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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
DRAFTED AT DIXIE TONIGHT

Tonight at the Dixie will be chock
full Of entertainment as there will be
the usual pictures following which the
Anderson Gum Company will put on an
excellent war drama "Drafted,' de-
picting the present war from 1914 to
the present time.
Drafted is said to an entirely
newly written war story not rehash
from old matter, but written out Of
the present world conflict, which should
appeal to everyone, since it is the most
vital subjects today.
Now there is little need for us to
rehearse the many abilities of this
vesatitle company. Last night and the
other night they have shown here have
demonstrated beyond the shadow of a
doubt that these people are alented
and 1t matters not whether you acual-
~ liked the story Of last night or not
you must admit that the individual
parts were depicted in most excel
lent manner.
These people are artists, born to the
profession, raised upon the stage, most
ly the vaudeville stage, which makes
their speciality work so far above the
ordinary speciality offerings, and furth-
ermore they have perfected themselves
in their work.
The Commonwealth has received sew
eral regrets that Ivan Anderson and
Miss Ruth Lamont did not dance last
night, but answering these comments
we would recall how difficult it is to
change from character to the fancy
costume OF dancer, and back again,
without making the waits longer than
would be wise, in view of the impati-
ence Of the average audience. We do
hope however, in view Of these ex-
pressiOns for some more Of these fan
cy dances, that Miss Lamont & Ander-
patrons with another exhibition Of
their art.
The speciality Of the Gums last night
showed how capable these people are
Ill NduutF1llt, LII ldCt, NeIo IL ucCCoodl y
| they could easily put on an entire bill
Of specialties that would last the whole
evening, in fact we are led to believe
! that their Saturday night bill will be
! one of the fast variation type.
One thing we are pleased to an
nounce about the Anderson Gum Co.
is that they have caught the hearts OF
the people here, and should they return
| to Scotland Neck they will ever find
a hearty welcome. Furthermore we
wish to emphasize the fact that each
and every one has been perfect IN
manner and address and a credit to the
theatrical profession that is so fire.
quently maligned. It is pity many
other road companies would take a
pattern by these people.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue of power vested in me by
that deed of trust executed by me on
the 10 day Of June, 1910, by Joseph
Little and wife, Josephine Little, I
viii sell in front Of The Scotland Neck
North Carolina, at Public Auction. to
he highes bidder for Cash, the follow
ing described ract or parcel of land in
the County Of Halifax and State Of
North Carolina and more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning on Steptoe's Mill run at
Ed Hill 8 corner, thence PARALLEL with
his line in southerly direction about
elghty-tWo poles to an iron stake to
Stuart Bowers and Ed Hills corner,
thence In an easternly direction paral-
lei with Bowers line about twenty-one
poles to an iron stake at Ferrall s corn
er, thence in a northerly direction paral-
lei with the Ferral line about eighty
two poles to Steptoe's Mill run, thence
in Westerly direction up said Mill
run about twenty one poles to the be-
ginning and containing Ten acres, more
or less.
This the 9th day Of May 1913.
S. A. DUNN, Trustee.
Place Of Sale: In front Of The Scot
land Neck Bank, Scotland Neck, N. c.
Date of Sale: Saturday,, June 9Th
1918.
Time of Sale: - O'Clock Noon.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. 5-1O,17,14-3
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
6K;;4k ! ! 3 zEx5
By =. T. WHITEHEAD co.
HE'S MILLIONAIRE
THROUGH MANTONE
| If Health Is Wealth, For Bats Has
Gained Wonderfully On

