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Evening journal., 1918-01-26
No EVASIONS Of
HEATLESS MONDAY
Garfield Denies Factories
Right to Make Up Time
Lost by Coal Order
FUEL OUTLOOK
MUCH BETTER

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26-Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield announced yesterday
that any increase by industrial estab-
llshments Of the usual working time
on other days OF the week than Mon
day for the purpose Of making up time
lost on Monday holidays will be con-
sidered an evasion OF the Monday clos
ing order and a violation 90 'he spirit
Of the decree.
Movement Of coal in the East was
reported TO have been greatly improv-
ed by the flve-day industrial suspen-
sion and freight embargoes.
Reports indicate that the fuel sit
uatlon has been completely relieved
in so far as It affects the bunkerlng
OF transatlantic ships" said DR.. Gar
field "At northern Atlantic ports to-
day there were only forty-four vessels
waiting. All were illling their bunkers
as rapidly as coal could be put aboard
Fewer than thirty vessels are waiting
to mn bmkers at southern ports.
Successful rdrOuting OF much west
ern freight over southern lines and
better weather over most Of the east
prompted railroad administrations off,
clals to declare that the general freight
embargo now imposed on three eastern
trunk lines would be removed by Mon
day or Tuesday Coal movements were
reported far greater yesterday than at
any time in the last ten days.
Specific orders went from Director
General McAdoo TO western railroads
and shippers for transmission Of live
stock, grain and other cOmmOd fles
destined for New York through Mem
phls and over southern railroads.
which are less congested than those
OF the east Also quantities OF freight
destined for the Pennsylvania and Bal
tlmore and Ohio systems, now under
embargo, were diverted 10 the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and New York Central
systems
Producers Will not be permitted, un-
der a ruling Of the fuel administrators
TO add to their prices the recent as
cents a ton increase granted 10 meet
wage raises when their coal Is sold
under contracts made prior 20 August
81 last, when prices for coal were fixed
by President Wilson.
Nothing in the order granting the in
creased price allows a change In con-
tracts to include the as cents, the fuel
administrator holds.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
TO PHOTOGRAPH ALL
Delaware SOLDIERS
Plan is Worked Out by
Lieut.. Davis, RegimentaI
Chaplain
MEN GET PLENTY
OF ENTERTAINMENT
specIaI to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMP DIX, wRIGHsTowN, N. j.,
Jan. 26.-Not only Will all Delaware
men who are now at Camp Dix and who
are later to be sent here, be concen-
trated as members OF a single unit IN
the new pioneer regiment OF infantry
being organized here under Colonel J.
Warner Reed. but pictorial record OF
every son OF Delaware who answers
the call to the colors is to be preserved
through the medium OF a reglmental
photograph gallery to be opened here
next week. The plan has been worked
out by lieutenant Howard Davis, regi-
mental chaplain.
There will be a regular gallery fitted
out In one Of the barracks and enlist
ed men who In the days before the
war followed their professions as
photographers will be In charge at GER
tain hours. Selected members OF each
battalion also Will ask the War De-
partment for permits TO use cameras In
making snapshots Of Delaware men at
drill and I'm maneuvers. All of the
pictures will be sold through the regl-
mental studio and profits will be ap-
piled to the reglmental fund that is
used to purchase special athletic and
entertainment equipment.
Seventy programs a night, many OF
them repeated two and three times in
various huts. show the manner in
which Olaf Gates. social secretary OF
the Army Y. NJ. c. A. here, Is meeting
the needs for entertainment of the ofil-
GERS and men OF the division shut out
from the auditorium by the quarantine
regulations. Through cooperation OF
Christopher Morley, Philadelphia Is
sending In much Of the volunteer talent
used In the entertainments held in the
quarters Of each company this week
The Orpheus -Four. organized In Los
Angeles to sing In army cantOnments
but composed OF former Philadelphia
boys, is making n return visit 10 Camp
Dix, and yesterday did herculean
service by singing a total of 76 selec-
tions. Gallagher and Collins, Joe
Daniels, John Beckefuss, Ambrose and
Jeffrles and John Grimth are some of
the Phlladelphians who are doing
their bit" by contributing their SER
vices for the entertainment Of the
quarantined troops.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
NEWARK HAPPENINGS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, jan 26.-Ewing
Brothers have leased the restaurant OF
Walter r. Powell. who is now with the
National Army and is located at Fort
DUPONT.
Jacob Shew, superintendent Of the
Newark Water and Light plant Is Ill
with pneumonia.
Members OF the junior class Of Della
ware College are making their final
plans for the Junior Prom, which will
be held in old College Hall. February g.
Elder John-G. Eubanks was painfully
injured several days ago by fall on
the icy pavement.
A box social held at St. Thomas
Episcopal Church parish house last
night was largely attended and consid-
cradle sum realized.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
BACK FROM alaska.
\ WILL FIGHT IN France
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

