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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
il

pa. ;QuG e queda, pues, a senior
Ange IS? Para huScar ia protection
de IN g~obierno extranie-o, no es
este e. momentc oportuno: 70 sera
tal vez. G! dia en- q1e Sc firme IA paz
IN e, Eiejo Continente. y como en-
Mexico todos los %rup0S capaces de
formar particles politicos, le darlan
con as puertaS en- IL cara. 4 estra-
-egia ramplona de este ~mi!!tar-po-
!itico maniobra de manera que Ie sea
possible acercarSe a ia chuSma zapatis-
"a.
De aqui u ternezas cast erotlcas
para Genovevo de Ia o: los azucara-
dos r~equiebros al "pobre lnclto, MI
! hermano". que engarza en- 81 hlo
lie una prosa vulgar . inco!ora; las
adllacionas incalificab'eS Al gen.o MI
litar del guerriliero-bandido que Sc
! escapa de flanuueo o Ia aglldao
. de un cato .... Y TODD clio Sobre e.
| fondo sentimental de- amor al pueblo,
al L SURE ,oS ri@oreS de la tlran'a,
veiado, deSpojado de suS bleneS !egl-
/ t:mos. oscurecido por a lGnorancla
! que le imponen les de arriba. los
"c.entificos" ambicioSoS Y tcspotaS.
! Pobres. ~inocentes ZapatiStas! Y CO.
| mo nos cormueve el general Angeles
u r~elatar sus miseriaS, E.lOS no Q
| malos. no: pc lean por n cauSa Jus
IA: y 81 matan. 81 roban. 81 i~rcendian.
s. u~lyraian muiereS y decapitan . NJ
| nos ' a~ncianos. % racen porQie son
gnorantes. porque los p~orfirStas no
r~uisieron educar!oS. Dorqre Green cue
SOS del;ros son ohras tar SantaS CO.
mo las de Ia misericordia q1e emu
neran los lioros devotoS. Cast Sc
.erte uno inclinadc q ]Sospechar que
crimen cometido por un ZaratlSta,
. es tal crimen, S!no virt2I cNcei5a:
cue las hecatomheS &c Ticuman '.
, Gina podrin eyhibirSe ante "a
lmanidad futura como actos de ST.
ma juSt:cia..-...
Genovevo es IN heroico soidado
! pueblo: pe!ea, porQue el Genera
lilo Navarrete = ot:os fcderaies,
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.A}-uncs de los hombrcs que han
a'canzado !arca vida han ie5ado 40
.ic;a de n mancra como locraron 10
gar . una VIDA avauzaGa, Y todoS eS-
II. cansorrcy< ~ atirr1ar cue debiGo
a 81 vida seHcil.a. Y = K 0~HSerHancIa
&c u0c;,S rec. as sencil'&s =" co2serva-
ron sanoS hasta Sus utimo d!aS.
Uno de los medio= ms r1cop2enda-
dos para ~ccnservar Ia saiut q vjvir,
en c,arco sea po<e",e, a. are lihre,
romaaGo ~. sol : aire @ toda a
hvntancia. : cuundo $50 TO sea posi-
bic. mas que en- GetermluaGas horaS.
nav cue 5eiar cue c! aire ' c SCI en-
lrea libg2mente en as h.5jc2c.ones.
Por ESQ Gecla IN antigua resc&a es-
Danol:-"Si eli are : ( so! TO ertran
nor Sus BALCONIES. @ n,td:co sntrar&
por 5uS dcb,ones".
Que las h=o.tac5oaes tencan sufi-
c.erte u : Suf!y.ca1o arc. : que
e sol Penetre en- c.,@s eS :uC:sparsa-
hi para Is coHseyyacc0G lie II sa'ud
&C los que moran en- u"a casa. Agre-
guese 4 este e. aSco de Ia casa. Y Sc
ranGra una habiaac;o2 h;~;5aica. Gu
vos noradores diuci mc0tc Sc ver3n
cnfermos.
Por este Sc vera c9&n f&cilmsnte
se puede conservar IA salud,, Y como
cas-: Siem2re que "a perdemos es por
nueStra cu,pa.
Ell aqua. el aire, "a luz. e sol, ma
da cvestan, ' son los elemsrvos cue
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=, KCTUAlIDADES EXT RANJERAS-
ALBERTO l. EN- BRUSELAS

