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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
LEERA Ell PREESIDENTE SU
MENSAJE ANTE FL CONCRESO
Sc dice que algunos d%iputados repubGcanos haran interpe-
laciones al Presidente sobre cuestiones que
han ~preparado Embellishments

Dor delante, con mctivo de su rea-
justamiento de una base de guerra,
en- la que Sc ha!la en- pie, a una pa
Sc de paZ.
Tn prominente repuolicaro de Ia
Camara de Diputados, expres6 hoy
que dos representatives republicanos
han preparado Embellishments, va
rias cuestiones sobre las que inter
pelaran al preSidente cIando este Sc
presente a leer su menSaje Ell unes.
Los preparativos para la particl-
pacion de los Estados Unidos en- IA
conferencia de paz, quedaron practi-
camente terminates hoy, con e. nom
bramiento de Ia de. egaci0n que ira
a esas conferencias.
Ell hecho de que Ell p~residente VIII
son figure entire los representatives
americanos a la conferencia de paz,
no Sc considera en- los circulos oficia-
es, que ello quiera decir que Ell pri-
mer Magistrate tenga cue permane-
Ger en- ell e~xtranjero tCGo el tempo
que duren esas conferencias.
Sc sugiere cue tanto el preslden-
tie Wison, como los primaros Minis
tros de la Gran Bretana, Francia
e Italia, permaneceran Ell Paris, has
ia cue Sc hayan formulate en- globo,
Ell tratado de pay entonces dejarian
a los delegados acreditados cl traba-
ic de formalar los deta les, regre-
sando clos a sus ~respectivos paises.
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3OO,O 600 SOLDADOS SERAN TRAIDOS
MENSUALMENTED DE- FRANCLA
Ell general John J. Pershing ha ~designado va I'm contngente
de ochenta mil hombres para que regresen
desde luego a los Estados Unidos

clara en- Ell cablegrama. por 10 cual
i Jefe del Estado Mayor decide de-
jarla ~pendiente de publication, has
ia que Sc reciba rectificaci5n.
Los info-mes del Genera Persh'ng
sohre ,as bajas americans, hasta el
IS de este mes. son como sigue:
Mu-rtos en- acci5n, 2S,363; muertos
dc heridas ~recihidas en- accion, H.
101; muertos por enfermedad, 16.-
0S4; muertos de otras causas, 1,-9SG
disnersos en- aeon, 1920; Heridos,
1886. divididos como sigue: de
gravedad, 54,7O1; de grade indeter-
mirado, 34,16S, eve, 92,036.
La Sscretar!a de Guerra espera
que durante el mes dc Diciembre en-
tante. : TRADES de regreso a los
Estados Unidos. de $50 q $4,000
homhres. Para poder realizar e7to. Sc
usard. aden.as de los transportes del
ejercito. Y de les boteS de carga con-
vertidos. todos los harcoS de batalla
V cruceroS antigIoS, que proporclo-
naran una caTaciGad para e. trans
porte de p 900 mas. AlgunoS de os
aXpertos en- asuntos de transportes
narir;roS, Greer que cuando la des-
moviliZar;6n de las tropas america
mas este en- toda ST. extension, "a
cantidad de tropas que seran trans
Do.tadas mensualmcntc q este pals,
llegara 4 100000 homtres.
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WASHINGTON. Noviembre so
Fl Genera March, Jefe del Estado
Mayor del Ejercito americana, anun-
clio hoy. que e. General Pershing,
Comandante en- J &c de las Fuerzas
ExDedicionarias Amer:canas en- Fran
cia, Ia des'gnado para 81 proX1no
envio a ;os E-tados Unidos, a un to-
tai de 3,45l ofic:ales Y 1868 hon-
bres Las unidades cue com rende-
ran estas cifras. Sc anurc!aran pos
ter:orm -7te, aunque puede declrse
u en las iztas apareccn, completes
las divisioncs 80. rs Y 81, compren-
diendo e, resto de las tropas. unlGa-
des de artil,eria, Y de otros cuer2os
del eitrcitc.
e citado Jefe del Estado Mayor
do a IL publicidad hoy, un inf2rme
cor-egido 5cbre 81 total de bajas anne
ricanas. hasta el % de Noviembre
lei r~reserte ano. tornado de acuer-
do con os informes of;ciales de! &C.
neral Pershing. La cifra qae a.can-
zan esas bajas hasta esa fecha, SIN
co2tar 'os prisioneros de guerra, eS
de 2G2.72 % L. cifra relatlva a los
RS oreros de guerra. no eTtaha muy
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!. :. :. = >. :, = :: :. :. :. :. = :. = :: 4!

