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Evening journal., 1918-08-07
W. NORMAN JOHNSTON.

Private W. Norman Johnston, son OF
5. II. Johnston. OF Elsmere. Del. Is
now with Company II. 3i2h Infantry,
IN France. Private Johnston, before
being called 90 service with the draft
contingent sent 20 Camp Dix on April
4. was an accountant with the Pull
man Company for about six years and
Is well known 10 the many employees
0f that cOmpany's Wilmington plant
He applied for and was granted per-
mission by District Board No. , 30 ac-
company the quota leaving April 1, al
though far ahead OF his turn In the
draft. On arrival at Camp Dix he was
assigned 20 the seth Pioneers and three
weeks later 10 the 3i2th Infantry leaN-
ing with them for overseas during the
early part Of May.
In letters received by his parents
from "Over There" he says that three
weeks were spent IN a training camp
in England and then they went TO
France. In a letter OF June 80, he
states that he and his companions are
billeted IN barns among the pigs and
chickens and within sound Of the bat
tle line.
The 3i2th Infantry is part Of the 18th
Division, being made up Of New Jer-
sey and some New York and Delaware
boys. and stationed in the vicinity OF
Lunevine. France. Il looks very much
as though they have taken an active
part in the recent Allied offensive.
The record Of the few Delaware boys
In the old 18th Division OF three and
one half months from home TO the bat
tie line is one 10 be proud OF.
In a letter received this week by Mrs.
MAY Parker, Of No. JO3 East Sixth
street. from her son Walter Parker,
now in France with the iWrd Ammu-
milton Train. the young soldier says
Il will be home for Christmas. We
are going 90 finish what we started
and come home" Parker SAYS he IS
well and happy He enlisted last No
vember and was in camp at Allentown
| for some time. Tie has been In France
for about two months. He was for
merly IN an aviation corps and eX
pects 20 be transferred back 70 ina
branch Of the service soon.
Mrs. Parker has another son, Ear
Parker. who has been in the navy 10
more than a year, and is now at hOm
on a furlOugh. He has been on fol
some time and was In So. Mary's Hos
pltal. Brooklyn, for several weeks.
William :. Milliken, No. 1912 Adam.
street. who recently enlisted in the L
is. n. r. r. Band. has received his
appointment as first cornetlst in the
band. at Cape May. n. j.. Mr.. Milliken
is a prominent musician and cornetist
having played in the various bands OF
/ this city. He IS a graduate Of the VIII
mington High School in the February
class Of 1916. At present he is EN-
ployed by the Engineering Department
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad as struc-
tural engineer and daughtsman.
Albert Jones, OF MilllngtOn, Md, was
a
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
DOVER Will BUILD
SEWER EXTENSION
Volunteer Firemen Are
Granted Request to Hold
Carnival Next Month
TWO KENT COUNTY
OFFICIALS RESIGN
sneciaI 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Aug. 7.-At the meet
ing OF Council last night requests
were made for an extension Of the
sewers on Mary and Clara streets and
they viii be ordered put in.
The town solicitor was instructed to
prepare an ordinance to prevent driy-
ing over the hose OF the Robbins Hose
Company during a fire. Much trouble
has been experienced recently by this
practice.
Treasurer w. S. Haman, reported
about $1,000 on hand.
Alderman Z. F. Wood reported "a ar
rests during the month with fines col
lected amounting TO SAC.
Chief Engineer Kichline reported i6.-
10000 gallons Of water pumped during
the month OF July.
The Robbins Hose Company made a
request TO hold a carnival in Septem-
Der and for the use OF the town lot FOR
the same. which was granted.
A request from the wOrkmen at the
Water and Light plant for an increase
In wages was discussed and the matter
was referred to Mayor Magee for ad-
justment.
A complaint was received Of the fast
driving through the town. Council re-
ferred the matter to the police commit
tee with power to act.
Levy Court Meeting.
At a meeting OF the Kent County
Levy Court, John +. Abbott, supervisor
OF the MahOns Ditch Road, resigned and
Cove S. Short was appointed to sue
ceed him.
John NJ. Good resigned as constable
In the Third Representative district,
and w. Graham was appointed TO sue
ceed him.
A report was made on the remodel
ing Of the court house, and on mo-
tiOn Of Commissioner Ford, the build
ing committee was authorized TO pur-
chase the necessary fixtures and fur
niture for the building,
Reports Of county officers and fees
collected last month were submitted
as follows: William r. Peters, record
er Of deeds, sii715; Daniel NJ. Ridge
ly. prothonOtary, SiO2i5; Samuel s.
Sarde, clerk Of the peace, s2i5; Ernest
B. Raughley. register OF wills, Siii6S
Frank VanSant, sheriff, s3i20.
Sheriff VanSant also reported S55.3i
due the county from work Of prisoners
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
SUSSEX DRAFTEES
OFF FOR TWO CAMPS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. THE follow
ing limited service men were sent from
Sussex county on Monday to Syracuse;
Roland r. Quillen, Laurel; James
Frank Johnson, Ocean View; Rollie C..
Murray Selbyvlle: E. Cornell Jones,
Bridgeville; Joseph Neri Tracy, Green
wood; J. Ralph Carey, Georgetown (;
Everett Lee Waller, Laurel, and Walter
Lee Rodney. Laurel.
Yesterday the twelfth contingent left
Sussex county for Camp Wadsworth,
Spsrtansburg. South Carolina, as fol-
lows: Everett Eugene Wiley, Fred
Hudson. Raymond Charles Dean, Ray
mond Fisher Cooper Herman Lank-
ford, Claude Barker Prettyman, Ebey
Tunnel Fooks. Alton Harvey Bacon,
Clifford Ellis Curtis, Pasher Watson,
Raymond Franklin Henderson, Roland
Charles league, Thomas Whone Ew-
ing. Jr., William Scott Bowden, Her
bert Dawl Larimore. John Arthur
Raspe.
Evening journal., 1918-08-07

