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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-19
Not Even That.

Many a man who imagines his ex-
ecutive ability is sufficient to control
the affairs of nation would not even
make successful book agent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-19
Cause of Dependency.

Dependency is often caused by indigestion
and constipation, and quickly disappears when
Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. These tab
lets strengthen the digestion and move the
bowels
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-19

ST. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Early Mass at 500 a. m. Mass at
1000 a. M, Sunday school at Loo p, NJ.
FIR. TOPLAK.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-19
Notice Of Income Tax Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the in
come tax board of review in and for
Villas County will meet at the court
house in the village of Eagle River,
on the second day of August, 1918, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of examining the income tax
assessment roll and of considering
complaints of aggrieved tax payers
and performing such other duties as
are imposed by law.
Dated at Rhinelander. this 18th
day of July, 1918.
j. r. BENTLY,
Assessor of Incomes in and for Villas
County.
FOR SALE-1O head of heavy
work horses and mares with
harnesses, also 16 head of cattle.
Will be sold cheap for, cash or on
long time with good security.
Sanborn Company.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-19

Too Much TO Expeo&.
Be hospitable but don't expect the
nervous man with the false teeth to
dote ON currant pie. s.Hi $500 -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-07-19
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Written and wallis Campaign COMMIT
Sheldon Wis Republican candidate
Congress Amount to be paid $3.50
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13

Shorty before 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning fire caused from a defective
fiue, destroyed the one-story frame
dwelling occupied by A. w. Star
Upper and family and owned by z.
E. Lucas.
The flames originated under the
roof, over one Of the bed rooms.
where fire had been built in one Of
he fire places : few moments pre-
riously The usual alarm was given
and citizens and the city fire engine
promptly responded.
Contents Of the house were saved,
but the property was practically d2s-
troyed-the front porch and wall of
the house remaining, but Of no value
to be used again.
About $4,000 is the estimated val
ue Of the property, covered by $1,000
insurance in the Queen Insurance
Co., Jos. z. Cazeneuve local agent.
The adjoining dwellings, OF neigh
bors were saved from slightest dam
aged by the volunteer fremen and
The city'5 fire engine, in charge Of
Chief Louis SchwaH.
The Starlipper family have moved
in the Heymann cottage on the beach
front.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
SENATE BILL NO. $40.

An Act giving authority for the
planting and cultivation of oysters
on oyster beds or bottoms on which
oysters are growing, which have
been planted ard cultivated under
pre-existing laws, and providing the
conditions under which said beds or
bottoms may be cultivated
Be it enacted by. the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi:
Sec. /. When any person has here
tofore planted and cultivated oys-
ters under authority Of pre-existing
laws on the bed or bottom Of any Of
the waters of the Mississippi Sound
or any arm thereof and now have eX-
isting oyster beds on the bottom of
such water such person may continue
the cultivation and planting of oys-
ters on said beds for further period
Of ten years on compliance with the
provisions Of this Act.
Section 2. Any persons desiring
TO use the beds or bottoms herein
mentioned which beds do not lie
within the limit as set out in Chapter
1913, Laws 1908, shall file petition
with the Board of Oyster Commission
ers, making application for author :
ty to use the sad beds or bottoms,
which petition shall contain a descrip-
ton of the beds or bottoms proposed
TO be so used, the authority under
which the said beds or bottoms were
planted and cultivated, the names OF
the person cultivating the same, and
the time during which said beds OF
bottoms have been cultivated and
which said petition shall be accom-.
panied by survey of said beds OF
bottos made by a quail fed surveyor
On the filing of said petition The
Board of Oyster Commissioners shall
consider same and if the said boarc
be of the opinion that said beds OF
bottoms have been planted and cult
waited and used by the petitioner anC
that such beds have been planted anC
cultivated under pre-eXisting laws
the said commission shall enter an or
der on it's minutes giving authorit!
to petitioner to use and cultivate
said beds for period of not exceed
ing FIVE years from the date of sait
order.
Section 8. All laws with reference
TO the payment Of taxes for oyster
| taken from public reefs shall appl,
| to oysters taken under this Act.
Section 4. That this Act take effec
and be in force from and after it
| passage.
! Approved March eth, 1918.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
MISSISSIPPI GRAND ORDER OF
EASTERN STAR TO HOLD
STATE CONVENTION.
Twelfth Annual Session to Be Held
al GulfPort April %, %, "a.

