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The Irish standard., 1918-04-27

In some places diocesan war rec.
ord is being compiled in the home
chancery. This is likely to be accurate
and thorough, and will afford a splen.
did history for home reading; copy
will aid us greatly.
An appeal is made to the Right Rev.
erend Ordinaries for every suggestion
and help they can give for the direc.
ton and success of the war records,
and every priest is earnestly urged to
cooperate in every way possible.
Every bit of help in compiling the
National Catholic War Records will
count for the honor of Church and
country, and for the glory of the men
who are Offering their life's blood, and
of the women who, in their husbands,
sons. and brothers, are giving of their
hearts blood, for God and the Right.
II. T. DRUMGOOLE, Chairman,
Washington, D. G.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
IRISH LITERARY CLUB MEETING.
Paper On Current Events Of the Year
Read BY Miss Alice O'Brien.

The Irish Literary Club met on Mon
day evening, April Is, at the rooms of
Division No. 2, No. 225 East Hennepin
Ave-, with a good attendance.
Sister DAILY presided at the gather
ing, which was opened with the en-
semble singing of ''The Star Spangled
Banner" Mrs. McBreen then sang a
number of Irish airs in excellent voice
and spirit.
The remainder of the program fol-
lows:
Recitation. Catherine Jeffries
Song. Anna Irving
Current Events Of the Year. ........
Alice O'Brien
Piano solo. 800. Elizabeth McGrath
Dancing. State Pres. Mary B. Daley,
Co. Pres. Anna X. Bryant, Mrs. j.
Dempsey and Mrs. ]. Mulvihill.
Recitation. Mrs. Frank Sullivan
Song. Anna Irving
Accompanied by Miss Neary.
The next meeting will be held with
Division No. 3, May 18th.
The paper read by Miss Alice
O'Br1en; who IS daughter OF one oI
the founders of the Irish Standard,
proved highly interesting and was thor
oughly appreciated. It was as follows:
Current Events Of the Year.
The advent of the great war has
given impetus to many questions vital
to Irishmen and Irishwomen In Ireland
and of great interest to those Of Irish
birth and Irish parentage In all parts
of the world.
Great Britain's declaration of war
on the German Empire, which was
brought about by the violation of Bel
gian territory by the Kaiser's hosts
and the declaration by British states
men that Great Britain was engaging
herself in the terrific conflict to pro
tect the rights of small nationalities
gave rise to a new hope in every Irish
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
TAKES THE PRIZE.
Division No. 3, L. A., A. o. H., Takes
the County Presidents Prize for
Increased Membership.

At the beginning of this year County
President Anna X. Bryant of the
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., offered a
prize of five dollars to the division Sc.
curing the largest gain in member
ship before the first of April. The
prize has been awarded to Division No
3, of Plymouth Avenue North, which
has been able to make the best show.
ing in the recruiting of new member.
ship, though several other divisions
were close competitors for the honor:
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
The Play That Startled BIase New
York.

Next week Shubert patrons will see
Mr.. Meade and Miss Carlisle, who are
giving such a wonderful account of
themselves this week in Cheating
Cheaters," in Sidney Toler's "Play.
things" the drama that made veteran
theater.goers of New York gasp, so
frankly were subject matters of the
play discussed. The story of "Play-
things hinges around the lives of two
young girls, living unprotected in New
York. One comes through the ordeal
unscorched, but the other realizes too
late that she is but a plaything of the
man she trusted. Loved by an hon
orable man comes to the girl the eter-
nal question, shall she tell or be ST.
lent?" Matters are brought to a cru.
cial pass when the man again comes
into her life as the wooer of sister
of the man who loves her. She ia
threatened with exposure of former
days If she does not acquiesce to a
friendship she knows can have but
one ending. Matters reach a supreme
moment of tense emotionalism, when
swift and startling comes q turn of
events which forms one of the most
stirring climaxes Of the modern stage,
incidentally, the author of "Play-
things" has much to say anent par
ents who conceal from dauphters
things all properly should know.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
DIVISION NO. 6, L. A., A. o. II.
HOLDS THRIFT STAMP PARTY.

