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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
WAR MOTHERS TO
MEET IN SEPTEMBER
All Counties Expected To Be
Represented By That
Time
ACTIVE SUMMER WORK

Following the organization of the
War Mothers of America last Tues
day morning il is announced by Mrs.
Harry G. Skinner that the next meet
ing of the Maryland organization will
be officially called for the first Tues
day in September During the pres
ent week Mrs Skinner and her com
mittee will aim TO get in touch with
each of the counties, so that the Sep
tember meeting will be attended by
representatives from every part of the
state
The summer work of the body will
be TO provide comfort and hospitality
for such soldiers and sailors as may
stand in need of it, A the United
Service Club and other organizations
patronized by the men when they are
in Baltimore there will be posted lists
of houses at which rooms may be had
in any emergency Mrs Charles Mars
den is chairman of the hospitality
committee, the other members of
which are Mrs Herbert Thomas and
Mrs. Gertrude Gallagher. Many of the
WAR Mothers" have opened their
houses to the man in uniform.
The following new members today
joined the organization of War Moth
ers of America, through the Capital
Mrs Oliver League, son in the serv-
ice.
Mrs Nichols, son, Corporal w. j.
Bryan Nichols, in the service.
Mrs Augustus Mayhem, son, Cor
poral Samuel A. Mayhem, with the Ar
tillery branch of the service, now over
seas.
Mrs. Arthur Med. Carter, of East
port, husband.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
NEWS FROM BOYS
ACROSS THE SEAS
Local Mail Filled With Letters
From Men Of The 115th
Infantry In France
CHEERING NEWS TO FOLK

1t is safe 10 say there is not an An
napolis family of whom some member
is across the seas who did not receive
a letter this morning. The local mail
was simply stalled with letters from
overseas. Wives. mothers, fathers,
sisters. sweethearts and even old maid
aunts received some message from a
loved one Somewhere in France"
A number of the letters have been
brought or sent TO the Capital Office,
but there are too many to particular
ize and they are noted only in a gen
eral way
In every instance the boys write
home cheering news. and the tone of
their letters is cheerful and happy.
All tell of a pleasant trip across. and
say they were on deck most all day,
and a part of the night They were
not permitted to take off their clothes
at night and slept with life pre-
server under their pillow.
The days passed pleasantly and
were given over to music, dancing
singing, boxing, and even moving pic
lures, formed part of the amusement.
They write of the beautiful country
of la Belle, France. and tell of the
great kindness shown them by the
French people.
l4 One boy of the 115th says, "You
| would think we are kings so royalty
are we treated, and the Americans are
made everything of here
Another boy writes Mother do not
worry about me. l am safe over here,
we'll taken care of, and we are here to
win this war"
Some of the boys say they have seen
no women except Red Cross Nurses
and they are doing a splendid work
caring for the sick and wounded.
Still another boy writes in highest
praise of the Y NJ. c. A. and its splen-
did work. He says while the Army
does all it can for the men, the Red
Cross and the Y. NJ c. A. make the
boys feel at home.
One Annapolis Lieutenant says his
hardest job is censoring letters, that
it keeps him busy long after midnight
One writing to my Dear Family
says they have had no letters from
home over there since their arrival
He says the most difficult thing is to
understand the French people, and to
make them understand. The boys
have provided themselves with French
books and are looking up and learning
words which are helpful
One of the two sons of a prominent
local official pays a high tribute tothe
industry of the French whom he says
work from early dawn until 10 at
night in the fields, for it is not dark
there until 10 o'clock. He says every
piece of ground is cultivated, and he
has seen no uncultivated land any
where The French are some work
ers," he declares.
Another writes that the houses are
/ all built of stone. He says he hasn't
seen a frame house since he arrived
/ overseas The letters are dated any
where from July to July II but all
were received at the same time. AL
are censored, and bear no postage
Some 200 or 300 of the letters were
received at the Annapolis postoffice
yesterday, and as many more today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
DISAGREE OVER JURISDICTION

