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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
PERSONALS

Mrs. corrie Owen Gray has returned from two-month visit to Atlanta, Greenville. Asheville and Chattanooga
 The many friends of Miss Alberta Benson will be glad to learn that she is much improved following an op- eration for appendicitis at the Feeders hospital
 MT and Mrs II. III. Rrannnn and 1it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
New Commander of Marines

Washington, MaylI.-B Brig. Gen. John Lejeune has been ordered to France to command the brigade of marines there, succeeding Brig.-Gen. Charles A. Doyen, invalided home. In the interim. the brigade will be in command of Brig.- Gen. James G. Harboard. who has been 2 member of General Pershing s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
Another Big Wooden Ship
 Launched at Orange, Tex.

Orange, Tex, May 1.-The city of Bonham, one of the largest wooden ships ever planned. was launched successfully here this afternoon. The vessel is go feet long and 47 feet wide. It was de. signed by A. A. Daugherty. whose de- sign of vessel has been accepted as model by the United States shipping board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
Ladies Auxiliary of
 o. R. c. No. IF to Meet

The members of the o. R. C.. Ladies' Auxiliary No IT, who are engaged in national council of defense work. are requested to meet at the Ridgely apartments on Monday at 10 clock for the purpose of sewing. This meeting is important and every member is request ed to be there at 10 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

The Bessemer Playground associa- tion will entertain at bridge and forty-two card party Wednesday aft ernoon, May Is, at 4 o'clock The af- fair will be given at the Elks hall on Nineteenth street and a large mum Der of tables are being arranged for the players.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

MT. and Mrs. H. D. Williams returned yesterday from Louisville, Ky where they attended the Wholesale Grocers' association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
TWENTIETH GENTRY cLITR

The members Qf the Twentieth Cen tury Mothers club observed "Fathers' Night with reception at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. F. Faircloth Friday evening. The living room was massed With pink and white roses and the din- Ing room bore color scheme of red and green. roses and vines being used in propulsion. Ices and confections were served, followed by coffee During the evening the following interesting pro gramme was given Welcome address, Mrs. H. M. Cowart, piano solo. Last Hope (Gottsschalls). Miss Laura Bry- an Songs My Mother Used to Sing, l.. I1. Whittle. Group of readings. Miss Caroline Henshaw. Gal The Floral Dance;" (b). "Anchored' W. w. Bry- ant (a) Cradle Song" Cb) Sweet and Low" Ladies quartet Reading. Dad" Mrs. H. w Hapilton. About eo guests were present.
 The Red Cross unit of Fairfield win nave its work on the balcony of Buck Mercantile store each morning during the week except Saturdays. the hours being fiom to F o'clock A chairman Will be in charge each day and all the women of the district are invited 10 come and help with the surgical dress ings. Mrs, Oscar Reinhart of Birming- hanlswill talk to the members Wednesday morning in the interest of the council of defense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
CHURCH SERVICES

