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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
LABOR SHORTAGE HITS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

According 10 q statement ISSUED by
Elisha Lee. Federal manager Of the
Pennsylvania railroad there IS a serious
scarcity Of fircmen, breakmen, car re-
pairmen, track Iaborers and engine re-
pairmen Owing to this scarcity the
number Of bad order ears is about
1000 above normal
TO gain some idea Of the present
labor time over on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and particularly the extent
to which men are being replaced by
women, a special record was kept for
the 10 day period from Nav y to June
inclusive on all divisions Of lines East,
and an analysis Of the figures has been
made
In the period named AIT employees
left the service and 5,l22 new ones were
hired The net gain Of 645 occurred
entirely IN the last two days Of the period
and was apparently sporadic.
As the total Of both men and women
hired exceeded BY 645 the number who
were lost, these figures would indicate
that during the 10 DAYS in question,
there had been 4 loss Of aAactly 900 male
employees, as against q gain Of ! ,545
female workers
The company Is endcaVoring to fill up
the gaps III the working force.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
City, State and World News

FOR II c. a week is about the cheapest
thing one can buy these days Every
Evening supplies all thls-and many
exclusive features besides Order from
u4alIr nearest dealer -Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by George p.
BisseiI, du Pont Building.
FOR SALE
1918 DELAWARE AVENUE.

Modern home of II rooms and two bat rs.
hardwood floors several open hreplaceS.
large sensible rooms with big closet space
Awnings screens and metal weather strip
ping
Beautifully built and finished home Pos
session within month special price Tor
quick sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
DEATHS

CONWAY June :. 1918. Mary r
Conway. aged as wears.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
end the funera! services at nc residence Of
90 kirkwnod street on Monday morning
Iun. IL. 81 10 O'Clock interment at North
Fasf Md
DAVlS-At Bear station Del on June
1915 Daniel beloved husband Of
Elma X. Davis. in his I'D year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
. s s + L Ri TfaT, M t.sL
cemetery Middletown Del Automobile
funeral
FARMER A. Ellington Field Houston
Texas on june 1. 1918. John J.. son of the
late Peter and Mary Garner IN his 3lst
wear
Relatives friends. members of the knights
Of Columbus BrownSon Library and Loyal
attend the funeral from his residence I6a
Fast Tulpehocken street. Germantown Pa
on Tuesday morning at s 30 o'clock solemn
A. - O'Clock Interment al Cat hedral Gem
otery. Wilmington Del Automobiles
NESS In This CITY on June :. 1918
Relatives and friends are invited 20 az
tend he funeral services at his late resi-
cicnce lo6 Fa<t Invent -ninth stree on
Monday aIteroOU At , 30 . clock Interment
al EiYeryitW cemetery.
OER-At HolIs OAK Del June : 1915
Alice daughter Of Joseph { and Sarah
? Orr. aged 20 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at he residence of her
pa -ent> Delaware avenue Holly Oak Del
on Tuesday afternoon. June + at , o clock
Interment 81 Nj Pheasant cemetery
RODNEY At New Castle Del on Frida,
.Iune : 1915, Al , 80 ?. m Emily Rodne1
daughter OF he late George Rodney
Funeral services a. Emmanuel Church
New Castle, Del on Monday. June 10 a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
ANOTHER dope" CASE.