If health is wealth, J. F. Bats has
been made a millionaire by Mantone.
: At the time he started on Mantone
Bats was physically down and out
He had indigestion SO that he couldn I
eat meats or even eggs. The little
food he did force into his somach
clogged he system, caused gas and Del
ching. There was sourish tate IN MS
mouth. His weight was down to l2o.
Ho had nains in his back so bad that
he couldn It stoop or do much Walk
ing, and his strength and energy were
low
/ uThree weeks after starting Man
tone nv weight increased 20 pounds.
he saws CHOW I can eat any food SET
before me for my digestion is perfect.
Nv bowels are in first class shape'
pains have left my back, my sleep Is
sound and rest producing. Mantone
Ehas made me feel good all over and l
gladly praise it cher ssuffers' enoeo
Mr.. Bats who is we'll known 1armei
Of Stannsburg, n. c.
Mantne-9 Makes you feel good all
over. - is sold by North End Drug Store
Enfield. Harison-Hall Drug Co., w. H.
Beavens: Halifax, Furgerson Drug CO.
Littleton, Harri on-Ha1 Drug Store;
Roanoke Rapids, Roanoke Pharmacy
Company; Rosemary, Rosemary Drug
Co.,. !. Thelma, J. H. Adams.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
CAUSE OF HEADACHE

By knowing the cause, a desease
may often be avoided. This is parti
cularly true Of headache The most
common cause Of headache is a dis
ordered stomach or constipation, which
may be corrected by taking few dos
es Of Chamberlain Tablets. Try it
Many others have obtained perman.
ent relief by taking these Tablets
They are easy to take and mild and
gentle in effect.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
FOR REELECTION

| hereby announce that | will be
a candidate for Clerk Superior
Court, subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary to be
held on the first day Of June
1918. Respectfully asking the
support Of the people, and with
lasting gratitude and apprecia-
ton for their loyal support in the
past.
Respectfully
Sterling M. Gary
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE

AS soon as possible after the injury
is received get a bottle of Chamber
la1n's Liniment and follow the plain
printed drecniis which accompany the
bottle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10

4..+ WAS III town NtSCelody
,css Til Whitehead is the guest of
A., n. Riddick for a few days.
900
Mss Vera House, Of the suburbs,
ras in town shopping yesterday.
O-0-O
Mrs r. H. House, Of Lawrence 8,
was in town yesterday.
O-O-O
Mr. Charlie Hurst, of Palmyra, was
. visitor in town yesterday
Q 100
Another car of Hay to arrive this
uopk Edwards and Co.
900
Mr.. R. H. johnson left today for
Wallace on business.
Mr. Toe H. Allsbrook left on the
morning train for Tarboro on business.
Mr. Otto Williams returned this
moraino to Norfolk to report for duty.
900
Mr.. Roy Pope of Tillery attended
+be show last night
800
The Scotland Neck Bank is in re-
CENT Of the first shipment of the
Third Liberty Loan Bonds and is
ready to deliver same to all who paid
for their bonds on Or before May l.
800
Mr. Lawrence House took little
Journey to Crowells last evening. Won
der what the attraction?
Mr. Clinton Keel left for Weldon to
spend the day on business.
Mr. Stuart Smith spent the day in
Halifax on legal business.
0-0-O
Mrs B. F. Weaver returned last
night from Norfolk where she had been
called on account of her friend, Mrs.
Lispscombe.
O-O-O
Mrs Grover Hardison and Misses
Esse Peel and Annie Pope of Williams
ton and Mrs. Polk McCraw of Tarboro,
spent the day with DR.. and Mrs. White.
O-O-O
The Scotland Neck Bank is in re-
cepit Of the first shipment Of the
Third Liberty Loan Bonds and is
ready to deliver same to all who paid
for their bonds On or before May 1.
0-O-O
If in need Of walking Cultivator
also have a few Mckay and Gannt
call and look at the Roderick Lean.
None better and prices right. We
Guano Sewers left; also Woolard Har-
fOWs' Edwards and Co.
800
Mrs. Pattie Vaughan and daughter
MISS Emma Vaughan, came to town this
morning to attend the memorial ex-
ercises.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey White and
Iushters, of Crowells, were visitors
town last night attending the Ander-
@A and Gum show.
MI q. .. johnson left on the morn
Hs 'faln for Rocky Mount, after spend
"s' night here with his family.
MIS- I. B. Matthews left this morn
"s LOT Ahoskie to see her father.
800
lAefe We're twenty four out of town
aO'Omobles outside the Dixie theatre
@s' night demonstrating the people
'V~ the surrounding territory are ap-
t'''la'lAg the entertainment put uI
Ae Anderson-Gunn Comedy Co.
b 900
lAls being May the local banks are
'A'As reports to the federal district
, ysDAS as to the result of the third
''E Loan and first deposits are be
matte On all subscriptions. It is in
'S'lng to note that of the $50 10000
Subscribed 81, more than 70 percent was in
and hundred subscriptions.
$3.50
,;' 1Ouight and tomorrow are the last
Is sus that the comedy company viii
~ WIN us, and then they go tc
ps Ie'0 Tor three nights, after thai
Yis WIND up their engagements il
nnl. 'ec.lon by playing the last tire,
'~'' u next week in Roanoke Rapids
a,,s, D. +. Keel, who is subject t,
Dsr. expects that he will be in tn
htr '"l TO report to camp anywher
an, 'n May - and June l. so tina
\ro,,. VI his patients who are havin
Sevt June should see him Turing tn
Thai, :" days so that he can complet
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-10
LOCAL NEWS