Albert Jones, OF Milllngton, Md, was
accepted for enlistment at the army
recruiting station yesterday. lie en-
tered the Field Artillery
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
NO CONTESTS FOR
SUSSEX DELEGATES

GEORGETOWN, Del, Aug Yes
terday was the last day for filing Of
names for delegates to the Republican
state Convention, where a United States
senator and Congressman and some
state office candidates will be nomi-
mated. and also was the last day for
the flling of candidates for the county
committee.
When the time closed there had been
no contests in any district and 1t is
believed that the Sussex delegates will
be guided in their voting for Senator
and Congressman by sentiment that
develops at Dover. the night before
and the day OF the convention.
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
The 100 per cent.
Man

u ne uran who has kept his system ''up 70 N
marf~ " taking eare ef his digestive orraua-
therrhy rrvrentnr The inruada of disease,
When ne stomach berins 70 Ntaten ana
r-asf-s, conFfipa tion. risiuE Of food, distress
ffts~ eating bloatnC u the stomach, palpitA-
.ion of the heart ahortneas of prcathi dlHAneha
faintneas lack of energy and al ancruens ot
the heart caused b. Indigestion. MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY in what you need.
n quickly restores the normal condition of
the stomach. the appetite n Improved, your al
meats vanish and you can eat anything you
and bowels take MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA
REMEDY. Nature will DO the rcst At al
druEHista--A Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia

IvIls9TZ To Philadelphia
t0 and Chester
From Fourth st. Wharf
Schedule Subject 20 Change Without
Notice.
Daily. except Saturdays, Sundays and
hoiidays leave Wilmington for pkiladel-
mia and philadelphia for Wilmington, at
4 so. 900 100 A. NJ, 1.3O, 800, 4.15 GOO,
ZOO and o.30 =. NJ.
on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays,
leave both Wilmington and Philadelphia,
at 73O, 800 1880 A. NJ, u o'clock noon.
30 800, 415. 600. 100. $50 and $50 p. N
WILMINGToN-PENN ROUTE.
Leave wilmington at $50, 700. 500.
900, 1000, 11.00 A. NJ, y o'clock noon. 100,
200, 800, 400. 800, 600. ZOO, 500. 9.Oo,
1000 IL 90 and 1900 Z. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrgve az 900. 715. 500. 200,
aiS' 500 400, 500, 600, 200, 600, 900,
1O15. 100 and 1900 Z. II
FRENCHs GROVE. fENNsGRoYE.
Omen dates for Sunday School Excur-
sions. Apply Fourth Street Wharf
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
SANITARY wORKEH.