The Gulfport Herald tells Of the
preliminary arrangements made
for the twelfth annual convention of
the State Eastern Star oTganiza-
ton, to be held at the end OF the pre-
sent month at Gufport:
The twelfth annual session of the
Grand Chapter Of Mississippi Of the
Order of the Eastern Star will be
held in Culfport April %, %, and "a
the Coast Chapter Of Gulfport, Adah
Chapter of Ocean Springs, Lois Wes-
ton Chapter Of Logtown, Bay Chapter
Of Bay ST. Louis acting as co-hostess-
eS.
The opening Monday will take
place at the Methodist Church at
which the general public will be in
vited. This will be followed by an in
formal reception at the Elk's Home,
the Elks having kindly placed the
home at the disposal OF the order for
the session.
An examplifcation team has been
made up from the hostess Chapters
which will expedite all work in its
line in a creditable manner. The
team has been meeting in Gulfport
for the purpose Of perfecting all de-
tails for the work which lies before
it.
The local Chapter has appointed
the following committees:
Decorators: Chairman, Mrs. A.
Bernstein, Mesdames Holmes, Glass,
Lynn, Eden, Feitel, Meadows,
Adams, Van Dorsten, Morris, Gully,
Williamson, Moseley, Rau; Messrs.
Rankin, Heath, Causey, Adams.
Entertainment: Chairman, Mrs. j.
w. Rankin, Mesdames Syan, Good
win, Osborne, Griffii. Carraway, An
derson. Lenoir, Baton, Kearses Heath,
Misses Capitola Bradley, Ida Lyons,
Ethel Herbert, Messrs. Syfan, Os-
borne, D. E. Morris, Moseley, CLARK
Refreshments: Chairman, Mrs. w.
West. Emma Adams, Stewart, ,Seby,
Bradley, Causey, Hazel Wood, Grivol,
Stockman, Porter, Wallace, Richards,
| Miss Barber, Mr.. Day.
Accommodation Chairman, Mrs
| Dixie Satcffeld, Mesdanes Abar
| Mangunl, Dickeys Bennett, Taylor
| Mcdaniel, Capers, Messrs. Price
| Aban, Stewart, Bradley.
Train: Chairman, Mrs. Grace Quar-,
les. Mesdames Rankin, BradleyMead,
ows, Misses Evelyn Adams, Sharp
| Lyons, Messers. i. l. Taylor, h. ii
| Sneed. Meadows, Porter, Wood, Good
win. Rau, Holmes, Griffin, Gully.
Finance: Miss Florence Cassibry
This list viii be Supplemented bl
representatives of other hostess chap
i terS.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
OYSTER LAWS RECEIVED BY
MISSISSIPPI OYSTER COM
MISSION AT BILOXI.

Biloxi, Miss, April 10.-Copies of
the oyster laws passed by the Missis
sippi Legislature have been received
Attorney Charles L. Rushing for tbs
Mississippi Oyster Commission from
Secretary of State Jos. w. Powers.
The Daily Herald recently publish
ed the law relating to the fishing OF
shrimp, oysters, crabs, etc. In this
connection it might be advisable to
state that the oyster season will
close on May l as usual. The only
exception is that those who care may
fish on the Pass Marianne reef neal
Pass Christian for the month of Ma
only. An impression has gottei
abroad at Biloxi that the oyster sea-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
BAY FORESTERS INSTALL.
Ceremony Followed by Spread at the
Home OF Mrs. =. 7. Biaize.