The ladies of Division No. 6, l.. A.,
A. o. H., assembled at the home of Mrs.
McMullen, 2721 Stevens Avenue South,
on Thursday evening, April 10, as a
Thrift Stamp party. The several
groups engaged in card games with
Thrift Stamps for prizes, instead of
the usual kind. The innovation was
greatly appreciated by the large at
tendance, and resulted in keen compe-
tition for Uncle Sans precious &C.
knowledgement of Indebtedness.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
PRo.cATHEDRALs SCHOOL
TAKES CITY LEAD
surpasses All Others in Liberty Bone
SaIes-$15,5 500 in Uncle Sans
Securities Go to Credit Of
HustIing Pupils.
$40 Sales Were Made to Make This
Excellent Record - Systematic and
Energetic Canvass Brings First
Place Honor to Delighted Pupils and
Teachers.

Pupils and teachers of the Pro- athe-
dral School, as we'll as the Pro-Cathe-
dral pastor, Rev. T. E. Cullen, were
a little more delighted than others
with the success of the Liberty Loan
canvass in Minneapolis, that closed on
Monday, April %, for in addition to
the qualification common to all Min
neapolitans they had achieved a spe-
cial honor for the school.
The subscriptions permitted for pu-
pills of all the schools of the city were
restricted to the minimum price of
bonds, to-wit, fifty dollars, so that it
was purely question Of securing the
largest number of investors in the mat
ter of competition among the schools
a democratic contest in behalf of de-
mocracy.
The sisters in charge of the Pro-
Cathedral Schools made no special
effort to arouse interest in the drive
other than that addresses were made
to the pupils by Mr.. Purdy of the Lib
erty Bond General Committee, and by
Rev. Father Cullen. The pastor took
OSNooAOAA ~ AOA W IAAO OROAAA6 VI IAC
campaign to remind the parishioners
of the efforts of the schools of the
city to make as good a showing as
possible, and expressed the hope that
they would assist in swelling the total
of their own splendid school.
Cards were distributed in the differ
ent grade rooms to those pupils who
volunteered for the service, there be-
ing about an equal number of boys and
girls ranging in age from 8 to Is years.
The results were surprise, for when
the returns were all counted at Liberty
Bond headquarters, it was found that
the Pro-Cathedral pupils had rolled up
80 subscriptions, with an aggregate
of $15,500 in bonds. They had out
stripped all other schools of the city,
their nearest competitor for first place
being the Marcy School, with about
$4,000 in contributions.
Within the school there was a sharp
contest between the several rooms for
first place, which was awarded to
Room No. 16, with 70 subscriptions.
Uncle Sam has no more sturdy cham
pions in patriotic drives than the alert
boys and girls of the Pro. Cathedral
School.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
J. r. BRoDlE OF DICKINSON, N. D.
VISITS FRIENDS HERE.

J. F. Brodie, dealer in lands and
manager of the Consolidated Coal Co.,
Dickinson, N. D., paid business visit
to the city recently. Mr.. Brodie sees
great future for North Dakota, and
particularly for that section of the
state in which he lives, which, he says,
is in a most prosperous condition.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
been besieged with inquiries regarding

Assisting Mrs. T. w. Kelly in the
committee of arrangements are Mes
danes w. w. Hughes, ]. C. Crowley,
John Fox, Frederick j. O'Malley, Ed
ward Murnane, w. w. Allen, R. Hum
phrey, Barent Reilly, Arms, p. Murphy
and John Kelly.
The gentlemen of the committee are
Messrs. Richard Fredericks, Alfred
Fredericks, Leo Keenan,, and Leo
Crowley.
The program arranged will in part
consist of:
REGULATIONS Swedish dialect) ......
Observation-Disclosures. .Stacia Barber
Irish Dances, in costume. ........
Observation-Disclosures dorothy O'Malley
There will also be number of 9TH
er literary, musical, and dancing num-
bers, including some of the Terpsi-
chorean features of the olden times
that will serve to increase the long
evity and cheerfulness of those who
see and participate in them.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
DR.. THOS. p. RYAN
DENTIST
Offices:
Physicians and Surgeons Building,
Corner 9th and Nicollet Ave.
N. w. Phone, Nicollet 1913.
L. A., A. o. II. COUNTY BOARD
MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of the
County Board of the L. A., A. O. H.,
was held, at No. IL South Seventh St.
on Tuesday evening of this week. Mrs.
Anna K. Bryant presided over the ses-
sion which was we'll attended. Many
interesting features of the general and
local progress of the order were dis.
cussed and plans laid for future activi-
ties.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27

A Judge was questioning an Irishman
at a recent trial. "He took you by
the throat and choked you, did he?"
asked the Judge.
"He did, Sort" said Pat. "Sure, sorr.
he squeezed me throat till thought
he would make cider out of me Adams
apple"
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27

Tommy Atkins, ashore on leave in
Dublin, met a full-bearded Irishman
and thought he would have little fun
with him. II sye, Pat" he said, when
are We goin' to place yer whiskers on
the reserve list?"
"Whin We place yer tongue on the
civil list, begorra,", was Pats come
back.-Exchange
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
PRAISE
FAITH R
M0LLING R
Tens Of Thousands Adopt His
Sensible Natural Health System.
ingredients Used in Famous
Herb Tea Handed Down
from Biblical Days.!
Natures Way Cannot Be In
proved by Human Skill.

