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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-02-16
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-02-16
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Second Congressional Dist,:e'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
FINDING coon oRorNn wArru.

Good ground water rs the idoal sup
MY FOR farms, according to Farmers
iiullcttn 94i, Water Systems for Firm
Homes recently ISSUED by The tuitcd
Sintos department of agriculture.
Any farmer about to put down n
deep or expensive well. and who is uu-
certain Of he depth and tho quantity
or quality of the water likely 10 be en-
countcred. should describe ruliy tho
location ana conditions OF his prnjoct
10 national -" state geological authori-
lies and tssN Cor advice. Times with
ont number, wells have been sunk TO
great depths in the belief that cycn-
tually ~ plentiful supply would be
reached. only to ind hat water was
not there, or that u WIS unfit for use.
or that "A mere hole or stump had been
created which se-Vcd bit tn drain
Hnter from relatively ucnr the surface.
There Is no sior, cut and no hotter
guide IN this matter 'han Information
ah "a the kind. thickness. porOsiN f.,
and dip OF the strata Of tho region and
OF tho results obtained Ia neighbour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

they would spond for them. and for
the other family gifts Those young
patriots are fitting up baskets of food
ana lit,lc toys for the charities in their
homo town. and on Christmas morn
ing they VIII aid In distributing them.
For their W celebration tho, hnvc
arranged "a cantUU. AMI In the'r spare
moments they practice earnestly
Therc VIII be no cuparisUned hobby
horses. no fl~aNen-haircd French dol
lies, so far as the children know But
there is pretty sure to 10 "a real sur.
prise for them when the DAY is over.
though they are firm about not wanting
any toys, or '~cNtravagant' things. nH
~ %youngstcr said 10 his mother
What wonderful %storchousc OF Nom
orius those children are huiidinr. what
characters they viii have when thoy
nave attained their growth Their
parents VIII have to Introduce "a string
ot popcorn ana a little tarlctsu bag or
Two, inst TO keep thcir modern Guild
ren's hands IN. At avs rate thcl have
surrendered SELF in % beautiful way
that sets a worthwhile, example fpt
their elders.
Another group OF families has 20
unique scheme on foot. which not only
prcsugcs q happy day fOf"thc children.
but which will also keep The Older
mrmbers of the family from feoIInc
too kccniy tho sight of empty chairs
Thcao noighhorH viii have breakfast
aud "a tree for The childrcn ut n
home. When h excitement is over
they VIII al climb into their cnrs. and
spend the whole day. except Tor 20 bri,r
rest Tor o basket lunch. Ion taking less
fortunate children ior rides iu th,
late at,ornoon q Hoocori1ol menu WIZ
hc pr'pnrcd az auoth,t nomr. aud tio
day viii cnu WITH on uid. fashioned
ofcniur "f chartdcs and niusic The
participants viii no doubt go home
with "a healthy tired feeling aud % de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

Like all anniVcrsar ies. Christmas
recalls old pleasures. sweet mem
Dries and vanished Friendships. This
year these feelings are more Intense
because OF the many thoughts We have
OF loved oncs over there Great in
deed viii he the effort TO bridge the
gap between this holiday season. he
tween these days Of anxious hopes
and the happy times we used to know.
bnt ~ behooves to right about face.
VI only for one short day. n recall
windy 20 our minds hat precious
cnrly faith In the gloriousness of life
which war our birthright. and which
We can never recall. however hard we
may try. II w our urgent duty 10 re-
member that we w. II to cur chill
drcn. this filling their hearts with
memories which viii cheer them
throug M Their lives. They feel now
as we once felt. they have the same
hopes n believe lust as earnestly.
and Their vision OF the future IL clear
and ROSY. We must help TO keep u SO.
20 FIRMLY establish IN their hcarts "a
beautiful conception of a beautiful
dny. We cannot conceal thr fact that
christmas isn't what " used 10 he in
bounty and cntcrtaining. but we can
make up Tor II IN Keeping lis. shirt.
AMI In helping the Riddles To keep as
dong ~ possible the poetic and ideal
sid of the Nativity.
Nothing so creates happiness ~ the
slinring Of u; ~ Is the peculiar prop
crty OF ali truu pleasures To- grow ns
fbct ~" distributed 80 young minus
may early learn tho value % this
uniii. by hcing shown that the surcsi
road to attaining contentment is To-
make others happy by thcir unselfisl,-
nesl ant sacrifice.
SOM dear children I know are
plppnpg . -coinioushy chris,mns.
They are saving their extra pennies.
and have asked their parnnis TO give
them. instead OF presents. the money
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

