a la persona que me
inrorme dc clos con eNariitud uirijtr los
informcs a Regime Mendoza, Colray. ". -.
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SEsEO Sabcr ri raradcro de mi papa Do
nisio Gonzalez. nativO &c Chiquilistlan. Ial..
Mex. Haze mas dc iii ai!O que no he tcnI-
do nOiiriaS dc l.. Gratificarr ron s. on cfec-
two 7 "a persona que me dc informes eyaG-
los de su paradcro, diriglentiOse 4 Santia-
20 Gonzalez, P. .. Box 50. PEORIA, ILL.
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SIGUE Ia SUSPENSION DE
~PERIODICOS

MADRID, Julio 9.-El Ministro de
Ia Gobernaci0n. senior SANCHEZ Cue
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nESEO SiBER el paradcro dc Rcrueio
Crrda. Hare ; amos So enrontraba en- ri
Edo. de arizona ifuiquin BOr) y sc quo
- cHcucnira ain en- dicho Esiado, pero
sin sabnr en- que parie Y Slplico a Ia per-
soma que me lhforInc con nyact!tud, nc
hirija los inrorincs a Canu:o IimeneZ, Box
Il. Nora, Idaho, J recibira 800 de graft
t7iGl
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DESEU saber cl paradero de mi hiIo JosA
,;loria y Quiiano. a uuien v! por Ultima ye1
IN Giudad JuaTeZ. Chih.. Ell Abrl de 1914.
ra ) pies Y ) pulgadas. oioS negros, cara
rcdonda. aun no lie sale bignte. 0fTezco u1R
magntrlca qualification dc $50 q Ia persols
Tue me de inrormes eIactos, dirigiendose =
Gresorio Gloria, 70 Cubel ST. Tempe. Ariz-
Ci5l
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bOtcs secCs.

81 la primcra cosccha tic bctabclcs
es abundante V no Sc %cuenta. sin
embargo. con los suficicntcs
para cmpacarlos. los bctabeles tier
nos pueden sujetarse a un procedi-
micnto dc ~desccaci6n para SUI uso en-
81 Invicrno.
Sc scparan los betabeles tiernos. a.
penas cosechados; Sc lavan de la rail-.
SO les corta I'm octave de nuIgada de
Ia parte mas gruesa Y asi Sc ponen
a secar scbre una estufa. baio la ac-
ci0n de IN ventilador electrico o al
calor del sci. Los productos secos
pucden ser e~mpacados en- caias de car
ton en- bolsas de papel cubierto con
parafina, en- Zotecitos de polvo pa
"a hacer pan, 0 de cafe, 0 en- otros
co~ntinentes que protejan el content
do de la humedad Y de los insectos.
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(Niene de la Alta. pag.)

que CT aqua cubra bien todos los en-
vases que Sc han puesto i aGuel hano
de Maria, que no otra cosa es este
medic de sterilization. Dejando los
envascs va llencs en- este hano quedan
esterilizados ell el termino dc 30 mi
nutos.
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SlPLICO 4 las personals que sapan dc mi
hijo ,rislInn Gonzalez que hacc ; mcScs mo
rSrrihin dc hltlnon. Cal. ienSan Ia bon
dad dc iEfOrniarmr de SI actual parade
70. Soy hOmbre Iobrc v arlbO dc llrgar
dc NryicO. pur este no pUcdc Ofreccr gra-
,ifiraridn alcuna. Dirijir los informcS q
vivrano Gonzalez. So Ruiz ST., San Ani"-
min Texas Cfsl
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-MATRIMONIALES

DESEO CtStNE con Seiari;a mcXlcaia hon
rada Y de inos vcinte ! vcinic Y ciilro
ahos dc criad. Soy hombrc trabaJadoT Y
honradO. La %seiorita que So interesc en-
este anuncio puedc enriar Su retrato, a
liilariO Naldovinos, Bloomington, WIS.
Gia)
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AVISOS DE OCCASION


Sc NECESITA con urgencia, selora de
unoS 30 amos de edad. con buenas referen-
cias V sin compromises dc familia, para
que Sc entienda con trabalp general de ca
50, famtlia de tres perSonas Y su lavado
SabinaS 81. Tome ell CARO- west End Y
bajesc en- Menclaca, cuadra y media dc Ia
linna de franyias.
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PESOUISAS-

