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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01

7 Le,lj1zs ifeathered, A. the sun, NJ ~ ~ n M
Tempting the rabhitsgiisl sstsss tad 4#
rspshapeb beets.
baking thsir ease In open cara
4eik nm lieets slowly jerking and siapPinG
Hoereesng aercss q Constituents @
HE re6neries would give aohl for you, ~ NJ
smee1osssis.ar arp erpiHsi
Harry beetHi seli4 2tF agV tas Yglt H
Y6nr little pointed noses win ali 20 our az Joint
nlsyou nill rot an, sdings8 sssa NJ stts,a 49, S5
yeus wait zoo long 81 es " e5 III ri
sssssri VI VI
oasina down from the shelves Of groeersy shops M
hsss e on the wide floors of ware
sbfpliitis avspduns sacIss o. uucar, Ssap ace ". 81
Webbing asa kitten when you lft thsm 4,C
sss ssss. ssss e s ana .sss
MgapinRiuP In tosedTE SKI s3aes fsh, at &E4.
nrippine mum ees % inscefste
0hlhendnti nlIzpiieg mnce, and nutmeg, 6
ne shoFsi ahe sta kgs e tee,ss Et
y1inh 81 the desserts Of a century @t
Iiqk Of the currant cakes and ceokies
~ We gl.anae.. nn.t rFta ana pertriss @
sRs,i|efn Sc ssa5rna ma ii.is, 4 ras'
BrosSss' and and sssss "a 7iimss,
Bath buns md plumcake Of England NF Ssss ez t
On the grace Of eandied violets # IA s.
On the exotic taste Of Turkish delight | s
Consider the honey and eeh Of ancient Rome a}#
pOlsOnh OF hon0iD8ance Z !. Es 4
Napoleon stirring his coffee and manceuvring wooden sol
ders, NJ sH }tt y 8A,ss% MS. VA. (. \ fgt.a
Hawthorne buying, hlack,jacks sss sa4 8.st
On his way TO his Office IN tts .taS r NJ.
In the Salem Custom House @ IA EctN j..
Stirrup-cups and ehristenings E&2st Fl s#~sE .,r
Wakes, and weddings, and Festivals. #,E4 ~
Sugar in spirit boas adrft the rivers Of Japan;
confoctons hammered into collins and sealed in halls of
h, 80 painted grarite; $500 INK
Sweetened wine, poured upon the feet Of idols, 49,"
Cooled by the faint wind Of fsathered fans; al .
sweetened bread eaten tethe sound Of ehaating q K
Turned fesh and symbol at the tipkng Of bell Peg II
Out Of chaos to eandy ~ ~ fsI VI 49, f#
march Of sugar NJ sagt tyeys-agy Sfs 4.
From East to West, # s5 EG. E sE# y 4iE #&a
Marching in the pouches Of the immigrants. u ~ t4
Wars were fought for the Spice Islands, F-E .a 4s
Now war has revenged itself in sugar. ~, 80 @@e
Dust sticks 20 the wheels of the factores, w FfSs
The wharves deserted, t 4Ibf ~ a IT,. $50 -ta
Tha freight heaped with ammunition 4.5s
y the order ofthe world Is changed, #@ fE#
Sugar first, 81 kNsrf 81 81 4IB ~ t a.. -
And afterwardsft IS 81 t5}r. sssi .-#s5- $500
The sugar bowls are all empty, N 4 Ea#E,..., a &9&
And the he does not know when he viii be able
~ to I'LL them. $1,000 Slsst $zfN.@ 81 * #E
An welf my friends these things do not really natter
There 10 sti1 the thunder-colored aeonits -
And gentan and rue for beee We tth'G' ,c'r@l@4
And there are still the blood skinned beeta 5
Waiting to be crushed, pulped, and eaten. .gst
Thundertsugar-- ngaFl--tJ2 -.,tA a4.. ts@
Mcnumentum are pepennuss Baf r@.la @s5%
WArt a 4l slt8 Z, 5t%a%r. tg.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01