Father Mollinger's wonderful medi-
cal knowledge was discovered by sick
people when he was Western Penn
sylvania missionary. His success re-
lieving the sick increased his fame.
During the closing days of his life
10000 ailing people sought his help in
single day. He wrote over $4,000
prescriptions. His FAMOUS HERB
TEA was one of his greatest formulas.
1t comprises all the amazing medicinal
offerings of Mother Earth in precious
herbs, plants, roots, etc. For stomach,
liver, kidney ills or rheumatism, con-
stipation, indigestion, headaches, It is
without peer. 1t eliminates body
poisons and enables you to resist the
germs dormant in the human system.
A one dollar package lasts five months.
Write today enclosing $1.0O cash,
stamps or money order.
If you want it sent so you can pay
at your own post office we will mail
it C. o. D.
Mollinger Medicine Co.
1903 MoIIinger Building
IA East Park Way IN. 81
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
Best Time To
Gain New Flesh
Those Who are Thin and Pale
Should Take Father Johns
Medicine Now

cine is best for this purpose because
1t is made Of pure and wholesome
food elements which strengthen and
bWld up those who are weak and run
down and are easily taken into the
system. No alcohol or dangerous
drugs.
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
AT THE SHUBERT.

GRACE CARLISLE
IN "PLAYTHlNGS"
The Irish standard., 1918-04-27
NATIONAL CATHOLIC WAR COUNCIL
ARRAKGEs FOR war RECORDS
A SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNT CATHOLIC
PARTICIPATION is TO BE PROVIDED FoF

Socteues newspapers
tons and Agencies Asked Assist
Priests and Bishops Requested to Make
gestons and Give Cooperation n
Soldiers
Many Catholic Activities by
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
Son atacados
los iindiios
yaquis
Sc LHBRO UN GRAN
COMBATE
FrerOn encontradaS muertaS al
gitnas mujeIes que andaban
peIeand0 con los indiOs
irI"grama Especial para IA rtEN~i

ir'"9ra''a E>p''''' para
DOUGLAS, ArIz., Aofll Ell c"i''
sui c~arranclsta en- eSta clGoao' ives
g. Lelevier, ACADIA de reclor an men
! SAFE tirmado por e! general PluFaEco
Elias Gales, comanaahte Mlii'af oe'
veclno EStaGo De sonora en- el que 'e
ccmuAlca haoerse 'eF'l'c'"o u" 'o"'
bate entire 'fop"S oe las que 50" "
sus oroeneS y que Sc hai'"o" II man
do d!feIlo 0ei genera 'N'eJ"''"' Id"
re y uno DC los Prllc''3'eS "'cieo9 'e-
2e.Hes "e los E~4u'S'
'e %s|'i'" ~" - l">
me- E''"S
Us r~am,L.
-'-i H"s " =.
@e''Ii'ieIo" " IDS ""'ot ~
res S"oer COZ !" "ep'"" 'P"
que IN hucieo coH9'"ei"o'e "e !''"4oS
H'Nu!' 50 e"N"'t''"o"
IRA De bata's'e' Ell = E''eii'' std
do Y en- VISTA ne e!!o' st "'SPuSo qu.
las faerlaS carrahcis'@S que eS'&h a
-.ando dc! general Mango enPrehaie'
ran deSde iue%o IN a'aqUe Soofe e.
-oSa que Sc !!e;o 4 caOo con "a ma
GcE ~EroatltuH Pos'o'e.
FL resultado de est" comDa'e I"e
que una vez que sc ob!l@o a los IN
dos 4 dispersarss lntern"ndose Ell 10
mas abrupto de Ia ]serrania, las fuer'
2as ~carranclstas pudleron enconIrai
en- e! terreno del com0ate los cadaVe-
res de cuarenta ' clnco yaquls, entire
los que fueron hallados varloS de mu
! ~ieres. 10 que ha pueSto de manifesto
que en- Ia campaha que esta hacienda
csta tribu contra el gobierno carran-
ciSta hasta las mHJeres @stan tomanoo
parte dc II ane tan ac'''" que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
LUCIA

