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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

,s.ad dirigirse Embellishments a IA
@cmisi6n de reclutamiento que !e CO.
rrespcnda Y exponerla Ia causa por
il cue no 10 hiZo antes manitestando-
les que no recibi0 SUI QUESTIONABLE '
uue. Dor ignorancia de 10 que deolo
no puSo en- su conoclnlen'o ei
de 81 Residential 81 cue Sc VIC
ct!i@ado por raz6n de su tE"o%lo. Il
dalss q QUESTIONABLE y proceda = lie
,a,!o desde luego. Por mas que VI
resulta extemporaneo hacer estas d.
.}igencias asora. es possible que - sub
sane su error dc Il manera que le IL
o'ea"oS ) 8 IL .a.ran.;, nne. =
-~a 40 J., }sr ~ aoui nj en-
o,, ,,,f:.:e,,, NJ
S .a..,,.,h;l;aoa . los
!, :, 20 do
P'e IA ,.;,s,5ar;a 10
- orobohIo~ar,s IL nrastar
:. rar,.;c;os a., 81 eitrc;to america
= - ,os;hIe ono terga. aun
o,a,,,os 5if;cnItodas = Ee
40 J.. serv;r;n nar,
b,,,o a,Sc los M
Ia no,, ob,e,ar o. cuestio-
~ uo,orlo cor,o 60 ~nrevi,o En-
s,1.o No noaamos sa-
-. u,sI.s r,adar ser. las ccpseruen-
l.. on, Haua sin demora 10
go - o~corsai.ros Nientras mas
5Io,a al h.cerlo. mavor sera SUI fal-
- y ravor castigo o d;fIcultadeS
-ondri one sufrir 0 Que veneer.
-
?. '. M.-biythe, Gals ""S
probable que 81 no ha Tec!o!HH HoU-
cIaS ae su 1am'''a |eS"e '1I'
&c aoS nos eNo * "so' %1
Ia dlreecIo" ae listed. no Sc nos os"
tFe o'ro "'e''' We LIZ
2HG'0' que -"
cu9a' que e & "' ''-'~
nus personals -. -
=" PC'L'0 d.. c..
o -.
so'' "e ,"' :;
"''r'"e> "e s"oS
gan cua! e Il Auey% "-elo''"' - -
lam'ia' 5! es que Il ''oI"' Z -""'
90 nn"noS IA pooIac''" quo m' '""
camoiaoo su f~cSiosN'i"' "S''' ~
teAt2r Isua'"AehRe pCAeE "'<""" pes'
QulSa en- aiguh pe'4@U'co 'oS"' '''s
c!endole a!grHa SEatIicac'"h " .
persona que ie proporciohe 'hIoT'"s'
Prccisos que 10 condnzcaA Al IN cue
&c Propone de poneFSe en- ~coH'Hn'ca
ion con SUI padre ' demas f@miiia.
les.
Arquimides.-Cowe!i. Ca!.-\o 50
mos tan 5oadaGosos como uSteI bon
dadosa o. cuando menos, aieo FRA
tuitameatc . = dccir,e qG'
las moscas. Segun st a<e~ura PC,
ALI. desempeEan u,a f@uncitr sail. z.
Ia c~5ss,ra2:os De 81 car,.,oris- :
~,erqreiad = ccros Inconvenience
rue TN ~n~aa.ugaGo 10 t.aca = listed
Er 3rueba De unprecedented T. reco
me7damos que comDre an aparacit,
barato : de facil marejo cue vendeI
en este pals. = cue Sc deaiaue cor
toda fruici6n a exterminarlas e. tan
TO que emenor esas u v:sitaS
en- espiritu "incorqbvs.ib!c : ltbre'
al sol = a IA luna, que deben tener
nara rs.ei encantos inGesrri3tibles.
En- cuanto 4 10 que nos prcgun,;
~acerca del sue6o IA ranifeStaremo
rre no compartin,os sns ideas res
:~nac-o = mo @, asntrirp ga ~gnr3yaca.
do ., nara haaer ,,so DO iihartod ,
i~ianzarse nor les as,ecios i7+arn,anc
i-ar;os @, nos 20 ,~~o,ruras Creamo
mo o, s,,e5o M ss orr r,.o ou,
ira -rerra o,e /, ra.-raIs.a oyij,
aue Sc Ie do = In r,cr-a y p lqs I'm
cicrez ds T., l~;fo~en-ss Gr-a,cs ~,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

