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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-05-13
TO PALE PEOPLE
YOUR BLOOD MAY Be
STARVING FOR IR0Ni
If Your Blood Needs Iron, It Needs ZIRON, the Kew
Compound of Iron, Which Acts as Strength
enin8 Tonic, Enrichin8 the Blood and
Building up the System.

your proper proportion corpues your
complexion the oy hue health ard your complexion payook
ing perhaps greenish-ng you probably
blood reeds Zon bring the flush
Zon the compound on the hypophopes of lime
Strengthening ingredients found Of
simple arema coro debility lex Ct ambition appe
dyspepsia tonic weakness
helps build up constitution severe illness
Mrs. Mac Belle Perkins, of Adasvie writes
gOtto feeling badly My badly les
did, ay appetite at I'll About
taking ZIoa according Geons tc bets Ey the tine lad taken
medicine for wcc could doing good lid been
1d d feel stronger AID Pm not bit
all right and and legs And appetite good again.
Before started using Zion wouldn't night feeling
felt CIT lave u-cd Xke bottle
night II sure E7e medicine and glad tried it."
Zron alcoholic hbong drugs gently
efefects good children Iii
merit composed ingredients prescribed by
SPECIAL
back snoeas
~
II druggist supply Will send bottle by parcel
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To the Commissioners of Roads and
Revenues and to the Grand Jury of
Lee County, May Term 1918:
hereby submit my report as sheriff
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For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied if good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for Csc, or $1O0 for
extra large size, get a bottle of zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and
heals skin troubles, also sores, burns,
wounds and chatting. It penetrates, cleanses
and soothes. Zemo is clean, dependable
and inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you
have ever usedis sefectiye and satisfying.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
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length of reports of the treasurer and
tax collector we have not made thor
ough examination. 1t has been now
two years since these officers have
had thorough checking and we would
be glad to have you make a recon-
mendation in regard to them.
Respectfully submitted,
d. C. JONES, Chairman.
T. S. BURTON,
H. L. LONG, Sr,
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April 80, bal on hand ...S I3,5Iz.7y
Respectfully submitted,
H. R. STOVALL,
Treasurer Lee County, Ga
To the County Commissioners, May
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Total. ,........ S 16,0S1.70
p. C. COXWELL,
Sheriff Lee Co.. Ga.
GEORGIA. Lee Coun.
Personally appeared before me the
undersigned authority, P. C. Coxwell
who being duly sworn, deposes and
says that the facts and figures in the
foregoing report are true and correct
A. +. GREENE.
Ordinary Lee Co., Ga.
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of Lee county to your honorable body,
as follows:
Amont of fl fas delivered
to me ...........:. ....S 1o'oo6o
Amount paid to T; c.. 11,564.15
Amount money in hand MINIMUM.
Amount insolvent fl fas re-
turned to T. C........ 2,O1O61
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GRAND JURY PRESENT
MENTS, MAY TERM OF
LEE SUPERIOR COURT

Continued from Page Three)
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To the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners and to the Hon Grand Jury
of Lee Superior Court of the May
Term.
Gentlemen:-As clerk of the Su-
perior court of and clerk of the City
Court of Leesburg, / herewith submit
my report to you as required by daw.
That as clerk of the Superior court
/ have received no public funds since
my last report at November term, 1917,
Sueror court That as clerk of the
City Court of Leesburg l have receiv-
ed the following public funds, to-wit:
Walter wright. court fine IS 10000
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. WALLACE.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Before me, the undersigned officer
of said county, personally appeared
G. A Wallace, Clerk of the Superior
court, and of the City Court of Lees
burg, who on oath says the within
report is just and true as such Off
cial.
Sworn to and subscribed to before
me, this 4th day Of May, 1918.
A. F. GREEN, Ordinary Lee Co.
To the Honorable Grand Jury Lee Su-
perior Court, May Term. 1918.
Gentlemen:-l beg to submit TO you
the following report OF receipts ana
disbursements since my report to the
last grand jury at the November term
1917:
To balance on hand at last
report ................S l,9Z6.z4
To amounts received from
all sources ...,.,,.,....$ 26,15s.O4
ny amounts pau Out On
proper vouchers ..'.''.> @''l'@'S'
l'lo-'oo
smith vile and the BANK OF Lees
out are on ME IN my once ana SUD
lect TO your lnSpecuoh' Inc STATE
auditor Mr.. }. W. Stephehs' checkeu
ali my vouchers ana DOORS on Aprh
19th' ana placed ms oh on same
10 that cate
Respectively submitted
3 J. Powell Z. 81.
GEORGIA, Lee County.
0"'h say tne "Oo'e iepo41 ~ iie0'
anu true u lle oesl Vi ms Ano"leuse
anu oeliel'
J. w. 'of'i'-A->'
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Srd, 1918.
Following is the report OF the road
tax collected by me up to date:
To 100 receipts at $500 each. $4,000
BY Commissions at 1-2ao.... 42.75
By Check paid Co. Treas. -. 516.15
BY Check Count Treas. ....... lilo
Credit .,.......,.,......... 27.25
Credit Observation-Disclosures. lilo
W. H. LUNSFORD.
T. S. BURTON, Chairman
II. L. LONG, ST.,
ID. C. JONES,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

