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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

Los i,I,r,l,.> lr, irrrr,>c> , los pr"rr'IinIientn>
dc los "t"cro> mrNiran"~. >"H "ldr">. Prrri>'>' IL
macnladn> = ir"itim">. La pur"za y >'nc"r'oa''
dc >u> laborr> mrr"rcu 81 respect" y Ia consideration
4lr Ia ~oric,lad. Son ii"u"> los tr's'aJ;td"rcS 'i
,Siimulu , Ia ayuia de i> h"mbr"> lie capacidad
y ,ir roucj-uria. Les pcu>ad"rrS m"Nicano> ticnrn
"randc> "hli"nci"u"> para 90" "~2> mnchr'in'ahr">
Dc los ttiIcr.>. ,c las cIup"> y 'r ia> miua>. que
1bli~.ia>. .lrS.lc cdaG rcnprHna, 4 @amar>c ci pan
fnurado "nr mir"la> lHtI"a>.ap"na> - t'licn
tirm,n r:,r., chi: war ~ iutrii-"ncia : "ht"ner los
.rnorimirur"> nrcr>ari"> para P"d"r 'uGhar l"r ~
ll"irramicmt" rc"r"mjc" H"rat.
Ia rI">,j"t ,hr'r:, 'irmania. para Iraiar>"
ron r,ir;tria , rrrrirud. una gran >uma dc c"m"cr
1nirnro, ri]rurriru> qur Is"r la general u" C>lan e"
AISxiru - ll-aur. lie los trIha Iadorc> hunltd">.
In ccoromI. Iriigica. Ia r>tadl>tica. Y 'irmsi> cl"ii
.ii< auxiIiar.> ,r La cicncia> >ocialc>. mucha> We
cr> ,lr>rourriaa> lie los ].r"mhrr> de ictra>, " r"r /"
mrno> r'urciEI> imN"rtectamcntc Y Snpcrtiriaim"'I
7c. no irau rt.:iio ha>ta ahora. Ell nuc>tr" pals, dm
inrrrrrrrr representative dc ra> classes rahaiad"ra>
\ ,r auuI IN rr>ulrGd" que nuc>tra> genrra"i"n''~
rhrrra> IA" han lie"sd" Il Ia perfection y a'l"i""'"
do la he Europa = los E>tado> Tnjdo>.
lin rn,irrrcu. los "hrcrq> m"NicaH">. per -
solos. nan iujrial" >u> "rgauizaciom,> ,"n ha>'a"'"
rccularjlad Y auu"rucia. priu"ipiard" p"r c"n>l'-
1mir<r para dclcu''rr>r mchar p"r >u> lnI"r'N'>
y >u> idraI">.
In<rin5ivamrnr, ham comrrruoid" rmrr"n-
dido la cnnpuiSra del "hjct" pu" - pr"p"n'i'- '
elrpiezan 4 tratar lcgitimamcnrr dc in'iuir "n Ia
marrha DC los nrg"cio> plhIir"> ru rrlac'"n r"n 81
a<piraciuuc~ Y SIS irtcr">r>.
Dc<gracillamrutr ha>Ja ahora los r"n>a'i"r">
m"Nican"> n" les ham prr>rad" Il los "hrrr"> 81 cor
Iin"rutc san" dr sis iu"">, y Jos uHl""> que ;" ha"
aproAiInai" Il rIl"> cu Il prrtcNto lie ayuiari"> !
Srrrirl">. han >iio los iN"lItjr"> mas ">a'i"> = iSn"-
raHlc> l"> mas r"oI>Ia>. anhtri'>"> " Inconsistencies.
Las jutrrc>auti>ima> rur>Ii"m"> >"cial">. QUE
,-.,. -.,,,l but Si!,, tI-IIu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