The home Of Mrs G. Y. Baize on
Monday afternoon was the scene Of
the installation of the newly elected
members of the Lady Foresters Of
Bay St. Louis, which ceremony was
followed by dainty collation..
Mrs. B. F. Markey, of New Or
leans, was present as deputy chief,
and officiated, installing the officers
in due order.
The following is list OF officers
Chief Ranger, Mrs. Mary Green;
Mrs. Catherine Blaize, vice ranger;
Mrs. Olga Muller, recording secreta-
~; Miss r McGinn, financial sec
retary; Mrs. Marie Sistrunk, treasu-
rer; Mesdames Dora Maufray, Mary
Waters, Catherine Connors, trus-
tees; Mesdames Alma Quintini, Cath
crime Connors, conductors; Mesdames
Lucy Whitfield, Rosine Benigno,
sentinels; Misses Bertha Carrie, Ce-
line Fayard, auditors; Rev. Father j.
A. Gmelch, chaplain.
The Lady Foresters is organized
from the members of the church of
Our Lady Of the Gulf, and g most
successful and active organization,
adding new members to its roll from
time to time. The order is a national
one, carries a life insurance feature,
in addition to its fraternal features
which are many.
The local foresters meet at the
home of Mrs. Blaize regularly, and
the meetings are both pleasant and
profitable.
In Sundays Liberty Day demon
stration the Lady Foresters, with the
other orders Of this city, made a
splendid showing, and elected favor
able comment along the line of
march.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
aFOUR-MENUTE MEN, FOR HAN.
rGTY TOIJNTY

DR.. J. A. Evans, chairman; Geo.
r Rea, E. j. GeX, w. w. Stockstill,
Carl Marshall, Jno. Craft, DR.. w. J.
Schmidt, R. L. Genin, w O.. French,
A. S. Weston, Rev. T. B. Clifford,
Rev. Father McHale, Rev. H C. Rob-
arts
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13

son has been extended. This is not
true. The season Will close on May
/, as usual The following oyster
law, which was one OF several passed
by the Legislature, will prove OF in
terest TO Coast fishermen and others
interested in the industry,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD Of MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN, CITY or BAY ST. LOUIS.

A regular meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of
Bay St. Louis, Miss, was held at the
City Hall on Saturday, the 9Th day
Of April, A. D. 1918, at 6 o'clock P.
NJ, being the first Saturday after the
municipal election which took place
on Monday, the 1st day of April a,
.. 1918.
There were present /. B. Capde-
pom, mayor; E. S. Blaize, Hy. Col
son, L. G. Carver, aldermen; Albert
Jones, city marshal; S. J. Ladner,
secretary Absent-W. A. Mcdonald,
alderman.
The reports of the various officers
were read, investigated, found cor
rect and ordered spread upon the
minutes; the others filed.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, of the City of Bay ST.
Louis, Mississippi.
Gentlemen We, the undersigned,
commissioners and and clerks Of
the general election, held on the
ground floor Of the City Hall, on
Monday, the first day of April, A. D.
1918, in accordance with an order
OF your Honorable Board, beg leave
to report and certify that the re-
suits are as follows:-
For Mayor-R. w. Webb, 33 votes
For Alderman, 1st Ward-W. H.
Starr, 16 votes.
For Alderman, End Ward-R. S.4
Blaize, 10 votes.
For Alderman, 3rd Ward-Louis
Schwall, 2 votes.
For Alderman, 4th Ward-L. G.
Carver, votes.
For Secretary-Sylvan J. Ladner,
80 votes.
For Assessor and Tax-Collect-
tori. H. Eglof, 81 votes.
For City Marshal-Albert Jones,
80 votes.
FRANK TACONI,
P. j. McGINN.
w. E. SAUCER,
Commissioners.
FELIX FAYARD,
GEO. SCHOONMAKER,
Clerks.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13
CARROLL AVENUE DWELLING
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Fire From Supposed Defective Flue
Tuesday Morning Consumed Star
Upper Hon1e-Owned by z. {. Lu-
cas-partiaily Covered by Iasur-
ance In Local Agency.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13

J. w. Watts. labor on gasoline en-
CINE, 81. 90.
Cyril Ladner hauling freight from
depot, SO cents.
Chas. Rochon, hauling sand So c..
v. at 10 cents, S63.T5.
There being 40 further business
appearing, the Eoard adjourned sine
die. SYLVAN ! LADNER, Sec'y.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-13

YOU Halt the Hun. Be sure to buy one
When you buy a Liberty Bond
or more today. II Is your duty.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
No podla levantar Ia
rlarlo izquerda q Ia
altura de su cabeza
]. B. Woodward despues de haber es
tado Ell esas condolences du-
rante dos amos Sc alivio
con Ell Taalac

