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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
Salmon Tract Cut
Up for Discussion
State Land Board VIII Only Return
Eliminated Land Ii II Can Cut Out
Other Tracts

The delegation of Salmon land hold
ers who went to Boise Tuesday to
protest gainst the elimination OF GER
tain lands under the recommends
items of the Whiffin report returned
yesterday after laying their objections
before the board Attorney T. X.
Hackman, who represented one Of the
prOtestants, stated that the board took
the case under adyisement but de-
clared that while certain modilica-
tions might be made, should the facts
warrant, the acreage recommended
would not be increased. and no lands
would be returned to the irrigated
area unless corresponding amount
OF land could be equitably with
drawn elsewhere
The following account of the meet
ing was given in the Statesman:
Entrymen on the Twin Falls-Sal-
mon River irrigation project want the
acreage of the segregation reduced
from 100000 acres TO approximately
$4,000 acres, but they entertain opin-
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
Democrats Again
In the Saddle
Swearing in of New York Members
Gives Them Plurality in the Lower
House

WASHINGTON, March IA. - The
Democrats were again firmly in the
saddle in the house this afternoon fol-
lowing the swearing into office of the
four newly elected New York repre-
sen atives, all Of whom are of the adj
ministration party
Anthony j. Griffin, John ]. Delaney,
William E. Cleary and Jerome Dono-
van, the Representatives. elect, asked
that they be sworn in when the house
met at noon. There was an immediate
objection by Representative Meeker of
Missouri, who pointed out that since
the soldier vote had not yet been
counted, the four had not yet received
certificates of election.
When it was explained that the total
soldier vote was not over $50 and that
the lowest majority received by any
of the four was 2,100 Meeker with
drew his objection.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
Dutch Ships to
be Communicated
Arrangements Made With Holland for
Mutual Benefits of Both Nations
Are Being Formulated.


NEW YORK, March Between 40
and so Dutch ships which will be af-
fected by the decision of the allies to
commanders Dutch shipping, are ly-
ing in New York harbor and waters
adjacent. They aggregate upwards of
100000 tons and include the IL ,500-ton
passenger liner Nieuwe Amsterdam
and the Holland American liner Ryn-
dam
Hollands merchant shipping is es-
timated at 1,522,550 tons by Whitakers
Alanac which gives Lloyds register
book as its authority for the compila-
ton. During 1917 a number of Dutch
ships were sunk by German subma-
rines, but the losses were virtually met
by fresh bottoms The amount of
Dutch shipping now lying in allied
ports is variously estimated at from
100000 tons to 100000 tons.
August Phillips, the Dutch minister,
was in conference with the president
this afternoon at the White House.
If Holland shipping is taken over by
the United States it will be done I'M
der the universally accepted sovereign
rights of nations under international
law. Hollands situation has been diff
ficult as that countrys shipping has
been under threat of being sunk by
Germany.
1t is not the intention of the United
States or Great Britain to take advant-
age of Holland in this matter but
these other countries have no other
alternative than to commander Hol-
lands ships. Ample financial com
pensation will be given Holland for
her ships and they will be returned
to that country in as good shape as
when received or will be renlacad
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
Huns Gone When
Yanks Raid Trench
Withdrawal OF Germans Before Attack
Many Dead Bodies Left in the
Works OF BoscheS.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. March 14.-1ndications that
the Germans have practically evacu-
ated their advanced positions opposite
the Americans on the Toul front-at
least so far as defensive tactics are
concerned, received confederation on
Monday night when Americans again
raided the German lines, penetrating
them to a certain depth. The sole oc-
cupants of the German trenches were
the bodies of men who had been killed
by the American shell fire.
Intense activity that developed on
the Toul front since the Americans
took up their positions there evident
~ caused the Germans to take precau-
tionary measures.
East of Luneville. the only pretense
the Germans make to holding their
front line is to send patrols through
them nightly.
Although the Americans, did not Sc
cure any prisoners when they pene-
trated German positions at s o'clock
on Monday night they effectually
squelched a contemplated German gas
attack which had been set for the near
future.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
CALL ISSUED FOR MORE MEN


board affected, as will all other ex-
cess due to special call.
1.-The situation arising from the
scarcity of farm labor demands that
the call to the colors of men actively.
completely and assiduOusly engaged in
the planting or cultivation of a crop,
but who are in class / and within the
new quota, should be deferred until
the end of the new quota. Please in
struct your local boards therefore that
the president directs that, in filling
this emergency call they shall pass
the order numbers of such men and
defer their call for the present. It
must be borne in mind that this step
is taken solely in the need of the ma
ton, and not for the benefit Of any
individual Therefore, while boards
should consider it great duty to ex-
ercise this power to conserve and aug
ment the agricultural production, they
should observe closely the conduct Of
those deferred, and Immediately upon
becoming convinced that any person
so deferred is not giving his entire
time and earnest attention to agricul-
tural duty, or that he is trifling with
/ the deferment thus granted him, the
board should forthwith call him to the
colors. All citizens should assist in
making this expedient effective, and in
bringing to the attention of the boards
cases meriting deferment as well as
cases in which deferment is being
abused"
The following are the number of
men comprising the first quota under
this call according to Adjutant Gen
eral Charles S. Moody:
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14