The case of Blanche Collins, colorcd,
with two serious charges against her,
one OF selling cocaine and one OF selling
heroin, were called in City Court today,
and Mt the request of Assistant City 80
licitor Mall0y the latter case WAS con
tinued until Monday and nolle pro
seoul was entered in the other
Mabel Burton, also colored, told the
court that she went tn the house OF the
Collins woman BIT West Third street,
and bought deck" of heroin for 80 cents.
Although the State had this evidence,
tho case had TO be abandoned because oil
the information being made out that the
woman "dd sell compound of opium,
while in testifying DIR George w. n.
Forrest said that heroin was derivative
of opium. James Salisbury, attorney
for the woman. stated that the Law under
which the case WAS TO be prosecuted read
that the drug must bc a compound and
not n dcrivativc of opium. II was after
looking up the law that the State entered
n nolc pros q,n
Mr. Malloy had the other case con
tinued for the purpose OF changing the
information
Blanch Collins is one of the persons
caught in the net that the police are
sweeping the coast" district with. In
the past few days there have been many
arrests Of dope sellers and many more
are expected The police feel confident
of wiping out the "dope" sellers that have
been carrying On flourishing business
Another alleged coastwider9 was ar
rested last night by the district officers
in the person of Fila White, also colorcd
charged with improper conduct on the
street She was arraigned today and
a
After her arrest last night | re J lark
of i12 Pine street went ON her bond for
$500 and after court today appeared
before Captain kellcher and said that
some friends Of the woman had come IA
hun and told HIM that they feared she
would leave town He sworc out a war-
rant for her rc-arrcst and the police
started 10 hunt her
LEROY Horn pleaded not guilty 10 n
charge of non-SIpport. preferred hy his
wife katherine, who told the Judge thai
she had been married for ten months
When asked when her husband stopped
supporting her, she tainted and the ease
had 10 be continued until Monday morn
ing Bail was fixed NJ $500
Charged with speeding. Clarence II
Ratledge was fined So
Charles Callahan pleaded NOT guilty
to charge Of trespaSsing on property
Of Mrs Norm Young. AT $50 Fast Seventh
street The woman told the court that
she had warned the man To stay away
from her home several times, but hat ho
refused Ia do 50 lie was fined s.
Andrew Zazcwski was fined $40 on >
charge Of assault and battery, preferred
Nv Mary Bezle, who claimed that the
man grabbed her by the arm and bruised
her about the body. yesterday. when she
refused to let him cofne IN her house - .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
CHESTERTOWN.M MD.
Special Correspondence OF Ever, Evenins

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chcster1own. Md June ) The reg
lStration Of female alien enemies will
begin in Kent county on June IL There
are very few here
Soft crabs are beginning % run freely
in the nearby waters, and are retailing
al &C cents per dozen, much cheaper than
they were last wear
Rev and Mrs T G. Smoot Of Rock
Hall arc spending part q this week At
Rehohoth Reach Mr. Smoots health
has not been very good Of late
John Evans Townshcnd, son Of Sidney
r Townshend. is quite Ill with an attack
Of appendicitis
] Waters Russell real estate broker.
will move to Baltimore on July / to
conduct business there John +, Barnes
will manage the Chcstertown business
Miss Marian Dempsey Of (ialenA Is
cnjoving a Sightseeing trip 10 Washing
ton. the result ~ being one Of the win
ners in the county canning and garden
contest
Mrs Thomas : Bordley has been
spending a part of the week with her son
T. Kemp Bordley in Wilmington
The following privates from Camp
Meade spent 3 part If this week with
relatives and friends here Frank larman:
Elmer Sterling; Ralph Payne: William
Denny Albert Wheat and Sergeant James
Edward Blackway
Farmers OF this county are taking
advantage Of the offer Of the Federal
government 5 offer 10 supply farm labor
and already large number OF laborers
have been imported into the county
Mr. ] 4 Thomas and little son Of
New Orleans are here visiting her mother
if,-law. Mrs : l. Thomas
Mss Mabel Hirons Of Wilmington
spent several days here, this week with
Mis- Palmer Carroll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
KENT REGISTRANTS.
This Weeks Record Of Young Men
Attaining Il Years Of Age.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, June S-Following is an addi-
tIonal list of Kent county rcgstrants
received by the Kent County Exemption
Board on Wednesday. who have become
OF age since June ;. 1917:
SMYRNA Victor Zebley Boyer Albert
W Kemp. Robert Syfret, Frank Harrlng-
ton. John Henry Hoffecker Hall, David
:. McNatt.
Hartley James Williams
CLAYTON Grccnville Wallace Wllds.
iChcswold John H. Mosley, colored
Dover Louis Thompson, Andrew
Archie Mothcrhead William Eugene
Polk. Thomas Oliver Clements, Russell
Norman Freeman. Carl .. Slaughter
Henry b. Weaver Daniel James Queen
Colorcd Willie Y Groves, Thomas
Henry Spruance Harry Brown, Jerry
Bullock
Wyoming Charles c. Downham.
Luther Jennings Chambers, colorcd. Ralph
Stevens
Camden John Henry Lorenzcn
Viola tlbcrt Dill Harrington colorcd,
Daniel Smith
Little Creek William jackson l,affcrty
Rising sun Andrew Gibson. colOrcd
FELTON, Luther Martin Griffith, loyd
Lourncs Craft William Holland Ambrose
Broadway kIllcn
tredcrlca Iamcs Franklin Workman
Harrington Amos Mathew Beau-
champ. Frank Willard Price. Theodore II
Harrington. Frank Hudson Dcrrickson.
Milford OTIS EttS Earl Coverdalc,
colorcd
Nlillngton Md Charles Henry Groves,
col0red
Oakmont, Pa Harry r. Jackson
The POO kent county rcgistrsnts have
been gwen numbers and the list is ready
for whatever dispositions the afIutant
general or the authorities at Washington
MAY order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
FROM FOURTH ST. WHARF.

