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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-04-02
THE SICK

We are sorry to report that the
condition of Mrs. James II. Wood
shows slight improvement.
Mr.. A. L. Laughlin, proprietor of
the Beaumont Hotel, who has been
sick for the past few months, is
able to be up.
Florence, the sweet little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Wilker-
son, has been quite sick for the
past few days.
The many friends Of Mr.. o. S.
Bigstaff who has been quite sick
for the past few weeks, will be glad
to know that he is able to be out.
Mrs. Jennie Thompson, who has
been dangerously i'll of pneumonia
at the home of her sister, the late
Mrs. Judith X. Howe, is much inn
proved.
Roger @. Drake, Jr., little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Drake, who had
his tonsils and adenoids removed by
DR.. Doyle at Winchester last week,
is getting along splendidly.
James Kinaird Dunavent little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Dun
avent, is ill of red measles at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Wheel
er in Lexington. Mrs. Dunavent is
at the little fellows bedside.
Mrs. Margaret White was rushed
to Lexington Sunday afternoon
where she was operated on for APP
pendicitis. Mrs. White was in very
serious condition but late reports
from her bedside indicate that she
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Emma Graves has returned
to her home in Winchester after a
visit to Louisville to consult spe-
cialist in regard to her rheumatic
troubles. Her knee was placed in a
cast and she is reported as getting
along nicely.
w. S. S.
Get your supply of Miller's Greek
Coal while you can. Mcdonald
20 n,
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PERSONALS

Mr.. w. B. 0'Connell, of Frank
fort, spent Easter in this city.
Mr.. Carroll Chenault, Jr, was at
home from Danville for Easter.
Mrs. Samuel L. Taylor spent
Easter with relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. E. r. Little, of Fayette
county, was in this city on business
Saturday.
Sergeant Hedge Morris was at
home from Camp Taylor for the
week lend.
Chief of Police James C. Upton
is at Hot Springs, Ark, for few
weeks stay.
Miss Mildred Gatewood was at
home from Nazareth College for the
Easter. holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Howell and
= son Bert, from Shelbyville, are here
visiting relatives.
Judge H. Clay Mckee has return
ed from Battle Creek, Mich, much
improved in health.
J Miss Jessie Price, of Shelby
county, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. j. S. Wilson.
Miss Adelaide Gay was at home
from M. F. /. at Millersburg for
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. A. L. Upton and daughter
Miss Winona, spent the past week
with friends in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Chiles have
returned from several weeks So
ioarn at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eastin
are expected to return from a win
ter's stay in Florida tonight.
Miss Mary Lawless Gatewood,
who is attending Nazareth College
spent Easter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ramsey
and son, Morris, left Monday for a
visit to relatives at Palatka, Fla.
Mr.. j. II. Mason has returned
from a visit to his daughter Mrs.
C. D. Powell at Winter Park, Fla.
Mrs. Roy Alexander and children
are in Nichoasville visiting Mrs.
Alexander's brother, Mr.. F. Nj.
SponcilA
Judge Garrett S. Wall, of Mays
vile, was the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Lewis Apperson several days
the past week.
Lieutenant Tom NanSant, OF
Camp Funston, is here on sick
leave visiting his parents, DIR. and
Mrs. j. A. VanSant.
Mrs. E. L. William and daughter,
Miss Edith, are at Martinsvile,
Ind, where Mrs. William is taking
treatment for rheumatism.
Lieutenant C. I. Coleman is at
home from Camp Funston, ON a sick
leave. Lieutenant Coleman has just
recovered from a spell of pneumo-
MIA.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wise have
moved to Elk Creek, KY, to make
their future home where Mr.. Wise
will engage tn business.
AS TO TIME

