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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
COncesioneS a Companies
(Niene de la la. PaE.)

presas explotadoras de las prop:eda-
des petrolife-as de Mexico es el cX-
pcGido ell mes pasado. relative a III
aunlento considerable en- los irnpGes-
tos sobrc cyportacion del petroleo
Tai aumenJo fue considerable pcrlu-
dicial en- extreme a Sus mteTcscs pof
las companies pues que represents
ba IN desemboiso mayor de TN Qua
rent2 Dor ciento a aquel que ven!aI
hacienda POI cIportar suS productos
Trece pesGs en- veZ de vciltc.
Las companies petrCiiferas rcnian
pagando diez Y once pesos por cada
tonelaGa que eXportaban, y ultima
mente la secretaria de hacienda all
Mento e. impuesto al doble, tijando
veinte pesos por ada tonelada de Pc
tr6leo que ~saliera Del pals. Las COM
panias americans G lnglesas protes-
taron ' emp!endicron luego g~estioncs
para lograr una modification de-
nVc-o impuesto. Tales ]gostiones
han iCalfo pCr In I'm resuitaoo Sa-
t~isfactcrio, pues quo, Segun los met
safes transnUitidos por los represent
taates de las companies petroliferaS
en- Mexico. el gobierno ha acoTdado
reba.jar de nuevo los impuestos 2 ire,
&C pesos por tone!ada.
Otras colccs-CneS.
Otras concesiores ha hecho cl go
bierno q las companies petcC!lferas,
a sabor: Gerogar e! decreto cue impo-
MIA derechos de inspection" a las c.
tadas companies. derechos cue equi-
valian q ciento ]cincuenta pesos orc
m~ensualcs: : cue los impuestos que
fila el decreto de 10 de febrero sobre
arrendamisnto de terrenoS Detroilfe-
ros ccmiennan Z causarse &C Julio 81
Y agosto II. dcjando de Ser!o dc los
meses dc fe5rero a julio proximos
pasadCs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18

EsperQR que SerrjrG pcf0
la anon en MsIicO.
La conferencia de obreroS ameri-
canos V me$!canos en- la frontera-
diio Iglesias-Servira. sin duda al
guna. dc mucho para crear III uni
dad de propositos entire las diversas
facciones mcx!canas, union Que es la
necesidad mas Urgent2 que tiene la
vecina republica del u
La situacion en- TODD el pals es tan
ca0tica-ccntinuo Iglesias-y 10 esta
siendo aun mas. que los jefes revolu-
cionarios de mayor fortaleza estan
"a viendo ia necesidad que hay de lie
gar 4 un acuerdo para obtener Ia
union. enterrando para siempre sus
ambicicnes p~ersonales.
Agrego Que. segur los infomes lie
gados Z su conocimiento. Sc ha an
prendido, con toda seriedad. IN no
vimiento de union entire los jcfc5 de
diversas facciones V que 81 este mo-
vimiento logra tener cxito. el pals re-
cibir& gran beneficio pues sc podra
lleg2r a la paz Y obtener los frutos
de IA revolution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
En- el Co1suiadO Americana.

Cuaado termino la ceremcnia eff
ciai. Ia coreiti"a americana : IA me-
xiraaa pas&-on a Consulate amer
care. donde fueron o~bsequ;ados los
prcsentes con refrescos por q consul
ShoIeS.
Por Ia noyhe, e. general Reynaido
Cara Y Su$ ayudantes, asi como los
funciorarios mun!cipales de Auevo
Laredo a,ravesaron Ia linea trorte-
RIA ' fucron hu@spedeS de los fun
c:onarioS americanos en- 81 Club La
tino-Americano, dolde Sc obsequio i
la concurrencia. reinaudo in espiritu
de harmonic entire les f~uncionarios
de amboS paiseS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
IGLESIAS CREE QUE La
(Viene dc la LAD

Carran2a, asi como los Gobernadores
dc Arizona. Texas y Baja California,
Hunt. Hobby Y Cantu. respectivamen-
re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
Tsmbien consigue trsbaio

