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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-19
Baseball Summary;
Where Big Teams Play
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston-Phillies, wet grounds.
Brooklyn-Ne wYork, wet grounds.
Z; Pittsburgh, 6.
Chicago, 6; st. Louis, 4.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-19
azNgSE Ef1lI NENTsSg |g

ORPHEUM
To might and tomorrow, matinee and
ntght1"A Girl No Man Should
Tuesday. night only-Rotary Min
strels.
Friday night and Saturday, matinee
and night, April 26 and 27-Thurs-
ton, Worlds Greatest Magician.
MAJESTIC
High Grade of Vaudeville.
COLONIAL
To-day only - Francis X. Bushman
and and Beverly Bayne in The Brass
Tomorrow - Edith Story in "The
Claim"
REGENT
day and tomorrow - Charles Ray
in His Mothers Boy" and Charlie
Chaplin in Behind the Screen"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -
Cecil b. DeMilles production, THE
Whispering Chorus" and a Mack
Sennett comedy, "Those Athletic
Girls"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Mar-
guerite Clark in rich Man. Poor
Man"
VICTORIA
To-day and tomorrow - "The Kaiser
-Th3 Beast of Berlin"
Monday and Tuesday - THE Price of
a Good Time"
Castle in Convict $685."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-19
Fair Food Prices

The fair
prices figured
wha
the named below him
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-19

Case 1724-School teacher; Residence-Ken-
lucky; severe operation; left her weak. amaze
mic nervous low vitality. Physician recon-
mended Bio-feren. Two weeks treatment
showed remarkable improvement. Doctor re-
nnrted ',Rin-feren had done rvnndera for her
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-19

Amy Neiland. the dramatist, has not
tried to pose as a prophet. an educa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
HAVANA RESULTS

-, EiE IC:,,- raessII furlcnE%Brown, Prince,
Won; King Of scarletsr IS GLuns;ordj. to
!HilD. s 10 !: 10 and even. thfd: Time ne.
~. DIR. Nickel Louise Green, Dainty
Mint and Frascueo also ran
Second Tace-sII furlonr A-Freshet. o.
IrwesssisrI,; 10, 70 and q, 10 ;. won;
second; Miss narnharbor. los lThurbcr), {
liishway. Brobeck. Investment. joaquin and
IhirG race-six furlongs-Ed Garrison ITO
Thea. liz tGurEeiy. to . even and out,
second fiqu"ttn. ll2 tGargan) s 10 /. e.
. and out, third, Time. l:2O rs. Comcretta
"nd Whitc Crown $50 ran.
Fourth racc-six furlongs-D.ckhand II"
tiiowardt. TO !, 10 and to TO- won:
Mihrey. lco tLurstord,. ! 10 3. to 3 and
to ?, second; Aun, Elsie. 100 ,CummingsS;
TO J. : 70 and even, third Time. i:ls3-S
Frank Coleman, Devilty, Saliie ODay ana
sshd e hai s'9l 6 and is
won: King Stalrart. To- (winGflcidp. 5 to =
scd TO and to second; Money, los
Time. II?:-s Miss Cove. Iirookneid. t:mJ
die Up Lyle ana Zm also ran
SiX;h--fnle and stNt..nth-Ch!cf Brown
Bil! Simmons. 10 tLunsfordp. TO 5. ,o !
and out: second; Balfron ll2 (Cummings).
. 70 l.. 20 . and out, third. Time IL;
Protection also ran. '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Dinviddie Good Roads.

