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ssUNCROWNED KING"
 OF l. w. w. IS GIVEN
 20-YEAR SENTENCE
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quickly silenced. George Andreytchine the young Russian poet, whose stormy career since his exile from Russia for plotting revolution is an outstanding phase of the I. w. w., was next called As he stepped forward he smiled and blew a kiss to his pretty bride who waved her handkerchief.
 Then followed Ralph Chaplin, another
 poet, smiling and confident, and Carl Ahlteen, Minneapolis, editor of s.The Alarm, pale and neryously twisting his cravat
 So the procession continued, the pro-
 ceedings interspersed with an occasional
 groan from the defendants and an out
 cry from women relatives. until 95s of
 the organizations chief directors had
 been sentenced and led to the county
 jail through lanes of curious that sur
 founded the federal building.
 Vincent St John, who formerly he11
 Haywoods office of general secretary
 treasurer, was sentenced to 10 years at
 Leavenworth; J. A. Macdonald, Seattle
 publisher of. radical paper, was sem
 fenced to 10 years, while J. T. (Third
 Rail Red) Doran. a western coast lead
 CT, and Harrison George of Pittsburg
 whose printed vision of President Will son and- his cabinet in flight before an army of l. w. w., was an important factor in the trial, received sentence of five years each.
 For more than an hour Judge Landis, with sharp, direct sentences reviewed the nation wide conspiracy against the gov ernment and read excerpts from Hay woods correspondence relative to op- position to the war.
 GUILTY ONLY VERDICT 'ln light of the evidence before it. the, juhy had no avenue of escape from a verdict of guilty thee ourt said. "I don't mean" said Judge Landis, a. another point in his statement, that the L Vi. w. Started out deliberately ) aid Germany" He added that their acts were an aid to the enemy and were aimed directly at their own country. | Some of the defendants chucllled as sentence was pronounced, others paled and swayed uncertainty, while still oth- CTS tried to make their, way to wives and other relatives
 Manuel Key, an organizer of Buffalo, N. Y., who appeared in court yester day wearing red flag, symbol of the T. w w., on his coat lapel had not re- moved it when called for sentence today. He was among those given 20 years. IenJamin Fletcher, Philadelphia. the only colored member on trial, grinned broadly when he was sentenced to 10 years He was being led away when he reraarked:
 Judge Landis is using poor English today His sentences are too long"
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WHOLE REGIMENT
 ID BE DECORATED
Capt. T. c. Reid of 18th In. fantry Writes of Lone Bat
 tali0n at Post All Day


 Montgomery, August s0.-T. c. Reid. captain fin the Twenty eighth infantry, in service overseas. formerly commer- cial secretary at Demopolis in let ter to friends here recites the fact that the regiment is to be decorated with the French Croix de Guerre as an evil dence of the bravery of the men. Continuing Captain sReid says: I've were rushed up here during the last drive and held the enemy at the Marne.
 You may have read of one lone battal-
 ion remaining St it's post all day That
 was us. 1 thought several times we
 were on our way to Germany. The best German regiment was pitted against
 us, but We fought them out. Our com
 pany has suffered neavy losses, but.
 ah, our men were magnificent and fight
 is their middle name. They were itching
 for lick at Fritz and when they got
 it, made good use of it."
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pie that the police have not succeeded in catching, deserves to be mentioned. No critic drawn up outside of Germany against the German government could be more pitisess or more just than the one that is found in this pamphlet"
 Finally a detached paper entitled, "The Happiness c< the Future says: This war is not d defensive war, but greed annexationist war: Germany ought to have accepted the proposition for con ference made on the eve of the war by Sir Edward Grey The pan~Germanists want worldwide hegemony. And neverthe less Germany does not yet belong to the Germans; it still belongs to the German dynasty, ta the Hohenzollerns and to their junkers We must make the con quest of our own land. Germany must belong U the German people. The Ger man government must be the emanation of the German people. The monarch must disappear, and he must be replaced by democracy.
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PERSHING'S COMMUNIQUE
ITALIANS TO HONOR
 CON s UL GENERAL
 WITH BANQUET HERE

