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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

oene fgr ieg beitenfte mig enten
for eIler imoo aoloet, reiite ieg DER.
no nleo Den Ifoite efsfuriion, Der
Oar i oct gantle gar. Saumen meO
min Sooger @tril 9onien % G6r.
6anien ira 8ncine, 8is., reiite
lea ira @6icago Den 20. 3oo.. 4ad
Reiien traf pi tire til. Der piloe til
Buffalo, og ieg bar GLAD for oct
liolige % .bebogeli9e G%eiieieIifab.
gi bleb burtigt fenot; Der par
IfGIleS M}oal og ieleS Op8a0e, pi
ifllIOe ~unOeri68e % ie ior os ielu,
ON 8oIonien peo Buffalo flul0e 5oI.
Ioe, buao Den looeoe babe boa0 9li.
ma og 9ro6ltftion ongif.
en al 9ieiieieDfabet bop0e ita-
Itiiiif gloppOrt ira &e9erin8en /
&oI6ington ooer Qlpling, ReOber %
grifer paa 9ro0ufter. Statatiffen
oGfteoe oper en- 4arr9ffe. Den Oilte,
at al Be ca. Is Tommer 6egn Der
fal0er ON auret Deo Buffalo. ial.
Der Ser 6 CONNER / April, Qtai %
,alni % al De 6 Iommer inlOer
omtrent DC 3 5ommer i Ofni. Stn-
lfiififfet oDer 4Dlina % 8riier par
ogiaa loDeu0e. 6oorleOes moil bi
pfl0e Tinoe oct. uoar pi TOM Der?
De mango 9offdtreg meo DC Ell.
felte ipreOte 9Dtter inc ineIlem,
JON set oeitlige Qe6raifa, i0oeitIige
H.. 0afota % Sen gitIi9e Gel al
@Do. frem6p0er, par life tiltalenOe
let ira ct 2ano6rlas Stanopunft.
Rco eogemont, z. 0of, nioote
Ioi 6ons Nn0erieu, % Gan itiHe0e
os noget 6e6re / ll0iigt. en0t 1paO
hi 6ao0e let a 4gerIono paa ben
Ii6ite itrpfning, ri baD6e tilbaae-
laot, noar Di naae0e Dor 9eiies
NooI.
en 3to ier 81 naneoe til @Iear-
mont, @po., fom hi ooer Clear
Greet Stremmen % forte 8einem Ell
Del al Clear Greet 9dlen, men oct
~tiItalte os life me8et. 0alen er
life ret bre0 Ser, % omen0 Der bit
% Der par noget al 2anoet, Der
bar op0prfet, ipareoe BET life til,
hoa6 oi oerte0e at ie.
8i fom life til Glearmont fsr
PEG 9litenstio; Ri ififte0e Der ira
burlington @onen til Oen itpe ga.
lie, Der iioite CONNER 6leo cabinet
meIlem 6learmortt % Buffalo. Yaa
@runo al Wsrfet ioa oi life meget
of oct itsrre 3olitreg, Di ttl bar
fonlnen mo /. 9learmont tiltalte
os life. Smiolertio font oi TIL 9lti.
fnIo, % for os oar oct iom ell Dale
Ii en- Erfen. Soorle0es oor ell ian.
ban 9p 6leoen til Der, boor Der inc.
til Tor nogle foa Waane0er ii6en
buu6e opret ca. 30 U1il til nermelte
SSernbore Station2 gn oeiIig breo
Soneoaaoe, Cement Sortone, elef.
triif 2ps, oip. oct belle mooerne.
Otter at bape Ipiit til aften paa
DaeperS Sotel, Der er iom ct Ooer.
flsoi9be6s6orn, begab oi os ben pod
2onofompagniets 9ontor % trsf
Der ire 2onoisgere ira q. Daft. %
EN- ira OeS Woines, ga, De p&r
Ifommen Dugen isr o9 6ou6e alfe.
reoe b9ret nbe paa llnoerisgelie. 50,
oe ipntes gobt ON oct.
9gte Noreen itilIeoe oi tioliot.
SoiIfen oeilig @aift, botlten btna
ISinmel. boor goot man beiorot fig
loa bprIten 11oTigtl &c giergtoppe.
ne meo Den eui9e Sne belpit al Den
opgaoenoe Sol; 6oor Ian9t borte
mon De er, bel en- fem eller iefs
UaI antoe hi. Bi mt ierere at piSe,
at Der Dor n9roeo treotpe D&l ber.
|tn.
Goa git oct pr. auto no oper
|2an6et. Sngen at oS bauoe Aenb.
|itdb til Ooerrisling, faa Oct niaatte
bope Oplpsnirg on. OaIen e.
paa fine Steoer ongloet al bic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

.)Der fortelles o moisie Stab.
|biere, at De fife gift Clip at ct enc.
lite Orb, oeres Weiter bap6e for.
taft Dem, og oct er 6a ogina en-
aen6sgerning, at Tdlmtb blep be.
paret mrnotIig gennem aarbunore.
|oer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
VA listed 4 REGA.
LAR 4 ST. NOVA?

