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Evening journal., 1918-06-26
Furniture
Floor Coverings
Bedding and Bed
Clothing
China and Glassware
House Furnishings

The Down Stairs Store will also
be open in the evenings as well as
the daytime, with new and COM
plete stocks of merchandise of
many sorts, all priced lower than
the same quality goods can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere in Philadelphia.
At his or her leisure, the man or
woman who cannot snatch time to
visit shops during the day may ex-
anime and select from these large,
new, carefully chosen stocks, all of
certified excellence, which repre-
sent a total value of not less than
three millions of dollars.
The service as well as the goods
will be Wanamaker quality.
Evening journal., 1918-06-26
Glass and Chino
PLENTY of It

at a time when a famine in
these important commodities
| is said to exist, too.
The Wanamaker China and
Glass Store is brimming over
with stock which in beauty
and quality represents the
pick of the worlds market,
and in prices especially ar
ranged for the sale, repre-
SentS -
Reductions of 2O95 to 500
Dinner Sets
in English, French and
American china in attractive
designs. A 98-piece Ameri-
can china set, with dainty
flower-spray pattern, as low
as $3.50.
Cut Glass
bowls, vases, jugs, sugar and
cream sets, celery trays, bas-
kets, cruets, etc. - several
hundred rich pieces, Of stand
ard quality. Prices start as
low as 65c, which buys a bon
bon dish.
Lighter Glassware
Blown Needle-Etched
and Light-Cut
including tumblers, goblets
and sherbet glasses, at prices
one-third less than usual. al
though qualities reach exact
ly the same high standard.
topen Evenings. Fourth Floor. chestnuD
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25

Implements, Jones sale, Feb. p
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
TO GAS CONSUMERS:

Owing to the greatly Increased cost
Of all raw materials entering into the
manufacture and distribution of gas
at Giartinsburg, as we'll as the in
creased cost lof labo. and repairs,
the Gas Company has found it nee
essary to make application to the
Public Service Commission OF West
Va. for an inc ease in it's rates cia g.,
ed for gas, &. ease asked for
amounting to apps. nately 16 2-S9o
The Gas Company regrets very
much that st S c.mpelled to have an
crease in rates. but to give Just a
rough idea of tie increased cost Of
1-taam coal. na1d coal and gas oil,
ca " eve yone knows how much the
Price of steam ccal u soft coal has
increased 90 or more; hard coal,
the b.oken SIZE which we use for
Generator Fuel hrs increased approx
imately 500; willie Gas Oil has in
creased nearly 10 over the normal
price. We are paying more for la
Dor than w ever paid before AMI
the cyst Oh nse-brick and all repairs
used at the Gas Works and on the
distribution system have increased
from 50 to 1909.
It is the desire of the Gas Company
to always give the best service pos
sible TO It's Consumers and in order
to continue successful operation 1t
is necessary to have the increase ap-
piled for.
1t is our belief and hope that this
Increase will be temporary only, and
We pledge ourselves at this time TO
ask the Public Service Commission
for reduction in rates, just as soon
is price conditions warrant.
We desire to thank all Of our Con-
sumers for their patronage during the
past and hope that we may continue
to have your support and co-opera-
don at all times.
II any Consumers or Citizens in
crested should desire to go over the
etaiIs of the present costs OF mann
'acturing gas. MIR. Ware personally
will be glad to discuss the matter
my time at the Gas Office.
Very truly yours,
LEON H. WARE. Receiver.
Martinsburg Gas Company.
/ "A It
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25

