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DEFUNCIONES.

Domingo Esquivel, 6 amos, 15l9
Gale Essex.
Cruz Rendon, so amos, Hospital de
la ciudad.
Ascencio Ramos, . amos, 6l9 calle
So. Polaris.
Jose Diaz, 81 amos, pa Gale w.
Satuus.
Cipriaao Rios, IS amos, S24 Gale
San Luis.
Timoteo Alvarez, 70 amos, Hospi-
tai dc Ia ciudad.
Emilia Guerra, Is amos, Hospital
de la ciudad.
Ricardo Cara, un ano cinco meses,
S23 Gale Colima.
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REGISTR0 CIVIL.
NACIMIENT0S

Una nina del matrimonio FlOrenclo
Hernandez Y Maria Esparza, 6lO ca
lie No. San Saba.
Tn nino del matrimonio lsmael
Benitez V RosauTa Ortiz, 400 Gale
So. Laredo.
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LICENCIAS DE MATRlMONIO.

Martiniano Cantu Espinosa y leo
fila de Leon.
Arturo Cruz Y Johnnie Ware.
Juan Vazquez Y Modesto Ramirez.
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COMETEN DEPREDAClONES LOS
INDIOS YAQUIS. .....
CViene de la la.)

cercanCS a~tacaron e. tren por IA par
te de atras, habiendo sido en- el CO.
che que venia nero al ultimo, donde
ocurri6 el asesinato de los pasaJeros.
Los indios estuvieron disparando por
entire las ventanillas, hasta que to-
dos los hombres, mujere5 Y ninos
que Sc hallaban en- el coche, queda-
ron muertos 0 heridos. La escolta de
10 hombres, Sc dispers6.
TUCSON. Ariz., Enero SIN tren
de la Inca del Sur Pacifico, en- MeXl-
co, fue atacado aver en- ia anana en-
tn punto situado como a 50 mli!as al
sur de Empalme, Sonora, segun sc di-
ce en- I'm despacho recibido anoche
en- esta ciudad. En- ell ataque perecle-
ron de veinte a treinta de los pasaJe-
ros, asi como ell conductor del trcA y
ell mensajero del express.
FL ataque fue llevado a efecto por
una partida de indies yaquls, y segun
dicen algunos iofnrmeS reclbidos aqul
aver. ell hecho ocurrio en- un punto CO.
nocido con ell nombre de Pitahaya.
FL tren iba escoltado por un desta-
camento de cincuenta 2 Setenta SoIda-
dos carrancistaS, Segun sc dice, pero
Ia partida asaitante era mucho mayor.
Les indios destruyeron la via mas ade-
lante de una curva que hay en- ell ca
mino, logrando d~escarrilar el convoy.
| Despues de este, Y cuando los pasaJe-
ros V la escolta 10 Sc reponlan ann
del susie. los yaquis in!ciaron ell alta
Que por la parte de atras del tren,
| asaltando ell caro- en- Ell que viajaban
los pasajeros, Ia mayor parte de los
| cuales r mexicanos y los cuales
/ fueron a~sesinados sin compassion.
! Despues de dar muerte a varies solta-
dos de Ia e~Scolta, los yaquiS Sc dedl-
caron q saquear el convoy, principal
mente el caro- de equipajes y ell del
express, emprendiehdo luego la mar
! cha hacia las montanas.
| NOGALES, A-iz.. Enero S.-Hoy Sc
confirmo plenamente la noticia del a
.-.:l, l. r,n,; an ~,
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PRACTICES

IA un peso Cada unO.)
Mammal de .ACeiteS ' JabOneS.
WTnval de A]gricul!ura Y Gaaader!a.
manual de Aries Y OclcJOS.
Manual De AlbaGiier!a.
Manual de C]arpinteria de Taller.
N3nua! &c CerFajeria Y OhraS de Hero.
Manual del COheIero Y POiyOriSta-
Manual del CurtidOF lie PieieS.
Manual del CoRrltero-PdSIelerO.-
Manual del Observation-Disclosures.
Manual de EleCtrICldad.
Manual de ~FOtOgraTla.
Manual del HoillIieru.
Manual de JaTdineria ' Horticulture.
Manual del LabOreo de M!u2S-
Manual de lecheria.
Manual de Mecdnica Industrial.
Manual del PinlOr.
Manual del ~TeleSrafiSta J TeleronlSIa.
Manual del RelOjerO.
Manual del SaStre
Manual del FahriCG-te de NeldS.
Manual de Vcterlnaria Y E~Quiiaci0n.
Manual del ZaDaicrO.
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oBRAS DE GRANDEs AUTOREs