Some Of the Towson lawyers do
not agree with the opinion of City
Solicitor S $. Field, of Baltimore,
that deeds and mortgages relating to
the annexed part of the county and
suits arising there after June l, 1918,
should be recorded in the city. Many
persons pending a court decision on
the point are filing deeds and mort
cages az both places.
John H. Richardson says. in his
opinion that the deeds and mortgages
should De recorded at the office of
iae clerk of the Circuit Court at Tow
son until January 1. 1918.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
STATES ATTORNEY
ATTENDS MEETING
ON CHAOS OF LAWS
n, Green With Magistrate John
potee OF Brooklyn In Balti-
more For Conference
SEEK TO SIMPLIFY
COURT PROBLEMS
Question Of City Or County
Jurisdiction In Annexed
Territory Is Puzzling

e.sfa.s Attorney Nicholas II. Green,
~ Anne Arundel County, left Annap-
.ry This morning to attend a meet
mo In Baltimore. al which was to be
...crs-ed the acute situation looming
-. rsgarding the handling of Court
g'..iress due to the uncertainty of
srrrs8irfou in the recently annexed
,srri,ory In upper Anne Arundel
r,prfy Police Justice John f. Potee,
~ RrookIyu. is another Anne Arundel
county officer invited to attend the
conference.
To agree upon some course of ac-
aop the conference was called for to-
day and will be held at the Office of
states Attorney Broening of Balti-
more.
Some workable plan is expected to
be adopted for dealing with the new
conditions brought about by annexa-
lion. so far at least as they affect
police court business in the annexed
county territory. No steps have so
hr been taken, however, in connec-
lion with the prospective transfer to
the city courts of a far more extern
sIye civil court business which the
Annexation Act shifts TO the city.
Even il the new jurisdiction of Bal
tlmore courts as to civil actions and
much other subject matter within
their authority and control shall be
held not to attach to the new terri
tory until the Act goes into effect on
January I, there will apparently not
be too much time in the interval to
provide for the care of this addi-
tional court business.
So limited is the space available at
present in the Court House for the
work OF the IL courts occupying the
building tina; Clerk Stephen C.. Little,
OF the Superior Court, who has charge
Of the ever-increasing local convey
ancing records, lately declared that an
additional floor TO the Court House
will soon be needed to take care of the
land records OF his office. AS regards
the Common Pleas Court, Clerk Adam
Deupert yesterday said that in view
OF present conditions in his Office he
will be confronted with a knotty prob
lem when the time comes for him to
take charge OF the additional 'an-
mex work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
PLANS DEVELOPMENT
OF BIG ISLAND TRACT

Big Island, at the mouth of the South
River, has just been purchased by
Harry s. Busick, president of the Cas-
well Company. from Thomas H. Gath
er, through the Office Of Baldwin &
Frick The property comprises about
100 acres of land and is improved with
large farm building and several out
side structures While no announce
ment has been made by Mr. Busick of
his plans, it is thought that the prop
erty will be used for ducking and fish
ing purposes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
SHORT LINE GETTING
SHARE OF PROFITS

OF the general increase in traffic
the Maryland Electric Railways Com
pany annapolis Short Line) also has
received its share. This is shown by
the amount of the park tax, which
was turned to the Baltimore City
comptroller's Office by the company,
namely, S145.0S for the quarter end
ing June 80. This represents an in
crease of about 20 per cent over the
amount paid for the previous quarter,
which was s121.60. and an increase
of about 100 per cent in comparison
with the amount for the correspond
ing quarter of 1917, which was S73.55.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
TOMORROW'S LUNCH
AT WOMAN'S CLUB

Tomorrow's luncheon at the Wom-
ans Club promises to be an unusually
attractive one. The server will be
Mrs. Gardiner CLANCY. The menu will
be wholesome, Hoover bill of fare,
daintily served.
Ladies from the county are expected
to take advantage of these luncheons
and the comfort the Club rooms offer.
The Tuesday luncheons are priced at
thirtv-five cents and are very cheap.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05

reading of a letter sent Miss Mary We'll
Ter Mccarthy. by an officer overseas.
The letter was very entertaining, inter-
esting and the writer showed keen
sense of humor, in relating incidents
and happenings.
The patriotic meeting closed with
singing 'sThe Star-Spangled Banner,
but before its close it was unanimous
ly voted that the Woman's Civic
League of "Arundel-on-the-Bay enter
tain twenty-five of the enlisted men
from the Rife Range next Sunday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
FLYING HIGH

