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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-09

pEsEu saber ell paraJero de mi hiIo JOSS
Gloria y Ouiiano. a duien VI por Ultima yeI
en- Ciudad IuareZ. Chin. cl Abrl GO 1914.
Ttenc 20 amos de ehad. color Dlanco. estatu-
"a s Dies Y 5 pIllgahas. Oios nerros. cara
redonda. sun no lie sale blgoie. Orrezco uas
magnffIca qualification de $50 8 Ia persons
que me &c informes eIactos. dirtstsndose :
Gregorio Gloria, 20 Cubel ST., tempo, ATE,
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DEsEO S,BER Ell paradcro de mis- hernia
nos. joaquin Y Jpsis Mendoza respective
rnrnlc. FL prlmcrO cuenta ron - amos &c
cdah y 81 Scgundo ron 81: a,i como d' hn.
Salin Eurno. de 81 aios DC cdad. Iiace
IrcS mrScS aScrlbicrOn dc Modoc. Kansas.
GrstIficare con 500 4 Ia persona que me
jnr1rme dc cilrS ron eNaciltud piriIIr bS
inrorIues a Regime Mendoza, ColFaN. y. NJ.
1867
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81 60 Y s4f-icndo de aiguna dc "a enter-
ncGsGes 2sSui5a-c5 de los honbTcS. dcnc V
cs.=Io5= ius-o p:6.c-Go nucSE-O Na,ioso Lioro
Gratis. dc - TREIa1S. EsSa eseTJIo e1 len
grGGs teT.r = -iGEO pa-. cue 10 ezGeHcA c~a.-
fgElcC1 peoria > Sc @p-orecEe dc So coSse-
ios sa0C> -e-sG-s-csa5a>. Los ho715scS q-c
trata2 u -cc-De5a- su Sa!ad- 81 Euer<e : -
FiCaii5sd hG-a-ac csc LI6ro Gratis eScc2-
--ionaiue-lc iu.~-csaC:" : ~yal3oso. Le dice :
v poTq.c s-r-cG eos h0-b-eS : COMO rocs-
rpsT =s-a- eos ra5as coz :rtc EIt-c. ecc-
-enloS cue iC1 =. = ve-i.t spbrc CSas enter
rrladeS. En- u-c-T-u Libro Gratis. y CGc -@E-
ssES Y 1O- 81: Miro GcsFar-- 81 esta v
dchEs. aeEvloso = S=a-Sdo = sus orsaGoS cor
pcrl4ss es-s1 c@sg.-I-. ballard !. gran con-
<ze,c : AIDS el csc Li5ro ScaieS ins;ruc-
sivG Int=rc.a1;c- &sEGc=os '. 81 -CIuorc
eomEietE V III. 1~e-c'o-. =sc-Itcs cen c3ari6aS
: Ic zlaua-reucE e-:s Gaia para Ia Saluf,
sore pAE%dc, ~aosc!GJAneztr grati5- en- Gu
5isrtH sCuc.lia An qae sc otllgue V. : "a,
PoT PeaInS- y
OiEiEirse a
r. :. Russell PRICE CO.
50. ss,-s 5. Gic!ca St. Chicago, Il.
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Los trabajadores mcxicanos.

Los primeros en- r~esistir este. deS-
pues de los p-opietarios Y agrlculto-
res han sido los trabajadores meXl-
amos, a. a las haciendas hablan lie
rado en- busca de trabajo productive
V de suerte mejor,- que la que la re-
voluci6n les deparaba en- TERRA de Me
Nico.
Nicntras hubo cSperanzas de cose-
cha. siro muy buena, cuando menoS'
regular. los patrones les dieron toda
clasc dc facil;dadcs de trabajo Y de
vida.
Como cast sicmprc, aunquc SIN pre-
VIC concrato, segun hemos dlcho, ira
bajan mas q a formal. ell partlc!pa-
cion dc tanto por clento con el dueno;
este les facilitaba el dinero y las mcr
cancias que necesitaban para 81 vida
Y aun para su trabajo.
Ahora, ante la ccrtcza dc Ia mani
cosecha, los mas piadosos sc han de-
cidido a negar toda su ayuda d los
peones m~cXicanos.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
TARFA.


