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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

COPENHAGUE, Octubre Sc!
doctor W. S. Solf. Secrctario de CO.
lonias del Imperio. ha sido nonbrado
S~ecretario Imperial de Reiaciones Elk
ter;oreS. Segln sc anuncio oficialmen-
ta hoy en- Berlin.
Natias Erzberg. el lider del Partido
Cat0lico V central del Relchs5ag, ia
sido nombrado miembro sin cartera
del gabinete aieman V Herr Bauer,
miembro socialista del Reichstag ha
sido nombrado Secretario de Estado
V del Despacho Imperial de- Trabajo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

Los CALLOSI
A2liqueSe unaS cuantaS gotaS Y des-
pueS arrauquese con los de-
dos los callos irritados
Y sensibles.

NO Sc lastimara en- 10 mas mini
mo! Ponga IN poquito de Freezone
en- I'm Gallo adoiorido, e instantanea-
mente Ell Gallo dejara de dolerle; des-
pues ~quiteselo. Isl, este es magico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

Tn valioso medicamCHto para hcridas. infla-
macicnes. ulceras. piel ~cscarnoSa. erupcloneS.
o.. IS 81 BALLARD'S SNOW LINlMENT,
cic,t-izaior V antiseptico. De venta por IN
Botica San Pedro. San Antonio, Tex. ADJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
Las tropas de Pershing
Iuchan en- las uItimas
defensas de esa
serie de forti-
flea ones
n~aturaIes
=: =:

: True translation filed with the Post
!. master ut San Antonio. Tex. as re-
!. q,lired by the act of October s, 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
DOUAI Y CAMBRIA
INCENDIADAS
que el enemlgo
inicii0 Ia evacuation
de esas plazas

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!. master at San Antonio. Tex. as re- :.
: quired by the act OF October s. 1917. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

"Muchos hombres y nujeres sucunben M4ASSASS%~ ~
precisanente cuando les fata POGO para OBJ ~GYSx@&8SSS<S ~
tener cit lunfoe e suS enlpresaS, pr la sen- %EEAM@ae ~
ella raZon de que no sc preocupand de tener VEAlR
serpre su mentaidad despejada y al mis-
Do tempo carecen de Ia fuerZa Y energla
que -solanente 81 tene cuando SUI sangre esta repeta ce Nero, declare
DR.. James Francis Sullivan, antlguamente medco del HoSptai q BeueN
tDepartarnento del EXteror) siuado en- la Cludad de New YORK, Y del u
pHal del Condado de Westchester. LA falta de hero no solo tre pr con
cuencia Immediate eli debiitamiento general Y demas trastornoS, sno que ia
bMn determine la perdida de las facultades mentaies, de la vriidad Y fu
"a de vountad que es tan necesaria para tmafar en- todas las empresas
dficultades de la vida. Tambien esa fala de hero transfo1nara una n
jer de caracter alegre Y dulce en- una irritable, nerriosa y decaida. Para
Ger honbres fuertes. sanos y vigorosos, no hay. EN- mi opinion. una medic
mas adecuada cue ell hero organize, Hero NuXado. I'm nuchas occasion
aumenta la fuerza, vigor y energla y tonHlca ell slstena de la personals
bes V decaGas en- solo un periodic dc dos semanas. Actualmente esta
uSo por mas de tres millcnes de personals e estep pals solamente. contandt
entire elias el Honorable Leslie VI. Shaw, antguamente Secretario de T
cienda de los Estados Unidos V ex-Gobernador del Estado de Iowa: el an
quo Senador de los Estados Unidos Richard ROLAND kenney,d del Estado
Delaware. actuamente Mayor en- ell Eercito de los Esta]os Unidos; 81
neral retirado John l. Glen. conocdo con ell nonbre de 81 Tanborcllo
Shiloh" quien 4 la edd de ~ amos va era sargento en- ell ejerclto; e. il
G. W. Atkinson, de Ia Corte de Reclanaciones de Washington; asi como II
chaS otras conCcidas personas.
NOTA DE LOS FABRICANTES-E Hero Nuxado, recomcndado por &2
pc-onaidafhs. no cs una mecia secret, so bcn al ~~-M&NS#A
ccntaHo. ampNanene conocda en- las dpgue1aS de ms @MMMMITh$E[H
ranS Ea preparation no dana Ia dentadura, nj n ~GIMWMMAW& II
y no trmSorna I st6mag come 10 h- TWWNMMT III EySSI%3
las preparedness imars. Los fbicants MMSEAWMSa%NNAWNST
los mas tEfactorcs rculca- xLrAM&LEXM7ENN1
dcvoRindo - nmpore en- case ENTHUSIASTICALLY
sa dc yeata en- ESAE@@MMN@MMY~
las buenas do- NTEgTW@ EE&YEk~
Gueria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
ABDICO FL REY De
BULGARIA
Fl Principe Boris ha
asuInido las riendas
del Cobierno