TITM KELTER Is STILL AT FOURTH
w and West SITS Now Is the tlme 10
have your cellar, sink cleaned. Phone 5lls.
may1-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
RFGIsTFR,s nr,nER.
EsTITE on HERMAN G S

ESTATE or HERMAN &. htiiLNh
II NIGER DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration. upon the estate OF heIhuh
a.. Schechinger. late Of Wilmington hun
dred deceased. were duly granted unto
Frederlca SchechlnEer. on the sixth day or
August A. ID. 1915 and all persons m.
debted 10 the said deceased are requested
% make payment 20 the administrators
without delay. and an persons having de,
mnnds against the deceased. are required
10 exhibit and present the same, duly pro
hnted 10 the said Administrative, on or
before the sixth day u August, A. y. WV
or abide hy the law iu this behalf.
Administrators.
Address Harry Emmons Esq. Attorney
NJ Law. Ninth and Market Sts-. Whining
ton. Del augt t-eod-W'
TsTATE OF WILLIAM FRIsBY. De
II CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
Administration upon the estate OF VII
liam Frlshv late Of Wilmington nun
dred deceased. were duly granted unto
Irene Frishy. on the sixth day oi
August. A. H. 1918, and all persons In.
dehted 20 the said deceased are requested
90 make payment 20 the adminlstratfl y
without delay. and an persons having de.
| 20 exhibit and present the same, duly pro
/ hated. 20 the said administratrlN, on o
/ before the sixth day Of August. a ID. l9lp
| or abide hv the law in this behalf
IRENE FRtSBY. Administrators.
] Address Lllburne Chandler. Lsq.i Al
torney- Law. Wilmington, Del
nug7- eod-Nt
Evening journal., 1918-08-07
/ INTLhNTIC.CITYNJ,
FOR Health .,...-
H RBCR EhTfOR a PLEASURE \
TrvCLARENDONH HOTEL

virginia Avenue near Beach.
Capacity 200 Always open. All modern
improvements including 100 rooms with
hot and cold running water, and private
baths. Write for rates and booklet. Own
ership management. MONROE HUTCHINS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
SECCION .
EN- HONOR DE La PATRLA

Ell orgullo de la patria, de Ia raza y del idiona, nos
ha asistido siempre en- nuestras rudisimas !abores. A
e 6ehemos nuestra consolidation y nuestro Progresos
y a el deberenSos. nuestrOs futures adeiantos para que,
nuestros compatriotas y en- general tcdos los flspano-
americanos, puedan yer Y eacontrar en- "LAP EMS
UT paladin y una ayUda positivcs de las Personas nc
rales, sociales Y de Ia colectividad-
Ensancharemcs nuestras labores hasta abarcar to-
d. Ia America Espanola. A clio nos obliga Ia solidari-
dad que debe existir en- las nacicass de este Contlaente'
FL lazo comun de la raza Y ell idiona nos facilitan esta
monumental tarea, y el intercambio hbre, esplrltuai y
couercial. cue fomentan les gobiernos cuitos y honora-
bles. Que no ponen, exentos de las cobardias de la in
mcraliGad que relajan Y Destroyer, 10 mismo al lndl-
vidro que al Estado, esas barrcras boxers, inquisltorla-
les Y ridiculas, con que los honlbreS interiors; Sc ina
giaan encadenar IL libertad del p~cnsamien:o.
Les actuales tiempos son de libertad y po- ella Sc
lucha en- TODD el mundo. Por ESQ henscs visto ell curlo-
sisimo fenomeno. del cue nosctrcs somcS un ejeinpfo
eiificantc, de q"s EieRtr2s r'ayoEes son las tr2bas que
S. ronen a la li5re circulation de las IDEAS, de ia Frensa'
mayor es ell cr;dito que adquiere, mayorcS son los de-
secs De conocerla Y mayor es 81 intensified Y radio de
acci6n. Ash, Ia prohibition es creditc, circulation J Vi
da. Nucstrcs adelantos 10 confira,2n Y p5cgonan.
ADeras vanos : ncGar, segIn Ia Erase de A!ighie-
ri. al "mezc dill ccmin de nCstra vita" a Ia mitad de
nuestra mortal car-eEa, caando, en- Ia alborada de Ia
vida cnarbolamos nuestra enseha, y dssPlSgamos las
vclas de nuezt2o b2tcl, sin renc0res per el pasado nj
tenor al poryerir-
Fmravcsada con les cclc1es nacion2leS. Ruestro or
gacc Sc cs1enta cen crgul!o, como g~2nGlramente mcXl-
caro. Sen rr.-t-C norte : guia Ia justlcla y 81 hcRoT.
Las Fr2ses asacr-s rcs las arraEcan les actos dep'o-
rabies. Y b-ota e-HontancG la a~prcSacioR De Russtra
n!gr?a. rrra -caIific27 y cn2I,ees. IS accic72s mcTito-
-ies. yercar del campo que viaierca. 81 h2v parciali-
dad en- este. tanbi5n Ell e.lo estriba Ia verdade7a I'M
Dorn;ai;G9I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
PROYECTC De 2OLIZA5 De 5EGu-
70 CON LLQU!DACiON
ANTIClFADA