Con objcto de unirse en- matrimo.
Mo con IA senorita Josefina C6rdova,
pe.tcnecicnte a ma familia mcxica,
NJ ~rcsidentc en- San Antonio, lego
aver a csta ciudad 81 S.. tenientc dc
aviacidn, Harry Kipp, procedente dc
Rich Field, Houston. Una vez que Ia
pareja realize su union, partira para
dicha ciudad en- donde provisional,
mcnte establecera su Residential.
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Vicne dc Ia 3a.)

meme V aa%ndonario en- cualqu!er
tempo, siempre que sea para traba-
iac en- ot.a parte. Los que fa!ter
n traAajo, que Sc les asigna, o no
s. cmp!cen continuamcnte en- otro
I !ugar. cst&a s~Ijctos I I mUlt2
de qaiaicntos pesos o pc:si6n &c
seis mcscs. Los cue dcjan De regis
~trarse son multados en- ~cincuensa
pesos, sin eximtrseles del -eg7scro,
e. cual, por los corductos ordina-
rios, !.ega 4 conocimiento del gOber-
nador.
Una de las sccciones de Ia ley De
trab.jo obiigatorio prcvec que los
I~a;ignados no rec;b;rin mcnor Daga
o saIario que Ia que ganan por el
!mismo trabajo los e]mpleados volun-
~rorios. En- case de que ana empresa
iparticu'ar 10 pueda pagan 4 los a.
siga&Ios. 81 Es,&do Sc comDrcmct2
i hacerlo; pero Sc toma Ia P~recal-
jcior de cue todas las empresas par
,~t;culares presenter fianza aates de
ocupar Il las personals asignaGas.
iNinguNa persona pucde ser obiigaia
Ia trafalgar mayor numero de hcras
tc las que constituyen IN dia legal
&c tcabalo CT Ia ~ocup"ci6a q que cs
Iasignada.
La provision CUE ocac;on6 mayor
cGn.;dad dc concentrates, Dero GU,
fut aprobada y csta VICENTE, es Ia
que sigUc: "Todas las personals CUE
nor razGn dc sus ingrcsos pueden ha-
Ger sus gastos Y to&as Ia Que los Ia
cen por dcpender de aquellas, que
dan iEc,uidas en- Ia obligation de
recistrarsc, 81 no dcscmpeaan una
~ocupacion ~permanenLe.'
D!cho avticu!o habla por 81 solo.
lila sido c! primer intcnto legal pa
ra obligar q los rico5 ccio5os 4 ayu-
day a prodhcir aigo ue labor para
81 ratr:a.
Fnrre ,sz -ocyDacionas ? que son
asfrnydos los @ocjoscs SC cucntan las
siguientes:
I-Trahajo &c ~agricuitura y hor-
.tt:cultura.
u-Tv.jafo- en- las fabricas de
! co.servas .liaaantic!"s.
UL.-Tcabsios en- los caminos Y
Gales del Essado. d. los condados Y
lie Il 2iudal de Baltimore.
~ '0""~
los h4sDi5alnS,
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Boneteria q Renlofe

