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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

Wanted-Beaver, mink, sable, all
high grade furs scientifically cleaned.
Work positively guaranteed. It pays
to have your furs cleaned. Ship parcel
post. Herman Levin, POI North Fourth
street, Marshalltown. III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
HELP WANTEr-MALE.

Wanted-Immediately man by the
day or month, two miles north Of La
noble, Iowa Phone John knight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS

Sweeney Weathsrstrip Co., residence
111b. Shop in rear Of $50 West Main.
All work guaranteed. We solicit your
patronage Get orders IN early for win
ter work. G. d. Sweeney. Mgr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

Wanted-To buy restaurant or pool
hall. Write Z.27, care T.-R.h ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

For Saie-Several good modern
homes. priced right and easy terms for
quick SALE Let US show them to you.
Keenan, Land Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
WANTED

Wanted-To buy your rags, maya
zines and all kinds Of junk. Phone
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

For SaIe-Furniture, davenport.
bureau, tables. gas stove, chairs, etc, at
1857 West Lincoln street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

Wanted-For cash, cheap residence
property. Box 262, city. !
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27

<Wanted-Sell us your second hand
cars. We will pay highest prices. ]. A.
Small & Sons Garage, Liscomb, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Wanted-We have an exceptionally
good proposition to offer a good. live
hustler with a horse and wagon or an
automobile. good opportunity for
the right party and chance to own
your own business. Must be able to
furnish satisfactory reference and
bond. G-22, Times Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
Canada's Victory.

Canada, after more than three years
of very earnest and active participation
in the great war, is still going over the
top, financially speaking, in very inspir-
ing fashion Less than a month ago it
set out to raise its fourth war loan. OF
the previous loans two have been for
500. 100000 each and one of Sl50,000000,
None of the three was purely domestic
loan, however. When it planned for its
fourth loan it named Sl50,000000 as the
sum and decided that it should be purely
domestic affair. But the managers.
after the manner of loan fund managers
in this country. set a maximum lar
above the Sl50,000,000 that it was neces-
sarv to raise They made $500, 100000
the maximum, and probably not one
among them believed that that sum
would be raised.
What has happened When this week
began the subscriptions had reached
$3.50 900. 900, and il was expected that
complete returns would bring the total
to fully s40O.O00000, or far more than
the three earlier loans combined. What
Canada has Just done, with the remark
able demonstrations of loyalty and pa
triotic determination that have marked
the Victory loan campaign, is, when we
its wealth and population, an
indication of what this country can do II
the big test really comes,--Boston Her
aid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Christmas lows al Abbott ).


Trade at Russell's and let your Rexall
coupons pay for some of your Christmas
presents.
The peach is eoquette and the CO.
quette sisters are peaches and cream, al
Rowland hall Dec. l2,-ady.
Another Barre boy has answered the
call for aviators in the T.. S. aviation sec
ton, he being Patrick Hale of Hale
street, who has been employed in the
Central Vermont freight office during the
past two years. Mr. Hale went Satur-
day to White River Junction, where he
successfully passed physical eSamina-
tion Saturday afternoon. He expects to
leave this evening for Albany, N. Y,
where he will undergo another examina-
ton, after which he expects to return
home for a few days before being ordered
to report at some training station for
duty.
G. n. Tilden, chairman, and DR.. j. H.
Woodruff, surgeon, of the Washington
county local board, expect to spend much
of their time at the county seat this
week in anticipation of an exodus of
mail from their quarters Dec Is. Sat
urday is the time set for mailing to
every registrant the questionable pre-
pared by the provost marshal general.
With an augmented force of clerks and
stenographers at its service, the board
has kept space with the work, entailing
as il has the tabulation of statistics
hitherto regarded as unnecessary, and all
of the question envelopes will be mailed
on the date fixed.
The management of the Goddard sem
mary basketball quintet has started ne
gotiations with the Dartmouth freshman
team to have game scheduled at the
hilltop gym. Manager WEIGH of the
team has scheduled games with the st,
Michael's and the Colby academy teams,
while several other games win be ar
ranged in a few days The outlook for
a successful team at the school at pres
ent is decidedly favorable, for with Stay
ton, Smith, Carroll, Beattie and Welch
of last years team and with Hutchins,
jacobson and Koph, players of other
prep. school experience, the coaches have
a good supply of material on which to
build team. The players are holding
daily practice In the newly repaired gym.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
T4LKOFTHETOWN