WASHINGTON. Noviembre So
f presldsnta Wilson leera 81 men
safe ante el Congreso de "a Unl2n
e. pr6ximo luncs en- la tarde, en- vez
de hacerlo como de cosJumbre Ell Sc
gundo dia de sesiones d.! nLeVo Y
ultimo periodo de esa Legislature.
E. Senado Y Ia Cama:a de Dlputa-
dos recibieron hoy n lndlcaclon
de Que arreg en-. n session general
ell unes d Ia Una de Ia tarde, Ell n
cual ell Primer Magistrate dara a
conocer su mensaje. para poder que
dar en- posibi!idad de em5arcarse "a
"a Europa para a~s:sitir a las COME
rencias de paZ.
Sc dice que e. rresid=nte Sc en-
barcara en- Nueva York, Ell dia 81
guiente al en- Que lea su mensaJe a!
Congress-. Con gran interes Sc espe-
"a Il momenro en- que el presidente
Sc presente al Congress-. pIes sc sa-
be oue su mensaje. dara a conocer
sus provectos acerca de las conferen
cias de paz, a las que va como Jefe
de a delegation de los Estados Uni
dos V tratara tambien &c los gran
des oroblemas que tiene Ell goblerno
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Fl ex-Kaiser fnmo su
renuncia definitiva
al trono alernan

AMSTERDAM. Noviembre 30
FL ex-Kaiser Gui lermo de Hohenzo-
llern ha firmado un documento, re-
nunciandc definitivamente a los tfo-
NOS de Prussia V Alemania, ash como
reicvando a todos los oficiales y fun
c~iorarios, de su juramento de allan
"a hacia el, segun dice un despacho
&c Berlin recibido aqui hoy.
Asegurase que Ell eX-Emparador
Sc halla enfermo de Influenza Y que
por o tanto no pudo il a reclbir =
su esposa. la ex-Emperatriz Augusta
Victoria. cuando lego q IA estacion
de Amerongen.
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WASHINGTON, Noviembre 80
e. Presidente Wilson inicIara su con-
ferencia directa con los lideres de las
nacioncs aiiadas. ell dia Il de dicier-
bre pr0yimo, POGO mas 0 menos, Sc
gun Sc dijo hoy.
Con ell anuncio del personal cue IN
tegrara Ia delegation americana a las
conferencias de paz.-que inciuye, J.
mas del ~PresiGcn+o, al Secretario Lam
sing. al c. use, al ex-Erlba-
iador I lite Y al General
Biiss,-lc> del Presidente para
su viaje Il Europa, han quedado va
completes.
En- vista del hecho de que no hay
ninguna urgencia de que el Preslden-
te V la delegation americana esten
en- Paris antes del dia IA, su partlda
no Sc precipitara, nj sera necesarlo
hacer ell viaje a traves del Oceano COZ
una velocidad extraordinaria.
Ell anuncio de los Delegates amerl-
canos a la conferencia de paz, solo
una sorpresa cause, la del nomora-
miento del general Bliss entire ellos,
pues Sc esperaba, por personals que
estan mas al tanto de los asuntos de
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IngIaterra no tendra
~iadulgencia para
Alemania
Las colonias alemanas deben
ser anexadas al imperio
britanico, dice
w. Long

LONDRES. Noviembre 30.-Nin-
guna actitud de indulgencia hacia
Alemania, habra en- los terminus que
seran denandados por los ingleses,
secun declare Walter Long, Score
tario de Estado para las Colonias, en-
un discurso cue pronuncio hoy er
Bristol. Mr.. Long declare que Ia
mejor seduction que podia darse a Ia
question de las Colonias atemanas,
era Ia de su adjudication por ell I'M
perio Britannica.
NO encontrarian por mi parte, D
ira seduction a csc asunto, eel de la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Cataloyu de damas meNicanaS y oSra.
{ Observation-Disclosures extensa iista je hs-mosO,
nomb-cs.
Maade IN DOLLAR ' e envil-cncs ;
vueica de ccErcC. HueStru complies Ca-a
logo Matrimonial. con GeScrlpcJoncs con
pletas lie mGchas 1UvcreS ' alCuaAS VIZ
LaS. que buscau . I'm marico bucno ) nor
rado. Puede listed eScribir = cua!quier2l
de elias y ccnt-aer IN te!iz matrImo7IC e..
uuy breve tempo. NoSot.nS. po- nucstr=
parte. sonc> personals recorcnda6Ies, Eues
trp nggocio cSta hGs2Go Sobre n honratC :
; l-c.itinidad 3>i - que no deJe CuT :
peguena carridad DC IN DOLLAR SIry:
de sSto-b1 81 una probable FELlCIDA
MATRIMONIAL. Esc-iba hoS miSmo -:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB. p. u. For ass Venice. Cal. .
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P~rusianismo y anarqula
son Ia nlIsIna cOsa