Sc NECESITAS 80 mineros para trafalgar
en- las minas de carbon en- Texas. $3.50
por IoneIada Y el gerentc dc cstas mtnas
dice que los mineroS pucden muy blen
ganarSr de $500 a $50 diariamentc. No
hay huelgaS ell este lerritorio, buenaS ca
Sas V luz electrical. CasoS gratis. cScue-
las g Inglesias. lambiGn mGsica, haremos
el primer enyio con los primeroS p hon.
bres o mas que Sc presenter. 0cno no.
ras de lra5aio. NJ. l.. OSBORN EMPLOY
MENT Co, 1916 w. Houston ST., San An
tonic, Texas C8
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/ DESEO StBER cl paradcro dc Rciusio.
Ccrda. Hacc 4 sios Sc cnconiraba en- ol
Edo. De Arizona tHTiuuin BoTl y sc que
! 80 cncuentra aim ell dichO EStade, pero
| sin Sabcr ell III: partc Y Supilco q IA per-
iona Ure me inrnrmc con cvaciitud, me
dfrlia los inrorrncs Il Cannto %I.ntnez, Box
y. Nora, Idaho, y recibira 500 dc graft
ficacion. Nloi
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sipLICO a las personals cue scpan Dc mi
hiIo Cristino Gonzalez que hacc ; Tneses inc
rSrrihiO de Altanon. Cal. tcngan Ia bon
dad de inrormarmc dc Sl actual parade
70. SOY hOInbre pnbre Y acaho he iicgar
de- NGyjro. DOR csto no puedc ofrcrer gra-
;irfrari6n ~aiyuna.S 1iriiir los ipformes q
Viriano Gonzalez. s02 Ruiz ST., san Anto-
,in Tcyas C7i2l
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-MATRIMONIALES

EESEO CASkME ron Selori'a mcXichna nom
rada V dc IInos vcInie a vclnlc y clhco
amos dc cdad. Soy hombre trabaJsdor y
honrado. La Scflorila que SC lntcTese en-
este anuncio pucdc cnvidr sn relralo' d
jyilari0 VaIdoyinos. Bloomington, Wis.
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Cuando nccesite lioros en- espacol,
diriicsc a ~ignac;c {. Lozano 30 n.
SANTA Ecsa Ave, 5. Antonio Tsx.
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DESEO saDer Ell paradero de mi papa Di0-
nisio Gonzdiez. native dc Chtuuilistlan, jail,
Din noiicias dc |. Gratificare con s. Ell efec-
Two a la persona que inc dc informes eIac-
los de SUI paradcro, dirigIendose = Santa
20 Gonzalez, P. o. Box 80, PEORIA, ILL.
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| 5
10 0rTea

Gotta Nilitar. D-biidld Sexual. Inpotcneia-
yir:lidaG Pcrdida. NicIss ScerctoS- NcFvioSi-
lad, E~socrmatorrea. HruraStcniI. EaiIs;ones
Sost1ruaS, ErfcrmcdadSS GSni;o UrinNrias,
al como males del E~ats1ago. del H.Eado,
yeiiga y Rinoues. t0dos es.os mates pucGsn
tra.S-sr con CNI;o cen tod4 rescrva CT .u
d. To- Tr..arnieatoS C:ra:rFcoz. Atoteraos y
A,rcbsdos que us2rnos aozot-os.
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Sc NECESITA con urgencia. schora de
unos 80 amos dc cdad. con bucnas rereren-
ciaS V sin compromises dc rarnilia. para
i que Sc enticnda ron trabaip general de ca
! Sa, ramilia de Tres pcrsonaS Y sn lavado
| Dc ropa correspondence. Inrorman tfNi n.
! SabinaS 81. Tome el caro- West End Y
| DaicSc en- Mcnchaca, cUadra Y media dc la
Inca dc tranviaS,
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FESOUISAS-