no fa'1a mas. pucz. Q"" a~poaer"Fse
de los crlpabies.
Quo una c;uaai tae incennla@a .
Sangre fri. 10 fuc DO -! re@!-
niento. Que Sc capture a captain
Que Sc capture n coroncl que tenIa
e mardo en- aque!l@ tpOca Y que sc e
iuzgue. @ bie& recibicrOn orden
Dor escrito para clio, CT cuyo case
deberau ~preSentarla : Sc aprehender2
al individuo qlc n haya dado; o b!e",
obraron de 81 propia inlciativa. I'm
amhos casoS. q culDahic pueGc ser
encontrado.
Que IN official niZo macchar a los
~civiles de ante de u tropas. Sc 81
one 81 mismo procedimicnto.
s. Sc auiere que los alemaneS GeJen
de ser semi-hombrcs. esclavos. capa-
COS de r!evar a cabo los actos mas
f~eroces. con una discipline pertecta,
/ IS necesario que una mano mas fuerte
cuc Il iefeS. Sc apoderc de estcs Je-
fcs los iazgue con IL mayor pub !
cidaI Y con todas las garantlaS nece-
ssrias. y los cordere ante Ia vista de
los hombreS.
Naturalmente cue estes jWclos' Sc
ran extremadamerte numerosoS; tan
to mcior. pues ei unico medic de ma
tar a csniritu hcchc. es el de multi
p;car c<tas }ccciones De cosas. 4 los
a}emanes de 1~9li-19lS, en5enados a
rrarchar . pasn de ganso Y rrevendo
Tan yoio Guc e accro e. 81 que ia
la fuerza crea el dcrecAo', no sc
les o~uitarj Ia emhr:agnez Producida
nor las aoctrinas de Bernhard. slno
a n ho~a en- que YEA el castlgo Y
sicrtan Q! : agelo d. n just!cIa.
Fl momento en- o1e el Rey A!ber-
10. Ia mas eievada tjgura representa-
tiva del Derecho heroico, entire de
rIevo en- Bruselas, es Ia nora en- que
Ia IuSticia debe a~nUnciarLeS 4 los pue
bios cue Sc ha ~apoderado de esas
AYES de rapiha Y que "a a persegulr
acknowledgements 4 los aSesinoS que
So han oScordido halo 81 uniforre.
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POPULARES
cuAN E~AcLLMENTE PUEDE ~cONsERvARsE "a sALUD:

mas niece .itamos para Ia salud.
Los hig;enistas aconsejan dormlr
s;emrre con las vcntaras abiertaS,
rs cuales deben tener cortiras para
deiar que pasc el aire. Y a la vez
evitar las c~orricntes. Y mUchas per
.onas ducrmen asi aun on el rigor del
invierno, Y Sc maNt;enen Sanas. Pc
70 como 2 muchoS Sc les ha d. resis-
+:r deiar as ventanaS abiertas er
este tempo. dcben dejar, por 10 me
nos. Que Sc ventilen SIS habitacio-
7es Gurante 81 dia. porque eS ind,S-
nensahle a renovacion del aire.
e. airc es una Mecca de p rartes
de oxigeno FOR setenta y nueve de
azoe. El r~rin1ero es c~ombUreHte.
9alabra Que qsiere tecir, "Qucmaa-
re-. porcue como v!noS IN otro ar
tfcu2o. inf ANA cualQuier cuerro con
81 contacro Y = TO cStar templado
pcr .! azoe. TO p~od"!an2os WIN. por-
4uc nueStr1 sangtc !atiria 0 tan
terrible v~io,eHc.a QUE nos h2ria 81
cgrbir on lrevoS inst%Ires. Por e.
contrario. cl azoe es ;m7-onio para
IL combustion para Ia vida Y en- una
atm6sfera dc puro a2oe morir!an2oS
de asfiyia. tambicn en- breves ms
tante. Conb;nado n Y otro gas Sc
ticne e. aire. que ~respiramos.
.Ahora hicn. de6ido a oXigeno, en-
cada parte de nuestro cuerpo So veri-
flea una combustion. Dor 10 cual "a
sangre QUE po- las venas va 81 cora
z6n. es sangre negra, ror estar sobTe-
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Trad. del frances para LA PRkNSA'

