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CLASSIFIED. ADVERllS-
ING RATES

Ten GENTS pcr counted line Tor FIRST
insertion and sc per line for each sub
seuuent inaer tion-based on minimum
of three mes and six words To tho
line.
All advertisements set n siS point
fnnnparcip unless otherwise ordered.
llcht face 10 point To Is point. per-
mittcd an. harged Tor on sis-point
basis
one month Insertion 81 per line.
No nd accepted for less than three
lines . r.
rer line per mouth on contract. NO
a. accrpt, q tor less than three iines.l
SPECIAL. CLASSlFtCATlONS
Srecial notices. dividend notices. an
nita. meetings. elections. proposals,
public sai,s, auction sales and all
srecial installations will be charged
for Mt rate oi lUc a line Tor the nrst
insertion aud ~ line tor each sub
scotlpnt insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at month
~ rate
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AUTOMOBILES EnR sALE

AUTOMOBILES FoR SALT
AUTOMOBILE rfte- messenger cadillac.
tni4 nludoi Cood condition. truly 1pt
Van nuren street tan nurrn streef
Gnrae"
AZ ToNnnIlF Mitchell nve passenger
touring car IL gnnd order ehrau Apple
Smith GaraRr 81 French street
AttrnHiuBII.r nFrAtRMrN Two. aood
Apri, trench @ttpet tJafape f25
Fr"nrh street
AtfrnNtopltr ,"pd. rnear aoa ieGer-
SON street rh"ne 7Stln
AUTOMOBILE overland touring ar good
,ouditinn ~ rnod.i ttire $40 Hurley
ruwcl SO IA Market street
AttIuNlunlit r"tl touring -. cheap
43uud condition W F darkness .{l4
Neef Thlrtieth street
A aruNtnuliEs lufz Furd touring ar
I'VE e-raaeeparr overland ~ 4ou bare
Ford rar FOE sale take L "a garage. itt3
Tatnail atrpet
AUTOMOBILES raus for all makes or
automobiles. new snd scCond hand springs
hoela. tires. tuhrs aud ali parts Adams
street Garage. So Adams street Fhuue
dAi2 W
AUTOMOBILES Wc buy se,ond hand
autornohies for natta. any condition
Adams street Garage, 3o4 Sorth Adams
etr,St fhnue At4f w
louk Automuhie owners ~ buy old
Rutu= aud tires net suitable fuf use HiEaa
set prices paid Jacob ffotiKsl. - hast
Third strret = phone 3hus "
MANwFiI.. H,o passenger ,3ood condi=
ttnu VIII sell reasonable Address J -
Every Etening oniee
TKt.CkS Two light delivery aue Tnd
ford. ono smith form Ford truck ApnIY
Diamond lee & Coal 60. Thirteenth aud
Lombard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

PUBLIC SALE-Il Ilosehold goods, etc, I4O8
Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday. March %
1918 10 O'Clock a. III Two mahogany ward
robes glass front buffet, two box couches
sectional bookcase. two mission bookcases
parlor suite. whatnot, desk. china closet
sofa, etc. Stidham 3 son, aucts,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
PROPOSALS.

Denartment at u s Coast Guard Head
quarters, Washington. y &. until Y. m,
tuesday April 10. lals. and publicly
o,,eued Immediately thcrea fter. for con
II r1ictiu q ffulkhead " harf at L : Coast
Guard Depot South Baltimore Maryland
Nj proposals should " inClosed in sealed
cnvpiopa and marked Proposal for huik
head wharf L y Coast Guard Depot.
SOI1th BsifiFnorc Md to nc opened y m
Anri! 10 TaIs addressed to the Captain
Commaudauf L : Coast Guard Head
quarters WASHINGTON - C Bank pro
posaIs. specifications ana other information
will lie furnished upon application To the
..ounandaut L : Coast Guard Depot.
south Baltimore Md, or to Z ; Coast
Guard HEADQUARTERS. T.. y Bcrthon.
captain commandant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
AGENTS AND SALESMEN.