FESQUISAS-
DEsEo SaBER =! paradcro dc mi hermaHo
CaTiyio Gallardo dc % amos dc edad:- Ia
Ultima ctraa Ia esrri1i6 dcsde FL PaSo.
Trya, ri % dc Abril. del aho an curse. !
Ia persona que nc dc razon cNaria dc cl
le cratifirart ron 5000. Dtrilarse 4 81
vrrin C;aIIardo. coal Nine Loyelady. Texas
~ S7t2j
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hayan sido rotas y 10 que de elias
resta, permanezca en- secreto, elias
aportaran sus frutos tan pronto CO.
mo Alemania haya establecido SUI con
uuista. He ahi como ha sido condu-
cida y ejecutada mi poEtica flamen-
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roMpARANDo ell precio actual del azdcar
con eli del plIonciilo meSicanc "El Rubio'
rcsulta un ahcrro de cincuenia por clento.
81 listed DO 10 ha usado. pfdalo a su tende-
70 0 avfsenos. J. NJ. y G. Marroquin; 20
DoloroSa ST. (u:!
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Sc NECESITA scilorita vendedora. de buc-
na aparlencia Y que liable bien lnsleS.
Dehe trarr buenaS referencias. Snlo la
que irnca experienced debe prcSentarsc.
SUGARMAN BROS, i0i W. Houston ST.
(7iO.
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yENDO 400 libras lcgitima ralz zarzaparrl.
So. Laredo ST., san Antonio, Tex. TsD
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81 NESFsITA express para que lieve sus
pctacas a In estacion o Gamble sus niue.
blcs habIcle a Rosales. Telefono Crocken
..5i y Travis 1925.
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TRAiGAME SUI plaza vieja. Page los pre-
Gins meiGres nj rontado. Dan F. Dunahm,
Crockett end Navarro, SAN ANTONIO, IeI;
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.vTEOJOS en- abonos. The ( ner Co.,
Gp,icians," SIC Hicks Bldg. Pre- IS como
dos. No cobramos por eEamtns- Ia VistA
Crockett 6i55.
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81 VENDE GARtTA una casa dc dos pisos.
CalIc Davimcniad1 y banqueta. inlorfnan
81 Lakericw Ave. Us.
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NOS dedicamos exclusivamente a Ia vcnia
de art.cu,os que estan siendc eIportados
para Mexico. visftenos. J. NJ. y c. Mario,
Guln. ih6 DOl0rCSa 81. (nlI
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Sc NECESITA I'm planchador que limpie
ropa Y que conozca ell trabaio de ropa pa
ra s~eEoras. Dirijirse a Saint Mary DYE
Works. sos Navarro Street (7lU.
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WI 'iiNit = - 80
dice que los mineroS pucden muy Dlen
ganarSr de $500 a $50 dlarlamente. No
hay huelgas ell este ierritorio, buenas ca
SaS y luz electrical. CaEoS gratis. eScue-
las @ IngleSias. Iambien mlSica, haremos
ell primer envio con los primeros D hom-
bres o mas que Sc presenter. Ocno no.
ras de lrabaio. NJ. l.. OSBORN EMPLOY
MENT CO., 1916 w. Houston ST., san An.
tonic, Texas (78
unos 80 afloS dc cdad, con buenaS reieren-
ciaS V sin compromises dc ramilia, para
que Sc enIicnda con irabalp general DE ca
Sa, ramilia de Tres personals Y Sh lavado
DC ropa correspondence. lnforman tfpl \.