Plans are being arranged by a com mittee of Italian citizens for the re- ception and entertainment of the Itdl- ian consul general of New Orleans who will arrive in the city tomorrow The programme includes a drive through the city in the afternoon and a banquet at the Tutwiler.
 The occasion of the visit of the con- sul general is to induct into the office of vice consul of the Birminghani uis- trict. N. c. Pondolfo Quite number of prominent citi- zens have been invited to attend the banquet. including Judge w. I. Grubh, Gen Louis " Clark, C. P. Orr, Brx&sh vice consul John R. Hornady and nX&y others
 Dr. H. A. Elkourie will act as toast master
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Eastern Star Ladies
 to Sell w. s. Stamps

Salter chapter No. q, Order of the Eastern Star, will have charge of the downtown booths tonight from 6 o'clock until o'clock. For sometime past the several chapters of the East ern Star have had charge of booths on Saturday nights, and a goodly sum has been realized on each occasion. The ladies in charge tonight expect to break all records
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HINDENBURG LINE CROSSED

London, August 30.-Troops of Field Marshal Haig crossed the Hindenburg line to the south of Bullecourt
 In the Lys salient the British are reported to have taken Noote Boom three miles south of Bailleul
 The Germans have retreated from the town of BailleuL
 North of Soissons. French troops to- day captured Hill 159 and they now hold the high ground between Soissons and Leury, according to informa tion received from the battle front this evening
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SYRIAN RELIEF FUND
National Chairman Acknowledges
 Receipt of 5000 From Local

Dr. H. A. Elkourie. chairman of tke local Syrian and Armenian relief con- mittee, received letter yesterda. from National Chairman Cleveland H. Dodge, acknowledged the receipt of 5000 sent from Birmingham for the relief fund. This makes $40O0 sent by the local committee.
 Chairman Dodge also requested that the local committee send delegate to the meeting of the general committee to be held in New York Sptembr 70.
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Third of Gasoline to
 Go to the Government

Chicago, August 30-One-third of all the gasoline produced in the mid-contlnent sie,d in the next three months is to be turned over to the government for war purposes, according to an agreement reached today at conference between government officials and western ref1ners and iohberS. 4l !
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Air Lieutenant Is Killed
 When Plane Comes Down

Chanute Field, Rantoul, Ill. August 3O Returning from a flight and while en- deavoring to recover from a tail spin, Lieutenant Guthrie, 24 years old. of Rob- inson H.. an instructor, was killed at 445 o clock Thursday afternoon. He died while being taken to the post hospital. A cadet who accompanied him escaped with slight injuries. The cadets name all her wealth from her salary.
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THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, August 3o.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi Local showers and thunderstorms Saturday and probably Sunday. Sunday.
 Tennessee: Fair Saturday and Sun- day.
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DEATHS

Mrs. John Brock died at a local lnfir7 mary yesterday morning. Body was shipped by Lige Loy to-Boaz yes- terday for interment. w. B. Florence, aged S6, died at local infirmary Thursday night. Body was shipped by Johns to Dora yes terday for interment.
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RHINE TOWNS BOMBED

Amsterdam, August 3O.-Frontier corre- ST ordents of the Telegraaf assert that travellers from Germany report heavy damages from recent air raids in towns along the Rhine. Forty persons were killed in the last aerial attack on Co., logne and entire streets in Mannheim were laid in waste At Bingen the ani- line works were leveled.
 PERSHING'S COMMUNIQUE
 Washington, August 50.-General Pershing's communique covering to- days activities and made public to- night, reads:
 Section A: In the Vosges a strong raiding party advanced under covar of artillery fire to our lines. and was driven back without securing any re- suits Aside from artillery fighting in this region, there is nothing else to report. During the day the railroad yards at Barricourt and Conflans were ef- Actively bombed by our aviators. All of our machines have returned"
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cutting or their retreat. And all this fir.

cutting off their retreat And all this fire has had it's effect in even more ways.
 Prisoners who had recently been in Peronne said they saw great many men there whose nerves had been completely shattered. Peronne at the time was be- ing bornbd from the air almost continu- ously. One airplane after another was flying over in rapid succession, literally raining bombs on the Germans and in flicting heavy casualties besides caus- ing much material damage.
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COMA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Y COM.
PRE- RONOS DE LA LIBERTAD.