irg wells. study of the land alnncs and
character OF the vegetation, aud cNam.
nation tor evidences OF Scoops and
springH.
kcEnrding the uSo of % rorkcd viii
low, hazel. OF peach suck for locating
underground water ~ can be said
sllcly thc method W without merit. aI.
-hotigh sO-CailCd forkcd-stick artists
from their experience and observation
~ surface conditions usually AFRO bet.
ter able Co Judge OF % probabilities
o ground water than be- the average
ne ion not thus trained. So. Also.
there iG It'll, To ymcud -rrtnfn
patented automatic water finders
which ure based upon the possible. but
largely conjeCtural. proposition that
Electrical exchanges between the earth
and atmosphere are stronger Ia the vi
'init of subterrnncnn waters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

The most remarkable pic on record.
and N not likely ever 10 be dupN-
Gated, was %concoctod In l770. and con.
tanned the following howildcrinR array
OF ingredients. Two barrels OF flour.
twenty pounds OF hutier. four geese.
two turkcya, two rabbits. four Wild
ducks. two woodcocks. siN sntpes. four
pnrtridgcs. scvcn ~hluckbirds. six pig
cons, two Curlcws. two meats tongues.
and oh. "a few other little things like
lemon aud orange peel and raisius.
and seasoning To make II "a real piece
10 resistance. This pie was nine feet
IN circumference. ana required two
men to lift II. This was evidently the
crisis In pie making. for never since
has nan heard OF such a PIE. nnd In
decd they nave decreased IN SIZE until
We can't be sure we viii bake any ~
an, much less the kind that mother
uscd 20 make.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

ing for a crust 10 be- lined with such
markings as twenty salmon, ton pen
cocks, oggs. r%aisias. lemon peel. and
sugar and spice and everything nice
20 make a game pie taste like more
The mixture WIS a mystic, wis.
ceremony jealousy guarded by the
chief cook. and consuming DAYS in
preparation OF Tire actual cooking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

sirc TOR Hiccp which Won't Doe denied
THIS program doesn't allow for ann
mtnutps of loneliness cor depression.
u looks moro and moro a1 if We
were 90 roturn rrHduuit Go the old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

When a girl h entertaining a Young
man IN the front parior-that'A capt
tat Hut when she has Ia hnif sole his
trousers afscr mnrriage-that's la
bdr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

time celebration. to ChristmasHes
lacking IN eNcessi,e bounty but innn-
itcly more hcalth-siNing. ana more
conducive 90 good fellowship. unset
fishncss and democracy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

PHONE 3. Red Harm. atI West Cop
Per. for first class livery. ". u.
Triinblc a Co.
Evening star., 1918-07-31
Embassies Not Permitted
to Remain in ArchanueI
Rx the Associated p,ss.

By the Associated Press >
KANnALASKA. Russian Lapland,
July S0.-The allied embassies, which
recently left vologda for Archangel,
were not permitted to remain in
Archangel and have arrived in Kan-
dalaska.
The embassies left vologda July
20. in response to a message of NJ.
Tchitcherin, bolshevik foreign minis
ter, declaring that they were in great
danger and that a bombardn1ent of
Vologda was threatened for the next
day. He urged the embassies to come
to Moscow, but the ambassadors de-
cided to proceed to Archangel. where
they expected to communicate with
their governments.
At Archangel the soviet. acting un-
der orders from Moscow, refused to
permit the foreign representatives to
remain, but placed two small Rus
sian ships at their disposal, and
aboard these they left July %. escort
ed by Russian trawler. on an un-
eventful voyage across the White
sea-
On the night they were leaving
Archangel it was reported that the
Moscow government had ordered that
the sailing Of the ambassadors be
prevented.
Evening star., 1918-07-31
onenaives Precede Elections.

