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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
LLEVABAN CERTEZA

Las agentes del captain Van Ripper,
ic5e de Ia e&cuadca contra el vicio,
Gctuvieycn a dos indjTiauos que en-
cs,ado de embria@uez Sc ~pa>aaban
ror las Gales cGntricas dc la pobia-
cijn en- IN autom6vil err e. cual He
Taban aigunas bouellas De cerYeZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
REGiST2O CIVIL.
.Nacim;cntos

,Nacimi=ntos.
Una Mira del matrimon;o EugeMio
Meiche Y Aatiidc V~illanueva, 4.022
s. Leona.
Una nina del matrimonio Alberto
Hernandez, V Guadalupe Santos, 10?
caile San Luis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
CIENciAS OcULTAS

/ Clavicuia del Rey Solomon ............ S5c
I U~icclOnaTiO Internal. Contiene megia
blanca, roja y negra, aparic!oneS, etc. S2-2o
I Dogma Y Ritual de IL Alta Magia. Con-
: tene el triangulO de Solomon, Ia Ca
bala. elTdrOi, Secret9S del eXito, nj
| grOmanrla. etc. $500
EnChiridiOneS. GriraoriOs Y PeGtaculos use
e. Dragon Rojo, Q sea Ell arte de man
Gar q los eSpirituS ........ &c
81 Poter del Pensamiento. 81 domi-
MO Y cuiturs. Como sstudi2r 81
Il Li5ro Internal. Tratsdo Ge las cien-
ci2S OcultaS. ConIlena Ell libro dc San
CipTiauo, Clavtcula de Solomon, 81
Dragon RoiO y IL cGbra Internal, etc. 500
Z F"rdadsrC Dragon RGie. EnCan-
[l~-aleCtoS, modo de hacerSe invisible,
la Gran veriia ~Adrvinacor ........... ssc
L:hro SzsaS CO san Ciprisno. xdtcial
GRics > soEDless anl ss5asa SrtMo-
sAs sa.eS
= cEx~fr7Ia sH seas.r.rs. . Eisrs
81 9E7 Cisrsssn, cas- Rtisisss Ss -
6TVeNN
Ia frse sSEis aU7rs0z ...-.....sf.rH
Manual 10 2ssia 20I3 ............. doe
&7au4i 10 HGgiG Blanca ...........--.. ace
Manual de Hacia NeETa .............. Zoe
S~-cretOS - los GdGi;GS- iTie &c ga
0fT j FD3OS los iuegCS
SecJetcS de Alberto eli GranLe ....-..... zoe
S~sSre;nS lie II P-eStldigilSCi0n Y Ia
m2ssia- LecclOleS PRACTICES lie eSc3-
iuO'eo y preSudiSilaclCn .-...........S1.nD
~~ecTptNS del inferno CONTAMINATION. Csc
TaSQrJ de N,iaSroS de lS Cruz de Ca
.aTaca. VerGatsra toya del ocultis-
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ORRAs De