Y POLITICOS

las , lr"ltima>. hac.r TN Wo,ivo lie di>cordia. dc
cc>,ui"n \ ,tc >o>pccha>. que uccc>aria y c"nS"cur'l-
trrncntc r"dundIu en- pcrinici" ' dcScrcdIto 'c las
a<nriaci"uc> "hrcra>.
Los miSn,oS ubrrroS - rc>Cnuc!"rtan ' 81 al
WIDEN ,rando interviewer les poIiticaSfT">. 81 -
los rrrrrnc,rn Il las dc>acrcditada> tilaS "ub"rl';'
mrntaIr~. cmt,nc"> las agrupaciourS son Ni>taS H"n
>c>u,pha \ mon1>pr"cio pUr los hUlnhrcN ludrirH
licnir> ) de cnrlcicr.-Huc hay mas entire los "i'rr-
ru> uur rmrrc los "politico>"-y - >"n "po>IrloIiNta>
g ,c parrid"> auta"oujro>. cnt"nc"> r'">nira gu" 81
nchicrr" ol>truyr los rr1trio> p"r>i-i" Il los ira
iHiad"rr>.
En- ron>,rllrncia. la pruornlc ' l." d"hl'Eo. -
ruc los pnliiic"> que 81 r~">pctcn 81 ah>t"'l";'I re
mczrIar,r en- la cucSti"nr~ ruramrutc >"cial"S tic
los ol,rrr">. ' qpc ">to>. mas cauto> y >"n>a'">. ~"
tuIcrru las mapuihacl"'"> de- los p"iI'l'a>'f"S, S"''
del color qu" >rsu.
NatrraImcatc que est" lo declines tratando>"
de- ri-mlo> y circunStancia> anornalc>, porpu" las
pa>irnc> pcr<onaic>. mas que las ideas tii"S"tlca>.
SOP las uu. mIrrrn e imSpiran Il los h"mhr">.
- nur>rro~ Iplitic"> d">cau prr~tar I'M con
tin"cutr >anp = los "hrcr">. III" l." hagan en- i"rma
al~rracra '"m elevation dr mlrA>. sin "r>rrn'i'r
= las mauuiracipur> intcrr>aia> ci pr" ,"i gohi"r-
no - los rariidu>. tcnirnin uuicl y cNcln>iVamculc
,n cu,ura los imt"rr>,> de hos traiaiad"rr>.
Per La tri>rc> c"u,iiricnr> ca que los mrNlCa-
uu> nos cncontramo> lmlltir;su"nj". la Intr"inI>I"i'
tc las lpiIIi"tF~ e.: las ii!iHif'> >'''iil'> '' '">
rr>ulta dnnima , tumc>ra. La question social -
dcrna<iadn >rria y respectable para IN" 81 !" tome
Como campo de actividad tie baia political.
La elevation de- los pr"l2sit"> de los "br"r">.
Nj hurua L.. >u l,atriori>iuo y d">lnt"rrS. SnpIen -
tra> dibilidadr> que puc'au ~padr"rr. para que ha
can una nbra hrnctica y t"cunda.
i ru las ronicrcnria> dc l.arc'i" han oc III
prrycnir clcnrnro> pnlirico>. com" iranr'mcntc no
lo dr>camo>. scam dc M" Il or" color, nos "Ir@ra-
rIamu> IL. ulr r>luvicran animad"> del ml>mo dc>lii-
i,.rr> , hIcma ic dr los obrcro>. para que. en- IrZ
,r <cryirlr> ,r rcmorl. rrcand"lr> aim">t"raS de
>.<p.ha> Y mala> y"lumtadc>. los ayutcn ahSirac-
Ia y moralmcutc para rcalizar una obra dr UNIONS
mo \ coutrarrrnidad. international y nacl"llal.
Pnr nuc>trl paric, baSta que sean "hrcroS '
comparriota>. para one >impatirrm"> con clioS II
bicrta , lraucancutc. y c>t"mu> 'i>Pu">l"S Il i"m"'I-
TAR Sis labnrr>. drutr" De uuc>tra p">lhiiIdad. p"r-
uI, con clio rrrcmo> p"irr >rrvir Il Ia rau>a dc "a
humunidai y IT." la contraicruidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