\ mass-mcetinS OF citizens OF Din
widdie WAS held yesterday at the court
house in the interest of good roads leg
isla,ion. The meeting was addressed
by Secretary w. NJ. Martin, OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. in explanation
OF the workings of the Federal appro-
pviation for good roads. and a commit
tee OF three was appointed TO go to
Richmond and request Delegate
Charles T.. Smith and Senator p. H.
prcwry 20 support the report OF the
Legislative Highway Committee. made
10 the Legislatures on Thursday. a
meeting OF the Dinwiddie Road Board
was also held yesterday. and it was
decided 10 ask the Legislature for au-
thor!iy TO increase the tax for road
improvements from q maximum OF 20
cents on tho hundred dollars to a mini
mum OF so and maximum of SO cents.
This matter will also be brought TO
the attention Of the Delegate and Sena
tor from the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Ere, 5ae &c furlongs-Hss,y Cora III;
70 J. to and to 8. second; .Adaiid. iii:
60 J.; TO and 10 .; third. Time. LIS.
rock, JOG GDoTsch(. 60 !. 10 and to 5,
,nd TO J. second TreeGwen. l8o CMeoney J,
rsi6d ~; sG tNGdls- snd "a sixteenth
TO g. won; Eu,erpe, Ioi Connolly. 10 70 i
: TO- ] and to L. second: Irregular li5
Time 1851. - t'''"'
Fourth rase-nt!e and a siItecnth-wooa-
stone. los Pooie,. i5 20 3 even and . 10 s.
TO and even. second: Sasin. 1903 UNk.t'
10 = TO and . TO 9. third. Time
ruth raes.-,hr.e-quarters of . mlle-Jocl:
Won Won; :, roa,her. 100 BEyerl. q to 10 !
70 J. 10 and : TO 10. third Tlme,
Sixth race--,nil. and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=. mod5iEuez);; TO !; 2 20 and to j.
10 10 and g, on,S second: b9ru. io7 Gereer,.
sIrenih p ,sSe;r,.no distance ,gven"Brynii.
"a 'thi,othsoh,' won Dolin, %, second.
'IsCch. l1 ti.dhpj, third. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Apportion. Fund for Schools.

lSpcciai 10 Inc Times DiSpatch.1
RALEIGH. y. c., January Eth.
State Board Of Education to-day au.
thorized an apportionment Of the $3.50
600 per capita school fund among the
counties of the State according TO tho
school population in each county, the
apportionment being on the basis OF
2Sl.lf4, or % and g. fraction cents for
each child. About February will be
distributed the eauaiizing fund for
bringing tho school terms up to the
four months minimum. this fund az
gregatinG about 100000. 1t Is de-
rived from the State tax Of 5 cents on
the 800 tax valuation Of property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
CHARL OTTESvlLLE WINS
High School 1nskethnu Teau, Defeats
Ftrc From t.snchhurS school
tn Glove Game.

ChAELoTTESVlLLE. IA. January
ls.--Ihc local, High School Basketball
onint defeated LynchhurS High, l;
~ 10. m an exciting contest at Mon
nSeiln Guard ArmorS, this afternoon.
Inc hsst-half ended with the ia; CITY
team leading. - - 10. Tho locals
Jumped 10 the front Al the atari "t
the second period. hut were once aRain
headed before tho whistle blow. For
LNnchNore, Il. Mood starred until hc
WAS disqualified on fouls. ami S;"Uc'"
hoor work MAS ~ high order. Lips
comb did some clever *hontiuE t"r tho
locals, and Cusick and Via guarded
closely. Score and iincur;
charlottesville Position l.Nnchhurg.
Sheapc $500, right forward 49,, Stone
SattlS, -, lief; forward -. .licrncr
l!ipScomS ...... center 5000, Wood. &,
Via. ,,...... ris,,t suari Mood X.
CuSick. .... LEFT guard Robertson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fNr Nhcapc.
Mcleod Tor X. Mood. Gcals-lips-
comb. 4: Chcapc, =, Stone. : q. W0Hd.
:: Battle. tusick. II, Wood. itorner,
Goals for, fouiS-tuStrk. ! stone. I.
Observation-Disclosures, University ~ Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
H0PEWELL ELECTS new
BOARD OF TRADE OFFICERS
w. !. Glkerson Made President and w.
Il. Allen, OF Du Pont Company,
Honorary VIcc-Presidcnt.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
HONEYWELL. VA, January 12.-Tho
Hopewcll Board OF Trade at Its an
nual election Tuesday night. held in
tho rooms OF the Corporation Court,
elected the following officers for tho
ensuing year: w. I. Gilkerson, presI-
dent: w. p. Allen. honorary vice-presi-
dent: j. S. Ethcrdgc. first vice presi-
dent; b. b. lIabercr second vice-presi-
dent; Charles +. Haywood. treasurer;
N. ]. Puryear. secretary.
Board OF directors: A. f.. McehL C.. T,
Harvey, w. Is. Johnson, John r. Har-
mon. j.. d. Lucas. Albert watsky, j. d.
Weldon.
The board will hold an annual BAN
quet in Hopewell about February. time
and place TO BIO fixed by committee
appointed. \ review of the work &C
compltshed by tho board during the
past year was fairly satisfactory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Hickey Helm, Houston Climb.

