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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17
ST. JOHNS.

ST. JOHNS.
Sunday, July 21st, worship at 10:30
a. m. A patriotic service and flag
dedication will be held in the evening
at eight o'clock. This service will
be conducted in the English language.
All are welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17

SWEDISH M. E. CHURCH.
Gustav O. Westman, pastor.
Oak Park: Sunday school 10 a. M;
sermon II a. m.
Kandiyohi: Sunday school p. m.;
sermon p. m.
Willmar: No Sunday school. Ser
mon at 1880 p. m.
Rev. E. A. Wahlquist, the superin
tendent Of Minneapolis district, will
attend the quarterly conferences as
follows: Kandiyohi, July "a; Oak Park
July rs; W1llmar, July 26th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17

UNITED LUTHERAN SYNOD

OA>AA = I'LL LIZ A4G1AS<AAN 01 NO0s
Rev. ]. N. Andersen, pastor.
Next Sunday, the annual outing of
the Mems Union will be held at H. s.
Tallakson's place, east of the city.
Services in English at II a. m. Cars
will leave the church at 10 q. m.
Last car leaves at 1890. Bring your
lunch and spend the day with us.
Coffee will be served by the Mems
Union.
The East Vinje Ladies Society meets
with Mrs. Niels Tallakson tomorrow
(Fhursday) afternoon.
The Vikor Ladies Aid Society meets
with Mrs. Howland next Wednesday
afternoon.
The Confirmation class meets on
Saturday at 10 a. m.
LUTHERAN FREE.
Rev. Nicolay Nilsen, pastor.
Morning worship 10:30. Rev. A.
Rykken of Wang, N. D. will preach.
No evening worship.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Confirmation class meets Thursday
afternoon at one O'Clock and Saturday
at $3.50 a. m.
Western Dovre Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Netland, 512 c. Street,
Friday afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,

Services next Sunday at ten-thirty
o'clock in the morning and at eight
o'clock in the evening. The Sunday
School meets at. eleven forty-five o.
clock. Epworth League at seven
o'clock. The evening services will be
patriotic. The program will consist
in display of flags, patriotic songs
and an address by the pastor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17
SWEDISH BAPTIST.

Trott Ave and Third st.
Rev. Paul Hallin, pastor.
Thursday this week, prayer meeting
in Sunday school room at eight O'Clock
p. m.
Next Sunday: Sunday school at $3.50
a. m. At 1O:45 a. m. sermon by Rev.
D. r. Lagergren of Fahlun.
There will be no evening services.
A cordial welcome to all.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17
HH H H HH
Boys Who Left Monday Afternoon
To Enter j. s. Service

Harlow r. Kerr
Hjalmar Oscar Hoaglund
Albert N. Tommeraasen
Ole Rangvald Olson
Arnold Gustrud
Melvin Ogren.
They will receive Mechanical Train
ing at the Dunwoody Institute of Min
neapolis.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17

SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH..
G. N. Tegnell, pastor.
Sunday school $3.50; Morning serv
ice 1O:45; Evening service p. m
Willing Workers will meet at Swan
Anderson's, COZ Fourth st. West on
Friday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Anderson will
serve refreshments. Everybody vel
come.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17

Services in Mamre next Sunday
10: 30 q. M.
Services in English at Pennock Sun
day evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17


Jesper Holmquist, pastor.
H0gmassa next Sunday at 10: 80
a. m. Evening service in the English
language at 8 o'clock.
No m1d-week service this week.
The Bethel Ladies Society meets
at the church Thursday, July 25th at
3 p. m. instead of this week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson ar
rived Sunday morning from Candy for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mats Linman of Fahlun township.
Mr.. Anderson is in the next draft from
Yellow Medicine county.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
nIeh Cost es Patches.