ma opinion personal. No sol legisla-
dore> nj arm en- ell scntido de una re
presentation ;ndirccta de! pueblo.
\ aSi Y TODD. no SO les puedc con-
parar q los micmbroS dc una Camara
Alta. Estes son >implcS instrument.
los &c los @obiernoS autocraticoS. Re
cucrdo 1u" durantc mi permancnci,
en- q Re;chstag era muy fr2Clcnte
que IN micmbro del BundcSrat re-
prc>entara q varios FcGucnoS ESt".
dos que d"scahan cvitarSc los gaSto>
lie una representation por mcoi" &c
IN Grlc-ado para I'll solo pals. DE
acuerdo con la constitution del I'M
perio. 81 RundcSrat cS mas podcroso
oue cl R~ci~hSta@ po7quc tlcnc atri-
buconcs mas importantcS. Is cl que
decrcta todoS los rcGlamc0toS dc adj
miristraci0n publica para Ia eject
cion Gc las lcyeS t3rticuio -
I'm cI Bundcsraj Prussia es Ia cue
domino porGuc le bastan l.. vote:
t,icn" ~ para impedir Que 50 haga
un camb;o en- la constitution y hasta
n;nguna Icy militar pucde scr modl-
ficaGa sin 81 con>cUtin;eDto del En-
perador larticulo - Pero c! miSmo
Eeichstag. en- 81 compensation actual
no rc9ercscntg en- manera alguna 81
pueblo aIcman. Sus circunHcrinc:0-
mes han sido crcadas de acuerdo con
melodies a~rbitrarioS por los goblc'-
nos yonscrvadoreS dc los kStadoS ale
names nara favorccer u los rcacclo-
u~arics. Cierta cirrunS2ripcion. "crr.
10 dc L.iebknecht por c.jcmplo. cncic-
IRA mas de 500 200 habitantes en- iaa-
TO que muchaS otraS circunScripc'on2s
+. diputados conServadoreS no cuel''
IN mas $4,000 habitantcS.
La constitution del lmpcrio pre-,
y;onc en- 81 articnlo 20 que II lc'
,srccial seria dictada para llmll@'
Iocalr,enrc las circunScripcIoncS. Pc
rn = nasar dc las incesantcs rccI%.
,,~arionps de In OpOSiclOn. nunca Sc it
do cumplimiento q este compromise
Alcmania eSta. pues. muy IeJos az
ma organization democratica -
necesita algo mas Que audac'a pa
.recr que ell pueblo americana adm
ira baio la palabra de Max ''n I'd
den O de Solf y del miSmo Kaiser DIX
| \1emanja 80 halle iista para gooeT
rarSc u 81 miSm,a. No 10 estara sin
,uanGo 81 pueblo haya tornado en- Su-
,-on;as manos las ricndaS del cohicT.
no. No 6 csc 81 caSo todav'a.
DANIEL ELUNENTHAl.
cN-diputado al R~ei'hStaC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
LAS PRETENDIDAS REFORNAS
DEMOCRATICAS

,rr-s ,.., .., 7r~~ or-r IT, FEHN>.n
uicuio So. Todas las tropas aicma-
q riemen Ia obligation dc ohedecer,
dc una mancra absolute l>~ ordene
del Emperador 'drticulo 6+.'
La marina de guerra del In
pcrio eSta baio cl mando dc! En-
perador. FL e. Quicn la o~rganiza :
Quicn nombra los oficialcS Y funcio-
aarios de ella ,ardculo 81
Ell E~mperador tienc Ia dire
cion De los corrcoS y dc los tciegra-
los. tarticulo 3D.
Este corto nGmero dc ejcmplos b"S-
tara para dcmostrar cue aun deSptc;
dc los c@m3ioS iuvocadoS pcro no -
urohadoS. Ia ~potcncja del hmpcra-
dor que. segun u propias pa!abra>
no - siente responsible SirO ante 81
dos" contin0a sicnao dcciSiva t2da-
ia - cI Imocrio aieman.
PcrJ ne narccc que miranao en-
- coniunro Ia organization del I'M
pcrio : la de los Estados aiemanes.
* como sc convencer& ant faciimcn-
tc Ee que. Sin ana revolution. - DIFF
eli para .Niemanla Salir de las garraS
dc IA autocracia para inaugural ana
ga dc dcmocracia. Los % EstadoS
Guc forMaN Ia confederation %Crma-
Mica son. con exception dc las try-
/ cilfaHn> harSC3tjcaS LuOock. Rrc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
Los primeros aI5ores de la
maternida.d !Ienan de d.
cha Ell corazon de Ia
muJer
muJer

