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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-14
LA cRIA DE RATONES BLANCos
ES EMPRESA LUcRATIVA

, PLEASANTON, Texas, Mayo ID.
La unica ~poblacion en- el s%uroeste
de Texas, que pueda preciarse de
poser I'm criadero de ratas blancas,
es sin duda, esta de Pleasanton. El
icriadero de tales roedores esta esta-
blecido en- IN rancho de Ia propie-
dad de Mr.. E. H. Armstrong, y tan
lucrative lie ha resultado la empresa,
Que piensa e~xterderla aun mas, pues
tel V como la tiene en- la actualidad
no puede dar abasto a los pediaos
que diariamente recibe, Ia mayor
psrte de los cuales vienen del go
bierno.
Sabido es que ell gobierno anne
ricanc esta actualmente usando un
gran numero de esta clase de roe
dores en- diversos propositos Y todcs
los dias, en- la correspondence de
Mr. Armstrong, Hogan csrtas en- las
que Sc Gentlemen ordenes para que
remita diez a cincuenta animalitos,
&c diversas parties del pals.
Mr. Armstrong dice que, compa-
rando la cantidad invertida en- Ia
crapresa de criar ratas blancas, ell
provecho que Sc obtiene de tai re-
gocio, es mucho mayor que ell de la
cria de ganado yacuno.
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SENTENCIADo A DOS AMOS DE
PENiTENCIARIA

Aver comPareci6 ante e. Jurado
popular. en- Ia sala de Ia 37a. Cortc
de Distrito, Alfonso Rodriguez, para
que respondiera al cargo de robo cue
sc le hizo Y por 10 cual Sc le instruy6-
ei correspondence proceso. FL Jura-
do dicto veecdicto condenator;o Y el
iuez Anderson sertenci6 al REQ a SUI
frir Ia pena dc dos amos de preside
Ell Il peniteaciaria del Estado.
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VIGlLANC1A EN- LOS CAMlN0S
C.ARRETEROS

Ell Sheriff Tobin ha ordenado a sus
diputados que e~jerzan ina estrecha
vigilancia en- todos los caminos carre-
teros que parten de eSta ciudad, para
evitar que Sc introduzcan a ella leo
res embriagantes, pues Sc ha dado el
case dc que a pesar de la prohibition,
han sido arrestdos algunos individuos
en- es.aGo de e~mbriaguez.
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OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARI
"a Sl.20 cada una.)

Los MiStcrioS De IA India.
Los PirataS de Ia MalaSia.
La CoaCuisia dc IN lmperio.
La VensanZa de Saadohan.
La ReconquiSta de HomPracem.
e Hey Ell Airc.
la Destruction de Carriage.
In las NontailaS de Africa
IN TeSoro dc n Nontara Eul.
e Hiio del CorSario Roio-
Los EltlnoS FilibuSteroS.
Los P!rataS de las BerfNldas.
Il Exterminio dc una TTiOu.
Las AsuilaS dc IL ESIe2a.
La EStrella de Ia Araucsnia.
In Ell Mar de las PeriaS.
Los EStra2os de la China.
La Montana de orc.
Las Marayi'laS del aflG soco.
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LA CAMpANA CONTRA La GEM
TIE VIC!OSA.

La noche del domingo al iures, los
,gsntes del captain Van Ripper detG-
vieron a cinco personals, sobre qu!c-
mes rccayo ell cargo de violaci6n a
los articulos tres V clatro del nuevo
reglamento dc p~o!ic!ia.
Ell detective NJ. Arambula dctuvo 4
aueve mujeres que fueron consigna-
das al departamento de cliT:ca.
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PERSONAL