No coma mas, coma ecopomicamer-
&c Y compre bonos de la Li5ertad. No
damos este ccnsejo por Ia cantidad de
alimentos cue conSuma, sino porque
comiendo POGO Sc digiere mas facil-
mente, q IL cua! ayuda eficaZmente eI
Elixir Americana de Vino .Amargo de
Triner tTriner'S American Elixir of
Bitter Wine). Los ahmentos. cando
son bien diee-idoS Sc converter en-
sangre V vitalidad, cuando sucede 10
c~ontrario son p~eiigroSos gases V fer
mentos Que causan mucnas enferme-
dades. e Elixir Americana de Vino
Amargo de Triner (Triner'S American
Elixir OF Bitter Wine) 10 curara de
dolores de cabeza. nerviosidad, debili-
dad general. coastipados. indigestion,
etc. De veata en- todas las Drogue-
rias. Irsista listed en- que Sc le VEN
da e! Vino &c Triner %autentico. Pre-
c;c. S1.10. Ii estac:on fra Sc acer-
CT. Y para combatirla listed Gebe te-
ner en- casa: MeGicamento de Timer
para la curscion de Resfriados V pa
"a la Tos tTriner'S Cough S~edative),
QUE vale sc Y SOC en- las droguerias,
o 35c Y soc yor correo; y ell Linimen-
to de Triner tTriner's Liriment), Gu
YES resultados son SECURES en casos
aa reumatismo, hmbago, inflamacio-
mes. etc. sieado ST. precio de 35c Y Csc
en las Groguerias Y 42c Y 75c por CO.
rreo. Joseph Trincr Company, 1885
1918 5. Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
ADV.
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|DIEZ PASA.IEROS
FUSILAD0S
Los zapatistas asaltaron un
tren en- la hacienda de
San Nicolas, Puebla.
por Cor,.o. para LII PRENSA."

IENICO. { lie octuFe.-ks noticia
plena V cficialmente Corfirmada. que
81 tren de pasaieros del I~rteroceanlcc
Il sali6 de aoui antICr con direction
q Ia ciudad de Plebla. fae asaltado
por los rebeldeS 1apatistas cerca &c
"a Estaci6n Itdroe, en- terrenos de ia
Hacienda re San NicoaS e. CYANIDE,
teraiGndose Dor Il suerte que haya TO-
cado A varios iovenes De csta CAPT
raj que yiaiaGan en- el convoy asa!-
tado.
Los primeros informes cue aQm
So recibieron decian cue setenta per
soras hahian sido olagiadas per los
reheldes, quienes, al ser mas terde
aicanzados V batidos por las fuerZ"s
Que Sc envia-on con toda Vioiencla
de los lugares mas inmediatos. hablar
soltado q Ia mayor 2arte de los pre-
SOS que Sc llevaron, fa!tando entire
estes diez ~joveueS que habian Salido
de esta capital en- el mencionado CON
Voy.
Los familiarss V amigos de los 10
venes refer.das. h!eiercn aver varlas
gestiones para averiguar 81 parade:c
de los desspscecidos, sin que tales
ccstiones dieccr -e:ultzdos favora-
bles elgunos.
Varios prop;os fIeron enviados dc
ssta capital g la Hscieadade San Nj
col&s el Grande, para que Crassran de
averisusr 81 en- tecranos de esa ha-
cienda hsbian sido fusilados los indi-
viduos a ~quienes Sc busca, pero los
D~ropios NADIA pudierun aVer.gusr.
De los detaile5 que Sc rec!b:eron
aqui po- p~asaiero< cue iban en- e: tren
agalI2do, So Gesprende que diez per-
sonas De las que formaban el pasle
fueron kajsdas del tren por los re-
belde=, sin qae Sc epa que motive
particular habia para clio, y fusitados
:ar:et;etanente, despues de- 10 Qua!
sus caa-pos que chosreaban sengre
fuefon eoigados de los drooies inne-
dates e Ia via.
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-~CAsTILLAS ~cIENTFIcAS

IizsaHse los pecicoS' acompanacos de su lmPorre IT GIRO
Postal, dc Express o en- Carta Cestificada, az
lGNACiG {. l0LAN0.
lis y. SANTA ROSA AyE. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
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- Cor-as. ara Ia tREssA.

