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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10
WHERE TO GET THE DAILY SUN

The Daily Sun is on sale every af-
ternoon at Dobson's Store, Tusculum /;
Earnest & Aliens store, Chuckey, and
by Joseph Keebler, Jr., at Rheatown.
The good people Of these communities
can get the daily news in this way
lust as it is received in Greeneville
and we hope that they will appreciate
our efforts to take care Of them and
give us their support and patronage.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10
DRUGGISTS PERSONALLY
RECOMMEND KIDNEY
PREPARATION

During our twelve years expert
ence as retail druggists we have hand
led DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root; we
would not consider our stock COM
plete without it.
We recommend it to our custo-
mers and tell them If used according
to directions it will produce very sat
isfactory results in different ailments
Of the kidneys, liver and bladder.
We have not had ore kick, but have
had customers praise its merits. !
have no hesitancy in recommending
Swamp-Root to our customers.
Very truly yours,
Fl. M. COOK PHARMACY,
June q, 1917. Spencer, N. c..
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer q CO.,
Ringhamton, N. 7.
Prove What Swamp-ROot VIII Do For
You.
Send ten cents to Or. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. ", for sample size
bottle. It win convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention the Greeneville Weekly
Sun. Medium and large size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10
CHAPTER XVIII.

I prevailed upon the authorities to
grant me an eight-day furlough to visit
my home and | took advantage Of this
10 cross the Dutch border / left my
home under a pretence of Intending to
visit relatives, wearing civilian cloth
ing. / bought a railroad ticket to Kali
denkirchen, q medlum-slzed town near
the Dutch border. During my trip to
Kaidenklrchen had plenty of time to
review all that had happened.
How different everything was after
the first year Of the war My home
town, once lively country settlement,
was now as calm as a graveyard. In
this town, which had a population be-
fore the war Of 1000 souls, more than
40 had been killed and many others
crippled. Food was very high with lit
lie to be had.
There was no enthusiasm for the war
manifest anywhere. The people were
downhearted. stunned.
II was the same In other cities. The
longing for peace was universal yet no
one talked Of peace or expressed the
desire for it.
One word spoken, which displeased
the autocratic government, merited the
severest punishment That Is how 1t is
TO be explained that the German PEG.
pie cannot force the Hohenzollerns into
peace because the government, with
assistance Of the military, smothered
every expression Of peace with blood,
even at that early date.
The present Prussian government
win slaughter any German citizen to
further its own interests In the same
way that 1t attacked the innocent pop
ulation OF Belgium without regard.
with a clean conscience and clean
handsl
"Gott strafe England. FIR list strafe
esw
Going through the streets this was
heard right and left as comment and
q reply.
To me, fresh from the front. this
Kind Of greeting was unknown.
Presently / learned the reason Of
this modern form Of salutation. The
hatred within the German nation was
not 50 great toward France and Rus.
sla. Il
The people quietly accepted the euor'
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10

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Plants. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Enterprise Company, Inc, Sumter,
S. C. d-w-tf
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10

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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10
HEARD IN CREENEvILLE
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Stronr-Kidnev lila Corrected.

How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong-Kidney Ills Corrected.
All over Greeneville you hear it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up
the good work. Greeneville people are
telling about it--telling Of bad backs
made sound again. You can believe
the testimony o. your own townspeo-
pie. They tell it for the benefit OF
you who are suffering. If your back
aches, if you feel lame, sore and mis-
cradle, if the kidneys act too fire.
quently, or passages are painful,
scanty and off color, use Doan's Kid
ney Pills, the remedy that has helped
so many of your friends and neigh
bors. Follow this Greeneville citizens
advice and give Doan's chance to do
the same for you.
J. w. Mcdaniel, ST., bookkeeper
ITO Church St., says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills did me lot of good when
| used them and / am always glad to
recommend them"
Mr.. Mcdaniel is only one of many
Greeneville people who have CRATE
fully endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills.
If your back aches-if your kidneys
bother you, don't simply ask for a
kidney remedy--ask distinctly for
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
Mr.. Mcdaniel had-the remedy back
ed by home testimony. go cents at
all stores. Foster-Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y. "When Your Back is
Lame-Remember the Name"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10