+! senor II. A. Hauser, dc Los An
Gcles. California, sc encucntra en- cs-
IA ciuGad desie hace algunos dias.
FL v~iajero Sc hospeda en- eli Hotel
Mengcr.
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NOYELAS DIVERSAS

asiuria. o los Charros ContrabandistaS.
Sorela mexicana. Dos tomoS......St.O
Don ouiiotc de Ia Mancha. Edicion de
lujo "-'VV
Carlornasno o los Doce Parcs de Fran
cia. \ Ia rlStica ..-..-.......... DOC.
Il MARTYR del Golso,a. HermoSa obrs.
baSads en- a vida del TeGentor gel
NunGo. Tn iomo Srande, empaStado $50
+ Dinamitero, Dnr Il. l.. stevenson. SVc.
Fl CasaH,iento Dc 0uevcdo --.....- QUO.
Il Amor de los AmoreS. NoEela u
menrar. Cul:-o tofnoS, pasta tela.--sJ.D
II inferno De los CeioS. SeSu1ia par
te de IN anterior. CIatro to!loS. icls s3oo
Dor Alfonso dc Nienus... SOC.
EXp,arioa. 0 81 Hartirio de una Madre St:D
II Siuo &c Ia Rocheia. zoe;
F!auucza de iI:rOc, pOr PrefoSt...--.si:D
Flor d. Pastor. Noyeia dc amor: bDc'
BiaS de SantiIIaaa. Edicton de ILL.,
70 sS:vV
Juan dc kerdreR, por J. Schultz. SOC.
IIisa. Esposa : Madrc, por Alyaro Ca
rrillo. : grandes toros, con uuStFa, ,
Hijl De Moctezum2
Las BendicioHeS de Quevedo.-..-..-.. olc-
Los p~erCanCes de ouevedo...---.---- SJc-
Los AEaoFeS de oueyeao ----......-.- &C
Los BanGidoS del Amor. por Alarcon
= Puyol. NoYcla ilustraha. = tomos
s-andeS. pasta tc!3 .--....-.-...-Sf-U
Ia Mujer del Traje Blznco, por Wiikie
Colhu>. hos ismoS ......--......:i.S
Ia Nujcr AGuIiera. CuatEO tonlos i"ia $3.50
La Flrcha Necra. poT Il. l. Stevenson g'c.
La isia del Tesoro, pcr el mishio -.-- SVc;
Los Gl,imos Diss de Pompeya. tina
de las obrsS mas intereSanteS de Ia
epNca romana. EiictGn dc lu10...--S2Lv
la Hija del Cardinal .---.--.....---. "c.
ia JuveatUd lie Enrique Cu3rio-......sSr
Los histories de Ia lnquis!Cton $1,000 s5c:
NoyelaS EiemplareS pOr CervauteS.-.-s;.=o
,,o,,ori,S Dc II, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TsnOlr61. nor Dumas Sc.
NochcS FantaSticas, lor Il. L. SteTcn-
son. Dos tOTnoS
SarraCiOneS DE III CazIdOr, por ivan
TurgucneI -
Ia Hijo Natural s'c.
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NO ESTE CON Do
L0R De CABEzA
Nj BILIOsO.

iGoce de la vida! Dele que
Jos Cascarets" ayuden a su hi
gado e intestincs Y regularicen
Ell funcionamiento de su est6-
mage.
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NOVELAS 4 50

Arte de BuSrsC Aar!do
Galvarso de Amor.
II Novlo Prcstado
Fl Purgatorio de las SolteTas
Fl Paradise de las Mu!eres.
Il Iiads &c los Mares
Il Nido Ge R~uiSenoreS.
FL Collar de ESmer1ld35
Fl ST de las Niilas
Fl Alma en- IN BeSo.
La Hiia de las Flores
La Htel en- log LabioS
La Mia de los Jazruinss
La Vtuda Allegro
Id Coris del Amor
La PrinceSa del Dollar
La His dc Venus
Las EvaS NoderlaS
Las Obrer3S del Amor.
Las HijaS del Champagne
Marina o Ia fiijS de Ias Ois3
MaldiIaS sean las MujsreS
MalditoS sean. los HombreS
MaldiioS sean las SuesraS.
Maldi,o sea ei Amor
MalditoS sean los Celos
~PaSionariaS de amor
PorIue Sc CaSan los Hombres
Por9ue Sc CaSan las MuJereS.
PorJue Pecan las Muierse
Porque Murmursn las vieIas
Por Seguir q M Muier
Su MateStad Ell Amor
Viva mi NOVA,
Maria. por Jorge Isaacs
FL Hiio Maldfto
Ell Manuscrlto de mi Madre.
w-~ 49,
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Iviene de la la. Pdg.)