LONDON, July s1.-The occasion of
the municipal elections in Vladivo-
stok. says a dispatch to the Times
from that city dated July 27, has been
Evening star., 1918-07-31
NINE MILLION BUSHELS
or WHEAT STORED JULY |
Report Of Commercial Supply BY
Department Does Not Include
All, However.

Commercial stocks Of wheat report
ed to the Department Of Agriculture
in food survey dated July !, 1913.
amounted to s.237.05s bushels. accord
ing to statement issued by the do
partment.
These figures represent stocks actu-
ally reported and do not represent
an estimate Of the total commercial
stocks of tho country. Neither do they
include stocks on farms on July /.
The stocks mentioned were held BY
1889 firms out Of q total Of 12.0ls
submitting reports. tho Arms consist
ing of elevators. warehouses and
wholesale grain dealers. and were
equal to 2S.S per cent Of the stocks
held by the same firms on July ]
Of last year.
July Estimate.
The estimated amount Of wheat on
Evening star., 1918-07-31

Henry Hart. lawyer. author and an
authority on American art, ID dead at
his home here after . long illness.
He was seventy-one years old.
Mr.. Hart was born in Philadelphia
and lived there until three years ago
when he came to New York. He was
admitted to the bar In Philadelphia
In 1858 and practiced law there until
1874, when he abandoned his profess
sion 70 devote his time to literature
and At He had written scores of
artislo0 and essays on art and other
suSiActa.
Evening star., 1918-07-31
FARMERS GET SODA NITRATE.
Department Of Agriculture Dis
tributes 75.OOO Tons.

The Department of Agriculture.
through the War Industries Board,
has distributed to farmers of the
country $4,000 tons of nitrate Of soda
imported from Chile.
The nitrate was sold and delivered
under authority of tho food control
act, which authorised the President
Evening star., 1918-07-31

The estimated amount Of wheat on
Evening star., 1918-07-31

to obtain and sell the commodity to
increase food production. $10.0o0,0 900
being appropriated for the purpose.
The nitrate was sold at $3.50 a ton
at ports. and application was made
for l20 900 tons.
Evening star., 1918-07-31
CllarnOisette Gloves
/. at 79c

OF the finest quality. Owing to cut price
we are not allowed to mention makers
name, bat you win find 1t stamped on every
ginve. Sizes 81 to 5. Colors. white.
chamois, tan and gray; some with pearl
buttons; guaranteed absolutely washable,
Values are $l25 and $l.0o. Very slightly
Evening star., 1918-07-31

Group Values Run Regardless of Former Prices Values We
ed Them Low Enough Effect Immediate Clearance.
sye and priced
quickly at these
ey unquestionaby extraordinary bargains
Geoget
combinaons misses and small women sleeves
shaped collars Oeog
lette crepe Coo black burgundy taupe and gray
popn Georgette sleeves and white col
tailored oert eH MANY
worth to $780, Special for Thursday $1,000
Evening star., 1918-07-31
Ladies' Union Suits

Sizes s6 and So; fine rib, of excellent
quality. Low neck. no sleeve, lace trim
med loose knee; slightly imperfect, E0c
of the 75c kind.
Late shipment Women's Milan Trimmed
Sailors--navy. brown. black or
tan These are regular S4.09 CO N0
Evening star., 1918-07-31

week and see if they don't begin to make
blessed difference. They also help to make
hands and arms soft and white, and to keep
the hair i've, glossy and free from dandmH
in md ias ~ besayeaa s.rs
b IN condition By Resncl Scap
sanpoa All druggists sell Ranol omtsn md Rsnol soap
Evening star., 1918-07-31

High splired heels. reinforced toe and
sole. isle garter hem; eolors, white, black.
cordovan. cray. brown, champagne, etc.
These are smiiI mends" of the loo and
Evening star., 1918-07-31
AlexieR Extends Control.