Trad del frances par"
cabo una Investigation ~lr-nucloSa en-
/ C~erbavilIer. asi como otroS 10 Aan
bacho an Nomeny. on Lovaln2 ' en-
Itoda Belgica. 5CoHseEtire!S en- que
q General Clans Y U so!ta0os. que
har 90 peauo. robado. coigado. iuSl-
ado y ouemado vircs q ninos, mIje-
res : anciaros &c Lorcna. comp-eta-
'mente desarmadcs Y del TODD indefen-
.ox puesian rerderSe entire "a niaSa De
~ vencidoS Y escapar a Ia responsa-
bi!;dad personal. nj qCe Sc deri'a &c
| suS ahominaples delitoS de derecho
comIn?
Oueremos Noe~Tar i Alemania de
los boche<. Qveremos de<trulr u
!auello a consequence De 70 cua! eS-
ruvo = Dunro de perecer ei mundo y
! me pe-vi-ri6 q "a antigua 4 emanla'
! Irable = noble bajo ciertos aspectos.
/ Oucrcmos. 10 repito. cncontrar dc
glevo al aleman Gigno que Sc escon-
/ le baio 81 infecto 5oche. ESe es Ell
/ gnnelC De JoGoS .oS pU2oIoS'
PueS rien. 81 10 quo 50 deSea Is
-,.yc~ . c~oioca- al 3uehlo a'eman
sobre 7 base de moral. 6 !nd'S-
ensable hacerle coTpreHcer cue no
~ clerto que suS jefeS hayan tenIdc
-, dscecho De ordenar las ambicloneS
. 1le I enaron de sangrc Francla = Bel
/ e:ca. ! para tsto, 10 hay otTo me
90 arc e. De some-e- a SIS ices Q
IN iuicio Y castigarjos.
i. Louis Renal!1 IN demostraco
2e-feccar,ente cue deEGe t. 2nnto de
vista del derecho international,
. cYslcuiara CUE v;o.e a@uaa lie las
,orvcnciores Dc II faya So ~con'{e-t'
N TN criminal del derccho comGa
. % one los tyibunaIes del pals On conoe
/ omeria IA vio3aci6a son co:apoten-eS
40 ~iuZ@arIo.
J Fl Jr..una Sc hatia pueS deSlgna-
o y 81 cat.go csta va T9dactado;
.s ga?@a-mcT son Nucstro ojercito.
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on, uolands: e.
VA, ''''''o ,fher-oT nae 81
Key &c 'oS ny'-
ehCr"oa " D,"'S: $50, :. 10 II re-
- "E-" - ,ar, - 1ar6ica
~"
fu,,.ssa - asos.a dc
=" 49, - mo ,al nueb'o
'oH" N'''- -.r-irio Ia
oei%a S"S' :. Gorror. ie
te@aSo " =" Ia :o ;r.,al,,on-a a
Alem""ta ovnresq-
las eeFo'" ~.a w;,,or en- u
'"S nor -. ~. n scharano
."Si'S', .-.4, +r;nrfa menre
'e's@ =:
{" ;" '"V .r,-,
Duran'e e>|" - -,
nLestro pehSts'is''o :. To14
aqueiias 1ra2''"S 81.
que aor1eTon e. "I,E''s"'o ps1,
en- IS" terr2'te en- ~ aa
-ica rec!nIc .! oE".a'
Berlin :. 1&e re>pohdi" 1ou Co."
a'roGarcra; nueStra -
IA yaliente nac!oH De ga IS HA'o "'s
viva hoy cIanto que S&hcH'"S : :''S
p-ccio tan her"'co page ;" ''~I''c-'"
i n naIabra emp"aada. PueS no "
so!ameHte e -onieT1" e" hr''<e'~S g.
r.,e rech2G" con i~ac'g2acs'a "a
co&Zosa proposition nocne; .! ie'.'
euteTo s'gu!o a 81 Key Ell 4! '2'"..'
.cI honor : J" IA S~oSten!i9 nSStl e
in. a pesar de IA rHInaS. ut Us
Sufrmientos y Ie los due o. Il 90
..ierno lei E=v .Aler5o 70 Tvr 40
81 fioI i~qtt-nra.e Dc ,oS se0umlentos
dc Ia Garion elga cu72+o 'tetd,H -
rrir ,oaas IA torJuEas !e IA ara,
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Los HEROES DEL GENERAL ANGELES A