zurrsre Ia badana en- IN momento
dado.
Estos metoaos, naturalmente, fue-
ron vclviendose un POGO mas dellca-
dos, hasta llegar, en- la epcca de las
caballerias, a ser verdaderos juegos
de arte V torneos de honor Y otras
cosas mas.
Sir Percival, por cjemplo, amanda
como IN desesperado a Lady Rowena,
Ia pregunt6 a esta, que cuando lless-
ria Ell momento de Ia "maXima felicl-
dad. Y Lady Rowena ~respondio, gen.
til nero firmemente: Gel dia en- cue tn
destruyas al gigantic de los largos
oios, o hagas cisco al diablo de Sir
Marmaduke, o rescates a cinco infe-
Ices muieres de las garras de csc BAR
baro".
I este que, l la simple vista, pare
ce IN absurdo, Sc reptile cue es TN no.
rror en- los actuales tiempoS, Y casual
mente ahora es ell plato del dia con
motive del anunciado casamiento de
Miss. Morris, de -quien Sc dice que,
cuando Sc entero bien de que sc amaba
Mr.. Warden, y, sobre TODD, cuando
este inquirio sobre Ia fecha de la bo-
da, el!a-la mujer, no la boda-le
contesto:
"Yo me casare o tigo tan prom
to como pongas una bateria alemana
fuera de combafe".
fue 10 que no debio haber sido.
La condicion era TODD I'm profile
ma 81 Sc atiende a que ell senior
Warden era, en- Ia epoca en- que a
fue sentada, un simple CANT
Hero del servicio de hospitales, con
trevejos era una locura sonar
destruir Il bateria enemiga de esaS
que PECAN duro, y no ciertamente
con algodones nj con vendas.
Sin embargo, Mr.. Warden no Sc
en- parte alguna, Y, solo
Dios sabe como, pero es Ell case que,
a cssas horas, la condicion ha sido
o creces, puesto que Mr..
Warden no solo puso fuera de &C
cion una bateria, sino que por me
do de IN trio ccrtero, hizo trizas
an puente de pontones, sobre ell
dc Flandes, en- los momentos
en- que doce mulas Y seis alemanes
atrave saban muy Companies, Y en- a
platica, cierto rio durante
reciente ofensiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-14

"a IN peso eada uno.)
Manual de Aceites Y JaDones-
Manual de Agricultural
Manual de Aries Y OncloS
Manual de Albaiileria
Manual lie Carplnteria De Taller
Manual de Cerra!erIa ' ubraS dc Hero
Manual del COheisro ' ~PolTorlsis
Manual del CurtidOr de PIe!eS
Manual del CoufiierO-PaSieiero
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de EeClricld1t
Manual de FOtogr2ils
Manual del Hojclaiero
Manual de JarGlneTia Y horticulture
Manual del LabOrso de M.Das
Manual de LecheTi2
Manual dc MeC3nica Industrial
Manual del Ptn,oT
Manual del TelegrariSla Y Telelonisia
Manual del ReloieTo
Manual del Sastre
Manual del ~SabTlcaDle de Weiss
Manual de Veterincria y E~Quiiacion
Manual del Zapaiero
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Yea I'd. maTaraI
Ia lista No.
NOYENAS
oBRAS DE GRANDES AUToRES

EntremeseS dc Cervanics .......sisu
Hamlet y Romeo y Julieta. por Shak-
F>IfCeAC SI.'pO
Mireya. por FEDERICO Misrral ..........sf.a
Fl barbero de SeviIla y Las Bodas de
Figaro, per Be1umarchaiS............si.5o
ii ParSiso Perdido. de Milton .......Si.o
La Noyla de Lanermoor, per walter
CthAt
Ell ~BandolerO, por TtrSo d. Molina. . ..si.50
"a Romancerc del Cid ...... .........st.s0
Amado Hasta el paithulo .-........ $3.50
81 ASuelo Gel Rey, por Gabriel Miro. .st.S
La Eneida, por YirSiio ..............$1.50
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Los troncos de las astillas.