We en- Ia misma direction que diera
Horton como "a de su anterior resi-
dencia. La sonora Smith es hernia
ma de leche de Horton.
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0ebmrten.

Dilliam unb Watbilbe Burd, 21Ot
6errid Ape., stnabe.
Soiepb uHo 9erthu pfiiter, WaFor
Roab, andbe.
Wlidlael unb Gtbel Kramer, 264C
6alfteub Strabe, anabe.
ssoiepb unb 4melia Wtiaer, 946
penbleton Strabe, Wdbden.
gtobert nnb Narp Jranten, 4729
Gbgefpooo @bsnue, Gnabe.
fSrnnt unb Rofd 9etfer, 4o32
Runnbmebe Str, Snabe unb UlGb,
den.
9luftin uno Milbreb @reene, 2O2O
Golerain gbe.. UlGbd,en.
Dapio unb Wtdrb @arlp, 327
groa0iDap, ana6e.
Sobn unb gtnna Ri3ter, JtprpooS,
Wdbden.
asROb unb giOld syrantIin, gtors
ipoob, MGo6en.
Diniam unb Selen Strong, 535
GarpIin 9lace, Sudbe.
Ridlarb uno Ubdrgdret Sdnff4,
1886 @piff ape., Gndbe.
Wiliam unb gItsdbefb Rroeger,
6208 Chamber Ctr, andbe.
Gburles limb Wiinrd g4nns, $500
Beliner Str.. Mdbtsn.
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Der sies
Girb bmrd bic Nabrnnssntittel ber'
beigefiibrt iperben.
Spariantfeit jebem girser CUR abio'
Iiiten Tflidf semadt.

Die ausIdnbifhe 8eD1lteruns bes
Gnnbss 1T i'm Stanbe, iebr OieI aur
Gi9eriirlg bes grfolges Der gentii@
1aingen Der Ndbrungsmittel : abmis
ttiftration beiautrasen, rlanlentlid Die
Mmeritaner ausldnbifder @eburt i'm
fnittleren 8eiien. 9ie Mrmutb uno
Gnfbebrung, tpelde fir einen 70 srOz
Ben She'll bes ausldnbt6en gles
rrtgnts gtmert,os tppii4 it, 1T unter
ben DeutFaen, tpelsts iib in ben
Staaten bes mittleren Deitens ane
iiebelten, taft un6stannt. Die meiifen
berIelben befinbsn fi9, ipenn iie piels
leidt aud ni6t gerabe reid iinb, IN
fpmfortablen gerbdltniHen. Gin srps
ber gro5entfuB DDn ibHen beitebt aus
aaufleuten unb selernten 9anbipers
fern, uno biefe fino in Der Gage, Dem
&rtessprosranlm ibres gbopttDs9us
terlanbes, benz fie iest IN aufridttser
Sreue susetbdn iinb, In materieller
Weife @oridtIb gu letften.
Die 8eFiirhtuns, bab eine srobe
an5abl BON ibnen Die Regierung, uns
ter beren S6uB iie iest iteben, ni3t
lnteritiiben tperben, 1T unbesriinbst.
in 8e5ug duf bic &onierbirulg ppn
pdbruhgsnlitteln ioipie jebe anbere
Srisgsmabregel lam man iib amf
TIRE qobnlint uno riidMItlofe Inter
itiisuns, biz. tie ibrem aooptibbaier=
ldnbe gu tbeil fperben Iisben, felt bas
2nnb ibrer 9eburt gum Seinb Der
9er. Staaten fpurbs, berlaiTen.
llnb jebt ergebt Der gppea an lie.
bic 2tufri6tigteit threr ibrem aopps
tiDpaterlaHbe Derfpro9enen 5reue
burd) Die Sbat gu bstpeiien. unb
auf teire aNnere Beiie tDnnten Iie
bies beFer tbun, aIs burd prattiTde
Nusiibung Der Rnbrungsmittelsa
ierbirune.
Wern ibr 2lmeritnner beuti6er
@6ftanininng bies tbut, 70 babt ibr
bas ge.puBtfein, BEN 2unDe, bas
eud lefbft, eiirem Gigentbuti, eurer
peri6nlifen Sicter6eit unb eiirem
5eim StuB getpdbrt, eine 9antess
fduIb ab3utrdgen.
8ertpenoet fpeniser @eisen, 5leiId,
Iett ur6 3uder; senieBt inebr anbere
GoreaIien ais Bei3en, mebr Sid,
Gier, gefliigel unb leidt perber6liz
des @eniiie; efIst nrebr aebosene unb
getodte, ole gebrntene Spciien hnb
baItet gum tpenisiien cine Wei5ens
unb gleifdztoie Rahl5eit ON Eage.
geoba4tet ben 8ientas als bleiid,=
lofen unb ben Wlitttpo6 ols Beisen=
lofen Gag. gHet gertiis.nb, abtr fpeiIe
lilb laifet nt5ts umtomnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
@bes sGrlanbniBibeine