Arilmetica Commercial por UTcullu.. s0c.
ArItmfl.ea Elemental por An!zar 1899 Sc
Curse Elemental de UeoSrari1 ......sl-V9
~CoInpsnGiC de Gram1uca Gaslellans
segln il Academia EspalOl3 $500. sec
CsmpanO nCSt-ado. Diccioca"io de Ii
Lensua CaStellana, con 75 grabSdoS,
Cateclsmo de Moral, VirtUd : Gr5a-
n,daG para los nil0S. EmpaSiado -. SIC
Sartera &c IL Conversation en- In
giles Lbro muy it'll. IN toGo teia---SiN
CoaYersacioneS y Narracicaes reI2ti-
vas q los Heroes EIdalgO Y JudFeE.. S1c
CaItiila de Middleton de Su@eTfIcies-
aesias mug practicaS para c-aGrar &c
rreGoS Getermllar SupeyIIcles, etc.-..- 1Vc
Dicc!Oner!c Popular de Ia LeaSra
CastelGna. EmpaSlatO en- tea fsl1 ..SL--S
C!cciGnario Manual Enc!cloptGlco &c
Ia iensEa Casiellan2- IuL mes Dc SEES
NIL s~raSatOS, 20 mapGS y ItiFd!OS &c
pe~rsonslss ceic6reS, nonumenioS etc.:-sS.0e
DIcCsOaariO de LngIeS-Esp3nol, de
ooisiiO. Pasta &c 2eTcslina--.. ..--.- +c
Ciccldaario dc Insiss-Espsnoi, Dc
oolsilo. PASTA dc plel....-.....-.. SEC
DIccioDGrIo de lCSleS Y kSpanol, DOT
Angel. FL Ineior en- SU SeneTO- Con
Esle las woes mas mOdernas, - 2-
les, c!enclsS e Gcust-.aS, las GcepciO-
ses FSrs sscct5r ha5i3F am5o lido
Ensensr-a s,multsnss, por Msits... s!c
Al 1fsrssu'o C0!ses;ss 40 = sus
dernOS de dLbujo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SiuV
SsnGfa7ess sFeuesarsi .. Sc
81 tsS193 sin 91sStsc. - y LsCCih
sed, con "a SroeJScisciaa ESursdS. j
e EastiCa ~ $500. .......- At
grnaststo n t5is 81
u NrSs! del Hogar. LiDro o7lnCTc
O. ter.sra. para pilss ......... sAc
81 s.Eei dsi Rosa-. Ltbro segulio 6oc
La GeriS IL IL Casa. TCrcer hDFo
10 - Npggi del EC-a- SIC
TrcDzgca CdS.erlli ........... aGE
Grams;Fgs Casfe,Iaal. SeSBn 10 y
csdaaEs coz IL lsuEia lie les aUmenEa-
tiFOs Y arIunaiiecs. dos completes ira
isGnS de pv.sOTfa y aTtograrla, etc, ,.Si.@5
Grsn%-t.s PTs--sa Ge Ia Ie1syIa IN.
r,s.1 ia natnr Cha cara 81 esir-
lilo SrarpalIcS! del tC.cu.a inSiGS. Tn
SOru5. 60 tgi3
GeCzraTEa De IN HH-uDifr. NrElClna Size
TaSgrsrfs Universal P!utorcsc1. -Cn
60 80 -, i r,,nTn y TIsTes [o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
NOyELAS EISTORICAS Y


= 20 CENT3y0S CADA Una
&bc,.riO Y EioiSa-
AMOR de H8dre.
Diego CorGt5ltes.
D0Ga JI4lfts-
La EUTrtsus De BruselaS.
- Sx.NsTI de Seville.
EScEuaS dS Una ncr.
FOR DO NJ Dis.
;enC-HT2 de B~rayante.
HeTl&n GorttS ' Marina.
- yersaDa dc ID Paloms-
LucTecil BorglE.
LIS AI.an-eS dc TerCSl
E.TSarita te BprSCTa.
If3lO. el moro de Ne3HCie-
Pablo Y Virginia.
Romeo = JUiief3.
TrcIuta aiGS @ la I a. de IN lGgador.
4 - CENrANGS CtDA UNA.
Periodic. BertOldino Y CacaSeno.
GarlJm1Cno o los - paTeS de Francia.
Ia Dana dc las Cameli6A
ar~-gr, pSrgvr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20

Kaganse los pedidos, acompaEados de su importe. en- Giro
Postal, de Express @ en- Caria Ceidficada, a.
4G%GCESg S. EGZANG
sis n. SANTA ROSA AVE SAN ANTONIO. TEX
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
HISTORsA.