Regular services will be held at the First Methodist Sunday morning. the
 Rev. G. T. Grove occupying the pulpit in place of the pastor, Rev. Ira F. Hawk ins, who is in attendance at the Metho- dist conference at Atlanta. The eve ming service hour will be occupied by the Epworth League.
 At the First Presbyterian church at the morning service Mothers day will De observed, and the pastor, Rev L F. Swallow, will use for his subject Moth er" Special arrangements have been made to have all the old people attend, and conveyances will be sent to all who cannot come otherwise.
 At the Jonesboro Baptist church Moth- CTS day will be observed, and convey ances will be furnished the old people of the congregation. A special musical programme has been arranged for the occasion.
 Rev. w. E. Monk will preach both morning and evening at the Church of God, taking for his subject in the morn ing "Sanctification," and at the eve ming service "Sin and Sinners" Riley Brothers quartette is expected to fur nish the music
 ENJOYABLE EVENT The most enjoyable social function held in this city for sometime was the opening dance of the Cottilion club, new organization composed of the young men of Bessemer, held last even ing at the Woodmen's hall. This af- fair was largely attended and included a number of young lady visitors.
 During the intermission of the dances the organization of the Cotillion club was perfected, and the following off cers were elected for the ensuing three months. W. H. Lewis, Jr., president; Leslie w. Hatcher, vice president; and w. $. Persons, secretary and treas urer.
 The Cotillion club has arranged series of dances to take place during the coming months, and it promises to be decided success. The membership is composed of the following W. K Askew, R. W. Noojin, P. F. Gray. William Nolan, William Lowrey, l. G. Ammen, w. F. Smith, IT.. Farris Bat son. C. E. Faulkner, Jr., M. o. Crane. w. r. Bumgardner, John Bradley, Hugh Seals Red Mullin. Hewitt Laird, Charles Adams, Hugh Denman Dewey Acker, Jack Lacey, John O'Rouke Edward Morris, Roger w. Cole, Ben Grigsby, Hal Grigsby, Joe Lewis, R. E. Lee, George Johnson, Herbert Honey cutt, W. H. Lewis, Jr., w. s. Persons, Clyde o. Philips. A. H. Rickart, Robert Berry, George Rutledge, Royce Craw- ford, Leslie w. Hatcher. Willard Dea- son, virgile Hawkins, w. c. Baty, Jr, and Whetton Pennington.
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DANCE CARNIVAL

Mrs. Robert E. Chadwick has been made Ensley chairman for the sale of tickets for the dance carnival to be given at the Jefferson theatre on the evening of May 24 for the benefit of the Boys club. As this performances Is taking the place of the annual tag day held for the benefit of the Bovs' club, Ensley people are urged to co. operate with Mrs. Chadwick in making the sales from Ensley a success. She will he assisted by an able corps of workers. The dance ,carnival will be given by 50 children of the Miles School for Dancing. and will include folk dances as well as modern steps.
 The Ensley High school baseball team and Columbianas High school nine played a double header Frida1. rft.n~.r. 1n. At the end of the first game the score stood to in favo- of the visitors and Ensley High won the second. to 1. The third game was played Saturday morning at the close of which the score stood 13 to II Tn favor of the home boys Friday night the Ensley High School Athletic association was host to the visitin;. boys at box party at the Lyric theatre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

The Beth-El Sisterhood will hold a special business meeting Monday aft ernoon at o'clock at the Hatikwah club room on Second avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

Rev. Lewis Dockery of the Sixty-sixtn Street Baptist church will resume his duties as assistant pastor of the Ensley Baptist church June 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
MOTHERs, DAY

Mothers Day services will be held at Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church sunday night, beginning at o'clock An interesting programme has been ar ranged Among the members will be a vocal solo. Mother McKee, sung by Hurbert Brush. The public is invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

Mrs. c. F. Berson Norma Hickman) of Newport News, Va, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. s. Hicx. man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
BESSEMER BUREAU PHONE BESSEMER 5S1

mentary and primary having a sep arate Drogramme. The public is cor dially invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

w. H. Martin, who for the past F months has been resident manager of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, has volunteered and been accepted to take the government training course at the University of Ala bama, and will leave May Is.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

George Rand1e, Jr., the 4-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. C. D. Randle, who sustained severe injuries in fall from his velocipede on the sidewalk Friday afternoon, is improving at the home of his parents on Avenue H. Several teeth were knocked out, his chin was cut, face bruised and it is feared that he received a slight fracture of the head The wheels of the velocipede locked in turning. causing the fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

More than 450Oo clerks in England have been replaced by women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

Morrow and M. Vines; returning officer, 4 F Wilburn. Fifth ward. voting place. old City Hall. Jonesboro: managers. J, D- Martin. J. w. Mcconnell, and J. F. Moore; clerks J. T. Foster and W. T.. Ganball; returning officer, Ellis Hous ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

ent Presbyterian during the summer months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