Is un error-se nos Gijo aver en- la
Secretaria de Ia Cruz Roia. iondc re-
cogimoS cSta informaci6n-crear que
el Gobierno deiara de cnviar dinero
a las personals que trabajan. Al con-
uario. So quiere que las famllias dc
los so!dadoS gocen do las mayore5
comodidades poSibies Y cuando elias
puedcn obtener otros medioS decoro-
SOS de aumentar los de subs! ~stercia,
no trata de .evitarlo Y 10 procura, ha-
bicndo para clio eStablecido Ia otici-
ma de trabajo.
Tenisndo este en- cueata IA Cruz
Roja. cuanio clio Sc mace necesario.
procura ocupaciones decorosas Il las
esposas, a las hijas 0 q las hermanas
De los so!dados. volvjendo a repetir
cue no tiene On clio distinction de ma
ciona idaiss Y que los m~eX;canos 60
4an ALI de c>cclente5 amab;lidades.
hacienda muy bien en- ocu:rir a Ia
Crrz Roja, cuanGo Sc encLeulren ne
ceSitaio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
Son recibidcs en- ell puerto
International.

La comitiva americana, Tornado,
como queda dicho, por mi!itares Y
civiles. fuG racibida a Ia ritad del
puente international por el jefe mi
litar de Nueyo Laredo. general Rey-
naldo Cara y los miembros de!
.Ayuntamiento. Una valla de solda-
dos carrancis.as ~presento armas )
una banda militar TOGO e! himno anne
ricano.
En- seguida. las comitivas Sc diri-
cieron al site de las ce-emonias civil
cas-. habiendo pasado revista a ia
guarnicion que desfilo por las prln-
cipales GALES. FL programa de Ia
celebration Sc compuso de discusses.
de recitacioncs patrioticas por los
ninos de las sscuelaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18

CGiEdc neces;:e Iih-us en- cspanol
d~ir;jase a lgnacio +. Lozano, lis \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18

NcVELAS E]fSTORICAS Y PoPULARoS
\ so CEN-AvoS CACA UNA
Soelar6c Y E.!oisa
Amor &c Madre
Diego Co7r;sntes
OcSa Juanita
Ia Eutr-sna c. o-usclas
e RErbe-o &c SsTjla
Esp!aaS de Una fcr
For de III DE1
Geaovcvs ds B-5I.nce
Herman Co-tes : Maria
La Ecrb-Ga q. "a PsloHs
Luc-ccia BorEia
las Amantes 81 Ie-u=l
NarGarita dc BorSSna
Cte!o. 81 moro de EenecIa
Pablo y Virginia
Romeo y Juliet6
T.ein,a amos . Ia vida de un j1Eado:
4 a5 CENTAvoS CADA UNA
yer,oldo. RertoiG:no Y Cacassno
C-z-;o-nsSn9 Q los - Ps-e- de Francis
La Dana de las Csme.iss
Nsnon Lescaut
AsENTURAS De SHERLOCK
HOLMES
A so cENTAVos CApA TONIC
Ell y.adedo- &C Cadayeres.
II Robo &c! Dians1te .Azul
La Hija de! Csu-ero
Blackwell 81 Pirata del TancsIs
IacH FL Destr:pador
Los Noneds-os Fa:scr &C LoncrcS
La NsIcta SsnSrienta
Tn MEXICO Crininsl
e Tecame7to &c! DI-ecto-
Sherlock Hoime y Ell Co~ntrsaaHt's'a
De Opio
En- Ia Esccu.la del C-inen de Pitts
burE.
La V:-da RoJa Dc Paris.
La Best:a Humane
Una No.he de Terror
Il Rnbo Gel Collar &c Per!s,
Ia iufame Posads del Cairo
I'll NacfraEio Ge Corfu
{! Rey De los Bandi3os
AvENrURAs De JOSH c. IA
ELES
A 80 CEETAEOS CApA EQ&O
e IncoEa.to M.sSsrioso
In Robo e. e. Palace Real
e Principe JuSador
L Asalto en- c! Sleeping
e !Ano ROO
FL Ge-rGero dc EasIes;ons
Fl Sec.e:o de! Anillo
Il PSesI&eate de ias CoEonIss
2, False Sa!tcador
la Doucella Raptada
Vi tUs.l Tel Negro
~ Tcso-o del GeShi
Tn Eia;e d Bctss
z! SeSc-do;. del Sol
II Teso-o Gsl Estaco
In "a RAtcHera
El S-creto del teso-o
oBRAS DE CARLoTA BRAEME A
30 CEN-AVoS CADA UNA.
szucen2
Azores Subiiales
Co-a=oa dc Orc
Dora
e Sec.ctc Ge Lady M:.:-i
En- e. cr:soi de! ano.
Ec 81 Mansaa Dc bnGes
E7L-e dos Pecados
Inveacibic Amor
Ia Conicsa Ge Cratcc
La Ten.acioa de Una Nujs-
Ia MoGc.aa Ceaiciea.a
Ia r~.s.relE. de Ano-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
RELIGION