SabinaS 81. Tome el caro- "WcSt End Y
baicsc Ell Mcnchaca, cUadra y media dc la
Inca dc tranviaS
Sc SECESITA scilorita ye~ndeGora. de buc-
ma aDariencia V que liable bicn 1ngleS.
Dehe tracr bucnas referenciaS. Solo la
que trnca experienced debe prcSentarSc-
C7fO.
Sc SECESITa I'm planchador que limpie
rOpa Y que conozca ell trabaio de ropa pa
"a Sefioras. Dirijirse a Saint Mary Dye
Works, sos Navarro Street Nro.
INGLES. s2.m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cnseIanda MISUNDERSTANDING. 500 menS'in-
les.-EstenograIia gratis. GigyIlS. 3s3 HICKS
Sc DAN CLASSES dc piano por profcsora
rompclenlr. PreCioS HOderadoS. lnlor-
man en- Ia Botica dc san Pedro. 1l2l
VENTAS-
TENGS , automobiles dc : pasajcros, yer
FREY V ''Studcbaker" en- p%erfecio cslado.
Tengo que wolverine a Mexico y vendo uno
o los dos muy baratos. Dirfjansc 4 st6
Lakcview Ave. Telefono Crocke.t A2i'.
Sc VENDE GARtTA una casa dc dos pisos.
Callc p~avimcnlada y banqueia. lnfortnan
-. I ,Eeyicw Ave, CS.
yESDO 400 libras lcgitima ralz zarzaparrt.
LA, 81 cantavos libra. G. hernandez ~
so. Laredo ST., San Antonio, Tex Usp
CUARTOS AMUEBLADOS. frescos y espa-
! c!osos, en- casa grande, para rentar. q DUE
ras familias mexicanas o s%olteros. G5
SUR SAN SABA. Ns9l..
DIVERSOS- -.
| 81 NECES!TA cncincro mcyicanol. lBfor-
| man 1903 East; Commerce ST. -. -.
Sc T. JOVcn para lchu3 &c diti.h-
! los de sport. Que liable algo lnslcs. IN
| rorma POtrhcmirk's aSG L. Houston 81.
INTERSTATE 4 Los MEXICANOS-S1 no
lienc listed SUI carta de nacionalldad, con-
! sigala luego. V 81 carcce de tempo para oD-
/ tcnerla. ocurra o cScriba q F. NJ. Lopez,
| 3a5 w. Nueva St. San Antonio, Tex, dulen
We avudara a veneer las dificultades que SO
le presenicn. Yenga embellishments. Tel
| Travis i527. Ultl
! NOS dedicamos eXclusivamente q Ia vcnta
de art.cu,os que estan siendE eLportaoos
nara Mexico. yisitenos. J. NJ. y e. MARIO
Culn, ib6 DolorCSa St. (7iil
sTTEOJOS en- abonos. The ( ner Co.,
Opticians" SIC Hicks Bldg. Pr IS COMO
dos. No cobramos por eIamtnA Ia Vlsta'
Crockett 6455.
! TRAIGAME su plata vieia. Page los pre-
| clos mei6res nj contado. Dan E. DunanIn'
! Crockett end Navarro, SAN ANTONIO, Tex.
! COMPARANDO Ell precio actual del azdcar
! ron eli del plIonclllo meSicanc "El Rubio"
/ rcsulta un ahcrro de cincuenia por clenlo.
! 81 listed DO 10 ha usado. pldalo a su tende-
! 70 0 avfsenos. ]. NJ. y g. Marroquln; 20
| DoloroSa ST. ln:!
81 NEsFsITA express para que lleve sIa
pctacas a In estacion o Gamble suS niue.
HES habIcle a Rosales. Telefono Crockeu
..5i y Travis 49,
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pesa . !e So CcI. !s.)
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TENG3 } automobiles dc : pasaIcros, "Jcl-
FREY V ''Studcbaker" en- p%erfecio cslado.
Tengo uuc wolverine a Mexico Y vendO uno
o los dos muy baratos. Dirfjansc 4 JIG
L.akcview Ave. Telefono Crockett i2i'.
r (T16l
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RRENDAMIENTOS-