R. S. Hickman, Jr., has returned from Maryville college and is spending sev- eral days with his parents before joining the United tSates marines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

Bishop Allen of Mobile will confirm a class at St. Marks Catholic church this afternoon at o'clock. The class is com posed of about 150 young people. Spe- cial music will be given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12

W. c. Steele, formerly director of the choir of Ensley Baptist church, will sing first tenor in the choir of the Independ-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19
LAS SENALES DEL PELiGRO

:Se levanta listed en- la manana tai
canSado como 81 hubiera sido I'm dia
de trabajo? iSe siente listed contra
riado e irritable? iSufre listed in
somnios, perdida de apetito Y de ener-
g!as; NADIA lie ~interesa, va en- aumcn-
to 81 debilidad? Nadie puede sopor-
tar im~perturbable esos peligros. sig
nos que Sc manifiestan en- su natura-
lea. Debe dar listed desde luego los
paSos necesarios, este es. proceder a
!Imriar 81 estomago para la restaura-
c!6n normal de las funciones digesti-
vas de su ORGANISING. Ell Elixir
Americana de Vino Amargo de Triner
(Triner's American Elixir of Bitter
Wine), es el remedio que rapidamen-
te restaura las condolences normales.
Es el mas SECURE Y al miSmo tempo
e. mas agradable remedio, que, espe-
cialmente IN eSta estaci6n, 0 sea en-
los meses de Mayo Y JUNO, consti-
tuye ell mejor caimante de todas las
Intermediates del estomago. De VEN
ia en- todas las boticas. S1.10 Ell IL
nimento Triner es IN excelente rene
do para ell reumatismo, neuralgia,
lumbago, ~torceduras, h~inchazones, etc.
De venta en- todas las b%oticas, Csc Y
Csc; por correo, 45c y 75c. Joseph
Triner Company, 13S5-143 S. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, II. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

Nadl,ns e<,,ecIaits:s2 - E! rrstar,,erIu
muIr>IilS TIN r7c"uGo5!aS GUe cuH t1H'H
f-cCncnCIa sc F'alii!irSi:3 d.. an" IA ~
Ilriou. r>!dn UaHE"aifneuir "a pU>trl'0 q"
IQE=ar inlcliEcn,eI"Hul" n m"d.ylils! iil''-
iDT p ,pnreu>IvG luc Grhrn lTCScfIE!-
Sus paCICnICS. Is pur rInln. rG 5S;in'p
De vital muurtlC"iG para = ~ayIC!ilS Sc
fnraS GIe SgrTcn Wv rIert"~ dolores IN 81
aiuMhrdWICuIu vuUIitI> Y mClcSIlaS duran
te 81 ems,s:aZc. SahTr que no'aSlcS cSpc-
r~'E'tSlaS I'm. EI1 dCdIctdu SIlS yldaS Al
eSt1GIO d" los dolores del part" ' las DE-
lririaS i"W"iiiDa>. rStGn prCSCrlb!cNdu '
aiminiStrlN,!g a >u> -Gf"rtuaS las past
Has &. tn;lpUr>ir N;irhclla. Los >ruO-
res m&!irOS que ln prrSrr.0cn. In hlCCU:
primcro. poCTue 10 Is una mr'!irina Sc
c-pTS nj p~rrlUCIciIi. >"GUrGu. YUrCU- r"nC
IA Ytrn:I c~S,'"CiIi lie ioTtaivrcr t1S u-rv'uS,
lie lal mai.cra, QGr GaraH,e los theses dtrt-
ruttoSnS de- en,haraTn. n SSEor1 cmhara-
Zada puCdr ,lcSar =! d!: Re - GiuunEF5-
nt;ei:.u sIU experimental grantees Cui".C>
y con hen.iicIo Gel beSe qcc Race hrEnT-
so. SanO Y EuGuSlO: lyTceru. pnT ser IA me
tiCins ideal para - Tlujer Cue GcSCa iiesar
r Ser mairc. y pOr Uitlmo, pOrqIe cad2
paS,Il!a IL C~rrn1ueS:9 N;GchalIa lrva Uaa
gaTGutid de satisfaction. \ CuGllauaCfNn
ST dan C2S testimonies slncsrUS y vsrii.i-
SOS. sScaSpioS tic Ia iumenSa cantidsi re-
ciblds Gr iVS passes LSiinO-AmeTicaDos.
~ Dr. BASE riantiae. dc "a ciuiad de
franco dc porte. una GAIA de CCWDUcSla
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200 VECINOS AYUDARON A LA
POLICIA EN- La GAIA DE GN
LADRON.