Jsbomas 5. Silton, 50, Sort Robiu4
I fon, gleb.
lSsnnie @aIacs, 45, 9snniIon SOtel,
(Subert g. Sfoute, 80, RorpDob.
l2eola 9rabes, 20, 5a8elfpoob.
)Sobn 6. 8. Meber, 25, 2549 SteDor
I placs.
lalnna Maier, 81, 261 alpttsr 9tOe.
]Senrp Rabs, 80, glstp SaDeH, 8.
l9asel Wtit9sa, IT, besgl.
|Sermun 6. pfetffsr, 27, 2919 Sib+
I nen 4De.
}SOpbie Rete, 90, Clifton un6
Strnisbt Str.
5albipn s. sun, 20, 914 @bur6iG
I 2lpenue.
lpearI 8. @rinags, 18, 4348 gabges
leb &pe.
tSobn palmer, 81, 1920 ct. Sonea
! 9tpenue.
iReuie giibob, 1S, Widisan unb gbr
fparbs Roab.
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sies ,,ns sas.

Srl. Gbitb Campbell, Der 3et=
tungsmann Sames W. 5aulfner unb
Ter 2lrEeiterfiibrer 3. 5. SOnneGb
iinb ppn Der 8unbesreeierung uls
aommiHion ernannt porben, I'm eli
nen angemeTsnen Nil6preis fir S6io
feitaufeben. Die 3ommiiiion fuiro
lire unterfuhungen tpn6ri6einii6 in
Cincinnati Beginner unb besbatb in
gdIbe bier suIummentreten.
gine Biirserbeputation bon
College Sia, nit 6. 3. Rubel, Sarrb
9DpFer unb DiIitum giSSIe aIsBort=
fiibrer, madte seftern bem Cider
feitsb:rettor lire aufDartung unb
beipra8 nit benfeIben beferen
leuerfhuB fir College SiG bur6
2egung gr0berer BaHerr0bren. Di>
rettor Splmss tpir6 an Snmftdg cine
2otaltnipettion oornebmsn unb Der
Setretir bes giirgermeiiters, 5err
g. 9. pterfOn, Der ole 9er6GftnfTe
unb Die 9gerb tennt, ptrb ibn be-
gleiten.
- autobdnbler unb gertteter bers
ipanbter @eIhGfte nuren geFfern
4benb elmer Ginlabung oes Sfjutz
IuperinterSenten gpnbon al elmer
9erjammluns in Der Susbes5ot,z
iaule gefclgt. Or. gonbon niinTft
Gdulen fir WliIitdrausgebobene gu
erriAtea, in tpel6en bieieIben alz
Sahrer cher glutoreparirer unterri6.
tet iper0en t0rnien. DieftS9ulert per,
ben nun errtdtet unb bic Snbuffrtels
len tperbeH Die Sritrutteure itellen.
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Teaer.

