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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10

certain sum OF money, the amount
to be at the option OF the signer'
but the money is to be earned, or
come from money that has been
earned by the signer, and must not
be money that has been solicited
iron others as gifts.
Banners will be awarded to each
school as it has earned its pledged
quota, with a special banner to the
school making the highest record.
Victory Boys. and Victory Girls
Twill wear Victory buttons after
signing the pledge card
The Victory Girls organization
for the county will be under the
supervision of Miss Elise Potterf.
The captains appointed to the work
lin Ardmore are Elinore Barron
Hattie Burnitt, Rose Kahn and
wilma Lois Roberts.
Membership pledges for the girls
bear the same conditions as those
Iof the boys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

Complete casualty lists for all the
states received daily in The Ard
moreitc Office, coming directly iron
the war department, are now on file
at the Carnegie Library Stanley,
Boulevard, between ! and i streets
southwest, and can be inspected by
anyone. Following will be found
the casualties for Oklahoma and SIX
nearby states, as follows; Texas, Ar
kansas, Kansas, Missouri, len
nessce and kentucky)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
Bow Scouts To Meet.

All Boy Scouts are requested 10
meet at headquarters, Convention
Hail. Monday night, I 80 o'clock, Tor
in regard TO work in
lconnection with the Victory Boys
and Victory Girls in the United
WAR Work Campaign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10

reports the sale OF OF Dodge
Brothers roaster to Brown and
Bridgman, undertakers.
Guy Harris went to Oklahoma
City Friday night on business .or
the firm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
NOTICE.

The Ardmore Business Academy
will resume work Monday, Nov. IL.
all students please be present at 9
a. m. Glasses will be formed for
new students. Phone 6l3 or 629. 60
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10

States as special envoy OF the vat
lean to attend the jubilee celebration
OF Cardinal Gibbons. Monsignor
Cerretti is the most prominent Of
fetal of the vatican ever to go to
the United States. e..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
CARD OF THANKS.

To the many friends who were so
kind to us in the loss OF our loved
one and to those who sent so many
beautiful flowers, We are very thank
ful.
DICK CHEEK.
MRS. w. O. LANE and family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
Creditors Must Eat Too.

Peoples Home Journal; Mr..
Thursday--Our friend Dodge tells
me that he is doing settlement work
lately,
Mr.. Friday-Yes. his creditors fin
alv cornered him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
His Career Safe

Judge: Bragg enlisted. | hear.
wonder what kind of soldier he'll
make? y
Don't worry. He'll give good
account of himself"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10
Mgr. Cerretti To Attend
Gibbons Jubilee

Rome, Nov. 9.-Mgr. Bonaventura
Cerertti, papal under-secretary OF
state and former apostolic delegate
to Austria. will leave next WedneS-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-10

Before Brady & Brady move, they
will save you money on groceries.
10-2
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
OLD TROUBLE RENEWED,
Walter Davis and Prisons Again In
Shooting SCrapo Near MOuntYilc.

hditci bahiS ana iIuSoilS ASHlH LII
Shooting Scrapc Near Mountyilc.
Walter Davis is again in the hos
pital seriously wounded and jim Pin
son and VIII Pinson, uncle and
nephew, are in the county Jail as the
result of the renewal of the trouble
which nearly cost the life of Davis sew
cral months ago near Mountville. 1t
will be remembered that Will Pinson
shot Davis on July 25th as the result
of some family trouble and that Pin
son was to be tried at the last term
'of court his case being postponed.
Yesterday 4 second shooting scrape
took place in front Of Davis house,
the reports OF which arc conflicting
Davis claims that he was on his way
TO the field and stopped at the well to
get water when the Prisons hap
pcned along and opened fire on him
with pistols. He returned the shots
With a shotgun which he claims he has
been carrying to the field since the
last trouble. Both Prisons received
painful but not serious gun-Shot
wounds in the face and about the
front Of the body, and Davis received
three bullets in his body, one in the
chest, one in the arm and one in the
back. One Of the Prisons also rcceiy-
ed a glancng wound resembling pis-
tol wound underneath the arm, but
whether Davis had a pistol in addi-
iinn To his shotgun has not yet been
determined
The Prisons claim that they were
driving peacefully along the road when
Davis waylaid them. Being attacked
by Davis they returned the fire and
then got away. They reported them
solves TO Rural Policeman Boyd at Wa
lorlOo and he brought them hero. They
at first expressed surprise that Davis
had been hit at all and then later Will
pinS0n admitted having q pistol and
having used it. The elder PinSon de-
mes having been armed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
cation Seed CruSlIcrS Preferred.