NQEVA YORK, Mayo l4.-Los
vecinos de la nj comprendida
dentro de las GALES Sesenta y siete y
Sesenta Y ocho al oriente y las Ave
Midas del Parque y Lexington, die
ron cl c]spsctaculo de n aza cine
matogrifica al ayudar a la policia
dc la estacion establecida en- Ia pri-
mera de las GALES dichas, en- la busca
Y persecution de I'm ratero, por espa-
clio de dos horas, en- Ia manana de
aver. La persecution tuvo por re-
sultado ell arresto de I'm individuo la
mado Julio tombstone, arresto que Sc
hi"o pistola en- mano, pues el perse-
guido no daba senales de estar dis
.pucsto a rendirse por la buena.
ScgIn los datos proporcionados
por los agentes de Ia autoridad,
JChstone, que pide seis pies tres pull
gaGas de alto y pesa 225 libras, es
decir. un verdadero gigantic, intent6
robar ell varias casaS de la manzana,
habiendo dado IN verdadero queha-
Ger a los vecinos y a la policia. La
primcra habitaci6n en- que Johnsto-
ne Sc introduce, fue en- ell apartment
dc la sonora Wilson Schuyler Smith,
cue Sc encuentra en- ell tercer piso de
la casa numero 225 de Ia Avenida
del Parque. La sonora Smith desper-
to POGO antes de las dos de Ia mana
ia Y al yer al gigantic dentro de la
~habitaci6n, lie pregunt6 que andaba
hacienda. Fl hombre, en- e de res
ponder, Sc lanzo por la ventana de
escape para en- caso de %inccndio, y
~dcsaparecio. La sonora llamo inme-
diatamentc 4 la Inspection de Poll
J cia y sc enviaron aigunos agentes
para que fueran a. buscar al ladron.
! Cuando sc andaba buscando al ra-
tcro en- ell cdificio dicho, Sc recibie-
ron en- la estacion ercana de Policia,
otras lamadas en- auXilio, de la misma
manzana. Ell ladr0n habia sido visto
tan solo saltando ventanas, bajando
c5caleras Y techos, pero sin que la po-
licia pudicra atraparlo.
Dos horas duro la caza del ladron,
en- la que mas de doscientos vecinos
dc la Sc unieron a los gen.
daTmes, unos armados con palos J
otros con rcv0lvers, presentando e.
aspccto los perscguidorcs, de I'm CRU.
pc de insurrectos bo%lshevikis, pues Sc
metian a todas las casas V corrian
! de I'm lado 4 otro armando una YER
dadera tremoiina.
Por fin, uno de los gendarnes,
pistola en- mano, atrapo a tombstone
en- ell patio trasero de la casa numerc
i25 de Ia Gale Sesenta Y echo e.
pito para que vinieran a prestarle
ayuda. Al registrarse al ratero sc
lie encontraron numefosas alhajas
valuadas en- cerca de 1900. Cas-
todas las joyas fueron identfficadas
como de la propicdad del Comodoro
Edwar L. Brown Y de su esposa. que
lviyen en- la casa numero $40 de la
Avenida del Parque.
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Sc HAGEN AHORROS EN- Ell
PRESUPUESTO DE POLICIA