la reciente ofenSiva.
Los troncos de las astillas.
Miss. Morris es Ia hija de Ia Sc
fora W. F Niegler, casada dos We
ces a ~resultas de 10 cual Miss Morris
tiene parientes cercanos por ell lado
del primer marido de su mama. Y por
eli lado del segundo, contandose en-
tire Gstos, la sonora G. H. Tollison,
que heredo varios millones de 81 pa
dr2, liamado ell "Rey del Platino'.
Mr.. Warden viene de una de las
mejores familias del Medic Oeste, y
tiene algunos allegados cerca de Okla
homa, de quiencs ma recibido muy
pocas noticias hasta ahora.
Mr.. Warden, sali6 para Francia, in
corporado a un cuerpo de amnulan-
cia. POGO tempo antes de que Sc de-
ciarara Ia guerra entire los Estaios
Unidos Y Alemania. En- camoio, Miss
Morris no arribo a Paris, sino des-
pues de Ia entrada de este pals Ell ell
conflicto cUropeo, y ESQ, porque 81
familia no pudo ~rcsistir mas las no
lestias que les daba la nina tsta. con
los novios Y pretendientes, Y decl-
dieron ~enviarla a Francia, como Ia
madre decia, para hacer algo de pro-
vecho en- su vida ' cumplir, al mi<mo
tempo con un deber ~patri0tico'.
Ella fuc r Ia srinchera y ahi.....
Miss Morris lego a Francia, IN
sioSa dc nuevos aires Y de nuevas
imPreSioRes, Y pronto tuvo OCCASION dc
apreciar, por 81 misma, los mil Y
IN traoajoS a que eStan e~Xpucstos
los soldados en- aquei!a guerra CONT
mental, compartiendo con ellos la. Vi
da dc ia trinchera, cruel Y trcmenda.
Miss Morris Sc incorpor6 a la am
5ulaacia, Y Sc ocapaba, con Vcrdade-
70 arrojo V valcntio, en- llevar cafe
calisnte q los soldados dc las nrimGras
%lineas, sin importar!e IN bledo los
riesgos de pcrder Ia vida en- cua.4uier
momento.
y ALI. no Sc sabe bien 81 en- una
trinchera precisamente o dos o tres
nlillas atras, encontro a Mr.. WardAn,
quien a su vez, echaba ell kilo con
las cami!la3 y las gasas a cada instaa-
tc.
! Fsria Warden y pegar IN critic
fue co5a de un momento:
"Yo voy a Ia escuela de artilleria
de Fontainebieau', dijo 81 no hace
mEchas Semanas.
listed quierc decir"-inquirio Ia
Morris-que va listed a ingresar a!
servicio activo?"
"ST'-respondio Warden, con Ia
tlengua echa nude.
malvado amor.
La Morris miro a Warden; War,
den miro a la Morris, Y aquella es
!cena fue volviendose mas y mas pa
sional cada minute.
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Malvado amor

La Morris miro a Warden; War
den miro a Ia Morris, Y aqueila es-
cena fue v]olviendose mas Y mas pa
Sional cada minute.
Gree ustei,-p-egunt5 ella
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-14

Los Suehos EXpllcadoS por Ell Misico de
AStrakan. tome leila. con lsminaS.. 81
La Trtbuna Popular. NodeloS de dis
curSoS para fieSiaS SocialeS, pairl0ti-
cas- y familiareS; himnoS. bio-Eallas,
The herald., 1918-01-03
HELD PENDING EXPLOSION
PROBE.

Hugo WI Ryling, German sailor
on the Freeport Sulphur Tanker NO
1, held by the Federal authorities on
charge of posing as Belgian to
gain employment on the oil tanker
where one man was kiHcc and five
injured in an explosion of uncertain
cause Sunday morning, said Friday
in the presence of witnesses that
the government is holding incom
municado at the immigration Station
Marcello Zweck, an Austrian, also a
sailor on the Freeport Sulphur No. 1
pending investigation Of the cause OF
the accident.
81 was asleep in my bunk when
the explosion occurred" Ryling said.
when the shock awakened me | was
the only one in the sleeping room
The other men had gone out, pre-
sumably for breakfast. Marcello
Zweck, one of the men who slept
with me, was arrested and taken be-
fore the Federal agents Thursday
night. He said he was an Italian
but I think he is an Austrian.
81 told the ship authorities that
was a Belgian because that was the
only way I could get a job. I am
native of Baden, Germany, but my
home in America is in New Yori
city. have been In this country
since 1908 and about Ave months age
took out my first naturalization
papers here, a Mr.. Donovan, who's
initials I do not remember, signed
the papers for me in the new post
office building.
1.-The Federal authorities are no
holding me because of suspicion tina
| had any connection with the oil ex
| plosion. I am charged with viola
ting the law which prohibits Ger
man posing as Of other nationalit!
to get on a ship. A number of thu
men on the ship have been arrested
by the Federal agents for investiga
ton. This Is the second time they
have examined me. Wednesday
was first brought before the Fedora
authorities and then released.
Joined the ship at Galveston five
months ago. I ran to Tampico. II
l had wanted to blow up the ship
would have done 1t while there was g
full cargo to destroy"
Asked if he knew what caused the
explosion Ryling said he understood
that an acetylene burner, used for
burning rivets out of the tank. had
caused it. The police said the
burner caused the accident. The
witnesses said the burners were not
being used at that time and the cap
tain and engineer of the ship had
given orders prohibiting their use on
the end of the ship where the explo.
sion occurred.
The herald., 1918-01-03
PERSONALS.
CONTINUED from Page ~