FL Sol &c Mayo. Memorials De Ia inter
yeuC:Cu FrdECeSd. cen SFaSaGoS ....S3.2J
FL Cs--O de las CaaspalaS ---------..S2-2S
EpisodiCS MiiitareS MeNlCaHOs. Guerra
de IntspecdeuC!3 Q Invasion AHleT.-
cana, } tones ........................SL7a
S.stor;g te Roma. COmpEcoG" dcSte :
los ~OriEGreS &c Rona. haSia L caiI4
del I1geTiu Romano GC UccIGcnte..... sac
ASTORIA lie Grecia, GeSte los Tieinp2S
hsr0icOS haStG IA dCSnGnDT4cl2u dsL
ImoeFtO de AieiIadgC..-...-........ sc
ser1s = ESUGlllO. La vida Gel Gene
re: piSx. pp- U4C!0S S1Iln3S..-....-..S2.GG
Historic PBtri2. Por Sierra ........... zoe
His.criS de Mexico. or ECTGia, GeSi@
los rr;UernS HanDTS. hlSia T. CalL4
del SsguadO ImpertC. In lCn.O ,cia $3.50
Historic General dc Mexico, %. Lar;.Ie .5C
Ia Rsvoilc'5E d Mexico. nbTG poll
Mscria Universal, edICiGG De lEIO..---.$2.5g
Il llIs-7enCIC1 y q !ngSr:U, pvr Sd
laGo Alvarez, ! ;DIJS, pasta i"lG.-.---l3-rs
IL M2iestSC Cs.Is. NOFela historical
rrsccsGn COGE2 GSpJ4a .............S@W
Memorials dc IN Guer.iiisry. HtSisrla
dc Ia Guerra Ga RgjVrn2 ..........S2e3
Esr-sci0EsS alsl6Ticas M~c-:Can1S. Ira
dS 10 -cYUiuGtOl UlLcFlSta...--.-.-.SibS
nee Y de asn l2leE@s ...--........ Ugc
Los lGsurSS2le5. Relates de IL tnSu-
cicIUaeS = ieysnCgS. Ora ies.iQ+I5
: cuiGtsSr Z! SsnElDlsa,O g2ls!u ell q
coSagur Gs los altos &C NeNtco. Con
grabstUs Y caraEI.a 3 cClOrtS-.--.-... SIC
Sscer1Otc ' CGudii.o- u3fa TGla!tEG !
II Guerra e iadsps2ds2c!S....,-.... @S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
AvENTURAS DE JOHN c. RAFLES
NoVELAs De CARLoTA BRAEME

1 50 tENIASDS CADA UNA.
AZICcll-
A.aUrsS Sub;imes.
CGrg-0a Dc GRO.
Dora
f. SeCTeio &c Lady Muriei.
En- Of GTiSoI Del amor.
En Su Nsuan3 De bodQs-
El;re dos PeCGIUS.
IaTeIclbir AutOr.
Ia CGpdeSl dc Cradoc.
Il Teu;aCtoG lie L Auier.
IL SOGerGa Ce4iC.ent4-
Ia ESiTeua de amor. 4
Mas D&al que ma Guier.
SuelOs del COraloc.
Una iUCha de Amor.
tgsT pS--a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
osRAs PoE.TIcAS De PEA

Calsps d. GpSST 1t
ri Arua del amor. Ed'c.Ga dc IUO Sis;
Las GIaEigS &c Nes.cC ..-.-----.--Sk6
Memorials. RegCP!aS y Rglra.oS. ProS1S s.;
possiEs Esccg.d.S Is;
RsrlerG0s J E~peTGGsGS- ELir!oa de
lg;0 .--.---.- ........-...--.Si.b
rISrss deI Ana sis
poss- 8 Parria SIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
pGESiA.

Csntos De yiGA J ~EspI-aaza. 91r RI-
h1c T,arfo 6E
81 LIb-o aEul. Boz AdaIAertO Es!evG.... G5e
PosSIas EscGz2-as de CaEnqS7Eor. Edi-
zion de lutD
Ei PgrlaSo NsS.caao, , lCEloS.-....-..Sl."O
psSiou3rtas. Dor Manuel II. EIareS...... SIC
psss:gs - \ntn9ia Plaza ............. Csc
PoesssS &c Manuel AcuE2 ..-..-........ SSe
Rcsss de SmnC : de D0lor, por
Francisco ID. Olasu6el -.-.-.--... 9i.gt
yersos-ybCaS POetcaS de Enrique
Torres IOTriia Sl.eV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
ESPIRITISMO.