A dozen photographs make IL splendid
holiday gifts and the expense is really
very little. We can still make them in
time, if you act promptly. The Troup
Studio.
An important meeting of the local
branch Red Cross is to be held in Aldrich
hall Tuesday evening at o'clock sharp.
1t is urged that every officer be present,
The civic department announces that
House Beautiful will be given at the
Park theatre Tuesday, Dec. IL, at $3.50
D. m Note change in year book.
Through the generosity OF Manager
Eames. the showing of these slides Will
be given free to the public.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre through the week end were the
following people: Capt. L. w. Gibson of
Charlotte. n c., c. Earle Bracket of
Boston. w. I. Rees of Brattleboro, l.. G.
Weidner Of DuEkirk, n. Y, Charles T.
Grant Of Providence, r. l., DIR. Q. v.
Greene of Bethel, f. L. Chesser of Bur
hngton, NJ. G.. Lorimer of Newport,
George Standish of Windsor, w. r.
Theriaalt of Williamstown, NJ. T. Davis
of birmingham, Mass, John o. Barker
of New York.
Mostly atmosphere and 'aunted Annie
was the dramatic cross section OF London
life "Out There" presented before cor
poraI's guard of an audience in the opera
house Saturday evening. Up to the time
her dearest ambition, to become nurse,
was realized in the second act, Annie was
Tommywaae of the true blue variety
The atmosphere was made up very large
ly of five soldiers Australian, Scotch, Ca
madam, English and Irish, who were at
their best in hospital cots in the act of
Annie's glorifcation. Not often are local
people privileged TO witness more har-
monious little composition than 'Out
There" and the players were warmly re-
eeived. One who was disposed to listen
sharply found much that was amusing
in the fat dialect of the Cockneys, and
the entire piece breathed something OF
the matter-of fact sacrifice which Brit
ons are making in this war for the sal
walton of the world. The hospital scene
formed the pivot of the play, and the ac-
tors therein contributed much to its sue
cess. There was always Annie Elsie
RYAN,, the haunted one, and Miss Dulcie
Hall as princess Lizzie" was a revela-
ton, but the hospital performers fur
nished much of the inspiration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
T4LKOFTHE TOWN

Christmas neckwear at Abbotts.
Meccano building sets at discount at
Abbott's.
Old silver and gold wanted. Highest
price paid. Il. E. Burr
DR.. o. V. Greene Of Bethel was among
the business visitors in the city satur-
day
Charles Reynolds of the Reynolds
Monument Co. has returned to his home
in Toledo, O., after passing several days
on buying expedition through the Barre
granite belt.
Miss Evelyn McAllister, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. McAllister of
East Barre, and Robert +. Lowery OF
Barre Town were married at the parson
age, Camp street, Saturday evening by
the pastor, Rev. James Ramage
Saturday evening Mrs. I. II. Cave, jr.,
was pleasantly surprised when % of her
friends gathered at her home on Yelling
ton street to remind her of her birthday.
A short. program had been arranged and
refreshments of ice cream and cake were
served. During the evening Mrs, c. s.
Andrews presented Mrs. Cave Wallace
Nutting picture in behalf of her friends,
to which the recipient responded.
Police reyeries through the week end
were disturbed only by the advent of
Lester f. York of Roxbury, whose I'M
ceremonious appearance at headquarters
Saturday night was responsible for the
one dark spot on the chiefs blotter.
York appeared before Magistrate II. w.
Scott in city court this morning. ac-
knowIedged a first offense and paid the
minimum fine, along with costs aggregat'
ing S3.05.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mrs Isabelle Thomson Of
Spaulding street Saturday, the occasion
being farewell reception in honor of
Donald Mcleod, who leaves this midweek
for Aberdeen, Scotland, to make a So
iourn of indefinite length. Mr.. Mcleod
was taken completely by surprise when
he found his apartments occupied by
friends. Later the party assembled in
the diningroom, where more friends were
in waiting. During the evening A. w.
Cormack. speaking in behalf of the COM
pany, presented Mr. Mcleod signet
ring, the recipient responding with feel
ing. Refreshments were served and an
program of singing and dane
ing was enjoyed, a chorus in which Aud
Lang Syne" figured eonspicuously, bring
ing the party to close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Visit Abbotts bargain basement.
A eolored beauty in the play Dec. IL
adv
Fun in Theatrical Office" Dec L.
adv
Silk hosiery for Christmas at Alb
bolts,
L. H. Baine, teacher of voice, will be
at the Aldrich block, room Is prof.
Wheaton's studiol on Tuesday evening.
Phone 245-l, Montpelier
Sergt. George w. Gault of Portsmouth,
N. H., passed through the city yesterday
on his way to Plainfeld, where he will
spend few days on short leave of
absence at his home. Sergt. Gault is in
charge of recruiting station at Ports
mouth at present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
TOYS