Con segUridad que lie convene q listed
comDrar ahora para e. otono y el invier-
no.
Mas de 1000 docenaS de pleas de DO
neteria. tales como Ropa interior para
hombres, ribeteada Y afelpada, B&lbri-
gan Y lana. can.sas, caizoncillos Y ira
jes interiores unidos; una parte de esa
rope son "CooperS', aSi conc tra}eS uni
dos ' coIse!eteS, con peso de vcrano : de
inyia-ro. para Senoras Y seloritaS. 200
doccnaS de trajeS interiors;, ~ref2jos y
c~ubre-corseS.
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PrcocUpado profund&merte For las
condolences actuales Dc Mexico, tanto
ir.ericrcs como intcrnaciorales, Y
Mas ~procupaio ain por los pciigrOs
nriHimos J rcmotoS CUE cstGs condi-
clones ruedan traer q nucstro pals.
o5@gih; . FL Universal, De Ia ciuGad
de Mexico u@a carta que puDlicG "A
PRENSA hacc UNaS cIantas scma-
mas. por cuya raZjn es inneccsariO re-
producirla.
En- resumen: con motive de un con
flicto international armada, Gre! de
mi de5er. como meyicano, suplicar
a los representatives de los gobiernos
amigos, que iHterpusieran sus buen0s
Gficics para salvar a mi patria.
Cuando las condolences interiors; de
Mexico han podido ser, a mi juicio,
ura fuentc de peligros Q de hunli-
llacioncs para nuestro Unfortunate
pals. ne he dir;jido. no a los ex-
tranie-os, sino cxciusivamaHte a los
mcxicsnos, para yer de evitar Ia Ma
rehabilitation DC aQuellos peligros o
de aQrei!as hum;llaciones. 81 q
iu;cio del pec;5jico LA Reprhlica',
este constitute n TRACTION a la pa
tria: estoy dispuesto a ser juzgado
per el tribunal de la opinion nibii-
ca y 4 acatar el fallo de Ia verdade-
IA historic Que, tarle o tcmprano,
pondra a cada uno en- el lugar cue
lc corresponds.
Nucho le agradecer5 scAor Direc-
tor, que ne haea ell favor de mandar
publican esta carta en- las colrmnas
De su acrcditado Giario, por 10 clal lie
eStara agradecido su affmo. Y alto
S. S.
DR.. Francisco Yazquez GOMEZ.
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NieEe de Ia la

ton: sc propuso Ia mediaci6n fer
malmente y fua aceptada.
Como ell Ministro de Relaciones
de Mexico preguntara los motives
de Ia ofeyta Y 81 tenia 20 PROPOSE
cicaes, lie con:esta en- el siGuiente
measaje:
washington, Abril 20 de 1917.
Lopez Portilio, Ministro de Reiacio-
ncs. Mexico City. liable dip!omati-
cos latino-americancs y diieron a
ceptar. pero Q~uieren opinion lie ala.
Mexico no aparecera solicit&ndo. Es-
te go6ierno acepta. V&zQuez Come.
Il IS recibi e! siguicnte mensa3e:
Mckee City, Abril 81. dc 1914.
Doctor Francisco Va2QUcz Gomez. s
lows Circle. Washington D. c. Gus
tcsamente n!anifiestole que media
ci6n Argetina, Brasil-Chile fve ofre-
cida : aceptada. AgTade2co listed
buenos oficios. Jose Lopez Portiilo
y Rojas'.
En- el mes de Mario de 1915, con-
sidcraAdo cue Ia division de Ia Re
voluci6n podia traer >graves conse-
cusacjas para Mexico, pu5e cl s.
guientc mcnsaje:
washington, Mario . de 1915. Sr.
V. Carranza. Mexico.-Gravedad ST.
tuaci5n international y acuerdo ideas
Fundamentals je contendientes, mae
vcnmc sugerir arreglo pacificc, para
terminar guerra y &&lyar ratria. De
SEQ 81 opinion bajo reserva +. Fa2-
auez Gomez
\ los tres dias reci6i n siEuie@te
contestaci6n:
"yecacra2, Ntx. Mario y de 1913
Hect5r Francisco Ea=nue1 Como.
ii@5 0st Washington D. {. Su =
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de !dentiflcact6n. elC- No Sc aGeGe sln
ella va que Ia puede gdquirir a tan bajo
preci6. Valdria my biel 5000. Mande
solo SOC, con su nonbrc y direction Y Zoe.
en- es;aTnpillas, 0 Sc IL enYiaremGs C. o. D..
EIsfiLEIGH i co. Dept u. =. Chicago. ill
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UNICA ~CASA~OUE yENDE DB ToOO POa
CCRRE0. FonoSraros y Discos Columbias;
Cruces, Barandales, Monumentos y Ccronas
para sepulcroS; Mol:Ros Mociczuma, 5000
Y $50 FiidalgO, $40. 70; Ia Campana, $50.
Ropa, SombTeros, Calzado. Muebies, Medl-
CslGs, Ycrbas, ArtfcuIos mezicanos, etc.
Pfdanos iEformes: J. n. Flores y lInU., BOZ
i0S. FicrcSYii!e, Texas.
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CUando cen motive de los Incl
denies verificaGc5 en- Ell Estado de
Chihuahua Sc agrav0 notablemente
Ia situaci6n international, escribi
una carta con fecha II de Julio de
1916. Esta carta, que despu6s sc
ha rcproducido con el t;tulo de CAR
y PROGEAMA, Ia prblic6 La
FRENSA, Gil S~epticmbre de 1916.
En- ella hicc I'M llamicnto q Ia
UNION y a n P&z, para salvar 4
Mexico de todos los pcligros CUE Ia
amcnazaban en- csc tempo Y que hoy
han ~;:u:GcHtaGo corsidcrablemeHte.
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SELLnS De COMA, mandelus I'd hacer q
Ia San Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., st
Navarro ST. Tel. CIR. 204. !AtenciGn iamed,a-
ia a 6rGenes por correo o telertaiczs. San
Antonio, Texas.
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EMPLECS