Para que IA persona armada nos re-
cuerde con amor, nay que regalarle al
go hermcSo que lleve cen orgUllo. Ma
pA MAS PROPIO que IN anillo de
ORC relleno. hermoSamente montado
con pisdraS preeiosaS Y cuya S~erejan-
"a con Ia ESmeraida tverde) rubi
trcjai. topacio iamariflal. 0 blanca CO.
NO IN briiiante. no riene i&Ual, solo
por CSC. PRECIOSOS C0LLARES
PARA SENORITA. con piedras blan-
cas- Que brillan como Giam2ntes. ralcC
mucho mas. Dero los vendemcS por 9Sc
81 NOS RENMITE 81 ORDEN POR
IN ANILLO Y UN COLLAR. lie RE,
GALAMOS IN paQuete pOlvc Primer
Amor o Ia bonita suerte del panuelc
Que dcsaparece. DEEOLEEM0S FL
IDINER0 81 NO uUEDA SATlSFE,
CHO. EScriba hoy. Cia. MeNicana
I: Main P. O. Box iOl. San Antonio, Ten
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Sc ARREGLO LA HUELGA DE
CARTAGENA

MARDID, octubre 25.-Los recien-
ties teiegramas cue Sc nan recibido DE-
Cartagena indican QUE las noticiaS re-
cibidas en- los ultimoS dias references
al ar-eSlo de las dificultades surgidas
entire Ell capital Y e! trabajo, que es-
tuvie-on = punto de o~casionar una
hue!ga general. eran eXactaS. Agre-
gan los nuevoS telegramaS que nan de-
~saparecido por complete los temores
cue habia de que Sc regiStraran de-
sordenes, temoreS que ohedecian al al
to graGo de excitacion a que habiah
l,egado los animos dc los trabaladores
cue en- diverSas ocasiones 10 QUleren
convencerse De que muchos de u
males no son otra cosa que I'm refleJo
de la mala situacion mundial ocasIo-
NADIA por la guerra europea Y quierea
hallar aiivio Immediate para eiloS en-
el aumento de jornales. Con el ARE
Clio a Il Sc ma llegado. SeEun parece.
todos han queGado -satiSfechoS Y ls
calma ha vUelto a nacer en- Carriage
ra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
OBfTO.

Fl joven Francisco Guerrero.
niio de Ia Sra. Cruz Lopez VIDA. de
Guerrero. dc Maxwell, Texas, falle-
clio en- e. Campo Travis" en- esta ciu-
dad ell lunes Il de los corrienteS q ia
edad de u amos siete meSeS. Fue O.
tr2 victima del terrible azote. la pal
monia. cue aflije al mundo entero.
Habia sido llamado por el Gobier-
no solo unas 4 Semanas anteS
Su conducts come hiio, como vecino,
Y despues como So2dado fue siemprc
ejemplar. Uno de los oficiales de e
sa compania dijo que Francisco habia
sido el soldado mas obediente Y mis-
cumplido de toda n compania.
Enviamos Il la afiigida madre. her
n hcrmanas Y demas dolicntas.
nueStro mas sentido pesame.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
y NEGRO FUE SENTENC1ADO
\ 50 ANCS DE PRISON

e. Jurado que tuvo lugar aver err
- Corte de Distrito vic Ia caUsa
rstruida contra Claiborne Williams,
,ubiindolo encontrado culpabie dc IA
nucrte de una muier llamada Sallie
Foster.
FL culrable Y Ia occisa ~pertenecen
, Ia raza negro Y segun las constan-
las ~procesaies Williams do mCerte
Ia Foster ell dia Il de abril del anc
en- curse.
FL iurado ~setencio a Williams Z
sufrir la pena de .cincuenta ancs de
prision en- la carcel del Condsdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
GRAVEMENTE ~LESIONADC