Two aeroplanes flew over Bay Ridge,
1ear Annapolis on Saturday after
noon taking q course down the Bay,
and flying at considerable altitude
The flying machines attracted con-
Siderable attention, and some thought
.osm ma,-earriers between Washing
Ton, New York and Boston.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
CANNING DEMONSTRATION

Mrs. Joshua Linthicum, County
Demonstration of Home Economics for
Anne Arundel, is giving demonstra-
ton in canning and drying, this after
moo at the woma's Club kitchen.
The articles to be demonstrated are
squash and peaches.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
THIS WEEKS WEATHER

The forecast for the period August
TO August 10. inclusive, for North
Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States is
as follows:
Showers Monday or Tuesday; fair
thereafter. Temperature somewhat
above normal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
LADIES ONLY, don't

I wan. good lunch
Next Tuesday 1880 pm. at women's Club
Cards q, 2Ho. Phone 61O.
Home ..ol.as Tor ~ cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05
PRIVATE SCHOOL

SPECIALIZING IN KINDERGAR-
TEN AND PRIMARY GRADES.
A'H.N MISSES GLADDEN., ST.
JOHNS COLLEGE. PHONE ST5-R.
a2-6t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-08-05

r like A Letter From
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von Wherever You Go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
hace Ia limpieza de Ia
carceI donde Sc encuentra

c:entc para desempenar las arduas
azores dc su nuevo empleo, princ!-
pa,mente en- e. trapeo de los pisos.
~ el cLal trabajo cl captain proho
ser mIy aDto, pueS tiene ahora los
piso: de Ia peaitcnciar!a. tan reiu-
c!entcs ' l!mpios como las cubiertas
de los barcoS en- Que presto sus ser
viclos. Won Rintelen ha probado
ser tambiGn el mejor fogonero que
el establecimiento penitenciario ha
ten:do dcsde que fue construido, Y
maneia las calderas con suma hahi-
iidad para mantcAer constantemente
caliente ell edificio y sus numerosn'
departamentos. Y tiene todavia mas,
otra ventaja sobre los otros moZos,
que no es por cie!to Ia mejor; no
masca tabaco.
Los presos que Sc italian interna-
dos en- csc establecimiento pena! V
que son en- Su mayoria enemigos del
pruSianismo Y GemaS formas del mi
litarlsmo, sc gaStan sus bromas con
ell aristocratico sirviente, h]acitndolo
que saque las cenizas de los horni-
Hos o bien llamandolo por ell simple
gusto de hacerle a~cercarse. sin que
el sufrido %sirviente eleve Ia menor
queja. nj muestrc ell menor indic;o
de alteration o disgusto.
Ell captain Won Rintelen que Sc
halla internado en- Ia penitenciaria
dicha, esperanto IL celebration de
su jurado, por los cargoS que Sc le
hacen de haber gastado varios milo
mes de pesos del Kaiser en- ell soste-
nimiento de los agenteS V espias
alemanes en- este pals. Sc muestra
reslgnado con 81 Suerte Y toma las
bromas de los presses como sencilIas
diversiones; pero 81 cree que es una
lnJurla Y Ii OPPRESSION, tener que vi
gilar a los otros p~risioneros que te-
jei chambras Y chamarras de estam-
be para los soldados.
Al nuevo moZo 10 Sc lie permite
hacer ninguna otra clase de traba-
10. mas que el que lie esta asignado
q su emp.eo, Y nj el quiere hacerlo
Y Sc muestra medic regan6n V en-
fadado cuando We a los otros pris:o-
neros que desempenan labores para
ayudar a los marinos Y soldados anne
ricanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
Sangre Roja RIGA es Ia
! fuente de Ia buena Salud
pruebe Nuga=Tone Garantizado