Sc NECESITAE CustureTaS que ConOzcan
~ irrb1io dc saslreria. Blcn suicide; ira
10 pc:manenIc. DirijanSc a 80 Lozoyd 81
- &
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ECQRTE

listed ' suarde esta direction para Gre
60 Ip muesfre o sus amigos one suffeb
de calIos, mGzqtjnos, zizores y sraRos DE
"a p.eI. Con CSC. en- iimbres pos!alcs que
me remita lie InSndo, 8 vIaita dc eorrso
franco de porte, una caiita DIS goiiJaGa
fo0zalez. La meior del mundo para eS.ss
intermediates. peyuelyo ell dinero & is
nersoDs que Sc cnre Y no sane.
ESpIRIDI0S GONZALEZ.
. O.. Box ~ Et4EnU. fAk-
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PROFESSIONALS

DR.. FEDERICO JOHNSTON, Medicina y CT
rngia en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
| 10 is, tG.-ies s. Santa Rosa Ave., Teisfo-
! no CT. So.
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SE VENDE unJboGuc de TN ~asicnlo, uaas
gaarnicirnes v I'm caballo. D. Fernandez.
i0i Ma!am0rQS 81. Is
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ARRENDAraiENTCS

C;iar,GS bien amucblddOS: famil!a homo
rabic rncyicana; 4 COS cuadrdS &c Main
Avenue Y del iranvia san Pedro. Tran
yiaS de Tnbin iitli 4 In pucrta. No Sc
admiien Mics SiOU pGr Sc:nana. 3U2 E..
Locust ST. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

sc RENThN cuarios amucbIldos con
banO. prOpiOs para dos caJalier0s. S%.&(
SemanarioS. 33S Blum 81. lCerCa de Ia
Plaza del Alamo. {.
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XECESITO Embellishments DUcn cariin-
lcro invcH. one liable ingiGS. ucur"1A Ioy
ni-luu 4 i3G Main Ave.
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DIR. L. a. BRUSTAD, SOS Moore Building,
San Antonio, Texas. Especialidad en- IRA
TaMiENlOs ELECTRICcs. diasnosticos por
medic dc Rsyos X v aplicecl6n &c Rayos
uitfayielsdoa para Intermediates de Ia
Mot
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05
VENTAS

Sc VENDE auiOm0viI marca .BuiCk'. 7
pasaicroS, bu1naS condicioHcS. re Austin
street. 81
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81 NECESITAN } sastrcs. bucn Sucldo,
Y pcrmaRcntc lraDaJu, dir!jiSc 4 lis Je!-
TCrSOn 81 -
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CAJAS &c nucyos modcIos para Ford. Au-
%tlinpvI:es Ford los Urecios mas baJos
en- nsta riGdad. Sc entreSdn ilInEGiais-
mente. Mission Auto CO. 2ii s. Flores 81.
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COMPRAS