POr ~centcsimu re-, e. ]cjecutICO Ia
resHelto GGr ma or~gaHi~GciOR detiHi-
tea al ejcrcitG cryTuMci$td. rsducir-
10 q determinudo n3imerO dc hougbreS,
con- deterninudo Winier0 de jefcS, y
somcterjo de una bWena re= 4 los IN
perGtir9s de Ia discipline, Gigo dcs-
conocido hasto Ia techa ca 1t magyar
purte de los grapes '0rWlGdoS que
quedcrop con ell Hombre dc ejeTcito
hGcionaI, despmGs del triHRTo del pa''
De Gu0dalupc.
Pero por centtsima re- tcmbiCn,
"a a cncoHtrGr$e COT dticuttddcs
niug Scrias.
Para rsorguni=ar cI ejGrcito, serjc
n~eceSnrio. en- primer hgar, sUprinli'
generates.
FL nttmero dc generates co" que
csenta Ell curraRciSnsoS, SeTso bG&-
tantc a mdudur IN ejcrcito de medic
million &c hombre&.
Hay generates dc todaS classes: ge-
reraies a Seca$. generates Hccncm-
dos (PGbIo dc Ia GGr-o.) generates
DoctorcS. (RujGcI Ceped0 q Jose Ma
ria Rodrigtc-,) generates tor""ccr-
ticos { ;rgenicroS. generates tot0grG-
Jos u generates mecdRlco$......
Don Fenu&tidno eStd jmpOSibitttd-
do para Gecirie Il Giguno dc eHos, II
algnnos, mejor dicho, a los que cor
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I'm cinco minutes! No
lay indigestion, gases,
0 acidez en- ell
estomagO
TAN PRONTO COMO LA "PAPE'S
DIAPEPSIN" LLEGA AL ES-
TONNAGE, ESAS M0LES-
TItS DESAPARECEN