There Is M economy In patches. You
may have q frugal wife who persists
In patching your trousers. but you al
ways feel miserable and degraded In
such garments. They make you feel
like a thief. or like 30 cents In counter.
felt money. You are forever trying to
hide them from view. have
worn them myself and ] know how un-
easy a man feels In good society when
he expects each gust OF wind 10 fan
his coat tails aside. exposing HIS wife's
neediework. Zim writes In Cartoons A
patch In the seat Of your trousers. y
II be accidentally exposed In public.
will reduce your market value 99h
per cent. n you cannot AFFORD 20 sud
den and enormous a decline In your
stocks. and are not prepared TO cover
margins. you'd better accept, q fools
advice and unload your holey belong
ings upon the ragmsn before your wife
gets out her darning needle aud patch
bag.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
INSURANCE AWAITS RELATIVES

The Government is hunting the
heirs of J. y. Huffman, a negro sold
Ter. drafted from Bagdad. KY, who
died recently at Camp Zachary Tay-
lor. The negro carried $4,000 Of
Government life insurance. and a
check for this amount is awaiting
his relatives.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
AFTERNOON SESSION.

2:0O-3 :00 Round Table Discussion
charge Of +. L. Miley.
3:0O-3:30 Address by President
"Our Futrure Program.
Closing Hymn and Benediction.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30

meeting occurred. II was NJ the cor.
ner grocery. Fredn came hurrying In
with the base Of an old stove, her self.
consciousness NJ having to carry this
awkward burden only making her
checks pinker and her eyes roundcr.
"Piense ~ this with OIL she told
the grocer's hoy, and then hiushed 4
little roster ~ she realized that Victor
Paige was standing Al her elbow. tie
iook his hat IN. and then. when .Freda
sverted her look he swkvsrfly waved
his hat IN flic air and stroked the cat
with the hrlm ~ " ~ try tn convince
himself ihai he hnd meant TO take u
IN nnywry md that hr wss not BIT
cinbarrns.rd by rrc''a.s hauteur
I'VE Eint got no oll--nr sold out
cnme frum the grocer's hoy. Just ~
Victor I'nige VAS inaulring ~ the
grocer himself whether II happened
equipment. In the grocery store hack
In his New England home town he re-
called that such trinipg articles were
always sold. And as the siocer as
sured HIN that the only places to get
such things were the household fur
nlshing stores. and they we're all
closed because u was coalless Mon
day. he conhied 10 him. Hs knew the
grocer didn't care. and he didn't cnre
whether he lid care. but be spoke In
a loud clear voice. Could u have been
that u was for Fredn's benenii
"You see. the woman that keeps
house for me suggested that II I
bought some oil I could manage TO
keep warm. even when tho steam was
not up In the apartment. and ] was
such an ass as TO forget that one
really needed something TO burn II In.
I have q r,dion OF oil. but what good
does that dof"
Freds did listen. and for just one
moment she was tempted 20 tell her
neighbor that between the two they
might manage to get some sort OF
result. But she didn't tell him. She
hurried home. walking faster and
faster as she heard his footsteps be
hind her. He overlook her just 40 she
reached the landing Oh which both
their apartments opened. and would
have spoken to her enly that she
closed the door rather unceremcnious-
~ In his face. She knew she had been
rude. hut for some unaccountable res-
sons she took satisfaction In her heart
lessness.
A half hour later. when Victor Paige
answered a slight ring at his doorben.
he wore q skating cap. a bathrobe, an
overcoat. hockey stockings and gal
ioshes. He found Freda Tilson on the
landing. She was very sorry 10 dis
turb him. she told him. but she had
received word from the editor In the
once where she worked that. because
he had been unable TO dispatch some
copy for her to do at home. he would
like her to put In the day taking die
tation on the typewriter from Mr..
Paige. Wasn't II bunny that Mr.. Paige
happened TO be connected with the
same officei Did he wish 20 come into
her apartment. or should she come
into hisi There was small choice ;
both were arctic.
Ten minutes later Victor Paige. carry.
ing an odoriferous gallon cf kerosene.
some Ill-kempt notes on stray bits of
paper. and a dish of apples--victor
could not write without apples for re-
freshment-went into rreds's smnIl
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30

Tommy. you mustn't play with that
little Grupplns boy. HIS manners need
mendlng."
That's all right. ma. I'm working
on his mannerA II they don't improve
In a day or two lose my standins -
the hardest hittin' hid In my block"
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30

For any itching skin trouble. piles,
eczema. salt rheum. hives, itch. scald
head. herpes. scabies, Doan's Oint.
ment Is highly recommended. 6Oc
box nj al stores
ADVERTISEMENT
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
Coallcss
Monday
~
By MARCIA MEREDITH

tcopyrisht. 1918 by the Mcclure Nswsps-
per qynficatsl
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
FEMALE SPY.