MAN Of good address and habits who has
decided TO take up salcswork as a pro
ftSSion We have an opening carrying
with il unlimited opportunity for an
ambitious man. 5I1 Orange street
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IT'S A FACT

That Chasco-Vin, the Iron and Tasteless
Cod Liver Tonic. VIII Increase ihe
Strength and Vitality of the Weak.
Nervous and Badly Rundown Fuly
lOO9o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
PRINTING.

SOW ia your Chauce 20 get good printing
I make new ype for each Job Of printing
at he rate ~ t4C letters a minute yghich
insures good. clean work rhas n. Gray
PRINTER. u East Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BUNGALOWS. 81 200 10 $4,000. 20
sesalon now lnnea a2a shinlnY

BUNGALOWS, si.soo 10 $4,000. Pos
session now Jones'. s23 shipley
COTTAGE At REHoBoTu BEACH. DEL.
Furnished. Eight rooms summer kitehnn'
hot aud cold water. bath tub. E2.3Ool
Apply 4. A. Ross, Aihambra Apartments,
bob West Tenth street.
DWELLING ~Three-story, press brick front
tin roof dwelling. 400 Washington street.
fronting the beautiful park like nrounds
of Friends Meeting property. Eleven
rooms, bath and large ifuen closet. patlor
llvinefoom and halls, hardwood noofs. other
ilunra painted Hot aif brick furnace
Morris CRATE. watef-f.d evapotatinR tank.
enclosed aud asi)cstos covered air pipes
Cemented floor aud piastered ceiling IN
cellar Coal aud gas stoves in Kitchen aJid
hot water boiler stnve and hut water boiler
IN summer kitchen. Gould be changed into
apartment house If desired the wide, dfs'p
lot with the extended open air space around
". affords ample room for large ADDITION
dcep. Excellent reason for sair Dr Pusey
llead
FOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN ~ SOLD
nWITnl,n, ,,o, 10 nA6s 6 TnkEEisI9ks hs. ef 4 Rrr
febttRffEFN eot RffENra sfREfTs' fifila' 2,a9
ROOMS. HATH. SEVERED. poa
iii'pe Iii.iiR a. a. UofRtsRNGE sTrREFTr
HOUSE New. southeast cnfner Twenty
seventh and Van Buren,. rnofna. hot water
heat nrepiacr, haftwood hoor. stationss,ry
teenth street. : roorns. front porch and
heater Apply q steyton Go. sos
Shintey street
HOUSES Four. ana OF. 70 IS. ~. -
East Thirty fourth street Also si2 Weat
Fourth street 10 rooms and bath. heater
severed and porch Harry serRer fle
HhiplcS street
LOTS -Four. Hrark k-Es on wiiminRtn
trolley line. nve-ceut fare. Quick sale,
- 200 = u Thompson. West Chester.
26- ACRE PLACE Five niles from VII
ninrtou Apply 40 North BrouInn
street
Iora Two. 2bstoo oacn Colonial Park
locailon hiRheaf point on Richardson
Road Nerv desirable W y nuuRherty,
Nlleun line
FoR RENT REAL ESTATE.
FACTORY rwo.etorY brick building. good
location. suitable fur light manufart urtng
3 ufsn square feot hoor apare stparn heated
Arply owners. = . bnS 552
FACTORY BttIiplN9 for light manu-
featuring purposes sire ~ building i4d
feet rs az fraf with driveway. thren noors
4 well iisbted building good lgcatlon
Tenth and Wilson streets For fur lar in
forrna aftnn 8pply - Mercantile PriDf ing 80
eofner Tenth aud Wilson streets
tAHti small piere of lard good fnt truck
ing Address u - Ercrv Evening once
nf phone i4ia
oNr story ruildIng. 7exIa iset. and storage
or wharf inquire III cold spring ice y
Coal On
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
FOR SALE.