"There is no sold time" and no
"new time" There is but one time.
If you obeyed the law and set your
clock up one hour, just go right on
and meet your engagements by the
clock as you have heretofore. Sun
day school at $50, church at IL 200
by the clock. Don't waste time cal
eulating differences-go by the
clock. There is only one time-only
one 8: 80 and only one IL ;0O."-
DIR. Yeaman to his congregation
Sunday.
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Miss Grace Jones is IN louisville
undergoing treatment for throat
trouble
Mrs G. M. Perkins, of Louisville,
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Price Calk.
Mrs. Sherman Goodpaster, Of
Frankfort, is the guest Of her moth
err, Mrs. Thomas johnson.
Mrs. George Anderson Jr., and
children, of Winchester, visited rela-
tives here for the weekend.
Mrs. ]. c. McChesney, of st.
Louis, Mo-, is here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Wyatt.
Miss Alice Young has returned
from a three weeks visit to her
brother, Mr.. Upton Young in Lotus
vile.
Mrs. f. p. Woods and Mrs. Anna
B. -Embry, of Stanford, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c.
Anderson.
Misses Henrietta Coleman, Fan
ME Mildred Robertson and Miss
Dorothy Tyler, were at home from
college at Danville for the Easter
holidays.
Mrs. ]. D. Gay and Mrs. Shields
Gay and little son, who were ex-
pected to arrive from several
months stay in Florida last week,
arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Mary d. Jones, of Rich
mond, who has been visiting here
for the past few weeks, has gone
to Huntingdon, w. Va, to visit her
son, Mr.. John Jones.
Mrs. ]. w. Hedden, Jr., will visit
her sister, Miss Mary Beall, in Lex
ington several days this week and
attend the Maude Adams perform
ance at the opera house Thursday
night.
Judge and Mrs. C. c. Turner, of
Frankfort, have been the guests of
relatives here for the past few
days. Their son billiard, a private
in the army and who is stationed at
Hattiesburg, Miss, was also here a
few days the past week.
Mr.. Kelly Laughlin, now station
ed at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg,
Miss, is here on short visit to
relatives. Young Laughlin is looking
well and reports all the local boys
at the Mississippi camp as getting
along splendidly. Sergeants Rick p.
Thomas and Russell Cox, who were
sent from Camp Shelby to an Off
GERS camp in Texas, will complete
their training April 5 and it is felt
certain they will both receive com
missions.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wise have
moved to Elk Creek, KY, to make
their future home where Mr.. Wise
will engage tn business.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1918

o'clock A. NJ The cottage contains large rooms
halls and small cellar and the residence in good repair and
condition Has plenty of closets and pantry and front
porch There is good cse the lot, and nice variety
fruit trees which bearing small stable and barn
rich garden spot This home is located just onehat
mile from the court house. in desirable neghborhood
found the county to schools and churches and
you practically in the city, but the city taxes H
looking for nice home, good piece of investment
property this is your opportunity.
TERMS Cash. 1-3 due in IL months and l-3 in "a
months deferred payments bearing per interest and
secured by lien on the property ... .4
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KING EDWARD

AT the same time and place King
Edward, black jack, 1872 hands,
will make the season at
$500 to Insure Living Colt
King Edward comes to me with
a reputation second to no jack as
a sure foal getter and breeder of
extra good mules. King Edward was
sired by Old Reuben, by Reuben
Elkin, by Tom Elkin.
"A lien retained on all colts for
season fee. Money due when colt
comes or mare parted with or bred
elsewhere. Grass 10 cents per day.
Will use all precaution and care but
J viii not be responsible for acct
dents or escapes should any occur.
=. ALVIN MYERS
r. r. D. No. 6
MT. STERLING, KENTUCKY.
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$40 to Insure Living Colt