Ell PASO, Tex, Mayo 18.-Por
recomendaciones de Ia comision del
servicio civil Y con objeto de hacer
todas las economics posibles en- ell
servicio de p~olicia, ell Ayuntamiento
de la ciudad ha acordado la Suppression
de cinco puestos de la misma corpo-
racion, y segun declaraciones hechas
el dia de aver por ell alcalde Davis,
ell ahorro degrade monta a cuatro-
cientoS dolares mensuales.
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Suspension de Trafico

Con motive de las raparaciones que
Sc han comenzado a haccr en- ell puen-
tc International de la Gale de Santa
F6, ha quedado suspendido ell trait
co de carros y tranvias por dicho
puente, haciendose tai movimiento
desdc ahora V hasta nueva orden, uni
camentc por ell puente de la Gale
Stanton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19
Ia AgDRNTE EcZEMaA Y LAS
EEUPcECNE sDEL CUTS

curis. Este maravilloso remedio no
tiene igual como purificador de la
sangre siendo probablemente, ia me-
dicina para la sangre mas antigua en-
ell mercado. Ha sido vendida por los
d~roguistas durante cincuenta amos.
Lo invitamos a listed a que nos es-
criba hoy para darle los consoles ne
cesarios sobre Ell tratamiento que Sc
n,cesita en- su case. Direction Jefe
del Consejo Medico, Swift Specific
Co, Dept. R., Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

Sc NECESlTAN 200 hombrcs sin famllis
para tr2baio de raheriaS en- Fort Worth.
Texas. s.eado s2.tp ell tcrnsi diirio. No SO
nroDorciona Ia comiGa, rero Sc fac!l!i1n
casas y corinas gratis. Todas aGGolsss
pcrsJnSs Que fruihajlius 81 aflo pas3do a
ps%a Hiisi;iO r:RhEjo, ;pEiiisGltS mlc!fu
suslo Gu rolveriaH a enYiar. hi:slanSe pa
"a SaIi;. @! pr6Niro Mar:cs 81 del actual.
rrauSpus,c gratis . tudDS aqucllOS cue ira
Dajen dos mcSeS ScsuldoS. NoSoirpS les
.araaiizamos eS!o. VcnGan 4 vcrnos in
mcd,aIaIucnIc. NJ. J.. Osborn Employment
TO-. 1916 West Houston 81. san Antonio,
Texas. CIV
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10 que prescriJsn Doclores Especia-
Iisfas para reducir los dolores
de- ulus8sbrar3ieato y conbotlr
los vornites y molestias
del embarazo

-. "t,lha veg T'io p:4-rriho. las rastiilss
o." rrm""r>t" EIl"hr!ia ~" - a. Lr:lt ~
siSfaCCI0n yer Su gT1n resuit1do, 1nes
r,,i.. us yu,,iu IaI> a,.IIIiraIn Gc >i "f"''
20. MIS- ~pacIcnIrS, r1da Ncz eSian Inas
aEradrCIiCS nor .iaBcrlp aduiuiSjratu. y
de cirn r:yGn no pot'Ia scr. con r>e rarno
81 ~CuiuT0@Sin HtIrl'iiS que no me clnSa
r. ne S~CguIriU aumiuiSIFIado.
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UN NUEYO CGMPLOT IRLANDES
PARA AYUDAR 4 hLEMANIA
(Viene dc In "a. rag.1

aiemana5 en- las coStas i~riandesas.
Tn menSGje de Belfast recibido
hoy, dice que lii regular numero de
Sim Feine-s fueroa a~rrcstados ano-
che en- esa ciudad, a una bora avan-
zada Y traslaGados a los cuarteles
militares.
Fl nImero de ~i~landeses que cstan
en- communication y'coopcrando 0 ell
enemlgo, eS en- realidad muy rcduci-
90. Hace POGO Sc not0 en- las filaS
dc los Sim Feiners, algunos signos
de actividad germanofita Y no ha
habldo ninguna explicaci6n amplia So
bre los ~Tecicntcs arrestos, entire los
cue sc incluyen 'ei &c I'm hombrc que
deSeGabaTc0 en- Ia costa iriandesa de
Tn bote que segln Sc dice fue despa-
chado deSd" IN Submarine aleman
que sc acerco a Ia costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