Mrs g. W Thompson, nol Madison
street.
CATTLE PASTURE Hest cattle pnst,re
IN the state. Iong island Farm on eela
ware river. Plenty water. grass and shade
: a head per month. John Y Fox, Odessa
ltnl
CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY slightly. useo
cash rprs. ana ,ar sseho so ooa nas
postal III call Hugo tuchslg. 1000 Market
street,
ChEAtEsT PLACE TO buy slnxor machtne,
New, used aud second hand machines. 81
up. Phone 2bta-I. W. +. Cafrow, Singer
shop. 021 West Fourth 81.
CITY and fern property Two care, ono
Cadillac. one Stevens Tire aud ac.
ccssories. Max rodoisky. sol West Ninth
street. -
DEsk. roll top. go inches alsn revolving tesk
chair Must hc gold this week Apply iot
West Second str6et
EGGS for hatching single comb Reds and
White Plymouth Rocks. Miss L. Emma
Weldin. Route 2. Wilmington. Del
ENGINE Slide waive horizontal ~ phi
Hammond Laundry Co. DOG Iatnal
street.
FURNITURE pininetoom and parlor
suites brass l,edstead. mattress and spring
.onlpietes pictures. etc 3on French street /.
Fourth npor
FEED WATER HEATER. also feed water
pump Apply 2til Jefferson
GASOLINE COOK RroVE 81. laundry
stove. sh. nickel autouohile bumper. - /.
pundle pups. 81, Maltese hltteps. PFC
Phone 52iu
HORSE our bay. eleven years old. good
driver. call phone tot. or address . .
boN -, Wilmington, Del.
fAPFR IIANUINtis aud wall decorations
OF quality Special reduction fabrics
kosln 4 Bro t2i ahpley street Next -
totner FIFTH ettret. Phone 1881.
PIANO. parior suite mahogany table,
dininRruom chairs, tahRp. sideboard. rug.
refrigerator. also Kitchen utensils teii
evenings l2l3 Washington Etrept
RFFRlGFRATuH- sarge In excellent con.
hition Aprls 70 Natritg. Front and
Lincoln streets
STAND9 and fixtures of notion and trim
minR store Stood iuratiuu Address u :.
hFtry Evening biice
SEVEN FlHCE solid walnut paflor suite.
Rteen nlush covered. No frinCe heayer
cnok steve. NJ condition tall after ! ~
VIZ Pine street
WALL. PAPER Now - the ti,ne 20 nave
work done ~ modtrate prices Estimates
cheerfutly furnished Jones 4 Hnliatt sUi
shipley stfaet = y A 6a3s-I.
Sis
huYs fuilv guaranteed new psrvrr piano,
bc trh srart 80 lOils music one Year fire.
tuning tasy terms n desired teweht
itauu tn. 1it Nra Ntnth stre.tt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
APARTMENTG
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICES.

ROOMS -Four With uzr ~ bath and fsnrrh
fati G042
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
STORAGE. TRUCKING. &c.

NERO HASDISE storage facilities in ths
vicinity of Market ami Tenth streets. FOR
space rates. etc. apply to the Delaware
storage co. T. .. Box j52.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
LOST AND FOUND.

RA%K NOTE FOUND-Loscr apply at
oflCc and prove property. Lippincott
f'p Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

Co. Inc
CUFF BUTTON LoST-Gold and enamel
Reward if returned 10 Josiah Marvel.
i{3 du Pont Building
FISHING REELS LoST-Two. on Shellpot
cor. Friday. March -. Reward Phone
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SITUATIONS WANTED


BOY high school. desires work SATURDAYS
Address Box A 30. Every Evening Ofics
STENOG kAPHkk and typist. experienced.
desires three or four hours work daity or
y IL do work at home. Phone 57s1-R
YOUNG GIRL. white wants place TO take
rare Of child with nice family Cal Irish
American Intelligence Officc Phone l003
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