your outing must have been pleasant
to hold you so long"
ut would have held me longer"
Vest returned, IF didn't have to be
in touch with my market. could live
quite happily on my island eight
months inthe year. But one can't get
people to come several hundred miles
to sitting. And feel inclined to nc
quire living income while my vogue
lasts"
"You're rather wilderness lover
aren't your" Hazel commented. u
don't think you'd love it as dearly If
you were buried alive In It."
.sThat would all depend on the cir
cumstances," vesta replied. Zone es-
capes many disheartening things in a
country that is still comparatively
primitive. The continual grind of
keeping ones end up in town gets
terribly wearisome. I'm always glad
to go to the woods, and sorry when |
have to leave. But suppose it's large
ly in ones point of view"
They chatted OF sundry matters for
few minutes.
! by the way, is there any truth III
the statement that this Free Gold row
has created trouble between yov and
your husband?" Vesta asked abruptly.
Il dare say it's quite an impertinent
question, and you'd be well within
Your rights to tell me it's none OF my
business. But should like to con-
found some of these petty tattlers.
haven't been home forty-eight hours;
vet I've heard tongues wagging. I
hoppe there's nothing in It, ! warned
Mr.. Wagstaff against Paul"
Warned him? Why?" Hazel meg
leeted the question entirely. The blunt
ness Of 1t took her by surprise. Frank
speech was not a characteristic Of
yesta Lorimer's set.
The girl shrugged her shoulders.
HE is my brother, but that Doesn't
wen my eyes. she said coolly. Paul
Is too crooked to lie straight in bed
I'm glad Mr.. Wagstaff brought the lot
of them up with a round turn--which
he seems to have done. Ii he had used
i club instead of his fists 1t would have
been only their deserts. ! suppose the
fuss quite upset your
1T did" Hazel admitted grudginglS.
1T did more than upset me-.
Gro Be Continued Tomorrow
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
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Every Day In
The Journal


even openly flung at her. She gathered
it piecemeaL- And it CALLED her. She
could not openly defend either Bill or
herself against the shadowy scandal
mongers.
Slowly It dawned upon her, with
bitterness born of her former expert
ence with Granville, that she had lost
something of the standing that certari
circles had accorded her as the wife
Of successful mining man. 1t made
her ponder. Was Bill so far wrong,
after OIL In his estimate of them? II
was a disheartening conclusion. She
had come Of family that stood well
in Granville; she had grown up there {:
if lifetime friends blew hot and Geld
like that. was the game worth pla-,n
In so far as she could she gave, tie.
lie to some of the petty gossip. Where
as at first she had looked obviously on
spending Bits money to maintain the
standard of living they had set up, SITE
now welcomed that deposit of five
thousand dollars as a means TO dem
onstrate that even in his absence he
stood behind her financially-which
she began to perceive counted more
than anything else. SO long as SHE
could dress in the best, while she could
ride where others walked, so long as
she betrayed no limitation of re-
sources, the doors stood wide. Not
what you are, but what you've GOT
she remembered Bill saying that was
their hottest creed.
1t repealed her. And sometimes she
was tempted to sit down and pour 1t all
out in letter to him. But she could
not quite bring herself to the point.
Always behind Bill doomed the vast
and dreary Northland, and she shrank
from that.
On top of this, she began to suffer
queer upset of her physical copdi.
ton. All her life she had been splen-
didly healthy her body a perfect.
working machine, afflicted with no
weaknesses. Now odd spasmodic pains
REQUIRED without rhyme or reason In
her head, her back, her limbs, strik.
ing her with sudden poignancy. disap.
pearing as suddenly.
She was stretched on the lounge one
afternoon wrestling nervously with o
particularly acute attack, when Vesta
Lorimer was ushered in.
you're almost a stranger Hazel
remarked, after the first greetings
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
no ESPECIAL RULE
AS TO EARLY CLOSING

A number Of local merchants have
been undecided as to whether their
stores should close at O'Clock or
not. While there are no such orders
by the fuel administration, although
it has been suggested that the mer-
chants could close from patriotic mo-
tiyes, local Fuel Administrator E. G.
Henshaw does not believe he has the
authority to rule as to early closing.
In answer TO Journal man,
Mr. Henshaw declared himself to he
in favor Of the six o'cl1ck closing
and suggests that local merchants do
this. However, he does not issue any
order to that effect. leaving the mat
ter TO the good judgment OF the bust
ness men.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
MISS SEiBERT NOW
MEMBER or FACULTY

Miss Margaret Seibers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Seibert,, west
,cf town. has been appointed history
and Latin instructor at the Hedges
vile High School This young lady,
a graduate Of Hood College. Frederick,
Md, and eminently qualified for che
position she assumes. succeeds Miss
Shirley d. Nevin. Of Easton, Pa, who
was compelled to discontinue teach
ing by her physicians orders.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
HAVE TO PAY TOLL.