Madame Marie X. de Victorica,
believed by officers Of the Depart
ment Of Justice To be one of the most
active Of Gcrmany's agents in this
country for the past year, was ar
rested at a fashionable Long Island
hotel and taken TO New York as a
dangerous enemy alien.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30

He--You must remembsr, dear. We
are Just starting out In life and ws
must economize. ~
she--But don't you think ecttins
into debt Il lhs best wayi Then veil
have 10 seoAomikes
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30

For baby's Group, willie's cuts and
bruises, mothers sore throat. Grand
mas lamenesS-Dr. Thomas Eclec-
tic oil-the household remedy. soc
and 60c.
A
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30

ifristipn inurCneS VIII meet IN tnis
city from May TO May 3.
The President is DIR. NJ. G. Buck
,ner. Of Owonboro. and Mrs. C. A.
CundifT. Of this city, is Secretary.
PROGRAM.
Wednesday Night. May Z.
7:3O-7:tb Praise Service.
7:i5-s:Oo Devotional Message by
President.
S:00-s:i5 Welcome Address by
Lorenzo X. Wood.
s:l5-s:30 Response by Visitors.
s:3o-9:Oo Address by-E. l.. Mi
ley. "Our Task in This District"
Thur.dsy Morning.. May 2.
9:00-9:30 Conferences.
9:i5-10;0O Devotional
io:oo-lo:35 C. W. B. NJ. District
Reports.
io:35-Ii 90 C. W. b. NJ. State
Work. Mrs. W. C. Stanley.
OFFERING.
ii:00-l1 80 "(ur Church Pro-
gram" Z. L. Mily.
II :30-I2:00 "Bnle School Prob
lems.' Horace Khigsbury.
12:00-2:0o LInch and Recrea-
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:0O-2:20 "The Circles" Mrs.
W. c. Stanley.
2:20-2:30 C. W. b. NJ. Litera-
ture. Mrs. Mary Walden.
2:30-3:3O Address and Confer
ence on Christian Education, by
Chancellor Homer W. Carpenter.
3:3O-4:00 TX. c. B. S. A. Prob
lcms." Horace Kingsbury.
4.0O-7 80 Supper and Recreation.
Thursday Night, May 2.
7:30-S:l5 Devotional and Widows
and Orphans Home Period, J. S.
Hilton and Children.
OFFERING.
s:15-9:OO Address by T.. B. Barnes,
"The Whole Task Of the Whole
Church"
Friday Morning. May }.
9;00-9:30 Conference.
9.45-l0:00 Devotional.
lo;oo-io;2o "The Boys and Girls, y
Mrs. Mary Walden.
10:20-i0:30 C. w. b. NJ. Home De
partment, Mrs. w. C. Stanley.
10:30-11: 90 "a Unanimous church
L. l.. Miley.
11:OO-1i ;25 Elements Of Weakness
and Elemnts of Strength in 0ui
Bible Schools" Everett S. Smith.
ii:40-i1:55 "Mcn and the Bibl'
School," A. b. Houze.
12:00-2:O0 Lunch and Recreation
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:0O-3 :O0 Round Table Discussion,
charge Of Z. L. Miley.
3:00-3:30 Address by President,
"Our Futrure Program.
Closing Hymn and Benediction.
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
SALE
WILL ON
Thursday, May z,

On the premises known as the
McCarty farm, two miles east of Ora
cey, KY, and 8 miles from Hopkinsville.
offer for sale at public auction. my
LIVE STOCK, farming implem nts and
machinery of all kinds used IN the ope-
ration of 700 acre farm.
Col. A. S Tribble will be the auc-
sioneer Sale at 10 a. m, rain or shine
Barbecue on the grounds.
Terms made known on day of SALE
l.. w. WATKINS
Daily Kentuckian., 1918-04-30
INSTITUTE
OF CHURCH WORKERS OF
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MEETS
HERE WEDNESDAY.