"Me siento como cualquiera de 10:
hombres que transitan alegres por la.
GALES V aun me a~treveria a empren'
, der una carrera con cualquiera DE-
clos" ha dicho ell Sr. J. B. Woodward
de 256 Rand Avenue, Lexington. KY
al referirse a los notables beneficio.
Que ha cbtenido con ell uso de- Tan.
lac.
"Durante muchos anos-continuo-
SURF terrib'emente de achaques de.
estomago. tie reumatismo y de neu.
raleias. Ell reumatismo era de tan
NAL caracter, que durante dos lar.
gos amos no pude siquiera levantar mi
mano izquierda q la altura de mi ca.
beza. NADIA de 10 que comia ME GAIA
bien en- el estomago, y hasta me eau.
saba tenor simplemente Ia idea de CO.
mer algo. Todo 10 que GONNA, fuera
10 que fuere, me hacia I'm dano terri
Bile V va no hallaba que hacer para
aliviarme. Como ustedes deben saber
TODD sufrim:ento tiene su Unite, has
ia cue llega el mome7to en- que ei
hombre pierde Ia esperanto de poner-
Sc bien. Y en- csc case puede declrse
que ne encontraba 20.
"Ur gran numero de personals me
! habian hablado en- los mas altos ter
minos del Tanlac, Y 20 conocia a mu-
chas gentes que habian sido por ell
curadas, asi es que me resolvi a pro-
barlo en- mi persona. Dos o tres Sc
manas despues de que emPece a to-
mario, commence tambien q sentlrme
como 81 fuera otro hombre. CONT
nue. usandolo Y ahora todas mis- pc
mas Sc han marchado. Mi est6nego
no ha vuelto 4 molestarme en- 10 mas
mia:mo, puede conner I'm gran
a~petito V digerir mis- alimentcs, y
puedo hacer uso de mis- brazos exac-
tanente como antes de que d!eran
DFllc.F!o his sHlIliiiSi4Soo' ~ 80"
familia como mis- amigos Sc han da-
! do clara cuerta del gran provecho cue
q mi salud ha hecho ell Tanlac, Y es
para mi 10 mas grato reccmenGarlo."
I Tar!ac sc venoe en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co.. 407 E.
Houston St, Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
la direction personal de un represen-
tante especial del Tanlac. o Sc en-
giara por estas boticas a cuelquler
direction al recibo de 81 valor que es
$1.00 por botella, siempre que Sc in
c!uyan estampillas suficientes para
a. porte. (AdV.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
Information cablegrafiCa
DICESE QUE Won
%HINDENBURG
HA MUERTO

Del Sercieio Especial dc LID PRENSA.7 .
AMSTERDAM, Julio IS Ell Ma
riscal Won Hindenburg, Jefe de Esta-
do Mayor Aleman, ha muerto, segun
dice ell diario lies Nouvciles", perio-
dico que Sc publica en- frances en- La
Haya. capital de Holanda.
Segun dicho diario, Ia muerte del
jefe aleman ocurri6 despues de una
acalorada entrevista que turo con CT
Emperador Guillermo en- los Cuarte-
les Generates en- Spa. Ell Enperador
Y ell Mariscal habian tenido serias
d~iferencias de opinion acerca dc Ia
ofensiva alemana hacia Paris, y 4 cen
secuencia de la %entrevista dicha, que
segln dice LES Nouvell9s IS, tuvo lu-
gar el 16 de Mayo, !e sobrevino al
Mariscal una congestion cerebral que
postr0 al Mariscal en- CANA, acaban-
Go por causarle la muerte.
FL diario de referencia dice oGe la
information acerca dc la discussion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
PUNTCS S0BRE LAS les

Dice cl Excelsior, que. Il vcTlai,
este de la revoluci&R ic parece Qde
la sidc una pesadil!a.
Hcmbr2 81. Pero Ia verdad es tam
bien cue ha side una pesadiiia
muy... "pesaGil!a" verdaderame1-
tc.
Les carraacist2s han coDfiscadc' les
bienes del clero cn Jaiisc0.
! la raz6n cue dan es chyia: lie qui-
tan les "bieres'', 20. les males,
por les males que han hech3.
Pcrque W. 10 dijo c! dicho: IN "5I>n'
cen Tn ma: Sc paga. ! as; ei
cuehtc.
s Mexico le la side levsntado CT N
barge De ~ciertos articulcs. ! la
situaci6n pciria m~cjorar macho
sin embargo.
Sin embargo, 20 es asi.
Les pc7icd:stas 2an encant2dos dc s.
viajc.
Mas guc por 0tra ccsa, porQue fue
gratis.
o
Ell gCbie7Eo americana ha deSiaracn
tcrmi.2ntemeRte que los eItEan-
jc:cs no iran al cjarcito-
Justamsatc 10 cCntraTio Q"e den Pan
che ell difunto: Garibaidi, Viijoen
y ctcos.
Pcro hay cue yer CUE entonces sc
trataba de saliva a IN pueblo
irrcdeatc, ) con ESQ esta dicho to-
dc.
TIBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14