ftJNI FtIN II 7 II ~ 7 :. " IT 2 III
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE p
Subject to change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and
Philadelphia for Wilmington daily except
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays a so,
9, II a m. I.30, g. 4.l5. 8 and $50 p m
on Saturdays Sundays and holidays
cave both Wilmington and Philadelphia at
30 .. 1890 m, u O'Clock noon. | 30.
3 4 Is, o. 7. y 80 and $50 D
WILAIINGTON- PENIS GROVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington. $50. 700 500. 300.
1000. 100 a. m. II O'Clock noon, 90.
100 800, i 90. 800. 500. 1.Wl. 500. BOO.
1000, II 90 and 1900 y.
leave Penns Grove a. 600. 1.15. 500
300 1000 II 90 a. m II o clock noon
100 2I5 300, 90, 800 + 90. Z 90. 500
900, lO.I5. IL 90 and 1900 p. m
FRENCHS GROVE PENIS GROVE.
Open dates for Sunday .chool excursions
Apply Fourth Street Wharf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
TROLLEY CARS CRASH.
Accident Occurred This Morning n
Seventh and Orange Streets.

As the result of the brakes on West
Eighth street trolley ear failing to work,
there was some excitement about q
o'clock today AT Seventh and Orange
streets A car of the Brandywinc Springs
luc had stopped at that point to dis
charge passengers, when the Eighth
street ear, coming east, crashed into 1T.
Mrs L. f. Barton of Marshallton and
Mrs Hunt of 2lOO West Seventh street
were slightly injured about the limbs,
but were able to go on their way I'M
assist ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
STOCK MARKET BRACES
PRICES UP A TR|Flt
Gains Mainly in Specialties and
Speculative Issues at
Opening.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening


Wall Street, New York, June 3. "A few
substantial advances, mainly IN special
ties and other speculative issues, accom-
panied the sluggish opening Of today's
stock market
important stock in the RAILWAY and in
dilstriaI sections recorded only nominal
changes, though mostly upward on tho
usual weekend covering movement
General motors advanced points IN the
first half hour with | 10 | n for Stude-
baker. Baldwin Locomotive, Industrial
Alcohol. Sufnatra Tobacco, hides and
leather preferred
MARKET CLOSED STRONGER.
Motors. tnbaccos and a few Of the
speculative ISSUES showed gross advances
of one to four points.
Seasoned ndustriais were moderately
strong, and rails hardened after early
apathy Profit taking caused reactions Of
| to 2 points among spccialtics ~ the
latter part Of The session
The closing was strong Sales apron
mated 20. 000 shares.
Liberty Bonds recorded decided I'M
provcment. ~ selling at % 81 to 1917,
lirst as nj 81 80 10 95, second Is at ~ 10 to
g5. and lbs at 96 81 10 81 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
BENJAMIN HESS KILLED.