The Second District Institute Of
Christisn Churches will meet in this
c,ty from May I TO May 3.
The President is DIR. NJ. G. Buck
ner. Of Owonboro. and Mrs. c. A.
Cundifr. Of this city. is Secretary.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
II EVEKIS
DISGUSTADOSCON
LA ENTENTE

AMSTERDAM. Julio EEL Pr
me- Ministro Boisheviki. Nicolas lie
nine. Sc haila q punto DE romper las
re~!aciones diplomaticas de Russia con
il Gran Brstana Y cualquiera otra po-
tencia aliada de Is entente. que ten
ga ~relaci0n con ell de5smbarco de fuer
Zas armadas en- la costa murmana,
segin cxp-csan roticias que Sc dicer
haberse recibiGo cn Berlin, %proceden-
tes de Moscou.
Segin Sc decia en- IN despacho pro-
cedente de Moscou, recibido Ell esta
capital o la via de Amsterdam, hace
dias, ell gobierno bolsheviki nabl"
pcdido a la Gran BretaHa e. inmedla-
to reembarque de las tropas que !la-
bian sido dcsembarcaGas en Ia costa
murnana. Ese desembarco sc llevo a
efecto, como Sc recordara. a peticion
expresa de los ciudadanos rusos v
ia poblaci0n local ha estado ayudando
a esas tropas a defender las bahias
de los hielos V 4 mantener "a comun;-
cacion ferroca-rilera c PetTogrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
OTRA DERROTA TURCA
EN- LA PALESTINE

LONDRES. Julio o2.-Las tropas
tarcas atacaron las posiciones ingle-
s.as en- Palestine. que domiran los pa
SOS del Jordan Y los de5fi!aderos al
norte de Jeric0 ell Sibsdo en- Ia noche.
E! Ninisterio de Ia Guerra informa
que los ing:sses restablccieron total
mente las p~osiciones en- las que Ell
erenigo habia penetrado Y lie hicle-
ron mas de 500 pisioaero:. entire los
Que Sc incluia I'm regular numero de
alenaneS.
Ell lrico puents que existia soore
el Jordan eGa Ell llaHado Ghoraniyh, a
siete = media millas al norte del Mar
Muerto y cuatro Y media al oeste dc
Jeric6. Sin embargo, dos mlllas al
norte del pueate, existe el paso de
Madesi Ford y en- csc punto eStabit-
cieron las fuerzas del general Allen
by, n fortificacion cabsza de puen-
te. en- Mario ultimo.
FL > de Mayo los turcos Sc habian
retirado sobre la margen oriental, ha-
cia cl norte, hasta un lugar Eamado
Ell Aura, sobre el Jordan, fernando
una comba al norte del mar que mioe
doce millas y desIuyerol 81 puenss'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
OTRA VEZ QUIEREN
REUNERSE LOS
SOCIALISTS
30 sc-.-.io E.a,c,zl Z, - pRGNsA..

Del sc-rreio Esoee:4! Dc III PeENS.i."
AMSTERDAM. JULIO 22.-Ei or
garo socia}i7ta dc Berlin. 'NoTaer;s'
rlbiica una COMMUNICATION dirig;da I
Camille Huysmans. de Belg.ca. Secre'
ca-io lie los Soc22iiztas in5,rnaciona-
les. por q Gomitc Executive del Par
lido Democ-atico Social Alcman, en-
Ia Sc lie reptile el dc5eo De csc par
lido, de part.cipar CT una conferen-
,ia international que sc verifiQue eli
IN pa!s neutral. La communication de
-cferencia agrega:
"Particularmante preSumimoS que
os REPRESENTATIVES de los socialistaz
s~me-icanos, Que s;empre han eytado
| ~nrezeutes en- los recientes congresses
ie los socialists int7rnacjonales, Sc
-an invitados Ell esta OCCASION tam
len"
La communication dice que 81 par
lido socialists a!eman. por conducto
de SIS po-tavoccs, siemQre sc ma mos
trado partidario de una paz por e
tendimiento. sin anexiones nj inden;-
nizaciones Y sobra IA base de Ia pro-
pa determination de los derechos de
los pue5tos. Ag-eGa IA communication
rov ult;mo, 2carca de Ia question dc
Oriente:
"~Seguran2-nte IA v:sto listed POI
nc on4icioS dol Pn;che+ap. que el par
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
CON $500 QUEDO MR..
FULLER SATISFECIO
De una FECH0RIA
De ST. ESPOSA
En- cambio, 6! que page
los qulElielltos pesos,
Sc a~rrepintiio y anda
d~emandandIo a Mr.
Fuller.