No SUGAR. t ,n s e
It 4 ineoncevable sFs Nj ssBsG b gsss
We have always had sugar. $50
From Liverpool to Nagasak s1B sos
From Odessa to Buenos Ayres. aes
Peoples may differ creeds and customs, atit
But the whole world agrees about sugar!
Tea, ehoeolate coffee, 3seG M
That Il eharactsr, Or perhaps climate ~
But sugarl ~ teFF III Fat H8ssA NV tf
Lump. III ah4 84 4
Granulatef
Powdered alE -
Cut inso slabs BY msehaneal processes.
Sliced from sugar leaves with kitchen knifs-
Glazed sss 5&e sf Yss
Twisted, 2tE ftt A8
Strained thru silver sifters, Tx Ht
Stirred into Puddinas Hr III, Il
Beaten mp with whips, 49, Il, - .Scf
Coral tinted and sprinkled over meringues 7s
Why, the word means honey,
Ana yellow striped bees across slant Of sunshine
Through the twisted Letters bees crawl, y
Striking the maEni6esnes q gold and black against il
w spotted manve.
Humminr birds qiivsr before nasturtiums,
Vibrating -green--red- blaek-green-
Long tongues spear the heart Of nasturtums w sH
"A handful Of seeds, NJ "a G
An RsS get there ases I. " no si9 '' sugar.
Not pinch at the bottom Of any Of the augarbo
what IL Cuba doing .@s v. MI Y H Ts8a
Are iii the sugar canes cut down. r.. ~ ,s..
& 3
And the red bandannasf y, ftf3, q. IL! Ftt gs agy
Where the stsvedorea, - a,gl,E.fte s $50
With rings in their ears, n 3 Va 4 s.S i,E@r n,
Carrying long sugar sacks wooden plankf lJ
where the chains and the donkey. engines Ell I4f
dumping sugar into Loldsf y "a FNsa,@ HI :z% 10
What is the Panama Canal thinking Of ~ 445aB
Not to open free to the sugar shipsa Fp9 tsss4 ,f
Tally with yaSi chalk On N old board = Ay swing
down. eE fsN,sl9 EgF
Skin tho eyes Of the ,out, glssa .s sgN 81 Al
Snap him into a tant wire q, !sis ot FIX Is
spearing for Submarines, III 5yF t4f s ayr "a
Scrntinize the barometer sa i& ag ~ "a. y
A hundred times a day. fft taas s88 n atE .-s3g
Set your forefcct dancing thru the blue hot sea ~
So fast, u cuts swimming eel fairly amidshiPs, s
Sewers him double, 8$ II Ei,ss M tbs ia 56as tNfa NJ.
And Skins thru his division flts KIN 81. ~
Point peffeet for Long Wharf &92,t# -5
Wide pains, 2H8 Ely |t3 1t ~
With little red balls under them Nj E -'.s W
Beets like hidden pavement under the plains. gT y,
"a Roman floor f0rsoothl * MA tE z, III y II
DO nosnies have any eolofs To- eqpal thesef ~ 'Af
Red as the eyes OF cats freight 8 FN. rtE l.tt
AS caFbunces uDdcr' o lemon NOON s.SgM 3 RI
AS the swirling out Of foegy sky rh 1i.y
Round apples, 3.@Es VIZ rs f4g4. 4 ( ~ &
Footed ms tops, AtsaHt ss#.f2S9 I'll 5'~--A hSAg
You spin youfseIvest deep into the earth q
And swell and fatten. III t- 81 iy8say8 e&%t q
Sugar in a crimson cost, N s ~ A 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
GODS CAUSE HEADACHES

.LAxATTYE RR0Mo. SlufNINR o.
moves. the cause. Used the world over
ltoienre = cold in one day. The sigma
AZURE u Hfw eRorEis ON each boz.
Manufactured by the PARIS MIDI
CINE CO.. ". Louis, y. s.A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
GRIRDING DISCONTINUED

Owing TO ties strippiagl OF a gear At
the mill Of the Waiipkp Sugar Com.
pany grinding Operations have been
dio(outinutd for About a week, was
advice received BY mail from Wailuku,
Maui. under date oi january 20.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01

! Bids ara. 10 he called for in Feb
ruary for the construction Of sewer
system In that portion Of the district
bounded by Dole, Metcalf, Wilder and
Alexander Streets M ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01