Money due when colt comes, mare
parted or bred elsewhere.
Tom Tucker is a very handsome
Percheron Draft Horse, 16 hands
high, will weigh 1900 pounds. He
is dapple grey. He is a perfect
specimen of draft horse in every
particular with great bone and sub
Stance and must be seen to be APP
preciated.
He was sired by noted imported
Percheron stallion out of a Perch
eron mare of pure blood. Tom Tuck
er is a sure foal getter and his colts
speak for themselves. If you are
looking for the best draft stock see
this horse or some of his colts. He
is noted for his kindness of nature
and is well broke.
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Buy a desirable building lot in
the Bigstaff addition. Sale Wednes-
day, April Bird, beginning at l 80.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-04-02
Modern Two Story Frame Dwelling

and large The lot fronts about 60 feet
back depth of about
fruit poultry with yard
Of the the
cepton hail. library sitting family bed bath kitchen
dining hall dining
the dining has ocagon end with three makes
of the peiest the city On the floor
The house built of the best material the finish
material be found anywhere The
rock making the that
excellent front porch with outside DOORS good pcn
also good ciste This house built by Mr. Berry home with
would sale,
this reside the house will be placed the market Possession will
given April the will
able and 13 due and payable with deferred
all Judge r.
resides property be glad prospective purchasers
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TOM TUCKER

Will make the season of 1918 at
my old home five miles east of Mt.
Sterling, one mile northeast OF
Camargo, at the old James McCor-
mick home, on dirt road leading
from Camargo to Spencer.
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w. S. S
CYNTHIANA GIRL TO WED

Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Mary Gray Ashbrook, of Cynthiana,
to Lieutenant John NJ. Gibson, of
Irvington, now stationed at Camp
Zachary Taylor. The wedding will
take place in the near future. Miss
Ashbrook has many friends and ad-
mirers in this city and has fire.
quently been the charming guest Of
Miss Mary Beall.
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BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. William McCor-
mick, of the county, are receiving
congratulations on the arrival at
their home few days ago of son,
Charles Lewis,
w. S. s.
Did you ever use Miller's Creek
Coalq The best is no better. Nc
Donald Bros. Phone 3. 40-3t
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Buy Miller Creek Coal from Me-
Donald Bros. None better. 4O-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-04-02
NICE ~
SUBURBAN Home
l IL Acres Of Land OH Winchester Pike

Just out of city limits and natural gas and water line,
will be sold at Public Auction, the premises on
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-04-02

Get your supply of Miller's Creek
Coal while you can. Mcdonald
Bros. Phone 3. 40-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-04-02

Mail Orders Solicited for hem
stitching at our sewing room. Sew
ell Sisters, Winchester, KY.
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As agent for w H. Berry of Louisville will public auction
his
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-04-02

Spring Lamb, Beef, Pork, Brains.
Everything your table needs for
breakfast, dinner and supper you'll
find at w. o. Mackie & Co. Phone
so. 40-2t
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W. S. !
Evening star., 1918-02-04

Decorative Linens
Hemstitched Edge All-Linen
Scarfs
18x36 Scarfs, each, Sis
18x45 Scarfs, each, Sl5e
18x54 Scarfs, each, Sl.75
ScalIoped Edge AIl-Linen Scarfs
18x27 Scarfs each, Csc
18x3o Scarfs, each, 85c
18x45 Scarfs, each, S1.o0
18x54 Scarfs, each, Sl.z5
18xo3 Scarfs, each, $l5e
18x72 Scarfs, each, S1.75
ScaIIoped Edge AIl-Linen Round
and Square Table Covers
1S-in. round center, each, SOC
30-in. round and square center,
each, Sis
Art Goods Dept-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1918-02-04

$139.5O Queen Anne
Apiece Bedroom Suite,
mahogany d r e ser,
dressing table, chiffor-
s'ssaRs si.s Dsa full $111.60
Evening star., 1918-02-04
Tomorrow Will Be Another Big Day in
Housewares Dept.

Things you need for scientific and economical
housekeeping at prices possible only because these
goods were bought many months ago before prices
went sky-rocketng.
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ALIVIO A TRES MEM
BROS DE una FA=
MILIA
Ell Taalac es una reyelaci6n para d.
cha familia.-La esposa CANA
Is hbras de peso