ESy.c;cl per. "a PRENSI"
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jllio Is CCAE
70 vale ell honor de listed senior Fc-
Ter?
Mi honor no tiene precio.
NO tiena ~precio...y 10 he ven
dido listed por quinientos dollars.
Singular fTagmento de diaiogo.
;Eerdad. ~lector? Parece final &c VI
~chascarrillo de esos que los periods
tas c~olocan para llenar al final de
los articu!os. y, sin embargo. fueron
dos hombres, uno de clos invciGoo
con L. alta representation de juez y
el otro nuy humane t"demasiado hu-
mgno." tal vez) los que 10 ~sostuvie-
ron.
;El origen del dialogo? Un no
81, una cosa horrorosa, qde
produce risa. pues "a Indignation es
algo Que esta muy lejos del ridicuio.
e. singular ST.. Burdick-
FL senior Burdick tieue POGO me-
nos de treinta amos, un rancho y un
aatomovIl de e<os que andan cerca
del corrientisimo Ford. Y, tambien,
tiene eI senior Burdick IN achaque
cue mIchos humanos tienen 81 el
destino les reserve e. uso del panta-
lon Y no e, de las enaguaS: perderse
Dor estas uitimas. Tras de elias ia
lido una. Glen o mSl veces. a pie,
aoandonanGo su autor0vil ;por elias
ha estado a punto de pe1der, en- tres
oc25iones, su rancho; por elias serla
cauaz de Garse hasta de balazos con
c~uslGuiera.
En- estas condolences, e. senior Bur
dick i6a por Ia Gale de Broadway,
de- San Diego, cuando sUs ojos tro-
pezaron con una lindi$:ma mujer.
Ve-la y b~ajarse del autOnovil, todo
fuc uno para el ranchero. Dejo 81
mauuira en- cuaiquier lugar. y fue
tras de aguellos ojos que, hay que
decirlo, 10 habian visto o delete.
~
I'm amor ~repentino y granda
Media nora de5pues de Ia primer
mirada. 81 senior Burdick y Ia seno-
IA Fuller. pues asi Sc llamaba la de
los o;os linGos. Sc consideration los
ms telices de los ssres de este nun
do. InstaIatos en- el unico asiento
lie! automovil de- 0anchcro enamo-
ado. sc lanzaron hasJa "a casa que
a senior BIrdick reseTa para nj
20 de sus amores. en- las afueras de
10 ~poblaci6n.
Al llegar a "a pGerta Dc Ia casa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

Los germeues del -eunatismo es-
tan en- Ia sangre, que esta invadida
Dor millones de esos IiminUtos demo
MOS del dolo:, causando indecibles gu
frimientos, ;; robanio a 81 victima e.
vigor V la fuerza. casi hasta delar:o
en- la impotence. mas completa. Pa
"a obtener ell verdader2 : positive
alivio de csta ~anfcrTedad, esos ger
menes malignos deben se- com3!eta-
mente Gesterrados del sistena total
de Ia sangre.
FL S. S. S.. ha sido usGdo d"Ccate
ciacuenta amos con les mas satistac.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

CHICAGO, H.. Julio iS.-"Si
Hindenburg ha muerto. 70 va TO ten
90 mas cue hace- en csta vida"
Esto dei0 escrlto Max Nusse-,
aleman que viva en- IA casa 22S d.
ia Gale Bank, Y lueRo e enccrro on
SUI cuaTto. le tap5 hasta la Ultima
rendija, y solt6. a TODD vuelo, Ia;
llaves de! gas.
Los ve-.ros d!cen Que no supiSron
NADIA &c tai sGcss0. sino hasta q"c
q dior del gas les lego a IA MARI Y
les puso en- peligro su vida.
Die-on partc a ia T~o!ieia. Y dos
detectives cncontraron a. extranjero
dormido para siempro Ell Il ca
me- a. parecer matrimonial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
'ompa e. bautSmG a. pueblo.