III4f .-...ss.t 4yhoo ~ 1901
HThe weather fayors harvesting.
n Press reports indicate that flour
ard conl are sorely needed in. Havana.
q Centrals operating today are said
TO BE l48 as against 149, 155 and 1876
n the three previous years Labor
Scenic 70 be more plentiful than was
at one time anticipated and il Is stat
ed that the Cuban government is about
a pormit the importation Of a large
number Of Chinese ea ~ Z
The demand for refined sugar Il
inst a. insistent as ever and the Ameri-
can, National and Arbuckle are doing
Ileir hest to Distribute what little sugar
they have TO the greatest advantage.
The nominal quotation il 7.46 cents
less two percent. d,5 ~ $3.50.
n There il, Approximately 1000 tons
o. Hawaiian sugar stalled somewhere
between here and Chicago which Il, to
IN intents and purposes, lost, for the
rniIfoads themselves profess ignorancB
Of its whereabouts. Some of il has
bean on the way since last September.
He1nefs naturally would like to get
II as they sold against its arrival long
ago and every days. delay makes il
atccpfahle delivery mora dubiOus
ttrhe sugar investigation in Wash
inQton has suffered 4 mysterious ee-
lipse. We understand that for days
nfsf the United. States. has. been send
i1r out daily from 500 TO 1000 words
bI,t not enough appears in the public
prints to Indicate that the probers are
still at work. Some fine Italian hand
work has been done by way Of sup
nreasion. Meanwhile from day to day
and each day in separate newspaper
q double column advertisement Of the
A. 3. r. Co, has appeared all of this
week explaining why we are. not pay
ing 80 cents for sugar. $
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-01
TIT NTASrlS OF THE War
The Empty Sugar Bowl
.ssi Byl Srrls OWN RS W. ". i.s.
,5By5Anry Lowell !

There is no sugar, :, said my cook, n syf IA
t'Isven the sugar.bowls are all empty - I. VIZ
There Is no sugar, y said the grocer, {3Ay
And II is impossible 70 soy when there will he any
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-10

Tonight there will be American boys in
lonely listening posts far out in the desolation
OF No Mans Land, American boys in the
darkness and the midland cold OF the trenches
under the ceaseless thunder Of guns and the
scream of shells, American boys tramping
along the pitch black, shell-to roads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-10
b. They Are Fighting I
TO Keep Those Home Fires Burning

uback here the peace and safety Of the homes they
love- help in the bitter struggle that boys
face tonight, and tomorrow night, and every day and
every night. until the final VICTORY is You
too, must work to keep the home fires burning for
France.
They need guns and more guns, shells and more Shells
For these lads that are fighting and dyin
VICTORY. Invest today in Bono
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-10

Through the long, dreary hours, as they
wait and watch in the dark, while dangers
lurl on every hand, their thoughts turn
to the homes they have left behind homes
on distant farms, in scattered villages, in great
cities, and they see in imagination the plea
SAINT home lights shining out into the night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-10

they need tanks and transports and apIanes good
and clothes and medicines and hospital supplies
ever increasing abundance of all the vital materials
Of war; if they drive the ruthless German invaders
back within their bordes and establish for all time
the acredness Of American liberty and the safety of Amer
ca's homes their homes homes a1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27
VALE 10 QUE PESA
EN- ORC, DICLARA
Una SONORA.
"IS no cambiaria por 500 dollars Ell
Geneficio que lie proporciono
ell Tanlac'

No aceptaria 500 dollars q cambio
del 5eneficio cue me proporcionaron
cinco botellaS de Tanlac Y cree Que
eS5a medici1a vale 10 que pesa en- orc
declare IA sonora Mamie Hunt
que reside en- Ia casa uumero 6019 de
New York Avenue. Nashville, Tenn.
"RepetiGaS wees Sc me Gijo que
no habia remedio para curar mi ner-
vios;dad ' este NE cause tai deses-
pcrac!0n que "a no saba que hacer.
Hasta el ruido de los tranvias NE
causaba tai molestia que me estre-
mecia como una hoja. Nj corazon
palp:taba terribleme2te V tuve ma
reos ' Gesvanecimientos que me ha-
clan caer. Nj estomago estaba tan
~trastornado que no digc-ia nj IN hue
vo, Y estos padecimientos me dura-
ron cinco amos, poniendome en- una
complete poStracion ~nerviosa.
TN amigo MIC, que supo que mi
case habia sido desahuciado, me hizo
e. regalo de tres botellaS de Tanlac,
ei cual demostro ser I'm remedio
inepreciable. He tornado IN junto
cinco hotelias y mi peso ha aunenta-
do en- II libras Y no he vuelto a te-
ner ataqueS nerviosos desde la Ma
vidad. Puedo conner cuarto deseo y
cada dia mi reStablcciniento es mas
complete, no encontrando palahras
.,+;.;er+aS Ooro ~alnC-iar Ia me 81 Tan
lac me beneficio."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co. 4O7 East
Houston ST.. Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce ST. bajo
Ia direction personal de I'm represen-
tante especial del Tanlac. O sc e2via-
~ por esras boticas o cualQuier d.
recci0n al recibo de su valor, que es
$I.0O por botella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillaS Suficiente para el
porte. -(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27
La Conferencia Obrera de Laredo, Tex.
Coeia del espedente tornado con informociones, dscursos, y
d;scusiones resultanfes de la mencionada Conferencia