ks.osctiR Elemental. ?or Salnes !
Les Aa-tlres. . I! T-ir2so &c a Reh-
Eon C-is:i2aa pcr C~h2tcSabrla2d 5 :
SIsyc-i- SaE-ada- LiUro &c! AatiS1o
) SusvO TesiareGto, que cocScnc y
historic De- p-cr.o de LS-ac!. wen
dose clGr1lreutc como Sc pCepa-S
n vcaida de! Acsias. EGic;on de
b-= s J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
SgISITiSAO
C!ENCIAS OCuLTaS

C.av;cata Gel 2sy SalOmGn .......- eS'
D:crioHssio Iafe-=s.. Ccn.;ea- maya
blanca. rcia y ueSra. SpSric:ones.
Dp-rcs y Risuzi G. \ A:E& asE!a- Con-
tiei-e E! t-iansuo de Saion-D. "A t!-
ea;a, e Ts-o,. s,c-stcs &C! exIto. n
gTn:naCcio. etc. ; ~
Enchi-idioae,. C-inc-ios y Pen:acalos S o7S
:; Dragon ROY. = sea 81 arts lie ruc-
oar 4 ics e~s2iritus .-.......--.- no
e ooder Ge. F~ensamiento. So domi-
MO y caltI5a- Como estGdiar 81
E. Libro infernai. Trasaio de II, c:sn-
Gas ocu:aS. Conticne :. ha-c Re San
Cip-iaRo. CiaviSuls De Sstcme1. 81
DRAGON Eoio Y q Cana Internal
El Vs-tade-o Dragon aojo. Eacaa-
:amientos, mode DO hacccae i~rr!sib!e.
Ia Gran Ea-i:a .AdiviRsdo-a -. =. ; %.
Lib.o MaSao &c San Cip.iano. EGic:oA
ir,ca ; cony!eta uc! tamcso G.ino-
IA C!svicula de- Eehi:e,o. o Liaro
de San C;pEiaEn. coa InfEhdsI DC ~,
c. ,,,-.a Su5-s-ra ...... { 100
~ - H.. yi,ria E,a2.a s O.se
NSouaI .e aaria NeEra ........... 20
Sec-c:cs lie los Carlos Arte c. ga
mar \ todes les :uesos ....-...-. 30
S-crc;os de Alberto ell Gra3de $1,000. ; 9.<e
Sccre:os De IA PrestidiSitsci y a
mayia. IeccioEes pract:cGS Ge esca-
motto = p-escidieitac!or ....,..... va
Secretls del inferno .............. ) Wv
Tesoro &C Mi!agros &c Ia Cruz de Ca
rsvaca. VerdadeSa !oya Gel oeultIs-
no V.S'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-18
A LAS FAMILIAS
Niene de Ia la