COPENHAGUE, Noviembre 30.-"El
Militarismo prlsiano en- Berlin Y a
sigrifican para nosotros
Ia misma cosa." Tai declaration Sc
contiene en- una proclama eXpedida
nor eI P-rtido Liberal de Baden en-
Ia oue Sc pide Ia complcta separa-
e csc E-tado de Berlin.
Giro dcspacho procedente de Ia
cerital de A emania. dice que c 60
nan ha cedido a Dinemar-
ra 81 Schreswic del Norte.
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Doscientos submarines
perdio Alemania

LONDRES, Noviemhre 3O,-La
Exchange Telegraph Company de es-
ia capital, publica una noticia en- Ia
oue dice que ha sabido de fuente all
torizada que 200 submarines fueron
ochados a pique por los barcos ALA
dos 0 las minas, durante la guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

slerte de las Colonias alemanas), que
In de SUI anexion al Imperio Britanl-
CO.., diio M. Long. En- todos. aque-
lupares de esas Colonias, en- don
de Sc ha consultado q los n~aturales
acerca de tai seduction, estos Sc han
mostrado en- favor de tai paso, de
manera V en- numero aplastante.
Como miembro del Comite NOM
brado por ell Priemr Ministro para
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considerar los terminus cue seran de-
mandates de Alemania, puedo ase-
que no debeis tener motive
de ansiedad de que pueda mostrarse
induleencia alguna hacia Alemania.'
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LA ULTIMA MVEIICIOa!
NO MAS RASPADURAS EN- SUS
DJSCOS.

listed p1ede tcear discos cue sc hayan usa-
10 Su~anee Giez amos con este peGaeno ms
r-rnento. e sunido SerS tan dn!ce y claro
como q cue produce cualGuier disco nuevo.
Este c-andiosO Instruments So con~cEs i:z-
taneS7sancna a cualQuier clAse De ForSx-a-
60 0 victroEa. On aiao pue6e coiccar este re-
productor en- a iHs.antc. Cada aNa-Sso lie
" inSt-ucciones en- espoaol a~e--a - 81 usc.
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No nasrs1-yA Ios nIscos yIEJos

NO DESTEUYA los DISCOS VIEJOS.
s-.2 e. u Ultima invepcIon. pcectS@meate
70 we I'd. ncceS.sa Y M p-ocu-GGo CbteuC-.
AkOra, pcSeycndo este apa-a.o. pcdra I'd.
scc1- rs iisccs que la a tira- por inser-
U51es y cue no pcdia vCndcr : aia-un pre-
clio. pae este 0ep-OdGcto- base cue e So
lido &c lcF GiSccS Antiques Sea tan sonora y
riz-o COCO kS naeyoS- I'd 12eiara adSai=a-
do } altsnca:c S@tSEecno al adquiEir csc
naEuIficc instrumental. que le aao-ra-S 5uea
dineru. Le rcconcndaHnoS aGCuIe-a Uao des
OF lueSo, pueS poGra tcca- toGa case &c dis
COS. So construction Is mvy fGs-.e. Dor K
que le dIrars nlucho tierpc en huen es;Gco
-hproycchc liz opo=:un:daG y 23da5c hoy ms
mo. pues no encont-a-2 nadia mas Ap-oposi-
TO pa.a 81 fcnoEraFo, PrCeoe.o ' GueGGg
ta.lsfecho. Nande giro postal accnpahaGo i,
81 ro-hrr y direction c0-re-tus = = :uelta
&c >orrcO -rr.bi-a e. ap1-ato. EscrIba I L
g~iKUisnte dIrecci q:
UNCLE MAN. Dept. ,.
- ~ ~n--r = TIT-a~a III
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Los fuertos resfriados. que dificilncnte Sc
curan con remedies ordinarios. rcquicren un
.ratamicnto tanto inferno como e%te-nn. 81
I'D, compra ura boteila de I'm dollar de
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP. adqui-
rjra los dos remedies que necesita en- uno
solo. Sc da con cada bo:elia de csta medi-
Gina un parrhe poroso. IERRICk'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER. para cl pc
rLo. De venta por In Bot!ca San Pedro.
San Antonio, Texas. tAdr.t
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Cuando neceslte libros en- espano.
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis y
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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:

True translation filed with the Post
master IT San Antonio. Tex, rs re-
CURED by the &c. o. October 8. 1917.
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True translation filed with the POST
master al San antonio, lex. as e
. Quired by the &c. OF October .. l9l7.
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DEJESE I'D. DE SUFRIR.

No imoorta que
tan d~eSalentadora
pueda ser 81 coz
dici6n actual: el ca
mino de n Salud g.
u alberto para I'd
Los casos cr6nicoS y
lIanados comunncG-
&c ~incurab's' CAST
siemp-c ceden q los
maraviiiosos t-ata-
n;entos csteopaS-
cos. 70 euro: ca
;arro. Constipation,
~Enfermedaies Ner-
,,s,E 40 los iDtss-
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True translation filed with the T est
master at San Antonio, Tex, as re-
grlrrd by the act of October 8. 1917
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QUEREEARO-
Amealco
Cadercyta
Queretaro
~
Cctrai
CeTritos
Charcas
Matehu!aa
San Luis Potosi
SINALOA-
Badi-aguato
Culiacan
Ia Cruz dc CosaIa
Mazatlin
SONORA
Guaymas
lmuris
Santa Ana
Ures
~TAMAULIPAS-
Ciudad Victoria
Laredo
4amplco
-
lEf@
San bias
Topic
loCAiN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

- NTEsTRA LTsTA DE coRREsPoNsALES aumsna os los has, rL %a mos
.HcE%%a 81 no enrmntaC en- ella su pueblo Gcubano' en- e ao pnEn~NCC
80 80 ace nara que ueue e. nero ALA N@on0S Sc 10 UN" '"
MnIrrNEN RATS Y sin conpomso para ID
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MISC para "a.
M~ICHOACAN-
Acuitzio
Ancangueo
Ario de Rcsales
Charapan
Chavinda
ChC-;In
Ch.l,nota
CgaicUman
Euarachita
l. n5O
INt!&H
Tacoma
JGripo
.iiquilpan
la Piedad
MaravGtio
NoTelia
Nahuatzen
Nunar;.a
PanindicuaG
Paracho
Pa:zcuaro
Penjamillo
Purepero
Pajacuaran
Puruandiro
Sahuayo
San Pedro Caro-
Santiago Tanganman-
dapio
Tacimbaro
TamazulI de Gordiano
TanEancicuare
Tanhuato
Iaretan
Tin ambato
Tlaipujahua
I!a@aZaIca
Uruapan
Villa Hidalgo
Villa MoreloS
Yurtcuaro
Edcapu
ZamCra :
Zinaparo
Zinapecuaro
ZItacusro
NUEvo LEON
General Tcran
Lampazos
~.iontemo-elos
Monterrey
oAXAcA
OaHacR
Salina Cruz
PUEBLA-
AuiSco
Puebla
San Juan de los Llanos
Tehuac&n
Ia alan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

10 rePn<,7a de Gus ~ sales. Tue q eeSirfc ou<i
ho oI padre LuE,. Que 7esaka eer Sc, un alma
ea'fa.iys, mos ef c~oriiia. 81 bic, lie A-e.
erondes ri9u-zas para eeeeues &c cs!7 yia.
neic eoiIo NJ un solo Haeo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Nosot-c< l. decinnoS cuanto lie paEarncs .!
r.. r,.-a = uus r,a.r lie rncneGa t. vamcs = dcr
rONUUCTOS QUE NO LIE ASEGUEEN T
le Ill a.ueru. La aaica casa que Earantiza Il
rrsotru,. u,c cIauuc no vla a ccbrH- los lnJc
NJ. DEyOLEEMOS Ell DINEEO SIN
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en- Ell PASO. TEXAS. en- el
al servicio de los mexicanos que
sus necesidadeS. Nosotros
= ve-nos en- cualquiera de nueS-
queGe ms cc-ca. Euestro nIevU
"a que aos ticnc cI publico. pucs
.ceJc cen otras caSGs que d!ticI!-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