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gouner and chill
dren have returned from Burwood,
after spending the holidays there.
The st. Margaret's Daughters will
give a euchre, lotto and dance on
January IL at the Knights Of Column
bus Hall. All arrangements are be-
ing perfected and a good time is
promised all who attend.
Mrs. w. hampton entertained the
Night Euchre Club last week. The
successful players were Misses Sadie
Garland and Stella Abribat. Mrs.
Gegenheimer received the consola-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer of Ope-
! lousas avenue entertained Few
friends on Tuesday night in honor OF
Mr.. F. Milo Jackson of Camp Shelby.
Dancing was INDUCED in and every
one present had a most enjoyable
time. Refreshments were served.
Very Rev. Peter NJ. H. Wynhoven,
rector of ST. Joseph's Church, Gretna,
celebrated his birthday Monday and
entertained the following priests:
Very Rev. T. ]. Larkin, S. NJ; Revs.
w. j. Hefferman, P. H Dagneau, 5.
NJ; NJ. ]. Larkin, S. NJ; Joseph A.
Petit, S. NJ, and J. Huff.
Lee Schroeder, son Of John Schro-
der, has returned from France.
Mrs. f. c. Kohn has returned to
her home in Pointe- a-la-Hache, after
spending the holidays here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Borne.
Mrs. Shade G.. Smith made a busi-
ness trip to Lutcher last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bloom Of 922
Verret street are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival Of nine-pound
boy at their home Wednesday.
Grandma Bloom is wearing one OF
those broad smiles that won't come
| off.
Mr.. Paul Malain. who is employed
In Alexandria, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. ]. P. Walter of Nerrcc street
announces the engagement of his
daughter, Marvel, to Mr.. w. B. Nash
of Cheyneville, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Lynch have
returned to their home in Morgan
City, after spending awhile here with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Walter.
Miss Marvel Walter has returned
from Cheyneville, where she spent
the holidays.
Mr.. F. Milo Jackson has returned
to Camp Shelby. after spending the
holidays here with his sister.
SITS. John Chapter, o. E. s., in
stalled officers last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. James Of 329 Sill
dell avenue are receiving congratula
lions On the arrival of a baby boy.
The herald., 1918-01-03
B0DENGER To THE RESCUE
Offers Novel Plan To Relieve
Distress From Broken
Water Pipes
NO INCREASE in PRICE
More Than A Thousand Pipes Need
Repair

With more than eight hundred orders before
him to Immediately repair broken water pipes, Mr..
Jules Bodenger has been put on his metal just how
to serve this mighty army of people who are IN
trouble and must be relieved as soon as possible. !
AS it is impossible to secure labor to do this re-
pair work within the next three or four weeks, Mr..
Bodenger has hit upon plan whereby those who
care to, may help themselves until such time as the
rush is over
MIR. Bodenger's Plan
He has man now engaged at his shop to cut
any size water pipe to suit the requirements of
those who are in need of immediate service. This
pipe will be cut to required lengths with thread on
each end and he will also furnish such fittings as
are necessary for imam about the house" to do
this repair work. Instructions will also be given to
those who are not altogether familiar with doing
this work.
No Advance in Price.
Mr.. Bodenger wants everybody to know that
there will be no advance in price on this water
pipe Fifteen cents foot will be the price to ALL
whether they take one foot or hundred feet
Let us help you to help yourself-lf you can not
do your own work let us book your order and we
will serve you in your turn.
JULES BODENGER
"The minute man" when you are in trouble.
The herald., 1918-01-03
Aleerines at Law.