tsrde pues COMO carece de fondos
csc mismo dinero Que sc d~eruetve,
sirve para hacer prestamos a otras ia
milias que despue; 10 necesitan. Sin
embargo. en- algunos casos no cobra
Ia canridad prestada Y hssta facillta
mas dinero a necesi5ado. dependiendo
TODD este de la5 Investigations que
&c haccn.
Por orra parte. cuando per algln
motive no Sc envia dinero a Ia faml-
LA necesitada "a Cruz Roja hace las
gestiones correspondientes para que
las mensualidades l;eguen oportuna-
mcnte a poder de los interesados.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-06
Gan didate for
Town ship Trustee

John sulzi
Township socs support every Republican North
Township d important
Zee TO the satisfaction people
Mr. suski j. we'll qualified for The office he seeks
Calumet reeon Of Polish ana living locality all
his life always politics seeking office
thorough Republican well man o ability
and a citizen integrity. respect OF
after he took
classical at
Detroit For he attended
and is engaged in the undertaking business S25 Cedar
Indiana FIarbor
he asks nomination Of Trustee Township and his
suls The voters Of North Township that il he is
elected be win give the Office careful
ministFation ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-06

LOUIS g. EDER of Hammod tbo
only candidate for County Treasure who
was born bred and brought up in AXE
County Is making a whirlwind ractfor
the nomination all over the County an i
confident If victory at the primaries net
Tuesday, May eth, 1913. Mr.. Elder sa,
let the best man win and | believe tina
the people Of Lake County, who are some
what tired of politicians in office, will
vote for candidate for County Treasurer
of Lake County for a man who has never
been il office and who has never sought
office for a county office. Friends of Mr.
Elder say that this description fits him ex-
actlv and they are making the forceful
argument that Mr. Elder has never taken
part in a political fight and is not a poll
tician
Of Mr. Elders competency to carry out
the duties of the Treasurer's office there
is no question He has been for ten years
assistant cashier of the Citizens National
Bank Of Hammond, Ind. He knows the
banking business from the ground up and
as a County Treasurer to be a success
must be particularly well qualified in
banking and financial matters Mr. Elders
experience in that line will be invaluable
lie will be able to take care Of the duties
Of the office himself and viii not be fig
urehead and have somebody else to run
the office for him.
In his trails up and down Lake County
Mr.. Edel has met men of all stations in
life and All kinds of occupations and his
canvass has convinced him that the peo-
pie Of Lake County are going to vote for
men for the office who are not in any way
connected with machine politics. They
arc strong for the man who has no polit-
cal axes to grind. Especially true is this
Of the farmers and business men.
Taxpayers of Lake County viii never
have to regret voting for man Of Mr..
Elders type He is popular wherever he
is known and has host Of young repub
icans over the County working for him
with all their might Much of this sup
port is spontaneous and comes to him
without effort. He has declined to use
hulrah tactics in his campaign and abhors
advertising stunts. He refuses to boost
himself into office by cheapening patriot
ism, though he has given up his time dur
ing the past few weeks to selling Liberty
Bonds and in consequence has not been
able to give many the glad hand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-06

Judge Lake Sup error
Court, Room ?, sitting at
Hammond, candidate for re
nomination. L wver 20
years, Judge Of said Court
three and a half years.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-30
Copper River and Northwestern Rv.
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN CHITINA AND KENNECOTT

FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN
 CHITINA AND KENNECOTT Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, on Mon
 days, Thursdays and Saturdays Leave Chitina for Cordova Sundays, Tuesdays,
 Thursdays and Fridays Leave Chitina for Kennecott Sundays, Tuesdays
 and Fridays
 Leave Kennecott for Chitina Mondays, Wsdnes-
 days Thursdays and Saturdays The above schedule subject to change without notice
 Dining Car in Connection with all Regular Passenger Trains between Cordova and Chitna Freight received and delivered at Cordova Wharf from 9 a. m. to P m., except Sundays. Tickets on sale at Second Street Depot office on" hour before departure of trains
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-30