J. Beving, OF wellsburs. y in . critical
condition at the Deaconess following
an operation for mastoiditis. with brain
involvement, which was performed this
morning.
Miss Bertha Spratt. who submitted
to an operation for ulcers OF the stom-
ach at st. Thomas Thursday, Is some
better.
Thompson Tucker. $50 West Nevada
street, underwent an operation Mt the
Deaconess this morning for the drain
ing Of an abscess on his left hand to
relieve a serious case OF blood poison
ing. His condition Is still critical.
Tho condition Of John Clemann, OF
Gladbrook. who had an operation for
infected gall bladder and gall stones,
performed Wednesday at the Deacon
ess, Is much better.
No change Is noticeable In the condi-
ton of Mrs. Marion Eley. of Clemens,
who Is seriously i'll at the Deacon ass
following an abdominal operation per-
formed Thursday to relieve infection
following child birth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
MRS. COLLINS DEAD.

Mother Of Mrs. q. w. Ainsworth Dies
at Freeport, III.
Friends of Mrs. G. w. Ainsworth and
Miss Doris Collins, formerly Of this
city, will be sorry to learn of the death
Of their mother. Mrs. Collins. Of Free
port, III. Particulars Of the death are
lacking, and all that Is known here
came in q letter from one of Miss Dor
is friends at Mason City, to Mrs. Earl
X. Mcconnell. saying that Miss Col
Inns had been called home owing to
the sudden death Of her mother. Miss
Doris had expected soon to visit Mrs.
Mcconnell.
Mrs. Collins was the widow Of Wal
lace Collins, and an old resident of
Freeport. She visited here quite often
when her daughter, Mrs. Ainsworth.
lived here. Miss Doris Collins formerly
was a teacher in the public schools
here. but now Is teaching in Mason
City.
Mrs. Collins was about 68 years of
age. 1t is presumed, in view of the
fact that she had suffered for some
time with high blood pressure, that her
death was due either to apoplexy or
heart failure. In addition to Mrs. Aims
worth, who now lives at Merrimao,
Mass, and Miss Doris. Mrs. Collins is
survived by a son, Bert Collins. Of
Freeport, and a daughter Miss Jean
Collins who Is a teacher in the Nam
kato, Minn schools.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

~ mul3icfs, 10 pairs OF wristleta. one
helmet . sweaters. 80 handkerchisfs,
80 tray 0oths, Is wash cl0ths. 400 mouth
wipes, apron, $50 triangular bandaSes,
IS abdominal bandages. 40 jaw band
ages, Slb Sc,Mtefus bandages, SO bed
shirts. IS pairs Of patatnas, 30 pairs OF
bootees. 8 pairs Of bed socks. 80 IKE
sponges, 100 1873 gauze strips. 10 paper
back pads, 4S AKA gauze wipes. 80 AKA
congresses, 40 9x9 congresses. SIS SKA
congresses. also IL checker boards, ~
pieced quilts. I scrap books. 2 knitted
afghans and bags Of snps.
The branch could accomplish much
moro II each woman would make 1t her
duty to come each time. or as often
as possible. There are many loyal
ones, but every one is asked to help
In this work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Knit, "Rsd Cross Socks,

The following item clipped from a
San Bernadina, CAL, paper. will In
terest friends of former resident OF
this city, now living in California. The
item says:
Mrs. NJ. P. McGlothlen. 72s Arrow
head avenue, SanBernardino, Cal, has
the distinction of bringing the first pail
Of socks to the wool department, orna-
mented with the Red Cross emblem
She turned in a pair beautifully knit
yesterday. with the Red Cross emblem
at the top Of each SOCK"
Mrs. McGlothaen lived In this city
about five years ago, and is the mother
of Mrs. Harry A. Mccullough, 121C
East Boone street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
ARTILLERYMEN TO SING.
Camp Dodge Men to Appear in City
For Regimental Benefit.