5m Setm bon $. 6. geiTer,
grdIibent Ser @lobe Dernite 50,
ylp. 1905 Burton 4oenue, 2lron6alc,
bruA Jeitern Wsorgen S5euer aus,
burh oas Elm Shaoen pon $500
aHgeridtet ipurbe. Wdn sluHbt, baB
es bur6 einen Sfen in einem 3ims
mer bes ortttsn Stotperts perurs
Ia6t pprben mar. Die 5lammen
fpurben BON einem 9ienitmGo4cn e!lts
0edt our 3eit, ols Die Samilie auFs
.itanb. 8as Saus Fiilte ii6 f4uen
nit Rau6 an uno bdlb barna4 i6lu'
gen Die S5lammen ourd oas 8aG.
Der no6 turSer antommenben Seuers
tpe6r mar es itrfplge beg Rau4es una
n1gli6, an Den 5euerberb 5u selans
gen unD iyeuermarI6aG 9OnonuH's
9eute muBten ii6 Dpn auBen ben Weg
rad bem oritten Stpttperf bahnen.
gs gelang, bas Seuer auf bieies su
beidrGnfen.
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aunlaSi. Ger Srrnasen.

SnfoIge etnes sSrrtbums bate ae.
tern Charles Sones, fpeIter ser Gr.
moroung bon @illiam seenorid an.
drflagt lit, m6gli6erreiie in SSreiDtit
aclangen f6rrter. 9Sn Ser Belle 6es
FoIi5a. .@efdngniiies, in fpeld,er er
'if befinoet mar aud Elm Ieger, Ser
etenfallS Charles SSones beibt llnS
meIdler urtter Der InfIage bes Scrunt-
limgerns itebt. Sir bieien tpar g4rg.
i6uft arrmgirt tporoen; als aber Ger
Same CHARLES Sores" aufgerlifen
ttrrbe, begdb ii6 Der oes Moroes Gin.
8ttlagte in Der Dfeinung, oab or es
let, Deld)er gertfen ipuroe, nad Ser
Office bes goIiseiflerfs, inn 6cn
giirgidaftsbono 5lt unter5eidMen.
slls er nadber i'm @eri6tsiaale iaB,
ia5 i'm Der 8oli5iit @eGer, tpelher
i'm perbaitet batte. Gieier fragte
i'm, tpie er es angeiteat babe, aus
ieiner Belle 5u fonrnten itno aIs
Ssones entgegrtete, bob Seman6 @iirg-
id,oft fir i'm geiteat babe, idJ0pfte
@eller @erbadt uno iebte iib neben
Inn. 9lIs nod penigen Wiiruiten Der
ssaa BON ,gbarIes SSoneS" aifeeriifelt
tpulbe iulo beibe MGnner bieies 9ta.
iners Dor Die Sfratfe tratert, ent.
ocdte man ben begunsenen Ssrrtbilni,
murauf Der Reger altf freien SUB ge.
iest unb fem peiber RamensbruSer in
feline Belle suriidgebraht tpltrbe.
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Zterblihfeitsberid,t.