President hickey. of the ST. Louis
Cardinals. announces the release to the
Houston club of :he Texas League OF
pitchers Roy Gardiner and Joe l.otz
ana Outfie,her Owen Wilson. There
ar" no strings 10 any % 'hc three.
Nilsson, once one Of the greatest out
GeldcrH in the National League, was
held on tic 81. Louis reserve list.
though not used last year. lie PLAYED
y few games in the Texas League last
year Ivy permission OF the St Louis
club. but failed TO show me-lact
qualities. The Houston management
however. Is willing to give him
chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Annual business Meeting.

The annual business meeting OF the
Northside Baptist Church will be held
at the church this afternoon at
o'clock. Reports OF the work for the
past year will be presented. and Of
;icers for the ensuing year will be
elected. The heating plant OF tic
church. which was out of commission
during tho recent cold spell, has been
overhauled. and there will be ample
heating a all OF the Sunday services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Petersburg u. ID. &. Adopt Hospital
Ward.

Petersburg Chapter, United paugh-
tcrs OF tho Confederacy. with consent
ot tho military authorities, has agreed
10 adopt ward No. ,, in tho base hos
pital at Camp Lee. and TO give In deli
cate manner motherly and sistcrly at
tcn;ion to tho sick soldiers under
treatment there. Tho Daughters viii
visit tho ward. cheer up the sick, talk
and read 10 them. furnish them with
towers and deli; acics. and do every
thing possible ior their comfort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
SAKE Couple Wed I'm nlchmons.

SANE, VA, january 12.-MIss Selma
HALEY. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
HALEY, and l.. S. Smithson, of this
place. were married In Richmond We'd
nesday by Rev. II. "a. Smoot. pastor OF
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ihey were accompanied by tho brides
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
IL. c. Moon. Mr.. and Mrs. Smithson
will make their home here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Lonr-Term pri.oners.

Captain Lamb. of tho State Peniten-
tiary guard. to-day took TO the peni-
Tertiary three pisoners sentenced by
the Hastings Court this week to long
terms of Imprisonment. They are
Henry Lewis. aged sixty years, sen
fenced to twenty years for criminal
assault Eliza Baugh colorcd. eighteen
years for murder, and Robert Brown.
colored. five years for grand larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

Joe Tinker talEs a trainlnE ms CO.
iumhus American Association team at
Chillicothc, Ohio where there Is Il
camp OF some $500 soldiers. Tinker
would condition his men by playing
practice games against the soldiers.
Twice in previous years Columbus haS
trained at chiilicothe, and il ~ trip
South is TO be taken that city seems
as good q ¬ a. can be collected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Junior Red Cross,

The Junior Rcd Cross Society OF
Petersburg, composed Of school chill
dren. was organized to-day at meet
ing held at the high school building
The young folks went TO work with
a will electing Jessie Young chair
man, Annie Townsend treasurer. and
Margaret Mann treasurer. 1t was de.
tcrmined TO begin active work for the
soldiers at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
PETERSBURG RESTAURANTS
NEGLECT TO GET LICENSES
Failure to Comply With Order of Snni-
tnry Inspector Bars Them
10 Soldiers.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Timcs-DiSpatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. January IL
Many restaurants and places whore
food Is served and soft drinks dis
rcnscd to soldiers were placed under
military ban this afternoon for failure
~ secure a CERTIFICATE OF inspection
from tho United States Public Health
Service. showing that they had COM
piled with the new health regulations.
Tho order docs not prevent civilians
from entering these places: it only
applies 10 soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
princeton to Re.um. Athletics.

TKlNCETON. T. J.. IanUarY r.
Princeton University will resume inter
collegiate athletics. This was decided
upon by the board OF athletic control
to-day. Members OF the board favored
athletic sport. because OF its value to
the military training course 20 be given
at the university. The athletic asso-
citation. il was stated. is facing diff
hcultieS. and the contest will be con-
Quoted on n much less extensive scale
than in former NCarS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
d on.-haIf-Bu2zarovnd


q a IT. COLIlEG Z, "a, january Il
rem state VIII play their usual
Thanksgiving football game with
pittsburgh University next fail. IL was
ANNOUNCED. Many new games are in
GUIDED In the schedule, AS follows: sep
Gettysburg: October 10 Washinp,nn
and Jefferson: October 10, Dartmcuth.
october 20. Lebanon Valley. November
:. cornell; November 2. Rutgers: No
burgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Coal Comes to Ala OF Plant.