Cotton seed crushing, according to
the National ProviSioncr Of Sept. llth,
has been placed in Glass I in the list
of industrial exemptions from draft,
the War industries Board announces,
and every effort will be made to con
serve labor for this industry and its
auXiiarcs. Wholesale exemptions
will not be made, but if the local
boards do not exempt on request, APP
peal can be taken, and if this is ad-
verse, the industry can then apply for
furloughs for any drafted skilled en-
ploycc by following instructions. This
ruling also helps cottonScCd products
plants to get electric current, fuel. ctc.
ahead Of essential industries.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
L0ca! and Personal Mention.

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'"
, :.
I,o,. ~
-, -,
30 u,,,.;,,o ,.,.;,~, 80 ~
Yesterday \
Mrs Nary Robertson and Nrs Cor
rinnc Bovd of Cross Hin spcnt , doy
with Mrs. w. II. Franks this wcck
Mrs, Vaughn Miller IS sncndinu SOW.
cral davs with relatives in Rcnnotts-
VILE.
Miss Sarah Cook, of Murphy, \. c.,
is spending several days with Mrs.
Tnncy.
McSsrs. Floyd and Harvey Dillard.
OF the L. S. Navy, arc spending This
week with their aunt, Mrs. Finncv. at
the Finncy House
Robt. L. Bishop, a former Laurens
boy who has been living in Grcenyillc,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
aC.GoN STILL 3lGGGSr ClIY
New York Has No> Yet Reached Grit.
ssh mctropois in the Numbgr
of rs inhNbitantS.

The city Of London had popnla.
ton OF only @GI,OGl ON April 25.
1911, when the last British census
was taken. At that time it had a So
called night population Of only 49,
G51. This is the original (and only)
city Of London The London gen
orally referred to when census fig
urcs are considered is the county Of
London, or "Rcgistration London"
so called because it is a unit for the
registration Of births, deaths, mar
riagcs, land transfers and the like.
This community had a population OF
i,5lS,O2l in 1911 and was estimated
in 1911 to have shrunkcn somewhat
There IS still another London -
Greater London, embracing the area
covered BY the metropolitan police
Greater London had population Of
1881 1858 in 1911 and an estimated
population Of 7,1l9,70i
For comparison with New York
the estimated population Of Regis
traton London for 1911 should be
used. This was 4,5l8,021. The city
Of New York was figured at 1906
883 by the official census in 1910 and
was estimated at 5,4G8, 100 on July
1, 1915. There is also greater
New York that doesn't figure in her
census, but this outlying district is
not as popuous as the London "Out-
er Belt"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
REV. G. u. SnUIRES
NOW AT CAMP JACKSON

VIII he Glad to Serve Men from This
County ii Correctly Advised OF Their
Addresses. Ills Pulpit Supplied.
The Advertiser is in receipt of the
following letter from Rev. G. II.
Squires, pastor of the First Prcsby-
tcran church, who is on leave Of alb
sence Of about two months at Camp
Jackson:
Editor The Advertiser:
As the readers Of the Advertiser
probably know, the Laurens Prcsby-
tcrian Church has donated my services
to religious work with the Y. NJ. c. A.
and | have been located at their build
ing which is in the very centre of the
camp. The postonlicc and Liberty
Theatre arc Just opposite and the
Hostess House is within a hundred
yards as is also the terminus of the
electric car line If you will be kind
enough to advise the Laurcns folks
that | shall he glad to see any Of the
boys at the "E" auditorium, and if par
cnts or friends will write giving spcci-
iic address shall be glad to look up
and serve their enlisted men in any
possible way. 1t Is absolutely useless
just to write me that he is at Camp
Jackson. for there are sixty or eighty
thousand other men here and, unless
I am given regiment and company, or
battery, l cannot locate him.
have secured the following min
listers to supply the pulpit at the First
Presbyterian church:
sabbath, Oct. l3-Rcv, d. NJ Douglas.
Oct. 90. 0.--Rcv. Ross Lynn.
Oct. 27--Rcv. Thornton Whaling.
nov. . Roy K. G. Reed
Nov. 10-Prcachcr not yet secured.
Nov. 17-Rcv. J. 0. Rcavis.
Nov 2i-Prcachcr not yet secured.
expect to be back prior 10 Dcccm-
bcr lSt.
ToursNsimccrcly.
y c. II. SNuirrs.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
Subscribe for Orphans.