EntHcmcSeS de C~ervanteS ...-.....:.-.Sl,b
Hamlet Y Romeo ! Juiieta. poc Shak-
eSpe,-a
NIrsya. nor Federico MiStral ....-....Si.i9
81 Rarbcru dc Sevllla Y Las BodaS de
Figaro. pof SeaUmarchais .:,....-..Si.ii
Fl ParaiSo rcrGidO. de Milton
Ia Noyla Dc LamermOor, pOr Walter
Scorr ..SI.I9
81 EgDInlnr,. nor TlrsO de Molina. size
~ nruarcern bel cid ..Si.i0
tmgdO HGSid Ell PaJlbulO ...............SlB
II AbuelO del ney. pOr Gabriel Miro St.m
Ia oneida nor Virgi!io ................Si.iO
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Hegemonia revolucionaria.

Por otra parte,-agregan,-la he
gemonia en- los gabinetes es condi-
cion "sine qua non" para su buena
Marcia. Entire sus miembros deba
haber mas o menos ammonia, mas o
menos solidaridad. Cuando mcnos en-
principle, deben ser todos n Y no
Sc concibe que, llamando, por ejem-
plo, al seno del gabinete de Carral-
"a, a I'm Lie. Macedo pudiera CANT
mar, I'm solo instante, de acuerdo con
las estulticias de Candida Aguilar.
mo! Para Candida Aguilar, esr&
bien un companero como Manuel
Dieguez, y para Manuel Dieguez,
otro como Salvador Alvarado. Y pa
IA todos, un Presidente como Carran-
Ia. Pero 81 empiezan las reformas
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS

car.Grna=uU @ los Doc" Parcs dc Fran
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
djrijase a Ignacio E. L~ozano.-11s
y. ST. Rase Ave s.. Atomic. Tex
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BIBLIOTECA DE GRANDES
NOFELAS

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N0GALES, A-iz.. Enero S.-Hoy Sc
confirmo plenamente la ncticia del a.
taque por una partida de yaquis, a un
tcen de pasajecos de e l!.ea del Sur
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OBRAS DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo
OBRAS DE
OBRAS DlFERSAS

AIn2,lacu, Ilrsiralp para t9iS ..-......SLGD
.Yrte de E-lGr las ,.arlaS pur medic
lie IA Bardia E>palipia ...........-.. Stc
Bibltoteca he Ia i;Sa. uDra cepaz lie
hu-.. rrIr . IN nnL.rlM-- lnS flmNS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
NEW COAST" DISTRICT.
East Front Street Infested in the
Various Types of Hoidup Men.

Wilmington stll has 'coast but u
has been transferred from West Front
street To East Front street For many
years it extended from French street to
Madison now IT extends from Wa nut
street to Church Tho old coast wa
uusayory but the new one IS worse.
HiRhwaymcn infcst the nee coast. :"
and at night it IL a dangerous place.
Dimly lighted mcaRcrly patrollcd BY
policemen, adjoining railroad tracks and
industrial plants and crossed Nv over
head bridges, it affords opportunity for
numerous holdups, especially IN the ship
yard district. Shiphuildcrs often are
victims Of highwaymen, and intoxicated
persons generally are attacked and robbed
Although their service are IN greater
demand in other parts Of the city, the
police are paying rs much attentio as
possible TO the coast, which fact Is
attcsted ~ frequent arrests
At each term Of the Court of General
Sessions many ''coast" highwaymcn arc
arragncd which proves that even if tho
number OF rohbcrics is increasing the
police are successful IN the capture of
fb0tpads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
ALEX. WEISS ON TRIAL.
Accused Of Receiving Goods Stolen From
Adams EsprfAss 10.