Il vENInA DEF. NI~O SE&ALA -.
PRTNCIPiO DE UNA VIDA DE f~EI-lClDAD
los ncticc- \ hombrc~ Il" ri"ncia dic"n
glc St. debc dsr Grar:dc imuor':ncia al "'t1-
do saiudabIc Y fciiz dc las muj"rc> ant
IT,! na.imjcntn del nlno. Por0"c cEta5 d.
posiciorra afcc,an Grand"m"nt' Ia ,aiud >
dcSarrull" 10 la, c"ncraciuuC
E.xi-tc uua preparation Uuc Ia ~r1us"r'e
han II ado con gran exit" nor MIS- - GIN
currt. amos. ante del naclmcIntU t. "N
ni5r,. Far.da Mother Fr!cn#'. Is 81 70
wcdio mats pcrctrautc. que suayi-t y a"ian-
ia los musculoS abdor:inalc~. tsAHGo'" con
rc.uiar;,i4d. durAnt" 81 temp" NUr "T'Sc"'
ri racimtcnto. los ucr'io$. i"rd"n"@ -
.:cl - rc6Ia ndoccu 90" 81" ST" i"r"' 'i~-
nirrii. In- ,noi.-,ias inh""cu.rs 4 I# "ni"r-
modal. como r#-'~,t-. d"'0r"~. . r1Itn &c
con 81 t., confirms" u" Mother Friend
los mil.cuius lduuicr"u SnayIdad. d" m"n"ra
quc IN 81 momcntn Il" la crisis. c~ta SOFA
memo. doIorosa. fac;l : in rc!igr".
Fscribt 4 EradCi"ld Regulator Co.. Dept
:. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Georgia. para 'uc
l.. SCI. cnviado Fl intcr"sante iihro 'Hu,hcr-
hood' Y adquicra una hotclit d" c~ta m"dr-
Gina ru c~u.i1uicT drogu"ria. Hr""in'"nd'"'"
dc csta marc-a dc Ia crisis. iAd'.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
LES HICIERON EFECTNA
LA FiANZA

LAREDO. Nov. l2.-Los senores
Santiago Mendoza : B. de Ia Cara
hicieron efectiva aver. ante el Jusz
de Distrito john a. Wells. la fianza
que hsbian otorgado an favor de Lo-
reno Gonzalez Cardenas. para que
gozara de libertad caucional en- tanto
Sc lIegaba la fecha en- que deola
comrsrecer ante la Corte del Distri-
TO. nara c~cntestar a la scusacion que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
UN BLUFF ALEMAN