ELKTON, Md. Jan. 26.-Harry d.
Pratt, eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Pratt, OF Elkton, who returned from
three years stay in Alaska, in Octo-
Der last, to enlist In the Aviation Corps
Of the United States Army, has been
ordered to France for duty.
Amos A. Mckinney died at his home
in Elk Neck, on Wednesday, Of pneu-
monla, aged 73 years.
Personal: Mrs. Augustin Bede Walms-
ley, Of Bernardsville, N. j., Is the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs Albert Nellson-Clin-
ton Mccullough Johnson, Of Baltimore,
is spending a few days in Elkton-Mrs.
W. w Ford, OF Baltimore, visited her
father. Mr. Albert Nelson, on Wednes-
day-Dr. G. Burton Pearson spent Tues
day In Baltlmore-Nllss Lille V. Alex
ander has been spending a few days
with her uncle, William Robinson, Of
Sparrows' Point, Md.-Nfss Evelyn Kib-
Ter, Of Chesapeake City, is spending
sometime in Philadelphia-Mrs. VIII
liam Murray, of Zion, is the guest Of
Wilmington relatlves-MOrris NJ. Dun
bar, Of Iron Hill, slipped on the ice and
sustained badly spralned ankle.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
CAPTAIN SAVAGE TAKES BRIDE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del. Jan. 26-Captaln Paul
]. Savage, Of this town, and Miss Ethel
Genevieve Kelly, Of Lynchburg, Va.
were married last Monday afternoon In
Norfolk, Va, at Sacred Heart Church
Sy the Rev. Thomas +. Waters. Miss
Frances Donaldson, OF New York, and
w. j. Wainwright, Of Baltimore, were
the only attendants.
Eliza A. Argo, aged 63 years, wife OF
David H. Argo, Of near Milton, died al
her home on Friday morning
A barn on the farm Of Arthur II
smith, near RehobOth Beach, was des-
troyed by fire,
Captain George H. Wallace, OF Phila-
delphia, was a Lewes visitor this week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. DOdd, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Philadelphia, have returned home.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
ROYS LONG WALK ON ICE.

LAUREL, Del, Jan. 25.-Rather than
miss attendance at Laurel High
School, Robert Bradshaw. Of Smiths
Island II years old, marooned by ice
Jams on the island during a holiday
visit home. walked from the island
to Crisfleld. 10 miles, over the ice
foes. The lad was accompanied by
two mail carriers. They saw only one
open space, which was near the FIRST
lighthouse, going into Crisneld. IL was
about a mile SQUARE.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
REHOBOTH AFFAIRS.
al TO THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del, Jan. 26.-
Frank Chase is contracting for to-
matoes this season for the Snyder Can
ming Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Hills, Of Wilmington,
are stopping at Mrs Riley's Pine Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams are very
happy this week over the arrival of a
new son.
Charles p. Horn, who is stationed
near the Cape Henlopen Point light
house wireless station, as wireless
operator, visited his home this week.
Mrs Lewis, OF Bishopville, Md, is
visiting her son, Frank Quillen. captain
OF Indian River Life Saving Station.
Miss Naomi Johnson is teaching
school here in the place Of Miss Grifilth.
who was called home to her sick
mother.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
HOWARD McALLIsTER DEAD.

Following a brief Illness from pneu-
monla. Howard McAlllster, aged GO
years. OF No. 1902 West Fifth street.
died at his home yesterday morning.
He was a foreman at the Harlan plant
OF the Bethlehem Steel Company, and
had been employed there for many
years. He Will be buried next Monday
afternoon at o'clock. Interment viii
be made in the Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. McAllster died four months ago.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26

wire. At any moment the passage
might have crashed shut behind him.
But he stuck to it, and the mine was
saved.
BY thousands OF daily acts Of cour-
age such as this, imperiling each
human life, the miners Of America are
patiently struggling to get out the coal
and keep the munitions ships on the
seas and the war industries Of the
country going.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26