giiadbetb Sausr, 40, 1920 Danpior
9lpe., 6ersleiben.
Charles Mafbinqtpn. 38, 5o4
Smitb Str, 5uberfuloiis,
Charles Senrb G9eu, II, 1872
California Str. 2unsenentsiirbung.
Matp u. Ssdrtt.r, II, 1910 M1air
Str, 6ersleiSen.
5bsrefe Rotb. 73, Wilbelm Big,
9urgentnsiinoing.
gsbpnia 6. Siid1er, II Ttondte,
1880 airbb efpenue, aunsenent5iiu-
ounq.
aauta g. S6uib, 29, 1859 aibben
Ctr. WdatnaeidlUiire.
gdrnsn Wbesler. 68, Sarttpeu
St5laadnfdn.
Trdnt Wl @eilanb, 7S, 27o4
geetnan Strdbe, 5ersIeisen.
Senrn WcTes, AZ, 762 Giib Grese
cent Gtr.. Seraleiben.
gbdrles quhl, 81, 1916 Roce CTR,
9nnaeneniaiinhtna.
sFresertd gaerthlin, So, Oiatpnihen'
SDfpital. 9unoensnt3iinbuna.
csoieph 5innsrttdmp. 81, 1928
Wolnut Strabe, NierenIsibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
gcrueaener Ginbrnd,.

Die Sfftce Der @burd>8eintamp
50. in Ro. 100 QDeIt gierte StraBe
iDurbe in Der RaAt auf Dienitag BON
tinem Diebe beimeefuht, fpel9er iibtr
bic 5euerleiter in bas 9ebGube brong.
@r iano ben Si9erbettsfdront offeh,
obsr bic 9tbtbeflung, in pelther itdt
pos gaurseIb befanb, seT9lpFeu. 81
1elans inn jeop9, Iie auF5ubreGeU,
unb Iib bes @elbes I'M 8etrose upt1
500 Su bemd9tisen, Damn tletterte
Der 9ieb iiber ben GeriterUcrIpruna
nab benz BON Der 9. e 9. Winrufac
turing 60. benubten SbeiIe Der Sea
bGubes, tpo er bic Office burnfuhte,
absr rtur cine lIbr unb so Gents tnI
8oID erbeutefe.
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Ter srudl in Der @aiferleitnna.

gs pirb siuiae 9dae in anIpruf
itsbmsn, ebe Der am Montag erfelats
Btud, tss 6auptrraferrpbts an aha
ter unb Gin 6trabe nnsaebeiisri
rsfp. Elm ntues Rphritiid einaeisbt
iu.rsen lam. Die WaHsrkituna funt.
tionirf itpo6 Itit aeitern 2lhenb i6pn
ipisetr, eenn ben 6dnisrn tpiro bus
Mcffer snth Ntbenlsitungeh 5uas-
fiibrt. SHni Dampflpriben tparen
1as unb ylu6t in 9bGtisteii. nm ous
Wofist ans BEN Nsllern su piImpen.
Der on1erift.ts Gd,absn 1T iebr bss
neltenb. Der tpeniaer als Sabress
friFf ereianets iid sin Eobrbru6 an
berftlbsn Stslle mir In Sebn CUB
entferHiiiiS.
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(Sut abaelanfen.

Gin belubener giiterpogen I6ite Iic9
in ben 6. 6. e q. SDfen an Court
Strdbe unb GggIeiton 9lpenue bur1
&itppelbruh pom 3uqe log uno rate
nit sunebmenber gefdpirlbigteit bic
gegleitpn @peuue birrunter. S6gletd,
Der Waqgon an Dielen pertebrsreideH
gtraBentreiBungen oorbeirollte, fotpie
ii6er bic @eleiIe Der 600 : Chen unb
Der @oftern aperue StrnBentubn
fltbr, lief 6os Nbenteuer obne tpeiher
nnian aus. Der Waggpn lief Biz aur
Buripus Strabe I'M pennfplponta
@jiiterbabnbpf rnb muBte bon einer
2otomotipe suriidgeboIt peroer.
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seutid,-llna. e,ewerbe lint. ..serein.