Willie Christmas, IN negro que
caminaba aver en- una b~icicleta. ira
tando de esGuivar ell go.pe lie un au-
tom6vil que marchaba en- direction
contraria. a "a que ell llevaba. cay6
dc Ia bicicleta Y 10 alcanzo e! auto
movil del Sr. John A. Fournier. que
i6a tras de e.. FL caro- de Four
nier paso sobrc el cue!po de Christ
quebrandote varios huesos Y pro-
ducifndole una grave lesion en- el
cuello.
Fl mismo F~ournier levanto a Christ
mas V en- su automovil 10 condujo al
Hospital de la ciudad Y despues pas0
a las oficinas de policia a dar cuenta
del suceSo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
LLEGARON DOS MEXICANOS
MUY ENFERMOS.

Por el tren q1e . Ia estacion del
Katy llega a las ocho de Ia manana.
arribaron aver dos individuos ne da-
clona dad meXicana que en- virtud de
dncontrarse gravemente enfermos,
fueror ilevados Embellishments al
hospital. el Official Guerrero do par
e del asunto a las of;cinaS de poll
ca. las que iban a notificar al Dr..
King para que atendiera 4 los en-
fermos. pero la Compania de FFerro-
carril anuncio que ella erOgarla ,os
castos que motivara Ia ~cUraci6n de
los dos enfermoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

Siza6n Rinc6n. en- sis 5. Medina.
Eivira Maltas. en- seS Mata Gorda.
Pe-ro Orozco. en- 1926 S. Medina.
.Amalia Ee-mosc. en- IIS y. Leona.
Roman Domiaguez. en- Kecnwood Add.
Nabora Aimaraz. en- S07 s. Leona.
Manuel Sehs2fs1no. en- c! hospital dol
Campo Travis.
Francisco l. Guerrero. en- ell hospital de-
Campo Travis.
Sacramento Cara. en- el hospital del Cam
DO Travis.
Rosaho Espa!an. en- el hospital de Sant.
Rosa.
Seferina Lara. en- sic y. Cioo'o.
Maria Montelongo. en- l22O AvcnAa D.
Francisco Moreno. en- ll05 S. Laredo.
Virginia Garibay. en- l2N Di~EHowithy.
Scguuda ?. Saenz. en- 81 hospital dc San.
=. Rosa.
Teodo-o Soliz. en- el hospital del FueEtc
Sam Houston.
Jcc5niIra Garzn. en- liO9 FL Paso.
Jeff Canti. en- 40 Palaris.
Ramon Ricondo. en- los DignowiLhy.
Isabel Guerrero. en- 5o4 Tampico.
.Icst:s Vargas. en- sos FL PGso.
Juan Msrcado. en- 1SS Victoria.
Ho-oensia Saidivar. 81 se7 San Fernando.
Federico Torres. en- 80 Chihuahua.
Lcopcldo Garcia. en- l09 y. Leona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
LUCES VERDES y ROJAS DIR,
.JEN Ell TRAFFIC. NOCTURNO.

Luces verdes Y rojas es5an siendo
usadas por los policias dc trafico
para dirigir por las noches la mar
cha de los coches Y AUTOMOBILES ep
las GALES cenericas de la ciudad.
La luz verde significa Go" o en-
narcha. Y la roia stop" 0 que el
vehiculo debe detenerSe, substitu-
yendo asi q los lctros verdes V ro-
les que Sc usan en- e dia como Sc
males con el propio objeto.
Este procedimiento fuc Introduce
do O el subteniento de trafico 7.
O. Miller. V Sc eSti usando diariamen-
Il desppes de las siete de Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
P3RMIS0S PARA FENCAR

Mayor Jorcs. para conss-ui- una o~sea!c-
"a De concrete On IA casa a!5 DC Il Gale W.
Travis. J.sus Cslvo. para :rover ana casa
= la Gale LCisht nurcro 27$s. NJ. Mi!Eroil.
para reparar Ia cas- 20 dc In Gale Arse
nal. g hotel Gun,cr, para hacer varias COM
7csturas II cdificio situado On aO7 Houston.
Hicir.o Torres. uu cuarto en- Ia casa @f%s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