Esta roche 4 las $50 teadra lugar
en- el Beethoven Hall unae lucha de las
llamadas "catch-aS-catch-can' entire
los notableS atietas Adoiph Ernst Y
Geo kotsonaros.
Entire los aficionados a esas diver
stones hay un gran entusiasmo por
asistir al e~spectaculo porque real
mente reSulta sensational 81 cncuea-
tro entire Ernest y el griego Kotsona-
ros, quien hace POGO sostuvo una lu-
cha notabilislma en- el Beethoven.
kotsonaros es I'M hombre de prodi-
giosa fuerza y de una constitution
formidable y q~uienes 10 han visto lu-
char dicea que 81 10 Sc d~istrajera tan
to miranda al pIblico. tend-ia STEM
pre- asegurada II victoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
La Influenza
alemana en-
Guaymas
DOSCONSULES DES
AUTORaZADOS
Las autOridadeS les cancelar0n
ell exeluatur a de- Estados
Uridos y al de ingIaterra
Trlrgrama Especial para IA rRENSi.

icIPuTiha L>p'Fidt para III ihLNHt.
WASHINGTON, Abfil DE acuer-
do con la information que Sc ha re-
cibido hoy en- esta Capital, las auto
! ridadeS carrancistas de Guaymas, Son.
Mex, han cancelado ell e~Xequatur del
consul americana Simpich q cau;a de
que este empleado trat6 de cumplir
con las instrucciones recibidas del De
partamento de Estado en- relacio2 con
evitar ell concrete americana con las
firmas de negociaciones radicadas en-
Mexico que estan inciuidas en- il lista
negra.
Segun rezan las informacioEes re-
cibidas sobre este asunto, las auto
ridadeS no solamente ejecutar0n cSt@
acci0n con el consul americana. sino
que hicieron otro tanto con e! consul
ingles acreditado en- Ia referida pc
blaci0n, sobre quien echan Ia respon-
sabilidad de haber instigado al consul
Slmplch d que mpldlera Ell GeSemoar-
que de efectos transportados por un
barco americana a ia consignaci6n de
firmas que aparecen en- la va citada
lista negra.
Entire los altos empleadOs del De-
partamento de Estado hay la Green
cia de que esta accion de las autori-
dades carrancistas dc Guaymas Sc de-
be Ia Influenza alemana Y Sc espera
que una protesta presentada ante Ell
gobierno de CarranZa por el embaja-
dor americana bastard para ~asegurar-
les la debida protection V garantias,
en- 10 SUCCESSIVE, a los coHsules en- el
ejercicio de sus funciones oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
SUFRIO QUEMADURAS EN- FL.
CUERPO

La sonora Schmidt, que vive en- IA
casa numero 239 de Ia Gale Garden,
Sc encontraba aver e~ntregada a sus
labores domesticas, usando de una es-
tufa de petr6ieo. cuando esta hizo ex-
plosi6n o~casionaGo a la sonora
Schmidt algunas Quemaduras en- Ell
Icuerpo. La casa empezo a inceudiar-
Sc: pero la oportuna p~resencia de los
bomberos hizo que las perdidas fue-
ran insignificantes. La quemada que
do curandose en- su casa al cuidado
del medico de la familia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
LETICIA.
ARCUCIAS De LOS CHAUFFEURS
GLE YI0LAN........
(Viene de la TAI

CLOS a5iertos por el asombro, a Yer co
mo su esgoso accompaniment al gendar-
re. sin ha2er Ia menor oposici6n nj
tartamudear Ia mas leve excusa.
De nuevo en- presencia del lIagis-
tr&.io, Clark fue acusado de violar Ia
leE relativa a trdfico Y de alQuilar
'hijos' para enganar a la justicia V
evitarse las multas. por 10 que fue
sentenciadc a cinco dias de carcel V
4 pagan una multa doble de la que
Sc le hubjera impLesto 81 no hubiera
ocarrido al estcatagema de p~resentar-
Sc como padre postizo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
.NOTAS De POLIClA
10 ATROPELLO UNA BICICLETA

Tn joven de corta edad llamado
Felipe Bernard, fut ~atropellado por
una bicicleta en- Ia esquina de las
GALES Grayson y Avenida Rivers.
Ia madre de Bernard Sc present6 a
L. policia quejandose del atropello
Sufrido por 81 hijo Y pidiendo ell
castigo del cicliSta; pero no Sc lie pu-
do aten;ler por que aQuel escape des-
puGs de .ocurrido el a]ccidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
AUTO ROBADO.