del Mariscal cen ell Kaiser Y de Ia
muerte de aquel Ia obtuvo de 'fuen-
ties dignas de entero credito en- los
! districts ocupados dc Belgica.'
En- los ultimos seis meses han osta-
do circulando rumores iiversos scbre
la znuerte del Mariscal Hindenburg y
otras muchas noticias Sc han pubhca-
do en- las que Sc ha hablado de cue cl
iefe aleman Sc haliaba nal de salud.
NADIA menos aver, Sc recibio UT des-
pacho fechado en- Londres, en- Ell CUE
Sc decia que I'm viajero que naola lie
gado a La Haya procedente de Ale
mania, informaba que Ell Marlscai Sc
hallaba bastante NAL &c salud y que
estaba imposibilitado para to!nar par
tie en- los trabajos militarcs que Sc re-
lacionaban con Ia campana.
Otras noticias publicadas en- mayo,
decian que Ell Mariscal Sc ha!laba en-
sermo de tifoidea en- un hospital de
Estrasburgo V algunas informaclones
llegaron a decir que Sc habia vuelto
loco.
Hindenburg Sc hizo de fama en-
Alemania, por su campaha contra los
rusos en- la Prussia Oriental, que sal
v6 al Imperio de verse invad!do per
los moscovitas. FL 80 dc agosto de
1915 fue nombrado Jcfe del Esta-
do Mayor General en- sustituclon del
general Falkenhayn y Sc trajo con el
al general Ludendorff, que era ei Je-
fe de su Estado Mayor Y a quien Sc
ha considerable siemprc, como el bra
70 Gcrccho de aquel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
ALEMANIA DESISTE
DE APODERARSE
DE BELGICA
Del se-vse.o Especial dc II PRENSA"

Del Se-rscio Especial &C Ia PRENSA
CoPENHACUE, Julio 1S.-Dura''
tie curse de 81 discurSo ante "a Co
mission permanents del Reichstas, =!
jueves pasado, ell Canciller Imperial.
Condo Won Hertling. nego u Aie-
mania tuviera intenciones de retenet
q Beigica en- su pocer.
la presente o~cupacion de Belgl-
ca, dijo significa solamsntc que tene-
mos una prenda para futuras negocia-
clones No tensmos IA iHtencion de
conservar = Belgica en- nuesEo poder,
en- ninguna forma.
10 que nosorrps queremoS, precl-
samente, como 10 expreSamoS el q
de febrero ultino. eS q daspnes de IA
guerra, Belgica restablecida como IN
.estado independents de 81 nismG- nc
ouede sujeta Il nadie como vaSalla y
viva con nosotros en- bueras relaclo-
mes de amistad.
"He tenido esta opinion desde e.
principle, con respecto I Belglca y TO-
dayia hoy la sostengo. Este lado dc
mi politica esta enteramente de coEl-
formidad con las lineas generates de
IA politica de- Imperio cuya direction
expuse amplia ' claramente aver an
te vosotros.
"EstamoS enpehadoS en- n guerra
que es para noSorros una gue-ra ds
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
RECLAMA SEETE
BuLONES De
RUBLOS
AIemania a Russia

PARIS, Julio Is La reclamation
de Alemania a Russia por inde0niza-
ci6n de guerra, asciende en- ndmeros
redondos, a Ia suma de 1000 millones
de rublos, segun Sc dice en- una notl-
cia publicada por el Vossichc Leitung
~refcrente al trabajo hecho per Ia Co.
mission mixta nombcada para cstudiar
Ia question de las reclamaciones-
Dicha Comisi6n ha co2cllido va
sus c~onferencias, durante las cuales'
dice Ia noticia de refcrencia, los re-
presentantes alemanespresentar2n re-
clamaciones que en- conjunto montan
a Ia cifra indicada. La informaclon
agrega que Sc ha pedido cl a-rsgio
Immediate de las rec!amacloneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
TCHERNOFF Al
FRENTE DE I'm
EJERC!TO
De c~ampes!nos
TCHERNOFF AL FRENTE DE UN
EJERCITO DE CAMPES1NOS

