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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-15
son LJAMADOS NUETAM ENTE
LOS EXTRANJEROS
Viene de la Ia.

~Drendidos tambicn los m~cXico-tcXa-
nos que alegaron dcrechos de cXcep-
ci6n por ser casados O tener fanilia
Que necesita de su sosten. Ellos Sc
ran eyaminados nuevanentc de acuer-
do con las nuevas insJrucloncs en-
viadas por ell mariscal preboste ge-
neral del ejercito y es cast SECURE
que muchos de los que sc conslderan
exceptuados de servir CT las fllas Sc
ran avisados de que qacdan compren-
didos entire los que individuos que
deberan prestar su co%ntingente para
CT nuevo ejercito nacional.
FL presidente del comite ha hecho
sabcr, ademas, que todos aqucllos in
viduos que no Sc presentaron al exa-
men medico nj a exponer u dere-
chos de exception, seran reclutados
sin mas tramites cl dia que scnale
eli preboste general para proceder al
rcciutamicnto, pucs que, sc les con-
sidcra como ciudadanos que dicron ia
citamente su voluntad para ser sol
dados, toda vez que asi 10 diSponen
las instrucciones dadas a conocer con
la dcbida o~portunidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-15

Sc NECEsITAN ko!nbTes para el dcsnOnte
dc 500 acres de tcrrcno. con ConiratO. d.
riiansc q ". w. VAUGHAN, Route 5, BOX
SO. Palestine, Texas. -82l.
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Sc llamara a up nucy0 contingente
de ciudadanos

Tan luego como tcrminc manana
ell cXamen de los ciudadafoS que han
sido llamados nuevamente, d presen-
tar sus exccpcioncs, y Sc fijc, dc III
manera definitiva, ell numcro dc hon.
bres que do cl primer contingcntc pa
"a ell scrvicio miliiar, 81 este mime
70 no correSporde-como .cS 10 mas
probable dado Ia gran canlidan de
excepciones presentadas-a :. cuota
senalada por ell ayudante genera del
Estado Sc llamara al segundo Ctupo
a fin de completar la Quota.
De cuatrocientos cincuenta Y ocho
c~iudadanos que Sc registraron solo
doscientos treinta y seis sc p~rcsenta-
ron, faltando a la eta que les fuc he
cha. doscientos veintidos, segun lc
refieren los %periodicos locales, que
han recabado esos informcS dc las
oficinas oficiales.
Pues bien, de csos dosc;entos trein-
ia Y seis individuos presentados a
cXamen, solo dieciocho quedaron esco-
gidos para ell seryicio miiitar, pues
ciento treinta Y echo recIamaron e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-15

NOS dcdicamoS cXclusivamcnte q Ia vcnla
DC artiCuiDS que cssn SiendU eXporiadUs
para Mexico. .GisiieaoS. J.. ". Y 6. MarrO-
uuiii. iG5 DO!UrOsa II.
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Felicito ell consul al general Blockson