Many people in South Carolina are
responding to the appeal for the Or
phans Of France. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
p. Robertson Of this city have re-
spondcd from I.aurcns. The Columbia
committee Of the fathcrcSs children
Of France has the matter in charge
and is cndcavoring TO see that the
state docs her share in this great
charity.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
W.iIIIinrSV Helm.

Picking cotton for the Rcd Cross is
n very fashionable diversion among
the young folks at present and the Red
Cross doesn't mind it the least.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09
The (lunIne rha. Docs No, Affect sho Ilosa

Because Of it3 tonic nnd laxative effect, I.AXA
TIVE DROMO OUINl ME- is better thun ordinary
Quninc and does not cause ncTVou.uess noY
ringing in head. Remember the fpil uamc and
COL; for tbs siHHpturC ot 4. ". GROVE. aoc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09

Sec the big values we offer i
Chairs and Rockers.
S. NJ. & f.. II. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-10-09

Subscribe to The Advertiser.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
Notas uarias y. curiosas
E1tendi6 un ragare por cincrenta mil besos y ahora su es.
posa 10 qu,ere cobrar. -Perdi6 ell niao por que andabn
muy ocupado.- va no podrdu usor sacos con cnturon
los tffffist .-Inadecuados para ell s~eruicio.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Abril 23.-Pidien-
do ser admitido como recluta, para
ir q reunirse con los soldados in
gleses que estan combatiendo en- Pa
l%estina, Sdward C. Cohen, Sc pre-
sent6 a Ia oficina de Reclutamiento,
aver en- Ia noche.
Desgraciadamente, Cohen peso
dos libras y media mas del peso re-
glamentario, y no fue admitido.
Entonces dijo:
"Esas dos libras y media de ex-
ceso son cuarenta platanos que me
conf hace un momento; pero vendre
manana, va que TODD haya pasado."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

todas las senas expresadas por Ia Sc
nora Fogs, por 10 que el guardia re-
eosio al animal = 10 condujo . Ia ms
pecei6a. FL teniente de guardia Ia
mo por telefono 2 Ia sonora Fogs, y
le pregurt6 ST guerra If q Ia Inspee-
eida para identifisar IN 2erro que
hab!a aido encontrsdo y que respon-
ola a las sehaIes deiadas por ella, a
10 CUE Ia sonora contesto que acerca-
"a el perro al telsfono para hablarle.
As 10 hizo Ell Teniente, Y cuando
81 animal escuch6 For Ia bocina Ia
voz de So ANA, movie Ia cola Y EXPIRE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
I'm amigo de BernstoTff
trabajaba como camaTero
Muchos asemanes de alta
categorla haeen 10 mis-
mo para servir de
espIas