Another tecls the stigma of the man only policy. She pleads: win Some kind woman who has a room not for men only rent fur nished room to two Canadian girls. Don't want to rent q whole house just one room"
 Some others confess the faith they have in the old adage that it pays to advertise" The first says.
 Does it pay to advertise? Twenty five dollars to any person intending to advertise an apartment or houaekeep- ing rooms of any kind who will give me such information in advance"
 The other is even more positive in his faith that advertising will bring results He says:
 Never failed to get yet what l wanted by advertising. Everybody tells me No use say you're all wrong. So here goes: Mddle-aged gentleman desires rooms" etc. etc.
 Another seeker breaks into rhyme, She adyertises thus;
 T need a place a little space
 To hang my cape and bonnet;
 A bed. some chairs, no cooking cares
 Just single room doggone it"
 Another seems bit pccvcd because no one seems to take him in. He ad. vcrtiscs in this fashion:
 "I left d comfortable home when | came here to do war work. Will not some patriotic citizen take me in?'
 still another delivers an ultimatum, thus:
 Must have room within a week or return home. am one of the un desired war workers, but l am quiet and orderly as any man and do not smoke" etc, etc.
 Another fellow has 100 talking ma chine records, all classical" and be- leves they will be good bait to get him in. so he advertiseS for family with q machine Others advertise they have been used all our lives to good furniture and will not mar it.
 There are too many others to de scribe them all, but compiled in one
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-30

volume they would be no less Il human tragedy than Comedy Humaine." What must the Georgia constituent think if he reads the Washington
 papers nowadays?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Ns,D Liberty Bell
Reaches City. But
Not For Loan Drive

Posters OF the old liberty bell, used
to advertise the third liberty loan
drive, heralded the arrival not only
Of the drive but a new and real Liberty
Bell. who came to town Saturday
night. ~
The new liberty bell is Miss Liberty
Bell Wyman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wyman. who have selected
this patriotic name for their eighth
child. The Wymans live at I'll South
Third street. The attending physician,
who. under the new law is required to
file not only the certificate Of birth, but
the name of the babe, with the Iowa
census bureau went to the Wyman
home Monday night to learn the name
OF the newest addition to the family.
Liberty Bell Wyman's name was
officially reported to the state bureaus
office. and becomes a part Of the record
on vital statistics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Notice Of Dissolution Of Quick Action
Range Company.

To whom It may concern: Notice
is hereby given that at a special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Quick
Action Range Company, called and as
sembled at the offices of said company
in Marshalltown, Iowa, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. of the 18th day of April, A. D.,
1918, at which special meeting there
was present, either in person or by
proxy, stockholders representing more
than three-fourths "a Of the stock Of
was duly adopted, by unanimous vote,
the following resolution:
BE it resolved by the stockholders
Of the Quick Action Range Company,
in special meeting assembled, more
than three-fourths (E) Of the stock Of
said corporation entitled to vote being
present by holders thereof present in
person or by proxy; that this corpo-
ration, namely, the Quick Action Range
Company, be and the same is hereby
dissolved and terminated. and the
franchise, rights and privileges Of said
corporation are hereby surrendered"
And,
BE it further resolved that D. W.
Norris as president of the Quick Ac-
ton Range Company, and T. L Was
son as secretary and treasurer OF said
corporation as said officers Of said
corporation are hereby authorized, en-
power and directed TO execute ar
ticles of dissolution in conformity with
the foregoing resolution, and make due
publication of notice OF such dissolu-
ton, in conformity with the require
ments of the statutes OF Iowa, in such
instance made and provided"
And that in conformity with the
authorization and direction OF a
resolution, the undersigned. D. w. Nor
ris, Jr- as president Of the Quick Ac-
ton Range Company and T. I. WATSON
as secretary and treasurer Of said cor
poration, have executed articles Of dis
solution Of the said Quick Action Range
Company, a corporation with its prin-
cipal place Of business at Marshall
town, Iowa, and the said corporation,
by virtue of the action OF Its SAID
stockholders in special meeting assem-
bled and in conformity with the provi-
sions of the articles Of Incorporation OF
said corporation and in conformity
with the statutes of Iowa in such in
stance made and provided, is dissolved
and the said corporation Is terminated
and the franchise, rights and priv
ileges Of said corporation are surren-
dered, in due conformity with the or
der, authority and direction OF the
stockholders Of said corporation.
OF which dissolution, all to whom II
may concern, will take due notice and
| govern yourselves accordingly.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D.
1918.
d. W. NORRIS, JR.,
President.
T.. !. WATSON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
oE the WAR. UPON r DEFENDS The SAFETY AND sue.
IN FRANCE. WE MUST NOT FAIL THEM