camp lodge Men to Appear in City
For Regimental Benefit.
The 337th field artillery quartet, of
Camp Dodge, which is singing at the
aters for the benefit of the regimental
fund. is to sing at the Strand Thurs
day and Friday Of next week. The
quartet Is to be brought here by
Physical Director c. E. Gilman, Of the
Y. M. G. A., who worked with these
men when he was at Camp Dodge. On
a recent weeks stay in the Twin Cities
the soldiers quartet earned nearly $500
for the regimental fund, which is used
for expenses incidental to athletic ac-
tivities and games and for the mess
fund.
The members Of the quartet are Pri-
vate William F. Potdler, first tenor;
Sergeant J. F. Brown, second tenor;
Corporal H. Gromvall, baritone: and
Private H. Robinson, basso. While in
the city the quartet win sing during the
hour when the Thursday gymnasium
class meets at noon at the Y. M. G. A..
at a luncheon at the Marshalltown
Club, and at the high school. Enter
tainment and meals will be found for
them by the association. where they
will be given rooms. All the money the
boys earn turned into the regimental
fund except the quartet's necessary
travelling expenses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
THIRTY "REJEcTs" HERE.
Local Board Has Nearly Two Score
to Draft For Service.

Local Board Has Nearly Two Score
to Draft For Service.
The announcement of Provost Mar
shall General Crowder that 100000
registered men who were rejected be-
cause Of minor physical defects and
who were held for limited military SER
vice will be drafted into service, calls
to mind that there are between thirty
and forty such men in this county.
beginning with the examinations early
in the year. when the regulations gov
erning examinations were greatly
changed, the examining physicians be-
gan to distinguish between those phys
ically unfit entirely and those with
only minor defects who were held for
limited service.
It is Of this latter class that the
provost marshal general has called for
5000 men for service in spruce regi-
ments to be used in getting out and
preparing spruce timber for aviation
production. The men Will be allowed
to volunteer up to June s. but after
that date, II enough have not volun-
teered. the quota Of each state Will DO
fixed and the rest needed will be
called into service by local exemption
boards.
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ONE Of NATURES
COMMON TRICKS
Acts just like a wireless mes
sage and "ouch" is
the answer

Press an electric button and you
form a contact with a live, wire which
rings the bell. When your Shoes press
against your corn It pushes it's sharp
roots down upon q sensitive nerve and
"ouch" you get o shock OF pain.
Instead OF trimming your corns,
which merely makes them grow. just
Istep into any drug store and ask for q
(quarter OF an ounce of freezone. This
will cost very little but Ia sufficient to
remove every hard or soft corn or cal
lus from ones feet. A few drops ap-
piled directly upon tender, aching
eorn stops the soreness Instantly and
poon the corn shrivels UP 80 1t Lifts
light out, root and ALL without pain.
This drug never inflames or even irri-
ates the surrounding skin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Union Prayer Service.

An audience that filled the Methodist
church attended the union prayer
service of all the churches in the city,
which was held Thursday evening. Rev.
W. M. Baker was in charge of the
meeting and gave brief talk and read
passages Of scripture, after which the
audience Joined in giving prayers and
short talks. Rev. R. B. Davidson was
in charge Of the singing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
Death at County Earn.

Mrs. Julia Undem, aged about IS.
who has been an inmate Of the county
farm since June Is. 1916, when she en-
tered from Gilman, died at noon today
Of apoplexy, with which she was strick-
en- about o'clock Saturday night. The
body will be taken Saturday morning
to Gilman for the funeral and burial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
At the Hospitals.

Kempton Smith, son Of George F
Smith, Of E)dora. had his tonsils and
adenoids removed this morning at the
Deaconess.
Mrs. r. F. Hadley, of Union, is a pa.
tient at the Deaconess where she Is re.
ceiving medical care.
Grace, the 11-year-old daughter OF D
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

We have three skies in the adjust
able window screens, ~ cents, SO cents
and 70 cents each. Carter,s Economy
Store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31
PLEDGES sis; Pays s1oo

John H. Wolken, Of LeGrand, who
gave a pledge Of $40 to tho Red Cross
fund, instead Of paying that amount
has turned over to c. H. E. Boardman
a 500 liberty bond. The bond has
been cashed and the money is in hand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

Photography and Tact.
A photographer has to be man Of
rare tact in order to get his subject
to look pleasant instead Of laughing
himself
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

Something new in the candy line
Chocolate straws' pretty piece tina,
is sure to please. Forty cents pound
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

Why pay more for lawn hose when
You can get 1t of us for 10 cents per
foot? Carriers Economy store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-31

For expert automobile repairing SCI
I. 3. Huber. Phone 1877. 107 NORTH
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