NUEVA YORK, Abril 26.-La
primera mujer arrestada en- esta ciu-
dad, de confoCmidad con las dispose
clones de Ia ley re!ativa a los eX-
trajeros enemigos, que pusiera en-
vigor el Presidente Wilson Ia semana
pasada, ha sido arrestada por los "a
gentes de la Secretaria de Justicia
aver. Es ella Ia sonora Frau Sophie
Crete Schultz, esposa de un distin-
guido Y quito aleman, que Sc en-
cuentra tambien bajo custodla Y Gu
70 intcrnamiento por ell resto de Ia
guerra sc ha recommended q las auto
ridades federales.
Schultz, que seglin sc sahe es a.
; migo del cx-Embaiador Won Berns-
! torff, Y dc otros poderosos alema-
mes que aun Sc ~ancuentran residien-
! do en- este pals, ha estado trabajando
como camarero en- IN restaurant de
Ia Gale AZ al Oeste. Aver Sc dijo
que los registros oficiales de los Es-
tados Unidos Y de los gobiernos ALA
dos, pruehan cue algunos agentes
aIemanes distingaidos y de muy bue-
ma educaci6n, han estado trabaJando
de camaristas Y meseros, no por -su
propia election, "sino por orden del
gobierno imperial.
Schultz Y su esposa fueron con-
Gucido: al Edificio Federal a las
nueve de la manana de aver Y con
s~ignados al a~yudante del Procura-
dor General, William Wallace, Jr.,
Jefe dc Ia Oficina E~ncargada del
Registro de los Extranjeros enemi-
COS, del distrito de Nueva York.
Herr Schultz fue exar,inado prime
-amente. Al principle nego que CO.
nociera a von Bernstorff, asi como
que hubicra tenido conferencias en-
varias ocasiones con cierto aleman
que, los agente; del goDierno Green,
cs IN impoFtante diente en- e. engra-
maize de IA maquinaria del espionaje
! a!eman en- los Estados Unidos.
Schultz, segan sc dijo anoche, ha
confesado finalmente que ha tenido
eonferencias con Ell agente aleman
cuyo nombre Sc guarda en- reserva,
asi como que ha hecho tambien otras
inportantes reveiaciones. e. agen-
(Pasa Il Ia ga. Pag. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
IpENTIFICO A SU PERRO P0R
TELEFONO

NCEVA YORK, Abr. 25.-La sc,
Nora 2. 4. Pogs. &c Flushing, perdid
hace dias = ~ rerro Mugs, un bull
dog de sng-e franees2, que ella
suiere con adoracio&. IL sonora in.
mediatameate do parte a Ia Inspec,
ei6n de Policia de este distrito, de-
jsndo una description detallada del
animal.
AntsGoche Uno de los gendarmes
encontr6 4 IN perro que presentaha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
TRES ~APREHENSIONES.

La noche del lunes Ell martss unica-
mente practicaron los agentes de Ia
escuaGra contra el v;cio tres apre-
hensiones, Ut so,dado que fue consig-
rado a la policia militar y una pareja
por violaci6n q los articulos tres y
cuatro de Ia nueva ordenanza de po-
licfa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

SO aigunos otros signos de idbilo cue
b~astaron para hacer conocer al agente
de Ia Autoridad de q ell ANNA! era
reaimente el que Sc lie habia perdido
a Ia sonora En- vista de este, lie ma
nifesto ell Teniente que podfa venir
por su perro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

Mig. 3. G.--ColoraGo Springs, Co
lo.-Si debido 4 gestiones esDonta-
neas de ST. amigo para prestar suS
servicios en- ei ejercito americana.
loer0 ser pasado de Ia clase 5a., que
era Ia IL lie corresponds y en- la
que habia sido clasificado, a Ia cla-
SO Ia. no vamos de Que manera pue-
d. conseglir que Sc le vuelva a c
locar en- Ia Glaze 5a. Esto ne es juc-
90 De ninos Y 10 mas probable &c
cue el Consul no pueda hacer va ma
ia. pues su papel es ell de velar poi
les derechos de sus cOnnacionale:
cuando sean ~vulrerados y preten-
dan hacer!o; pero IN este case par
ticular ningun derecho Sc ha violadc
nj hay NADIA que alegar. Por csc
hay que pensar bien los pasos trans,
c~cndentale; antes de darlos. a ur
nino Sc !e disculpan sus ligerezas
pero a los hombres va no Y es justc
C!e sufran Ell castigo de elias. Cree
NOS que NADIA sc podra hacer, pero
De todos MOODS, Dueden ocurrir a
CGntul exponi@ndole ei Case para
ver QUE les dice 0 a~conseia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