de Puerto Rico Y miembro de Ia
Union de C~arpinteros Y embalsama-
dores. He pedido cue presenteis
vuestras credenciales al ComitG, es
decir, aquellos de vosotros cue no las
hayais presentado aun.'
Ell Comite recomienda en- seguida
que sean agregados al Comite los
senores Ricardo de Leon de Guate-
mala Y Ricardo Trevino de Mxico,
con las cuales personals ell Comite
integrado por cinco miembros. FL
Presidente del Comite dirige en- Sc
guida 4 los ~presentes, Ia siguientc
rregunta: cTiene alguno objection que
hacer q estos cinco ~companeros unio-
nistas para que funjan como Comltc
de Credenciales?
FL senior Jorge Montijo, represen-
tante del Consejo Central Obrero de
Dallas, contest6 diciendo: Senior
Presidente, propongo cue sc acepteE
los nombres de las personals que el
senior Iglesias nos ha leido, para IN
tsgrar ell Comite de Credenciales.
La mocion fue secundada debida-
mente, habiendo sido aceptada por
unanimidad, d~eclarando en- seSu!da.
ell Presidente Gompers, que ell Comlte
ouedaba constituido por aquellas per-
sonas, pidiendo a los delegados que
presentaran u credenciales a elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$1,000 De GRATFICACIoN dare 4 h De.-
soma Quo = propurcionc informes cxactos de
Ia sebvsa NJ ~rra,ire. J9ana Ruiz; de euien
me sepaT: q =ho DC 1915: dejandoia en- Goa
:" E-,e,T.- ,r !. y - aIOs &c eiad rcspcc-
.;yamenrr. .p=is.I,c- into-mc quc 50 ecnr1
soI,r. dicna; pcrs.nas favor dc diriyirso
R.fr:io EsraE. Washington. okfa. s3ea:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare ! Ia perso-
ma cue me propoccione infomes exactos dc
edad. viuda. tiene { hiios. Melita, Espedito.
Arnul:o y Regina. de 10. T.. s ; . aios &c
edad respectiva,rcnts. IL sonora g dc eo$y-
blanco. tiene una cic:It-iz IN "a c.SZl JUL
sonas f.vo- de- dirip;rin a Fra3eicco Villa
nueya. r.. Box 81. Manc-. Texas. tSJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

-Cuando ~necesite I'd. libros en- es-
panol, pidaIos a Ia Liberia de igna-
clio E. Lozano, 11s n. Santa Rora Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27
r r R r E

listed y suarae esta direction para Quo
a, h mucstrc a sus amigos que sufrea de
ea,,s, lezauinoe. z:7ot1 , granos de b
pie. Con 25c.. en- timbres posta,es ous
-e,.e So ,ort- raa eajita de pcm.d1 GI.s-i
.ss.I "a me;or del r.un6e Para estsI enser..
sncdase,. Devueiro 81 diaero q IA persons.
cue Sc cure Y no sane
ESPIRIDi0S
p q Bor SCI AR2Do. Tx
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27
TOME BROMOGEN

PastiIlas anti-biIiosas para combatir In in
fluenza. lolGr &c cabcza. constipados. indi-
:cstioncs. T5mese una al acostarse: produ-
cen su efccto mientras SC duerme y 10 nece-
sitara perder su trabajo. Precio. en- todas las
iroguerias. 25c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$500 AL CoNTADo y $500 mensuales, Sc
neccSitan solanente para conprar un otc
lie ;cr-eno en- las GALES Leal. Monclove Pc
rcz, entire las Gales n. Navidad y ~; IriNi-
~. precios; 500. 90 en- aGelante. William
F. Schultz. Riverside Building. lol West Com
mcrcc St iSj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$1,000 DE GR~ATGFICACIoN Sc daran a Ia
nc-sona cue proporcionc informes exactos
acerca &c Servando Hernandez. vivo n rarer-
to. Sas senas particulars SON: Estatura
regular, iiGeramentc picado &c viruela, ban
co. o'cs cafes. De - 4 SO a:ios dc edad. Sc
necesita saber urrentementc de d:cha perso-
M nor asuntos de herencia. DiriGirsc 4 su
pr;rao. Jose Chavarria, els S. San Saba,
San Antonio. Texas. t30)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