Before Judge lioisel, today, in General
Sessions Alexander Weiss went on trial
charged with receiving stolen goods, the
property Of the Adams Express Co,
articles taken by Cooper McGinnis, =
former employe Of the company. Me
Ginnis has pleaded guilty 10 one bill
alleging larceny and 10 now awaiting
sentence. The goods taken involved
crates Of eggs, chickens, butter, fsh. ctr
The specific thing alleged - have been
received ia the ca,,e upon which he vas
placed on trial WIS crate containing =
chickens, for which IL j. alleged he re-
cciyed so.
Philip Davis, an investigator for the
company, paid he had been detailed -
Look up McGinnes doings rs driver.
and snw him stop IN front of Weiss place
on Sliplcy street near Third and deliver
a coop OF live chickens
Detective Rllcy testified that after
afrcstinQ McGinnis he nlnclc statement
as d result ~ whirh . coop IL chickens
was gotten from Weiss Later AIcf,innis
made statement IN which ho said hc had
4ccu Weiss The day before 1T the Adams
Express Cos platform ard asked him
II he could lsc Some chickens Weiss.
McGinnis spid, replied he could, and later
McGinnis delivered the chickens 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

Eluif City, Kansas; Clarence Rogers,
Clark HILL Ind; Charlie Russell, Louis
willie; Earl f. Sabold, Tamaqua, Pa. !;
| Alfred J. Senk. New York: Eltinpc Shoon-
maker Bangal, n. Y; Carl f. Schultz,
! Hammond, III. Raymond Shilling Lcban-
on, Pa; Karl Soda, Utica; William J.
| Sutton, knowles, OkIn. Raymond J. Tai
bett, Lebanon, Pa; Carl August Thun-
berg, jamestown, n. Y; Nelson 4. Ting
| Ter Shawnee, Okla; Louis A. Turner,
| New York; Charles A. Vetter, Pittsburg;
John Nogt, Delaware, Ohio; Rnlph 7.
Voorhees,, Prescott, Iowa; Glen +. Waugh,
Council Bluffs, Ia: Robert G. Weckcrly,
Doylcstown, Pa; Theodore Wedeking,
GAINESVILLE, Iowa; William Wehrmoistcr
Chicago; Henry Wolanski, Buffalo; " ady-
slaw Woimarski Chicago; John Woods,
New York; Norman Nicholas Yoset,
Moddville, Pa; George NJ. Young. Sum
init Hill, Pa; Elmer Oscar Anderson,
Grand Rapids, Mich; William Aud,
| Witt, III Vito Radalucco. Detroit; Mel
win d. Baird, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Claude
D. Ball. Montgomery City, Mo- Samuel
G. Bartholomew, Northampton, Pa;
Claude Leon Best. Greencastle, Ind
Charles Bethel Fort Wayne, Ind
John T. Birdsall, Kearney. Neh Aldic
Bishop, Davy, W Va. Rerric Black
risvlle, Mich; Warren Wheeloel hlan-
chard. Mclrosc, Iowa: Dewey +. BOIL,
Merrill Iowa; Roscoe Boyles, Chillicothc,
Ohio; John Brc@sette. Central Village,
Conn; Henry Brown, Springfield. Mo;
James Brundage, Ossining, n Y. Vernon
l.. Bryant. Richmond. Mo; John i.
Bryn. Cranfis Gap, Texas; Elton ".
Burch, Cherokee, Iowa; Frank Bvers,
Shoals, Ind; Timothy 4. Ryrnes, Brook
lvn; Donald c. Carrick, Grand Rapids.
Mich; Edward Wharton Collens, Sum
merheld, Fla; Richard | Cor,un Sacra-
mento; Glen J. Cotter. Cation, \
George II Edwards, st. Louis; Nllllm
Arch lIlderkin, Seekonk, Mass Huuert
II Elkins. Monton, Ala E; Arthur Etters,
Kings Mountain, n G.; Bernicc L Falc,
Lynden, Wash Lee Roy Fleischmann
Froid, Mont; Henry G. Foley. missouri
City, Mo; Albert r ForshcrR Chicapo;
Guy O. Foster Chicago; Ray II Foulk
Lima, OHIO. John T. Fox. Park Ridge
III Sam Freman, Brooklyn; Warren *
Frick, Ladysmith. Wis; benjamin II
Gee, Knoxville, Charles Gcrej Pittshurg;
Felicc I Gohin, Monte FiascOna. Italy;
Octave Gonsuron Brcaux Bridge. La;
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Corporal Eugene A. Schall. ST LOUIS
Privates George lIoifmap Ioe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