GIRI. for woman for general houseworb
I Apply 2i2 West Fonrt"~nth St
GIRI. white or cnlore.i, u bep With house
work ntl West Fourth R'te"t
CIRl FOR general honsev",L eia W"st
fightornth street
GIRI.s sprry TURNER nroe Laundry 42i
az West SECOND stroet
GIItls over u q learn knittins g 80 re-
week paid white lrarning Aup's Sutro
& Son t'o ruth emf French ~ts
coon IAt'NpRras Mondays Refer
encea Required lio5 Rr"ome -
LADY assistant fcr office work Arp,y in
person 10 Eoyal Studio, to' Market
sirect
MAID onmreten' n sroe.sl no"arwsgt ,,,,.
grove Phone SU5. Wilmington
MAID white. for upstairs vort and vai,
ing small family tan after and
evenings iol3 path fla'
rFRso<AI. INSTRUCTIONS in shorthand
typewrittne hoax keeping, penanFhir. artth
service Address I II E,et, E,cujne
once
SALTsLAnlEs for "Wednesday ami satur
das Aprly boetou Ctpah Stor'. t2a
Market street
sALEswoNiEN rSperleuced. At Braun
skirts ncCkwear aud millinery. Highest
salaries paid to qualified applicants
WOMEN Pour. strong for heavy work
handling cloth Good nay Th">o between
labor bureau Rockford pate los Bancroft
n Sons Co
NpNIA% white tor pcneral housework Cali
thi. evening CO. West Eighth street
WOMAN for general honSework Two in
family Apr,, 2'os boulevard
WOMAN Experienced for general house
work small family: - minutes ride
from Tenth and Market streets Phone
Holly OAK, l3A
WOMAN. t1,Iiable. FOR housemaid aud family
mendine Apply during evenings to Miss
Garrett 1904 Broume street.
YOUNG, LADY for of'cc work Apply at
once Hammond Laundry Co, 700 West
Eleventh. street
YOUNG woNAN. neat. for waiting aud
assist With houscwork bue tn stay in
house preferred Reference. 9l3 Washington
street.
pln YOU see where thousands Of steuog-
raphcre and clerks ar" needed every here
Shorthand TypewritiuE Book coping
Ci,l service, etc. taught privately. Day
or evening teach all summer. Address
q rs Every Evening oficc
LET Horner Bros denver your packages
and light furniture. Prices reasonable
Phone 65SS-J.
HoRNKR.s sliced beer reduces the price Of
"a family meal Black aud white box
Delicious front worth stamp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
REMOVALS.

millinery store now at
2O3 West Ninth street. near poe tofiiCc
formerly at S;}4 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

MEN To DRIVE ICE ROUTES
APPLY DIAMOND ICE Il co
co RTEENTH AND LoM-
BARD STREETS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

AfEN-one gardener ana one skilled farm
hand. both single Apply Josiah Marvel.
333 du POnt Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
WANTED TO BUY.

Addrcse Saulsbrrv Morris and Rodn
4tfornrs -at-law Wilmington. Ilei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

Republican House Republicans a.
crI~oG for amendment Iights three be
cent IF the Republicans voted for II
senate senators Galilnger and taldcr
have made speeches for amcndmcn
senators Borah and Smoot upp0rtihg
them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
2 VERMONTERS
DIED OF DISEASE
Sgt. Robert d. Wakefield of
Shelburne; Pvt. Constant
Emerson Of Johnson
TOTAL CASUALTIES
TODAY WERE 1905
The Killed in Action Were
223, and the Died of
Wounds 81