Not few county people are kick
ng" because they have TO pay toll
10 ride on the top Of huge snow
riffs and in some cases over fences
10 get to and from town. They say
efore toll Is charged an effort should
se nnade TO open the pixies.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25

the expectant mother should not fan 10
40 those things which keep her healthy
1nd pretty mother. Thousands OF women
1Sve 1aed the tried and safe external prep
nrafiun. eHfother's Friend" The ten
@ency to morning sickness is avoided, the
abdominal muscles expand naturally and
&asily when baby arrives and the faflam-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
n 10 i 81 Il SO {

nation Of breast glands Is soothed. Thii
Ii sure to make for less pain at the crisis
and the form Is preserved. Get bottls
from the druggist today and write for Il.
Illustrated book. Motherhood and thd
Baby IT is free. Simply address Tho
Eradfeld Regulator CO.. Dept. 3. 500 La
mar Bldg. Atlanta. Ca
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
THERE'S NOTHING;
TOO GOOD TO SAY
or merry worth
Declares A. S. Barrow. 3. & 0.
Shop Worker, After Testing
the Tonic.

TIE desire to tell Others about the
blessings conferred by Wentworth
upeni is users continues to manifest
self among Druggist e. G. Shep-
herds Martinsbu customers. Here
is recently given proof:
q had been great sufferer from
aligestion for eight years. Could
a.l5 nothing to help me until | tried
NsryiWiorth, recommended by Mr.
Watson, who had used it. Ny i'm
provement was very rapid before
using one bottle and | do not have
that misery in my side when lie
down. l feel better and stronger in
every way. There is nothing too good
for me to say of Nerv-Wrth.
"a. S. BARROW.
"304 N High Street"
NervlWorth whets the appetite,
aids digestion, adds flesh, rouses the
liver. regulates the bowels, restores
restHul sleep, banishes sick and ner-
YOU headaches and other aches and
pains, buiI5s up rundown systems. II
it does not do this fer you your dol
lar back at the e. c. Shepherd Drug
Store. 20 %
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
4 INSTRUCTORS
WINDING UP WORK

be income tax instructors for the
|tern counties of West Virginia
h completed their preliminary
In Grant, Hardy and Hampshire
ties. The collecrtos. Thos. E..
Tunnelton. and ex-Sheriff C. E..
ken, Keyser, go to Jefferson
y today and from there come to
Pnsburg, for a week. commencing
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25

Hogs? Go to shippers sale on
February G. I'd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Los PETRMER0S
Sc HALLAN MUY
ANSOSH
La conferenciaqueesta
teniendo con Carranza
los %exranleros, es
Ia causa

LAREDO, TEXAS, octubre &.-Un
viajero, persona de relieve en- los al
tos negocios petroleros de la costa del
Golfo de Mexico, hizo algunas declara-
clones reiatiYas 4 has condolences en-
que Sc italian los homhres que manean
los asuntos del petroleo en- Tampico,
~expresando que en- aQuel puerto existe
ansiedad deSde que Sc supo que los pc
troIroS extranjeros estaban celebrando
O loan a celebrar unas ultimaS confe-
r~encias,con el senior Carranza, encami-
nadas a conseguir que Mexico reduZca
ell precio de las exportaciones al pre-
cioso liquido: pues va es del dominic
publico, que los extranjeros no estan
conformes con los derechos que ha a
signado ell Gobierno de Mexico.
Con este motive Sc cree que surjaH
algunas dificultadeS, 81 no de trascen-
dencia para Ell pals, 81 de importancia
para los negocios que tropezaran con
dificultades en- las ~operaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
NICF AINS
QUE PUE-
NCOMER
Evi,a indigestion, Aeedias, Gas en-
ci cstomaco etc.