Greer. Gran orerta ae INTRODUCTION.
Naldc sI.vk con 81 nomhrc Y direction Y
So 10 cnvIGremuS 4 I'd. JUNO con IS sor-
pccnGrntcs VIsias &c Ia guerra. Agrcguc
lac. para los gaStcS de porte. rambler
ST. 10 WOGcinOS remitir {. q. D..
fuura 8" los ES,aduS UniGOs Sc rcquicTe
S:.iu y los rGStoS de Y-rie. NOSolroS po-
SiI.y8TucUtc no mandaGnOS arilCUios a Nc
,Iru i ulerGS Que cI impOric complete del
prdilO yen@a arOnraN1nGo Is ordcn.
FiSIiLElGH & co.
DEPT. u. o CHICAGO. I'LL.
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Feizmente usade, duraute cincuenta
amos.
La eczema, = las enfcrmedades 81
milares del cuts, vienen de una con-
diciou d%esordenada e impura de n san
gre, Y solamente pueden ser caradas,
hacienda una limpieza total en- Ia san
gre Y removiendo toda traza de im-
pureza.
Con csc objeto, ei s. s. S, ha s,do
Usado felizmease en- :e~ntcaares de Ca
Eos de ecz Id : Dtras crurcIcl'es de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19
Actualidades Extrar1jeras
Wicne de la 3a.)

Sc combina con Ia GAIA y o Ell re-
conocimiento.
Ell segundo objective, que Sc re-
iaciona con los recursos economics,
ell trabajo nacional, Ia vida misma
dc los paises ~beligerantes, pertene-
c. ca Ia estrategia general, o mas
bien, dicho, a la conducci6n general
de la guerra. Esta eStrategia aerea
de grande alcance encaja bien dem
nc de las atribuciones Y las platicas
de los gobiernos Y de los altos CO.
maadantcs interaliados.
Para precisar, Sc puede concebir
esta direction de Ia guerra aerea,
depe9diendo del Generalisimo y del
Comite Interaliado por medic de sus
In~struciones, pero colocada Ell ma
nos de IN jefe que tenga iniciativa
y Iibertad completes para Ia ejecu-
c!on; cue sea a la veZ c~onsejero
~tecnico y Executor.
Estar separation entire Ia tacti-
ca a6rea del campo de batalla y la
eStratcgia general aGrea, nos parece
n~cccsaria ! pesar de las ~objccionc5
4 que plcda dar lugar. Pues n
estrategia de ataque Y de invasion
eta fundada en- informaciones y
en- apreciaciones que solamente los
gobiernos pueden recioir y traducir
en- decisiones,
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UNA GRAN FARliiCA dc New York ne
ccsitl representatives. para vendcr caml-
saS. rOpi interior, mcdiaS, veSiidOS dc Sc
loras, bluSas faldaS por 0rdenes posta-
les. EscriDan pidicndo mucstraS gratis
prcrerimos que Sc nos esCrlba en- lngleS
pfrijaDsc 4 Madison Mills, 5O3 Broadway
New York. Us
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

IL hatlar de estas ideas Erscisas
SCORE el papel estr&ttgico de Ia aVia-
ciou dc eombardeo-y sa6emos que
han entrado Va en- Was dc c~ealiza-
ci6n,-cS f&cil lcer sobrc IA carta,
las iGstruccioneS y u CONSEQUENT
cias.
Los progresses ttcnicoS dc Ia cons-
truccion nos pcrmitcn ahora llevar
To- bomoardeos 4 distanciaS de mu-
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CONTEMPLE A LOS SODA
DOS EN- FRANCIA