X x K X * X X X
,,:-s Rebecca Bradley Of Nahala dis
+riet was in town yesterday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-17

le liISyIra cSa cUnr:TDKa Il y misInp g4+
lc pone en- eSl1dp de- sOuT3Ec"r 4 i. E".iir:
Gc 81 vcrdaicro va!Gr. lie G% Ia Have &c
los S~crrc'ns iniiinUS del domino d. lI
Mcni". L. p0nc en- cstadO de- Luminar=t
4 = nlSnlI Y dG:ainar los Den>amIcntn> y
acciOnes DE- OiToS. Cuando I'd. cniieTda
cSia maravilIpSa Clencla, listed Ul!ede IN
nlantar Sug&slIof+~ en- el cSp!rliu humane
que Scran c5edec.daS en- I'm dia O hasa DC
aTII q un aHO. Il"undS wees. tSt". i'iieic
cIrar iua!0S ha5lIcS V Intermediates ~ -
r2.SInO ! en- OirOS: listed pu"dc cUriT-e u
- miSigo de lnsOTEn!O. NerEloSiddd y pre-
ocupacion domeStica y dc ncgoric>: USED
IUede hipnoiiZar InSiantdneaInruic 7 OBJ
jeroS SenSibleS con una mcra leEe Inl.ada
dc los OjuS @ injuries pndercSan"nl' !
oDeGecer 81 vo!anlad; listed puHd" d"Sa-
rrClIar a IN grade maravl!ioSO cu2iCI!eT Ia
feRtO musical 0 dra;natiCO que USED rlrCi
tencr: listed pucde auinenlar SH> 1odrres
lElepaI!cCs o clariyidentes. U>ied puedc
far cntrctcnimi@ntOS aSomDfoSoo y diver
tidoS: listed pucde ganarse Il aHniStaI per
petua de aquelIos que listed desca; listed
pucde prUiegcrSe contra Ia inllCencII de
olroS: listed pIicdc iencr TN buen eNlio
rinancieru Y ser conOCldO COMO TN poder
en- SUI Cufuunitld.
Este ll5To del ST. Flint lie cnsclard como
3Drender Ell SerreIO de alcanZar c>taS CO.
saS. FL Sr: Flint, el liipnotista mas emf
nertc ' mas Dien cOnocido en- el munio,
ha aparccido ante millareS De aui!loTIns
Y 10 da 4 I'd. los resultadOs &c 81 asia
eXpcriencid. 81 listed GeSea una COpla DC
este lihr0 gratis. solo neCeSi!a Mindar e'u
ncmbre Y direction en- una tarjeta IOSt,l-
nlnglln dinero-a The Eiinto College Co..
Dept. 1858 n. Cleveland. Ohio. y el libro j.
Sera enviado i VHelta de correo. porte pa
suficienie SObr" Su carta c incluir Ia miSna
g3do. Tenga cuidaGO dc pUuCr el franauco
suficiente sobrc su carta e incl1ir l. misra
cantidad dc timbrcs en- 81 carta.
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Los que hipulan un ae'
%ropIano, perciben los
objetos de diferente
n,anera que los que
permaneceIl en-
TERRA