In,;i-e-;:6.. Y prscsicaTc1tc t"a2s "a H!rc-
chores de, cSsomagc. 'd,cen aGso-ic2dcS me-
IDEAS &c Giez caSos. ausVc son ceoiaoS " IN
or-c.o de ..idc hidrociCrico en- :! cStonaSo'
-, cs.5raco s-ido' on fornia crOaica. IS
.yc,z;ysmentc pc!iGroso : las Vict'in"N - o.
"a rnfcruaiad deben haceE cuaiduieTa rS O.
tx dos cc.as: q SC ~Sugetan 4 NAA I.ert i"'-
radn = con trccusacia deSaGranaH!e' Sn?7-
-Sn,6o .Uoeptos que no leS pr1ehen b'eH,
80 ;-r;..r 81 eslsmaso : que conducen a SC
r-..;onss excaEivoaS he acicc. " pGfre" CO.
go -.,on,blcmertr 10 QUO 50 les aT.oic. "a
risnSo Una cos:urnbrc contra ai2ear ei c.s'
., do Srjdcs EocivoS Y p~reEenlr Ia lot0ha-l""
Do rs dolores . &c! r,eHcaclon r.%hl&i4s@
80 medic dc! uso dc una poca DC bISara'eG
MaCrcsia" en- las coTitas.
Probable -nente no hay mcJur ant'-Ncidn'
mas -ecurc O mas diGno lc "'i''ai"d cue -
.B;suratcd Magncsia'. Sc "a c"IT".4H'''e
u. este fin. No ticI:S acc:'H Hi.ec'f ti
- : .,.aago y no e. III diSS;f''h: fSrc '.'t-
r,,.haraI;;, dol poivo . Cos p~aStii.aJ dc en-
o-.1os .o,nados ron IN poe" . actT cen
~ ,I;noen-o. neutraIi5art ia acetoSidad exec
go, o,;r uudier2 .XiStiT : prevent u '"rna-
c;61 ,sr;opaI. Esto elin;inH T. ctisT corr
ri,ta d, a indispcsici0n Y e! alNnerto Sc
5;g;src natural Y Embellishments san necesi-
dsti.s de piidoras dr reps'n " &c ci-s-+''"
artificial. ..p;.,.
Consisa unas cuan;as on7@S ae bISHfa:eI
y,y-,S;a" cor IN GroEu:S:a digno de son
- p;d. de cualquicra. polro . p~assi!!aS'
- v;,na como !iquido, leche q citrate. )
49,, N fo-n,a b!su-aLa no Is un hSati'"- Ron
- : arnaha este r.an y coma lo cue & p!@--
- g, nrkXin= comido y Yea - este no
- ~ ,ainr corsejo que en- vida !s hayan
Ali, e-rrra dc 10 que puede conner 81
SIIt.S" Sotiras. (Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
UNA C0MISLON DE-
COMERCIANTES
EN- MEXICO
Sc quejaa ante Carranza
de que los cereales
han side acaparados

p,- Gao. PARA "A pGE>:Sh"
CIUDAD DE MENIC0, Octubrc
.l9.-Una com.si0n de concentrates dc
les Essados de San LUIS Potos! G HI
dal"o. ha yerido Z eSta capital cen
obicto dc c~oL,terenciar ccH Den We
nustiaro Carranza acc"ca de III asur-
to por demas interes2nce re!acionado
con Ia critica s;tuacion porque a;Ea-
viesan aquel!os Estaios.
S5gun Sc sabc. q asunto que los
comerc;antes trataran IS cl sigu!ente:
Las coscchas de mai2 en- amboS Is
t2Gos. Sc prescnIan baStaAt2 bue2as
Y clio a~scguraria para les habitantes
una me;oria eli Ia situacion. Sienl-
rre CUE 81 vcnta sc vigilara por 81
aob!crro para impeGir los abuses que
Siemprc Sc cometen.
Pero es cl cas- que, i antes de
que las coscchas Sc !evanten. "a los
arictiztas y les acaparadores han he
clio grandes compras y los conner
ciantes en- general, los que pcdrlan
venderlo al pueblo con Il moderada
~ganancia. no Dueden ad~quIr!rio.
Este cereal. va u tener gran IaloE
y grandisima demanda en- todos los
Estados del Centric dc la kepubilca,
iehido d la escasez que de el hay.
La escasez viene dc tempo atras,
pero han ccntribuido a hacerta ma
cor. las rccientes hcladas en- la Ne
a Central. hcladas prematurss y IA
.alcs que han acabadO con mas del
noverta por cicnto dc las labores, asl
Que toda una cytensa region Sc ia
perjudicado notablcmente.
Las cosechas de H;daigo Y &c San
Luis Potosi. que son las unlcas aoun-
!antes. podrian mcjorar en- aigo Ia
s-ituac:on. pero IS el case que va es-
tan practicamente acaparadas.
Lo peor del case. eS que los aca-
paramiertos Sc han hecho. seSun Sc
sahe. con conocimiento Y con aproba-
ci6n dc las autoridadcs locales, q pc
sar de las r~eiteradas protestas de
los vecinos.
Que Sc regiQmente Ia rcntd.
Los coaacrciantes dc Ia com!slon
aiudioa. 1uieren que el Gob:erno del
| centre tome cartas en- el asunto, pro-
hibiendo que los productores de malz
terdan suS cosechas a los acaparado-
res Y pcnicndo IN prccio flo al pre-
cioSo cereal.
Ellos Green que m precio razoha-
bic seria ell de ounce pesos por car
ga. precio que seria impossible 81 los
| acaparadores son los ~encargados de
veader!o, pues entonces llcgara q
valer. como en- otras ocaslones, treln-
ia o cuarenta pesos carga-
\ este precio, el pueblo no podria
a~dquiririo y Ia Situacion general Sc
hariS aun ms grave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
DAN RESlITAD0
LAS DEFENSAS
S0CIALES
En- algunos lugares han
podido hacer frente
a las partidas de
batMoleros

