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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
HALIFAX

Mrs G. NJ. Smith is spending the
week at Philadelphia.
Isaac Kinsinger, of near Waynes-
vile, was kicked in the face with n
horse. The wound required several
stitches to close.
A converted Macedonian minister
delivered an address In the local
United Brethren Church Tuesday
evening.
The Rev. I. D. Lowery, pastor of
the local United Brethren Church.
will preach at Tower City Sunday
morning and at Lykens Sunday eve
ming. The Rev. Clarence Mease, OF
Williamstown, will preach in the
Halifax United Brethren Church ON
Sunday morning and the Rev.. G.. w
Rothermell, of EliZabethville. will
preach in the evening.
The local Red Cross Society pre-
sented comfort kits, sweaters. etc
to Harry M. Sweigard and Alfred w
Clemson, who went to Camp Mead
Oh Tuesday with the upper end con
tingent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
AWHILE

Corporal Max +. Lehman, of Camp
Meade. Md, visited his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. ]. e. Lehman, over
Sunday.
Miss Violet Kettering, student at
Beechwood school, is spending va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Click.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Bachman, of
Zinn's Mill, spent day with the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Bach
man, of East Main street.
Miss Edith Lehman, a teacher of
the Abingdon High school, is spend
ing vacation with her parents, Prof.
and Mrs. ]. e. Lehman.
Kreider, students at Walnut Lane
school, are spending vacation with
their parents, Congressman and Mrs.
A. S. Kreider.
II. b. Derickson, of Dauphin, is
spending some time at the home of
his son, Prof. S. II. Derickson, of
East Main street.
Miss Laura Millard and a friend
student at Goucher College, Balti-
more, spent a day here as guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Millard.
Miss Evelyne Bowman, kinder
garten teacher at Hershey, spent a
day as the guest of Prof. j. E. Leh-
man and family.
David Fink, of the Philadelphia
Navy yard, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fink.
Lieutenant Clement Kreider, son
of Congressman and Mrs. A. S.
Kreider. spent Sunday here the
guest of his parents.
NJ. II. Bachman, local manager OF
the A. S. Kreider shoe factory. left
for Pittsburgh to witness the in
duction into the military service OF
his son-in-law, Ralph Stickel, a for
mer star baseball pitcher of Leb-
anon Valley College. Mr.. Stickel
left for Camp Lee and Mrs. Sitckel
returned with her father to Ann
Vile.
John A. Shenk, of Hummelstown
accompanied by his nephew, Morris
Engle, visited friends in town on
Monday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
Farm Bureau Demonstration
at Mechanicsburg Church

Mcchanicsburg, Pa, April f.
educational meetings relating to
food and clothing in cooperation
with the County Farm Bureau will
be held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church to-day and tomorrow after
noon and evening at $50 and 7.30
o'clock. The lectures and demonstra-
tons will be given by a member of
the home economics extension staff
of the Pennsylvania State College,
Miss Mary Fisher. The discussions
will include value and Uses of
Grains and Grain Products" "Selec-
ton of Food Materials and Planning
of Meals" Meat Savers and Substi-
tutes, Selection of Clothing Ma
terials,' Care and Repair of Gar
ments,' and Use of a Foundation
Pattern in Cutting Simple Gar
ments." The public is urged to at
tend all the sessions
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
Four New Smallpox Cases
Found in York County

YOcumtown, Pa. April 4.-Four
new cases of smallpox were found in
three different families to-day in this
section of York county. They are;
Viola Rehm. S-year-old daughter of
Eli Rehm: William Fisher. 12-year-
old. son of George w. Fisher. and
Harry G. Prowell and his niece. Mir
lam Prowell. The situation in this
section is anything but encouraging.
1T is claimed that the orders of the
health authorities are not being lived
up to. a large number have also
refused to be vaccinated.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
EIGHT IN MEDICAL UNIT

Newport, Pa, April 4.-Eight
Perry county boys constituted the
first Perry county medical unit sent
several days ago to Columbus bar
racks, Ohio. Included among the
mem bers in this unit were: Gordon
DNnkelberger. of New Bloomfield;
James G. Keen, of Newport: Her
man l.. Letter, of Newport; Herbert
l.. G. Davie, of Geneva. n. Y: Will
liam J.. Soule. of Newport: Harry w,
Morris, of Liverpool; Edward X.
Freed, of Liverpool, and Oren Egold,
of Landisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
Gettysburg Soldier Fought
With British in Battle