acl.zas &c SECURE con i:aa.aHcson -
t;cieaGa. una cs?2c.a dc cue@:a &c
au:i.:o cue gas!s ser,a- c~s-ce1.:a 4
-oGcs los aom7a,;c".-s dc. try"te y
todos los ale d ret1gaa--
ala.
La p2rce -ecya5m:c2 IL rroy-cto q
tan ex-Cem2ja2cnte a=Ucl..a como
p1cdc se7!o. Una POLKA de nail fraE-
cos para los comoatie2tcs : de Ga!-
.n.ca:os frances PARA %: no c9moa-
.ientes moviiizaLos del dos amos
anteS caa&Lo m=nos, eH-5reue1tc
hbe-ada de anteaano. Sc c-t&@levera
sin nece::&ad d! paso a. n.aglHa
Dz!-na nor cueu,a dc "a cai2 u~ac!cna:
lie los reei-aios pcr caUsa je amelia
.ndad. Lssa caatiG2d &e qui1iea-os
frances 0 dc m! frances. segUn G.
ease. SRA paEaG&. dc=tro del g2a"o
del mes zigue9tc a. fa!Ia1.mler.o tie!
be-sficia-io. = los c@e tengan acc5eEo
= ella. con Il coaG.cioa de lIa e. IN
j.viduo IL que So c:2t2 haya -naer-o
en- e. cango Dc hata.!a. : co0SecUcE,-
Ga de her;das dc guerra %" cctcr-
ncdad c-oa.-@;da : caus2 del sew
clio. lie ser@ p@gada, Gcn.ro dc los
tres meSes siEuienveS y IA ~CcsaciOE
de las hoS-iiidades a TODD ~asoguraao
que viva ' Que iustif!que que Ia VI Z
d~estnar . la cOE2pra de instrument
tos ;ndispe1saolas para que vlelTa i
comenzar a c~jercer 81: profession.
Nil frances, es o.c2 Poca cosa y
de hecho 81 gasto total cue este ges-
to de human!G2d cxig.ri apcnas 81
/ Representa- el equivalents lei --cc:o
de IN mes tan solo lie yuerra-iQue sc
medite. por e. coEtra..c. eli tCdas
esas rs~percus!ones econ5mic2S )
Do.:icas. Ash 10 ha prociamado elo-
cuentemente u. Bonnafous, DiuutaGo
del Sena V del Disc: e, soLdado del
derechc es como e. sa5io; tene IT.
/ casidad para viv;r en- IA patria que
es Ia suya de obdsCer q Us leyes de
la exiStsncia que no Sc cIldcn por
medic de palab-a5 nj Sc modifican
por medic de discusses. GQu@ hacer,
/ entonces. por nueSC-0e communicates?
ITenGcrles al dla sigIieC:e de Ia bara-
la una mano que los ayude. Fermi-
tries que vue,vac, POGO Z POGO, 4
oriertarse en- "a vida civil en- Ia Yus
duraate algjn tempo 5uscan 81 ca
mino antes de haber vUelto a cncor,
ra- csc squilibrio que, hace tres amos
" medic, rompi6 brascamente Ia mo-
~viiizaci6n general, con detr!mento de
elos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