No obstante las grandes activida-
des de Ia policia pcrsiguiendo a los la
drones de automobiles. estos no des-
cansan en- su tarea, pues aver NADIA
menos. le fue robado al DR.. Mcdaniel
su coche Buick dc cinco pasajercs,
marcado con ell registro numero....
15O.S77.
Sc recomend6 q los agentes de to-
dos los cuerpos de policia al servicio
&c las autoridades c~iviles, que busca-
ran la maquina y ca]pturaran a quie-
les caminaran en- ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

G. M-Hc.SjngtoH, KanSas.-No
cs exacto 10 cue lie nan contado acer-
c. lie que el gobierno este cobrando
el disz por cianto sobre las cantida-
des depositadas en- los Baacos Y me-
los aun que ,os Bancos 10 esten ha-
cierdo nor Su cuenta en- proVecho
&el propio g~ooierno. Este uItmo p"-
"a aroiJrarSe los recursoS que nece-
eta para Ia guerra esti acudien@o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
No ha faltado cu;ea haya

No Ia faltado qu;e1 haya
que-ido invssigar las ven
tajas de tan gran descu5-i-
miento, avoczndose con e.
descubridor, e Quinico ,
Farnaceutico kroa5erger,
(9+3 Kearny St, San Fran
cisco, Cal.) quien Ia sido
con6ecorado el las mas &C.
iebraGas Universidades dc
Europa,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

/. !. P. Ciudad-Tengo muy bue-
mas rercrencias de- csc Cole@:o V creo
que al podr;i listed mandar, sin re-
yurc. . su h!iIta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

IN subscriptor.-Paris. Texas
Para poder dec;rle algo acerca de 10
que o pregunta es neceSario que
nos prcporcione los datoS siguientes:
i Ia nina hace berrinche NADIA mas
o 81 10 que comienza sjendo un emo
10 tiene alguna manifestation poSte-
rior diferente, por ejemplo 81 sc
aone morada 4 faerza de tanto To-
.ar, = e dan conyulsiones o 81 tie
ae djficultad para respirar. 81 es
nuro enojo bien puede acudir Z dar-
le una o dos nalgadaS bien dadas,
Gro 81 ticne alguna otra cosa de las
manifestations que le indicamos u
otra distinta de elias. Sc tratara pro-
bablemente de alguna enfermedaj
que. aunQue no revestira ninguna
~gravedad segdn creemos. 81 amerita
otrO tratamiento Que le indicaremo-
en- cuanto recibamos su reSpueSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

mucHoS lnfelices cue, no de ahora, han
SlYito en- conSinua ansieta6 por 81 tenor
de no rodsT curarSe y dc ser a7a car5a pa
ia los amigos y para Ia P-ooia f2E1'.ia, ter
minEran por conslderar ei 1ue.o oescGcrI-
un!en.o como VI ~ys-cadero don del c!elo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

Cuando necesite libros en- espanOl,
diriiase i Ignacio z. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
-Yiene Gle la Pag. Ga

Pero habiendo teriGo not.ciaS de
estos proyectos el gobierno de Ne
Sico. Sc comision6 al General lose
Maria Yahez para que batiera a los
filibusteros. FL 13 de Julio de ese
ano sc trabo I'm combate enure las
tropas de Ia Republica. que llegaban
apanaS . 500 hombreS V los fill
busterOs siendo q reSultado de e
la derrota mas completa de los dlti-
mos, la dispersion de los que sobre-
vivieron ' Ia captura del jefe de IA
expedition que, previo juieiO. fue
fusilado el y de Agosro.
E f. S.-Monrenci, Arizona.-La
obra Ell pacro de sangre" IS n de
las mas i~ntereSanteS Y divertidsS
que escribi6 uno de los mas popu!a-
res e~scritores franceSes. PonSon Gu
Tcrrail Y nara las proezas revad&s
a cabo Dor IN punado de hombres
qIe llevan por nombre e. de Los
Compa6eroS de "a espada." Den5ro
de muy breveS diaS estari q Ia en-
IA en- In Liberia del senior Ignacio
(. Lozano ' 81 Sc interesa pOr ella
dehc pedirla desde luego para que
50 n manden inmediatamente cue
quede terminada. Su precio es &c
i.25.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
6i7 n0InrnSa II.