Lots of Comic Toys.
Big line of Mechan.
ical Toys. These com
in all sorts of Carts,
Automobiles, ID u m p
Carts and Carts of all
styles. Automobiles
that crank and then
run just like a big
car.
Big lot Of Work
Carts and Wagons
for the small chill
dren to drag about,
to play around the
house with.
Nine Pins for the
boys, Hobby Horses,
Skidoos and Sleds.
I Rock ing Horses,
Sand Machines, arr
some OF our bes t
Chris t m a S kinds.
These in sizes from
soc to SI.oo e a C h.
Larger people enjoy
playing with these.
iron ITdlils III JWu
sizes. These for boys.
They want them.
Small Flat Iirons
for the little girl, just
like mothers. T h e
handle comes off.
Dolls Beds, a small
lot of these at last
seasons prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
SERVICE FLAG OF AZ STARS.
Was Thrown Out By Notre Dame Church
at St. Tohnsbury.

st. Johnsbury, Dec. l0.-A service flag
with AZ stars was thrown out at Notre
Dame church yesterday afternoon The
stars represent the number of men from
the parish who are in the service. All
but one are with the American army.
Sisters of the young men carried the
flag from the rear of the church to the
altar where it was blessed by Rev. f.
G, Drouhin.
played the Marseillaise and as the
flag was raised and the band struck up
the national air, hundreds of the children
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
TIE EASTMAN STORE
BoYcE wESCOTT, Props
QUALITY GOODS-LOW PRICES


CANNED SALMON pack, per can. zoe to Doc
SALT SALMON new pack, per b. ................ tic
BEST BONELESS COD FISH, per ID. ............. 24c
COD BITS, per ID
LIGGETT'S PREMIER LOBSTER, per can SOC
LIGGETT'S PREMIER TUNA FISH, per Csc
LYLE'S GOLDEN SYRUP, per can. .............. SOC
KARO CORN SYRUP per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5c
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, medium size can. .12c
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, large size SOC
"OLD GRIST MILL, substitute for coffee, ID 25c
OUR SPECIAL COFFEE fresh ground per b. 21c lbs 81
LA TOURAINE COFFEE, fresh ground, per ID. 35c
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE, per fb. 3Sc
RITTER'S TOMATO CATSUP per bottle .......... 10c
SNYDER'S TOMATO CATSUP, per bottle ........ 22c
SWIFT'S LILY OLEOMARGARINE per ID. Sic
SWIFT'S PREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE per b. -. 35c
BROOKFIELD FULL CREAM CHEESE, per ib. 32c
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Here you will find good trades every day in the year. in
Mems, Women's and Chidren's Shoes and Rubbers
Ladies' Snow Shoes, per pair ............ $500
Mems Snow Shoes, per pair ..............S $3.50
A good Christmas Gift for the boy girl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
B. w. Hooker & Co., Inc.
aa e Leading Furniture Dealers

of the parochial schools marched past
the flag.
Yesterday the Crescent club raised
service flag over its club rooms IN the
Republican building. The flag bears -
stars Every member of the club not IN
the service of draft age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
DOLLS