Ell hero produce sargle roia y ri
ca, mientras que un buen apetito. di-
gestion vigorosa, buena assimilation
y elimination dan Ia nutrici6n que
alimenta tode ell sistema. Nuga-Ts-
ne contiene hero Y las hierbas y
raices medicas adecuadas. asi como
sales mlnerales para producer tales
resultados. Els una receta antigua,
usada con todo exito desde hace treiE-
ia amos para restaurar hombres y
mujeres debiles, empobrecidos y am
auilados. Nuga-Tone esta absolute
mente garantizado que hara 81 san
gre RIGA, roja y frerte, nervios fuer-
ties y SECURES y hombres y mujerss
vigorosos. 81 no 10 hace asi, no &c
costara 4 I'd. nj IN certavo. Este
remedio notable lie permite hacer tres
s~uculentas co,nidas diarias, digerirlas
y deshacerse de Ia materia de des-
echo. Tratamiento para un mes COM
pleto por S1.0O en- todas las dorgus-
rias, o Sc mandara, porte pagado al
recbo de su precio. National Labor
atory, Sp. 300. 1913 W. Madison ST.,
Chicago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
MURvO LA FAVORII'A Dill
%E|NPERADOR FVCO. JOSE

m;cnto Que lc vaiG & Frau POGO
despues, ocupar un s%intuoso pala-
cio en- ia propia capita! de! lmperlo.
Por Ia bondad del E~mperador, CO.
mo 10 expresan los biografos de este
Ell los relatos que hacen de 81 vida,
c: esposo de Frau fue nontraco
Consul de Austria en- un lugar dis
tarte V este parece haber sido 10 ul-
t.mo que Sc supo de el.
Frau Schratt no abandono las Ia
bias desde luego, sino que por lndi-
caciones del Emperador do n no
table representation en- Ia cual Ia
bella actriz p~ersonificG ell persona
ie de uno de los antepaSados de!
Emperador, Ia E%mperatrlz Maria
Teresa. Despues de este, Frau
schrstt &c retro de a escena y por
.reinta ancs, = contar desde el alicia
miento del Em%perador y su bella es-
posa II Emperatriz Isabel, llevo a
:Guela cor el monarch relacIones
u terian cl ~caracter de domesti-
Cas-.
BESIDE Que Frau Sc convrtio en- ! q
amiga del Emperador, Ia Emperatriz
Isabe! empezo a viajar por toda
Europa, hacienda largas excurs!ones
pasando grandes temporadas visi-
'tando a sus parientes reales y solo
de cuando en- cuando veia a su i'm
pc: ial esposo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
Los lunes serdn
diQs festiuos en-
Nueua York
Debido a la escaseZ
de carbon

NUEVA YORK, Enero l0.-Por
acucrdo teaido aye por .os repre-
cantantes de ia Administrator de
C,mbust.b'es. todaS Ia: industries
;nc'uso los plantas de municiones.
r,sDenderan sus trahaiGS tocos los
'unes For e~s9acio de dieE semanas,
IA ordc1 d~ecretando e. lunes un d!a
fe f:e::a legal V por % tanto prohl-
hiendo en- csc dia toda clase de ne
cocios como en los domingos. es es-
ne.ada de 1T momento a otro que Sc
'e = IA publ;cidad por e! Doctor Gar
f;e!d. Administrators Federal de Com
hustihles. pues 81 Comisionado de
Conservation. reoresentante Eerso-
na' de! Administrator Garfield. que
~;1o a .sta ciudad para investiGar
in seriedad de Ia :.tlac:6n. regreso
yer . Washington Q 81 ohJeto dc
roneT a Is consideration del Doctor
Garfield. 81 rrovccto antcs d!cho.
81 Gist.?:o cue abarcari IA crGen
dc @aSp''S,'" "e .La
in"!r1'" 'ono ~
"a cas-" " :"''o'' ~
: aec! = ''"'
N'cS ,..;o
I'm Ns"
A'"F''"'"' N'
Sc pedlra ii P~residente Ni!SoH
que eXpida una proclaim" dec!arando
@. luneS de cada seman1 dla dc Ties
iegsl hasta que q crisis haya pa
.iio h"b'en0o, n&t1ra'mehte' SuS
e:"'rcIores.
Todas las industries deben cerrar
g.. estoblcc m;ents aun las pan
zoe do muricioreS y muchas de las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17