loaded Il. When II gets to the top Of
the tipple and is weighed, a check
welghman credits the loader with the
amount Of coal he has thus sent to
the surface. The cutter who works
with the eader is credited with the
same amount, and their pay for the
day is based on the total weight OF
the coal they have sent out.
They had squeeze" here, recently
the floor and roof coming together I'M
der the terrific pressure Of the hill
above.
The rats gave the first warming
They fit the earth working and be-
gan to stink out Of the mine.
When the rates leave, the miners
leave.
But "Blll" Kinney, superintendent
stuck. Day after day he crawled
through the cracking, narrowing tun-
mel, and hauled out by hand Thousands
Of dollars worth OF machinery and
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
FEEL 1OO@3 BETTER
BY MORN|NG--TRY IT!

full OF cold. Why don't you get a box
Of Cascarets from the drug store now?
Eat one or two tonight and enjoy the
incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing you ever experienced. You will
wake up feeling Mt and fine. Cascarets
never grippe or bother you all the next
day like calomel. salts and pills. They
act gently but thoroughly. Mothers
should give cross. sick, bilious or few
erish children a whole Cascaret any
time. They are harmless and children
love them.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
FEAR WHOLESALE
POTATO FREEZING.

LAUREL, Del. Jan. 26.-From reports
from the few bins that have been OPEN
ed, 1t Is feared that nearly all the
Irish potatoes buried around Laurel
last fall have been ruined by freezing.
This viii not only entail tremendous
loss, but viii make seed potatoes for
spring planting very scarce. Irish po-
tatoes have taken a jump of 30 per
cent. in the local markets.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
Get a 10 Cent Box Of
"CaSCaretS" for Your
Liver and Bowels.

Tonight surel Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy. your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't stay
bilious, sick. headachy, constipated and
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
: -NcREAsED. MATFR RENT.

Fhes records OF the Board Of Water
Commissioners up to last night showed
an increase in the water rentals for the
past 25 days OF si,0i693 over the cor
responding period OF last year. The
Total collections so far are St09. .i72 30
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
LIFE IN A COAL NINE
Reporter Sees Underground Cabaret and
LiUes With Men Whose Work Keeps
America Warm
WEI THE COAL!

For these coal shortage days,
here's a tip on coal efficiency from
the miners wives:
Moisten the coal before you
shovel on the fire.
Wet coal is put into nearly every
kitchen stove in a miners village
these nights. When the housewives
come down in the morning there's a
bright, warm fire blazing. I'VE get
more efficiency out OF wet coal, "
they say, and their husbands who
know the ways Of coal agree.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
NUXATED IRON

lEEwm, increases strength Of
hVVaWAWfVV delicate. nervous. run.
M Hku down people 100 per
kTlF cent. in ten days in
M MASAt many instances. 500
forfeit IL it fails as per
tHhIIGNM full explanation in large
UMSAAHH7 article soon to appear in
tDfsA41ta1kzee24B5Ap this paper. Ask your
doctog or druggist about Il. All good drug
gists always carry il in stock.
Evening journal., 1918-01-26
Look Out for the Latest Patriotic
song Entitled

We Ii y IND ID 7 VN-IE I1lINf
Now being published by the well known
publishing firm Of Brown and Edwards
Words and music OF this song have
been composed by a Wilmington lady,
the flrst lady composer, so far as we
know. OF our city.-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
I'm marine americana case
con una princesa rusa
en- Paris

FIL.ADELFIA. a..Noyicm5re i
ACADIA de racihirsc en- cSta ciudad a
noticja d. Gae 81 Mayor Edward
Royal Stoevcr. dc! Scrvicio de Avia-
cicn de- Elerc;to Americana. contra
10 marrinoaio el dia , dc Ociubrc
con una PrinccSa rusa. Mrs. Serge
T~roubctzkoi. en- la capital Dc Fran
cia.
Fl mayo Stoever e n dc los
fovcnc> mas conociGos en- los cirCu-
,os SociateS de asla cjudad. habierGo
hccho Sus cStudios en- la Unirersidad
de Princeton, en- dondc So @raduc
negando a ser una v~erdadera auto
dad on Archaeological. Fue n De los
m;emoroS de la Expedition q mando
es: Uniycrsidad Il SardiS Y sc en-
caat-aoa en CouStantinopla, con in
cavgo de Ia Fundac.cn Rookie er.
ruando los Estados Unido~ ~cntraron
1 Ia guerra.
La Princesa Toube,zEio era a cs-
ooSa del Principe Sergio TouberZHlo.
,:ue fac muerto en- e. primer ano De
in guerra. Su nombrc de soitera.
ira Olga Domitcoif. hjja de lin 10
o'a rGso uu. fic gobernaGor ii" hi"".
\ ruiI de n muerte del frinc'ne SUI
tsraSa. Ia Pr.ncesa - r1r'cr -. 'c.N.
en donde conocio al Mayor SjceTcr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
la TIPLE MARIA
CkBALLESEI RA
ASUICIDAR
EN- Ell PFC. DE TAMPIC0
Ella y otras dos a~rtistas, que
daron en- nasa siiuacion
por eI cierre de
los teatreS