DESEO SiBER ri paradcro dc mi h~ernlalo
GaliHfO Gallardo dc ~ amos Dc edad. Ia
Ultima riraa la cScribi0 dcSde III PaSn.
TryaS 81 q dc .thril del ano cl rprSo. 4
Ia persona que me dc razhn cAarta dc 81
le grafirirarc ron 5000. nirijanSe q So
vcrio Gallardo, Goal Nine l.orelady. Texas
S7f2j
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ron eli del piloncillo meXicanc "El Rubio"
resnlta IN ahorro de cincucnta por ciento.
81 listed no 10 ha usado, pfdalo a su tende.
70 O svfsenos. J. n. y G. MarroQu1n; Ad
Dolorosa ST. (7ti}
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Cuando neccsite libros en- espaDol,
dirijase a isnaeio Z. Lozano 120 N.
Santa Rosa Ave-, S. Antonio Tex.
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s! NESFSITA express para gus iIeve sus
petscas a la estacion o Gamble suS niue.
bles hablele a Hosales. Telefono Crccken
275i y Travis 1875.
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Sc :%ECESIFA scflorita vcndcdora. dc hue
ma apariencia v que liable bien Ingles.
Bebe .tracr buenas referenciaS. Solo Ia
que icnga experienced debe p~resentarse.
SUGARMAN BROS, iCi W. Houston ST.
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TRhIGhME Su plata VieJa. Pag0 JOS pre-
clos mejores al contade. Dan F. DuDahrb.
Crockett and Navarro, SAN ANTONIO, leg.
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TiRIFA
PROFESSIONALS

IOSEFA RANGEL. recibIda en- Mexico, au-
torIZada en- Texas. atiende pronialnente en-"
re-mcdades de seiiOr3s Y partoS. Consul
tas gratis. PrecioS modegpdos. 1919 DG.
range Y Colorado. (If9l
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unhesitatingly made another trip. The
Bowen was built in Bath in 1900 is a five
master with a gross tonnage of N53. She
halls from Fall River
1t is expected that Miss Alice Wescott
registered nurse of Boston, and sister
Of Mrs. Carl II. Stevens Of this CITY. has
sailed or is about to do so with the Mass
achusetts General Base Hospital Unit No
for service in France The unit COM
prises . surgeons. under DR.. Washburn
Of the Massa chusetts General IS nurses
and 100 others, including cooks mechan-
les, ambulance drivers, etc Miss Wes-
colt is a Bluehin girl and is we'll known
in this vicinity. having frequently been
the guest of her sister With the Others
OF the unit she left Boston some time
ago and has been on Ellis Island. New
York harbor, awaiting orders TO sail
The strictest secrecy as to their sailing
has been maintained. Miss Wescott has
been very anxious to go to France since
the war began and with her splendid
training and natural ability cannot fail 10
find much to do among the wounded TIE
nurses wear for travelling navy blue
serge uniforms with the Red Cross en-
biem on their arms, a long blue cane lined
with red flannel and Miss Wescott writes
that they have never been 50 proud Of
uniform before, Her many friends in this
section will await with great interest the
first letters from her from the other side
and all who know her know that her
greatest ambition is realized and that she
goes to France perfectly fearless and
ready to face any danger.
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BELL; asst
Capt. C. B. SWEET of the Pejep-
scot Co. 1njured-Locals and
Personal News .

Capt c. B SWEET, manager of the local
dock of the Pejepscot Pulp & Paper Co,
met with a queer accident Saturday morn
ing which probably caused the fracture
of, one of the small bones in his ankle.
Capt. SWEET stepped on a plank. about IS
or 20 inches from the ground not know
ing that someone was standing on the
other end The other person stepped off,
letting the end upon which Capt. SWEET
was on down like a see-saw. He struo
on one foot but the other heel caught in
some way. causing it to bend under him
and break the bone. it is thought. He was
taken at once by Clyde B. Holmes in the
latters care to DR.. E. D. Tapley's hes
pital, where temporary splint was put
on the injured member but the physician
advised having X-ray diagnosis Capt.
SWEET left az once for Bangor. where an
Xray of the ankle was taken. He is a
newcomer to Belfast. moving here from
Bath when the Pejepscot company bought
the Roller Bushing property. With his
wife and two young daughters he occu-
MES the Jones house on Union street. One
of his daughters accompanied him 10
Bangor.
Miss Louise McDonough has received
cable news Of the blowing up of the Mary
w Bowen somewhere near Brest. The
schooner was torpedoed by German sub
marine but fortunately the crew was saw
ed. Capt stephen McDonough. her
brother, was commander OF the Lyman
NJ. Law, the first United States merchant
vessel to be torpedoed several months
ago. but with his dauntless courage he
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t4elrtn friends Of Capt George w.
H4,,y who during the Spanish Ameri-
,,u wlr.in 1895 was in charge of the
No. signal corps and was with his
Nnunnd before tho LIST Maine went
o. ,hck1mauga in camp on what is
r.v Dnmp Keyes win be sorry to learn
'ts death. which occurred last Thurs
das morning NJ Boston II was the
Name S.gnal corps which was the only
volunteer signal corps accepted for SER
.s hint war. which flashed the news
Alurni SChley's victory to the
n-I Cai' Butler was born in Scar
t wears ago He was machin-
.ei n. trade and AZ one time conducted
'r lu Portland. He left Portland
uron accepting position as
a,nDf mn,hintst in the navy yard at
.far'.f.Vu Mass where he had since
h@'r rnp'oycd. During his stay in
\tglr'a capt Butler made many
70 rr Vs. e'l ~ whom Will regret to
.1rf ,r t,S death
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big black or red letters. Others you will
meet in the dressing rooms and many
more you will not see at all because they
are the needlewomen employed in the
wardrobe department. But first, last and
always. they are of the circus. No mat
ter how important or insignificant part
they play in the stupendous production,
they round out their days and their nights
with the circus. 1t is their means Of liveli-
hood and the scene of their social diver
sions nine months in the year
The circus woman is about the busiest
member of her sex, but nervous prostra-
ton knows her not Her profession keeps
her in the open and forces her to lead a
regular, abstemious life. Nerves and dis
sipation mean danger and death to the
performer, man or. woman. and circus
women are singularly long -lived-Adv.
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Woman has come into her own with
the circus She rules supreme under the
great white canvas pavilions of the
Sparks circus, which will exhibit at Cap
ital Park on Friday, July % Where
skill, strength, courage and nerve are
the prime qualifications, the woman of
the world Of sawdust and spangles is
proving this season that her brother can
learn something by watching her.
In almost every varied number below
and aloft, on the Sparks circle program,
the gentler sex predominates. There are
one hundred women. in all. with the
Sparks circus. They are of all ages, all
nationalities all varieties of endeavoT.
Many of them are well-known performers
whose names you find on the program in
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UNCLE SANS UNI.
FORM LURES GIRLS
FROM THE COUNTRY
Whiteheld Maid Skips Her Dad
Thursday While on Visit to
Gardiner, and Plunges into
Gay Society of Soldier Boys,
only to Be Captured Saturday
by Authorities