Gettysburg, Pa, April A let
ter received by his parents here from
Lieutenant Herbert y. Bream veri-
fies that he was actually in the
lighting about Cambria when the
American engineers distinguished
themselves and advanced with rhe
British. This is the party of engi-
neers which received special mem
ton in the dispatches from the front
at the time of the fight, but the men
were not permitted to tell about it
in their letters until now.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS

Carlisle, Pa, April 4.-Surrounded
by three generations of descendants
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Keller, of Car
lisle. on Tuesday celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. They
are natives of Perry county, but have
lived in Carlisle for about twenty
years. The former is a Civil War
veteran and is 75 years old. while his
wife is 73. Patriotic decorations fea-
tured, a son and grandson in the
Army being present for the event
Charles Keller, of Summerdale, is a
son.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
ORRINE FOR
DRINK HABIT

Orrine has been uniformly sue
cessful in restoring victims of the
Drink Habit" into sober and use
full citizens. If. after a trial, you get
no benefit, your money will be re-
funded. 1t is simple home treat
uent. No sanitarium expense. No
loss of time.
Orrine No. /, secret treatment:
No. 9. voluntary treatment. Costs
only S1.O0 a box. Ask for booklet.
Geo. a. Gorgas, 16 n. 3rd st.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
SERVICE FLAG UNVEILED

Carlisle, Pa, April with spe-
cial exercises, attended by a number
of visitors from all parts of this sec
ton, Carlisle Council, Royal Ar
canum, last evening held a war meet
ing. A feature was the unveiling of q
service flag in honor of those mem
bers who have entered the govern
ment service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
KAsT FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services for ID. l.. Kast will
be held tomorrow evening in the
Presbyterian church at 7.30 o'clock,
conducted by the Rev. j. Ellis Bell,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
assisted by the Rev. George Fulton,
of the Presbyterian Church. Private
burial will be made in Chestnut Hill
Cemetery. The family requests that
flowers be omitted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04

Dauphin, Pa, April 4.-One OF the
youngest volunteer soldiers from
Dauphin is Charles +. ("Sam") Gar
man, who is just 20 years old. lie
is son of Mrs. Clara Garman, of
Dauphin, and enlisted In the United
States Marine Corps, at Paris Island,
South Dakota, December 10, 1917.
He has received medal for being
an expert rifieman and has recent
ly been assigned to the United States
convoy ship, the New Mexico. Young
Garman, before he enlisted. was a
passenger brakeman on the main
line of the Pennsylvania railroad,
between Pittsburgh and Altoona.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
SMALLPOX AT CHAMBERsBURG

Tuesday County Health officer Kin
ter and Health officer Robert Wal
ker, found four cases-of smallpox
here, all in Electric Light avenue.
Three of the cases were in the home
of James Burns. Mrs. Burns and her
sons, Paul and Merle, are ill. John
Stevenson, a drayman, is the fourth
person suffering from the disease. In
rounding up these cases the officers
vaccinated forty-siX persons.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
HONOR ROLL OF PUPILS

liverpool, Pa, April T. Honor
roll of Liverpool intermediate school
for seventh month is as follows:
Buelah Dressler, Hazel Watts, Erma
Shetterley, Isabel Rarner, Kathryn
Eebkicher, Elizabeth Klinger, Ruth
Knisely, Mary King, Grace Murray.
Ray Long, Ray Stailey, Charles Muir
ray, Willard Dressler, Theodore Rit-
ter and Fern Meyer. r. l.. Shu-
maker is teacher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
Porch Crowded With People
Gives Way at Public Sale

Gettysburg, Pa, April A porch
crowded with men and women await
ing their turn at the dinner table at
the sale of James Murphy, near Ber-
uiudian, gave way, throwing the oc-
cupants in mass. Fortunately,
there We're no serious injuries, cuts
and bruises being the eN -ent of the
injuries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
RECEPTION TO PASTOR

Newport. Pa, April 4.-Announce-
ments have been issued of a recep-
ton to be rendered to the Rev.
Frank T. Bell, new pastor of the
Newport Methodist Episcopal
Church, tomorrow evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
New Oxford Leads Adams
County in Stamp Sales