CHICAGO, H., Abri! 23--La Sc
fora Z. II. Spencer, acusada dc ser
mujer, pero nc mujer 4 secas, sino
rauicr De I. r. Spencer. de esta 20
b:aciGn, llam6 a otra sonora, Hama
d. Nora Philhin, quien, al reeves que
.aluclla, anda Que Sc les pizca 9or
t2ner marido, Y lie dijo:
'Tu q~uieres I'm esposo: 20 no
Quiero el esposo cue tengo; mi es-
posO me quiere, no por 10 que soy,
sino porQue soy su mujer; luegc, 81
me voy ' re dejo en- mi lugar, habrt
conseguido: primero, sa~tisfacerme a
mi, luego, satisfacerte a u, y dcs-
FuGs satisface- a mi marido."
Ambas mujeres de acuerdo, COM
binaron 81 gOlpe, Y dejando escrita
una carta %aclaratoria para ell seHor
Spencer, la esposa de este SO e~ca-
p6 dc la casa.
Cuando Spencer lego de! traha-
10, %encontro en- su casa 4 IA otra
mujer, con una carta cue decia:
Me voy; ahi te dejo a Nora. Ella
tie quiere y til puede que la encuen-
tren buena. Adios."
Spencer no quedo conforme Y pi-
do divorcio per discretion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

Club Iuvenil Mexicano.-Mool
.Park, Cal.-El pasaporte de quiz
nc habla, va sea para hombre o pa,
"a mujer, debe ser obtenido en- e
Cca2ulado que corresponds, en- vista
del lugar en- donde resida el intere,
sado; pero en- casos excepcionales
Y con aiguna mayor dificultad, tel
'vez, Sc podra obtener igualmente
en- cualquier otro Consulate. Para
obte2erlo. Sc ~neceSita, ante TODD,
poder demostrar la ciudadania me-
xicana mediante Ia carta co~rrespor-
diente, 81 es hombre, pagan tres do
lares que es la quota que ha fijado
Ia S~acretaria de Hacienda de Mexi-
co Y presentar los retratos que pi-
dan en- ell Consulate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
CHICAGO, H., Abril 23.-E

CHICAGO, H., Abril 23.-El
"wartax" Sc ha colado. hasta a los
animales.
De hoy en- adelante, segun TN
dccreto de ia autoridad respective,
un perro pagara, de contribution
personal, cinco pesos cada seis me,
ses, y n perra, cuatrc ]cincuenta
por raZ0n De su sexo debil.
El reglaraento ~previene que una
perra con perritos, pagara doble;
cuando los perritos rezca Y lie
|glen a la mayor edad, pagaran pol
81 mismos Ia suma correspondence.
Por 10 menOs. esta es la orden co
municada a los duenos de peGros
para los CONSEQUENCES efectos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
T IBRO0
APRECIOS REDUCIDOS.' ~

-. Como dentro de muy pocos dias recibiremos una
gran cantidad de libros, de los que forlnan nuestro
surtido ordinario, venderemos los siguientes a bajos
precios. Haga listed SUI pedido luego, pues nos que
dan solo unos cuantos ejemplares de ellos. He aqui
Iista v precios de los mencionado. Ebros:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
SECCIONDE CONSULTAS

1da Ia correspondence rlacdonada col esa secc16n debe venr drlxea
ash. IA PRENSh" -Seccion q 10 CcosuEss- - n...
t9C n. Santa Rosa Ave an Antonio, TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

CHICAGO, H., Abril 23.-Ante
la Estacion de Reciutamiento hume
70 %. Sc detuvo aver TN joven, mas
o menos bien vestido Y como de mos
vcinticinco amos de edad, diciendo:
"P:om6tanme ustedes que termi-
nara Ia guerra el mes entrante, y
entonces 20 les aseguro registrarme
como voluntario."
No pudo identificarse 4 este CHS
toso; pcro Sc cree que haya obraco
Dor Influenza del alcohol al lamar
tamana agudeZa.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Abril 23.-Los PEI
iriadicos de csta m~etr0poli han ples-
to 81 CRITIC en- el cielo, porque e
Museo de Historic Natural, celoso de
Ia conservation de alimentos en- este
! pals, por 10 menos duraHte Ia que
IRA. r2comienda, pero de n ma
nera formal Y decidida, que todas
Has famiiias americans p%rueben los
I"jchante" de mar, que son hartG
,al;menticios, POGO costosos y suma'
mcnt: abundantes. "Estas p~lanta:
marinas,-Gice ell Museo,-pueder
iSubstitu!r O ventaja, L Ia Zanano'
iria, @ la patata y aun al frijo bayc
de Chicago"
El tribune" comentando esta
oficiosa moci6n del aludido Museo
dice:
"Honradamente c~onfesamos que
este de conner yerbas marinas, 81 G.
uu verdadero horror de ia guerra"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
AyENTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL
a 80 cantayos tomo.)