L0ST-Sunday morning, May 9Th
somewhere between Morristown and
GreenevilIe, one 38x4 tire, tube and
rim Tire had blowout patch. WIN
finder please write B. G. Austin, Is
W. Market Square, Knoxville, Tenn,
for reward.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-10
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Continued from Yesterday

others appeared.
We also received re-enforcements,
thus permitting the slaughter to con-
tinue.
Each man fought frenziedly, expect
ing his death blow mOmentarily.
No life was worth a penny. Each
man fought like beast.
stumbled and fell upon the stones
and in less time than Is required to re-
late 1t saw before me giant French
man with pioneers spade raised to
strike blow. With lightninglike speed
lodged and the spade struck a stone.
In the next moment my adversary
had dagger plunged to the hlIt In his
abdomen.
He went down with a terrible cry
and crumpled up in agony on the
ground. / thrust the dagger into my
boot and seized the spade. There
were new enemies all around and the
spade came in handy.
struck an enemy between the head
and shoulders. The sharp spade en-
tered his body and buried itself half
way in. heard the bones crack under
the force Of the blow.
Another adversary was nearby and
I dropped the spade and seized the
dagger.
He struck me with his fist and the
blood ran from my mouth and nose.
We clenched. My dagger was In my
right hand.
Each Of us held the other around the
breast. He was not superior to me in
strength vet he chung to me as tightly
as did to him.
We tried to reach each other with
our teeth. still held the dagger but
was unable to strike.
Soon one of us would have to let 60
While was trying my best to find
way to kill him there was terrible
explosion nearby.
saw my opponent fall and my
self felt terrible pain in the right
side Of my lower jaw.
v / ran as quickly as could to the
rear and after a search Of several
hours found a dressing station, where
\ was bandaged.
My face was so swollen that the doc
Tor could not tell whether or not my
law had been broken
was placed on train for wounded
men, bound for Germany and was
taken to hospital In Dusseldorf.
| arrived at Dusseldorf August %,
1915. My wound was not dangerous
and they expected would be cured in
IA days. Yet 1t required three weeks.
During this time | made up my mind
iirmly that would not murder any
more people at the order Of and to
further the interests Of HohenzolIern-
lam. that this war would mean the end
OF the Hohenzollerns and Of Prusslan
militarism. decided to desert to Hol-
land. -
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
DOS SS0L.DADO6 ANTE LA C0RTE MARCIAL
Estan acszsaldos De tdessegrcien = a~sesinato
DIERON MuERTE A UN RANGER E HIRIERON A 0TR0
Al. SER P%ERSEGUID0S POR "SLAACKERS"