Washington, d. c., Nov. l5.--To-day's
casualty list contained l,065 names, di-
vided as follows: Killed in action, 223;
died of wounds, 32; died from accident
or other cause 8; died of disease, 276;
wounded severely, SO; wounded (degree
undetermined 10; wounded slightly,
%; missing in action, 27S. The New
England men included We're as follows
Killed in Action.
Corp. John + McDonough, South Boston,
Mass.
Pvt. Edward Bennett, 3. Norwalk, Conn,
Pvt Harold A. Moore, N, Adams, Mass
Pvt. Constantine Katsulos, Boston.
Pvt. John J. Mullaney, Lawrence, Mass
Pvt Axel G. Broden, Worcester, Mass
Died of Wounds.
Pvt. John j. Brereton, New Haven, Conn
Died of Disease.
1t. Burdette A.Madison, Springfield Mass
Sgt Robert D. Wakefield Shelburne, vt
Pvt. John f. Curran, Ashby, Mass.
Pvt. Constant Emerson, Johnson, Vt.
Pvt. John H. Donahue, Braintree, Mass
Pvt. Joseph Fowler, Cardville, Me.
Pvt. Harold r. Smith, Pittsfeld, Me.
Pvt. John w Lynch, jr., Bridgeport, Conn
Pvt. Claude r, Macomber, Dover, Me.
Pvt. Nathan NJ, Webster, Groveland, Mass
Wounded Severely.
SGT. William S. Bennett, Norway, Me
| Sgt. Cornelius Donahue, S. Boston, Mass
Sgt. Patrick Sweeney, s. Boston, Mass
Pvt. Edward Dauphinias, Millers Falls
! Mass.
Wounded Degree Undetermined).
Corp. Arthur R. Hinton, Il. Boston, Mass
Pvt. Raymond H. Brookman, Rockville
Conn
Pvt. Carroll p Crosby, Osteryille, Mass
Pvt. Harrison A, Hardy, Lynn, Mass,
Pvt. James r. Hooks, Sanford, Mass,
Pvt. Stanley Komla Cambridge, Mass.
Pvt. Melville w Skiff, Middlebury, Conn
Pvt. George + Kilcoyne, Clinton, Mass,
Pvt. Raymond A. Harrington, Berlin
Conn.
Pvt. Emmett L. Mccarthy, Maynard
Mass.
Slightly Wounded.
Pvt. Richard McEnery, Providence, R.
Pvt. James W. McGinnis, Fitehburg
Il Mass.
Pvt. Joseph Skolastic, fremont, Mass.
Missing in Action.
Pvt. Antonio Baziano, River Point, r.
Pvt Castare Lissandrillo, Hartford, Com
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
vERMoNTERs IDENTIFIED.
Three Named Yesterday Were in Old
First Vermont,

Three Named Yesterday Were in Old
First Vermont
Corporal Albert G. Carlson, who was
reported in yesterdays casualty list as
killed in action, enlisted in service fol-
lowing the drive made by Captain Il. W
Gibson last February and went to Camp
Greene, where he was assigned TO the
seth infantry and went overseas.
Private Arthur +. Aunchman of Shore.
ham, who died of wounds, went to Camp
Greene in the same drive and about May
| went overseas. He was wounded Aug
9, 1918,
William T. Lowery Of Walden, report
ed wounded, is son of James L. Low.
cry. He enlisted at Fort Ethan Allen Al
member Of Co. #, First Vermont, wher
! it was stationed there,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15

Pvt. Joseph NJ McAvery, Bridgeport,
Conn
Pvt. NeIs I. Mattson, New Haven, Conn.
Pvt. Fred O. Mork, Dorchester, Mass.
Pvt. Jack Weksler, Boston.
Pvt. Ernest w. Norman, Stamford, Conn,
Pvt. William II. Sheane, Bridgeport, Conn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
DIZZINESS. CONSTIPATION

bad taste In the mouth, dependency
or "the blues" and other miserable
ailments call attention to the liver, II
As torpid. Take Hoods Pills-tney
rouse the liver and relieve all liver MS.
They are the old and favorite family
cathartlc. Purely vegetable. Genus
and thorough. Csc. All druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
To Prevent Influenza.

Colds cause Grip and Influenza -I4AXA-
TIVE BR0M0 QUININE Tablets remove
the cause There is only one "Bromo Qui-
nine" e. w. GROVES signature ON box
30c-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
ARMY DOCTORSAYS:
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Better Than ALL OTHER
PAIN RE M EDIES
A LETTER from DR.. simp-

A LETTER from DR.. Simp-
C-I son of the Anderson Zouaves,
n N. Y. (62d Regt.), says:
"During the time our regi-
- nent was stationed on Riker's
ksrt- Island we were out Of medi-
aG cal stores. I obtained some
nus ,s of RADWA READY
~ es,snI RELIEF and used it with
XII SRFEL greater success in the treat
n OF I nent OF Bowel Complaint.
ADEN P Pains A Aass@e and soreness as'
nr,r of the limbs than all other
hLApi remedial agents"
RELIEF hi. letter was s,,.. also ~: APP
lM Rll n Col. Tisdale and Gen. Oscar
llA10 v. Dayton Of the same regi-
ment.
C,,4 ont this ady't and send with name and adj
dress for this FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE 20
RADWAY& CO., 2OS Centre ST., NY
FOR sale at all druggists. 25c. zoe. ssf.0t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15