FL consul Cara sc presento aver
ell ell Quartet general del distrito mi
iitar dc Brownsville establecido en- ell
Fuerte Brown, solicitando n entire
vista con Ell general Blockson, nuevo
icfc militar dc este distrito.
Ell objeto de Ia vista del repre-
sentante del gobicrno carrancista no
fu6 otro que ell dc felicitar PERSONAL
mcnte, al general Blockson, por su re
ciente ascenso, dispuesto por Ia Sc
cretaria de Ia guerra. Una vez que
eli nuevo jcfe militar de Brownsville
agradecio las atenciones que para c
habia tenido el consul Cara, este Sc
retro del Quartet federal r~egresando
a su oficina de donde t~elegrafio a
Mexico dando cuenta a su gobierno de
10 que habia hecho.
Hubo IN tiroteo en- MatamOrOs
Los soldados americanos que hacen
servicio de vigilancia en- la margen
izquierda del Rio Bravo, dieron parte
al Quartet general cStablecido en- cl
Fuerte Brown, de haber escuchado
un tiroteo por ell rumbo de ia Planta
electrical. Hechas las investigaciones
debidas pch la ~patrulla encargada
del scrvicio de vigilancia, SC vino
cn conocimicnto dc que ell tiroteo ha-
bia ocurrido en- ell puerto de Mata-
moros Y que, probablemente, habia
sido originate por algunos individuoS
que a~nduvicran CT estado dc cbrie.
dad.
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Sc NEGESyTAN mIchach9s que qTicran a.
premier i mecanIcos. Gsbsio permanent
Ja6 south Alamo. gil.
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Sc NECESTTAN 80 b%ai!arinas. Bucn sucldo.
TnfOrman Muth Garden, GraySol y Pin
SIS. -8!5
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81 NECESSITY un herrera lara irabaJar. IN
piedrera. Texas Trap Rock Co.. Knippa,
Texas. -sia
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81 NECESITA uruucsta Ncxicsna para In
cclchractCn hcI fG de SeptAnbte. Diriian-
So dsidu prerip .. :. II. dc flidaiSo, +. ..
Box 50. Bcllviilc, Texas. sic.
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yEND0 al cue pacuc meior, p0r icuer
que salir para Mexico. mi cS;ablccimicnto
de Restaurant y Soda Fountain, mUy acre
dilgdo por mas de cuatrO ahoS on Ccrtrp
DC srandes Industries, cinco fUnGlrionc5
3 mas de vGintc min1S dc carbon con pu-
biaci0n DC mas dc 1890 habitanirS. Man
care rplu2raTias Dc ncguciO. MpslrIJurcs
mesa De maTmul. casa Y lote promo. DI-
riilnsc 4 ConStaacir Bravo. i!J TTGdyrOp
81. Henrye,ta, Okla. -S2i.
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VENTAS.

81 lEN:E tn p"qTriIr urg0clD dc comcr-
clio, b;"n Darr.n. lrgar mny v"nttl5ho.
NJ Hay CtiTINA. Clientele Cbundanic.
D~Irijirsc u iiI3 Monterrey -. Ciudad sip
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petacas a 10 estac,dn o Gamble s1S nue.
6les hkb!eIe & Hoss1es. TeIefono Crocket.
GT5t y Travis ff26.
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~ NECESITi express para Que lIcyc sus
reiacaS 4 IA eStaci6n o Gamble SuS nue.
blcS hdDll!r I RoSa!cs. TclcrOnO Crockett
15i Y Travis 1876.
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Sc EENDE barato gabinetc elecIrico pa
RI Sudorfricos tiene roCOs de dolores mag
n!ricas coEdiciones. .Diriiirse a sos East
Houston. ,, ...--. %. sly
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ENSENANZA

ISGLES-Enselanza ricil y rapida. Meto-
do novfsimo.-s2.W menSuales.-Taqufsra-
ria, s4.00.-Mecaaografis, gratts.-Jigsitts.
323 Hicks.
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TSRIEA

No Sc accptan menos de IS palabraS. o ST
cobra a raz0n de les Is.
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DIVERSOS.

SERVICI0I DE DETECTIVES Alamo 2f2
Frost Building, Crockett 317i, san Antonio,
Texas, lnvestigaciones habiles, Agentes
COMPLETENESS, precios raZonables, tod alb
Solutamente confidential. -aS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Where Tin Is Found.

Tin is found in ores with many other metals and minerals and in Jumps and grains in alluvial gravels. It Is found in Siberia, Australia, Guiana and, in fact, most parts of the world, but the notable workings, those which furnish; the great part of the supply which the world consumes. are in Bolivia and the Straits Settlements. A large amount If tin is consumed in the manufacture of tinfoil, tons of which arc used ao uually in the tobacco trade, and anoth CT extensive use for tin is in "silver ing" the backs of mirrors. In bein', used in this way it is mixed with col per. Tin is also used in the makin of bronze. brass and pewter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
PINE BLUFF FOLK CAN
 :. GROW PIGS IN YARDS
Mayor Simon Bloom and Councn Agree to Permit POrkers in
 the City.

Do you want pig for q .et? Ii so, you are now welcome to let him contentedly root lMs town little pen in your back yard. , T
 Mayor Simon Btom stated last night that, in order that the people of this city may raise their own pork, the city would do it's bit" toward re- ducing the high cost of living by all lowing pigs to be raised within the limits of it's boundaries. This agree ment has been reached by the .4.y council and the mayor and it is ex- pected that number of people w,,l take advantage of this waiving of the city's laws and will turn ana frequent inspection will be made by Sanitary Officer Eval Parnedl. It ii expected that familiar expression will be Have you little porker in your home?" as result of this le. niency on the part of the city fathers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
The First Submarine.