PD- CoS-eS, Para LA
MORELIA, MichoscAn, 6 de oetI-
cre.-El rebeide Jose lnAs Chavez
Garcia, cuyas hueilas 81 habian per
lido dssde hace ~alsunes dias, reapa-
rscio antier entire las estacienes dc
P&zteua-o y Uruapan, csyendo de
im~proviso, Il Ia cabsza del grueso de
3us fuer2as, sobre Ia esteclon de
Ajune, del f~errocarril Central, punto
que Tue captUrsdo con relativa fsci-
lidad por los rebeldes, pues Ia guarni-
ci6n que 10 defendia constaba unica-
meate de unos Glen hombres del go
bierno, los que fuercn sacriticados en-
res hcras de combate que Sc libr6 en-
Ia estaci6n Y los alrededores.
Cuando los chavistas va no tuvie-
ron ALI enemige q Qpien combatir,
pusieron en- practica sus viejos pro-
cedimientos: apoderarse de TODD 10 dc
valor que d la mauo encontraron,
asi como de todas las arnas de los
soidadcs, incendiando de paso algu-
nos fu-gones que estaban en- la csta-
ci6n.
E~sperabcn Ell treE dc paSaJeroS.
Las intenciOnes de Chavez Garcia
al ~apcderarse de aquel punto del Es-
tado, eran esperar el tren de pasa-
jeros que deberia pasar por ALI a
las dos 0 tres horas. para capturarlo
V hacerse de nuevoS e~len2entos. pues
parece que habia recibido aviso de
que ? bordo de dicho convoy iba una
considerable suna de dinero.
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; MIL 0BREROS
SIN TRABAJO
Ell gobierno disminuyo la
actividad de la fabrica
de munici0nes
Corrao. para LA PRENSA.'

po- Corrao. para l. PRENSA."
MEN1CO, 6 de octubre.-Mas de
tres mil obreros de los que trabaja-
ban por cuenta del gobierno Ell las IA
bricas de cartuchos Y de p~olvora de
propiedad Official, han quedado sin
trabajo, debido a que ell gObierno sus-
pendio las actividades en- las referi-
das fabricas. e%yplicando csta determi-
nacion con el hecho de que Sc tiene
en- la actualidad en- los ~arscnales de
IL nacion n eyistencic de parque y
p6lvora que no sera agotada sine 4
la vuelta de muchos meses, por 10 que
Sc he resuelto reducir los gastos que
al Erario nacional Sc We obligado a
hacer sosteniendQ en- actividad q los
millsres de trabaJadores mencionados.
Como una determination o ayuda,
cada obrero que es notificado de que
queda cesanta recibe una cantidad
igual a su suledo de una semana, con
la que debera s~ostenerse IN tanto que
obtiene una nueva colocaci6n.
Con Ia cesantia que ma caido So
bre los miles de obreros me~nciona-
dos, ell problema obrero, que va &c su-
80 era dificil, he venido d agrayar-
Sc, y nadie sabe de que recursos
echa-a manc ell gobierno para resell
verlo, va Que es impossible que soia-
mente en- la capital de la Republica,
Sc puedan sostener sin trabajo cuatro
o cinco mil hombres, la mayoria de
los cuales tiene una familia a quien
sostener con el producto de sus la,
bores diarias.
Algunos obreros, muy poces, de los
cesan5es en- las fabrieas del gobierno,
han obtenido en- seguida trabajo en-
otras facuorias del Distrito Federal,
pero una inmensa mayoria de ellos
no sabe que hacer enfrente de la ar
gustiada situacion en- que Ia resolu-
cion del gobierno los hs colocsdo.
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NADIE QUIERE VA
VIAJAR
Ell trafico es cast mule en-
Michoacan, Veracruz y
ciros Estados .

MEXICO. 6 de octubre .-Segun las
informaciones proporcionadas uor y
Direction de los Ferrocarriles Nacio-
males. los ingresos de esta institution
son cada dia mas reducidos, temiendo-
sc que en- IN futuro muy proXimo no
sean su:lcientes para cubrir e! press
puesto de egresos.
FL Director de las referidas lineas
ha manifestado paladinameate que ell
trafico en- los fecrocarriles, tanto de
carga cuanto de pasajeros, esta vinien-
do a n Y que Ia explicacion de
este fen6meno esta Ell la inseguridad
comp!eta uue hay en- las lineas ferro-
carrileras. dado que los soldados del
gobierno son en- ndlnero incompetence
para dar garantias en- todas las regio-
mes uue atraviesan las redes ferroca-
rrileras.
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La eczema Y demas enfermedades simiIa-
res de In piel. provi=nen de desordeneS y me-
n condici6n lie Ia sangre. ) puedea ser
curadas solauien;e purificando Ia sanGre ?
LejandoLa limp!a de L nenor inpureza.
Esta cs Ia causa por II cual 5. ). 5. ma
sido usada con TODD exito on cientos de CO
sos dc enema y otras Intermediates oe IN
piel. Este magnifico remedio no tienc rival
como purificador de Ia sangre. y eS pro
bablcmcnte n medicinal para -stas eRIerme-
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Lo que pasa en- Michoacan.