L. r,- c~,-rfr..rronr. taLaS nor e,
.,I,n," 81 p~ra.i5enre Vii.
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.t.u, ~ I,,,.r., asr. ~or.:a;-tdo
s.,ar, r.. r-,,,r.iorarle Al quo
- a.,:a, ,.,r-s mar, 5cridir pcr
~ l. -, Teri.
y, ..L.,,,. .=,,,i.ra =, airlna dc
H.. ,rn,.-Io,.. .f,:issS hu adouir
=, ,.slr,c,-. f,,,r.a dc lev O i -
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n~'" ''' IGOR 80
o." w" ~,;an.o dob P,ries-
-. .,.,.m 49,; ..omo Ia MI
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10 l., Corsriru,ioa
81 -,
-. .,-., .,n8i,,orcS han
s,tr uc..d,, r,ro. :.un ~,uponiendo
r,,e 10 aavsn ,5io ZEN uur rorSisJcu
r~..~r,,,. a~nvaciadoS con canro
Ecr,o
:, hair, ,YDrln,gu Ia GI>po>.
,;,r dol i,rf.o - 6.l articulu y uvy
-, - ,,,c,,br, dol Pc;.bstar
~, .r.npra fYO,1prp- rChItS~ en- eI
-. .r mn Fsrad, ,oaf.I.ra-
-, ,;o,.4o -, rrrui y no Durdc vol
ro,I. .!o,,ir;,. sin, meG;anrr Una
n,a,. Ito, Pern Que ini2rJS
-. - $50 nara 81 puchlo Gesdr
ono los ministries som
e o,,h,.dos ,or 81
a-no..abI. ante u
=. - b,b,~5 ,ru;rsso al Kai.,~
- -, .3o,i.r ,, - -,arra y !,
-. \. 49,, .4erc,.b, onc 10 confisra
.,, - y, dice nuien
=, 49, r.,.+or;5o cs,c derecho =
- - J,,., So = ha ou;tado
-, I.~,..bo oxc1rs;yo de 80
~ 1n,no-,o ON las rclacjon,s
f'' ~, 70 da u
"''O'
F'G''o bis, do ofros
'" ""o'"oV ""a ~.
" - ,,r,nal 5;.oos,cio,es
saI 1,,,.r;o one 81
~,h..-,a ~afon,,n" 40 h, nretendido
-. ono b.,.,, s;oo Gambia
d,s ~. nn sr;.as+aso roncr n IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

UNCLE MAX. Depi. ,.
G-5 y. Clark S.. ,hI.lro. 30.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
LA ULTIMA !~NYENCE0N!
NO MAS RASPADURAS En- SuS
DIS(OS.

listed pucdc tccar dI,s"s Que - hayan uSa-
do iurantc dicz amos con 'st' p"Iu"no ms
trIrrcntn. Fl ~onid" sc-a tan cGicc = clitro
como 81 Guc produce cualduicr disco HGcv".
Est. .-rardiusu instrumental 81" cua-s,a u--
.ant.rcamcnte a c~uaiqrirr clasc DC '3niS"a-
20 . ~vic,rola. In njno pucGc ~c"lo':sr est, re-
rroduc,or On un ins:an;r. Cada ~a,'1Tato I'"-
Va inst-uccicncs IN %cspanol a"'rra u" III UHc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
NO DusrEuyA o DlScos vIEJos.

Eta O. Ia Ultima lny"nci"n. Trcc.;aH''ric
n Que III. nccrsi,a = hn prccurado ch;cnvr
Aho-a. ro~aycUGo est" ap"ra'o. pcdr:' I'd,
rn,ar los disros "a" Ina Il ''rar Hor inScr-
vibI,s y cue no pOdia ycri"r q ni1cin pre-
clio. p4,S este r"rroiucu,r haze at" e. So
,,dp ~. los disrus antique, scG fan ~ono~o y
cI,ro como los nucro-. I'd. uucdar:I admira-
do \ altarneptc saii,fccho nj adGlirir este
nnacrifico Instruments. puc j. ah"-ra=' hwcr
dinero. L. r-coInrndaru- ai1E''rI III" de-
DC .u"-o. pues podra t"Car t"r:1 ciasr q" lis
80. Su construction c> m.y tscrtc. por 10
quc f. dura-a mIcha :rTUo "H hucn c-;a:".
kproycchc Ia opos1uurdad q" "iGI'o hoy MI
mo. Iucs no cncontrar:, uaGa mas ap-op0-i-
- para ~ fon1Craf". nrueh"io ' Hu"c- ?.
,a,i,fccnc. Maudc ,iro postal "cumpanado dr
,u nomurr = direction rv-rcgto> " l vuclta
d. co-rco rec bra "i apar":o. Escriba = IL
.,vuicntc direction:
UNCLE MAJ. Depi. ,.
G.j \. Clark s.. Chicago. Ill.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
:QUIERE ID. GANARSE Mt
CHOS SSSS?