AMSTERDAM. July 30.-A Moscow
telegram to the Essen Rheinische
Westfaelische Zeitung says that the
entire region from Tomsk, in west
Siberia, to Udinsk, on the Uda, in
government OF Yeniseisk, and Irkutsk,
is under the control Of Gen. Alexieff,
formerly conmander-in-chief Of the
Russian armies.
Gen. Horvath. the anti-bolshevik
leader. is east Of Irkutsk and controls
the region from Trans-Baikalia to
Vladivostok. Gen. Horvath and Gen.
Alexieff are cooperating in military
matters.
Evening star., 1918-07-31
Stocks Showing Increase.

Wholesale stocks Of selected COM
modittes on hand July Of this year
showed that stocks of beans. rolled
oats and canned salmon were sub
stantially increased over last years
supply, while stocks Of rice. sugar and
canned corn had decreased.
! Returns from wholesale grocers and
condensaries. reporting holdings Of
condensed milk on July ! last, indi-
Gated that the stocks Of condensed
milk, amounting to 30,886.2s7 pounds,
were 12.1 per cent larger than those
last year. and that the stocks Of evap-
grated milk. amounting to 82,s11. .008
pounds, were 3s per cent larger than
on the corresponding date year ago.
Evening star., 1918-07-31

farms on July 1, ~ represented in
the monthly crop .sports Of the de-
against 1b.sl1.0oo bushels on the same
Stocks q other cereals, including
corn. oats, barley and rye. on July /
Of this year. showed Increases over
the same date last year Of from to
b6 per cent. Stocks OF hour and meal
represent the following percentages
Of those on hand year ago: White
-four, AS.e; whole wheat and graham
-four. 259.1; rye -four. 344.S: corn meal.
216.b; buckwheat nour. 79.s: mixed
-four. zoos
Evening star., 1918-07-31

, the signal for strong offensives by the
two rival governments-Gen- Hor-
vath's and the Vladivostok pro-
visfonal. The vladivostok provisional
advertises itself as being recognized
by the allied government, but, adds
the correspondent, the allies have no
present intention of recognizing any
government. They are awaiting the
establishment of communication with
western Siberia before considering
the question of supporting any po-
litical group.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
ISE ENVIARAN MEDICINAS
ALA c. DE MEXICO
Ell Alcalde conferencio con Ell
Embajador Fletcher

CIUDAD DE MENlCO. Noviembre
l4.-El Lie. Jos" Maria de la Cara,
Presidcnrc de- AyUncamiento de esta
capital. hizo uns vista De caracter
particular al senior Embajado- de los
EstaGos UuidoS. con Guien departio
amis-oSame7Je aigunos minutes, ha-
blando d" Ia Situacion &c Ia capita
en- 10 que reSpecta a su estadO SANTA
rio.
FL Sr. Fletcher manifesto al fun
cionario auc no tuviera cuidado por
IA falra de meGiCinas. pueS que va ma
bia contcStado "a Cruz Roja Amer
cara. anunciando que muy en- brcve
ilegarzin a Mexico -raDdes cantida-
des de meGjciras. las que de$de lue-
20 seran ~enCrccaGas al mismo senior
dc Ia Cara. GulcN. a III veg. as dis
tribrira on laS d~ifcrentes demarca-
clones DC Ia capita.
.Apartc de eSJos medicamentos que
scran entregadoS al senior dc la Gar
"a. vicnen ocros one ouedaran ba-
10 81 control" del g~obierno. para
| Qua este pGoda responder a todaS as
exi@cneias del pals entero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
D~IFICULTADES PARA Ell
PAGO De Salaries
a clio ha dado Iugar la falta
de nurnerario

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Noviembre
l4.-Muchas e invenciSlcs fuerOn as
dificultadeS con orc Sc tropeZo para
magyar los obrerosF 1r faita de moneda
fraccionaria. l'cEando al extreme de
cue a muchos DC clos Sc les qIedG
debiendo parte de su ~semanario. eT
vista de que no estuvieron cOnformes
cor que Sc les "nantornara ;. en-
tre"ando Il Narios I'm aZteca 0 dos pa
ra que Sc 10 rcparticran dcspuss.
Algunos dc OILS traoajadorc> que re-
cibicrcn sus iornales II esta lorna.
no les sirrio Dc nad:@ pucs en- las
casas de concrete Sc les dccja QUO no
habia cambjo. viendoSc oDFigados a
gastar Ia mayor partc para poder
f~raccionar TN aZtcca o un hi5aIgo.
Los cambistaS faci!itaron alguna
m~orraila con crecido premio. Y solo
asi pudicron recihir algo dc sIS ior-
males varios trahaiadorcS que no po-
dian csperarSe.
Algunos camhistaS eXDrcsaron que
tenian grandeS cxiSterCiaS dc none
da suclta. Ia que cstabaD diSpuestos
a cntregar. sicmpre que Sc les pagara
por ella CT prcnio CUE. por injusto,
hizo no acceptable Ia ~operaci6r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
CONTINUAL CEDIENDO LA
EPIDEMIA EN- MEXICO
La defunciones diarias en- la
capital son de 1873