PARIS. Julio 13.-M. Tchernoff,
lider de los reTolucionarics socia!es
rusos. Marcia sobre Moscou a "a Ca
heza de una nunaarosa banda de cam
pesincs desarmados, dice IN deSpacho
cue procedente de Estocolmo sc reel,
bio Dor LIE Matin en- esta capital. K!
mismo mensaje dice que parte de las
fuerzas De NJ. Tchernoff ha :leg2do
va p los suburbios de Ia capital mos,
covita.
In despacho reci5ido en- esta capi-
tai Ell dia 9, daba cuenta de que
u. Tchernoff y otros tres misIbbros
del gabinete de kerensky. na5ian sldo
arrestados en- Moscou, corao 5uFues'
tos iefes de un r.ovimiento rcToiuclo'
mario contra los bolsevikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14

defensa y asj 10 hsmos sostcnlao
desde 81 principle. estando muy lejos
&c nuestra mente, toda t~sndsncia I'M
peria!istica a Ia domination deb mun-
do.
10 que queremos es Ia inviolabi-
lidad de nuestro te~rrirorio, airc iore
para Ia expansion de nuestro puebiv
en- e, dominic econ6mico y naCaral-
mente. tambien ~segIrtdad resFscto
al futuro. Esto Sc ha!la :o~mpietcmen-
re de confornidad o nj opinion
.respecto q Belgica. pero e mode de
cue esta opinion pueda establecerse
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14

en- detalles, depende tan solo de las
negoc.acionss futuras Y so5re este
punto no puedo hacsr ningunas de
cIarac;ones comprometedoras'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14

funcionario de Alemania haya mos
trado abiertamente 81 opinion y Vo-
luntad de abandonar entsramente a
BGlgica. En- todas las ocaslones an
tcriores. los estadistas alemanes ma,
bian hablado siemp-e re IA necesidad
de mantener q esq pals, cuando me-
nos, bajo ell control economico J MI
iitaT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
= rcina mart!r.

una rcina martir.
Con que sencillez y con cuant4
g-acia ~juvenil, IL Reina, al I,asar,
aparta suavemc1te las m para
eGsenarme los nidos de los ru!seno-
res:
We'd. dice ella, Guam conf;ados
son ihaber anidado tar aoaJo!
Al sonreir5e Z Z lie aque-
los ademanes en- los que Sc palP.
una tan cn~cantadora gracia. 'tiene
uno Que recordsr que esta sooerana,
cue par=ce quitada de una v~itrina,
ha dado mue-tras del ms viril de
los vaiores Y de ia abnegacion mas
grande ante las miserias de su pue-
bio Y de sus soidados; que NADIA ha
abandonado de 81 terrible deber Y
que, aun en- las trincheras de Prime
va Inca, su frente ha permaneciio
impasib:e y serena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
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Esta es "a primera vez que un altv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14

No Sc dan q prueba. No Sc hacen
camDios. No Sc hacen devolucioneS.
Todo este SuTtido esC& compUeSto
de zapatos de exceiente calidaG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14
UNO De LOS QUE
MATARON A
Fue capturado
.FUE CAPTURADO UNO DE- LOS
ASESINOS DE MIRRACH

LONDRES. Julio 13.-Un despa-
che ~procedente de Copanhague, reel
Dido hoy en- eSta capital, dice que el
F~rankfurter Zeitung Publica r no
ticia CUE lie fue trasmitida por tele-
grafo de Mozcou, en- "a Gue Sc dice
cue n de los asesinos del Condo Ge-
neral Won Mi-bach, ex Empaj2dCT
de AIemania en- Russia, fu& c~apt1rcdo
el iusves en- Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-14

81 I'd. Sc s!eate melanctlico. distrafdo,
perczOSo, eS que Gecesita I'm ascO De 81
meG!ctna mas GprCpoSito para laleS tras-
iDrnOS. EsEiuula el hiTudQ, :Cpifica el es-
tonnage y ltmpia perfectamente los inies-
tinos- Precio: Soc Vencido pof r. Cohn
and Co. San Antonio Texas. fAdv.l