AKKENDANfIEN Oo-
CJJARTOS A~MUEBLADOS, frescoS y eSpa-
c;osos, en- casa srande, para rentary q DUE
ras ramilias mexicanaS o solteros. az
SUR SAN SABA. NEoll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-20

army. stII vithput uniform u,h,,f
ur@,>l.I. mip,.,,. ,,,tri,r ,.,,.,,
"
% WIZ "''""''' '"'i "i war OK
.'b mat h" ls y"iEC To- fEht %. IS
.prcdiur.
~Eig-puucd m~odItlinpcr Of TN, snulh
who Will wear his new uniform when
hc gets 1t about as comfortabr, a. 4
% wrr, q mustard plaster ne is lea, .
ing the home ne has u,,c, hoo, Co.,
mtils away from b.f.r, ip bi. III,
EN. member ~ the Gang
raw recruit from Heirs kitcbc, AR
college Junior from tho uk-s,nctfrp
prr'lrcts-hc h. putting out of New.
York for Yanhank. 4 slim, French
youth Boa the northern sta,cs-thc u
fr.utism Of two lands Is blazing IN IN
hi. eyes as hc gets ON the train near
i'ur' caribou \ dazcd younr Scryiap
not yet sin months In Aucri,v, he 8
learning his fins, English words in
the chorus uf kaiser BnI" ON the
.,a,ion pIotf,rn ~, Nev r,otanI
factory town.
Els, and north west ana south. tho
trains are footing sammy away from
huulo II isn't lust one engine hut
hundreds of ,hcm that are grumhlinr
ihril StJucatu WARNINGS AT Inn us AZ,
fingers Tor 20 ll,' Joke with the
bunch O. isn't lust n woman hut
thousands ~ them. aud Of an ages.
'h"-r iDIr--taincd faces twist bravery
.n'" smiles, as the, wave goodbye II
ISN'T unr sammy but a whole army 4
hnn h b. going away with Lravodp.
PROMISING EtflIN T., comm. l..l .,t
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.ly-who did Every man on the car
except ono Russian Jew pressed for
ward to- ask for one of the little
books. the russian Jew explained with
great p%ultteness his reason for not
wanting oue, and then began to talk
of Russiu.
ON she come back" he said.
sure she can. Ain't I got AN my
money invested iu russian bonds H'
ON another train u fine yong college
chap who had Just LEFT home got a
telegram that his mother had died.
The secretary tried te comfort him.
"iour mother would va YOU Co
keep ~ your courage n fight the
oust YOU can he suggested.
II know she would said the boy.
she ewas sick and dependent on me,
but she wouldn't yet me claim cNemp-
ton. That's the kind Of mother she
was. Wanted me to he a good sol
dier ... Wei, I'm going to be-
Aftut the men receive their uniforms
hey send home their civilian clothes.
wardrobe room Is an unknown quaint
ity 1T . Cuutoumont Some Of the
men aid that they hadn't any home
10 sci things 20. Bu the secre,arici
announced that these men could send
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their clothing to the Y NJ. G. A. VI
their home town. which would receipt
the express company for It. then sent
the receipt on to the soldier. II a
soldier hadn't the money 10 a the
express. he could even send his things
collect. and the ~" would take care
OF IL.
who said Nc hadn't any home?'
demanded one Of the sammies. We've
got the "Y.'
Near Annistown. Aismaha, n OF
the trains broke down. and so soldiers
rushed over to the nearest Y. NJ. c. a.
calling loudly FOR han and eggs II
was a rush order. but II WIS filled.
What would We do without the
"Yc" they asked with their mouths
fun, az they rushed back To tho
train.
Several Of tho men ON one train In
the south rot on with as many as four
quarts OF whsikcy. The men said tina;
some II the towns there had beca Civ
ing the enlisted mon free ~ charge all
the liquor they asked for. the bill be-
ing paid by the business men OF the
town. AZ first tho secretary couldn't
CONFINED IN t1fgc i0.)
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"DandruH has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
lifeless. Your coat collar is al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your DandruH now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruf is entirely gone
and almost overnight pompeian
HAIR Massage made my hair at
tractive."
The success OF pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its name-"Mas-
sage" II is a treatment. not
merely a tonic. The massagine
(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots OF the hair to new lie.
This masssging also opens the
pores OF the scalp 20 the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in Pom.
peian HAIR Massage. Dandrnf
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice a week.
One application shows results.
Your scalp will Immediately feel
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clean and invigorsted. In one
month your Dandruf will be gone.
Pompeian HAIR Massage is a
clear amber liquid. Not oily. Not
sticky, Very pleasant to use.
Greatest treatment for Dand-
ruff in the world" says ]. A. Y,
Chicago, ILL.,, and ! speak from
experience MY hair before /
started using II had gone beyond
the ordinary stages OF DandTuh
and was covered with scales which
embarrassed me greatly. I have
introduced Pompeian HAIR Mas
sage 20 my friends"
Practically every user says-
one bottle shows actual results.
Get a 25C, soc OF 81 bottle at the
stores and say the same.
Have your barber every now and
then apply a careful Pompeian
HAIR Massage, Used in over
10000 Of the best barber shops
from Maine 20 California.
Made by the reliable makers OF
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream aad pompeian NIGHT
Cream. ADV. SP
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o'clock at night, taking an hour re-
cess, from 600 to ZOO. /

o'clock at night, taking an hour re-
cess, from 600 to ZOO.
Representative Coles bill, relating
to the granting of franchises to he
submitted to the popular vote, was
passed unanimously. 1t provides that
within 60 days after a franchise has
been granted to any public utility 20
per cent of the voters may require
an election for the submission Of such
franchise to the suffrage Of the peO-
pie. -.. . q
An act creating a commission to
study health conditions in the state
was defeated. ...
House Bill 407, introduced at the re-
quest of Fargo merchants, regulating
the use and furnishing of trading
stamps or other similar schemes for.
or with. the sale Of goods, ETC., was
recommended for passage by the COM
mittee Of the whole house Monday at.
terno0n.
iI'Tfe bill will be taken up for third
reading and final passage in the house
today. -.'' III 4. '0.
eu There is considerable opposition to
,the bill and several attempts were
made. to amend.
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To Sentence
John K (;
Tomorrow,
Three Prisoners Arraigned Before
Judge Hanley in District
Court Today u