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!. master 1t San Antonio. Tex, rs re- ::
!. quired BY the act of October 6. 1917. :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
CROENER SUICIDE
Won STEIN
Erzbergwfuenombrad
miembro sin cartera
del Cabinete


True translation filed with the Post
master at San Antonio. Tex. as re-
quired BY the act o: October 8. 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
Hombres Fuertes, Vigorosos, con Album
dancia de Sangre en- las Venas

Estes son los Hombres para las
grandes empresas, tienen 81 poder y
la enefgia para salir siempre triun-
fantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

"Muchos hombres y mujeres sucumben
p~recisamente cuando les falta POGO para OBJ
tener ell triunfo Ell sus empresas, por la sen
ella raZon de que no Sc preocupan de tener
siempre su mentalidad despeiada y al mis-
mo tiemDo careceD de Ia fuerZa V enerria
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
ARIZONA SENT 12,000 IF HER MEN TO JUN
 COLORS, IS REPORT

If the whole country had sent pro- portionately as many men into the mil itary service as have gone from Ari- Zona, there would have been more than 100000 in the training camps, canton ments and at the front. In fact. the number would have been considerably more than 5.000,000. Arizona sent alto sether about 12,000.
 The, population of the state, counting reservation Indians who did not figure in the draft is only in the neighborhood of 29O'OO0. The population of the whole country is something more than 100,- 000,00o. You can figure it out for your self if you have not forgotten that chapter in arithmetic called Ratio and Proportion"
 According to the draft figures in the office of the adjutant general. calls were made upon Arizona for 9.025 se- lccted men, and more than that many were inductcd. The following are the quotas from the counties inducted 10 October 1 after the first classification
 Apache, 101 Coconino, 304; Cochisc, 123; Graham, 77; Greenlee, 250; Gila 539; Maricopa, S7S; Mohave, 1S2; Nav ajo, l76; Pima, S63; Pinal, 142: Santa Cruz, "A; Yavapai, 470; Yuma 271. To- tal 45A5.
 After the new classification the fol- lowing were sent
 Apache 72, Coconino 162. Cochise 7SS Graham SS, Greenlee, 404, Gila 621 Maricopa 645, Mohave 134, Navajo 10S Pima 394. Pinal 357. Santa Cruz 109 Yavapai AS. Yuma 145. Total 4470.
 Counting the number of Arizona boys who went out with the national guard who enlisted in the marine corps ana the number of officers, the total vii somewhat exceed 12,000.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
MOTHER IF REVOLT
 COMING ID THE J. 5.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-r Madame Catherine Breshkovskaya. known as the grandmother of the Russian revo- lution," who was reported executed by the bolsheviki on October.27, is alive and on her way to the United States, according to a statement issued by A. J. Sack, director of the Russian infor- nation bureau in this country.
 This information was contained in a cable received by the Russian embassy at Washington from the all-Russian provisional government, sitting at Oms5 he said.
 Mmc. Breshkovskaya, who is 73 wears of age has spent A years in Rus sian and Siberian prison as a political offender. Freed at IrSutsk by the great revolution of March, 1917, her journey westward was like a triumphal pro- gross from city to city, reaching it's . climax at Petrograd where she was welcomed by an immense crowd. Vir- tually her first words were an appeal to the people to remain loyal to the allies.
 The daughter of a nobleman who had held hundreds of serfs. she passed from a luxurious life to the hardships of
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
Carved, Sun Cured" Nearly Frozen, Are
 Complaints In Suit