BESIDE .hace varios dias los periodi-
cos de Mexico. muy en- especial los
de la capital de la Republica, vienen
ocupandose del sistema de defensas Sc
ciales que, expontaneamente, estan Or
ganizado algunas ciudades Y pueblos
amenazados por ell bandolerismo croni-
co que impera, por ~desgracia, en- nues-
tro pals. Los diarios en- referencla
aplauden las medidaS tomadas por los
vecinos. V agregan, o soora de ra-
ION, de cue solo asi, con una efectlva
defensa individual, Sc podra purgar al
pals de gavillas a las cuales el carran-
cismo no ha podido eXterminar hasta
ahera.
Hoce mucho tempo que el pals, 6
mejor dicho, las rcgiones infestadas
de bandidos, debieran haber proce-
dido en- esta fornla, pues cue de este
modo Sc lutheran evitado mucnos abo-
minableS atentados, entire ellos. ell de
que fucron victimas unas senorltas Gle
Tacambaro, Michoacan, per parte de
las chusmas de Chavez Garcia.
Hablase de que este individuo. per
segu:do por las fuerzas del Gobierno
en- combination con los veclnos del Is
tado de Michoacan. Sc VIC obligado a
internarse a territorio de GuanaJuato,
donde inmediatamentc Sc organizaro2
cucrpos de defc1sa social para comoa-
trio con toda cnercia. Las autorlda-
dcs de este Estado dicrCn TODD genera
de Facilitates al vecindario, Y Chavez
Garcia, desde lueeo, no pudo repetlc
Ell aquel!a Eptidad del centric de ia
Republica. los actos cspeluZnaItes que
desarroi!ara en- el infortunado Estado
&C Michoacan.
Y ante Ia cvidcacia dc eStos hcchoS'
dieese al propio tempo. que cl GoDler-
no de CarranZa prestara TODD 81 apo
vo q los vccinos para Gue iiever a bue1
tGrmino obra tan plaus!ble creanto. dc
aucvo. lamb;en. los cucrpoS Tural2S, a
81 como las antiques a~cordaGaS que son
los uniccs cag>ccs para combatir a las
gavillas Que ahora. como en- los anejo'
ticnlpos. mercdean por ~vi!iorrios Y SEN
dcrcs. zcmbrando Ia deso!aci6n Y Ia MI
SerIa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Falta tranquiiidad en- In region.