Judge Lancaster was called upon on
Saturday to use his good Offices in
behalf Of young girl whose feet, even
II they had not left the straight and
narrow path, had come perilously near
the edge of it, and which seemed in
clined to leave the path altogether. The
girl, who was not yet 13 years old,
was not arraigned before the court
IL was just sort of heart to heart
talk that was had in the judges of
nee. but at the end Of the meeting the
girl agreed to go with her father to
their home in Whitefeld. Whether she
did or not has not been learned.
The story as told by the girl in
question in the judges office was only
another instance of a young girl from
the country becoming infatuated over
the young man who wears Uncle Sans
uniform. This Is the second case which
ras been brought to the notice of the
court within week, and there will
without doubt be others. for the fools
are not all dead yet, by any means.
According to the story, as learned
from the judge of the municipal court,
the girl whose name is withheld be-
cause of her age, she not yet being IS
years although she is as large as the
average girl of 16 summer, went into
Gardiner last Thursday afternoon from
her home in Whitefield, accompanied
by her father, but while in the lat
ter city she gave her dad the slip, and
in the early evening came to Augusta,
arriving at o'clock. On reaching
this city she lost no time in hunting
up soldier boy to her liking. and also
picking him up" Then she passed
the evening in the company of her
Young friend.
Later. she told the court, she Sc
cured a room at a hotel and went to
red. The next day included in it's itin-
erary trip to Camp keyes, where
she allowed that she knew a lot of
the soldier boys, and in the evening
she enjoyed an automobile ride and
trip to Waterville, returning to Au-
rusta on the last electric. At the close
of Fridays varied experiences she told
the court that she went to big hotel
and passed the night.
Saturday babe fair to be another
round of pleasure for her, as had
Thursday and Friday, but an under
current was working against her the
result of which was that her father
appeared on the scene, and she was
taken from little hotel not far from
water street and found herself in
peace and quiet of the judges office
In the basement of City hall. That
interview was not wholly pleasant for
the girl, for she had a date" with a
soldier for Saturday night and the I'M
expected turn in affairs had put that
out OF the nlIoStiOn Tho 70
erieved' and vexed withal. and was
strongly inclined at first to have the
eirl committed to the State School Tor
Girls. but after the matter had been
talked over with the judge. who took
the glrls youth into consideration it
was decided that she might go nome.
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MUNICIPAL COURT
Lewiston Autoist Pays for Passing
Spindle on Wrong Side

Judge Lancaster had an early session
Saturday morning at the municipal court
and the matter which claimed his at
tention was an automobile case in which
the respondent was one George D. Par
fridge OF Lewiston. whom City Marshal
Tyler had rounded up shortly before, hay
ing caught that individual sending his car
to the wrong side of the spindle at the
top of Rines hill. Mr.. Partridge entered
plea Of not guilty but the evidence was
all against him and he was found guilty.
The sentence Of the court was so and
costs and the respondent accepted the
inevitable and paid, after which he was
allowed to depart
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(PREFATORY NOTION May 8 1917 the Kenuebec Journal
1ota9e Supplement vo explanation Of the
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The Supplement d7ded paragraphs numbered from
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In the of May the Journal instituted RED Cross
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