DE efectos s~eguros,' pune el es-
tonnage en- orden. de ofectoS Segu-
ros." domino la Indigestion, Ia dis
pepsia, los gases, la cardialgia Y de-
mas molestias debidas a Ia fermenta-
ciGn de los acidos en- cinco minutes,
ESQ. es precisamente 10 que 1aca IA
"Papc'S ~Diapepsin,' el mas Graude
de los ~reguladores del est0mago que
Sc vende en- el mundo. 81 10 que us
ted come Sc le ferMenta Y sc lie vuelve
agrio, 81 10 atornlentan los gases
' los eructos de los alimentos indi-
gestos O aqua; 81 sufre vertigos Y
dolores de cabeza; 81 tiene NAL aller.-
to. lengua sucia, y lleno Su interior
de materias indigestas, re~uerde que
al momento cue la "Pape's Diapep-
sin Sc pone en- contacto con e. es-
tonnage. todaS esas moleStias desapa-
recen. Is verdaderamente aSombro-
so. cast maravilloSo. el efecto que
produce, sin ell mas leve Dcligro.
Una GAIA grande de "Pape's Dia-
pcps;n'' de a 30 c~entavos, vale 10 que
pesa en- orc, para los hombres y mu-
jcres cue tienen sus estomagos desa-
rreglaGos. Esto pertenece a su no
| gar, V deberia teneria siempre 4 ma
no para un case de e~nfermedad, aci-
| dez o ~desarrcg!os del estomago, du,
rante 81 dia O Ia nochc. Is cl mas
vioIento. Ell mas SECURE de los anti,
acidos del mundo. para el est6mago.
-(Sdv l.
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r. Mic lis'cr.-Hay una .ncn.aca quo
Ia muy huenos re=ult@doS ea los cases en-
que So rata de una cafcrmedat como IA Que
nos inGica. cuando no ~rcvistc .! c1r'rter cr"-
-;-,c,,a-i, On -, case. usgndola de arucrdc
con- las irs:ruccioacs que Ia "eomraaan. Sc
llama "N.ntholatum'' y Is faaricada Io- IL
casa RcXail.
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7 d H-S.ardard City. Cal.-No 80 m
Z; cr.,l., an INN -, -i,,"T r+icrS|.' - .
y. no tcn-a On" haccrSc ci paEo - rs ooA'
dGiarcz cue Gehcu paEar .aS PERSONA we
tra.cn De cHt-a- 4 t~crri.or!o americana -"
c1iste cua-cntcna contra = ,>'r9 en- - ''"|-
terra. nero :; g. coNdIci0n indispensable que
To- u:c p-ctcHden cntrar vrnEan ifo'fssN"
De IN pasaporte eXpcdido ?or ms ft.5'!I"-
tic; r:cyicaras tn Secrcta-la &c ist'c'"h,H
-i.an.tr KS personals emprendci >! VIC a:S-
d~ b. rani..,I = yisado pov un con-Gl amc-
~i-tD :. ocnu di"S de anti i''- ~. :H;tl-
do ncrcS. = n Iccha en- que f-ct'H a 'i"-
u r. .~r,riC-a. Y IN hl"'"- to"'i'. ms -
ni.?r..s dc ascH. Lic.l;'i-" Go '''.''
a. 10. II juic.a de las .sI:,'."1 - Ii"a-
males ayncricana5 perm!:ir o p:oEin'r 81 PaS1'
e precio del pasa;c. ca scSunGa c!as"' I'
Mexico = C!udal Juare= Is d. S5!'lO' "-o
Hac:onal.
cargada de .os prodactos de Ia COM
busti6n. o sea de &cido ~caroon'co
q cual cs arc. ado fuera del cIerpO
ror IL boca, al espir2r, y paSa ash a.
a;re, como "a tambicn e. prodncto de
todas las chimeneas de cocinas : IA
bricas. Y de donde quiera que Sc Que
ne algo. Tor ESQ Sc vera Que nay
tambier en- c! aire una gran cantldaa
de acido ~carb6nico. que eS IN Verda-
dero veneno
En- n hab:taci6n cerrada Sc acu-
mu!a mucho acido carbonico, qua
es nocivo . a saIud. por 10 que hay
cue vcntilaria para que entire aire
puro. saturado de 6Xigeno, Que da
Il vida
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TRATAMIENTO C!ENTiFICO
MAS MODERNO
CONOCIDO CONSULTORIO,
ESTABLECIDO HACE
MUCHO TEMPO

Horas-de 9 a. m. d s p. m.
Damingos-de 9 "a. m. a : ?. N.
Yo doy todas las medicinas nece-
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ALAS PERSONALS QUE VIVIAN EN- FL

y ~ LOS pEoUEzos PuEBLos HASQ ESPEIAL NTITAfIo g v AZ =, 8 ~ 1 T5S ~
ES S0 oTF AN NC TTRATADAs En- -ALGUNA 0TRA> PARTE SIN QUE s sENTAN IS
I0 nFF ESTE SUNTO PARA MSMAISAc ,EG n 40 RSkN H,G H0sT 3THs ~ ~ FS TNGTRn SEP
TI96HGp ~ Va LIE TENDRE CONF1ANZA~
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ELGUERO.