The first submarine of which we have any record was invented by God, and the first passenger to travel in it was his disobedient prophet, Jonah. This submarine was created and on hand at the moment of Jonah's great est need. Gods providence was over him even i'll his sin and God would not let him perish until after he had time for serious reflection. In this subma- rine Jonsh was the only living pas senger, and he had no periscope to show him what was going on outside and to distract his mind. Those few days of undisturhed communication with God, while 1t did not broaden Jo- nah into prophet with world vision, did lead him to decide to obey Jeho- yah, and through his obedience to save his own life for worthy service for God. The decision being made, Jonah was carried free of charge in Gods submarine and landed at point near- est to Nineveh, where he was able to do the greatest work of his life.-Bap. tist Watchman-Examiner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
ARGENTINA HAS
 FRESH OUTBREAK
 OF LABOR TROUBLE

Buenos Aires, Dec. S.-A fresh out break of the violent labor troubles, which have smouldered with more or less eruption, since the general strike in Argentina ended in October, has caused the government to arder a troop concentration, and may force it to take stringent measures. The federal authorities have tried to avoid acts which might lead to collisions, but the working men have become more threatening in their attitude, and there have been threats to burn the ripened crops. Important meat shipments to the allies are already held up by closing of American pack ing houses following several clashes between police and strikers. The treat with strikers until they remove men declared to have been recogniz- ed as anarchists from the strike com mittees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Fresh Greens for the Canary.

Canartes are very fond of lettuce celery tops and other young and ten. der greens, as all birdlovers know. When the birdman tells us we must not give these things to our pets too frequently the temptation to go con- trary to advice is strong, for we sym. pathize keenly. An accident showed me the way to gratify our pets without harm to them, as experience has proven. Some months since, little birdseed was spilled on the earth in large tub containing a rubber plant. Soon these seeds sprouted, axd we hit upon the idea of removing the bottom from the cage and setting it over tk& young sprouts. The joy the canaries found in their greens, and the conse- quent discovery that the birds were really gaining in health and song con- vinced us that box of sprouting bird- seed was the thing to keep on hand for them.-Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Blind Develop Other s.nses.

The man who is born blind develops
 hs other senses to a degree that seems almost uncanny to sighted people, says writer in London Tit-Bits. His
 karing forms one of the principal
 channels through which he obtains
 knowledge of what is taking place
 around him. The slightest variation in
 sound conveys a wealth of informe-
 ton to him, because he learns to as- soclate these sounds with their origin and the manner in which they are pro- duced. For shape and texture he de- pends upon his touch, and the touch d man who has never had sight is wonderfully sensitive and delicate. To md his way about he depends upon his ''ense Of direction and obstacle, which nave become highly developed owing 9 the fact that he has always been ntlrely dependent upon them. For nut part of his education which car e derived from books he depends on Itaille
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Home Tact.

We hear frequently that 1t is love that makes the world go round. There used to be n catchy song to that effect that sounded quite convincing. But, occasionally, one entertains the suspicion that with love alone to steer by' the world might very easily fly off on any tangential path that presented ltself. and that nothing short of genu- me tact, nice discernment, inborn courtesy-call it what you will--freely exercised in the same place where charity, too, should begin, will hold the spinning earth fin its proper groove and Keep 1t from colliding with tha res. Of the universe. --Excbange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
CONFIRMS ASSESSMENTS.