Los que tienen catarro. mlran las
cosas muy diferentemcnte que como
las mira el Que no 10 tiene, pues ge-
neralmente Sc encuentran fastidlados
de usar medicinas que les recomien-
dan; pero miles de otras personals
afirnan haber sido curadaS de cara-
rro. V con un pequeno costo por cier-
to.
Ell Urban's Balm no es un descubri-
mieato casual; es IN medicamento
cue ha sido perfeccionado en- ell trans
curse de los amos, Y del cual listed
debera depender en- 10 SUCCESSIVE. Ad-
quiera hoy un tubo de esta medici-
ma. V 81 no siente cue le proporciona
mas provecho con la primera aplica-
ci0n que de el sc haga, que todos los
remedies que haya usado antes, su
boticario esta autorizado para devol-
verle el importe. FL Urban's Balm
esra contenido en- tubos sanitariamen-
tie p~reparados, al precio de Is y %
certavos, y puede consegulrlo en-
cualquier drogueria o pedirlo direc-
tamente q Urban Chemical Company,
San Antonio, Texas.
No divide que debe a6quirir I'm tu-
DO hoy mismo, Y vera que no queda
~desagradado con suS resultados.
{Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-17
WILSON ESTA DENSEEOSO De nIICCILAlR'
Los TRABAjOS PARA Ia PAZ
DURANTE Ell TEMPO CUE LIE DEJAN LIBRE LAS
CEREMONIAS 0FICIALES TRABAJA EN- SU DESPACH0
Los Delegates ameEicanos qaleren que las conierencias
preliminares Sc coRduzcan entre ell Presidente IN
representante por cada nacion de Ia Entente

Representative del Japon. Y Somerldo
luego a los denlas Delegates de los
3aiseS beligeranteS, para sU ratifica-
cion y firma.
Geconocese que Ia question del vote
de las ~respectivas naciones, Sera uno
de los mayores prob!emas que tendran
Que resolverse Y respecto de los cua-
les no Sc han arreglado aun. ningu-
nos planes definitivoS.
Fl presidente Wilson continua ira
baiando activamente. durante ei ITEM
DO que lie dejan libres las conferen-
cias oficiales. Una Inca t~elef6nica
pr;vaGa. ccnecta su cuarto de trabajo
con 81 del Coronel House.
En- n conferencia que two luCar
aver ' en- la cue participaron Ell Pre-
Sidente Wilson. el Primer Ninistro
~CIemenceau. el Coronei Housese. 81
delegado americana Mr.. Thomas Viii
a. Mr.. Herbert c. Hoover. Sc h;cie-
ron los arreglos para que Sc dlera =
conocer ampliamente en- TODD ell mum
do. Ia actitud Y posicion de los ESta-
dos UnidoS.
Cada dia Sc acentua la conviction
de In opinion publica Sc halla
cada rez mas de acuerdo 0 las !
IDEAS americanaS. conviction que Vie
ne 2 rat;ficar los concentrates de Ia
orensa de esta capital Y las noticiaS
de los otroS aliadoS V paises nsutra-
les.
En- el publico cause una GRANGE :;
favorable impression, la sencii!ez del
acto ~ealizaGo por ell Presidente anne
ricano. Gurante 81 vista a Ia tumoa
de Lafayette aver. Fl Presidents
deposito una ofrenda floral a Ia que
iba atada su -~arjeta con eSta modes
ia leyeuda: al gran Lafayette,
Nm hurnilde serridor dc la lbertad.
Acompanaron al Presidente en- sn
vista 4 la rumba de Lafayette. el Ge-
neral Brigadier Harris, So ayudante
frances V uno de los agenteS del Ser
. v;cio Secreto. Como su vista no
fuc a~nunciada. no revistio el acto esa
sclamniGad de las ceremonies cTiciaieS.
S5Iamente IN grupo de monjas Y her,
malas de la carload Que Sc hallaban
en- 81 cementerio. fueron las unicaS
rasriros de la sencilla ceremonial.
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e. PDTE. DEL REICHSTAC CONVOCGA
ESE CUERPO LEGISLATIVE ALEEMlAN
DEBIA REUNIRSE EN- UNA PROVINCIAL DEL RHlN
CONTRA LA ORDEN DEL GOBIERNO SOCIALISM,
que Won Rirdenburg apoya csc moviniento y que
iba a enviar tropas para ~proteger la session. del
Cuerpo Legislative de Alemania