San Patricio. H.. r. Otto. para poncr tccno
: pjso a In Galsria 10 In rasa 1896 de Ia
-al!c Tir. Mrs. Emil? Glaescr. para una ca
ba!lcriza cn oaeG, Tir. Dus Sullivan. Para
.onponcr In casn ic2 5. Flores. W. 4. Rg5-
5cI. para ccrrar una Gaicria en- Ia cal!c No.
hawk. ". J. Atkinson. para consta-nir una
,aballeriza on Q: eam;no dc Austin. Hos
Mamie. para Una Ealcria cr 3$% $. Conchos.
J. c. RrasIcy. para c~orst7air una casa lie
-9atrc cucrtos On 1913 Gale Deimar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

NuitItuG &c pSrscIas me llsTnaD
bruio. per Ia simple razon de que 10
eomp-endeR mis- simpleS, pero efecti-
o netCdoS de curar q diStaucia sin
ei uso de medicines. 0tros tlcen Gas
soy Z de IsGtoS c~harlataaeS one
SuFCaa ci caEt,Echje: PerO uinSuHa
&c estaS perSonss tfeTten una legal J
iustifIcadI yaZen: tengo IN mi :I,se.
SION .nnurfeTanies testimonies de pa.
aIenteS agraaSclGoS. personals ccnSe--
yaIiy2S ) huG72daS, que estan prom
ielante de autoridsdss completeness,
as para dar una declaration jprada
a~scgurando Que las personals que ST.
gan mis- IasSrlcc:oGsS ' Consoles dc
/ Orena ie, no solo puecen ativ7r 4
Intermediates. pcro conSery3r ST. "a
lCd dsspiIes &c 2GqpElda, CStas per
SunaS son residences de EStad9s Jri-
doS Y heS;cc : TsclG3s de algrnos
De IDS. p~regGnts,ss d-iFectaIperte no
hay que atesiigIar con maertOs. FL
a:boi Sc coloce par ST truto, va clare
veran que no soy hrujo Ill NE ayuda
e. 5iablo; aS;i9us irato enSsrmeSsdes
de toia naIuraEza. Nj t-ahajo sc ba-
81 en- principles l6s:cOs y n~aturs!es y
Il E~ifosofia de wTir en- los couociu;ea-
los que tenganUs De n,esrra actual
! existencia Y su propesit9. Dbl mas
! gr2ade deseo es ayudar a aqrelioS
CUE quieran ser ayudaios y seTyir a
! Dios. No sc Jejen engsIar; no pa
yucn Su diaezo I persGnas sin escru-
pulo. Que IeScara6ameUte ~pEetepden
cs- el Professor u. c. MARTINEZ de Los
! Angeles, California. 70 e5tvy ssta.
hiecno en- ests y euando sa!ga 10
hare saber al puhiieo en- mis- s<.ancEos.
Prof. VI. {. MARTINEZ.
Poderosu Sanador-
II9& :. Spring Street
Los Angeles. California.
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Heuos comp-ado = un prccic espea:a!
negro con lNICIALES DE R DOUBLE
darIos 4 81 29. No manGe dire-o. NEnfc
PiGase ,f ca t.!ogo
vIN|E O. CO ptI - Chin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
80 q. { I = q l
DlARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENCE
PEECiOS De SCSCRIFCIOS

En- ;os E.ta5os ua:ios. MsIico. Canals
Ccba. Pus--p R:co. Psnamh. s hx
Is:aI Fi!ip:ncs:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Regisiro Civil
SACIMIENTOS.

Dos n;hos hiios del senior Felix Perez y
de su esposa Maria Hernandez de Perez en-
el segundo Barrio de- Pardue Breckenridge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Relox de Orc ReIleno, Mueja de Metal Plate
ado con un Diamante, CadeHa de Re|ox de
Orc Chopeado, en- un Precioso Estuchhe;
TAN SOLO POR 1864.

Este prcci-.o rc.ox sc orc rciit.ro
;;cne una form. oc:agoCai :f-y CO
r;usa. maquinaria Suiza. ~ ic;ss
,lohie regulator. G2rantizado por -
amos Sc vendc en- tcda5 pGrtss DOT
10 me1os de sis. a ds cue
compramos Una gran canddad q:
clos. dc uaa casa que sc daciaro en-
quiebra. nos vemos en- IN poSibi.idad
de v-r6e-los 4. prccios exceptional
mcnte La!os. Adcmas. como desea-
mos vender cuanlo anteS l. eXiEten-
cia. obsrnuiaYpos con ca.!a -cicE-
AESoLUTAMENTE GRATIS. csta
hcrncsa navajo &c doble irorz. da
metal ~riatcado. cor Tn d~ihrnantc. 81
20 precio. Ell %cUsiquie- ps-tc. e Ia
SIS. csta cadera de orc chapcadc
cuyo valor c5 cuaudo n'enoS De 500.
aGem&s darros raa prac;os9 c25.1.
cuyo prec:c poT scparado no pucde
ser rnrno- DC Si.00.
Aproreche used nsta b-!iian'r
opcrlua;Aad: maaGc5oJ Gesjc iucSu
So o-deR. rucs nuss:ras cxistcnc;@s
son reiativanlentc coTt5 para Fl
gan numero &c peG:dos que tene-
mes. No uos envic GincrH aac."n-
t.do. NADIA mas su nombrc y di-ec'
c!6n c~orrc.tcs y cuando los obtetoe
Ic sean c~ntrcEsjrs pagara su va!or
que Is dc Sa.6i.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30
Four Express Companies Merged.