Dayortonario Ess,rit!sta ........ soc
FL Libro de los Mediums ..........-.St.00
Fl Libro de los EspiriTus ..---...-.---.S1.00
I Genesis, los MilgsroS Y ias Precic-
clones
Ell EYangelio SegGn Ell EspiritIsmo... $3.50
N CieIo Y el Inferno ...............Si.GG
ObraS P0SfumaS de Allan kardek. ....sl.0e
fOue eS Ell ESpirtlSmo? .............si.O0
Arle IL CUrar por medic del magnets
o1,.ia CfaIoV IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
oaRAS De c I HUGO

CSrlns 3 IS NGyi1 zoe
VI su1lhrs cue h.a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zoe
r ANO Terrible sSc
81 IS Episodes de n keYoirt!on
fF2uGES3 -.--s.-..-s-----'" -
Ii l2S1HFTO 90 80 ..-----
IAN as Is.anIia O .: HuGLJTe FieCa E . acc
HIS!OF:. de u cr!Clen --....------. .Se
la Ievanta Ga los SiSlUs 70 ..--.--.Si9h
los HsssrablaS- Dos toIOS .-..---SLSv
Los EFaSSI&doreS GvI Mar ..-...-..-.- .9f
Es2OleCo a 2equehO .--.---,."----- &c
NueS.rs SshOSS q Paris ......---..- 1Se
RELIGION,
AncorG &c Salvation
Cstec.sE-a de TiFEiGs .-....-"-..--.. lst
ComTlSgtgT General ....-.-- .---"--- sSC
C&ieciSCC @ Perseverance, ......... si'U"
e CeriS de- CriSG G0iSm5. LecElrs pa
~ e. boEaT. EGls!6D de lJio-.-----S2s
fiios5ris Elemental, 2or sslnes--.--SI.
Ia tOtizCttS &c G-t50 .....-.....--. az
Las SSrTt-ss. c 81 TrtC1fo De e Rslt-
sf$I Gris-aa& Der Ge2:cSUb-tsHG-...sS-E
st5igfss SaErstl Lbrc de. A2iigun =
NUSyo Tcs.aiHea.S, cue CSGtleae Ia
hi5SSr.S Del pyesto ca EgrzcG, Won
dose GSeEscts cssS0 Rs prsDzFa
Is yeR.ea eI S-s;x2- Ediciss de
lcio
peausac LET&!e - GTsC&ozsS----- ssu
LETaue &c ofacECntS ....-....--...- Sic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Suggestions for
Xmas 1918

Wrist Watches
Sterling Silver Toilet
Sets
Ivory Toilet Articles
Choice Perfumes
WOmen's Umbrellas
Mems Umbrellas
Safety RaZOrs
Leather Shopping Bags
Fine Mesh Bags
Photo Frames
Velvet Bags
Leather Strap Purses
Solid Gold Thimbles
Cameo Brooches
Solid Gold Rings
Solid Gold Bracelets
Cantecn Boxes
Solid Gold Scarf Pins
Leather Brief Cases
Fitted Leather Cases
Pearl Necklaces
Manicure Sets
First Floor, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Stunning Styles in
Women's Coats

Fashion could not possibly be more
lavish with these Goats, which are made
OF every fashionable fabric and ex-
quisitely trimmed with luxurious furs.
Those women who want garments of
striking beauty, perfect workmanship
and beautiful materials, will find wonder
full opportunities to secure here Just what
they want at reasonable prices 5000 to
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
fremont Wool and
Fiber Rugs

These Rugs are nicely made with
patent selvidge edge, so that they can
be easily reversed, giving it double the
wear Of the average rug at this price.
Size 27x54 inches S1.7S
Size 6x9 feet $3.50
Size S.3x1O6 feet -. .SI2.5O
Size 9x12 feet .S14.0O
Size 12x15 feet $500
Third Floor, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Wo1nen's Suits Of Style
and Quality $45