These are the Hors-
man Unbre a k a b / e
Dolls, so much adver-
tised S Campbell
Kids.
These Dolls all have
natural a ces an d
bodies built to look
like real babies. They
are the kind that
children cry for.
These Dolls are
built better in every
way than limitations
that other manufac-
turers have to sell,
and the price in no
case is any more.
We have sold 1000
of these Dolls in one
season. We are the
only store in this part
of Vermont that ham
dies a full line of
these Dolls.
Small sizes of these
Dolls sell at soc and
from that up to
S7.9S each. The bet.
ter ones h We rea ]
glass eyes.
The popular prices
are those that sell at
75c and S1.39 each.
These d o lis are
made in Boy and Girl
Dolls. The Boy Dolls
are SO good that we
sell lots of them.
These Dolls will APP
peal to you as being
far better than ordi-
nary ID oil $ a t t h e
same price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
A Variant.

German Officer las attacking kilties
appear over crest of hilll-Donner' blit-
zen The Ladies from He'll! Reserve
fire until you see the white OF their
knees.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10

ephones for the little folks that work all right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10

Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier NJ. band orchestra, Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-10
A. p. ABBOTT co.
A. p. ABBOTT co.


picked
will ysatSa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23

Para estimuar la venta de nuestros ar;culos de tocador, hacenos una
cias CONC l "pequeRa marayila en- tjeras de bolsilo con errami.n'as
Thnta ccmbinadas IS difere2tes heTamientas: un Par d. iTJra:, u
jeras para h2cer ojales, lave De tuercas, ec-t@-puros; coIe-aiar7re reE.a'
Media, impia-uHas, desatorriador, Instruments para abrr caas DE p u
ros, para extraer cartuchos martIlc. corta plumas, c0tta-vlt79s, romFe.M-
binac;ones manua!es que lie aerGda 4 uno levar en- ell bolilO para tener-
mo H so0 Emport snSIsa! son mere sSa de- e 7 @erO a 5sa mas en- los TEMPO as-
tuaIes. Cada par tiene hi elegante cubierta de plt >,
per vIor de S2OQ de nuestras preparaciones para tocador equi menciora-
Gas. Pr cada dos pesos cue listed nos mande, tentra usSe5 Hete+"c a IN
asi sucesWamente hasta que Sc acaben.
OFERTA EXTRA.
mos aden2as, de las tjeras, IN paquete de 4 peso de crma Miller para
e. CUTS. Esta crema esa garantizada y reccnnendada ?Grs e! tr3tamento
6 nss 10! s. efr5 n 9ssad Del pc cnes. "0FS""5'' P0e"aooF"s 'S' SOL s''""'zS ' OS-
En- cada Orden de dos pesos lie damos u paquete de crsnac de este
Apresurese q hacer hoy mismo su peddo.
POLyOS PARA La CARA-uha espendda preparation para Ell
CO en- la cara. Es rereseante y ealmante, e imparte al CUTS ea .fFesG T5
permanente," tan deseada. Es incaDaz de aar ell mas defcado cutis. Pre-
TALCO-Los polvos de taho han negado a ser de uo universal Y es
uo de los articulos de tocad9r que mas Sc venae en e. mercso' % os nom ON
gran smni Hoe era b6o pa 2ss aus n1s essro 0I de- ~ les les s sgrsiarGn nrestros poIvos
de taho Son maravilosamente suaves Y estan eegantemente pertWados'
Precio, % centavos.
~ALCANFOR observation-disclosures Ie) FL aIcanfor crstaf;;
a a1oo En- E eel Ii inyiie rn 0 es aspIGndido para las naanos parddas, y en verano eS
un alwo para las picaduras de los MOSQUITOES y para i ps qae% mad rts del
LOGON DE BAY RUM-Espiendido para ei cabelo: DeIrioso, re.
frescante y caimante despuss de afei pasfo n Ss sa%.E asSPues lei mo IS
PERFIME-Todos desearan IN frasco de este perfume, Su oor es
Embellishments agradabIe, y tiene Ia verdadera fraganca de las flores
a Ia persona qae 10 ua' oi Ia gar H;eh la7I EIIsnea az Rosa, Lias Jockey Club,
n RsF n se'e a a6ssn s1 I1sf5; Y v'5 cisSeele s.-" Prea SsI 50 cent ccntay y~' '
CREMA DE ALMENDRAS-Una deicosa preparacion para suaVl-
Ear ' blanquear ell CUTS. Algunas personals Ia pretieren a: cold cream
cold cream. Cura Ia aspereza del cults, Y IS I'M excelente pEepara Sion
para apicarsela deSpues que se ha estado expueso al "ento y d sol RE
COLD CREAM-Un indispensable requisite para tener bun cults. 81
cold cream, deberIa siempre apiearse mites de usr e. p0N0' p0rqae ue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23