ge a los soldados desmovilizados que
no Dermanezcan sin eTnpleo, sino que
vayan a auuellas regiones donde hay
scase de brazos y abundancia de Vi
veres.
Ell pueblo que apoya al actual go,
bierno, quiere que sc tome n accion
energica contra los radicales o grippe
spartacutista Y que Sc haga la paz
interior 10 mas pronto possible.
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NO DESMOVILIZARA
SUI EJERCITO
ITALIA
10 DICE Al SENADO e.
PRIMER MINISER0
ORLANDO
Tampcco podra renunciar a
una determination por los
danes sufridos

ROMA, Dicicmbre l6.-Durante
Ia guerra. el E.i6rcito tia iano perdio
15.6000 ofiCiales. que pcrecieron en-
los campos de ba.alia. o a ~consecuen-
ca do heridas recibidas en- accioncs,
segun declaration hccha por ell Mi
historic de IN Guerra. ante el Senado
Naciona!. FL numero de o~ficiales GU.
r~esultaron heridos sacramento. paso
dc 10000.
Fl c:tado Ministcrio. General Ze-
nel!i decar0 tambiGn cue Italia ha-
MA ,cvantado m ejdrcito mayor que
ningura otra naci6n. en- proportion
a 81 poblaci6n, II coSto dc n guerra
para Italia. fuc de 4,0C0,0 00, 900 de
iiras. La deuia publica para fines de
Ocruh-r nontaba = IL cifIa de o.
900, 100000 de Iiras.
RI Primer Miristro. Senior Orlan-
do, informo por su partc n Senado
que Italia no Sc halla en- situacion
rara desmoviliZar I'm 500 hOmhrc '
uue tcdo =! material dc guerra Sc
conservaria intacto.
Agreg6 que l. recarac;6n per los
danoS sufridos. era una question Que
estaha fucra de discussion Los prin-
cipios del Prcsidente Wilson, mani
lest6 aqIcl. eycluyeron Ia indemni-
zaci6r on 81 seH-ido traditional de
= Dalabra. pero dudaha que Italia
pudiera adoptar Ia mizma politics"
rcsnecto de las reparacioncs, que as
demas naciones ~aliaGaS.' FL func!o-
mario arrcg6 cue 50 hahia ]nombrado
UNI ComiSiHn para Que estableclera
los pcriuicios sufridos por Italia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-17
ESTE LIRRO
Is GRATIS.
Los HiStcriOS GcI mFnpISmo V NaTnc-
iisnin Personal GcNrladnS.