Three prisoners, two charged with
keeping and maintaining a common
nMisance-Frank Finlayson and Jul.
ius Ladehoff-and the third, John
Krontz, charged with carrying a con-
cealed weapon, were arraigned before
Judge Hanley at the opening Of the
February term of the district court
this morning. Finlayson and Ladehoff
will enter their pleas tomorrow morn
ing and are expected to fight the
charge. Krontz pleaded guilty and
will be sentenced some time tomor-
row.
krontz, who was employed at the
Partners cafe on Fourth street, was
arrested the first OF the week on a
warrant sworn to by Night Captain
MartinesOn. At the hearing held In
Judge Dolan's court last night, the
defendant stated he knew he was gull
ty, but that he meant no harm in
carrying the gun, which it was GUS
tomary for him to do when leaving
the cafe. The defendant waived his
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Mother Praises Remedy
IN" That Relieved Her BABY
Or. CaIdweIrs Syrup Pepsin is 4 Dc
il psndabIe Family Laxative.


Nearly all the sickness incident tc
baby's life is due to constipation OF
inactiOn of the bowels. At the first
indication Of irregularity in this i'm
portant function, relief should be at
forded promptly. A mild laxative
should be administered to gently car.
ry off the congested waste and leave
the stomach and bowels free to per.
form their allotted tasks.
OF the various remedies recon.
mended to relieve constipation, the
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, as prescribed by DR.. w.
B. Caldwell and sold in drug stores
under the name of DR.. Caldwell's Syr-
up Pepsin, is the most effective. 1t
contains no opiate or narcotic drug,
is pleasant to the taste, mild and gen.
tie in action, and quickly brings the
desired relief in an easy, natural man
ncr.
Mrs. c. J. Douglas, Mason, ILL.,,
writes that she cannot say enough in
praise of DR.. Caldwell's- Syrup Pepsin
as a dependable family laxative. Lit
tie Mary Eva had been badly consti-
pated until they tried Dr., Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin. which brought the first
natural relief the child had had in
two weeks. g.. .... g.. '.-
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Backafhe of any kind,is often caus-
ed by kidney disorder, which means
that the kidneys are not working
properly. Poisonous matter and uric
acid accumulate within the body in
great abundance, over-WOrking the
sick kidneys, hence the congestion of
s=bffpod Eahses backache in the same
::=:mHHHaEAB a similar congestion in the
EHIead=ea headache. You become
s:;.seiaohs, Respondent, sick, feverish. IT.
E==ritablee tlave spots appearing before
The yes, bags under the lids, and lack
Ess0f ambition to do things. IA,
81 he latest and most effective means
of overcoming this trouble, is to eat
sparingly Of meat, drink plenty of
water between meals and take a
single Anuric tablet before each meal
for while. ..si 49, s.s.z-7. .....-a {.
~ Simply ask your favorite druggist
for Anuric double strength if you
aren't feeling up to the standard. II
you have lumbago, rheumatism, drop
sy, begin Immediately this treatment
with Anuric.t Most scientists and
medical men believe that because Of
an over-abundance of uric acid in the
system, uric salts are deposited in the
tissues and cause rheumatism and
Z. govt e. Z. z: 49,.
ss5stfhe physicians and, specialfsts AT
s DIR. Pierce's Institution in L Buffalo, NJ
", have thorough1y tested -71AfH4Wr1e-and'
have been with one accord sue cessful
in Graduating and throwing off from
the system the uric acid which accu-
mulates and poisons. Patients hav.
ing once used Anuric at this institu-
ton have repeatedly sent back for
more.
- Such demand has been created
that Doctor Pierce dscided.to put An
r. uric in the drug stpres Of this country,
Sin a ready4bAee da1m. y II will be
their own fault if those suffering from
uric acid troubles do not take advan-
tage of this wonderful remedy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-20

New York, Feb. 20.--VincentI Astor,
richest young man in the world, has
turned over a proposition paying
$16,439 per day income to=someboly
else and is earning .$4,G5 a=day tramp
ing around the bridges which cross
the East river and helping to guard
them from possible cranks.
Astor is an ensign in the United
States naval militia at annual pay Of
$1,7OO a year or $lG5 d. dag.
1t is. estimated Astor draws more
than $4,000 a day for being the great
grandson of the original John Jacob
Astor, founder of the Aston fortune,
himself the son of German butcher
of Waldorf, Germany. -.