BUENA GRATIFICACION dare Il In persona
Que me proDorcione informes exactos ae mi
hern1ano. Damaso a!clendrcs. de 81 amos de
cdad. picldo dc virucia. color moreno. orr
ginario de Nochistlan. Zacateeas. Mexico.
Hacc dos amos Sc encontraba en- Phoenix.
Arizona. .Cualquier informe que Sc tenga
sobre dicha persona favor de dirigirio q ].
Santos Melendrcs. Hayden. Arizona. (5t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

BUENA GRATIFICACION da-e i u perso-
NJ que me proporciene informes exaetos de
mi hermano. Porfirio Torres. de 81 amos de
cdEd. picado de riruela, color t~rigueho, esta-
tura baja. En- Noviembre del ano pasado
estuvo en- Green River. Utah en- Diciembrc
en- Fl Paso. Texas en- Erero de este ano. en-
Williams. Ariz., habiendo recibido sus iiti-
mas noticias dc Lompoc, Cal. Cuaiquier in
forme que Sc tenga sobre dicha persona IA
vor de dirigi7io 4 Margarita Torres. Barba.
MADEIRA, Cal, (30)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia pcrso-
ma que me proporcione informes eaactos de
Del Pueblo de Huaniqueo. Michoacan. Next
60. Hacc ) amos estaban en- Morclia y ulti-
mameate supe Sc encontraban en- el Estado
de California. Cualquier informe que Sc
tengG sobre dichas personals favor de diri-
GIRO n PraxediS Mejia, RI. Box 10, North
Platte. Neb. CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

VENDO bara:isImos bonitos delanclles de
Sonora y tra:ecitos para nina. oeurran q
1925 Ave. g.. u0i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

BUENA GRATIFICACiON Sc dari 4 Ia per-
soma que propcrcione informes exactos De n
sonora Francisco Pruneda. de 81 amos de edad.
~cstatura regular. lleva un nino de dos amos.
e. microbes ultimo sail de kendalia. Texas.
rumbo Z San Antonio, Cua!quier informe IA
vo- dc dirigirlo 4 In Sra. Marta Elguezabal.
1915 Morales. San Antonio. Texas. (29b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc darin Z n
persona cue proporcionc informes cxactos del
senior Feliciano Gallarzo. ~cStatura alta. color
moreno. ojcs ncgros. pcstana poblada. pi-
cado dc viruela. CuniIuier informc cue Sc
tenCa sobrc dicha persona favor de dirigirlo
4 Silveria GaiIarzo. P. o. Box 200. Poca-
teilo. Idaho. 500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

JOEEN MEXICANO. dc IS amos de edad.
houraio y trabajador, dcsca correspondence
con scnorita mexicana de IS a % amos, OBJ
jcto matrimonio. DIrigirse 4 Isabel ". Co
mez. ?. o. Box 52l. Indiana Harbor. India
IA. t24D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27
De OCCASION
VENTAS

Sc vENDEN tres hermoso pcrros pequenos.
dc buena raza. i $500 cada uno. oeurpsh
a 22I W. Poplar St '-o'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare e la Verso
M que me p-oporcione informcs cxactos del
senior Jose Acevedo. cuerpo regular, color mo-
reno, ojcs cafes. peio negro, y de 81 esposa.
Gregoria Ga-nica, coIor blanco. pclo eastaho
claro. es;a.ura regular. Cualquier inforrne
Que sc teasa sobre dichas personas favor de
dirigirlo = Francisco Acevedo, Silvis, IL CID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

GRATIFICARE con $500 a |. persona que
me proporcioac informes esactos de mi hijo.
Victor Ramirez. dc IS amos de cdad. alto.
delgado. moreno. celia ne2ra ~poblada, labios
grucsrs. Hace - dias sali6 de 81 casa y
iyasta hoy no Sc sabe donde Sc. encuentra.
Cu.iquier informe que Sc teaga sobre dieha
persona favor De dirigirlo a Nerced Rami-
req. 100 Sur Laredo. San Antonio, Tex. 500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27
ARRENDAMIENTOS