"Primeramente, cuando mi esposa
empezo a tomar Tanlar, pesaba So
Lamente norenta ' cinco Hbras J
cuando termino su tercera boteila su
peso habia llegado q ciento trece IL
bras" dijo recientemente ell Sr. +.
l.. Booth de POI Furnish Avenue,
San Antonio, Tex, y este case aun-
u notabilisimo, es Solamente n de
los ~centenares de maravillosos alivios
u han sido hechos pablicos en- CO.
neccion con Ia "Medicina Maestro"
"Durante seis anos-continu6-mi
espesa estuvo en- 10 general en- un
estaGo de agotamiento y nc tenia nj
ell mas leve apetito. No podia CO.
mer carne nj muchaS otras cosas, por
que Sc lie formaban gases en- el es-
tonnage que Ia hacian sufrir tanto
cue q wees peaSaba que iba a mo-
rir. Tcdo el tempo estaba constipa-
da. sufria terribles dolores en- la ca
beza y en- Ia espalda ' baj6 tanto de
peso Y Sc puso tan debil y nervioSa
al grade de no poder dormir cast ma
da durante Ia noche.
ME decidi q comprarle ell Tanlac
por 10 mucho que lei Y OF hablar de
q, V ahora puedo asegurar q TODD
e. mundo que segun mi leal enten-
der es esta Ia mejor medicinal de to-
das las que existen. Cuando mi eS-
posa termin6 81 tercera botella, ca
81 no podia conner NADIA sin que le
hiciera dano J ahora puede dornir
como IN tronco. Sus dolores de ca
beza Y de espalGa y u nerviesidad,
Sc han marchado Y a Ia fecha ha
ganado dieciocho libras de peso Ten
go dos pequenas ninas, una de once
V otra de catorce amos de edad, que
tambien han tornado Tanlac. y shora
pueden conner TODD 10 QUE desean sin
que les haga dano. No Sc como en-
pear q decIT 3 uSteoeS 10 mucho que
debo al Tanlac por 81 gran bien que
ha hecho a mi familia, y creo que
hay numerosas personals que podrian
aliyiarse anicamente poniendo a prue
ba Ell Tanlac.
Tap!ar Sc vende en- San Antonio
ror la Warmers Drug 20. 407 E.
Houston St, y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST., halo
Ia direction personal de IN rsprssen-
tarte especial del Tanlar. q 50 en-
viara DOT estas hnticss a cualcuier
direction al recibo de 81 yalor ca
s. 90 por botalla. sismprs Que Sc in-
clGvan estampillns suficientes nara
e. norts. tAdv.l
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Una baronesa fue de-
tenida como espia