benjamin Hess. aged 60 years. pi
: last Twenty street, was instantly
killed at the plant OF the r T SlOcomh
Co. ~ Fourteenth and Poplar streets
Yesterday when some heavy machinery
fcll On him and crushed his head The
ms hlnerv had been placed on some
supports and topped over Deceased
leaves wife and family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
ANNA HELD JUST WON'T DIE.
Determination to Live is Winning Actress
Fight Against Death

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York june 5 Hope abandoned
recently that Miss Anna Held would
live was renewed to-day Physicians
attending the actress SAID her improve
ment during the past week had been mark
,d and that her self-confdeuce was a
factor which might enable her to recover.
Miss Held has suffered a protracted
illness from rare disease affecting the
marrow of her bones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08

Every Evenings classified advertise
nnents bring results. Proved to the salts
faction Of many and will be to you.-Ady.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
NO Sc HARAN A CHINA
MAS EMPRESTITOS

WASHINGTON, Noviembre IL
FL nuevo go5ierno ]japonees la ARE
glado un mitin para tratar Ia question
de procurar aproXimar a los lider2s
del norte Y sur dc China y o~frcceries
Il mismo tempo. una mediacion amls-
tosa. con cl fin de yer 81 sc liega d
una completa reconciliation.
Esta acci0n. Sc dice. sera tomata
no obstante que las ]potencias no han
reconocido la ~beligerancia dc los re-
beldes del sur Y Sc declara que n dc
las estipulaciones del proyecto es Ia
de que las %potencias sc rehusaran 4
hacer nuevos emprestitos Il China.
hasta que la paz quede establecida de-
~finitivamentc en- csc pals.
Por otra parte. ell gabinete chino
csta hacienda un serio ~esfuerzo para
~aplaZa: = los revolucionarios del sur
V evitar la mediacion japonesa. 81
dice que en- breve sc nombraran dele
-ados por los gobiernos de Canton y
Pekin, para discutir los terminus de
Ia paZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
EN- CUBA
LOS ~CONSEVADORES

La HABANA. Nov!embre 5.-TG-
davia siguen las Junt&s E~lectoralns
trabajando en- los escrutinios de las
c!ecciones celebrates iltimamente en-
Ia Republica. para d~iputados Y Ayun-
tsmientos locales. Por todos los da-
tos cue Official Y particularmente Sc
han podi6o conoccr. puede aseguararsc
Que otra vez ha triunfado 81 Partidc
Conservation.
Fl Partido Liberal Sc ha mostrado
en- esta OCCASION menos intranslgente,
?ues 81 bien es cierto que sus Jcfes
Y en- especial ell Doctor Zayas, han
rrotestado por 10 que ellos llaman II
iarsa electoral. tambien es cierto gu"
nc han asumido una actitud hostil
: han acatado eli resultado obtenldo.
Las ~elecciones. en- general, pued"
decirse que estuvieron muy desanlma-
das perdiendo su fe en- ell sufrag!o po-
pular.
Hasta aver. los candidates cue pa
recian tener mas probabilidadeS de
triunfar. en Ia Habana. son los 81
%Cuientes:
Por los Liberales: Benito Lague!
ruel. Mariana Gomez Y Arias Gene
roso Campos, Marquetti, Ramon Gar
cia 0suna Y Mendivc, Alfredo Horne
do Y SuareZ, Enrique Zayas Y Ruiz :
Fernando Ortiz Y Fernandez.
Por los conservadores: Gonzalo
Freire de Andrade Y Velazquez. Gus
tavo Pine Y Quintana, Vicente Alon-
so Puig. Raul de Cardenas Y Echarte.
Antonio Pardo Suarez, Miguel Coyu-
Ia Llsguno. German Santiago Lopez
Y Sanchez Eugenio Leopoldo Aspia-
20 y Perez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
CAMPANA POLITICA EN-
Ell EDO. De SONORA