Herbert l.. Fin; L de los hIpnoiiSIas
nis bien ~CGnOClGos en- ri mundo. public0
IN lbru notable SObre 81 HipnOtIsTEn.
EaenetiSTno Personal J SancamientO Mag
nriicu. FOR mIChOS - considerable coma
G! fratado mas maraviIlosO V compTcnsIvU
del gCnero que iamas la SidO puhltcado.
Hemos derididO distribuir por VII trrrGiuD
lImitaro una copia gratis a Cada persona
que SO interrse Sinccrlmentr pOr eStaS
clenctas maraviiiosaS. Este lIbTo cSia ba-
sado Sobre II experienced practlca dc mu-
choS amos de I'M hombrc que la hIpn0ii-
Zado mas genie que CualGulera Oirl per
soma S0!a h8ya hlpDOt!AadO.
AhOra I'd. pucdc aprendcr los sccre;CS
del hIDnotiSrn0 Y Ell magncusmo personal.
lbre dc coSio. en- SUI IrCRl" hogan. Hirno-
tismo I0rtalecC 81 memuri : dcSarToill
sI vOluntad. NenCe Ia EUl!dcA. revive "a
esprranza eStimula Ia aTnhiCiGn Y IL d.
terminacldn dc tencr buen GI!ic.
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EsCRIBANOS listed NMEDiATAMENTE \ ! EIELlA II
CORRE0 LIE DAREMOS Una INFORMATION CoMPLtIA ! II
TNIADA lCERCA DE ESTA GRANDiSEhA 'ENlAJA I TX
DIREl,OS 81. NINERO EXACT0 DE DlAS EN- OLE LII PUNE
NOS 81 DINERO EN- MEXICO. ESCRlBA HOY
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!: :*'**+*

:. auireI By the act of October s, 1917. =
:
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BERLIN, diciembre l6.-El publ
co de esta capital espera o ansla
FL resultado de Ia ~convocatoria del
Reichstag que fue hecha por su Pre-
sidente. Constantine FehTenbach,
pues tai actitud Sc consldera como un
dcsafio al gobierno de los socialls-
tas Ebert Y Hasse. La reunion de
los miembros del Reichstag debia e.
fectuarse hoy Ell un iugar de las pre-
vincias del Rhin que no Sc ha dado
q conocer publicamente.
FL gobierno, que tcnia Ia ~intenclot
de convocar Il dicho Cuerpo Legisla-
two posteriormente, para dar al Mi
historic un apoyo parlamentarlo, ha
anunciado por ST. parte, que todo d.
putado que concurra a Ia eta hecha
por Fehrenbach. sera considerable CO.
NO REQ de TRACTION.
%umerOSoS Y eXtravagantes rlnlo-
res han estado circulando acerca de
Ia convocatoria del Reichstag. pueS
Sc le atribuye una gran significaclon
a esa acci0n de Fehrenbach Y sc ma
llegado a decir que Hindenburg en-
viara tropas para que protejan ia Sc
sion de los diputados.
Fl gobierno lie Ebcrt-Haase debe su
ascendencia d la election de los dele
gados al Conscjo Nacional de Obre-
o V SoldadoS. en- ell que los radicales
o Spartacusistas no pudieron ganar
TN solo Representative. La mayorla
SOCIALISM, do el triunfo al Canciller
Ebert siete representatives Obreros y
cuatro soldados, siendo el siguIente Ell
DR.. Haase con cinco representatives
obreroS Y dos soldatos.
FL gobierno ha expedite una pro-
clama en- la Que hace un llamado Al
pueblo para que Sc aliste voluntarla-
mente en- ell ejercito del pueblo" y ur-
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=
T--s translation Sled wi;h he Eost- =
. mas.e- ~ San Antonio, Tex, - re- I
!. G-Ire5 b. the act OF OctoScC {, l9II. ::
:.
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RE1USA A SALIR
DE HOLANDA Ell
EX-kAISER
No HA ATENDIDO LAS
I~NDECACiONES QUE Sc
lie HAN HECH0
La vida que Eleva Guillermo
en- AmerongeE es caSl la
de I'm prisIonero