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 24-La Ba-
ronesa Rank de Seidlitz, duena de
400 900 acres de terra en-. Russia y
| de unos grandes telares de algod6n en-
Finlandia, Sc e%ncuentra internada en-
Ia Isla Ellis, desde Ia semana pasa-
da. Las autoridades de la Isla Sc han
rehusado a dar detalles acerca de Ia
causa que mativara el internamiento
de la noble rusa.
Hace POGO la Baroness Sc gano Ell
APPLAUSE del pnblico y los eloglos de
nuckas personals dc detraS lie Ia colo
MIA Greenwich Village, con motive de
La represtacion he una obra suva.
! puesta en- escena por Ii Compahia de
| Washington Square; pero sus serlos
~articulos sobre las cuessiones rusas
~ alemanas, le reSta;on granGer,eEte
los alogios v "a fama GdG hah!a We
nido ganando.
| Fl hecho de que en- un reciente ca
| teo que Sc verified por varios hom-
! hres que Sc dijo ran agentes del
| gohierno, a las habitaciones de Ia
BaronesS Sc declarara que no Sc ha-
.bia d~escubierto entire los papeles de
y inquilina ninguna prueba contra
ella. viene 4 ser mas misterioso aun
! el internamiento de Ia noble ruSa.
TODD 10 que puedo decir por aho-
"a, IS que Ia Baroness Sc encuentra
en- la Isla de Ellis Y que ninguna
information acerca de ella Sc dara
actualmente". Esta fue Ia unica de-
claracion hecha por Byron Uhl, Ayu-
dante del Comisionado de Inmigra-
ci6n, cuando Sc lie i%nterrogo sobre
ell particular.
La Baroness de Seidlitz haSta ha-
&c POGO, habia estado alojada en- el
Hotel Latham. en- Ia Gale %. Pri-
meramente habia estado ocupando
IN departamento en- el estudio que Sc
encuentra ubicado en- q numero II
de Ia calle 80 al Oeste y antes de
vivir ALI, habia ocupado un depar-
tamento en- Ell Waldorf-Astoria.
La Baronesa habia estado reel
hiendo como renta de sus telares de
algod6n en- Flandia, una suma
mensual de $500, hasta hace un ano
en- que dichos talleres fueron con-
fiscados por los Guardias Rojos ru-
sos
Cuando Ia Baroness aabitaba su
departamento en- Ell Estndio de la
Gale 80, tenia dos esten6grafas a
las que constantemente estaba die
tando articulos sobre diversos asun-
los. segdn Sc diio anoche. Muchos
de sus amigos eran franceses v uno
de ellos informo que Ia Baroness Sc
habia quejado IRA vez de que a me
su apellido.
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D. G. M.-Wagon Mound, n. M
L. palabra inglesa manager" Sc
traduce en- espanol por las sieuientes:
director. administrator ' ecCnomo.
Tratandose de IN peri6dico Y dado
arc las funciones que desempena ell
manager" son las que Sc relacionan
con Ia ]conduccion del negocio des-
de el punro de vista econ6mico Y de
su administration, claro eSa que
debe desecharse desde luego la pri-
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R. T.-North Jay, Maine.-La es-
timaci6n del orden de poderia de las
marinas de guerra de las ~pouencias
de primer orden es algo muy COM
plicado pues no solamente hay u aten
der al tonelaje de elias, sino a su ar
mamento. numero de undades, Ella
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de las nuevas unidades que han sido
construidas desde que comenzo la
guerra y de las cue estan. ); actual
mente en- construction. Hechas estas
salvedades, Y con datos del ano de
1910. lie vamos a indicar ell ORC en-
en- que Sc encontraban entonces Jas
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~sificacion de elias, eficiencia, epoea
en- que fueron construidos los baccos,
espesor de sus corazas. veiocidades
maXimas, ETC.; ademas, del estado
que guarden en- la actualiiad es i'm
possible juzgar, pues cada nacion
guarda un absolute ~silencio acerca
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AMOR Y DE SOCIEDAD

Ia correspondence para esta SeccIon
deh- yenlr dirisida asi: LETICIA, Sec
ci0n de ConsuitaS. LA PRENSA, i0 n.
santa Rosa Avenue.
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p~otencia naval es lnglaterra, pues 10
ha venido siendo desde hace siglos;
la segunda potencia, probablemente
10 era F%rancia; la tercera Alemania;
la c%uarta, Estados Uaidos; Ia quin-
(Pasa a Ia ga. Pag. Col. 6a.3
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Aurora, Ciudad.-Use listed aceite
de rEjno, APPLICABLE todas las noches
sobre las pestahas, p~rocurando Sc
carse embellishments el excedente
para que no le modesto en- los ojos, V
obtendra el resultado que desea.
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potencias de primer orden, probable
meate, y hacienda constar' que en-
clio va mucho de apreciacion< perso-
nal a falta de un procedimiento Sc
guro para llegar a resultados posi-
tivos y que queden fuera de discu-
sion. Es indiscutible que la primera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-31

Timida.-No puede atr:buirse a en-
fermedad nj a falta de educaci6n 10
cue lie ocurre a listed. Todo es cues
ti6n de csracter, y este es qlgo innate
que dificilmente puede modificarse de
una rnanera absolute. Es possible, sin
embargo, corresir eSa timidez por me
do de un tendeacia constsnte a con-
trariara. E~sfuerceze an frecuentar
ell trato de aquellas personals a quie-
nss dice ''Que les tiene vergiienza',
haga trahajar su i~msginscion para
encosrrsr asuntos de conversation
durante las visitas y procure hacer, en-
fin. TODD aquello que Ie veda So Il
lnidez. POGO q POGO ira dominandeSe
hasta conseguir que le abandene csc
debilidad de caracter.
LETiCIA.
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Y Sosegados y Hombres y
Mujeres .Vigorosos.