C!ANANEA. Sonora. Nov 12.-Ls
agrupacicn politica denominada Mi
neros Unidos de C~ananea', ha empc.
zado sus trabajos en- favor dc la can
didatura para Gobernador del Estado
designando al senior .Adolfo de Il
Huerta. Guien Sc halla actualmente ef
Ia ciudad de Nueva York. como Con
sui del gobierno ~carrancista.
a aquella metr6poli Sc lie comunict
telegraficamente la designation he,
cha por los Mineros Un;dos. Y de IL
Huerta contesto a~gradeciendo que -
hayan fijado en- SUI persona. agregan
do que vendra Z Sonora para tarta!
Sobre el asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
HOTlS VARIAS ' cUR|OSAS

Haas, a Ia sonora Eliza Nuta, es-
uosa de. Dr.. Nuta, Quien tenia n maj
dita costumbre de zurrar la badana
4 cualeuiera hembra que acompana-
ba a su marido, por angas o por man.
gas
La del jueZ no two otro
Fundamental q Ia m~2IhaGada idea de
Ia sonora Nuta de tomar o~Jerlza,
apa!ear a toda muier que. por cuat-
quier CIRCUMSTANCES, haciale compa,
MA a su marido. y de csperarse, Y AS
10 desean cordialmente las numero-
sas amistades del doctor, que la Sc
nora Sc atemcrice Y que amalne q
QUE, chlba go de palos que sofia
caer. de cUando en- cuando. sobre suS
|costillas. ell medic de un %torbelIlno
de celos Y de maldiciones.
CHICAGO. H.. Nov. S.-Ayer en-
tro a Ia peluQueria mas cercana Mr'
Rogiere Montgomery, con et h!g.em-
co rrop6sto de cortarse el pelo; pero.
cor tan mala Sucrte, que cl hombre
Sc oued6 d0rmido en- e sillon, sin dar
somera cuenta de sus deseos.y el bar
hero lie pelo d rape. con la maqulna
dc cero.
Cuando Montgomery volvio de su
letargo. arm6 I'm San Quintin de mil
demonios. quebrando espeios Y re-
cando esenci&S. Y echando peStes Y
-ereeardo De haber nacido.
'Esto cS criminal. gritaba. "ES-
% es atentatorio."
"Pero. ca~ballero..."
NADIA. Aqui vamos a MORN todoS.
Fl buen senor furioSo. saco en-
torceS una piStola del b y comen-
70 a disparar . diestra Y slniestra,
piGiendo ind~emnjzaci6n por la per
LiIa de 81 cabc.lera.
La tremolira no paro. sin embar-
20. inc haSta que Sc ~preSentaron
cuatro gendarme$. bieu daGoS Y ma
dur;tos. Y amarraron al Mont
gomcry. conduciendclo. c;'n mimo.
= = ComiSaria.
Ell CORRESP0N$AL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
LOS COYOTES" DE- MEXI.
co SON APREHENDIDOS

CIUDAD DE MENICQ. Nov. -.
La policia dc e>ta ciudad apreheA-
do On cstos dias Il mas de ounce
individuos De los cue &c dedican a las
cDeracioncS de cambio. l!anados "Co-
votes"
A!eunaS personals dise@ Que las
aprehensloncS sen improcedea;@S,
pues tratan de evitar los efcctoS &c
IN fen6meno economico producido on
tcdo Ell mundo nor la vioieuta ALA de
ia plata.
La acci6n de los p~olicias Sc extern
do q algunoS d~espachoS particulars,
CT los que Sc hacian tambIcn onera-
| cones de cambio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
para La PrenSa.".