Por SOC. ensenamos a I'd. 4 ha-
Ger hermosaS taTjetas postaleS,
aunque no tenga camara y con IN
costo tan reducido que le dejara
muy buenas utilidades. Escrlba
hoy. Compania MeXicana de Co
misiones. Main ?. 0. Box l0l. San
Antonio. Texas.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
Cleanliness of Cities and Cantonments

Can Phoenix make itself morally clean the government has made the canonments?" is startling and at the time timely question which will be asked at the ". NJ. c. A." tonight That Phoenix is not clean, and that probably city in all the is clean cantonments is true, but it ought not be true and would not be true if all active as under the of necessity the govern ment is
 The government has found that moral cleanliness essential The time has passed when licentiousness swashbuckling savagery and courage may go hand in hand The cleaner better the soldier, the efficient he is the cleaner and better the youth at home the better will future citizenship be.
 We attribute the shortcomings of society to our government We say that if the laws and the ord- nances enforced and winked at the short comings would be fewer not at all that instead and more than potential criminals would have clean, strong and capable young men,
 It does not become at least the majority of us, to lay these things against the government for the ma jorty is altays the government. Either by its it's silent consent it approves things they are however bad they may be.
 No government, that is democratic govern ment, can be than the people it governs but by an accident of intelligence and integrity it may be much better A bad government in spite of the people may exist for short time, for the terms of it continues year year. until time been given to construct self-perpetuating machine the fault is the peoples and not their public servants
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
A TRUE FRIEND

Andy Foster, well known native cha aracter in his native city, had recently shuffed off his mortal soil in destitute circumstances although his days he enjoyed financial prosperity.
 prominent merchnt, old friend of the family attended the funeral and visbly affected as he gazed for the last time his friend associate
 The mourners were conspicuously few in number and some attention attracted by the sorrowing merchant The old gentleman very dear to you ?' veptured one of the bearers after the funeral was over
 Indeed, he was answered the mourner "Anly was one true friend. He asked me to lend him cent though knew that he practically starving to death"-Harpers Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
WHEN THE DAY IS DONE

I have eaten a bale Of spinach and kale, And I've never raised a row. l have swallowed 8 can of moistened bran And I feel like brindle cow l am taking a snack From the old haystack In the evening shadows gray. And I'm glad, you bet, At last to get To the end of meatless day.
 Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22

Every man who crosses the ocean to fight on foreign soil against the armies of the German emperor goes forth to fight for his country and for the preservation of those things for which our fOrefathers were willing to die.
 Robert Lansing.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
w! S.S. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS | ISSUED BY THE
 | UNITED STATES \ GOVERNMENT

Arizona Seed and Floral Co. 2S s. Central Ave. Adams Pharmacy
 1O5 N. Central Arizona Laundry Go. 3O1 E. Adams Arizona Grocery Go. 300 E. Washington R. w. Aeuff
 Grocery, Six Points Carl Anderson
 115 N. First Ave. Arizona Cigar Store
 15 N. Central Ave. Arizona Republican . POP E. Adams Richard Altman
 IT F. Adams American Kitchen
 N. Central Ave. E. J. Bennitt & Go.
 16 N. Central Bower ( Go.
 34 s. Central s. BaIlsun
 31 W. Washington Bertram Electric Go. Is S. Central F. A. Butler
 B S. First Ave. Chas. Buck Brown Dryer Motor Co.
 316 E. Washington M. 5ruszey H. J. Brazee
 29 W. Adams Harry 6Ianck
 1857 Grand Ave. Paul Bennett Auto Go.
 326 N. Central Ave. serryhil Go.
 42 E. Washington Boston Store
 E. Washington Bear Drug Store
 10 T.. WdSliHStOH Baswitz Cigar Go.
 Az E. Washington Busy Drug Store
 Central and Washington R. L. Bake
 11-13 N. Central Bessee Butz
 BPS E. Willetta Bell & Lively Cafe
 112 N. Central John H. Barncord
 3S F. Adams City Cleaning Works
 19 F. Adams Max Cohn, care Boston Store
 E. Washington H. B. Chaney
 Is E. Adams City Ice Delivery Go.
 21 N. Fourth St. Ceilings Vehicle Go.
 26 E. Adams Corner Drug Store
 46 N. Central C. A. cIaypooI
 33 W. Washington Chambers Transfer Go.
 IS S. Central Central Bank of Phoenix
 N. Central Ave. Commercial Hotel Cigar Stand
 S. Central Ave. Citizens State Bank
 N. Seventh Ave. and Van Buren E. J. Doyle
 27 N. Central s. Donofrio
 12O N. First St. H. M. Doyle
 Willow E. of Grand R. P. Davie
 E6 N. Central D. A. ponofrio
 E. Washington S. J. Doster
 433 W. Washington H. A. DiehI Shoe Co.
 W. Washington Ross B. Cunning
 7o9 Grand Ave. J. c. Denman
 Grocer, Six Points Boris -Heyman Furniture Co.
 Adams and N. First St. L. T. DsyIe
 321 W. Washington St. Leo EIweII (EIweiI Grecsry)
 230 E. Washington Fl Paso Store
 20s E. Washington Elvey & HuIett
 First Ave. and Adams Eagle Drug Go. fEig q S. Central fr Edward Eisele
 Phoenix Bakery, W. Washington Freeman Fike
 110 N. Central N. Friedman
 Central and Washington F. B. Flanders
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22