lot Teche, Brooklyn, Diana and New
ton $1,000 cash.-Fletchinger.
Frank Braai to Third Dist. Bldg.
Assn, 2 lots Decatur, Madison, Teche
and Newton; lots Elmira, La
marque, DeArmas and Belleville
$4,000 cash.-Zengel.
Xeter Realty, Ltd, to Lucien
Camblanne, lot Atlantic, Verret, La
peyrouse and Nicholas property
$500 cash.--Humphrey.
Cancellation of Bond.
Application of Martin Behrman
for cancellation of three bonds
drawn and subscribed by himself as
principal with Manuel and Andres
P. Abascal as sureties, account of as
sessorship, fifth municipal district
city of New Orleans.
The herald., 1918-01-03

Civil District Court.
Succession of B. w. Yates and
wife, judgment homologating &C
count so far as not opposed.
Contracts.
Third Dist. Bldg. Assn. owner,
Frank H. Killeen contractor, a two
story double residence Newton, Di-
ana, Teche and Brooklyn Ave. s4S37
U. S. Fidelity & G. Co. surety
Wegener.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mrs. Rosalie Uchelle to Mrs. Con-
cetta Russo Corteze, lot Teche,
Brooklyn, Diana and Newton eek
change of property -Fletching
Purchaser to Vendor, lot Diana,
DeArmas, Teche and Brooklyn (Ex-
change of Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Joseph Cortez 10 Simon Weis
The herald., 1918-01-03
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at st. A, N. O., La.
P. o., Thursday, an. 8, 1918.
Men: Erwin Auffurth, a.; F
Bourg, Luke Davis, o. P. Frazier
King of Astrology, w. A. White.
Women: Miss Eva Breaux, Anne
lit Gabriel, Mrs. H. w. Gibbons
Mrs. M. Gundisch. H. w. Gibbons
lor. Miss Edna Willis.
Charles anvier, P. NJ.
Joseph W. Daniels, Supt. Sta. A
The herald., 1918-01-03
Not Qualified 70 Speak

'Dubwaite is quite Indignant -
the way European monarcns -.
themselves to be bossed py
wives" -
"Have you ever been to DuOV
homer
"No. Why7" :, ~
mo henpecked king ever saia. 3
my DEAR with more meekness
mility than Dubwaite does
mingham Age-H.rald.
The herald., 1918-01-03

Claiming that 1t holds fish more Sc
curely than the usual type of hook. .
Norwegian has patented a fish hook
with the barb at one side of instead in
side the point.
The herald., 1918-01-03

Optimistic Thought
While the surest prospect In life IL
death. good men enjoy contemplation
Of future happiness.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-29
Hot Springs Entries