Gettysburg. Pa, April 4.-As has
been the case, in every campaign for
funds TO assist in carrying on the
war. the borough of New oxford is
leading in the sale of Thrift Stamps
in the county. In this town over
$1,000 worth of the Thrift and War
Savings Stamps have been sold.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
PECULIAR ACCIDENT TO CHILD

Lewistown, Pa, April 4.-NioIet
Pearson, 6-year-old daughter of
Clyde Pearson. met with a painful
ming on the pavement in West Third
street, when three sticks of stove
wood thrown from a wagon struck
the child on the head, badly lace
rating the scalp.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
HOME FROM LONG TRIP

Annvllle, Pa, April Airs. Eliz-
abeth Henry, of East Main street,
returned from an extended trip COW
ering three months and including n
visit to her son. Howard Henry, in
Chicago Illinois
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
pIsCHARGED FROM ARMY

Gettysburg, Pa, April 4.-Charles
A. Robinson, who has been in the
United states Army, assigned to
baking company in the Quartermas-
ter's Department, has been brought
back from France and given his dis
charge on account of i'll health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

Mount Union, Pa, April 4.--The
marriage of William Percy Dunmire.
Mount Union, and Miss Ruth Ewing
Bortell. of McVeytown, was an
ncunced to-day. The couple Were
married recently in WellsburG, w.
Va, by the Rev. William j. Holmes.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. of Wellsburg. Miss Bortell
was u frequent visitor in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-04

bert Lower, George DeHaven, Lu-
ther Knisely and Orville Hoffman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
SALIO EN- LIBERTAD JOSE MI
GUEL GOMEZ.
(Viene de Ia Lad

Ell proyecto de ley en- question fut
presentado a la Camara para 81
discussion; pero hab;a tropezado Ia
comisi6n dictaminadora con ia hos
tilidaa Y alberta ]oposici0n de los
elementos Conservatives del Conere-
so, a tai grade. que en- muchas opor-
tunidades, en- los momentos en- que
Sc debia comenzar q discutir ell re-
ferido proyecto. los enemigos de e
abandonaban el recinto del poGar
Legislative, a fin de que por falta de
quorum" Ia discussion fuese apla-
zada indefinidamente.
FL beneficio de la ley de amnistia
ha alcanzado a muchas decenas de
!nsurrectoS que Sc hallaban presses,
y algunos de ellos va sentenciados,
en- diversaS carceleS de la Isla; pero
parece que a los militares que sir
viendole al Gobierno constituido sc
rebelaron contra e., no les alcanza,
ran los referidos beneficios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Tn escritor latino en-
fernlo en- N. York
lie hicier0n una 0peraci6n al Sr,
,JaVier Lara

NUEVA YORK, Mario 2l.-lavier
Lara, escritor latino-americano, repre-
sentante en- esta ciudad de "El Die
tamen' de Veracruz, Mexico, ha ST.
do confinado en- uno de los departa-
mentos del "Radium Sanitarium", en-
donde Sc lie practice una operation q
consecuencia de IN desarreglo intes-
final. Su estado no es serio y los
medicos que 10 atienden Green que
pronto Sc recobrara.
Lara eS muy conocido Ell Centre y
Sur America, como escritor y muy es-
pecialmente por haber traducido al
Lespanol Ia obra del Coronel Teodo
Roosevelt, titulada: Los Estados
Unidos V la Guerra Mundial", que es
una de las obras editada3 en- estos
ultimos amos, que ma alcanzado mayor
circulation en- los paises latinc-ameri-
canos. en- los que Sc dice haber ejer-
edo una gran Influenza an Ia crea-
ciGn del sentimiento pro-aliadO Y ha-
Der sido la causa para cue algunos
dc esos paises Sc hayan pueslo a
lado de los Estados UnidOS en- Ii
| gran guerra.
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!Senoritas! Aumenten y
enbe|Iezcan SUI pelo, y
= ~ahuyenten la caspa
;Pruebe este, Su cabello Sc torrara
o%ndu!ante. lustroso y abandan-
te desde luego.