IA TPICO. lamps. Nov. 3.-La
celebrc Y graciosa artiSta Maria Ca
bail. Y tres de sus c~olaboradoreS en-
81 labor de teatro. apurar0n una fuer-
te dosis de veneno. rcSueltcS a percceT
anteS de ser sorprendidoS por la mi
serie mas arcUsJioSa. o~casionada pOr
Ia falta de trabajo, pues como cs So
Dido los teatros en- el puerto perma-
necen cerrados a consequences de "a
epidemic. Y no hay esperanto Ce que
rcanuden Sus laboreS.
La notic;a cause honda impression
en- tcdaS las classes socialeS de "A po-
biacion. entire las Que Maria contaba
con marcadas y SinceraS simpatiaS. 8
Guando las autoriGades Sc preSen-
t1rou al hotel. este Sc eNcontraba ma
teria;mcntc lleno de curiosos, Y los
moZos entraban V Saiian ayuGanGo :
conseguir medicines para yer de sal
var a las vIctimaS.
GrandcS fuercn los CSfuerzoS que Sc
hicieron para combatir los efectoS de.
t0Sigo que "a acababa per momcn-
tos con la vida dc los artiStaS. debi-
DO 4 los cuaies Maria pUdo ~salvarse,
~CuedanGo, sin embargo. en- estado su-
mamento deIicado. Mas infortunados
que ella. Sus tres amigos ; compane-
res de fatigas murieron a los pocos
momcntos. y a q~uienes Sc Gara sepul-
tura en- este puerto.
Dicese qGe esta fatal determination
fac tomada por los artiStas. en- vista
de cue Su Situscion O." del TODD de-
~scs2crada. pE2s parecc que va habian
agoSado los recursoS dc que diSpo-
nian para poder Seguir suD~sist'eNdo.
rs de ~exrranarse Ia sonora Ca
bale hsya apelado a tan tremendo
rerurSc para poner fin a L necesi-
dadeS. pues dadas las simpatias ' las
amistadeS con que aqul cuenta. NADIA
podia f~altarle para hacerse vivir
mientras dias meioreS la colocaban
en- el lugar cue SIempre ha ocupaGo
como aytiSta en- nueStra Repub!ica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
Desaparici5nde Frausto
Es Ell que pidi5 la pena de
muerte para Diaz en- 1917

CIuDAD DE MEXICO. Nov. .
BESIDE hace dias desaparecio de esta
ci::dad ell General Y LiceEciado Ra-
mGn \. Frausto. jcfe del Departa-
mento de Justicia de la Se-retaria de
Guerra Y Marina.
D;.esc que e! f~uncioIario sa!io dc
81 casa. situada ell cl vecino pueblo
de Coyoacan hace mas dc una scma-
IA, ' Il hasta hoy TO sc tlcnen nj
ziquiera indicios de donde pueda ha-
~llarse. pues su ~desaqaricIon esta ,n-
vuelta en- cicrto misterio.
La familia del desaparecldo hace
toda clasc de gest;oHes para iograr sa-
Der algo: pero hasta ahora NADIA ha
uodido averiguar. Oficialmente Sc
hacen tambien investigaciones so0re
G! asunto. que poderosamente ha la
maGo Ia ~atencion pIblica, llegandose
a sospcchar CUE no es dlficl! que sc
trate de III crimcr.
Frausto fue quien pid!O para el gs-
neral Diaz la pena DC muerte en- eI
Conse;2 lie Guerra que 10 juzg0 en- We
racruz en- 1912.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
F Err TE ESTAFA
CON Ii FIRbiA
De CARRAkILA
TN Case REVELADOR
CON III simple recado del jeEe
de! executive las aauanas
entregan Ell diaevo
recaudado