Especial to The meSDispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. January ls-
With the arrival OF several carloads
OF coal yesterday and more in sight the
Berkeley lime plant has resumed oper-
atoms. after being closed down for a
week on account of q coal famine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
German Chancellor win Reply.

AMSTERDAM. January IL. - Til.
Vossische ZeitunE tBerlIn) Gays that
Imperial German Chancellor Count Won
lfertling Will reply to President VIII
sons and Premier Lloyd Georges
speeches before the main committee Of
the RcichstaE on Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Hard Luck Is Good Luck.

TIFFIN, OHIO, January 1o.-GeorEe
A. Geyer proprietor OF the hardware
store at Bel!sville. fell on the ice and
lost his watch. Later when he returned
to look for II he frightened away two
burglars who were entering his store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
X. q, c. to Wait Norfo,k.

Petersburg Council. knights OF Co.
iumbus. will go to Norfolk tomorrow
20 witness the second and third de-
grces conferred on a class of candi-
dates, some Of whom are Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
,IcIuni. Signs with Rcd Sol.

BOSTON. January i2.-John "StuTy''
Mcln1iS. obtained this week by tho
Boston American League baseball club
from the Philadelphia Athletics. came
here to-day and signed his contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

NEW YORK. January l2.-Thr sign
eo contracts Of Eube Maruuard and
John 4. Russell pitchers for the 1915
season were received to-day BIZ ,hc
brooklyn National League baseball
club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
For Tobacco Fund,

Contributions for the Our Bows I'm
Franco Tobacco Fund were received
yesterday as follows: Dan L. Brown,
san Marcos. Tex. 81; r. Z. Harris. Dos
we'll. 81. making the total fund s25o2 AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

Army Five Defeats Manhattan.
WEST POINT. y. y. January Ia
The Army basketball team to-day de-
fcated Manhattan College, IS to 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
William md Mary Loses.

ISperial 10 The Tim NiSpatrhI
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, January IL
William and Mary was defeated III
fast Gamc here tonight Ivy ,hc Nor
folk Naval basketball team. Score.
- TO Is The playing - Richmond FOR
the Norfolk team ami hurry for Will
liam and Mary were features OF the
contest. Tho lineup:
Nm. ana Mary. Position. Mort. Naval.
Herman. right forward Richmond
Hudon. 1900. left forward Marshall
hurry. .... center $50. Mcdonald
MapP. ....... right guard Noltkanip
Sozarth. $50. icf; guard IcrEcc
Field goals: Norfolk NaNal-R;ch-
mond. s: Marshall. l: Mcdonald. ::
Ierses, 3 Fouls. &. Field goals: Will
liam and Mary-Murry. &; Eo2arth. !;
fouls. A. Umpirc-C;eddy, William ana
Mary.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
i Ma TRANSACTION
I'm FL CONFLICTO
RELICIOSO
Por Correo. para IA PRENSA."