Heaacs Iegado al fin de rna etapa y principiamos
ctra. de nuestra errpresa EDITORIAL Y Per1cdistSca. Al
comcnzar Ia nueYa, yOfTemos religiosamente los ojos
al medic dia, 81 Sur. cue = para nosotros Ell oriente,
poraue hacia ess puEto de la rosetta, allende las iinfas
del runoroso Bravo, nuestra armada Patria Sc recuesta
arrullada DOT los dos mares, so5re ell Eecho de esmeral-
das que plugo a la naturaleza ~otorgarie como una dadi-
va de Ia misna Divinidad-
Cabencs Ia satisfaction de haber labo-ado modesto
psro cficazmente, para coaSolidar en- IL PatTia de WASH
ington una emFresa representative de nuestra naciona-
lidad y dc nuestra raza. porque Ia heanos FORBADE tenaz'
ruda V acknowledgements Z fuerza de ~fatigosos trabaJos,
V con Ia cooperation lnica Y exclusive de nuestros COM
patriotas que nos alientau, s~ostienen Y aeoHipanan en-
Ia brega cuotidiana.
Por fin. podeuos afirmarlo sin vanidad, pero con
Iegitima satisfaction, hemcs !legado a levantar, al am
paro del nombre de Ia pa1ria, ' de nuestro ldlonla, 81
pr;nero dc les diaries que en- espanol Sc publican en-
los Estados Cnidos. y que procuraTeHes engrand@ceF
mantenienGolo, cono es debido, en- honra y pTovecho
de la patria V dc nos0trcS mismos, deatro del honor y
de los ideales mexicanos E hispano-amerlcanos.
No naci6 nuestra empresa como Minerva, prorista
de tcda suerte de armas Y capacitada para Ia pugna-
No henlos hecho una Improvisation, nj ilcgamos de IN
sal,o al "~rcta:iyo." con las cooperaciOncs extraaas Y
m~uchisino me1cs las ilicitas-
La egoluci0a de nuestro ~periodicc, ha sido Ia que
impore la n2.uraleza : IL eacina co7pulenta- Lenta-
mcn:e Il semila diEa;auta, germina en- el senc dc Ia
terra: Sc leraata Linda : eHdeble; Va creciendo; q IA
lie Sc ALA mas ' mas, legs : Ia altara de los a-bas-
tos. V ror i'm cuimina cen Ia Porpa de los arboles CO.
pud0S.
Lees estamcs aun &c ha5er daao a naestra en-
p-esa todo 8! das&grollo que con e tempo ssguraInsnte
adqurira, pe-o &c teacs modes IA h2mo5 visio, desde
su s-irierte tai ; como 50 We en- npestra information
grlgfca, priacl2i2- cen y sc1a7ario. tornado con les
~-udim2uto< d2cgr4ficoa, d los !e7tos tiPos dc "eajas',
ordcaad-s en- ID aoh>-diila, c imprcsos en- Ia Frs"s2
plana, Priaitr7a, hast2 ahcTs que en- e0itie'o que ee
levart.- !,-5:rcs ~eN2rofe.o des&e el primer l2trtio.
sale % r., Izotfpos ' L. r~otatiY& I eHPa-cirse pc7 lbs
.ga.-s -.a7-5s. hechc oon sodCs les alelaEtcs del d.
firifisimo sr.e de Ia dia-ia p~u5icila4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
DEL Ola