Para poser una caDeza adornada
! De hermosos cabellos. suaves, lustro-
| sos, delgados Y ondulantes, Y llbres
de caspa, unicamente es ~necesario
usar una poquita de "Danderine."
Es facil y POGO costoso, tener IN
pelo hermoso, a V ~abundante.
Para clio, procure listed luego. por
unos cuantos centav0s, n botella
de "Knowlton's Danderine," recomen-
dada por todos los b~oticarios, applique
Sc una poquita, de acuerdo con las d.
r~ecciones, Y en- diez minutes, sus ca
bellos tendran M aparlencla de
abundancia. f~rescura, suavidad Y una
Incompatible b~rillantez y lustre, Y
no lie sera dado e%ncontrar en- ellos
nj Ia mas leve traza de caspa, nj Sc
lie seguira cayendo el pelo. Pero 10
que realmente Ia sorprendera, des-
pues de usarla dos semanas, sera e
que le brota nuevo pelo, fino y pc
queno al principle, 81; pero en- rea!i-
dad nuevos cabellos, que pronto Gu
brian toda su cabeza. La "Dande-
rine,' es, sin disputa, ell unico toni
co que hacer crecer el pelo, que des-
truye la caspa y cur las %picazones
del cuero cabelludo, Y nunca falla en-
detener desde luego Ia caida Gel ca
bello.
81 listed desea probar que tiene un
bonito pelo, suave Y hermoso, como
es en- realidad, humedezca un pano
o lienzo con una poquita de "Dande-
rine,' e introdizcalo Embellishments
entire sus cabellos, f%rotandolos lige-
ramente al mismo tempo, Y Sc tor
naran suaves, brillantes y hermosos,
en- unos cuantos minutes. Una deli
ciosa sorpresa espera a todas las que
usen este. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Facilitan la immigration DEL.

trabaio que va q desempefiar Y e.
patron con quien vaya i trahaja"
6. e. patron debe .ambien dar
inmediatamcnte toda la informaci6n
apropiada e indispensable y c"Ope,
rar con los empleadoS de innligra-
ci6n para yer que los Jrauajadores
no permane2:".H sin emplco o sean
c~mpleados en- laborCS cue no scar
a~gricolas.
Los -rabajadores cNtranieros
aue zntren al pals no estara2 SUE
tos ahora al reclutamiento para el
zervicio militar ob~ligatoriu.
NO Sc LES PERMTTARA A LOS
TRABAJADORES PERMANECER
EN- ESTE PALS UN TEMPO MA
.YOR DE SEiS MESES 4 MENOS
QUE Sc LES CONCEDA UNA PER
MANENCIA MAYOR PCP Ell CONF
SICNADO De INMIGRACION, A
SOLlCITUD DEF. lNTERESAD0,
EN- Ia QUE DEBEN EN@RESARSE
RAZONES SATISFACTORIAS PA
RA ESA PRORROGA.
ADMINISTRATORS De WHERE'S
De LOS ESTADOS UNIDC$.
OFlCINA DE PuBLICIOAD FN
AUSTIN. 3. F. THOMSON
GERGNTE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Ell SEGUNDO DE ALMhZAN.
(Viene de la la. Pag)

Gias IN combate entire fuerZas carran-
cistas V fuerZas revolucionarias de
as que vlenen operando en- Ell Estado
de NTevo Leon q las ordenes del jefe
Eaientin Moreno.
FL dicho jefe pertenece a las fUcr-
zas del general eN-federal Juan An
lrew Almazan Y desde principles del
NO ha venido oYerardo en- puntcs in
mediatos q la capital re2iomontana.
ha5iendo lle"ado hasta Ia via de Qua
ialupe. Segun 10 noticio La PRENSA
hace varios dias.
En- Tanque Allegro Sc hallaba con
una partiGa de ciento veinte hombres
i referido iefe Va!cntin Moreno. V
hacia csc lugar avanzo IN fuerza que
salio de la ciudad de Monterrey al
mando del Corone, Panfi!o de Ia
Cara. Tornado de cierto c~incucnta
lcmbres.
Durante cuatro horas combatieron
c~arrancistas Y revolucionarios., ha-
5iendoSe GStos retirado, segun 10 re-
fieren los informes procedentes de
Monterrey.
En- ell combate quedaron muertos
Jesus Ramos, Enrique Lozano V Ale
10 CavazoS, miembros de la fuerza
comandada por Moreno. Este Sc re,
Eiro o el resto de SUI hombres. no
habiendo sido perSeguido porque las
5ropas c~arrancistas quedaron fatisa-
das.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
SUBMARINE ALEMAN BUSCA
REFUGIO EN- ESPANA..
(Viene de la LAD

causa de IN combate que habia tent
90 ule ~sostenrr contra tres naVios
cnemigos, Fl submarine esta armada
con canones de once centlmetros Y
esta dotado con una tripulaci6n dc
treinta hombres. Las autoridades
aavalcs del puerto han ordenado cue
sea recibido V que Sc ejerza sobre 81
una estrccha vigi,ancia en- tanto que
Sc reciben i~nstruccioncS del gobie-no
accrca de 81 dcbe quedar internado
ali o 81 debe serlo en- otco puerto.
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(Yiene de Is la T'sgJ