tivus Sc ocuitaban una fue-za de
Rangers con l. mission de ~capturar-
los, estgndo situnda l. reterids casa
q s:ete millas de ls poblscion lie
White City, do2ds n fuerzs de c.
b~slleria qued6 lista para " c aux
liar a los Rangers 81 caso de QUE Sc
hiciera recesario.
Dos dispG-oa hiricroa Il dos Rangers.
Los Rangers llegaron al bosqua
cerca de las once dc la noche Y ell
Jefe de esta fuerza dispuso que fue-
"a Sitiado CT scguida con el objeto
&c que ringuno de les que Sc oculta-
ban en- "a casa pudieran cscapar, pues
estes pasaban en- ella Ia noche y en-
G! dia vageban Dor los monies dc las
cercanias. Pero en- la madrugada Y
antes de que los Rangers preten4ie-
ran llevar 4 cabo 81 mission. dos dis
p&roS SaliGcs de entire Ia espeSura del
boSquc fueron i HERR a los Rangers
White y Rowe. mUriendo el primero
varias horas despucs dc haber sido
herido.
500 cePturGGc& ioGo3 los QVc CT
e. busqwc &C 0cuitG6cr.
La mayer parte de les que en- cl
boSque Sc ccu!taban hacienda compa-
nia u los dos fugitivos fuercn captu-
RADIOS e. dia &c cstos acontecimieatos
en- la mism2 casa donde csquivaban
la acciUn &c Ii Justic!a ' otros que
hgraron escapar fueron aprehcndidos
varioS dias deSDucS Ell cl C0ndado de
Beaumont y encarcelados en- Ia pri-
sion dc &Qucl Condado. Entire cstos
SC cncontraban les dos fugitivos Will
liams Y Evans. q~uienes fucron traidos
al CampoS Travis con 81 ob;cto de en-
ljstarlcS en- cl c.jercito, de! cue POGO
TEMPO despucs 80 escaparon. sienio
reaprcncndidoS varios mescs mas tar
de V vueltos al mismo Campo.
En- TN principle surgiercn discu-
stones entire les autoridades civiles Y
militarcS. di~sputandoSe unas Y otras
ell derecho de ju2g&r a los dos reos,
pero finalmentc el Departamcnto de
Guerra decide que 7 Corte Marcial
deberia formar el proceso 4 Evans Y
Williams y las autor!dadeS civiles juz-
gar a los completes que . ellos Sc
ocUltaban en- Ia casa del bOsQue.
FL Mayer Hood Bone, ayudado por
ell Captain Roy L. Hawk y Il Tcnien-
:. y r.-.- -.A- ,.l-,,-.-~,z-
tc e~Sturieron en- cl COndado de San
.Agustin con ci obje,o dc RECONSTRUCT
los hachoS. seran q~u;cnes lleven la VOC
de Ia acusaciou durante Ell tempo que
dure la Cortc Marcial Que juzgara .
Williams : Evans quieDes. como an
ties decimos, empezaron 4 scr Juzga-
DOS ii manaaa de aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
FALTA UN HOM8RE'
tvicHc &c a la

Cafe Colon ei jovcn Carries RODRIGUEZ
n.iembro de una hueHa fanlilia &c 81
n.!ca. cuando en;ro en- el Reservado
dcnGe Sc hallaba c! citado joven con
ct Crupo de amiCos.el senior General
dc, ejercito c2rrancista. Don Rafael
de Ia Tore. Este Senor ilvj.o Il los
amigos dc Rodriguez Z tcmar 7 CO.
pa. GUslosamente aceptarGn aQuellos
pcr2 81 joven Sinaloense sc Ncg6. d.
cieHCo cue 10 QuC-ia tomar NADIA por-
que tcGia u POGO &C co!oT de caba-
"a.
-Tcrgs para qac sc lie quitc-dijo
e. senior General de j" Tore &acando
vicicltAmcnte 81 pisJoi& del clnto. "
r~ac:antola en- Ia cabcza del inermc Sc
ncr Rodriguez.
Cuantas personals SC cAcon,raba@
CT Ct Cafe Colon. huycron al darse
cuent2 dc cstos hechos, Y ~cntonce2
{, seno- de a Tore So present3 ante
Don NEWSSTAND para darie cuenta de
cue Sc hab:a despachado I un"cicD-
tifiro."
e. Sehor C&rr2nE- nc cast;Go. nj s.
Quicra re9rerdio al general carrancis-
"a. ' pasaGo aigGn tempo 10 envio .
campana iandole manera para que
!cgrarar haCec fortuna.
FInalmentp a Ia separation dc
Nsrciano Gonzalez de Ia Inspection
General de Poiicia. dc Ia Tore fuG
elevado I IN categoria lie Inspector
General. Y e7 estos momentoS eS di-
cho general quien tiene 4 su cuida-
do la persecution de los de~lincuenteS
de TODD orden, 10 mismo ratecos que
asesiHos.
Como va die al principle de mi
correspondence. es muy singular 10
que ocurTe resDecto 4 este senior: ne
die Sc atreve I atacarlo. 4 todoS los
i~aspectores de pol;cia. los periodistas
los atacan o los cef;eaden. pues Ia di-
fIcultad de manejar q III cuerpo de
honbres de rala condicion. como son
en- 81 mayoria los agentes de Ia Re
servada, Sc presta para que haya ID
gar g criticas. Sin embargo, Ell te-
-ror que consum6 eli asesinato perpe-
trado por el senior General de Ia To-
RE inace dos amos. fue ISL. que mir
gin pericdista nj los repu,ados CO.
no de mas valcr civil, Sc arteven 8
atacarlo.
= en- las man de d:cho senor e.
Il IA Gsfeasa de todos los hogares &c
los habitanres &c esta gran ciudad.
margarine POGO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
Glen MILLONES DE PESETAS
EN- BILLETES NUEEOS