Fl ~profanador de tumbas
Una ncche de CARNIVAL
II ~!nSJ;nto de una vioora
Fl m!stprio de las ocho dagaS
Pesca Gificil
Tn ronto Gemasiado liSto
El ccup!ot del iUez
El p-oscripto dc u montana
I'm piano anfetralladora
LanzadoS al abismo
Eiaie terrorifico
Daniel el oso ' cl Oso Juan
FL caciqUe negro
Linchamiento fracasado
Ia estatua p~a-lante
Los bcduinos rojos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

! J. n. Z.-Eagle Pass, Texas.-La
persona de que nos habla no es subs
criptor de la Prensa" Y no como
csmos su direction. La noticia que
dice listed haber visto publicada en-
ella debe haber sidc alguna recogi-
da per uno de los reporters. En- caso
de que desee listed hacer alguna
gesti6n para ponerse en- comunica-
ci6n con d:cha persona, nos permi-
limos sugerirle que ponga una pes
qUisa en- este p~eri6dico. FL resultado
sera probablemente baeno Y el cos
TO pequeno. Para dato, acerca de
este deberi dirigirsc a Ia Secci6n de
anuncios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

s. P.-Junction City. kaHsas.-Nin-
gun provecho sacara de tomar las
classes de guitarra que desca 81 no
es a condici0n de que sill maestro
radique Ell Ia misma poblaci6n en-
donde listed vive para cue SO comu-
niiue con el facilmente Y listed lie
exponga SIS du0as Y el pueda re-
solrerselas de viva 0 V darse cuen
IA de los defectos que listed tenga
Y yea la maner de correg'rselos. De
nc poder lograr ESQ que lie indica-
mos, mas vale que Sc abstenga de
tener professor Y que sc dedique a
tstn~:ar solo o ayudado de cual-
Quier musico de la localiGad. Pucde
listed comprar un metodo que ha%
para aprender a tocar "a guitarra
sin necesidad de maestro. Lo vende
la Liberia del senior Ienacio f. Lo-
zano, 11s North Santa Rosa Ave
nue., Y a ella pucde listed dirigirse
en- demanda de mayores detalles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01
Deje Ud.DeUsa
Bragueros!
DESPUES DE 30 AMOS DE EXPERIENcIA
HE 1NVENTADO UN APARATo PARA
IOM5RES. MUJERES YNINOS
QUE cURA LA hernia.
Sc MANDA A PRUEBA

ST u. ha ~ensayado va TODD y so
ha conseguido alivio, acrda q mi
En- casos di6cles hi resultado ka
sido maravillcso. Envie ell cupon
de este anuncio, escriba TODD 10 que
desea saber, y le enviars gratis mi
libro ilustrado aceTca de Ia Quebra-
dura 6 hernia y su Curacion, el cual
Informant & y. de mi aParato y bs
precios, ademss de nombres De
muchas personals que han ensayado
mi aparato y que han quedado salts
fechas. Alusarlo da alivio mientsas
los bragueros son inutiles. 70 no
use emphasizes, unguentos, arnests,
al enpanOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

A. D.-San Francisco, Cal.-Para
sacar patentes de inventos Y regis
.trar aquel!o sobre 10 que Sc oreten-
IN conservar algGn deracho, Sc ha-
ce necesario ante TODD que no haya
n:nguna patente o reeistro anterior
que ampare Ell mismo invento o ar
tlculo y para clio es indispensable
acudir q Ia oficlna Gel ramo cue
existe en- Washington, a practicar una
minuciosa investigation entire las
l.stas de las patentes Y registros vi
eN'stentaS que Sc hallan dcbidamen-
te cl~asificados. Como este cast nun
ca eS possible hacerlo por 81 misino,
10 que Sc hace es acudir q alguua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-01

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