Especia! para La PrensG".
CHICAGO. IT,, Nov. S.-lnduIa-
hler,cnte. las cartas de amor que Mr..
Robert Doe escr;6il a a 2aora VI
liam Fig2l. e,posa lie don William
Figcl. teadero de PRESTIGE y hom5rc
como de Sesenta amos, era en- eNtrc-
mo ;.rIn"oSaS, ' 4 fuss de 81 pa
SION era tan intense, c:!r Ia prop.a
~inteccsada l&s meta en- el r~efrigcra-
dor.
Por 10 menas. fue ahi donde las
las encontr0 aver 81 marldo, don
Guiddermo. Guien. deSpues de leerlas
v de convercerse de que aqIeilo era
una beilaqueri&. propin6 unos Guam
tos palos a su mujer. y Sc p~resento
a Ia Corte. con ell cuerpo de! dehto,
pidienGo que Sc C concediera una
dosis de divorcio o dispense de
.rimitas.
La paliza que lie do a su esposa
fuc. sin embargo. 10 que ~perjudlco
Ia cosa: porquc Ia sonora enseno los
moretones ' los aranoS. Y el Juez
!scret6 que. ma. por adu!tcra y ell
otro, 0Or cruel. ~QGedaban a mano en-
~ comportamiento conyugal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

!Hul;ituG de P~eTSonas me iianaa
brujo, pUr Ia simple razGn de Iue 10
compreRdcR mis- sImpieS, petu eIectI-
vos ENetCt!0s de curar q ~a:sta!ICSa "a
Ell uso de medic!ras. Ores di-eH 10
soy uaO de taniuS c~haTlataaes Gas
surtan Ell cont!ne1tte; perO n!ng-aa
dc estas personals tieRar una legal Y
justificada razon; tt;iga en- mi lpoae-
sion .u~nu!nerah!es lcstiiUO III dc pa.
cien.es agrsde cidos: personals ccnsa.
Yativ2s y nunTadas, que estan prpn-
seiante de autoridabcs completeness.
las para dar una declaration jurada
aSSguranao que las peTScuas que ~.
gan mis- iTistrucclones y c0ussiCe @.
oueRa &c, no solo puedcn a!ivar
intermediates, perO cCnservar SD "a.
lud iesBues de aGquiriGa, estas Der.
Sonas sGn residences de Estados IL.
dcs Y Mexico i: verInos de siruna.
&c Los, pregvntsies directalnents 10
hay que atestiguar CON muertos. Fl
ar5el Sc conoce aor 81 frute. Va ciSrc
veran que no SOY bruio nj me- ayuaa
e. sia5!o; atllque trata e~nfe.a:AdaGss
&c toda narur2ieza. III t5aha.o sc 3D.
81 en- principles :ogicos = naturaies $
Ia ti0sofia de vivir Ell los coHocimiea-
tos H. tengamos de rreslra actual
ex%istencla y 81 proposito. NJ MAG
grande dsseo es ayudar d aqucIioa
que quieran Ser ayudados y servir i
DIos. No sc iejcn enganar; ED pa.
guen su dinero = pcrsGnas sin esctG-
puin, que descara6amente p~retenosG
&c 81 Professor NJ. {. Martinez de ioa
Angeles, California. 70 estoy es,a.
b.ectdo en- esta y caardo saIga IL
hare saber al publieO en- mis- auuncios-
Prof. N. G. MARTINEZ.
Podersso Sanador-
i1aIs S. Spring Street
Los angeles. aIjcTnia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. S.-Tenicn-
10 fundadas ~sospechaS de que tn me
| cnganaS. he resuelto enganarte por
a primera". Tai fuc el tenor de Ia
cqrta que. en- .etra cursiva Y yigo-
| rosa. dejo SCORE Ia estufa 81 senior
ion Rolando Berry I 81 eSposa doNa
Guillermina Mccormick.
La carta. sin EMBRACE. dejaba abri
| gar una esperanto. Decia. "a al fina!
Y en- forma menUdita:
.'Pero ~volver3 mariana.
Como Sc We, ia sonora Mccormick
no habia DcrdiGo de! TODD = Su ma
rido. pus,to aIe este prome,ia vol
yer al dja S;gujerte. GespuCs de ccha~
su cana al aire, que. total. era tan
500 para vengar:c de IN !eveS SOS
vechaS que le atorrent2ban.
Pe~o ne ami que IL sonora McCor-
mick. con cntereza digna tie ua a!"-
iaadrino. . De dos. 20 Sc aIni!and n
POGO nj muchc, Y resolvi6 pagar eD
a misma moneda aue Su marido.
Tom3 un iap.z. io 2mp9p" Ia pu-
"a en- saliva. Y cScr;bio:
No ME importa Que v~uelvas o no:
ii me engaHas IN -. ' yo te h"
cnga1ado nor dos amos. Firmada:
Wiihc!mina
La cosa ;, r,>o color dc hOrmiga.
Y s. arrcg.o tan 500 por ana ransac
ci0n. Ell Ia uue coHviercq. marido '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
listed no puede cuTarse dc! reuraatisno por medic
de fricciones, pues eI naaI esta en- Ia sangre.
LOS LINIuENT0S NUNCA 10 4LIrIARAN