NUEVA YORK, Septiembre %
Las dos hermanas, Edna Y Anna Wi
uiams, que fueron encontradas el s&-
bado en- Ia noche. en- estado de moons
cieac;a. en- IN cuarto dc "A casa MI
nero 20 dc Ia Gale Sched:nerhorn,
en- Brooklyn, y quienes So creia que
habian aDurado alguna dosis de We
memo. cor el Propos!to de pr.y&rse de
"a vida. Sc e~ncuenrran ahora en- CT
HOSPITAL del Condado De Kings. en-
donde estan rccobt&ndose de los E.
fectos de ana gran inan!ci0n, soste-
aida por las dos mpchachas, Y no
De ningaa veneno como S. cceia, pues
ambas prefirieron, segin Sc sabe. de
iarse morir de hambre. aH:es que re
curr;r . pelir socorro l Il amist@-
Ges.
Am5as m1chacn&s fueron encontra-
das en- est&do de inconsistencies en- 81
cana del cuarto que ocupaban en- Ia
casa de r~efcrencia. por Il hermana,
Leonor, que trabajaba en- n tienda
Ge ropa. establecida en- el centre de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23
UN MILLION POR UN
ESTOMAGO

Sin Ia menor duda cue a. tener I'd.
I'm million de pesos Y Sc encontrara
con su eSt6mago enfermo, I'd. daria
aquei million de pesos con cal de OBJ
tener un buen estonago. Millares
de pacientes sc nan curado con e.
Alma Cordial Y hoy estan gozando
de buena salud. Lea este tesriuo-
Mo, y 81 todavia le Gueda duda, pi-
danos mas detalles Y testimonies y Sc
los enviaremoS con gusto.
SenoreS: Hoy les esc~ioo para Gecir-
cirlss cue con dos cajas que he toma-
do de So maraviilosa medicinal al
ma Cordial me Siento buena, tenia
tres amos de sufrir de las espaldas Y
para probar que eStoy agradeciGa de
81 medicinal Alma Cordial" adjunto
les envio IN peso para que ME man
den Otra GAIA de IA miSnIa Alma
Cordial. Quedo de ids. su l-rvi-
dora GENOEEVA RAMIREZ, Nord-
helm. Texas.
FL Alma Cordial esta de venta
en- todas las bot;cas. pero 81 81 boti-
carlo no Ia tiene o no Ia quiere o.
Genar para I'd, mandenos IN peso
y Sc Ia enviaremos porte pagado. Sc
vende en- liquido 0 en- polvo, diganos
Ia enfermedad de que padece y lie
enviaremoS Il cue sea mejor para su
enfermedad. Dirijase : MILLER and
Co., Station A. Dept 80. San An
tonic, Texas. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-23
Oferta Especial!