E. R. Neweomb National Bank of Arizona Central and Washington Orr ( Miller Go.
 Fourth and Washington St.. Overland Arizona Go.
 227 \. Central Owl Drug Co.
 Adams and \. First Ave. Phoenix National Bank First Ave. and Washington Pettid's Bakery
 Third St. and Washington Pacific Gas & Electric Go. W. Washington Palace Hardware & Arms Co. W. Washington Phoenix Flour Mills
 Ninth and Van Buren Sts. Phoenix Tent & Awning Go. POI N. First St. Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co N. First Ave. Pratt Gilbert Go.
 s. Central Ave. Popular Store
 136 E. Washington Peters, Alfred J.
 Tempe. Arizona Phoenix Lunch Counter
 37 W. Washington Porter ( Go.
 12S S. Central E. E. Patton
 1000 W. Washington Payne ( SaufIey Rubber Co.
 POI North Central Ave. Edward Rudolph : ~ 316 E. Adams Peter Ryan
 134 E. Adams Reliable Store J. E. RewIands
 2o5 N. Central R. D. Roper
 211 N. Central L. A. Ransy 8 D. Adams J. Rasmussen
 4o7 w. Washington Ready Barber Shop
 A Central Ave. SadIer { Webb
 42 E. Adams A. w. Sandige
 $40 N. Sixth Ave. Sun Drug Go.
 Monroe and N. First Ave. St. Elmo Cigar Go.
 40 W. Adams St. Francis Cafe
 34 W. Adams L. M. Sehaeffer
 20 w. Adams Sugar Bowl
 1o-12 E. Washington Stewart cyeIery Go.
 14S E. Adams Louis Strauss
 505 S. First Ave. J. H. Snyder
 317 E. Roosevelt Frank Shirley
 29 F. Adams Smith. Hughes Go.
 5o6 N. Central T. J. Smith
 S23 ". Washington Anthony Thomas Toltec Improvement Go. Talbot ( Hubbard
 E. Washington St. Troy Laundry
 215 ". Jefferson The Tossery Store
 112 E. Washington E. A. Thayer
 E. Washington p. A. TharaIdson
 IS W. Washington Valley Clothing Co.
 ". Washington Valley Bank
 w. Adams Virginia Grocery Co.
 713 N. Second St. Whyman Machinery Go.
 3o4 N. Central A. WetzIer
 47 w. Washington E. s. WakeIin Grocery Go.
 Fifth Ave. and Jackson White & Wesley
 W. Adams B. Best
 34 E. Adams !Chas. de Sales Wheeler
 13s N. First Street Ross w. WiIkin
 E. Adams Mrs. S. F. Wisgins
 Hotel Del Key J. zoIIinser
 4o0>E Van Buren
Arizona republican., 1918-01-22
You Can Buy
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 Is E. Adams E. L. Graves
 B W. Adams w. S. GoIdswerthy
 Santa Fe Office, Cor. Adams S Ger Goldman Grocery Go. W. Adams St. A. J. Garrett
 14o5 W. Adams D. Granow
 r and 25 S. First Ave. J. B. Guess 40 s. Fourth Ave M. GoIdwater & Go.
 N. First St Mack Gardner
 45 N. Central Garden City Restaurant
 E. Adams Gass Bros.
 19 N. Central Hotel Adams
 Central and Adams High School
 E. Van Buren, Bet 5th and It's Sts. John Hyder
 35 N. Central Ave. Dwight B. Heard
 Central Ave. and Adams H. H. Hunter
 4s N First St Harmon Motor Go.
 125 N. First St. Geo. J. Heinz 19 ". Adams Harry Herz