Angeles, Cal; Vernon " Smith, Home
stead, Pa
WOUNDED IN ACTION fDEoRrE uNDr-
TRIMMED
Private Floyd King, l'aber, Idaho
MISSING IN ACTION.
Prlvates John II Mailahn, Camden.
n. j.; Calvin G. Mnstin, Provo, Ky. +;
Tony Menducci, Du Bots, Pa; jasper T..
Shear, Brock, Ind; Thomas Staiusby,
Philadelphr,; Russell Siarkcy, Pnrkcrs-
burg. W Va; Frederick DE W. steiffer,
Harrisburg Pa; Lytle Thompson, Eagle
Grove, Iowa.
PRISONERS
Lieutenant james Clarence Graham,
Wehbs, Ky.
Privatos William Aldridrc, Derby,
Pa; Jack lowers, kinston, Ala IInrvcy
Walker, Coffee Springs, Ala
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
304 CASUALTIES ON
LIST OF LAST NIGHT


Sergeants Peter Bayeris, Sheboygan,
Wis Walter 5 Goddard Cleveland:
William G. Hewitt Southern Pines. n
c: Clifford Kennedy Detroit; Oscar P
IIppe, New York; George VI. Reuse
New ork: John l. Ross. New York
Duane Salesberv Dunmore, Pa
Corporals Frederick " Buchanan,
Atlantic City: Phillip J Cavan Wilkes-
Barre Pa Alonzo Cudworth Milwaukee.
Albert Hinton Cleveland; Charles II
heeler. Philadelphia Rutherford n Mes
bitt Beaver, Pa; William Petersize
Little Perry y. J.; Allen Reynolds
Damascus, Ohio Thomas r Rose Pitts
burg: Newton NJ Roy, Bessemer. Ala
james T Webb Philadelphia
Bugler Charles II Francis. Chicago
Mechanics Knots Bidwell.
Ohio; Napoleon NORM, Biddeford Ne
Wagoners Patrick J Gcary West
Chester, Pa; Alexander MacBride, Jr.,
Brooklyn.
Horseshoer Helmer Arthur Michel
son, Virginia MINI
Privates Irwin G. Albrecht Waterloo
Wis. Luigi AquIho Leoninstcr. Mass. !;
James Armstrong Watervliet, y. Y;
James Armstrong. Rochester y. y.
Wesley G. Bargcr W Monterey. Pa. .
Alfred M. Batta, Lawrence. \ Y;
Charles Biaselle Conshohocken, Pa;
James Bond, Dcnnison, Tex; Glenn
Butch. indianapolis; Henry B. Cooper,
Frankston. Tex; Barney T.. Crouch.
Grayridge, Mo; Thomas Custer Western
port, Md; Connie Lee Dodd, Neldon.
Tenn; Paul T. Elliott, Pittsburg; John
+ Ellis. Centcrville Iowa; Rosolino
Favata Buffalo; Henry Perry Furtando,
Fall River; Thomas Guest, Pottstown,
Pa; Fred C. Guth, Evansville. Tenn. !,
Joseph Hartel. Jr., Richmond HILL r. y. !;
Harry J. Healey Minneapolis; Stanley
Hermanopski, Hartford; Clell Hiatt,
East Peru, Iowa. Byron A Hlckerson,
Walker, Mo; Arthur A. Hill, Oxford, \
Y Joseph A Hill, East Downingtown,
Pa; Alden Henry Ingham Franklin,
Pa; John +. Ingram, Brooklyn, \. Y;
Earle c Ireland, Attica. Ind; James
Claude Jarooe, Gazette Mo; Arthur J.
.Jeffree, Clinton n, Iowa; Alfred Lee John
son, jacksonville, Fla; Arthur Il. Jones,
Winslow, Ark; Edward Jones, Dover,
Ohio; Snowdon kessel kessel, w Va;
Llnde ). Kinney, Winst0n-Salem, n c.;
Bernard korte, Beckemeyer, ILL.,;
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Privates- Peter Dominic Giacoma. Mil
waukee; Arthur ID LOSING. Sanford. Fla;
Floyd H. Mathis, Flkart Iowa; Otto
Pusari, Ely, Mimi; Tony Rose, Pedage,
Italy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