CIUDAD De MEXICO. Noviembre
l4.-Toda la capital ma entrado en-
un confiado periodic de tranquilidad,
al saherSe oficialmente Y tenerse las
pruebas de que Ia influenza ha deia-
do de causar gran nUmerO de victimas
en- estos ultimos dias. Los casos de
defunciones han disminuido al MI
nero de rSS Y Sc tiene IL esperanto
de que Ia cnfe~nedad d~eSapareIca
completamente muy pronto, tanto por
la efectiva labor de higieniZacicn que
Sc hizo como porQue el microbio pa
rece haber perdido su fuerZa de pro-
~paCaci6n. Casos ucvos no Sc han
6ado va dcsde hace dos o tres dias. Y
los va existentes no tiencn caractsres
dc ~gravedad nj hay peliero d" QUO
aurreute el numero de muertoS.
Muchas han sido las dificuItadeS
con QUO Sc ha tropczado para COM
batir la epidemic. eSpecialmcntc f.
nancieras: pHro. a peSr dc este, sc
ha iogrado If POGO d POGO ~conjuran-
do 81 NAL. Por sd parte. IA iniciati-
va privada ha logrado haccr, 81 no 10
que ~prctcndia. 81 mucho que hs favo-
rccido d Ia ciudaG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
BAJO Ell PRECIO DEL
MAIL EN- SAN LUIS

SAN LUIS POTOSI. Nov. S.-La
condicion dc la genie pob"c dc TODD 81
Estsdo Sientc en- cstos momentoS una
satisfaction cast completa Ell 10 rela,
two a Sus mas opportunities nccesi-
dades. La vida. hasta bacc POGO de-
masiado cara, ha empezado Il sen
tirse menos pesada. cor motive de
Ia baja de algupos articulos dc dla-
RIO consume. espccia!nlente el mali.
olc cs el alimento principal de la
genie del pueblo.
Este cereal ticn ahora. al menu
dec. cl prccio de is centavos cl Ii
tro. precio al alcancc dc todas las
fortunaS.
-Llegaron d csta ciudad aigunoS
dctalles dc la muerte tragiea que en-
la capital de la Republico sufriera
cl senior Pedro Moncada. persona bien
aprcciada aqui por sus cualidadeS mo-
rales Y socialcs.
Dicese que c1 senior Moncada fu@
recogido por la policia o la cabcza
separada del cuerpo Y T plerna trl-
turada. crcycndosc que sea probable
que 10 haya ~atropellado I'M tTen cleo
trico de Ia Inca de Taclbaya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
ESTUDIASE UNA LEY DE
CAKsINOS CARRETEROS
de construir buenas
Was de carreteraS Ell
ell pals

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Noviemhre
lA.-Los ~periodicos de esta ciddad
dan la notic'a dc que sc csta csJu-
diando cl proyecte de una Ley dc
GaminoS Carreteros. considerando!a
como sumamentc n~ecesaria para las
comunicaciones comarcanaS.
Fl ub-Secretario de Communicated
informa que las obras de este ge-
nero que Sc estan hacienda cn algu-
nos Estados del Sur, cspecialmente
CT Michoacan. para urir a Moreia
con ~alglnaS otras ciudades dc impor-
tancia. van muv adclantadaS. V que
prontc sc terminaran las quo hay
rcndientcs en- San Cristohal dc la
Barranca, T!alpuento. Undo. Tasquj-
10, Rio Chico CT T~eQUisquiac V al
gunas otras que So nccesltan para
a~ctivar cl concrete err eSos lugarcs,
de doHdc cI ferrocarriI pasa = largas
distancias.
Los caminos dc Mexico q Quereta-
ro. Pachuca Y Cuenavaca continuan.
10 miSmo quo cl del orien.e dc Lagos
de Moreno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
CUANDO Los PUlLuOIlES ESTAN
DA0ADOS CARGAN1AE l|FfRNA