AMSTERDAM, Diciembre iO.-El
cx-Emperador Caillerno de Aema-
MIA Sc ha rehusado a salir de Holan-
da. despues de as indicacioneS Off
ciales que le han sido hechas, respec-
TO = Que Ia continuation de ST pre-
sencia en- Holanda. envo!veria pro-
bablemenre al pals e0 ssrias difficult
tades. scg0n dice VIC de los princi-
pales diarios de esta ciudad, e. Tele-
graf. ,
.Agrega e! citado ~peri6dico que el
ev-EmrcraIor fue notificado de que
81 partida voluntaria del pals, Sc
ria morivo de gratitud para el go
bierro hoiandes.
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PARIS. diciembre 16.-El presiden-
te Wilson ha manifeStado = los lide-
res aliados. su deseo lie ~emprender los
trabajos tan pronto como sea possible.
Ell Presidente y 81 Primer Mln!stro
Clemenceau han eSJado carlbiando !
IDEAS acerca del curse del procedimien-
to. Sabese que los delegadoS anne
ricanos Sc muestran en- favor de que
las conferencias prelimlnares sean dl-
rigidas Dor ei PreS!dente Wilson ' por
un Representative dc cada una de las
potencias aiiadas. Francia, Gran Bre-
tana G Italia
Este cuerpo formularia Il serlH
de proposiciones que Sc someterian 4
las confereuciaS generates Y pubhcaS
en- las que tomaran parte todaS las
delegaciones cunpletaS dc los pal
ses b~elgerantes. para que sea q 81
vez discutidaS. antes dc Iormuiar eI
tratado definitivo De pa.
Algunos Ge los Representatives. dc
la Entente. seguH * lice. sc mueS
tran en- favor de que 81 trat2do de
paz sen formulate por las de!egaclo-
mes completas de Francia. Gran 6rc-
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.AMERONGEN, Ho'anGa. D.cIem-
'EI ex-Kaiser Guil!ermo continual lie
vando una ida d. r~ecluso. Pr@ctl-
camerre s. halla sin communication
con cl exterior. Las noticlaS que Sc
han puhlicado en- los pcri0dicoS. de
que el ax-morarca Sc halla en- cons
.ante COMMUNICATION con sus Antiques
~consejeros f~uncionarioS. carecen
de verdad.
Tanpoco es rierta Ia noticla de
ode In ey-Emperatri8 Augusta Veto
ria Sc halla gravementc enfcrma. Ia
cv-Emoeratriz padece dcsde hace
murhos amos. ura affection del cora
ION. raiz De su lles@da = eSta 'iu-
lad. manifesto deseos de que IA 2sls-
+ier2 81 antique medico ~debltndose
= tai circunStancia. la propalac'on dc!
rumor dicha. FL citato galeno LEG"
haco dias al castillo y manifesto que
81 estado de salud de = cN-EmPer2-
RI no hab;a sufrido camhio.
Fracueltemente. tan lnego como o
nermite el tempo. L por 10 general
IS nuvioso en- clpais. 81 cX-Empera-
for ' su esposa salcn I aar un pa
sec nor los alreGedores del castillo,
cor uno 0 dos commentaries, haclen
10 = veccs cxcursioHcs On autom"'!!
cerraGo.
e Ink que circul6 referente a
Cue Gui'lerno peasaha ZANZIBAR d"
Residential. ia sido negado Dor .! ms
no que manifesto cue no tenia m
-c~ts on otras casas en- Holanda Y no
rea;a ;nrerc:cncs De camhi1rse haSta
on tanto 10 supicra mas ace-ca dc
81 future.
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preparedness. Solamente dos pcriodi-
cos Sc estan pubiica2do en- esa CAPT
tai Y o peQuehas hoias cue no tie
ner importancia alguna. Trescientos
cincucnta mil trabaia4ores han SIS
ncndido sus laborcs, on Alen!ania, So
GIN dicen los iuformes dc r%cfercn-
ciG.
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A, dc aepoutas en- Bamo de Los Angeles. e Bans OF taS Iu N TS%m %
: "" ~rvs vi DOLLARS en- non~as de oo de los ESt09 N""" :"
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Cuando ~necesIte hbroS en- espahoi'
diriiase a ignacio E. Lozano. liS y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, leA.
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master II San Antonio, Tex. IS re-
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