The case of Frank M. Mccarthy, plaintiff, against the Pamsetgaaf company, defendant, from Yavapai county. was filed in supreme court yesterday on appeal from Yavapai county. This was an action for damages in which the jury had re- turned a verdict for the defendant
 The defendant company is the owner of a sanitarium at Prescott which makes a speciality of treating tubercular cases. The plaintiff, who is a wealthy eastern attorney, and was troubled with incipient tuberculosis, was attracted by the literature of the institution, and en- tered it.
 He was receiving the expected improvement, he said, when about the tenth of September 1915, he felt pain in the vicinity of "Mc- Burney's Point" That might have suggested appendicitis, and if it had not, the continued pain and subse quent vomiting might have done so, but he says that nobody but him self seemed interested in the pain.
 It was not until October 10 that it was definitely settled that he had appendicitis and would have an operation, for which he paid $292. He claims that it was not skilfully performed, peritoniitis resulted and altogether for such errors of judg- ment and carelessness he complains of. he demanded judgment in the sum of $15,0O0.
 As a further cause of action he states that while he was lingering with an unloading wound from the operation he was recommended to a so-called sun cure" which he en- | dured for sometime in various and increasing degrees of nakedness | until he was almost frozen. Dur ing this period he says he enjoyed | no peace of mind whatever" On that account he asks for judgment in the sum of s4,000.
 It is also alleged that he is an at torney and in that profession could reasonably earn s4,oOO annually, and that he might have been in reasonable expectation of such an annual return for a period of ten years. But in consequence of the
 treatment he had undergone he had
 been unfitted for practice. Alto
 gether he asks judgment in the sum
 of S42,230.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
GOVERNOR HUNT AT
 LABOR CONFERENCE

Organized labor leaders and the sev- eral governors of the border states are gathering at Laredo, Texas, for a con- ference under the auspices of the Pan American Federation of Labor, or ganized chiefly to promote better work ing conditions for workers going from one country to another.
 The conference will be attended by Governor Hunt. his secretary, Louis Lowenthal, P. M. Vargas and H. S. McCluskey, who represent the state of Arizona. Vargas goes to the con- ference as direct representative of the Arizona State Federation of Labor The Pan American labor conference will begin today and end November Is.
 Among prominent labor men to at tend the conference will be Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor. Gompers is also president of the Pan American organi- Zation. The Mexican laborer and his emigration to this country will be among the topics discussed at the con- ference.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

from her army and governmental eIu- ploy all officers and officials found taking part in the propaganda; that Serbia accept the colla boration ol agents of the Austro- Hungarian gov ernment in suppression of the suoNer- sive movement against Austria; that Austro- Hungarian representatives be allowed to take part in the investisa ton of persons in Serbia accused of complicity in the murder of ArchduAe Francis Ferdinand; that Serbia take action against two specified officials. who were accused of complicity in the crime at Serajevo; that Serbia take ef- fective measures to stop the smuggling of arms and ammunition across the border; and finally that Serbia give ex- planation of the expressions of hostil- ity toward Austria Hungary on the part of certain high Serbian officials.
 Serbia Bows to Austria
 Humiliating and unjust though the demands undoubtedly were. Serbia in her reply acceded to them all except two. To the demand that Serbia accept the collaboration of agents of the Aus trian government in the suppression Of the subyersive movement directed against the territorial integrity of the dual monarchy, Serbia replied that she did not understand exactly the mean ing of the demand. but that she was ready to accept such collaboration as should conform to the principles of in ternational law and criminal procedure. The demand made by Austria that Austrian officials be permitted to take Tt in the investigation relating to the judicial proceedings in Serbia against persons involved in the Serajevo crime. the Serbian government would not concede on the ground that such action would violate the Serbian constitution.
 No one now believes that Austria wished Serbia to accept all her terms. or expected her to. Austria was deaf to the appeals of Great Britain and Russia and declared war on Serbia on July 2S. During the next few days Germany declared war on Russia, Ser bias protector and France. and the conflict was on.
 As to the murderer of the archduke he not executed, but placed in an Austrian prison. where he died of con sumption last year.
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Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
The Excuse for Starting World War