OF NNIIt ala Lak
GUADALAJARAR, JAHlSCC, 2.
ie septiemtre.-En los c~irculos todos
de esta ciudad no Sc habla de ot-a
cosa que de n acI!tud asumlda de
oocos Gias a ssta parte por 81 gob!erno
del Estado r~epresentado por el gober-
nador INFERNO senior Manuel Bouquet,
quien ha manifestaGo que esta en-
disposition de l'eg2r 4 n transac-
ci0n entire los irte-eses re!igioSoS en-
ell Estado Y los intereseS del goblerno
cara no seguir dando el espectacu!c
! de Ia honda division que eXiste entr7
las autoridades civi!c5 y los dignata-
rio; De IA ;glesia cat6lica en- e. Esta-
10.
Por conducto de uno de los abo-
| gados de, gobierHo, y g~obernado!
| Bouquet So ha dirigido, Segin sc :
firma en- pIblico, q los sacerdctes lie
mayor repre- :entaciGH c Influenza en-
ire el el7mento cat6lico de ia ciuGad.
| para llamar!os Il serreno de una tran
sacciCn ''honrosa", como T. llama e
seNor Bouquet: entire los dcrechos del
Clero Y las prescr.pc.cae; contsnidas
en- las racientes Ieyes Glctadas por cl
gohierno del EstaGo.
Sc ignora en- absolute cua!es son
las proposiciones cue q gohernador
de Jaiisco hari al C'ero caJ0lico Dor
conducto de uno de 10 representa-
ties de Ii iglesia: nero todo el muHd'
abe cue IL actitLd &e, =obierno obe-
dcce d IA preston IT. los capita!'staS
han hecho para coHjurar Ia am2naZ:.
ada dia mayor que sobre su; into
reses Sc cernia. de llsgar : a banc:-
-ro.a, Va qIe todos los c2t"l.co> dc
Es.ado. Que bicn forman e. n]oventa
nor ciento de IA ~poblaci6n, 20 pus:e-
ron dc acuerdo para hoycotl&r a to
dos los concentrates amigos y parJl-
darioS Gal actual Gobierno.
Sc asegura quo a'Guno: m'llares &c
pesos ha perdido en- unos cuantos dla>
e. comercio boycoteado por los elc,
mentoS cat6iiyos. y que = Csto sc deoe
In .ctituA de! g~o5ernador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
LA APERTURE DEL NUEVO PAR,
LAMENTO ESPANOL

MADRID, Octubre Eel Rey Al
fonso reeres0 hoy de ST viaje por las
provincias de oriente Y los ministries
de San Sebastian, para concurrlr z
la aperture del Parlamento que ten
dra lugar hoy.
FL Primer Miaistro, senior Maur*.
declare que Embellishments que sc
iniciaran las labores del nueTo Par
lamento. Sc preSentaria a 81 corslde-
raci6n ell presupuesto. juntamenue con
otras muchas medidas de caracter eco
nomico.
Sc considcra como cosa segura. que
despues de que Ell proyecto de pre-
supuesto Sc haya aprobado, Ell gao'-
nete espanol Sc reorgaaizara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
Sc benotic;o-an metalcs
cxt-anjero5.

Dos com.,iias 5eneiiciadoras de me
tales. II d. Santa Rosalia, de Ia Ba-
ia California, Y IA American Sme!-
ting ard Refining Co. Sc dirigieron
= Ia Secretaria dc Hacienda en- SOL
citud del perm;so necesario para be-
neficiar los metales que seran in
pcrtados de alguno: centres mineroS
de il America del Sur Situados CT
parties en- las que no hay as suficien-
ties haciendas de beneficio para d.
chos metaleS, los que, ! vez benet:-
ciaGos, seran exportados de nuevo a
las p~oblacions de doAde nroceden.
FL Subsecretario de Hacienda con-
sult6 81 case con don Nenustiano Ca
rranza. V este resolvi0 cue es de con-
cederse a las referidas companies
el permiso que solicitan para impor-
tar metales que lucgo de beneficial
dos seran exportados nueTamente.
siempre partiendo de la base de una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
Ell Calomel produce
salvation y enferm:
tCTUA COMO ST FUERA DINA
MITA SOBRE Ell HIGADO EN-
TORPECIDO \ lie HACE PER-
DER IN Ola DE TRABAJO

-
No hay raz6n por que Una perso-
ma debe de tomar calomel. que pro-
duce salivaci6n V enferma Ell organis-
no, cuaado puedc comprar Il bote-
Ia grande de Dodson's Liver Tone.
que es III substitute perfecto del
caloHlel.
Is I'm liquido vegetal, agradable,
Iuc corregira el higado entorpecido
tan bien como 10 hace el caiomel,
con la difereHcia de que no lie pro-
:ucira salivaci6n nj nauseas.
Tanto los mines como los adultos
oueden tomar Dod'son Liver Tone,
1orQue cs perfectamente ~inofensivo.
e. calomel es una droga peligrosa.
IS m~ercurio y ataca los huesos. 81
-oma una d6sis de calomel hoy, ma
lana Sc sentira enfermo, dGbil Y nau-
;eado. No pierda IN dia de 81 ira
oaio. Tome una cucharada dc bod
sons Liver Tone Y en- Ia Mariana Sc
,evantara s~intiendose perfectamerte
bien. Y con clio nara d~esaparecer Ell
entorpecimiento del higado, Diliosi-
dad extrenimiento, jaquecas, lengua
sucia o agruras. 81 listed no encuen.
ira que ell Dodson's Liver Tone &C
TIA mucho mejor que el calomel en-
todos sentidos, en- Ia misma drogue-
ria donGe 10 compre Sc le devolvera
81 Ginero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
Protestan por Ia distraction
De unos fcnGos.