Ice: "InSiSto CT aSegUrar que G!
Aceite Rel&mpago de Hunt obra rapi-
damente. aliviando los dolores, gar
gapta enferma. etc, Siendo e. meJor
dc cuantoS liaimenJos he usaGo.
Tn cilente cue tcnemoS en- 81 ESJa-
90 dc Alabama lies dice que euro q
ST eSpoSa dc TN Serlo case dc reuma-
tismO. Y . un amigo de un fuertc
Golor de nuelas USando esta medicinal.
Y aSegura cue este iinumento es ian
eficaZ Que es POGO 10 que pueda de-
c:rse en- su favor.
Una persona rcsidente en- Texas.
escribe 10 siguiepte: "Por la personal
cXpericncia que tenSo del Acsite Re
iampago de Hunt, aseCuTo que es e!
mcjor rcmedio para los dolores 81 ge-
neral Y torcedUraS. Estoy amplia-
mentc SatiSfecho O ell"
I'm caoallero aue vive en- Shawnee,
Oklahoma, deciara: MI eSpoSa. que
Jiene mas de is amos dc cdad, tuvo un
fuerte ataQue dc rcuuratiSmo en- cl cue
10. Y COZ Ia prinera APPLICATION que
SC le mo de Aceite RclampaCo de
Hunt. quedo complete mcntc curada.
Siempre tcneolos boteila para 10
que pueda o~frecerSe."
Testimonies dc rOdaS parties del
pals Hogan toioS los dias, V 81 eSpa-
clio dc que 6SponcToS no nos pcrml-
te nubiicarioS, l~imtandonos d poner
uros crantnS sclameTtc. los rue. con-
venceran a cualnuisr persona de los
bCneficoS reSulta6os QUO proporciona
nueslra medicinal Y Ia i~nclinaran a
comprarIo cuando necesite up hni-
mcnto con u~Igencia. cuando Sc Sufran
dolores Y Intermediates duc reQuie-
ran Ia aplicacion dc IN remcdio OK
tcrno.
TodaS las drogueriaS ticucu a la
venta Aceite Rciampago de Hunt. en-
case de que no pueda adquirirlo facli-
mcnte. lie puede ser enviado por CO.
rreo. Su valor eS de 35c. y zoe. botc-
Ia Y Sera cnviado. porte pagado. al
rccibo de su valor en- giro postal o
estampilIaS. Los pedidos de seiS ho-
tellas pucden scr cnviadoS por v&lor
dc clnCO.
No esperc I'd. mas tempo para
conScguir un remedio tan eficaZ. Fa-
BRIGADE por \. &. RICHARDS MEDl-
CINE co. Dept. 4. SHERMAN,
TEXAS. tAdV.b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-16
LA INFLUENZA NO ES VA
DE PELIGRO

SAN LUIS POTOST. Nuviembre s.
La epidemic espanola, que dc tan
amenazadora n,anera sc habia des-
arroilado err esta ciudad a causa dc la
falta de ~elenentoS para comhatlria
ha c~cmenzado d dccrecer desdc hacc
varfoS diaS.
Para hoy no Sc han registrado mas
que de veinte a vinticnco defuncioneS
cue cs cast 10 normal, no ]fatiendosc
~presentaGo va caSoS nucvoS
Sc sigucn. sin embargo. tomando
algunaS precsucicncs para cv1tar ci
contacio entire la genie del pueblo que
cS la mas propcnsa n c~ontraerlo por
sus condolences dc desaseo y la fal-
Ia dc higieuc Dc las que hablta-
Sc ha sabido cue en- dos o tres
dias Sc abriran nucvamentc los tenn
plos. los tcatcos Y las cScuclaS.