MADRID. ortubre 2S.-El Banco
de Espana ma anunciado la emission
de Glen millones dc pcsetas mas en- bl-
lletss nuevos en- virtuc Gel reclente
decreto que 10 autoriza para tai CO
"a.
D:ch& authorization Tue dada en-
vista de que On las reservas de esta
institution de credito eXiste diSponi-
bic urG caHtidad mayor que ia ne
cesaria para g-arantiza~ lcgalmentc
Ia emission dc que Sc t7ata.
FL aumento habIdo or las reservaS
del Banco Sc Gebc . las acumulacio-
ues que Sc han lido hacienda de las
;r~aport2cioues dc GRO Cue 50 han lie
raGo a cabo dura1tn los C!:iMos ne
SOS = viene = coGfnTrar las rcticias
0-o7a.adas eH GiaS pas&dos refcrcn-
:es = qle la situacion finsnciera lie
EsD2n. lra magnIfica. tarso que no
s20ia travesaG, nuaca 7or = scWe-
ana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
SUHAR!O De la GUERRA


lIcWG5,l" hc cf"'eStdd' @f Ia
njtsmc "ofn dci 0'cSlde&tc Il IL
"ct. 81 rcS"acS'a Il j'-gG. po'
Il rCticjC da0' Pof &c c!'''hc
RGd'ogr"i'ca Ci'cict Hie"'c@d'
&c mIy bTcre ! SC concrete c.
r5esor gre. Gco,do t 'os cc"e!"2
~rnd'cGica tcct9S a III to"Sth'-
cioa cic"!0ia. Ct 9o0'er1io Gie-
ma" cs e rcpFesc"tc"fc Del PFC
bio o!cmG". con Poderes isgotcs
Gcrjsjro@ q p'Gc qac los "'la6os
der a corocer u terminus res
pccto dc IN cr"j&f'c''.
A"S'rjc-H"HGT'1 tcnblc" Ia
cortcsiado al pfc&'dcntc II pSo"
y 8" ycSpac&to e.rDrcSa sin en-
iajGs qac GccptG foday las re-
cores y c9asiderGciC?,ca e.cpRcs-
fqs pcr ct Primer .NagiStrGdo
ame,fconc y qHc cstG descoso y
dispuesio pcra ucgociar 10 pa:
D I'M immsdiGt0 Grnisticj9 c" t.
dos los IrerteS &c -'dtdHG aus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
IL EPInENIA DE INFLUENZA
SILJE IN GUESO nE 10 MAS
IRREGULAR