Guad2iaia-a jail. Nov. 4.-Eucrcn
a3rehendidos por IL policia dos indi-
viduos que fueror eXhortados Dor las
autoridado; del Puerto de Manzani-
llo. nor haber fai:;ficado IL firma &C,
ST. Carran2a con q obioto de cobrar
una respectable canIidad de dinero.
Estos ind~ivjduos.- Sc iice-te-
Man liD"e acceSo Il las oficiras p-c-
@idencia'ns. De la que s~uStraieron
unas hoias dc Fape, timbrado. en- e.
cua formU1ar2n una orden para que
81 Administrations de Ia Adue2a del
citado puerto IS entrcgara Ia can't
dad de doc nil sejSc!cntos rasos:
ofden que f:rmaron los t~imaGores mi
tando perta"tamcnte la lerra y rdb:i-
ca del Jetc del Executive.
NJ ser aprehendidos cstos inGiri-
duos, Sc les Gecogio cast compIeta-
Ia snma que habiau rec;bido.
II perioGico que da csta 'nfor-
maciGn. Sc ahsiicne De Gar los nom
Ores de los u~madores. porQue cstan
complicaias algun2s personaS COMO
cidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
Iodos los HinOs adOran e
"Jarabe de Eisos" para
eI Higado y los
IRteStinoS
Dcles cuando p~adezcan calentura.
nerviosidades. hills. NAL a!iento
O dolores de estomago

Madre, Observe Ia lcngua de 81
7ino, 81 estt sarrosa. este es I'm
si2no eeuro de que el cstomago de
81 p~cquenuclo. ell higado Y los lntes-
tinos. necesitan Embellishments un
purgante suavc que los limpie.
Cuando su uino este r~csfriGd0. ner-
vioso. inquie:o. sin ganas de dormir,
sin deseo de conner, que Sc sienta
Modesto del estomago, que tenga NAL
a!iento: Que padeZca in~fiamaciones
No. aOl para Christine .......... S:Gca: m.
de IA garganta. tenga d!arrea, dele
una cucharadita de Jarabe de H!go
de California. Y en- muy pocaS horas
todos los dolores. constipacioneS. IN
digestioncs V nerviosidades. desapa-
receran por complete sin deiar hue
la ninguna. y I'd, volvera a yer a
su nino sano Y robusto.
I'd. no necesita bataila- para que
ST. nino tome cite "Laxante de fru-
tas," e. 10 apeteccra por ST agrada-
be SAILOR. Y este hara que sus result
tadcs scar aun mejorcs.
Ocurra 2 81 boticario solicitando
IN frasco de California Syrup of
Figs. V en- eli cuai cncontrara I'd.
las direcciones para darlo a los in
fantes. nihos de todas edades Y aGul-
tos. Cuidese dc comprar imitaciones.
Para aseguracse de cue compra el
vcrdadero "Jarabe de Higos de Cali
fornia" inf6rmese de que este. esta
fabricado por Ia california Fig Sy-
rup Co." Rechaze c~ualquier imita-
ci6u. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
Una %escueIa de artileria
Ia a quedar establecida en-
ia ciudad de Mexico

CIUDAD De MEXICO. Nov. O.
Por disposition de Ia Secretaria de
Guerra V Marina Sc abrira n escue-
ia de artilleria. a 10 que podran con-
currir todos los miemb-os del ejerc!-
TO carrancista cue esten comnrendl-
dos en- una edaG de dieciocho a trcin-
Ia amos.
La noticia fue recibida por los Mi
litares con verdadero regocijo. Y I'm
gran numero de ellos espera lacaper-
tura del cstabiecimicnto para presen-
+tarse con sus pape!es &c servicios,
como csta preyenido.
II nucyo planted Sc denominara Es-
curla Elemental dc Artilleria Y con
lara con un cuerpo competente de pro
fesores Y practicanteS d fin de que Ia
~ensenanZa que Sc imparta sea de pro-
vecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06
Los amigos de una Sehora
de Fl PasO eStdn
serprendidos
La Sra. johnson decia-a qGe su no
jcria ma dsjado i tedos admirados.