RespecJo dc las condolences genera,
les de la region peCro!ife-a. dice G
v~iaiero cue csran tOdavia muT leloS
dc ser satisfactoria5. rues hasta Ia fc'
cha no Sc tic3en scguridades, Y mn
cho menos 81 cj Gobierno Sc enpcna
,omo parece, e. atacar I Pclaez. has
ia AFRO arlo de sus domi%ics.
.Aleuros jefcs : cficiales ,carran,
c:stas. han impuesto preStamos a los
iefes dc las companies, alcg&ndo qu.
Sc yer obligaGos a clio mieltras Ia
T~esoreria General &c Ia Naci0a les re-
mite fondos para los h2beres Y demai
rastos generates lie campana. Est
: IA circuastancia de que no sc sabi
como Sc r~esclvcrdn las pl4ticas, tie
ne a Tampico en- c~onstante 2oZoora.
Easta hoy el trafico p~etrc!ero con
ticIa co, 81 eXtrarjero bien. nero, CO.
no SO dice. no hay conf!anZa eH Gu:
este estado &c cosas rernancZca asI
nientras no Sc corozcan las condlclo'
mes defiritivas en- cue e. petr0leo que
lara re rec.o d. ,os derechos dc eX'
p~oTtacion.
Una de las cosaS que mas mortlI,'
ca IS 81 hecho de que no sc paSa un2
sen:ana sin que Sc presente aigun in
.idcnte Gesagr2dable entire las compa
mas : los hombres &c arma de dis
.tin,os bandos. Hara cuando mas die
dias Que en- Aitamira Sc reglStro III
combate eatre las fuerzas del Gob!er'
no : las del ~Ingen!ero Oregon, qu>
como Sc sabe. anda pronunclaGo GER
ca &c Tampico.
-Todo este contrihuye a acrecenta'
Ia falta de confianza i Que me refic'
TO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
NovELAS HISToRICAS y PoPULAS6S
4 50 CENTAVOS CApA UNA

dASlSNiSAS Z EOk SLa4NOo
\ 80 CENTAVoS CADA UNA
AIbeta-cc ! EloSsa
Amor Ge Msdre
Diego Corrisntss
JoSa lqanita
"a Hu3rfsna &c brusc:a,
Z! Rarbero d. Seviia
Esp:nas de ura flor
For de IN Dis
Geaovevs de Bravante
Herman Cort=s y Marina
La E-rbera c. "a Palona
Lucrccia BorEia
Los Anantcs de 're-u.
MaEgarit2 dc BorScha
Gscic. 81 moro de NeneciA
Pablo = Virginia
Romeo y Jui:cta
Tre.rta ancs . "a vida &c un jcsado:
A 35 CESTAVoS CADA UNA
BertoiGo, Be-told;no y Cacaseao
Ca-ioraSro o los - Pare &c Francis
Ia Dana &c las CasaeilaS
Nsncn LescaGt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
tlSTh Nc. 2 EN- FL
PROIfMO kUMSRo
ESPIRTTISMO

ESPIRTTISMO
Deyccionario Esprisss .-... s o.6i
e L.ihro de los Mediums ........... 5 Lot
Fl Libro de los Espirieu> ....-..... S 10!
clones S 1.0t
& Evaageiio SeSdn Ell Esri.iisEo S 10!
Fl Cello : el Inferno .....-....... 5 1.0i
ObraS de P6stunas de Allan Kar6ck< 5 I. OF
sQce es ell Epirisismo? ..,........ S=l.0t
Arte de Curar por medic 3el n,ssne-
tismo y sus auxiiiapes, banjo, masa;e
y Sirnnssi. (tela) ........,,... 5 l.5G
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Sc IN \

Patton Ramos. Dc trece aiCs Je
edad Y cUyo dom:cil;o es ll24 5. San
Marcos. Sc extravio AYR Quc sa!iG
con varias p~cr;ora5 de su f]an.i!,a Il
centre dc Ia ciud&d. La po'ic..a pyo-
cura lccaliza:!o para corducnio a &u
hogav
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Lo que sc. opina sObre ell asunto.

Hay. sin embargo. Ia creencia gene
raj de que las cosaS Sc arreglararan
satisfactoriameUtc, Y que en- eSta vez
Ia intransigencia dc C~arranza sc mo-
difique en- partc. antes de que q Ia cues
ton Sc lie dc IN caracter Official inter-
nacional, cue no es dificil que adquiera
81 tenemoS en- cuenta la Ecccsidad que
las ~naciones aliadas tiencn del retr6-
leo de ruestro pals.
HaSta hoy. oficialmente NADIA Sc ha
dicho so5re las piaticas cue para es-
tos momcntos deben haberse va eEta-
blade: pero Sc eSpera conccer en estoS
dias el resultado dc elias. Y de 81 eSta
peSdiente. no solo Ia gente de Tampico.
sino la del pals cntero, que sahc de Ia
seriedad Y dc IA magnitud de cstos ne
gocios.
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ossAs .. VICTOR HUGo

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-Cuando n~ecesite I'd. libros en- es-
panol, pidaics a "a Llbrerta dc isna'
clio e. Lozanc, lis N. Santa Rora Az.
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