Ser siesjdbrige grobe Mastenbau
bes Seutid ling. @eiDerbe Inter
itiibunss gereins finbet am Conn
tag, ben "a. 6ebruar, in Der Gpsmps
politan Salle itatt. Die Geftlidteit
beginnt I'm 3 ll6r Rndmittdgs. Die
yorbereitungen liegen in ben Ddnben
zines Sommittes, befen Tiitglicoer
iiber retbe Grfo6rung in Der @rrans
strung iolfer 5eitlidteiten perfiieeu.
Cir bic fd0nifeu unb bic prieirteIIiten
Winsten TtnS biibfbe YretIe dusseisst
auberbem BART Der geIu9er cine
lleberraf6uus, Seren @ebetmris ge=
tpifenhnft sepabrt pirb. Sir aHers
lei grfrf6unsen tpirb auf bos Bette
eefcrgt iein. Dos 1lnterbaltur9s
aommittee 1T erfudt, in Der ndfiten
YeridmmIune poa5ablis gu er'heIren,
Ia nod Serfaieoenes gu beipre6en
lit.
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SoSesiturs.

BON einem fanelIen Sobe ipurbc
aeitern Der 46 Sabre oIte WilIiani
9ietri6 Don Go. $40 &Lotter soenue
in Der Serdncourt 9rduerei, go. 140q
9arriipn GbeNue. ereilt. @r mar I'M
9esriffe, it6 pom aeiTeIraum naA
benz &e1er gu beseben unb ftiirste bos
bei bic sreppe btnab. 9tIs 8ietrtG
ron @illiam 6, Daniels, go. 1904
gorl Strabe, einem .onberen 4r.
better, aufsefunOen fpurbe, tuurbe feif4
geitellt, baB er ben SaIs sebrpGen
hotte
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gafer @eianaperein.

Der Cincinnati 9dder @eIangperein
bat bei9lpfen, am Samitag, ben %.
ssebruar, in Der Central Surn6aqe
isinen idbrli9en Mastenball Su bers
onitalten, Bel peldem fir bic fb0n'ten
unb priginenfteu Masten tpertbbplIe
YreiIe sur 8ertbeiluug eelorgeu pers
nem Der @ersin erfreut iich, ME be-
tamlt, bes Rufes, in Der Mrrangirung
BON Geitli9teitsn Weiiter gu iein.
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Scntidlcr qiterariidJcr alnb.

Der 0eutihe giterdrtI9e Stub bat
ben Dtittpob bieIer WO9e nls 8us
menabeno be'timmt uub bic MitsIieber
Iinb aebeten, ibre 0omeu Hlit3ubrtus
een. glu6 5reitrtbe itub tpiIltommsn.
Wurtragenber lit 9rof. Or. Wtar Pcd
unb Ieiu 5bemd Ioutet s8obr unc
Sofmannstbol". Tie Sibung ftnbet
in ber EattermdnnsSo an u. uno
WaInut StraBs itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
Hanht 9au'erp Glnb Cigar
rem, milS uno anseHehm.
;sanS Die Rmtter tubt.

israu 9durd Grglif9 fpltrbe geItern
in ibrer gBcbulug, 1906 Roce Ctr.
pon ihrem SObu Nalter entIesIt i'm
8stt gefun6en. Die Jruil, peite i'm
60. 9ebensiobre itonb, iper nah 8e=
funS ron Coroner IN. 8ui,fr eirsHt
5trslsiben ,rIegen.
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Nsuss Geisb fsmpslt unerldifbis
iyorinabms einss alutO's ais gsrs
brsdtn. = 6tnrp Sap Diutums
beSsnit Ueripdnbte iinb DobItbd.
tights anitaltsn. Weiierer
GGabsnetiab iiir bic Ditttpe bes
perunaIiidisn gottbilf MiindciD.
$4,000 GniiddbiaungstIase abss,
ipiefen. Gbef4ei6unastIassh
bsim Dubeib. Ree.iber fit bic
gnitaie Gonnbtp ernannl. = Rdds
II ldb Soden. = 9erihisxnes.
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ged tin gIi,,ars urftrbtas.

sTir rathen ahnen, M borsrberciier. ioIlnqe
nt5 ssefter rriihe NJ Mtnu rtfe eipeetf sroe.
Goal 90, Canal ess, nHf uno lnGs eeref Trnds
SbreH Rfuer fnlIen. So1eudoset Tarrtf: liun
Srusis5lan --aln6siee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-19
A Clean Cool Scalp.