Hahara. + de No. dc 1918.
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les. sino tambien las medicinas que sean neceSa1iaS; aeon
!icitud como 81 fuese q pagarme mis- hon0Iari9S coTIRtGSo;
ooortu2iiad solo Ia tendra listed por DlEZ DiAS CNlC7
ne Embellishments: pues tengo cue ser consuIlado Dor pc
ci6n Y honOrabiidad Sc hayan perfectamente clmeHtaaaS
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SOY ESPECIALISTA hS?'-
c;alista es quien ha hecho I'm eHa-
men cientifico de cada rno dc los
casos cue Sc le han presentaco' y
L Ia dado toda su atencion Y
TEMPO a una sola clase de ira
bajo.
Para que SUI case sea tratado
o entera seguridad, es necesa-
rio cue Sc sujete a IN mnuc!oso
ayamen de una persona que Sc
halle perfectamente preparado
para clio. Que Sc de cuenta que
81 tratariento debe ser admins
trado de la manera mas acertada.
Las Intermediates cr6nicas de los
hombres son excesivamente diff
Giles G intrincadas, pero 81 sc ira
tan debidameAte, en- Ia mayoria
10 lbs caSos son vencldaS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN It
Grandma Kept Her Locks
Dark, Glossy, and Youth
full with Sage Tea and
Sulphur

The old time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
.er' s recipe, and folks are again using
it to keep their hair good, even col
or, which is quite sensible, as we. are
living in an age when a youthful ap-
pearanee is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering tho
sage and the mussy mixing at home
All drug storeF sell the ready to use
product, improved by the addition of
lOther ingredients, called 'Wyeth 5
Sage and Sulphur Compound for
about so cents a bottle. 1t is very
popular because nobody can discover
lit has been applied Simply moisten
your comb or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth Is Sage
and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides
beautifully darkening the hair after a
few applications, it also produces that
soft lustre and appearance Of abund-
anee which is so attractive This ready
to use preparation is a delightful toi-
let requisite for those who deSgre a
more youthful appearance. 1t is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention Of disease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
PACKERS In CONTROL
Continued fsoaa page one)

1CoatiRuod fcoG. page one)
ing organized and that they would make
a demand for guaranteed eight hour
day at the ten hour wages.
cit was agreed by both firms that on
Monday morning, July 16, we would
reduce the killing gang 25 per cent This
was done and in making the cut we
were careful to drop not only the most
active agitators, but also some men who
are not identified with the union move.
ment.
"The next development was that Sec.
rotary of Labor Wilson of Washington
D. c., appointed j. Musser of state su.
preme court and Vernon 2. Reed of Den
yer as mediators, which made it look to
us as if the American Federation of La.
Dor had succeeded in enlisting the sup
port of the secretary of labor. \
"Our people here attach considerable
significance to the Denver strike, as
it appeared to them to be the result of
a concerted effort on the part of the
American Federation of Labor, I. W. w
and possibly the federal department of
labor at Washington, d. c., to begin or.
ganizing the packing houses.''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
ARE YOU STILL
YOUNG AT HEART?
Then Why Look Older Than
You Feel?

Every woman is as young as she
looks, so why let sentiment or preju-
dice prevent your keeping youthful as
long as you wish9
Not long ago many women would
not use face powders or cosmetics.
Today, practically every woman knows
their need and uses them. This is
equally true of the hair color restorer.
Thousands of women keep their hair
dark and youthful with Qban Hair
Color Restorer. 1t is not a dye, but q
delightful toilet preparation which
brings back the color and gloss as grad
.ually and evenly as the natural re-
newing of the hair itself.
Q-ban will not stain the scalp, wash
or rub off; and does not interfere with
washing or waving the hair. Keeps it
glossy and healthy. Guaranteed to sat
isfy or money refunded.
Sold by all good druggists every
whore on Money Back Guarantee.
Price 75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
FAIL TO ATTEND
RED CROSS MEETING
Only Half Dozen of Committee
OF Une Hundred Present
Last night