Haca 4 gunos d!&s q&c rarlos pro-
i~eptarios de csta capital asi como mu-
hos concentrates acaudalados, sc d.
riglcron ii AyUntamiento mctropo!;-
.a"o en- solicited de que las Gales Dc
= capita! sean reravimentadas, para
o que les s0licit2nte; ofrecian pagan
ror adeiantGdo seis meSes lie cont.i-
bucioneS De sus neGocios Y tincas.
Como - las dijera que tai recar-
Gac:on extraordinaria no sera sufi-
cicnte y ademaS implicaria IN adea-
do que r~esaria sobrc e, municip!o, los
comgrcianses Y capisaji$tas acordar"n
ortonce$ hacer entire ;odo: una fIerte
dcnacion que secviria para "a obra
que So.icitaban Que - h;cic-a.
La donGCiol Cue hechI y ..scendi;
, IN suma de doscicntos mil reSoS.
:s@in rs :n~formaciones que Sc tie
men. Y Ii canr:dad Clcia ineres0 4
.as cajas lei Avuntamtrrlo.
Paiecc que los donantes Sc han eE-
terado de CUE una huena parte de IA
cantidad mencionada Sc distraJo va
ror 81 AyIntamiento en- otros gast9s
para los cue no fu6 destinada IA suma
TOTAL Y este ha originate que los do
nantes De Ia cant!dad que sc ten;;t
para In pavimentaciGn. SO hayan dir
~ido NJ AyIntamiento proteStando por
el emplco De, dinero que cllos entire
garon. Ell gastos para %; que este
no fue iacilitado.
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CABLES De ESPANA
SENSATION FL
DESASTRE De BULGARIA

Del .Serri-ip Especial para IL PEEASI.
MADRID, Cctubrc LAS not.-
cias del desastre buigaro en- IA Mace
donia V de las Gsrrotas alemanas en-
e frentc occidental, han causado gran
sensation. Los periodicos dicen qGe
tai cosa Sc csPeraba y que las perso-
mas familiariZadas con las noticlas
autnticas dc los impeTios centrale:,
sahian que IL situaci6n ALI era en-
extreme critica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-03
Sc ESTA OEGANIZANDO UNA
LEGION POLACA.

De-, S,rr'cao Esycc.Gl pare Ii PRHNSA.
ROMA. octubrc 2.-Procedente Ge
Francia ha 'lecado 4 esta ciudad una
mission mili:ar po,aca que h& empre9-
dido 81 viaia con e! obieto de asistir
q las iuntas del Com!tG Nacional po-
laco cue esta organizando una legion
de esta naciona!:dad que Sera cnv!a-
da al frerte italiaro. Dicha mission
c;ta e~ucabezada por Ell Principe Dad
z:-Nil que ;isne el 2rado de mavoE
en- el ajtrcito frances.
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DISMINUYE LA GRlPA
ENTIRE LAS TROPAS

De, Serrfrio Especial 1Grc La EENSA
MADRID, Octubre Ell Ministro
de Ia Guerra declare hoy que Jas con-
d~iciones de saiud en- ell ~ejerclto nan
meiorado grandemente, pues Ia cpl
deraia de grippe que Sc habia Hesarro-
llado entire Ia tropa, ha decrecido mu-
cho.
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G~RArIFICARE con 500 Z aa:en sae die
re Ia actual direction o me proporcione IN
forrnc, exactos Z. erca &c los senorcs Saba2 y
Victor santos cl pr:nero caSado con Juana
Bonita = t,cnen una hIja como de } amos dc
cdaG lacc como dos amos eScriblo de IN
ruro.. dol E,;.do de Missouri: Visitor Sc. en-
contr:. ba eu Argentine. h=nsas, ) son crigina-
r,cs &c la. Cruces. Jai.. Mex. Cualquier in
torme siryanse ~diriSirlo Z Emctcrio Boni!la.
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