Partisan Sage Stops Itching, Keeps
the Scalp Cool-Prevents Dandruh
\ Almost everybody nowadays knows
that Partisan Sage, the invigoratina
hair restorer, is guaranteed to re.
move every trace of dandruff. stoT
falling hair and itching scalp, oil
the cost. small as 1t is. will be res
funded.
But you should know more about
this marvellous hair grower. You
ought to know that 1t Immediately
destroys all odors that are bound to
come from the excretions of the
scalp, and in five minutes after an
application, no matter how hot the
weather, your head will feel cool
and comfortable.
Everyone should have a bottle of
Partisan sage handy because 1t is
such a pleasant and exhilarating
hair treatment. Ladies use 1t be-
cause they know it is delicately per-
fumed, not sticky or greasy, and
surely does make the hair beautiful,
silky and abundant. Here's what q
New York woman writes: II have
used Partisan sage two weeks, only.
yet in that time find my hair has
wonderfully increased in beauty,
thickness and luxuriance, but what
surprised me most was the disap-
pearance of all dandruff."
A large bottle of Partisan sage
can be obtained from Kennedy's
Drug Store or at any good drug or
toilet counter-it's not expensive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-19
TELLS DYSPEPTICS
WHAT TO EAT
Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stom-
uch, Heartburn, Gas on
Stomach, Etc.

Indigestion and practically all
forms of stomach trouble, say medi-
cal authorities. are due nine times
out of ten TO an excess of hydro
chloric acid in the stomach. Chronic
acid stomach" Is exceedingly dang
erous and sufferers should do either
one OF two things.
Either they can go on limited
and often dlsagreeable diet, avoid
ing foods that disagree with them,
that irritate the stomach and lead to
excess acid secretion or they can eat
as they please in reason and make
it a practice to counteract the effect
Of the harmful acid and prevent the
formation OF gas, sourness or prema-
ture fermentation by the use of a
little Bisurated Magnesia at their
meals.
There is probably no better, safer
or more reliable stomach antiacid
than Bisurated Magnesia and il is
widely used for this purpose. 1t has
no direct action on the stomach and
is not a digestent. But a teaspoon
grain tablets taken in 4 little water
with the food will neutralize the ex-
cess acidity which may be present
and prevent its further formation.
This removes the whole cause of the
trouble and the meal digests natural
lyA and healthfully without need of
pspsin pills or artificial digestents.
Get a few ounces of Bisurated Mag
nesia from any reliable druggist. Ask
comes as a liquid, milk or citrate and
in the bisurated form is not a laxa-
tive. Try this plan and eat what you
want at your next meal and see If
this isn't the best advice you ever
had on what to eat" G. A. Gorgas.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-19
TO PLAN GREAT
WAR WORK DRIVE
Central Pennsylvania Will
Send Delegates to Big
Conference