LIZ deS NSNSs
Uno de los Estados de la Repuhlica
en- donde el trafico fe7rocarrilero es
cast nulc-dijo ell referido funcionarlo
.-es el de Michoacan, pues en- el, los
pocos trenes que corren son asalta-
dos cast diariamente por los rebe!des,
V 81 bien es verdad que estos son ha
tidos en- cast todos los casos, slempre
10 son despues de que han Velado {
simplemente asaltado IN tren y apo
ieradose &c tod6s los intereses Que q
bordo iban.
En- las iiaeas de Ne.scruz.
En- las liaeas de VeracEus, Ianto oe!
~Interoceanieo como del Mexlcano, O.
cure orro tanto, segdn los informes
ute diariamente dan los mismos dia-
rios carrancistas. CAST no pasa IN
dia sin cue los rebeldes calgsn soofe
IN convoy Y Sc spoderen de TODD 10
Que cOnduce, amen de hacer Victima
De arentados al pasaje.
ToGas estas circumstances han a
ca0sde por hace- que Made Gulera VIA
lar nj exponer sus inteCeses a que st
D;erdan, Y de ah; e. esta1o de rulna
Ell cue Sc haiian los f~errocdrri!es.
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SALE DE BULGARIA Ell
MINESTR0 ALEMAN

Del sc-vicio Espoc;c! para La PPENSA.
BASEL, SuiEa, Gctubre Eel
Miristro a!eman en- Bulgaria, saii6
aver de Sofia, capital del RENO, dcs-
pu4s de pener los intereses de su pals
en- Bulgaria, en- manoS del MinLstro
de Holanda, segha anunci6 hoy Ia Ga
Jeta de Frankfort.
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Domingo Is de 0ctubre de 1918

NASUALES PRACTICES
"a uu peso cGGG Hnol.
Manual dc Agricultural
Manual &c Artzs y OaetS
Mania: = Acsl.S y JaboAS
Mana! de Albi6iiera
Ei=uaa &c Carpinterta 5s Taller
Manual dc Ce-raSe-is = OSraa de atefro
Manual del Cok~tero Y Poivrris1
a.a-Ial de! Curtidc' Ge Pieces
Manual dc Car:ibc--Pas;ese-o
Janial &C! Observation-Disclosures
S;.rIai &c Eiec.r.cideS
Manual de frs2agtia -
NImiaI eel Hojaia>s-o
r.ncal &C Ja-tir1rfa , 5osSeritnra
Manual CO; L1sorece oe Idinas
Manual &c Lccccrin
Jaags. de HacSu:cE Industrial
a.nuul DEL pintor
Manual del T~sleCracista 9 Telefso%sta
Manual eel Rsiojrro
Manual GR! SaStrs
NauusI 6si F7bT!canse de Yea.
Manual de Vcke-inaris : ECutscion
Manual del Gapatcro
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NuerioS q herid0s.
ELIGlO REY Ell LANDTAG
De FINLANDIA

Del S..4,icio Especial para IL PRENSi-
ESTOCOIMO. Octnbre l2.-E,
Principe Federico de Hesse. cunado
del Emperador Guillcrmo de Alema-
MA .fue electo Rev de Finlandia e.
microbes en- la noche, por 81 Landtae
finlades. segun dice una noticia re-
cibida hoy Ell esta capital. Los miem-
bros republ;canos del Landtae. c sea
"a Camara de Diputadcs, Sc a5stuvie-
ron de votar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13
LA ECZEMA DEMAS ERUPCIONES DE LA PEEL
CEDEN ANTE ESTA ANTIGUA MEDICINA
,Jssda con gran sxito durante mas de cincuenta amos.

dadcs mas antigua en- eli nercado. prss
la cstado a la venta desde hacc ciucuenta
af.os. AdJr.era una boie'ha hog nlsmo ,
c~ujetese u IT, tratamiento cue ie uaera bue-
nos resultados.
Queda I'd. asimismo inritado a cscrioir
en- dcmaada de una consulta mGdica. = ms
trucciones para a;cnder Su propio case. Es-
criba a Ia siguiente direction Chief Medical
Adviser. Swift Specific Co. Dept H..
ATLANTA. GEORGIA. ADV
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