Priced within the reach of all women,
these Suits are designed with every con-
sideration for comfort. engaging sim
plicity and perfection of tailoring. They
are fashioned in the seasons most popu-
lar models, in the most desirable fabrics
and colors. Splendid opportunity for Sc
lection according to your personal taste.
About seventy suits in all extraordinary
values
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Unrivaled FURS

This store is liter
ally filled to over
flowing with fine
Furs Of the better
grade. Rare and
carefully S e | e C t ed
Furs and garments
are here to please
every taste and pock-
etbook.
Scarfs, Muffs, Sets
and Coats in all the
seasons popul a r
furs.
You may choose
your Furs now for
Christmas gifts viii
are complete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Bengal Oriental Rugs

OF Rare Beauty Of Coloring and Design
Bengal Oriental Rugs are now &C
copied as the most convincing and sat
isfactory substitute procurablc for real
handmade Rugs.
In the 9X12-foot size we are showing
seven most attractive Oriental repro
auctions which we are offering at
$1,000 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Odds Rugs at Special
Prices

One Lot OF 9x12 Administer Rugs,
Special, $4,000
This lot OF Rugs should attract the
person who has been waiting for a
Rug at special prices. Some of our
best Rugs are included in this assert
ment, but they are patterns that have
been dropped by the manufacturers
Come early and get first choice
so Rugs to select from, 9x12 feet,
$4,000.
Five SKIP Seamless Administer Rugs,
floral patterns; special, $1,000.
Nine 9x12 feet Alamo Fiber Rugs,
stenciled borders, plain centers; color,
green; special, $3.50.
Three 9x12 De Luxe Crex Rugs;
color, blue, $3.50.
Thirty 36x70-inch Sanford's Amin
ster Rugs, Oriental patterns; special,
$5.9S.
Twenty-Five 36x63-inch Extra AK
minister Rugs, Oriental patterns; spe-
cial, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Give Her a HOOVER

trlc Suction Sweeper. ~
LELP is scarce. War recipes take longer
1 to use. Patriotic meals require time to
plan. Mending clothes to secure their fullest
wear uses up the hours. Soft coal SCOT in
man find time to aid in Red Cross and other
patriotic work unless she has her home lab
ors lightened? Cleaning is the hardest task
OF all. But with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

Fine Tricotinc Dresses, $500.
WOOL Jersey Frocks, $500.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-02-05

with the allies are thus ruthlessly be-
Ing suppressed by the Venezuelan gov
eminent, openly when possible. and
by underhand means when openness
fails, German propagandist publica-
lions are allowed and aided to carry
on, upon a large scale, a campaign of
abuse and villificatlon of the entente
allies. The most important of these
journals is FL Echo Aleman (the Ger
man Echo) of Caracas. a weekly maya
zine. This magazine is made up ex-
clusively of extracts and fictitious ex-
tracts of articles attacking the allies,
taken from real and imaginary public
atiOns all over Latin America and
from the press of Germany and Aus
tria and the neutral countries of Eu-
rope. FL Echo Aleman is distributed
gratis throughout Venezuela and all
the countries of northern and western
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-02-05
PLANES TO CARRY WOUNDED
Physician and Corporal Declare MS
Form of Transport Superior 10
Ambulances.

London.-Tests recently maze on
the western front with an airplane
fitted with two stretchers for carrying
wounded have proved highly satisfac-
tory. No wounded were carried our
ing the tests, but Doctor Chassalng Oh
the army medical service and Corporal
Tetu represented wounded passengers
during a twelve-minute flight, the
equivalent of fifteen-mile journey.
Both the physician and the corporal
declared that this form of transport
is far superior to an ambulance, OF
which both have vivid recollectlons'
having been wounded two years ago.
Doctor Chassalng, who removed a
muffier from his head and unfastened
straps during the flight, expressed the
opinion that there would be no I'M
necessary pain to n wounded passen-
ger. because the equilibrium of the
airplane is so perfect. The machine
was constructed by the aeronauuc
service of the army, which hopes to
use this form of transport for the Sc
verely wounded.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-02-05
376 PAY TAX ON
MILLION INCOME
Only Forty-four in This Class
Were Assessed by Uncle
Sam in 1914.
INCREASE OF 1872 IN NUMBER
Congressman Are InquIring Whether
More Americans Are AmassInQ
Great Fortunes Through tho
Aid of the War.