Washington. - One union express
company for the United States was
created by agreement between Direc-
tor General McAdoo and the Adams,
American, Wells-Fargo and Southern
Express companies, whose transporta-
ton business will be merged under a
new private corporation with capital
Of more than sac. 000,0 900, to be known.
probably. as the Federal Express Com
pany George G. Taylor. now presi-
dent Of the American, will be head OF
the new concern, which becomes eff.
fective July /.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30

surely proved to be. feel better and
stronger in every way since taking Il,
pesred. Mrs.. NJ. GoDDEN. s25 M
poleon St, Fremont, Ohio.
Such annoying symptoms - heat
flashes, NERVOUSNESS, backiche, head
ache, irritability and "the blues, !" may
be speedily overcome and the system
restored to normal conditions by this
famous root and herb remedy Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II any complications present them.
selves write the Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass, for suggestions how to
overcome them. The result Of forty
year. experience 10 ct your service and
your letter held in strict confidence.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30
U. 8. TROOPS CAPTURE cANTIeNv
Hard-H itting Americans Take All OBJ
jectlves In Attack Near Mont
,jidler

With the British Army in France,
May 29.-The American troops ON the
French front near Montdidier deliv-
cred an attack against the German
positions, fought their way through
all detectives, including the village OF
Cantigny, and captured 40 prisoners.
The American attack was along two
kilometer front, and 1t seems to have
taken the hard-hitting Americans just
about three-Quarters of an hour to
complete their conquest, which includ-
ed that amount Of territory, as well
as the village Of Cantigny-an excep-
tionally short time for such an opera
ton. This remarkably fine showing
comes as fitting companion piece to
the brilliant work done by the United
States soldiers in rcpulsing an enemy
assault made against them In the
same region Monday morning.
One American division was attacked
at that time. and the gray coats met
with complete reversal at all points.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30
TEUToNs HURL 10000 PICKED
MEN IN FIGHT AND CLAIM
$1,000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
GERMANS CROSS AISNE
ALLIED LINE IN FLANDERS RE-
STORED BY COUNTERS, WHERE
GERMANS LOSE HEAVILY.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris, May 29.-The situation last
night vas more reassuring. The lat
est advices from tie front show that
while the violence OF the enerry's ef-
fort as yet is undated, he Is only
making Roadway en- the center, and
that even there tine German momen-
tum Is giving signs of slackening. The
allies are beginning to react with eff
feet on the wings.
Paris, May 29.-The Germans Mon
day night crossed the Aisne between
Berry-au-Bac and Vailly, it WIS an
nounced Officially. The battle con-
tinued fierce.y between the Vcsle and
Aisno rivers.
The great German military machine
Is in full motion along the twenty
mile front in the Aisne river sector
between Vailly and Berry-au-Bac, and,
greatly outnumbered, the British and
French everywhere are giving ground.
The Germans advanced in waves,
pounding their way with machine
guns, tanks and using gases freely.
According to the German official
communications, numerous towns and
villages in the fighting zone have been
taken by the enemy and $4,000 allied
troops already have been made pris-
Oner.
At last accounts the Germans were
endeavoring to press back the defend
ers upon the Vesle river, which runs
parallel with the Aisne, and at sew
eral points had reached positions DOM
mating the Vesle valley.
The offensive is being carried out
with the greatest rapidity, for the
German high command evidently is
well aware of the fact that Gen.
Toch's reserves have been reported to
be coming up rapidly to reinforce the
British and French, who are fighting
valiantly against the terrible odds,
and making wave upon wave of the
enemy pay dearly in casualties for
every foot of GROUND they obtain.
Notwithstanding the rapidity of the
drive and the large number of the en-
envy pressing it-some unofficial esti-
mates place the number of shock
troops alone at twenty five divisions,
or about 100000 picked men-the al
lied front nowhere has been pierced,
but under the onslaughts has been
bent back in perfect liaison and all the
time giving battle. With such preci-
sion has the retirement been conduct
Cd that both the British and French
troops have been able to carry back
with them all Of their supplies and
guns or to destroy those they were not
able to handle.
Southwest OF Ypres the enemy re-
ceived hard usage at the hands OF the
British and French east of Dicke-
busch lake, where Monday the Ger
mans in an attack had gained ground.
Most valuable work has been done
by the allied airmen all along the
line. Not only have the allied COM
manders kept in close contact with
what the Germans were doing, but
many tons of bombs have been thrown
on the advancing infantry. Official re-
ports show a great number of German
planes we're brought down in the
fighting.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30