csa manera este Sc adhere mejor q L. paI y evta que sc abran los poros.
puas de lavarse Ia cara con jab6n, debern De frotarse Ell crtis con un POGO
dc cold cream para evitar la irritation que ocasona ell jabtn. Es muy be-
nefco en- case de pecas. Prccio, % centaVc5.
JABON ANTIsEPTICO PARA AFEITARsE-Un jab6n suaye y me-
dicinal que 3aee mueha e:puma y no if bo Ia ao pie: Muc ham sefor aso9 que
dades resrescantes. DeIciosanentc perfuraado. Preco 10c.
PARA OAR BRILLO a LOS MUEBLES-R emueve las ranchas e
rc anarec las raspaduras. etc. Unas cuantas gotas, de ege Equdo
ven sienpre como nuevos. PreciO, 20 centayos.
ACEITE PARA MAQUINAS-En csda ASA deberia haber I'll ben
aseite InDrcante. Mas de una buena m 2nsrs Sc E, h saG dest ai 5. P pG,I Sata
ruede usarse para bnicletas, armas de fuego, maquinas de escribr, etc.
Reduce la trhdon a u n grade minimo. Precio, rs ceatavos.
II, PASTA As-s c, mHoMA s. f 6ne15s e5ndieione gFf iPs Saiias yG de- pataf Nc h hs
ria, joyera, cristal cortado, espejos, etc. Pracio, 25 centavos.
PARA OAR SABOR 4 LOS ALIMENTOS-Una habl y nueva idea
Ell materia de sabores. Estan concentrates y puestos en- tubos, y no con-
tenen alcohol. TIene cinco v@es mas potencia que, las boteLas ordmarias
re- reposteraa, son sanos = de uso convenience. Vene en % sabores. Con Ell
especial de anuncaro, obsequiarenaE a listed, gratis, una cuha-
:" No Sc dan tjeras o crema n este surtido. dnicamente IN juego de
4 jrego Je tres pleas de ORC romano, con inieial, GRATIS.
Las corbatas Que otros venden por 7c y s1Oo cada INA
sSACRIFICIO DE UTLIDAD?
Es de secure 10 que estancs hacienda. Estamos desprendiendonos de
nusstEss utiTdadsss: don do, a : e &c p mo de nus IT, ora 14 4B n on ~ ieiG no. ls
nancuernnlas Y alfler. valuados en S1.00,
sPoR CUE HACEMOS EsTO?
les. como como oferta especial para introdudr nuestros articulos. Nosotros no
tenemos que pagan fueres rentas, nj salaries extra para dependencies, y
muchos otros gasns que pr fuerza tenen que hacer los concentrates y
Tue ustedt iene que pagan para que puedan continuar e n los negocios; por
tanto listed econoniza dinero y 9hiene los meJores articulos cuanao TO-
kace us conpras. Diganos luego los dolores que desea.
NUESTRA GARANTIA.
Garantizamos entera satisfaction, y 81 listed no queda satisfecho, de-
los artfculoz, porte pagado, y lie devolveremos TODD su dinero:
todos nuesros artcu!os a IL entera Satisfaction, auHque
= 10' Dmijan todas Us 6rdenes a.:
ADAMS ROLLER, ca.
l26 Kingsbury St. San Antonio, Texas.
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Sc INTENTA LLEGAR \ IN A.
RREGLO CON ALEMANIh SOBRE
LOS PRISIONEROS De
GUERRA.

WASHINGTON, Septiembre %
En- los c~irculos. diplomaticos Sc la
asegurado que e. Departanento de
Esta6o ha dado fin a. proyecto de las
proposiciones que seran sometidas 81
gobierno de Berlin, por conducto del
gobierno espahol, references a. trata-
miento que Sc debera dar tanto a los
prisioneros de guerra americaHos que
caigan en- poder de los alemanes CO.
mo a los prisioneros de este pals cue
caigan en- poder de las tropas ameri-
caras Y que sean traidos q los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Segun Sc anuncia. entire las est
D~ulaciones que figurar en- este proyec-
to, figuran las references q 10 que
debe ser pagado por ell envio de CO.
reSpondencia que Sc cruce entire ellos
Y sus respectivos paises Y por los ali
mentos y di1ero que les sean enviados
2 elios.