action followed the announcement of
the Socialist city platform which has
taken a stand against the war
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
BIG NAVAL BILL INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON, March IA - The
largest naval appropriation bill in
the history of the nation was reported
to the house this afternoon by the
committee on naval affairs. 1t ap-
propriates $1,325, 100000, including
S1SS.OOO,00O for naval aviation, sum
twice as large as that originally
asked
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
Stock Market Closed
Heavy in New York

NEW YORK, March 14.-The stock
market closed heavy today; govern
ment bonds unchanged; railway and
other bonds irregular.
Lead easy; spot 7ss@ssc; March,
$7.2O@745; April 7M@3s. Spelter
easy; spot and March, $75O@755:
April, S7.55@76O; May s757h@
1921
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, March
14.-Hogs-Receipts $1,000; market
strong and sc higher Mixed and
butchers, s16.5O@17S5; good heavy,
S16.1O@17.30; rough heavy, S166
1880; light, $17.25G1790; pigs, s13.75
@1735; bulk, $1675@17.55.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000, market was
steady to strong. Beeves, $S.25@14.15;
cows and heifers, $7@12; stockers
and feeders, SS.25@12.15; calves, $40
Ole.
Sheep-Receipts 10000, market was
steady. Native and western, $11.25@
IA; lambs, S14.15@1S.5O.
CHICAGO, March 14-Cash corn
was off as much as zoe in price TODAY
This was for the low grades while
better grades was off only sc. The
cash oats market was unchanged TO
l12c lower. Provisions were general
ly lower, although the feeling early
was firm and nearly all the commo-
dities sold at higher levels at that
time.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
Have The Times Print
YOUR BUTTERWRAPPERS

Nine. Todd's scientific mas
sages will relieve and cure
your rheumatism, paralysis,
and all pains caused by
wrecked nerves or muscles,
rests you when tired. Help
me be patriotic by letting me
help you. ladies or gentle
men) Room 7, Cotillion Hall
building.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
VOTE TO GUST SOCIALISTS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 14-The
Milwaukee county council of defense
voted today too Gust from the chair
manship of the board Mayor Daniel
w Hoan, Socialist, and also all other
Socialist members of that body. This
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14

MAKE TWIN FALLS A BET
TER PLACE IN WHICH TO
LIVE.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
DRY WORKERS INDICTED

CHICAGO, March flight dry
workers have been indicted by the
grand jury here today on charges Of
perjury and forgery. Several of those
indicted in the hot fight raging here
between the vets and the drys are re-
ported to have confessed that they
copied hundreds of names from the
city directory and forged them to the
petition.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
RAILROAD BILL TO PASS TODAY

WASHINGTON, March 14.-The adj
railroad bill probably will
be finally pass-d today and go to the
president to be signed tomorrow. Con-
sideration of the conference report ap-
proved by the senate yesterday was
begun by the house Immediately after
it convened this afternoon.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14
AGREE TO BUY SITE

The Mutual Light, Power & Heat
company will buy the Clear Lakes
power site for $4,000 in case that
title can be cleared. This was agreed
upon Tuesday evening by committees
representing the company and w. G.
Hazard, the owner contest has
been filed by Mrs. Syster against the
property and the transfer is contin
gent on Mr.. Hazards ability to prove
his case.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 14-General
department today, told briefly of the
American troops repulse of a German
trench raid on the early morning of
March 5. Headed Summary of activ-
tiles of the 42nd (Rainbow) division
front night of March 4 and g." the ca
blegram read:
1.-The enemy attempted trench raid
early morning March Same was, re-
pulsed with losses to enemy Our
losses reported light. No missing or
prisoners. General Gerard command
ing eighth French army, congratulate
ed the division commander on the way
in which troops repulsed the raid"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Mane-a de- descubrirlas.

Algunas lie las tintaS son descu-
b;ertas sobre Ia pi"l de! espIa, nor cI
tacto digital dc agenCeS 'ypc".os.
Otras. por medic de- microscopic; Y
otras. con el uso del calor. Para dcs-
~arrollarleS SO cmp!ea desde e. hume
de cigarri!lo hasta 81 prusiato de po-
ta>a Y otras sustanciaS ~ouimicas. Fl
$50 De liquidos presenta grardes d.
ficu}tadeS, porque al usar uno que no
corresponds a IL tinta, puad, borra"-
sc coda traz2 del nlenzajc.
FL Ia eScrltura Secrata Sc hacc $50
de c,,aves ! aIn de ingeniosoS dibU-
los nara dar cuenta exacta de forta-
leza= : puntos foctificaGos; : los es-
pias han l,egado a tai grade de per-
rccciar. Que a!eunos de elloS O YER
dad"ro< artisras. Por ejemplo. ha
habido uno que para dar un mapa;
exacto he una forta!eza, haya dibu-
jado una mariposa con ciertas ma
Gus peculiares en- las alas, que inti-
caban cl numero de caHones. SuS d.
mcNz;ones ' Dosici6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Osadia femenina.