 Central News Stand, Cen. & Adam T. c. Hanseom
 500 W. Van Buren Henderson Bros.
 70S Grand Ave. J. Howard Hughes
 + W. Washington J. A. Jacoby
 219 N. Central D. M. Johnson
 113 N. Central Ave. Geo. s. Johnson
 14 E. Washington W. K. James
 70 N. First St. J. H. Kinney
 35 E. Adams KisseI Auto Co.
 235 N. Central p. s. kuhIes
 20s N. Central K. Kawatzu 11s ". Jefferson J. w. Jaeobus
 35 F. Monroe R. J. Jones
 1O5 N. Central s. H. Kress & Go.
 2S W. Washington Jefferson Cigar Stand
 s. Central . R. Allyn Lewis
 1l9 \. Central Ave. E. linsenmeyer
 Union Market, 11s x. First Ave. Rose H. Long
 St. Francis Hotel, 2 F. Monroe Professor Loper
 231 N. First Ave. M. Levisen
 21 S. First Ave. McArthur Bros.
 S. Central Ave and Madison Miller Sterling Go.
 42 N. Central o'MaIIey Lumber Go.
 Jefferson St. and Fourth Ave. James Nj. MccuIIoeh
 l5 E. Adams MarshalFs Grocery
 623 E. Van. Buren Mason's Pharmacy
 146 E. Washington Munsen Optical Go.
 E. Washington Geo. A. Mintz
 l34 W. Washington McDousaII ( Cassou
 oO w. washington L. Mattinsly
 2101 W. Adams A. H. Mitchell
 1346 w. Fillmore Jerry Moore C. L. Mcdaniel New York Store
 Washington and N. First St. Nerthrup Optical Go.
 E. Adams New State Electric Go.
 22S W. Washington Nelson Shoe Go.
 Az ". Washington
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-07
SINKS A U-B0AT
American Ship Tidewater Fin
ishes One Pirate.
U-BOat Ducked But Not Quite
Soon Enough.

Washington, May IA fight be-
tween the American steamer T1dewat-
er. and a German submarine, on
March II, in which the submarine was
defeated and perhaps sunk, was re-
ported today by the navy department
The navy departments announce
ment said:
THE commander of the armed
guard on the steamship Tidewater re-
ports to the navy department that on
March IT, about 1880 p. m. sub
marine was sighted off the starboard
bow heading towards the vessel about
$50 yards off. AS the ship turned IL
missed the submarine by not more
than twenty feet. The U-boat was
then submergirg The ships guns
were brought 10 bear and the first
shot hit some distance ahead of her
wake.
Waited in Vain.
.~rhe pointer fired the second shot
and had what the captain, the CHER
engineer and myself and other mem
beers of the crew called a clean hit and
was satisfied that it was effective. The
third shot was fired by the boatswain's
mate in charge of the after guns
crew having her spotted and firing In
the position she last submerged In
We resumed our course and COM
merced zigzagging, standing by for an
attack, but the submarine did not APP
pear again. We made all preparations
for an attack at daybreak, but there
were no signs of a submarine"