Nusa-Tone es uno de los remedies mejores que haya
producido la ciencia .medica para. honbres y mujeres
debiles, agotados @, nerviosos. 81 tene V. dihcultades
con su estomago. 81 esta extrehido, 81 tiene ataques blllosos'
81 erupta v. despues de sus comidas. 81 tene nauseas'
debera V. mandar hoy mismo por esta mediclna. 81
tene v. gas en- su estomago o tiene acidez en- e' que lie
producer vomitos, hallara ". en- Nuga-Tone alivio cast
Immediate. Este remedio es magnifico para ~enfermedad
del higado, mala circulation, accion debil del corazon
y desordenes. semejantes. Nuga Tone consiste de ocho
medicinas muy valiosas. cada una de las cuales obra
sobre alguna parte vital de su sistema. Hara que sus
intestinos obren con regularidad y con facilidad. lie
dara un aPetito excelente' y lie ayudars a dlgerir sus ali
mentcs. lie hara aumentar de peso y lie hara sentlrse
como una persona nueva. 81 hace V: una buena Prueba
con Nuga- Tone, seguramente que dra que es el remedlo
mas srande de cuantos haya dido. para reponer a los
hombres y mujerees debils. agotados oanenicos.
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mera, que es la que lie corresponds
al que dirije la or~ientacion politi-
ca que Sc lie da a Ia publication, 10
"ual CORE q cargo del llamado 'edi-
tex" en- ingles, y optar por alguna
de las otras dos. De elias, Ia de
administrator es Ia usada y clio Sc
debe a cue, como dejamos dicho,
abarca las dos funciones que COM
prenden las labores que estan a
cargo del manager" en- tanto que
la de economic no Sc referiria mas
que a una de elias. La palabra "ma-
nejador" no eS palabra c~astiza, eli es-
panol, Y por csc solo hecho dsberia
dejar de emplearse en- todos los casoS.
F. Sort Worth, Texas-No
existeR en- Mexico, que Sepamos.
Campos de la Sociedad w. o. W.
(lenadores del mundo o hacheroS del
snundo, como tambien Ia llaman,
impropiamente.) Pero el hechO de
one listed piense repatr!arse no cree
mos que sea una causa bastante pa
"a que dele de ~pertenecer a Ia re-
ferida Sociedad. listed puede hacer
la remission de sus Quotas opoTtuna-
mente y no perdera los derechos que
tengai va adquiridos- Ademas ha-
biendose restahlecido va el servicio
de giros internacionales entire Me-
xico y los Estados Umdos, nj siquie-
rs tendra dificultades para hacer
las situaciones de dineto, pueS tie
ne Ia facilidad de sacar un giro pos
tai cada vez que 10 desee.
On Suscriptor; San Antonio. SEN
limos mucho no poder c~omplacerle,
pero no onocemo Ia pomada de
que nos habla nj ssbemos su nom
bre. Es possible que puedan darle
algunos informes en- alguna ferre-
terra que sera en- donde paedan te-
nerla segun creemos.
Tn Subscriptor; San Antonio, Te-
Xss.-Con fecfs 20 del actua- con-
testamos 8 listed diciendoie que el
peso que Sc sirio enviarle 8 Ia per-
soma que nos indica, por nuestro
condueto, lie fue entregado Y que
puede escribirle a cargo del senior
Gslyan con Ia direction dguiente:
$50 North Santa Rosa Avenue, San
| Antonio. Texas.
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]. VI. T.-Alice, Texas. Desconoz-
co pvr complete la formula social de
Que listed me habla, y puedo easegu-
rarle que no es usada entire nosotros.
Me ahstengo de deeirle 81 es buena o
mala. pnrque no en- toaos los paises
Sc ven las cosaS de igual ,manera.
pero 81 podre decirle que en- Mexico
seria NAL recibida.
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