Income-tax figures recently made
public show that Uncle Sam collected
taxes on three times as many $1,000
600 incomes in 1917 as in 1916
Whether this means more Americans
are rolling up massive fortunes from
the war or merely that the government
had uncovered" many more big in
comes to tax, is being asked by con-
gressmen.
Income figures in 1914 showed just
Al collections on million-dollar or
greater incomes; in 1915, 60; In 1916,
120, and 1917, 376.
While 437 036 persons paid income
taxes last year, previous estimates
set the number as high as 100000. The
number of married men subject to tax
under the old law was 355, 107; unmar-
ried men, 47,461; unmarried women,
1888, and married concentrating re-
turns separate from their husbands
1885.
How Income Tax Was Paid.
The number reporting incomes fol
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-02-05
UNCLE SAM NEEDS FOXGLOvE
Wants Leaves for Manufao.cr< o.
DlgitalIs, Which Was Import'i
From Germany Before Wan

Does the foxglove grow wild In your
neighborhood? If so, you can perform
a great service to Uncle Sam by col
lecting Its leaves and sending them to
the nearest college of pharmacy. For
digitalis, the most valuable heart
stimulant known to meaical science, Is
made from them.
Before the war mort of the digi-
tails was imported from Germany, and
a little from England; tSe supply from
the former has ceased ard the latter
can spare scarcely any, so the council
of national defense is calling urgently
for the domestic article, whA'h Is as
good as the foreign.
Foxglove grows abundantly IN mSss
parts of the country. The first years
growth is a simple rosette of leaves.
The second year the plant sends up a
tall Towering stalk, the upper part OF
which is covered with blossoms shaped
like the ends of glove fingers ano
ranging In color from pale pinkish VIC
let to purple, the inside of the bel
being pale with dark red spots. Ont
variety has white blossoms.
The fresh green leaves both from
the basal cluster and the stalk art
gathered and dried indoors, either OF
the floor of a warm unused room or Of
trays of burlap or canvas.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-02-05

War taxes swelled internal revenue
receipts to $500, 1893, $40, an increase of
more than S296.000.000 over totals of
1915, according to the annual report of
Daniel @. Roper commissioner of IN
ternal revenue.
Staggering as is this total, however,
1t Is less than one-fourth the total of
estimated internal revenue for the cur
rent fiscal year. 1t is estimated that
So 400, 100000 will be raised in the year
ending June 30. 1913. $780, 100000 OF
which will come from excess profits
and income taxes.
Illinois led III the production of dis
titled spirits with 79,320,617 gallons.
Indiana was second with 1885,, 276
gallons, and Kentucky third, with &c.
AL ,77S gallons.
The First and Second New York dis
tricts led IN total collections, which in
Guided income-taX returns. The Fifth
| Illinois or Peoria district maintained
It's lead in production of distilled spir-
its with 62.230254 gallons. as COM
pared with 51,607 972 for the fiscal
year 1915. This was nearly three times
the production of its nearest COMPETE
tor, the Seventh Indiana district.
Some Sources Of Taxation.
The sources of internal taxation pro
ducing the largest amounts of revenue
during the last fiscal year were: DIS
TILED spirits and fermented liquors, ex
elusive Of special taxes, SUBSTITUTED
manufactured tobacco. including snuff
cigars and cigarettes, $102, 23O, 2O5.35
munitions manufacturers tax, S27'663,
e39.63; various special taxes, including
tax on capital stock of corporations
500, 371, 31O39; corporation income tax
SITS, 5S9, 631 .03; individual income tax
$3.50. 10s, 340.10.
Commissioner Roper recommends
revision of the tax on oleomargarlnt
production Of which during the twelv
months was the largest in the histor
of this industry.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-02-05
America Defied By Venezuela