| A half dozen men turned out last
night for the meeting of the Red Cross
Committee Of 100, called by Chairman
August Huckestein for the purpose of
deyising a means of refilling the Red
Cross treasury. As result it was neces-
sary to adjourn the meeting without
taking action. 1t is probable that an
other attempt to get the committee to-
geher will be made in a few days
The Red Cross has spent over $685.
900 for war work in the past few
months, and according to Mr.. Hucke-
stein, at the present rate of spending
money, the treasury will be depleted
within six weeks at the latest. AS the
membership drive, the only source of
income available to the organization is
now practically closed, Smother meth d
must be found to provide funds to car
ry on the work.
II the committee Cf 100 can be
brought together for a meeting, it is
the plan of the officials 10 start dave
to secure means OF income which will
be dependable. The details of the plaL
cannot be perfected until the meeting
is held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VII.
Sullivan, American champion at the
fight game, had few world IS to con
quer among the professionals after he
had stretched the form Of Paddy Ryan
on the turf. But Billy Madden, man
ager Of the Boston terror, aware Of
the tremendous smashing power in the
fists Of the new champion, hit upon the
scheme that eventually made John l..
Sullivan s name the terror Of the coun-
try, and elevated the owner Of the name
to place in pugilism never before or
since held by any boxer.
So Madden broaehed to Sullivan and
was enthusiastically accepted, the pro-
position of touring the country and
meeting all comers. The trip was arrang
ed, and it lives today in the minds of
most fight followers.
Richard X. Fox, an old-time, we'll
known sportsman, moved the earth in
his efforts to find some one who would
be able to whip Sullivan in this series
of fights, which were limited to four
rounds, but he never succeeded. Fox
had been Paddy Ryan s chief backer
and when Sullivan whipped the Amer
can champion and came into possession
Of the belt Fox himself had donated as
an emblem Of the championship, Fox
was in a rage. He never stopped trying
to find the man who would whip the
new champion,
When Madden and Sullivan started on
their tour they Offered $50 to any man
who would stand for four rounds before
The furious hammering Of the champion.
Many wild tales regarding this remark
able trip have been circulated around
the country regarding the number of
men laid low by Sullivan during this
iaunt. Some declare Sullivan stopped
more than hundred village celebrities
during the trip. Others place it at fif-
ty. The record books make no pretense
of including all of them. Only the more
important are shown.
The first of the ambitious ones to
take a crack at the $50 purse was Jim
my Elliott. They met in Washington
Park, New York, July 4, 1882. Elliott
had just finished great fight with
Johnny Dwyer and had shown wonder.
full stamina. 1t was believed that he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
Japan Ready to Act

Washington, Feb 81 - Japan is
ready to act in Siberia, if German ac
tivities spread there and into the Far
rEast, according to sources close to the
Japanese embassy today.
The United Press is Informed that
Japan is aware of the seriousness OF
Hhe Siberian situation, in view of the
general Russian collapse and German
propaganda, and that she is ready to
fulfill her obligations to the allies in
the Orient.
There was a growing feeling in dip
lomatic quarters that the situation IN
Siberia is growing so serious that Jap
Anese intervention will be needed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-27
Rheunatism's TOrtlHnlg pangs
Become More Severe Each Day

mons that cause you so much suffer-
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can be expected from the use of Iini-
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will, you will never be able to rub
the pain away. No externally applied
remedy can stop such sharp shooting
pains, for they must be reached at
their source.
Many forms of rheumatism origi-
nate in a disordered state of the
blood, and the, logical method of
treatment is one that thoroughly
purifes the blood and clearges it of
all foreign substances that have in
fected it. Some very obstinate and
painful cases of rheumatism have
yielded to S. S. S., the great veget-
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should be considered incurable,, Just
because it is not reached by local
remedies applied to the surface.
You should give S. S. S. thorough
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you will be delighted with the results,
and soon find yourself on the way
back to health. Go to your drug store
and get a bottle of S. S. S. today,
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treatment. If you wish any medical
advice, you can obtain same without
cost by writing to Medical Director,
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oratorv. Atlanta. Ga.