MADRID. cctubrc IS.-L4s iufOr-
T~.acicnes p-o2orc:oTadas por las Az
toriGades sanit2rias. seguu las decla-
r2:.c:cs hechaS 81 ola de hoy por e.
6na.sr.o de IL Gobernac:oa. poEea en-
e.ideaciS qae cl Gesa1rollo dc Ia cpl
3ania dc influenza esJ@ s:cuiendo Una
Eorna dc 10 mas irregular y corlp!e-
samenta difece2te : il Qac hG terido
IT otras ocaSiG2eS. \ ccc dec!!na
d1rante alc11oS diES Y cuardo sc
cree dcmiaad. "a o = punto de serlc.
comienza 4 aumelt2r de nueva cuen-
a. III L socasioneJ anveriores. deS-
yues &c varias SsT2nas dc II c-ecIen-
10. liegzb- Tn 1onlento Ell Cue CO.
men=aba { notacSe Que rabla iogra-
do seq Gomirada y Gesaparecla en- Sc
cuida en- toGas parties a Ia vez.
Tambien Sc infcrma que IL enfer-
nedsd esta afectando una lorna inu-
sitada V Que muchos cases termInan
fataImeute 4 causa de Cros vo.ritos
de sangre senlejantes q los cue sc
presentan en- los casos de fiebre anna
riila.
e. gobierno ha nombrado una c.
mission de specialists para que Sc
enccrgue de estudiar Ia e~nterrledad.
Terminar las informacio1es diciel-
do que Il r~eapertura de las escuelas
que So estsba esrudialdo er variaS
provinciss Ia sido pospuesta por
tempo irdcfinido 2 causa &c que las
condolences que prsvalecen a cauSa
de In epidemic son am serias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
AUSTRIA IA ChPITULADO.

PARIS. Octubre 2S.-Refir!endosc
= las noticias recihidas de Berna. de
que en- su reSpuesta q! Preside2te
Wilson. Austria acspta tcdaS las con-
G!clcNeS cue G. Magistrate america
10 !e Impulse. el diaSio "Lheure" dice
que Ia meta de Austria es una compile
= capitalization. Y que Alemania, a su
&c. = We en- Ia nec"s:d2d de aceptar
Jas ccndiciOneS del armisticio, que ha-
ran impossible cue SO re1ueven las
.ost;lidades Y !. obligaru7 i que a
ccnJc en- todaS SIS parties Ia paZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
LAS ULTIMAS NOTICIAS
De NUESTRO SERVI-
CIO ESPECIAL
TRES yICTIMAS DEL TEMBLOR.
Ciene dc Ia Ia.)

NUENA ORk. 0ctubre 2S.-Telc-
granaS recibidoS de San Juan. Mica
ragua. dicen que tres DerSor2s murie-
rc2 = conSecueacia dc! temblor lie!
jue"es Ell la noche. y que en- Ancc.
Mayaguez : Aguad;'la las p6rdilas
matcria!c3 fueron graRies. pues mu-
chos ed:fic;oS rectbie-9n danes de con
s~ide-acion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
lT0DoS ESTAN SUFRIENDo CON FL CATARRo?
iPOR QUE CONTINuAN UsANDO PRGCEDIMIENT0S
MADECIAD0S7
Los izvados 7 dgehas nunes 10 aararar.

lido eoa g us, l.! 5. S. S. e eraI a--u:s Co=a-
pI=:a7en.c = e=u7- T. = e~af--=~d,i, d "a
orc IS 81 pc=fcst9 aEt:aoto, II ;n6;eza cor
=ec:-.1=5 : .~-c,ie;=a : ere us:eh Gche rc;a-
r-ir.
6. 8. :. c52 ; "a =.ato c. toaa= Is jraxu--
r!zs. s: us:ci de- oStr-r~ co39@l:s r:Slica
gratis cr---= &c ~ caso -peciai. cs-riha : !.
direction; CHEZ st.t;cs' Advise,
Swif, Specif:- Co, o-p. 3. ATLANTA.
GEORGIA. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29
VISTA HR. WILSON IL SECRE
TARA DE GUERRA.