1-E} page de ocho d6Iares nor
cabeza nC necesita hacerSe.
Ell immigrant pncd" ser
IN individuo iletrado, es decir, Que
no sepa leer nj eseribir.
3.-Puede venir contratado q con
Ia promesa de ser emrleado en- I
baios agricolas.
La admission De los m~migrantes
esta sujeta Z las s~ign;cnteS condl-
Clones:
Que e. patron que 10 rava Z
enplear. reciba al trabajador en- 81
puerto de entrada.
Que los arreglos relatives al
empleo del inmigrante So conc.Hyan
antes de 81 admission.
3.-yna detallada description del
extranjero, con dos f~o1ocrafiaS sin
mcntar. deben proporcionarse al En-
p!eado de Immigration en- e! Puerto
de entrada. quien dara al ~extranie-
70 admitido una t~arjeta de id"ntl-
ficaci6n..
4.-E. patron debe !roporc'onar
al empleado de immigration en- e.
ruerto de entrada. una declaration
: irforme de. empleo t que ser. deS-
t;rado 81 inmigrante. lnciuvendo en-
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e. case ElnIs.

Estando en- possession de toGos esos
.atos, ninguma ctra idea viene a Ia
imagination que n De cue hay dc
)or medic IN crimen, I'm crimea es-
ye~luznante que al fin a~clararan las
autoridades. Y al l!egac a esa con-
elusi5n. a~salran al persamicnto mil
yariadas hip6teSiS.
ST hubo crimen, ii Ia mano mis-
teriosa fue arrancada del cadaver
De una persona asesinada zen don
de esta el resto iel cuerpo de la VIC
tina? 81 Ia mutilacion fue hecha a
ma persona viva ;pudo e5ta sobre-
vivir a la brutal o~peracion V donde
Sc e%ncuentra V porQue Sc ocUlta?
Con motive de este sensational
asunto. en- los circulos p]oliciacos Sc
ha dado en- recorGar otro case que
tambien llam0 mucho Ia atencion, !
del cual jamas Sc pudo llegar a I'm
complete esclarecimien,o: el case
Elms. Fut este e. dc dos hermosas
muchachas americanas de csc apelli-
do GIe vinieron del norte de los Es-
tados Unidos a pasar una temporada
a San Antonio. Y desaParecieron mis-
c~eriosamente de Ia casa donde Vi
viar. sin que jamas pudiera encon-
Urarseles. De las averiGuaciones he
chas por Ia policia Sc lego & la de-
ducc.6n de que los cuerpos de las
victimas lutheran sido Gespedazados
V d!sue'toS en- sustancias 0uimicas,
pero de hecao jamas Sc pudo saber
a ciencia cierta 10 que hubiera sido
de los cadareres de las Senoritas
Elms.
NO habra alguna seElejanza en-
tire el asunto a que acabamos de ha-
Ger mencion Y el de la mano hallada
en- las afueras de San Antonio?
!, ESQ es 10 que las autoridades de
esta ciudad Sc e]ncargaran de decir.
nos cuando las activas gestiones que
andan hacienda lleguen a su I'm, Y
rientras tanto, prometemos 4 nues,
tros !ectores tenerlos al tanto de lo
! que ocurra en- el desarrollo de las
/ averiguaciones de este case que pro,
mete ser muy sensational.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Eensaje Il SIR. Wilson,