Lo5 rc-icdicas dc Ia metropoli ne
xicana pod.ian l~lenarse en IA ere pre-
serte, con solo lres s~ecc;oacs, igual-
racnt2 i.::eresentcs, isu2irnc0te pro-
funda7. iruaImcnte propic:7s al ANAL
sis Y a Ia consideration de propios y
extranos. Les rensEdores, los filoso-
fcs, los sociolcgos. les que bacon le di-
s~occion de los comqlicados arganismos
sociale-. encontcarian G. elias rico vo-
nero de ha=G5as. Hay ma so6rc todo,
cue ha-ia Ia deliciS de- csc esPir:tu
Unreasonable cue SC iians MSuric;o
Mae:c-iinck.
Una sccc;5n, para les c~Yi5aenes de
los honbres que llsyaD ~galoncs, 0 DC
los cue ilcvan simple mauser o sem
ella ristc!a arrebatada en- IN mosin,
j un guardian del ordsH puhlico,
cuando 10 habia.
Las fuerzas de a=cion en- estas ira
sedias en- las Il a fucrza dc yer CO.
no Sc repitcn, apcnas 81 hay ys quicn
paro aicntc7, ell vino, Ia ;n~solercia y
Ia rapScsoSG, Cue Sc S~SS"ENa "a 49,
paro dc IA iaPnuidad.
Gtra scccion para esa admirable
ceEtn de robaGores a la alta c~scucia
que SC antojaran edueados en- la uni
vcrsidad de. Pedro Gringoi-, en- Pile
ma Corte De los Milagrcs, 81 no Sc les
encontrara visticndo americana por
las GALES de la metropoii y holgando
tranqu;lamente con e. fruto de % To-
bado, 10 mismo en- 81 palaeio que en-
la casa de vecindad, en- el Z5caio que
en- la TlaxPana.
Y Ia Ultima, para los dramas crue-
les dc Ia r~,iseria, Il nissria atormen-
que tiene cogidos del %cuello, atadora
tadora eus siene eogidos del c~uelio, a
todos cuantos no han side habiles pa
"a el saqueo y ell motin.
Uno que mucre de hambre en- la VA
publica, un veterano de las guerras
gsoriosas que agoniza de iaanicion en-
ell fondo de- IN tabuco miserable, IN
invalido a quien la revolucion arran-
SO del campo para iiava-aelo a Ia que
IRA , a qu;en el sobierno de Ia rcvo
lucion deje morir de u,iseria, una nj
IA que Sc picrde, otra que Sc arranea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

y. U. n, Blythe. CaL.-TodRs !as substan-
Gins CUE nos indica las venden. en- pequeHas
cantidades en- cualGuera botica y en- M
yor escnla en- las grandes easns que conner
clan en- el rano de drogas = productcs quiz
micos. Pcro lie llan,amos l. atenciu4 hacia e.
hecko dc que en- Is actuaIidad y a causa de
IL guerra 10 pod-& conscsuir en- ninguaa par
te que le vendan algunas de elias. las que son
explosives, Z menos de que presente una aIIto-
rizaci6n especial que tendrfa que gestionar
previamente ante el' gobierno J Cue no lie da-
r&n. seguramente. q menoe' de que pueda JUS
tificar su petici6n con el uso que piense ha-
Ger &c esos cfectos. e. clorato de potasio
es una dc las substaneias. entire las quo nos
indica. que Sc haIlan en- LIS condolences que
Gejamos indicadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

Pc-!a. Sen Antonio. Tcxas.-Crecmos cue lie
se-ia Drovechoso tomar por cspacio de aiSun
tempo las ~pasti!las de Chamberlain para el
hisado. pucs las maachas que le han salido en-
Il cara b!cn pucdcn ser debidas Z I'm nal fun
dc este 6rgaro. Como t5n:co. Re
rccomendsnaos ell vino fe-ruginoso dc earne
Cue prepare n casa Rexall. y adem&s creemos
corven:crte qre llcve una vida 10 mas higieni-
CT que le sea possible. que hasa e~je-cicio. que
procure ~respirar buen airc ssiicDdo IN POGO
{. los pa-Qres o 4 rs afueras de Il ciudad :
CUE procure torar bastantes frutas, en- todos
gys aiinleatos 81 fucre possible. Alimentese
tambiGu 10 mcjor que Dueda y para clio no cs
nccesario que coma mucho, sine que coma CO.
sas subs%anc:os2J = ganas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

! Tn c!icnte. Kansas City. Mono tenicndo
aan ID caad qac Sc r~ecuierc para ei reG;'tro ;
puiicaGo ,omprobar'o con 81 ara de ct1da-
daaia ) Il f& &c b~aUti5n'o que dice taner, no
h.y r,otivo para que &c e@%ijan, en- n;z=una par
lie. n taric:a de ~rcEistro, pues este no les obi
81 mas cue 4 los cue t;cncn una edGd COM
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
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