Remember the future is waiting for
you. Start now.
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30

COMING EVENTS.
July S-13-Meeting National Associa-
tion of Colored Women In Denver.
July 16-Republican State Conven-
ton at Colorado Springs.
Sept. 2s-2s-Colorado State Fair at
Pueblo,
Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-30
THAT CHANGE IN
W0MAN'S LIFE
Mn. Golden Tells How Il
May be Passed in Safety
and Comfort.
Fremont OF was passing through
The critical period Of life, being forty.

III YETI u aO 0O0
had oil the symp-
toms Incl dent to that
change-heat fash.
81, nervousness, and
was In . general run
down condition, %
It was hard for me-
to do my work.
Lydia E. Pfnkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound was recon.
rnended to me a. the
best remedy for my
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-12
.BONE-DRY CAPITAL ONE STEP NEARER
  Sheppard Has Bill Placed on Calendar of the
 Senate

Washington. December 11.-(Special) Bone-dry Washington moved a step nearer today when on motion of Sena- tor Sheppard of Texas bill to extend the Reed bone-dry law to the District of Columbia was taken out of the hands of the Senate postoffice committee and placed on the Senate calendar.
 The bill had been been before the com mittee for a year. Now that 1t is on the calendar motion is in order to take 1t up in\ the Senate itself for consideration. When Senator Sheppard moved to dis charge the postoffice committee from fur ther consideration of the bill Senator vardaman of Mississippi asked him if he had consulted the chairman of the post office committee about it.
 Senator Sheppard said that he had dis cussed the matter and that Senator Bank head. chairman of the committee, had told him that he did not know when meet ing of the committee would be held and that there did not seem to be any prospect of a meeting for sometime to come. The motion to discharge the committee and place the bill on the cal endar was adopted without further de- bate and without dissenting vote. 1t Ia expected. however, that the bill will lead to debate and that opposition to its
 passage will arise if an attempt IS made to put it through
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-12
Scanty Attire for
 Women Subject of
 Much Argument

Chicago, December 11.-Arguments for and against scanty attire for women by women doctors occupied the attention of the American Public Health. associa ton today
 Dr. Jeannette Throckmorton of Chari- ton. Iowa, who made the address which started the discussion declared the cus- tomary street dress of women last sum mer was an offense to public decency. She blamed the good women of the coun- try for allowing their daughters to ..defy pneumonia and influenza with lavaliere for protection.''
 Dr. Fife l.. Lobdell of Chicago tn- dorsed the wearing of fewer clothes by women from both moral and hygienic standpoints.
 Women are cleaner now because they have to be to wear these thin clothes. !. pr. Lobdell said. "and the character of our art and the spread of educa ton about sex hygiene remove any tendency to in decency in the public mind. I favor. also, uniform dress for<each industry which g<l can put on at her office of workshop"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-12
Summary of the News

l-Germany owes 14O billions to allies. Returning men tell of courageous
 deeds of comrades In arms. McAdoo urges road control for five
 years.
 Explosion kills six on cruiser
 Brooklyn.
 Holland claims right to protect ex-
 Kaiser. 2-Pithy, paragraphs about returning
 Alabama boys. s-rvvo big problems of reconstruc-
 ton face nation. 4-Editorial. 5-New equipment for Warrior seems
 assured. t pr. Bowling makes statement cn
 health situation
 Pian outlined for Red Cross Christi
 mas roll call. o-society md Red Cross news. S-Casualty list. S-McAdoo's plan to extend railroad
 term is debnted. a-Sports. l0-Farm news. Ensley boy charged with
 theft of e100,000, ls-3Iarkets.