Science says that Old age begins with
weakened kidneys and digestive organs.
This being true. il is easy to believe
that by keeping the kidneys and digestive
organs cleanscd and IN proper working
order old age can be deferred and life
prolonged far beyond that enjoyed by he
average person.
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL
Haarlcm oil has been relieving he
weaknesses and disability ducto advancing
years II is a standard, old-tlme home
remedy and needs no introduction. GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil IS inclosed in odor-
less, tastclrss capsules containing about
; drops each. Take them as you would
pill with small swallow 81 water The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
Pound Service Pin.

III stimulates the kidney action and
enables the organs ~ throw ~ the poisons
which cause premature Old age New life
and strength increase az You continue the
treatment When completely restored
continue taking capsule or two each
day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlen OIL Cap
sulcs will keep you IN health and vigor
and prevent = return If the disease
DO not wait until Old age OF disease
has settled down for good. co 70 your
druggist and get box ~ COLD MEDAL
Haarlern OIL Capsules Money refunded
II they do not help you Three sizes But
remember 70 ask for The original imported
GOLD MEDAL brand In sealed
packages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

Sarah Young, colored, years old
and residing at COS Wilson street, was
slightly bruised yesterday. when she was
struck by an automobile owned by Ie-
land Lyon Of POO Woodlawn avenue
and operated by Charles Marvel
Of 52s East Sixth street The accident
occurred ON Eleventh street near PnnIar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

Weiss place, Mrs Weiss giving him $40.
Defective Kcmpski and Charles y.
Ebbeckc, q special investigator fyr tho
company, said they had called Oh Weiss
and asked about the chickens, Mcf;innis
had sold him. he pulled a lot u chickens
out Of Other coops and filled Up one, say
ing he had sold two IF the lot be had
hnlfghl from McCinnia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
SENTENCE IMPOSED.
In Last Of Cases From Spanish BOOMING
House

ffDuNfa
Judge Heisel. IN General Sessions
imposed sentence upon the last ~ the
defendants involved IN Detective sergeant
Green's recent sensational restaurant and
roorningb0use la East Front street. when
game of Monte, q spanish form of
French yingt-un was rIdcly LFeken into
and a grand roundup d players made.
The prisoners were John Casio and
Angelo Rodriguez. who seem ~ have
been acting rs bankers having rented the
right from Joseph Carbpnelli, The man
who owned tho table, and who - Dow
under sentence The court sentenced
cach man 70 pay a fine ~ 600 and the
costs n the ease Or undergo four months
improvement
Found Service Pin.
a gold service pm was found IN the
corridor 81 the police station yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

up on the floor and with your jaws set
and eyes popping from pain, jerk and
gouge and cut your corns? Why irritate
your toes with some salye or wrap your
toe into big painful bundle with some
sticky tape or plaster? Life is too short
Use "Gets-It" tit takes few seconds to
apply and there's no fussing Corn pains
go Wear new shoes if you want Peel
off the corns with your fingers the whole
thing, root and all, clear and clean, and
it's gone! Only "Gets-It' can do this.
Take no chances
"Gets-It, the guaranteed, money-back
corn remover. the only sure way, costs
but a trifie at any drug store. Mid by
L. Lawrence and Co. Chicago. Ill. Sold
in Wilmington and recommended as the
worlds best corn remedy by Erdman
Hoffman, The Miller Drug Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
Hooray for Banana
Peel "Gets-It"
Only Real Way to Get Rid of Corns

Which do you prefer--a corn that
pulls or q corn that peels? Butchery or
blessedness? Only "Gets-It' can get rid of
your corn the peel-off way, the blessed way.
You don t need pull Why hump yourself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

Van ard 'rrhon. ord~-- yruss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01
DIE FROM wOrNDs

Privates- Peter Dominic Giacoma, Mil
waukee; Arthur d. Losing, Sanford, Fla;
Floyd H. Mathis Elkart, Iowa; Otto
Pusarl, Ely, MINI; Tony Rose, Pedage,
Italy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-01

Corporal Eugene A. Schall, 81 Louis
privates George Hoffman 90
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