caibo the only pro-ally paper in vene-
zuela, and this solely because the cen
trail government cannot enforce its au-
thority in the extreme western state
of Zuia, which always has been noted
for it's independence and refusal to
submit TO what 1t considers undue as
sumption of authority by the Caracas
In order to insure In
an indirect manner the suppression OF
this journal, which Is thorn In the
flesh of the Germans and consequent
" Of the Venezuelan government. the
latter has established a prohibition
duty on paper and imposes upon all
users thereof the keeping of daily
record of amounts imported and con
sumed, which is to be inspected by Off
Gals appointed for the purpose. A re-
fund of a portion of the duties will be
made after consumption Of the paper
under supervision of the government
for purposes satisfactory to 1t. This
means that after the exhaustion of its
present supply of paper Ell Fonografo
cannot afford to import more and viii
have to suspend. Moreover, the gov
eminent will not permit the stock OF
paper left on hand In Caracas, when lei
Fonografo of that city was suspended,
to be sent to Maracaibo for the use of
the paper there Of the same name and
under the same management.
While newspapers which sympathlze
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tion he counseled Its editors not to
print anything offensive to the Ger
mans.
4 When the British minister at Carac-
as protested against the suppression OF
FL Fonografo. on the ground that I'll
Eco Aleman (the German Echo) or that
city. was allowed free rein to carry
on an extensive propaganda against
the allies. the Venezuelan government
retorted by suppressing the pro-ally pa
per In Iguildad Equality of Ciudad
Bolivar, and made El Correo de Ia
Tarde AFTERNOON MaiD of the same
city. German propagandist newspa-
per. It's official organ.
FL Luchador Suppressed.
Later Ell Luchador (the Wrestler)
of Ciudad Bolivar, newspaper OF ten
wears existence, the only influential
newspaper In all eastern venezuela,
was suppressed because 1t reproduced
an article of an American In Venezuela
upon the policy of the United States
in Latin American countries when
had been published In pamphlet FORM
and contained absolutely nothing al
which the Venezuelan government
could take offense. The article paid a
high tribute to General Gomez, which
is necessary in any article that Is
printed in Venezuelan newspaper, but
simply refuted claims printed In the
numerous German newspapers ano
periodicals to the effect that the United
States government was entering upor
policy of Imperialism and for thai
reason was seeking to browbeat the
Latin American republics into severint
relations with Germany.
This has left FL FOnografo of Mara
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AMERICANS ADEPT At POLICE WORK

police have to contend with Is the lack
of constables, who are mostly at the
front But this is no difficulty to the
American captain, who promptly de-
tails as many men to help as may be
needed.
The captain is treated with great
respect and has an office for his lieu
tenants in the local police buildings.
What strikes one as strange Is that
the local police officials seem to think
that the Americans, after coming over
to France to take part in this war, pay
ing their way, supplied with every sort
of food for man and horses, clothing
and munitions of war, ought TO speak
French also. The boot is decidedly
on the other leg, think the American
boys. The French authorities ought to
have officials who speak English, or, IL
this is not convenient, then they ought
to have men who can act as interpre-
tiers for the boys. This is a crying
evil and ought TO be remedied at once.
Volunteers are wanted to teach the
Americans the elements Of French as
spoken.
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SCOT TIES UP TELEGRAPH
Difficulty That Has Long Been Puzzle
to Electricians at Last Is
Solved.

Marshfield, Orc.-Trouble that has
beset a new line of the Western Union
Telegraph company between Eugene,
Ore, and Marshfeld since 1t was con-
structed and which had been puzzle
TO electricians, is believed to have
been solved. 1t has been found that
where the wires run through 4,3OO-
foot railroad tunnel the insulators
have been made conductive by spot
from locomotives. Now employees OF
the telegraph company go over the
line within the tunnel and wipe away
the SCOT collections at regular inter
walls and telegraphic communication
is uninterrupted.