Deegraciadamcntc para 81 0 deseo
Gel corrcsponsal. Ia reunion q que
q'istl0 tuvo POGO inter1S. Sc trata-
IN de considerar Ia proposition dc
.uro de los %eocins. de enviar ur tele-
grama al senior ?~residonte Wilson,
f~elicitandolo Dor 81 actitud renuente
a aceptar Ia invasion de Russia por ell
Jap6n V China.
Sin ninguna discussion Sc ]aprobaron Ia
proposition Y el mensaje que esta
concebido ash:
"El Partido Local Socialista de
America, pide i I'd. su ;ndulgente Y
act.va oposicion contra Il invasion
por el Jap6n Y China en- Russia, La
cposici6n de los E,stadoS Unidos deten
ira n Imperialism conQuista de Ru-
<ia por carte de esas n~acioIes. Fee
'icitamos y I'd. ?or ST mensaie al
Soviet Ge~man4ando ia mas compile
u gcherania 9 Independence de Rn-
III an sus aSuntos ?ropios".
F-oximas Tremendous rcuniones.
rs listed partidario Dc csta ideas
Z los ~bolshevikis?
-~i.
PFC: pronto 10 invitar& a una
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SEnSAPERSA

obran como por magia. e. brillo en-
los ojos, la elaSticidad en el paSo, 81
despejamierto = Ia actividad CT ei &C.
rebro. yronto sc manifiestan- La Sen
saoersa redobla las fUerZaS ~nervlOsas
Ell diez diaS. No contiene mercurio
nj drogaS Morivas 4 IA s2lud. Sc ga
ranriza IA curaci0a o Sc tevuelve e
dinero. P:ecio. 30 centavoS Y $500
Ia GAIA. Compre hoy una GAIA 4 Su
boticario 0 Sc IA mandaremoS dIrec-
taGen.e por correo, porte pagado, al
recibO de Su valor-
THE Brown EXPORT X IMPORT
COMPANY
Dem. rs. II Cortland st.
New York. y. !.
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z E z : E

led ) glar,r rsla dirrcr'"n para que
e . Mgr~fr- = SIS amigos que SuIfeit
s- ra-Iu~. UvEGalnu>. ZILuie> J SEAlu> de
ii L.-t. con -. a.. tIlIUfrS pn>lalrS que
Er f":l3.I &c UEiHGu. q Nur!'d de coT!e"'
rr,g,. IL. goF,r. una c4ilta Gs pumaGa
irui.,rtrl. la mrLur j-t MUutu pdra r>id>
Intermediates Uc,Lr.'u 81 G.uero q "a
I-r>.U- az ~ rugr s. Il" SSIr.
E~F!R.0lUN GONZALEZ.
r @ Lc> IL LlGED0. TEN.
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TRABAJAN POR RESOLVER.. q.
Wiene de Ia Pag. TAI

Estado de Oklahoma, proponiendo I'M
credito de 300 millones de pesos, para
compensar 4 los productores de las
pcrdidas que sufrieron cuando ell go
bierno flo precios en- 1917, que eran
inferiores a los QUE regain en- los
mercados.
FL Senador Gore hiZo constar que
entire IN ce%ntenar de articulos de pri-
mera necesidad que han subido de
precio durante el ano pasado, figuran
con menos aumento que todos los de-
mas. los prcductos agricolas.
Cuando necesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. LoZano. 1lS y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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LA INDUSTRIAL EN- MONTERREY
Viene de la LAD

gocio que ALI radican con bastante
satisfaction, pueS estaban realmente
preocupados por Ia amenaza que habia
'e que quedaran sin trabajo mas de
diez mil obreros, los cuales hubie-
ran creado n s~ituacion muy delica-
da para Monterrey.
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rEQGE&0 DELINCUENTE.

FL agente motociclista Eason de-
tuvV aver al medic dia a IN mu-
ehacho como de doce amos, a pedi-
men;o Gel encargado de una fabrica
de sodas que Sc encuentra en ia Ave
Mia G.. Otros muchachos fueron tam
biGn acusados; pero no 81 les pudo
dar aicancc.
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No Ia faltado ouie1 haya
qrerido investigar las ven
tajas de tan gran descrbri-
mie1to. avocaaGose con e.
descubrido7, e. Qumico y
Pharmaceutical Kronberger,
(943 Kea-ay ST., San Fran
cisco, Cal.) Quiea ma sido
condecorado en- las mas c.
Iebradas UuiverSidades dc
Europa.
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RedobIa las fuerzas
nerviosas en- dez
dlas.

Estas famosas pastillas para n san
gre Y los r~ervios devueivea II saiud
a todo el cue sufre de aSotamlento
nervioSo.
Ayudan 4 Ia digestion. purifican Ia
sangre, despejan 81 cerebro, ev!tan el
insomnia { imparten III rigor magne-
tico. Las p~ropieaades o~rientaleS de