LONDRES, Enero l6. Los periO-
dicos aleTnanes que Sc han recioido
en- esta capital, traen la notlcia de
Ia muerte de Ia. actriZ khatarina
Schratt, ocuirida en- Viena hace
varios dias. Como TODD e! mundo
sabe. Madame Schratt Sc hizo cele-
bre poi haber sido Ia amiga intima
por muchos amos del finado Empera-
dor Francisco lose de Alstria-Hun-
.ria. Y ouien |" drj6 & aquella al
S4cfir IN legaio de 100000, en- 81
tas.amcnto.
\ u mucrte de- Empcrador Fran
$50 Josa hace mas de un aHo. Frau
S.h: att. como generalmeEte sc Ia CO.
nc-.a f.. echada &c a Corte de Aus
'~.. v Sc retire q n de los lugares
a1e So le habian dado por ri dlfun-
10 monarch, cmneZanGo enzonces n
snhrcllevar una vida de luto Y de do
lo. cue fue minando 81 va delicada
-aiud.
Frau Schratt fue una de las prin
cira'e5 actrices de Eiena, habiendo
legado q IL cumbrc de IL gloria doce
amos "ntes de que So captara Ii
ari:.a3 = c7nf.2nza De, i:~mper2dor.
Fra u esposa del Baron KiSh. un
,.Gi>ial hungaro. que !c do DermlSo
- 1882 para fo"mar una compania
de tpat!o Y hacer M gira por Fran
IL, !ng!aterra Y EstadoS UnIdos.
i,a bienGo tcabaiado en- este ultimo
pals. en- las principalcs ciudades, ha-
,ienGo una gran temporada en- Nue.
- York. en- donde estren0 dicha
yOmpah.a IL ob:a de NictorianO Sar-
dou 'DiyorcicmonOs.' en- 81 Teatro
Tha!:. &c csa ciudad.
En- 1855 .! Emperador Francisco
Jose l. viG representa- por prlmera
ycZ en- el Teatro HofbIrg de FIena y
cucd0 tan impresionado de su traba-
10 Gue lc corfiri0 una condecora-
cior distingu;da pero no Sc como
cieron sino ha:ta cuando ella fuG q!
Pa!ac:o Real para dar las gracias
pcrsonalmcnte Al EmPerador. por IA
distinction de que Ia habia hecho
ISjeao. L.o que iba a Sc" n audien
cia de unos uantos ~seglndos. fuG
una conversation que dur6 n hora
o mas Y que conc!uy6 con un entendj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
Mitchell seraM Mayor
de I'm cuerpo de
aviacio5n

WASHINGTON. Enero 12.-John
Puiroy Mitchell. eli ex-Mayor de Ia
ciudad de Nueva York, que ell dia
nrinaero del ano entregara ell poder
municipal de esa urbe, ACADIA de OBJ
timer oro empleo de Mayor, pero no
en- ning1na administration, sino en-
81 ejerc:to de los Estados Unidos.
FL gobierno americana ACADIA de ex-
reiir al ex-funcionario dicho. Ell
aespacho de Mayor en- los Cuerpos de
Aviacion del Ejercito de los Estados
Unidos, segun Sc ha sabido en esta
capital.
El despacho de Mr.. Mitchell lie fue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
AUTO ABANDONADO.

La policia recibi6 aviso de que e.
el canine de Frio, a pocas millas de
los limites de la ciudad, Sc encontra-
ba a%bandonado un autom6vil Ford. de
cinco pasajeros, Ell que tiene ell re-
gistro del Estado ndmero s7s2. Ell
Teniente Cussak, jefe del servicio de
trafico en- Ell departamento de poll
cia. Sc traslad6 al lugar donde esta-
ba la maquina a~bandonada, Ia cue
fue recogida Y transportada q la es-
tacicn central de policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
pruebelo es ei subssi.a=
to del ~peligroso
Ca!nnei
Hace runcionar Su higado sin mo-
lestarle : sin producer s~alivacidn