Con Il I'ancro-
~mc>CCpIO. FaS-
Cinaltc como 81
CIncmatGgraTo.
HaCc cfcClo ma
riCo en- Ia men
te. Tn placer
ConS,anie pGra
vtcios Y j0ve-
mes: l~ntCrcSan-
To-, Instructive,
EdUCaiivO. Una
historic compile
IL de II guerra
tn NlSlaS, que
pCrullt' yer 2
I'd. las COSlS
como rCalmcntc
>ua. ESia IS
IN mIravllloSd
~uporluaidad p;.
RI eStar ri tan
10 de los lnOYl-
InlcniOS de Ia
guerra. Yer eS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

Cnardo necesite libros en- espanol,
drijass a lgnacio E. Lozano. lis n.
ea:,ta kaSa ASt. San antGpio, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

CuanCo g! n:lo t1ua dema>iidO alimen-
10 dcvuelve Ell cSi6magu: de All resulta IL
Indigestion y los vimitoS. con rrccuen-
cja Sc reFuelvea i0S inteStiuo> Y de ALI
yisIcn !.s c1lIcuS y Ia disrre5. NCGEE'S
Bah ELlAiH 6 81 gran -eTpdio para
Cp"rCEir los ceSCrdanpS del csrGrnSco t
inteSuEoS de los pIhoS. Is puro. Sano Y
raSr2daD!c ii icmarSc. Pre"io. Sc. y sc.
p0r boteiia. De venIa pur II. Coin and Co.
ADV.
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G~RATIFICARE ron 5000 a qutcn NE die
re inrormes eXac!oS accrca del senior I'll
padre. PEDRO Castro, casado con IL sonora
Zavala de Castro Y de mis- her
manos Pedro Y Dolores Clailuicr inior-
me sobrc ell particular, sirvanSe dirigirlo
Castro. Boz 6. ClaYpOol. Arizona. q
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EN- IA CASA dc hueSpedcS, ~"Chapulte-
pee Inn, .Gai-i4ih -. n. w, Washing
ION, D.. c., Sc ncccSi;an Tres mujcrcS Y I'm
chaIrrcr mcXiCano. EScriban los Intere-
sadoS i IL anterior direction par mayo
res .ufOrnicS. u
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$500 de GRaTIFICACIuN a n persona
que me propOrCIonarc lriD"inrS ~r\ictIs o
INC dicre la ictual direction de Ia sonora
Emeicria Lopez. Irene tres illIo>: 1"S mn
icrrs V un hOmbrc: IN fhj 80 vInJ / Is
iados f.nidos, proccden." q" l"rcH, Iarn-
tCcas. Mexico. Cucl G !r"C:ria snhte
q rariicular, s;rvan-c hiTi-':IJ Il I1.c Ell
riGlcz, 1901. North Main St, Los Angeles:
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Gr Identification, etc. No Sc Quede sin
ella "a que Ia pucde auquirir a tan ba!O
irecio. Vastria mgy .bien S2.00. Mande
solo 51c., con ST. nombra Y direction y Zoe.
"a eStaInpili.S, o Sc "a clyiaremOS c. o. y.
EISHLENGH K co. Dept. q. =. CHICAGO, Ill.
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~ Br. n. r. Norm. d." IN Iacuiiai cr
Mrdirina dc rarIS. ,!omieilia!a rn III r!idai
de Pori-aa. Prince. Rep. dc iiaili, GcrlIfi-
-: tie prescribe L mis- rnfCrrnaS Fl Cont
pae>io iIi,chrila, SahicrdG Ob,cniGO aim.
rabies TvSusiaJUS Cn los S!suIenlrs cs>Ds.
"rr~ sa'~>ar 'nS dolores Cr"Cn"r'NS duran
lie el embaraZO V el paTtO. flores bIsC.
49,. ;t,cnStruacion dOlorosa y como to-
nIro T"C0rSt!tgyente. LO rpcoiuieHdu A ias
>c1'raS Y Scl0riiss que SuFren de iyHsles
GplenCtas."