CESS OF FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND AMERICAN SOLDIERS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Common Prseur,or Of Cancer.

Common Precursor Of Cancer.
It is we'll proved that chronic nj.
Ger Of the stomach, gallstones, and
many other Initiative conditions of
the gastro-intestinal tract are q direct
cancer menace to . patient. Any
swelling. any little growth Ike . wart,
mole or tumof that suddenly or grad
ually begins to grow, and increases
In size, should be removed BY surgical
means. The removal Of chronic irri-
tation. wherever It may be, is tho
only known preventive for cancer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid 10 Farmers by Marshall.
town Merchants.

Prices Paid 10 Farmers by MarshaD.
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions. grain
and produce.
The Star Grocery quotes the follow
ing prices:
Butter-40.
Eggs-29.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place Of business in this city, subject,
however, to market changes:
Corn-1.20.
Oats-S5.
The following market quotations arc
furnished by H. willard, Son & Co:
Clear medium native wool-65@s7
Coarse and low-4506h.
Heavy, fines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Home Influence,

Our home influence is not q passing
but an abiding one, and sll.powerful
for good or evil. for peace or strife,
for happiness OF misery. Each sep
arate home has been lkened to .
central sun around which revolvss
q happy. and united band Of warm
loving hearts, acting. thinking, re-
joicing and sorrowing together.
Which member Of the family group
can say, Il have no infuenos?" What
sorrow " what happiness lies In the
powe1 Of eachl-Selectsd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Knights Templar, Attention.

Rehearsal and drill Tuesday. April
16, at $50 p. m. 1t is the duty Of
Every member of st. Aldemar Com
mandery TO be present in uniform. The
question of entertaining the grand
commandery of Iowa in July, will be
considered. The presence Of every
resident knight Templar is earnestly
requested. John E. Frederick. Com
mander, I. T. Forbes, Recorder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Service Flag Dedicated.

Dedication of a service flag con-
tanning ~forty-six stars vas held Sun
day morning at the Central Church Of
Christ. A roll call of the boys was
called, patriotic hymns were sung, and
an address given by c. H. Van Law.
Miss Florence Jarvis was elected TO
lower the flag.
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what may seem to be . ''simple little back
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ter the cause Of that backaehe and do Il
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TARTAN OF APES DROVE ht6.D
. KNIFE DEEP NTO THE LION ~

TARTAN, THE BOY, leaves his foster mother a huge fierce he-Ape. His
Journey through the woods fetches him to the water hoh-where NuIna. the
lion, and Sheeta, h panther, 20 to Ii in wait for their prey. a 49,
AS a huge wnd-eyed lion bounds from the underbrush, TARTAN, with a
magni6cen Leaf, catches a trailing vine n with the speed Of a n arrow
reaches thu bottom terrace Of overgrowth. s&-#s#
Then he unfaNens a hempen rope, an dwith nj witt twist, the lion is a
TARTAN OF THE APES leaps to h ground and soon dispatches
the lion n then hnehing his cry of yiaory-makes his way back to the
Ape tribe a4F#E#AA#
This is me scene in TARTAN OF THE APEs-at the Strand Theater.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 49, Z
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