Todos los b~oticarios en- el pueblo,
su boticario ' ,odos los ~boticariOs,
estan conysncidos- d- Que Ia habido
IN gran decensc en- n venta del ca
lionel. Todos dan Il misma raz6n.
Fl "Dodson's Liver Tone" m ocupa-
do su lugar.
"El calomel es peligroso y este 10
sabe too q mundo. miear.Sa que 81
"DcGson's Live" Tone eS perfecta-
mente SECURE ' d. los mejores re-
su!tados." A:jo TN prclninente tro-
guista local. Fl "no3soa's Liver To-
ne" Is garantizado personalmente nor
tcdos los drogUistaS que 10 vendea
= 81 falla 81 valor Sc reintegra on
cualGuier case 81 no da resUltado So
tisfactCrio en- cualquier case dc nal
funr.onamiento del hiGadc Y consti-
pacion. I'd. no tiene mas que demos
tvar este = ~regresara por Su dinero
Que le Sera devueito Embellishments.
r. "D0dsoa'S Liver Tone e De IN
SAILOR agradable, es IN remeGio vege-
al puro. ' P"cde ser usa&o por Mos
= adultos. Tome u1a cucharada por
n nochc. ' en- Ia m2laHa despes:ari
s~iatiendose perfectanieate; no tendr&
dclencias biliosas. dolores de cabeza,
acilcs en- e estGmago. o constipation
er los intestinos. Este medicamenco
no Ie producira gripa nj le cauSara
al sigaiente dia las inconvenjenc;as
que produce e. calomel. Tome una
dosis de c&lomel hoy ' mahana Sc
sentira indispueSto. enfermo : con
nauseas, No pierda IN solo dia de
trabaio, Tome el "Dodson's Liver
Tone" ' Sc sentjri bien. 0 vigor :
anz.oSo dc -rabajar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17
BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NIS0S

BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
q SO c~entavos cadA Tono).
Ell Mundo de 10 Pequeno.
Ell Encanto de los Ninos.
Fsica al Alcance de los Nihos.
Historic de Las S~ociedades
Humans.
Las Maravillas del Cieic.
BIBLIOTECA DE INDUSTRIAS
LUCRATIVAS
CA As centavOs cada TOmO)
Ganado Lamar
Caballos de Carga
Industris Algodoners
Gusanos de Seda
Vacas Lecheras
Industria Alfare-a
Csballos de Lujo
Industrial AZucarera
Las Flores = sus Perfumes
Exploitation de Ia Patata
Cria de Cabras
Cria de Cerdos
Ell Azafran.
.Cria de Palomas
0BRAs POPULARES EMpAsTA.
,DAS
CA 25 centayoa cada MAJ
Quiromanci:
Gufa del Buen Sirviento
Juegos 3 deporteS
Bales de Sociedad
Oraculo de las Damas
Labores del Bello sex
sumento de bienestar 2 tomos 0.50
Manual de postres y licores
Manual de reposteria = ~pasteleria
HAZASAS DE FANTOAAs
"a so centavos tomo)
Ell genio del crimen
Misteriosas fechorias
Horrible e~stratagema
Cadaver que habla
Juve contra Fantomas
Ell muerto que mata
La huella del muerto
Ell agente secreto
Ell documento numero 4.
Prisionuro dc FantomN
FL dismante dol Rsy.
Destreza Until
Ell abogado misc. csc
Ell polizonts apache
Ell niho desspsrecido
Ell ehorcado do Londrss
Vida pos vida
AvENTURAs DE BUFFALO BILL
"a so centavQs tomo)
Il profanador ds tn bis
Una uoche de Carnival
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extend:do por el Srio. Baker, por
recommendation del Mayor General
Squier, iefc de los Cuerpos de Sena-
les del Ejtrcito de los Estados Uni
dos. Las disposiciones de Ia Secre-
TARA de Guerra que estan en- visor,
references 4 IA expedition Ge despa-
chos, impedian que Sc lie e%xpidiera
a Mr.. Mitchell despacho de Mayor
de Infanteria que fue ell arma que
habia escogido ell ex-Alcalde de Nue.
va York.
Mr.. Mitchell sera envla6o a uno
de los campos de instruction aerea,
probablemente al de San Diego, Cal,
para que reciba su instruction pre-
liminar antes de entrar al servicic
act:vo en- Francia.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-17

NUEVA YORK, Fncro 1G.-Muy
satisfecho Y agradecido Sc mostro
anoche Mr.. John Purroy Mitchell,
cuando Sc lie notified que un mensa-
je de Washington daba cuenta de
que Sc le acababa de expedir despa-
cho de Mayor en- uno de los Cuerpos
&c Aviaci6n del Ejercito de los Es-
tados Unidos, manifestando que va
esoeraba tai cosa. pues cuando re-
so!vi0 ingresar al ejercito, 10 hizo
aprovechando ia oferta del general
:Squicr que goza de gran Influenza
con ell gohierno federal.