central powers that the double murder was plotted in Serbia. On the other hand. there is a widespread belief in allied countries that the plot was matched in Germany, in order to give the kaiser an excuse for commencing his war of conquest.
 In any event, the murder of the arch duke and his wife was made the eX cuse for an ultimatum from Austria to Serbia on July 3, which because of it's uncalled-for harshness amazed the
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

On June 2S, 1914, Arehduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria and his morga
 natic wife, the Duchess of Hohenburg, were assassinated by a half -crazed nineteen year r-old Serbian student, one Gavrilo PrinZep, while the heir to the Austrian throne was on an official visit to the town of Serajevo, Bosnia. Whether PrinZep was acting on his own initiative or whether his crime was the result of a plot has never been fully established It is declared by the
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
Austria's Harsh Demands

The note submitted ten specific de- mands and required an answer from Serbia within forty eight hours.
 These demands required that Serbia should suppress every Serbian publica- tion hostile to the dual monarchy; that teachers guilty of instigating hatred of Austria be dismissed and that matter in the textbooks objectionable to Aus tria be eliminated; that Serbia dismiss
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

prison cells when, at 1S she began to speak and write against the iniquities of cZardom.
 Adventures in which she participated surpass fiction. Many times she was imprisoned and almost as many she es- capped In 1905 she came to this coun- try and collected s10,000 for the Rus sian revolution.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

The Duchess of Atholl is expected to arrive in this country shortly from England. She will bring a picture for American women of the part her English sisters are playing in the war. She has devoted all her time to war work since the war began, nurs- ing wounded and organizing various means for the relief of wounded and crippled soldiers
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-August Keick- hefer of Chicago. the worlds three cushion billiard champion, and Robert Cannefax, formerly of St. Louis, were matched tonight to play for the cham pionship here on November 21, and 22 Cannefax and Keickhefer met in a championship match several months ago, and the Chicagoan won.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

FOR SALE-Fruit stand, best loca-
 tion in Phoenix. A bargain. Small amount of cash will handle. Investigate. ! 27 N Central Ave. Phoenix, AriZ. n
Arizona republican., 1918-11-13

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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01
1T is NOT OVER.


The influenza plague has not pass
e1 away The same careful coopera
ton that has made Hot Springs a
proud record in the matter OF hand,-
ing this disease. ought to BE main
tanned until the point Of safety has
been reached even if Little Rock ard
other cities raise the ban and permit
lie gathering OF crowds
This does not mean that the recess
Of business should De unreasouahly
mrthered The authorities here are
receiving reports OF the physicians
from new cases, and they are dimia-
ishlng The matter Of reopening thn
city 10 normal business Win not be
q matter Of guess work or Of hazard
1t will be based on the reports Of the
physicians. who know when there
are 20 new cases. or four new eases,
or no cases az all
The theatre operators. The minis
ters, the others who are at the heads
Of GATHERINGS. have been patient
business does not want to suffer any
moro than is necessary At the
earliest moment when there is no
Further likhhood or the Influenza be-
ing scattered. tie ban on public gath
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01
HE is 5ELLlGERAN


ne more OF the Germans TO make
y appear mat Presiden Wilson is
not peiilbefanI and mat instead ne
occupies the position merely OF medi-
a,or between Germany and the other
aiileS VINO are enemies shows to what
iofloih hopes the Nermans are reach
ny
Inc i'ea Is 100 Weposlcrous 70
rave deceived school boy
Whea THE hoyS in The Khaki of The
american forces Went overseas they
Went thefe TO iight under ordccs
from the American government e
hshi ana pc supported in their fight
ing by the people Of Amcrica-and
mat should nave settled the position
81 America Tor an time to cone
.tFrman diplomacy hearalded a9
sref' W. fts history fer all me pas
Neafx nefhaps is as nothing when
compared TO American frankness.
a3piomacN ISM 50 much after all
frankness ought TO sunplant all he
eid secret diplomatic relations be-
tween governments and as Presidea
wilson mas SAID SO emphatically must
s"t'pi'hl these secret underestimate
Inc new scale Of affairs must be-
hade ep 'lter an the cards are on
the table, and after al the truths
nave been met
me ha'ion that goes INTO a peace
conference with reserved ,determl-
nation 20 eet the best OF things, is
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