WASHINGTON. Octubre 26.-El
Presidente Wilson hizo esta tarde una
vista ~inespe-ada a Departamcnto de
Guerra. Dicna vista Sc cree CUE ten
ga relacjcn con l. propuesta de Aus
tia para un a-misticio en- todos los
frentcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29

e e22rro - h-ec sc-s-~~tr r1ocss3 Guam
do ebs:-uys 81 condu-;-a measles, eaGs=ceo
ErxaSes mSies;i-a pa-2 ~~--ri--~. ne-o = w.
sade-o pcliS-o - e2eue=:a crz=G0 Ee-ce =
i~ntsresar los putzonea-
Este - q motive pa- = cc=l vst=-, GsSs
cca.p-en6e- n '=2o--a=-:c - @ss-Sc- GeS.-
Gansrsc eta sSscc; n, y r. pe-is- yf--po
cxpe-iuaertlndo cleiic-Es1:cs Coc ,cia,n-ste
pgsden tocsr = -~csTsIr.c, 7-ra -o5s- re-s
h5r. Del Cats--u. G-ac ou~ .--ciS- Jos Ee--
nersa &c q eate-siad Q1c cStaa - Il saa-
g-c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29

Aye CT "a msnana, Ell e. edlt!cio
dc II Association Crist;ans &c Jo7e-
res, del Ce:nno Travis, enlpe-o G! lus-
clio rle So ha instruido contra los
soldados Samuel Il. williams y De-
MEL u. Evans, pe-tenecientes 3 Is
Coupenia A. del Caerpo $50 de n
fante-ia, de Ia Division 50 ) cue por
les deliros de discretion y ass.iaato Sc
les la instruido proce5c.
Sc les acusa de haber dado auerte
al Ranger del Estado de Texas Dud-
iey White Y de homicide frcstrado
en- Giro Ranger ilsmGdo ". {. Rowe,
a quien hiricron.
Les acusados. aGcmGS. despCes de
haber side caDturados Y encont-ando-
Sc prestando sus servicios en el ejer-
c;ro. Sc desertarcn. habiendo sido re-
aprehcndidcs varies meseS MAS tar
dc.
FL y!uici5 rr0Ectc ycr
mig intcfeSqNtc.
La Co-te Marcial I cue seran ST.
ietos Evans Y Williams promote ser
,umameHre irtereSantC. pueS en- e!
participaran tanto personals c'NlicS
como militares Y 81 efecro. numero-
sas RESIDENCES en- el Cond2d0 de San
Agustin. dcnde los aconteclmientaS sc
d~eSarrollarcn. han vcnido q San An
tonic con ell cbieto de tomar parte
ell 81 Juicio. contandose entire ei!os
81 Captain dc los Rangers del Estado
De Texas. ". Il. Hansen. qaien Seri!
,cstigo de cargo contra los acuSCCOS.
Hu;cr del scrricjO DjIitaE.
los aconJecimieutos relacionadoS
con cl asesinato del Ranger White Y
que mctivaron eI proceSo de Williams
: Evans. Sc desarrollaron De Ia ST.
gGicntc manera:
In los primcros dias de JUNO de!
ano pasado, ell Sheriff Watts, del
Condado de San .AguSvin. informo 4
Ia superioridad correspondence dc
varias dificultades sIrgidas con Va
rios hombreS del rcfeTido Condado
que. scgun - suponia. tra,aban de
evadir cl aervicio militar Y Sc oculta-
ban Ell una casa QVe. rodead& por IN
espeso bosGue. cxistc Ell Ia region.
Este boSqVe, que cs impenetrabic,
habia serviGo de madr!guerG 4 los
bandidos cue h&cc an2s hac;an Sus
correr!as nor ell Estado ' Lc defensa
= las tribus salvajeS Que en- los abe
rigercs del Es5ado dr Texas. habi-
taban en- la region.
En- el inforMc &c References. que
,ba d:rigido al AyudanJe General del
Es,2do. Mr. Harley. Sc lc dccia ade-
mas que las coSas sc prcssntaban Eiuy
serias. que Ia casa donde les fugiti-
vUs Sc o1uitGban pertenecia al padre
DC II de elloS. que los "siackers" con
tahan con var:os simpatizadores que
va SC hahian Undo Z c!los y que con
este motive SC csgcrab@n D!Iy serias
dificu!:2dcs.
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CUANDO LA NEURALGIA
ATACA LOS NERYI0S
Fl iinimento Sloan (Sloan's l.
nimenil deshace Ia coages-
lion y caima los dolores