"Hearts of the World is more than picture
play; it is world drama it goes straight
to the heart 1t is this human quality that
makes Hearts of the World as big as
mankind"
Charles DarntOn, N. Y. Evening World.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
FL Jugo de Lim6n
0uita las Man.
cIas del Cults
Seno,itas. HagaR una locion purl-
ficaGora, 81 81 CUTS esta que
ma6o pur Ell sol, 81 tiene
manchas o pecas

Esprmase e. jugo de dos iimones
dentro &c una botella que coatsnga
tres onzas Orchard White, agitee
bien. Y obtendra listed IN cuarto de
pinta de Ia mejor loci6n para las pc
cas-, manchas producidas por el sol '
IN hermoseador del CUTS, por un Co.'S
to nucho nuy pequeno.
Su especiero tiene los imones Y
en- cualquier botica o pGesto de per
fumes Sc surtra dc tres Z de Or
chard White por TIC cuaRtos centa-
vos. Hagase diriamente massage e.
la cara. cuello, BRACES Y nanos con
esta suave y fragante loch3n, y vera
listed como desaparecen las pecas.
manchas Y demas imperfecciones, y
Guam transparente, y blanco Sc
lorna su CUTS. Isl! Y es inofen-
sivo. tAdv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
Noticias varias de nuestra Reputolica * e.:

Sc dirisia por Is Gales dc Pe-alvillo 4 su Ca
81 habitaciGn. cuaRdo fue deteniGo por IN
qripo de individuos. quienes Sc lie echaron en-
Gina. 10 sujctaron y CT seguid@ lie Guctaron
TODD 10 que llevaba cncirIa en- d;nero y OBJ
jetos de vaior. &cah=nto per dejaTio en- Fo-
par memories.
La soledad dc LIS Gales q tai bora, permit
40 al teniertc encaminarse sin lamar q 4
fen.i6n hasta IA comisaria ms pr6zima, en-
tonde puso el case en- conociziiento del Conf
sar;o. pero sin poder Gcsi- los nomh'es de
sus asaltantes. pucs:o GU. 4 ninguEo de clos
coaOcc.
Dau,os dc GucdcJGjdrG cctc Fc;:@s'iG"o
CCrran-G-
Pc-soaas dc la co.onia ;aaa-ia QUO SC ha-
Ian en- cs:a capital. a"urciaron quo Gentro
dc dos o tres dis arri6aran : css7 ciucad VI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Acajan de iiagar : Paris, dos her
ma,sas, Maria = Leonia eros, cuya rs
sidenc:a Sc oncgent-a en- NanCua, pro-
viStas de a!gunas economics, para ha-
Ger valer sus derechos a Ia dsSenden-
cia del rey Luis XVI. Fueron nal
recibidas por los parlamentarios, y
vie-on agotarse sCs espsranZaS a "a
veg que sus reeurso5, dando fin a 81
odiSea por medic DE- IN Erc que Sc
aplicaron cada una en- los Canpos
Eliseos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
SGquco y j"saG n;cr:oJ.