I'll hecho de haber recupe-ado mi
salud Y Ia szan mejoria cue ne OBJ
tenidc GesGe cue empec" a toular c!
Tanlac. ha causado la admiration de
tgdos mis- amigos" IA d!2ho ii sra.
P. \. Johnson. de 202 East Third St.
E. PaSo. Texas
"purante ocho largoS amos sufri
rcr ib!emente de reumatismO. ind
gcstiones ' ncrviOsidaG .'-ccntinuC
diyiendo n Sra. JGhHSon.-"Ssntia
dolores Ell TODD eI cue-po, que q tai
grado NE martirizaban, que nj aun
en- IA caSa pojio anGac sin muletas.
Nj eSt6mago eStaba Ell tan malas
condolences que teni2 que vlvir ali
n.sncanGome unil2mente de liqu!Gos.
: am esq chase dc a!.Hc2tos de tan
f&c;l digestion. Sc me nac;2n agrios,
fernando gases que ejercian una mo-
!esta preston SohrC mi ~coraZ0n. al
gTaio cue { veceS estuve 4 punto de
aSfixiarn.e. Ne Go!ia may q MeHI-
20 cerrib.emeaIe Ia caneza = parec:a
que mis- ~nervioS iban a hacerse peda-
EOS. 4 duras penas pod!a dormir solo
dos horaS durante IL noche. Y ESQ ha-
cianGo grandes eStuerzcS para conSe-
gu'rIo.
"Uuo de mis- amigos que habia to
maGo TaGlac me- rcHvenci6 de que
lea,a pOror . prueoa eSa medicina,
= p.sciSamertc ne eStaba repc1iendo
lie una operation cuando em7ece =
tCmar e. Tanlac. por 10 que crei QUE
TO ne i6a a hacer Hingun provecho.
nero fl" TODD 20 con;rario. pueS desce
u-c enpe"c q tomarlo comencc q me-
iarar = ah6ra M reumatismo ' todos
los GeH:aS achaGUeS Gs que eanto su-
fra. &c ran marcrado. Ahora puedo
conner edo 10 qde deseo ' mis- ner-
vioS furc'onan con 4 precision de IN
reici. Akora me- Sieuto meior de lo
Que ne ne SentiGo deSde hace ocho
amos Y he ganaGo djec;seiS iinraS dc
peso. : codos los que ne conocen Sc
hacen lsnguas de las eXcelenclaS de-
Tanlac. que tan marayilloSos resulta-
dos "a daGo en- mi cast Y al L debo
esyav d;St-usarao de mi salud."
Taalac Se vende EN- San Antonio
por n Wacner'S Drug Co. tQ1 East
Houston s.. : 2or Ia Mcjer's Phar-
macy. 1872 Vest Commerce 81. bajo
Ia di-ecci@a personal de VI ~rapresen-
taHte especial del Tan,@c. o Sc cnvla-
"a Pc cstas botica$ = cuaiauier d.
REGION Al reciho &c su Nalor. cue es
SI.00 nor botc,la. siempre que Sc IN
cl~yau e>tamp.laS sufic'entcS para =.
rnrtn ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-06

Luna mil cuatrociento5 Kilometres,
c,stancia un POGO mayor que Ia lon
g.tud del radio lunr. Y cue debiI
J!sminuir a medida Que Ell proyectti
,:>c nacia 81 polo N0rte. Sc en-
cgntraba entonceS el proyectil. no a
K a!tuva del Ecuador. Slno Hacla q
tecimo paralelo Y desde esq, !atl-
;,d. "igurosamaaie tcmod" en- 81 No
d.. haSca e. polo. los v~iajerc> puzzle
ron ohservar Ia Luna eE condIcloncs
;nmeiorahies.
En- cfecto: la Gistancia indTaoa de
mil cuatrocientos Kilometres, quedaba
rcducida a ~catorce. 0 sea & cuatro &c.
yuaS ) media. gracias I los ante
oios de cue ~GiSponian. FL telescope
ac las NontanaS EocoSas approximate
todavia mas Ia Luna, pcro la atmoS-
fcrs ~terrestre d;sminuia considerable
mente Su potencia optica; dc aqui que
Barbicanc. armada de su anteojo. dis
tincui ciertos detailes cast ~impoSiblea
lie a~preciar por los oDServadores &c
Ia TERRA.
-AnigoS mioS-dijo ell presidente
con voz crave:-no Sc I donde vamoS
nj i volveremos a yer 81 globo terreS,
ire: pero. este no obStante. soy de
parecer cue obremoS como 81 nues'
troS trabajos debieran ser TITLES al
gun 81. = nuestroS Semejantes. Cor
~servenos nuestros espiritus hbreS Dc
toda preocupacion- SomoS aStrono
mos. Este proyecCil es un CABINET;
del Obse7atorio de Camorige trans
porcado al esracio. 0bservemos. pues
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