LECCIoNEs DE PIANO Y CANTo L do
nicilio Prcc;os convcncionaleS. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. graduado en- los CoaServa-
to-;,s do Madrid = Faris. Recibc ordenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc habla Frances y Es-
pahol.
APRENDA I'd. q hab,S: = ecrinir ,nGie-
co,, n-onic,l:d v correction. Frof. 81. 2
D;az. .o3 Y. Flores
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

oCrLIsTA oPTICo.--DR. ARTURO era
MER. An:er!os y lcntes de t>das ciase;.
Eaamen de Ia vista RATS. Diez amos &c
estudio Y practica en- Europa y Mexico. ha-
bIa espa:iol. frances c i.aliano. $40 Hicks
Building. Esquina de "a Gale Houston y
Avenida C..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

ESPECiALIDfD en- recianaciones por la
nos rc,sona!e,, ctropeiios. etc EaGo toda
elase de- cobraazas. +. P. McC!oskeT. I'll
Frost Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-27

$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare a la per-
coma que nc proporcionc informeS acerca de
mi kerr1ano. Rafael G.. Avila. originario de
Jerez. Zacasccas, Mexico. habicndo recib-
DO sus ultinaS ~ncticias en- Enero del CO.
r-iente ano. Cualauier informe que Sc ten
"a sobre diche persona favor de dirigirio 4
jose G. Ayila, Snyder, Colo. t2S)
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MATRIMONIAL

JOVEN MEXICANO, .onrado y trabnjador.
desca correspondence con scnorita mexicana
oSjeto matrimonio. Dirigirse a +. NJ Alon-
20. ?. o. BcN l05. G!enrock, Wyoming. (3ol
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CCNfPRAS
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN nmediatamcnte tres musi-
cos: un p~ianista. un bajo y IN violin. Ocu-
IRAN French Cafe" BIT Avenue D..
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TOMAS CISNEROS y familia. con domicilio
en- 1928 =. Laredo St, San Antonio, Texas,
desean tenor informeS de sus hijos Juan To-
var y Cruz Cisrcros de Tovar. radicados ul-
timamentc en- Wichita, Kansas. Cua!quier
infor.ne que Sc tenga sobre las personals
mencionadas favor de dirigirlo Il 1925 S. La
reIo ST.. San Antonio. Texas. 81
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$1,000 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare 2 Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informcs eIactos
de mi hiio. Si!veStre de Leon. de % amos
de cdad. 10 ~accmpana una joven Ilamadn Ar
noticias en- JUNO del corriente ano. CuaI-
ol:cr inforrle Due Sc tenga sobre dichn per-
soma favor dc ~dirigirio 4 Loreto de Leon. 40l
". B. ST.. Texarxana. Texas. (3b
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PROFESSIONALS

Or. FErERICo HNSToE-Medirina y
cirugia IN 2enc-al. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
tos v =. INa s. Santa Rosa AveEuc. Ie!e-
fonos CT. 1916 , c.. 29eo.
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DIR. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. de IL ia
cultad de Mexico. autorizado en- cl Es,ado De
Texas. .specialisca en- c:Tugia en- general.
Oficina 10 East Nueva ST. Teiefono Travis
32gT.
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EDUARDO TAMARIZ, AVOCADO MEHI-
CANO. Sc enca-ga &c toda e!ase &c asun
tos relatives ] 81 profession. l6-'2o Brady
Building. San Antonio. Tex.
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ALAMO DETECTIVE SERvICE-Asunsos
corf;denriales. 2il Frost BIDS.
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DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL y ADM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gratis q los 20
brcS' y por cor-eo. E-arElnannS utaies' i9f-
n,I;arnos pode-cs. etc. para IL RcptibIica Me-
xicara. Antonio Casteiinnos. Abogadc Nc
x;caro. Arthur II. Gray, Abogado Americana.
e.-Profeso- de "a Un;vcrsidad je New fo.H:
jorge W DraSr. Norario P1ai:co. O'icinas'
90 = % FRENCH BUILDING. P. Q. Boz 261.
San Antonio. T.xas.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-18

you and handled your bags. They have released cabin boys for military service. To care for a boatload of passengers on a rough trip is no in- viting task, yet these girls do it-~ and what is more, do it cheerfully.
 Soon after the outbreak of war, the Canadian Pacific Railway began training women to fill positions made vacant by enlistments. There were many such vacancies. Today they total nearly nine thousand. At first women were considered only for of flee work and it was not long before they were to be found in offices all along the line. Then came the call fo~ car cleaners. The women re- sponded. Engine wipers were need Gu. again tue women stepped up to do the work. Every time new call developed the women were ready for it. On November 14th new fashion in ticket sellers was put out at Moose Jaw when Miss Jean Ellis took her place at the ticket window. No doubt this fashion will be widely copied on both sides of the line. :,