Una Decuera cGrtjdad. anlicada sin
frot2mieEto. pcletrsr2 en- les tejidus.
Gando III ai'vjo Immediate ' sU2Vi1a1-
do los nerVjOS.
Ct linimsoto de Sloan ,Slo2R'S Ii
nimsntl g wuy elective para Joda
class de Intermediates eZ.crnaS. or
ceduraS. infiaEiacioEeS, reGr!,is, reU-
matismo.
Tcnga s:cmure dispoaiblc Gaa DO
tella para 81 Uso de 81 tamiiia. Esta
dc venta eu las dvCsuer,as dc ,odas
parties. prer.,: .py. TO- y Size
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Prsglntamos 81 D.. EvanS s. la
e5idsm;a ha cauSado Svs2 E4-nero DC
F, vicSinas entire los memories. ' nos con
ytssto que afortuRadsIneEUe no. pueS
Il se habia Gesa-roilado cast sofa
ments entire los aduiC2s.
Sin embargo: 81 las escuel@S hui
t:eran contiEuado ~ab:eTt&S. IS muy
pcobab!s que IL epidemic Sc hubiera
d~esarrollado taEl5iea entire los r!nos,
por cuanto cue uro solo hubiera lie
vado ell coutagio q todoS los deEIaS.
Ademas. ellos lutheran sido vehlcu-
les para 1levzr L. eIfermedad a sus
. casaS.
No Kay Prcjesores ~cHfsr@:os.
IntsrroEado sobre 81 los cursos po-
drian dc nuevo -iziciarse de manera
normal 0 81 seria c0SSaculo para clio
Ia enfe-naedad dc les profesoTes. nos
manifesto que. poT fortuna. cast no
: hebia enfermos encre e. Duniero$o
professionals &c las escuel2c de San
Antonio, por 10 que no haoria diff
cultad para Il r~eapertura &c los cur
SOS ia semana p~r6Xin1a.
Tea!roa { Iqissjas.
NADIA pudimos saber respecto &c
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scs rcatros c igle3ias, s!ao que era
probable que en- e. car5o de dos Sc
maaas volvieran C abrirse. En- las
:giesias, hc cstado h2bierdo ceremo-
Mas, a las cuales no Sc ne permit
DO cue concurTan mas de cincucnEa
personals.
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CASESE

IASESE-
C.tso-p C. dar2s mcSicEc2S ' otras IA
cIeaaisGeGG y..Casa Ls.2 dc hcrUuSos
rorb-Cs-
&ande IN DOLLAR = cnvtaremos a
-,elta de co-rro. Gusss-u CDn1S-C ClLa-
lc,o Matrimonial. CO.. G~-c-Jpclca-s CON-
p5stas Dc -crhzS ,6yCHG = al-uraz va
ta.. cue busc,n q III na-do Dur2o " hon
r,,to. p-~.~ uscsr ~Sr-ci- \ ru-.GG.e=a
ds chs y c~ons-Zrr AZ fen -,:..rmoEio en-
my b-evr c;cnyu. SuSot-os. pU- -ae-trH
psre. souSs pc-s"aaS re~ecrenuahteS. nGc-
-, rr-o-jo sta s-saEr sCb-c n hrETaGe=
: lsz,rrsdzd So e. DUG CO DEF Que IN
c.xru.Ta czreGnd - TN DOLLAR si-ya
- ss.o-bo - u1z rr"H@bss FELICIDAN
MATRIMONIAL Esc-;ha boy mIsno =:
.C0SROPOLETAN COREESPON-
DENCE CLUE
p. O.. Boz 4JS Venice. Cal,
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TERRIBLE bal De Ia
INFLUENZA
Vie2e &c "a u pag.)

crudecimisEto de IL epidemic : cstc
.sigae 81 curse actual. 6 probable Gus
las cscuelas todaS de L ciUGad, cue
essan cer-GdaS dsSie principles del
mes. a6ran dc nueyo = pusrt&s :
los 2lumaos 81 tunes &c l. scC.aEG
proxfma-