flisf ace (.eirse. $500. claiming. fer four year
o'd7 4ad up~ar. lilies and wares I've and hall
Ii2 Sable lls. gar II lie Park. Il3. Miss Mcreio
iiyi foy Miss. III Zn Dei. IN. L.t'- A!ta. III.
Ia4 Cumming. ll7 AsaDs. ~. Planetary. III.
Aiso eligible Aun,le Curl III. Miss Folly. III.
~.-oai raos purse. 500 claiming for three
y-s4 oids and Upward six farionss) )-Taniaiiaer.
~ kafls Canal lot 'Pon'efraet IDs Meelicka.
lo7 Adeiino l.. 1913. Mineral Jim. ios Blsy
sAreb Piottsr lis: .rlsni. lls br,shouse. lls
A.ao eligible Reinoc 1913. 'Lberator. l0s. Frank
E1fks, 400
rifd rare fourse. $500. claiming f'r three year
.ola MAn Crlt i92. Lord Byron 1876. 'Tanerlane.
l1s 'Brown tayori,e l06. sUr Kendall. lOe
Aaelsnfs ~ sina lGt; rontficy Lass. l0s
fhlNst4ne. liis Certain Point. III Amulet. III F.:
Zsastle. i9s
fo,irh racs ffor ,hrse- ycar-oids apd upward :
siaam.az pnrse. 5000 0nr mile ani = si1irenthi -
~ e. Bach. II .Euiogy 1863 Brgouisseep l0s
hTD"t 495 Bell Roy. lld. Ola BrrNn. ll5
Fif,n raes for four yeag oids ani upward. claim
~; pursr 500. nils and seventy yards -~
st.feat Dolly. 100. tTrs~sen. i02 Brown Velvet.
l9f 'Hoptfral. ia4 'E0boiinh, lot tDr Enbres.
i.I~ky Lid III slgSnberrr III Jack o fDwd ia.
AiW, eligible f~rfward. ilG
SIKH tae@ ues -~Ires rear olGa and upward horses
s' .. ,,nz DYf'e Se9g eie Ialie ii and
iIietvh y. tt0, Tboril1ood 49, Fayorfie Arir!..
10. pid Hon. iio. Ssm slak 10. Loan aha
llg, SeAiySsg. no. Harry slarn. iIz Ringing H.
s~yenen sses ffor TIRES year. ods and upwnrd
bof<ss and srdinsE claiming. pursr 1900 one
mis- ana a sixteenth f'ttyes. i6e Is Oliver Ibg
MsDh"n }iei s~s iketin. no fSgeso 10,
6. tsir. 10. HusDas~lnx 100 Kirtss,rns fI3,
'fivs pounds allowances claimed tor apprentices
New-York tribune., 1918-03-29

THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
5th Ave. and 4sth st
Rev. MALCOI.M JAS. MACLEOD u. D.. Minister.
Service Oh Good Friday at II A. "
Mlal ltarl ,Nlll
New-York tribune., 1918-03-29
Hot Springs Results

irst rare Claiming. purse. $500, Tor sour-year
2es a,a Ip norses aiA fSiGinss ne and hat
and 20 ?. won. Closer. li5 fGrayj 70
- and 20 q. second Old Com. rs tObert
10 ta Z and 70 ., ',ird. Tine l.o7 10
I-iaps'o ,rosn Prince Red Deer. Key Ennis
fter.' sion. pienero. Fred r Gordon and Bob
Dundou 4lso
Second raee Ave and L hal, furongsj.-noad
won Master Nse;rath Il! lBorcIl. 4 to and ;
~ l. second Hwfa. III (fraschl. = 20 T. third
TN @in" p0 20 scratched IA see. l'e.severe and
~, Iiiri rae ('Aree quarters NJ q Haseen
Rlsct Pas ,oa .ss,s., = T. a,ia even woa J;
.ld- lac0r SiaiA IUz fPeolel ! 10 : ,hjre
l liine "A Scratched iloye. Iris r and Frtz-
Fourth race y Reynolds Handicap n,r.e
$500; i9r three year oids and np. mills and a. s.3
teentA Paddy Whack IL lO8e.J : 10 . eyrn
aAd 10 :. second. Courier. SO iEricsouJ o 10
SaHsel. to ? : u and 20 T. third Time
a., - lAnj III sands. Oppor unity and Hanoy.a
Finn race ffor three year osls and I'D Allies
anf mares claiming purse. $500 nile and Xix
tenth l-Lucky r.. IA loberi). to .. even and
and l to :, second Courier. 20 tEg1sconl TO L.
10 I and eseu 'hird Time / II : Cobri.a
Breezy. Margaret \. Elizabeth Roberts and Eu-
Si1;n raee ffor three -year-olds and upward.
purse. snDv, claiming. ene h.e and sixteenth)-
DlAdt. les o. O'Hrienl. l. TO L. 70 and 3
to ard 1 ~ L. second. Pin Aouev. i09 Cray
y 10 l. : 10 and 10 = third Time .i5 3
+ i,. hsi.f5n ,l Gray Ben Hamgsoa Hic&orynn. Mary
john Graham ana Baty Cal aso fan
sevcfsth race tclasming. for threr year lds and
upSs Ar'i purse. 5000. niie and sixteenthlse
seeoad Lady ward l6 fricsonl. to to" t. s To- 10
sd to -aa . nra eFJ. iTms n & 81 ,-, Amogo,s r*
yossb sNd Reg oassvood also