PAGAMOS les mejorcs precios por orc. pIa-
Arhe;ler and ScharlaCk. $40 w. Houston ST.
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CcNaHC, Vendo y Gambia Bahamas, Con-
IadoreS ara Girero, CaJas de Hero, y
ensercs para iienda. f03 Treyiao st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

SAP IRON l. METAL CO., pagamos los me-
IoreS pTec.oS Ell mctales pieIos. S. Flo
res and CeyallOS Sis. San hulOEio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

M0NUMENToS dc Marmol y Granite. b.
rsnGgleS de Hero. dcC!aIn y Stiebl. SCI
s.. Commerce s.. Telefono Travis S{0f.
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IL NECESITN mn Zapaicru. EN'ricntr
u"prriun!ilad para persona competence. Di-
rijansr 4 ELECTRIC Shoe Si;op, SeEtlln. Ie-
yas "a
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So NECESITA urGcntcmcnte un vaqicro,
Ocurau Il iI5 B-Vleasanton Road. I.
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AVIS0S De OCCASION
LftyEKSCS

MARTINEZ DRUG STORE, Patente, Per-
rumcria, EapeFeria, ~Soda-Fucnie, TaDacos;
Esuccial alenci0n en- pediaos por talefono:
scrvicto meGicO y despacho de rectias Ola
J Roche. 1901 ". Commerce, Teiefono ifa-
Wis 2266. -
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FRaGUA. CARRoCERIA Y BaNco De he
RRhR. pats Y Vasdes, 81 E.. Commerce
Para cualquter Irabajo nsiaec 81 seieIoSo
ETocsar .elS.
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Ante5 de que la llarnada expedition
punitiva entrara a territorio nacio-
nal diriji. por conducto del Consul
u2eyicsno en- esta ciuGad, el siguiente
nlcnsaje: San Antonio, Tex. Mario
II &c 1916. Senior V. Carraaza.
Mexico. Dadas las condolences in
te?nacionales peligrcsiSimas para Ia
patria, ne permito sugerirle lance
I'd. un manifesto o proc!ama Ia
imspdo a Ia union y a la paz 4 todas
las facciones revolucioaarias, olvi-
dando todas las diferencias y sacri-
cando TODD personalismo. Publican
ampiiamente dicha proclana en- Me-
Xico y en- Ia prensa de este pals, pa
II YER 81 es possible coHjurar el peli-
; GRO. IF. VaZqGeG Gomez. No re-
cibi condensation.
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DIR. SAL0ME CARA A~LDAPE.-De IL Facul-
tad de MGxico: au;orizado en- ell Estsdo de
Texas, esDeclalist8 ell Intermediates gen1-
,o-uriHarias v cirugis el general. 0nct-
IA 10 East Nusv8 St
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DIR. F. YAzOUEz GOMEZ. o~idos-6arssn-
"a v Nariz. zoe Frost Blds.-San Antonio,
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DIR. NJ. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Enfernedsdes
| Yenereas Y partos. Medicinal en- genera
orfc.na. w. Commerce 1901. Teiefooo Ira
us Pos.
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lunEMOS dar Irabaio a burnos obreros
mcN.canuS. prcTcrih!c rIe lcngan Tainllia.
EugnOs SucldoS y t~rdDIjOS pcrnancliieS.
Los crnplcaGos ticncn Sus casas al iado
DE- IN ncrmOSO rio de aqua nIuy limIia.
Svcl!oS dcsdC 20 ccEta"Cs pOr bora. Diff
janse 4 Wicr Long Leaf Lumber Coinpa-
ny. Eurkcvil!c. Texas. O veTea lnTledia-
famcnrc q Wicrga,c, Texas, via N1uricc-
Vile Y Newton. o.
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Sc SDLICiTA modista compctentc qlc
Uulerl irGbajar en- conipaliia con una ca
"A de mod8s acreditada. I2S DEycr Ave.
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81 NECESITAN mincrOS para mlnds de
carbon. dos o tres arriadoreS dc muias
mineraS. Los bucn0s trabaIadOrcS pucdcn
ganar de $1,000 Il $500 ell caGa page J los
arrladores de $3.50 = $30.0J. Buenas ca
S2S. bueua aCuG, tra!3alo pcrmincntS. 30
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