ia scuido ,euz: como puriticajor - IA san
gre = mucrus ylrisn:eS afi-clar cue cSta
medicine los IN cUrad" comp.cjancnte G5i
Reumatisnc. Empiaudo tan pcrfcrtsmcate n
sanc.a qac 20 dzia Il manor Eermcu d. CT
sCrmeiaG ,u e. <i-'C7a.
Coasiga una boteIIs de 5. 5. 5, cn cua:-
ru,-ra d-Orrcria : s~@:c.cSc al t~ratamIcnto
a2ropiado. 81 uste'i ccsca ccHsu!Ia med:Sa
csnrrial. pacdc ontcS".i3 gratis eScrIb.cHdo
a a siel:ica:c direction: Medical Director. =
Swsf. laboratory. Atlanta. Ga. Adv.
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81 listed Sc Ealia a;acado de E~un;s;:m NO.
:Por que pieFde 81 tempo en- ap.icsrSc fg.c-
-as. soeioreS Y otraS m"dicinaS cz.craas cue
runca 10 han curado y cue no 10 !oEr.trtn7
No trate dc arrcjar n eafecredad per
medic de frotsm,e7tos. pusS larnaS q cor
scEui-a. Easaye cl i6cico p--o-edimicnto de
epcontra- IA c&GSa do - cnte-mcdaG Y c1m-
bstfria Gimme n SaUsa Y SU ~ut"-medSG
dcsspareccrS. Nunca 80 vera iib-c del Geu-
nnstlSno micntras no a--cSe de- su sang, los
ermcres QUO % oczsicnzn. :. : : nurca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
NO DESCUIDE LOS D0LO-
RES REUMATIC0S
Apliauese Sloan's Li,iment an,
ties de que Sc hagan
pelisros.

Aplique una pe7ucna cantidad, no
Sc fro,c. dejelo que penetrc, Y adios
dolenciaS. Lo mismo para dolores de
cabeza. cSpalda. magullaGuras. luXa-
clones. inflamacioneS, descoyunturas.
Proportions alivio Immediate. rs
Ell lininento cUya venta vada ano sc
hsca mas extenSa. Is ecoHomico a
causa dc la cxtenSa demanda. Ten
gallo sicmprc liSto para su camilla.
PregUnte en- cuaiquier drocueria por
81.