LIS reSe!des Sc ded.ca-ou cn,oacgr = evan
Tar e. campo. ?roced:cndo i aarehcnde- 4 to-
COS los soldados DC n rsco!la. : los Que es.G-
han saros. por supGsstc. s:cnGo les oficiais'
tusilstcs sin compassion. Estos :ueron tres
I'm captain y dos isnicntcs.
4 los soILados uaicaEsatr les GurtaTrr As
a-nas y los dsjaron en- Nbe--sd los reb:ld7.
sin hasc-lcs dano a~iS1.no.
InltiI e tcci- aGe ninrun auv:no -cc'o:e-
ron loS :nuchos heriics Qae -! dcscarriiamjcn'u
= IA vo!adGra prodGjeran- pues los a-cnistas.
or cuaato 40 hubo :lli naGa que hacer. &c Ii
rigieron hacia "a -stac.6n dc Los Frailes ..
En- don'!c esocrabaa cncont-ar ei tren DC paSa-
ic-cs oe:o cStcs Sc ha5ian -cErssado v'o!enta-
mcatc a esta ciGd=4 para pcdi- ~auzilio.
IA cscolta del ten de 7asa;eros. cue hahia
oucGado en- "a refcrifa sstaci5n. =! vc7 IGe 10.
rcbe.dcs Sc a2-ozinsban y que cram en- Nuns
70 muy superior! canb;6 con clos unos CT
tos ti-5s y Sc al-j5 4 to5a carre-a con rumno
4 csta loeai:da&.
De varios pun.o5 han side ea"tadas r.via-
PARA :ombaur Il los ssa'tan,es del tren en- Los
Frailes.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Los cinco nIli;-res ' los dos v~ia!e-os echs-
ron PIE : terra . touaron po- Laa ca tEans
.srss! que aQuellos iaGica-oa. cafe cer:-s:=do
so.a Z pear d Il ho-a cue era ST embargo
d. 10 cual los ~viajeros no manifestation :; me
Eo- Gesco2Iiansa. ?ues sc ,ratGha de altos -
- Dc! e~t6rci.o."
Los r,alos re<-t.aGos &c al contains no se
hi-:srUn cspe-a-: a Hear e. Cr2p9 = G=& oo-
c--a.le. en- tanto q2- dos dc .cs mii.:2-es som
se-z5aa con los sehores Pe3rasa. los ;7es res
t=ntx se negaron por de:-is Gel s-u9o = ro!-
ps2rcn &c mane-a In D-~sea y fue-,e = los
where's ~ 81 c~c-cero. cue estes 80 Gesp!onn1-
ro- - 81 sGeio s!7 l=aza- W Sribc.
II seruida. far-ca a@o-taSadOs, POr alue-
70 Ge la duczS. y G2a vcz que io~ No!a2tSs
.car-a7r:stzs yicro7 Gus as vicu1ras Sc ha-
Ls5aa :nutilizaGss. 50 apcdcrarOn de las ocJ--
szs cue coutcnian lcs valOres ) huyeron no
ST. saac con cue rcEabo.
AI-uaos veciros que p2saGos Uaos lo2'eT-
5os ST. t.c-on cuenta dc! lassinoso es.Sdo en-
oue Sc aallabaa ics scao7es Pec=a1s. dieron
nGr:e 4 Is poiicia. : es;a Se prcSen-6 para
Ievan:a- a las vic,inas. cuicnes. Pss=2o 81
primer rnozneato dc estupor, deararoH 10 o
ear-ido y roclama=pnn que Is uiiitareS Ece72n
s2-cheadiGos
De JOS heshos 50 lcyart6 9. acta de ca:on.
ms sir que 81 espc-c s2car RsGa en- hnpio &C
- ave-iS:aciores qre Sc haEan. racs -ohos
scr,o csc. comedies por nilieares. sienp7e
Cucdza inpuaes y ra-o - cuaRdo Sc NcGs 4
aa- Gun :os co:pabics-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
Por un cigarro privo de
Ia vida a ug1 amigo
suyo, ull sujetO

Pcr Co,reo. pera La PEENSA."
MEXICO, - de julio.-Nunca como
en- estes t;empos Sc habia llegado e.
Mexico = perGer entire Huestras classes
humi!GeS Ia nocion del valor de n
ida krmana. No parecc sino que e.
c;emp,o que cortinuamente Sc ha e.
cargado De pcner ante SIS ojos los e.
lementoS revolucioHarios, ha product
do su efecto, acabando por uacerles
que vean Ia vida de IN semejante, has
Ia Il suya propia. on,o n cosa inu-
I'll de Ia que Sc pue&e hacer cualQuier
uso sin perjudicar a Made.
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~IRAPUATO. GUAEAJUATO. 20 ne il;.o.-
La sums de cua-snta y tres mil pesos en- al
HAAS ; bileJcs &c banco americanos le Tue
ron robados lace COS dias a les sehOres F.o-
--1tino y Carlos Pedraza. comedies pFo2ie-
tsriOs del ESeaGo te Ja!isco. quiencs venisn
&C a capital &c IN Republican ) So GIr:Siaa =
G~ua6aia;arE-
e pretexto para tan s:anda,cso robo tus
Ia disposition qae Ia dzdo Ia Secre;sriA de
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