SR. ARTURO CnAME.i. opfico suizo, Espe-
aialists Ge Ia VISTA. SIS Hicks DidE- rs
Guina de Hous'o1 J aYen.dQ c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05
Ell Or. Y. G6alsz Ieeehaza una gaIHnniosa iapataei0n

: tento mens&je. Creo impossible lie
| gar q un avenimiento entire partidos
CUE sienipre nan luchado. 70 re-
! preSento al liberal avanZado Y, a eX-
! ccpci6n de Gutierrez que lueha poT
torpe amb:ci6n personal, los demas
representa- lie reaccio3. Saludo!o.
: Y. -Carranza."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05
Generos a Remafe

10000 yardaS de PercaleS, Ginghams ,
LinoneS, todoS en- Sus pleas ori
ginales.
I5,G00 yardas de Foiles- Satines, Organ
dies. Licnzos V G6neros de la II
dia.
10000 yarias De telas para vestidos, e
alpaca ' lana.
3c.90O yardas de Rordados Y Encaje
Suizos Y Dom@SticoS.
25,000 va-jas de ListoneS Importados
DomeStic0S.
In gran Sur!;d0 de obra de perfiiad
Beytenburg en- coicaas. m&ntcleS y see
villetas. Tambi6n man5eles, servilleta
y tbhailaS de limo 0 heEZo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

Sc YECESlThN seho?tt5s para elaborer IN
ros. FInck Cigar Factory. 1877 West Cops'
DlErTa 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05
ENLACE

DR.. Francisco Yazquez GOMEZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

PARA REPARACIONES de reloies @ a~llaIaS,
Ccurra I'd. a Arbetier and Scaarlach. ira
haiD raran;!zaio. $40 W.. Houston ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

tEsS0 DETEGEzyE SERVICE. Asuntas
c-oatiienc;aes. iii Frest. Blds
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-05

sTENEEoN. peIamos su Ford soine auto
mevil de g.. COO ponieDdole Gaia nueVa es-
TIC "Eeisey streainline." en- tedos c9ieres,
lauy c6mods. Y1sfteEos: NeeesiLSncs
asentes. MISSION AUTO CO., I'll ). tlores
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
TRIBUTE TO ALBAUGH
Topeka Bar Adopts Resolution I
Memory o: Late Federal Clerk.

A resolution in honor of the memory
of the late Morton Albaugh, clerk Of
the federal court here, has been
adopted by the Topeka Bar associa-
F. Doran, Robert w. Blair and JAS.
A. Troutman.
The resolution in part follows:
Attic Morton Albaugh was not a
practicing lawyer he was devoted to the
was the constant associate of lawyers and
judges. His position as clerk OF the federal
court brought him Into contact with the tn;
were his friends. but his most intimate
relations were with the members
of the Topeka Bar association. No banquet
was complete without his presence. He
was never omitted from the invitation list
as any member. He was always with us
and always one Of us--whether at work or
at play his heart beat in harmony with
rejoiced with us in victory. Whether in
the sacred precincts Of his own home. in
the court room, at chambers, or in the
friend. He was one Of the few men who
placed the interests of his friend above his
own. For this he was universally loved and
trusted.
I'VE grieved when we learned that he was
i'll, but none thought of his death, for he
had scarcely reached the meridian OF life
work and hope and love. There was every
reason that he should live, so when his
death came sui Ienly and unexpectedly and
to US the unbelievable message was whis-
pered-"Mort 10 dead"-a pail fell upon ou1
hearts that will not leave, and vacancy
came into our lives that cannot be filled.
His great powers of organization and
his great service to his country and human.
ity had been demonstrated in his war and
Red Cross work-theru his full strength and
usefulness were realized and were sorely
needed in the present crisis Of the world
civilization. We can but dumbly ask
why did death come before his work was
completed?
He was good: he was kind; he was
true he was useful; he was the friend Of
all mankind he loved his family, his home
and his country. More than this cannot
be said Of any man."