From the ndmber Of prominent
citizens now gathering IN Paris ono
mient Dee justified in suspec'ng there
s. going to he a convention or q street
ta.r or somethng
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

Kaiser Wilhelm is now convinced
Hat Kaiser mu was wrong when
he said That AL Gaul is divided in.o
three parts It is not divided at all
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

70 Is promised hat here will be
mo- fuel shortage. but nobody should
waste coal or neglect TO send tobacco
TO the boys in the war
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

However tho pathfinders Will be
a3le To- make their schedule o.tweea
roNarkma and Hot Springs. even i'm
Ire lj)W season.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

Thorc is the house of Hohenzol =
len, the house Of Iiapsbure and then.
more imnrotant than either. there is
our own Col House
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For Circuit Judge
~-..~~-SG6T WOOD
.sSSor Prosecuting Attorney
}zs JOHN p. HOSkiNs
For Representatives,
JOHN A. RIGGS
G. D. BILLIARD.
For Sheriff
BRAD 0. SMITH
For Tax Collector
S. J. ERICKSON
For County Judge
S. A. BUCHANAN
For Circuit Clerk
FRANK w. RoWLEs
For County Clerk
ALLEN HOTCHktss
For County Treasurer
CHA9. n. DAVIS
For Assessor
GEO. p. LEATHE RMAN
For Coroner.
DR.. j. g. SHAW.
For County Superintendent
GARNETT BRAUoHToN
For Constable Hot Springs Townshl
ROSCOE AMMAN
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSED INITIATIVE
PETlTloN.(
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT mons.


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A'AIN0I A'i''-Nl 'AiL'Nl NJ To-
lie ~ IN. Lea ny 'he Ieop'e % lH'
state Oh AfN"us's;
That Section l OF Article lG OF the
I Constitution or the state OF Arkansas
be amended TO read as follows:
Article 10, Section !. Neither the
state, nor any city, county, town or
other municipality IN thls state shai'
/ ever lend its credit Tor any purpose
whatever; nor shall any county, CITY
town or municipality ever issue aAy
interest-uearng evidence OF indepteo-
/ ness except such bonds as may be
authorized by law TO provide lor an =
secure the payment oil lAe lndepleo
ness existing at tAetlme OF the aaoP
lion of the Constitution OF 1871 aA"
the state shall never ssoe amy inter-
| est-bearing treasury warrants ol
| scrip.
Provided, that ncorporated towns
OF l,000 or more population, as shown
by the next preceding federal census
or by census taken for that purpose
/ by the municipal authorities OF said
towns and cities of the first and sec
ond class, may issue by aud with tine
! consent Of majority Of the qualified
electors of said IA. snicipality voting 3f
the question at an election held for
| the purpose, bonds or other interest
bearing evidences OF Indebtedness in
sums and for the purposes approved
by such majority at such election, a.
F,ltgr., tru.ff-
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01
FOR CONSTABLE

The Sentinel Record Is authorize
to announce Vince Brown as a can
didate for constable OF Hot Spriue
township. subject to the voice OF ;h
people. Sal y
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

Quitc few THINGS need not ho
postponed for their ,ulf1lmont until
after the war" one is the election
81 loyal patriotic men to congress.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

crimes win De- raised. and we VIII
pursue our normal courses, proud in
The fact that Hon Springs has Lecn
wen protected against a plague which
ne laid an indeed heavy hand in o
MANY communitiea
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

WANTED-ROUTE BOYS AT The
SENTINEL RECORD. APPLY AT
ONCE.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-01

Good morning Nogembot Hrin@
sometime better than rIu in your
sack.