Organization of the big United War
Work Drive to be staged here in No
vember and plans for work in Dau-
phin county and the entire state will
be made at conference of delegates
| and representatives from the seven
cooperating organizations to be held
at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel in
Philadelphia tomorrow. A number
or Harrisburg workers will be pres
ent at this meeting. Dr. John r.
Mott George w. Perkins. and other
| eminent men in the campaign organ
ization will address the conference.
Among the men and women present
Will be many who are very prominent
in civic affairs and in the business
world. 1t was stated. Robert B.
Reeves, general secretary of the Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. a. and campaign man
ager for this district, has announced
present, will be the following.
E. ]. Stackpole. representing the
Y. NJ. C. A; J. w. Rodenhaver as a
substitute for David E. Tracey, rep
resenting the knights of Column
bus; David Kaufman. Jewish We'll
fare Board; Mrs. William jennings,
Y. w. c. A; Thomas Lynch Montgom-
cry. American Library Association; ].
William Bowman, Salvation Army;
William Jennings, Community Well
fare Board
Included in the list of representa-
tives from organizations through the
district are:
Y. NJ. c. A.-Dauphin county. Ed
ward Bailey. Harrisburg: Lebanon
county, z. U. Sewers, Lebanon; York
county, p. a. Elsesser, York; Adams
county. John D. Keith, Gettysburg:
Franklin county. Joshua w. Sharpe.
Chambersburg; Lancaster county, DR..
Henry H. Apple, Lancaster; Cumber-
land county. the Rev. H B. Stock,
Carlisle; Perry county, L. w. Brim-
er, Newpork; Juniata, the Rev. J.
H. Mcconnell, Miftiintown; Miffin,
Walter Fosnot, Lewistown.
Knights of Columbus-The Rev. ].
c. Thompson. Steelton; Richard NJ.
Reilly, Lancaster.
Jewish Welfare Board-Rabbi Ros-
enthaL Lancaster; Max Grumbacher.
York.
Community Welfare Board-P. C.
Helm, Lancaster.
Y. w c. Airs. Francis ]. Hall,
Mrs. William Jennings. Mrs. John w.
Reilly Mrs. Marlin E. Olmsted. Mrs.
Lyman D. Gilbert, Miss Anne McCor-
mick, all of Harrisburg. and the fol-
lowing county representatives:
Adams county, Mrs. Donald Nc
Pherson, Gettysburg; Cumberland
county. Mrs. Raphael Hays, Carlisle;
Dauphin county, Mrs. John w Reilly,
Fort Hunter; Franklin county, Mrs.
Moorehead Kennedy, Chambersburg;
Lancaster county, Mrs. Pucius Won
Dersmith, Mountville: Juniata coun-
ty Mrs. Frank Patterson, Mifflin-
town; Lebanon county. Mrs. John
Brock, Lebanon; Perry county, Miss
Mary Jane Wells, Duncannon; Milf
fin county, Mrs. Lawford II. Fry
Lewistown; York county, Mrs. Fahs
Smith, York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-19

and dry groceries were all rationed
and 1t was now no longer necessary
for women to stand in line in front
or the shops sometimes all night to
await the morning opening.
Shopping by the card system was
very complicated and the quantities
permitted by the ration cards so
small that well-balanced meal was
an impossibility. To dine in a res
taurant 1t was necessary to take a
whole pocketful of cards and make
careful analysis of them before
ordering the meager meal which the
law allowed.
Empty boxes were used to deco
rate the depleted show-windows of
the shops. The fact that they were
empty was not known to the public
and very often the windows would
be broken by hungry mobs who
couldn't resist the sight of what ap-
peared to be so much food. This
led the government to order the
shopkeepers to label the boxes:
Empty Boxes" in order to avert
such disturbances and riots.
There was simply nothing to buy
in the food line except substitutes,
and of these there were hundreds,
each worse than the last. The re-
mark: IF things get much worse,
We shall soon be eating rats as the
Parisians did in 1870" brought the
rejoinder: well. that wouldn't be
so bad; what I'm dreading is the
time when we shall have to be con-
tent with rat substituted"
When We finally had cards for
coffee substitute and had to have
them stamped to buy a quarter of a
pound of candy substitute per month
and both were so wretched we
couldn't eat them-I gave up inter-
est in substitutes and commenced
to patronize the SPECTATORS. figuring
that it was better to risk the penal
ties imposed by the law for such
violations of the food regulations
than to ruin our health through un-
dernourishment.
For long time we were permitted
to receive presents" of bacon.
ham, sausages eggs and butter from
Denmark but this was finally pro-
hibited through the influence of the
Central Einkaufs Gesellschaft-"The
Central Society for Buying Food
From Other Countries" which