Sc cree, fundatamcnte. que a
cosa Sc arregle de III nodo satlsfac-
toro.
CHICAGO, IL, Julio En- :os
momentos rrec!sos ea quo III 1Jeto
le hincaba ci diente 4 III sandwich
de polio, y lc daba vGe,o a Ia tripa,
S e prezent6 Ia pclicia Y lie oSao el
guantc, no a s~ajeto, s:no al sand
n:ich, para prevenir IN hGrtczgo.
Despusz, el %s1jeto fue.....s1jcto
Dor les detectives. en- virtud &c que
sob-e 81 cae 81 dclito de l!ana-s2
Frederick Won Trpi5Z H~owitze-, cue
es de muy mala cspina, Y que 10 acre
dita como hoEabre de maios aHtece-
/ dente: Y de forZosas l!gas con 81
| germanismo degradante y chocarrc'
70.
En- IL Comisa-ia Sc aclar5 que Ere
derrick ron Tirp;tz era aleman &c
sangrc, V fue sometido 2 IN exanen,
Y iuego metido en- Ia carce. Por Ia
concepto-
I Won Tirpitz pidi6, como gracia
postrera, que lie d~ejaran acaoar e
sandwich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

CHICAGO. H.. Julio I3.|un
gran descontelto reira entIe Los We
c;nos de Bismark. del Estado de Hi
noi,. poraue TO les hace maldlta IA
s-acia e. nonbrc de pIia dc! a!ud!do
puebiito.
Este maiessa-. CUE Sc veria Ia
cie7Go patente en- teatrcs y co-THos,
iles5 aver a, colmo, cuando Una null
titad pinto dc amarillo q rotu!o &c e
e3taci0n ferncarileTa, cScr:bienGo
o. seguida:
"a diablo con BsUaark y su IA
n.;i;s. iQue carastos hacen estas
cer:es 2or nqui?'
DespucB Sc o-ganizo 4 nantes
tsciGn nI1y entusiastica Y patr7oti-
ca, para pedir al gobieno cue lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
HID PssEDE EgRRAEsE De LAS TORTU-
RAs DEL REuMATsSMo uSAkDO SIS.

.orios resultados. pa-c ci tratamiet
to del reunatismo. Obra directs.
r1erte soh.e Il saEg-e. CUE o-onta-
mentc Sc purif;ca &c todoc los Ges-
:uencs de Ia cufcrmedad. Is III po-
Ger5so aEt;doto, y eiimina &c la san
gre toda traza dc strs,e2es reumati-
cos. rsstauranGo y raoaanoo al
ar-rinado sistema.
Escr:ba hoy Ilisalo a nuestrc Di-
rector Medico. cuien dara q usaed va
iicsos consejos respecto al t-at.-a!en-
20 Gc-op;ado para ST ESQ. : D-ec-
c.6r. Swift Specific o.. Dept. S.,
atianta Cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

CHICAGO, H.. Julio lS.-Des-
pucs de v.vir casados por cspacio de
tr4inta V Sictc amos. sin que ri una
nube cargadita opacara el sol de 81
felicidad. Ceclle Jones Sc present0
a "a Corte de Errores. pidiendo, no
IN divorcio, sino notification de 81
matrimonio, per illegal desde muy al
principle.
He sabido,-dijo Ia sehora,-y
me consta que mi marido tenia Y tie
ne otra sonora, que Cs III esposa
Ge:de tempo inmemorial; y como,
de acuerdo con Ia ley, un hombre
cassdo no puede casarse con otra
mucr, sine despuGs de enviudar o
divorciarse, ahora caigo en- que mi
matrimonio es nulo Y sin ningun va
lor, y pido qIe Sc tenga por no he
cho."
Grave es Ell problcma planteado
po- Ia sonora Jones. porque va hay
muchos hijos de por medic, Y porque
estes eS&n casadOs va. Y porque 81
natrimonio podria iltgalizarse tam
bien en- virtud de IA ilegitim!dad de
su natalicio.
81 la Jones V 81: csfoso no eran
legalmente casados, la famil!a que
de ellos ~dependc, es, For consecuen-
cha. ilegitima; y siendo MICS ilegiti-
mos los suvos, 81 matrimoHio de cs-
tos no puede legitlnarse, de dondc
resulta gus. 81 progresa la mocion
de la seHora. po- 10 menos cuatro
matrimonios Sc tendran que anular.
Todo 10 c2al puede ser un conflicto
de re.acioncs dom&sticas. ~agravado
mas ror cl confiicto dc intares. ;
creadc2 al am?aro de dichoS casa
micrtos.
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