IaS Y a!LVIe.as COZ e! L.N.'!aIlCo
Sloan's, que es facil de aplicarse.
Prontamente pcnetra sin f~rOtarlo- ES
mas limpio que los anticuados en-
plaS:os o ungiientos, cue no hacen
mas que manchar el cuts.
Para dolores reumaticos. neuralgia,
gotta, lumbago, contusioneS, lastima-
duras e inflamaciones de los miscu-
los. tenga q Ia mano el Li2imento
SloaE's.
De venta en- to6as las boticaS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
pN huEVc oCscusRIMIENTo
mARAVILCso Cs uN FAMoso
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA

Entire tcs -~1L,-ip!cS Observation-Disclosures 70.
Gernos h=cEos sH SensiIc.o C IL hur1anl-
dad, sc ia anurcIado uno de sraa5e I'm
portancla en- e. Tundo &c = Ge5iCina y
cue esta deStinsGo a prcduc!r I'm se1ti-
nlento de consue;o al puhl:co cr genera! y
en- particular a una numeToSd c!ase dc
paclen.es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
Secci0r1 de Consultas

4 dos procedimientos: n rs el de
los bonos V ~eStampillas de ahoTt"
que es un prestamo que Sc lie hacc
baio determinadas condolences Y
ctro. e. establecimiento de contrib
clones eS1eciales de acuerlo con de
tarminada reglam"ntacioM V en- pro-
Yorci6n variable sceGl los rccursos
de los interesadns. Al Que tieHe d.
nero en- IN Ban"o bicn L. puede srl-
ccder cue tenGa QUE regar su con
tribuci6n de guerra pero e'lo no Sc
r. ror 81 hecho de tenor 81 iinero
eli Sino Dor estar comprendido
Geryro de IA ley V 10 mismo tendria
cue ragar aunQue tuviera su dinero
guardado en- SUI casa.
J. y H.-HaydQn, Arizona.-El
"pacto De Sangre' Sc pondra 4 n
vcnta en- una o dos semanas mas y
va!e $l.25.
La legua tiene 400 metros Y Ia
vara tiene S2S milimetroS.
Las manchas que aparecen en- IL
ca~a cast 3iempre obedecen 4 des-
arreglos del higado V asi es mas ma
tural atacar e. nal en- su origen que
81 SuS manifestations. lie reco-
mendamos pueS, Qle tome. por al
gan tempo. las pastillas de Cham.
ne.lain para el hisado Y un t6nico
para Ia Sangre cue puede ser el
Vino de Zarzaparrilla del DR.. Aver,
ambas medicinaS de acuerdo con las
,HstruccioneS que las acompanan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-05
Naudingas nuosprendis
darbininkems.

st. Paul, MINI. -VirSiau-.
sias valstijos teismas pa
skelbe nusprendima, kad
maziausio uzmokescio mo-
TERMS darbininkems istaty-
mas, pravestas Minnesota
valstijoj,, yra konstituciji-
mis-.
Sulyg to istatymo, ma
zziausias uzmokestis mote
rims didesniuose miestuose
turi but $3.50 sayaiteje, ma
zesniuose miestuose 1925.
Istatymas buyo pravestas
1913 metals. Kaip matome,
fabrikantai prizes istatyma
buvo pakele byla il jo pra-
yedjma vilkignp per kelis
metus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-05
Daugelis rubsiuviu
be darbo. 5

New York. Gionai yra
suvirs $4,000 rubsiuviq be
darbo. Yra tai delto, kad
sios Sales, znlones, ypac tur-
tingesni, 'sumazino savo
nuolatines islaidas, skiria-
mas paredams il, abelnai,
visokiems drabuziams.
Visokios skleidziamos Ii
MOS apie darbo zmoniq sto-
ka, zinomay syra neteisingos.
Valdiska statistika liudija,
kad nors kai ikuriose darbo
Sakoser yra stoka ,islavintq
darbininku, tai teciau, abel
mai INFANT, New Yorke yra
.F -
CANA daug zlnoniq |be darbo.
Tie laikraSciai, katrie
skleidzia zinias apie darbi-
ninku stoka ir apie uzdar-
bus po $50 ir $75 savaiteje,
pirmiausia sako neteisybe,
gi paskui. gimdo suirute
prekyboje. Daugelis darbi-
ninku, prisiskaite ziniq apie
milziniskus uzdarbius, ap-
leidzia pelningas vietas ir
jjiesko tu didziuliq uzdar-
blu. Neatrade paskui pale
ka be .darbo.s il tue budu
dideja skaitlius bedarbip. =.