County Judge l.. t. Cheek yester- day confirmed the assessments of benefits, as levied by tle board of assessors for the Flat Bayou Drain ing district. Only two property-own- CTS filed complaints. and these wsre adjusted. The aggregate assessment is $20S.0O0. and the work to be done will drain 10000 acres of land east of the Cotton Belt branch to Lit tie Rock. and situated between Al theimer and Tucker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
SPECIAL MEETING
 ORGANIZED LABOR,

w. M. Meyers, president of the Cen. tral Trades and Labor council. has issued call for special meeting of members of unions of Pine Bluff and the ladies' auxiliary to the Cen tral Trades council, to be held this afternoon at 2:30 p. m., at the new Labor hall Announcement is made that matters of importance" will be discussed.
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gintttIung. o.: Dsnn
i'd ntdt isben Gag stipas I9affe,
empfinDs id feline gsnugtnung.
g.: s., fpenu id sinen Sag sIpna
til, 70 ret4e :h nit Der 9snugtuung
CUTE bier Bp9en!
Naturalization. Qltt
Syungfer Tin stnem aeitourant gun
5reunbin): Msr 1T bsnn Der 5err,
ber mid INNER onIie6t7
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Sd bo6' erfabren, 01b bsine Sob'
bic Wliaer, Otsiss Roller
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nit msiuem sissHsH Sabsl bat
mid berh4usnl
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gtfait e. Dir bsnn in Ser
Ostar. Bic jsst gang gut, nbsr
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ntbertr0ffsn. - Meins
beiatt Bic h0hsrs Sfuie. Sie
gar nidt. ME Das Mdo9n
sst gsIe5rt nirol
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Der er3iirnie Batter FAB ion baII
speifsIno, baIb gsihmei9slt an.
~aid Ia bpa,@ Ridte 4ier6a&off
Der DottOr bat Mrs IsIber gefagt
Bania, bat ct gsinst, 5sbn babe it
bir f%rsigeben tDunsn; aber ben iun'
gen puboieff muB i'd nebmsn. 9as
III ia Elm RieIsnterL bas rtrb Elm
Samud fir Oas san5e Regiment.
IS tDftet mid ben aragsn, tpenn
id ben frsilaiis!A
nn6 ais Rier4a9pff bic atpet6urs
bert RubeI auf ben Slid 3dblte uuo
cine srOBs 5laI6e @p6ta 5er6sitruq.
mar Der Bauer gstrSiet unb Ioaar
loon Elm biB4sn itoI5 auf ben Spbn.
nRo er riibmts iebsm Batter zines
multiplication SObnes, pie tii6s
tig uRb Defenders ipie ebrlta
Span Rieraodoff ner 5reuno Oss
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blubte oos @eIaGft bss brapen
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itelIungstermin beranriidte.
9a fam zines aages gutl6ta. bic
ruuoltde @Beirau gisr9a9offs, in
iein .ROntDr" unb iagts: sDania,
on muBt iest aud balO ettpas fir
unIern Paipel tun, bu peiBt, Ct muB
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nit beinen 5reunben'
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pc miBtrauii9, mad, baB bu bid
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lee Baf9ta ni4t 6plDat niro!"
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Grit b~ouitdnetge uHo fIGr i1uftrisrie IN.
leitGHgeH in allen LgIen BET iett 10 noifetluis
li4eH IaitinasalRft. Die 60nbb1baHa Der
S9iffhen uHD be Gage oft 9duoe iVir0 III
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beritdH6fi9 aegebenen Illettuneen. Cine orpks
ansabl bon Bd1jiern fur aanteH, ginfhte, 139s
tire, Yllitelitide, aragerL sa6tfIeibers mo
6elneelio0s, S1n~6tiinfanten, BrofieuersLeds
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gen erHloeIimen es aud @~EidngerrL bisjeIber
ber5nfteIen.
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ben b5dfteH anior6eIuagen Ser Baf6tnfers
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fir Gle cine Euene Der 9efrteoiarne rnb -
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ten 8fsi5aunaen, AZ inslttn eS sH bnbeH III.
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1311 SomGrS Gtr. lmahn, Mebr,
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gsrIanst-MannIia.

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@erbieniD Sir mein Saar.Gr3en.
gnussmittel - frifde 8reiiune -
aud fir anbere S6usme6i5in. =
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-5.95.17
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9aa6eOedaua

9adbebednng - asdt SIR Dad?
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bal6en aoiten Die onbere nerIongen
nno goronticren uniere arbeit.
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Gel. 9ongL. 326t-41t 8ore gH.
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annffihen nnb Matrahen.

Omaha Billion So. Motrnsen
iiberge1rbeitet in lieren lleber.
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Ma1ags, Snlpgnrsg aoe oler
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