L. prictica obtenida por los a
gente$ De information secreta euro
peor. indica que las mujeres han
realizado los mas osadoS V p~eligrosos
trabajos de eSpias durante Ia guerra.
T0mese por ejemplo e. case de Ma
tahari, una bailarina, originaria de
las ~posaSiones holandeSas de Crien-
te, que fue ejecutada por esDionajc
en Frarcia. ESta mujer fue Ia eau
sante de que IA primera irrupcion de
les "tanques' ingleses en- el .fren:c
occidental no produjera an los alema-
mes el efecto deseado y previsto. por-
que ella los iaform6 de su consrruc-
c;6n, capacitlndolos para fabricar
armas que los p~erforaran ' dici6ndo
sus punros debiles de ataque.
Durante dos amos Ia Mataha-i. que
tenia su Residential EN- Paris. hizo
frecuentes Wales a In~glaterra. Holan-
da y Espana, conduciendo informa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
FURGON

En- los patios del fe]rrocarril Inter
national and Great Central, aver q
las 7.55 de la manana, Sc declare un
incendio en- uno de los furgones que
ALI estaban fernando parte de un
tren de carga llegado a esta ciudad
Ia noche anterior. Ell incendio ocn-
rri6 en- ell cruzamiento de las GALES
Medina V Matamoros, a donde acu-
dieron los bomberos para combatir e.
fuego. Las perdidas Sc calculan en-
POGO mas de Glen dolares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
Ell CaIomel produce
salvation y enferma
ACTUA COMO 81 FUERA DINA
MITA SOBRE Ell HIGADO EN-
TORPECIDO Y LIE HACE PER-
DER UN Ola DE TRABAJO

No hay razon por que n perso-
ma debe de tomar calomel, que pro-
duce salivaci6n Y enferma ell organis-
mo, cuando puede comprar n bote-
la erande de Dodson's Liver Tone,
que es I'm sustituto perfecto del
calomel.
Es un liquido vegetal, ~agradable,
que corregira ell higado entorpecido
tan bien como 10 hace ell calomel,
con la diferencia de que no lie pro-
ducira salivaci6n nj nauseas.
Tanto los ninos como los adultos
pueden tomar Dod'son Liver Tone,
porque es perfectamente i~nofensivo.
Ell calomel es n droga peligrosa.
Es mercurio Y ataca los huesos. 81
toma una d6sis de calomel hoy, ma
mana Sc sentira enfermo, debil y nau-
seado. No pierda un dia de 81 ira
bajo. Tome una cucharada de bod
sons Liver Tone y en- la manana sc
levantara %sintiendose perfectamente
bien. Y con clio hara desaparecer ell
entorpecimiento del higado, biliosi-
dad, extrehimiepto, %jaquecas, lengua
sucia o agruras. ST listed no encuen-
ira que el Dodson's Liver Tone ac-
tia mucho mejor que ell calomel en-
todos sentidos, en- Ia misma drogue-
ria donde 10 compre Sc le devolvera
su dinero.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

ci6n secreta para los alemanes. Las
mujeres del tipo de Ia descrita, des-
cmpenan Su trabajo de espias con
extraordinaria osadia Y varicdad de
rccursos. Son mas rapidas que los
nombres Ell burlar Ia vigilancia de
los agentes que las persiguen. mas
listas en- suS disculpas Y mas capaces
de alejar las sospechas.
Tienen, ademas, ell eXpedierte de
las lagrimas, de las supiicaS, lie las
excuses para relacionar ST. trabajo
cor algun asunto personal, AMBROSE
o de otro orden, Y con frecuencia
despiertan, aunque sea temperament
te, a sus perseguidores. Ademas
disponen de mayoreS mcdioS para Ia
ocultacion de documentos. Sc les han
encontrado en- los tacones del calza-
do, en- los cabellos, en- las varillas del
corse Y hasta en- lugares mas ocu!-
tos.
De aqui el trabajo immense que
las mujeres espias proporcionan a los
agentes e~ncargados de descubririas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
FL arte de Ia information
(Vieae de Ia 3a.)

mica, en- criminalogia cientiflca Y
en- asuntos militares, para poder des-
empe1ar IA caidad de u funciones.
Ell calor como eiemento de prueba.
Hay varias s~ustancias que Sc usan
como tintas. las cuales Sc hacen VI
! sibles con Ia sofia ~aplicaci6n del ca
lcr.
Fl jugo del lim6n Sc vuelve ainari-
Ito expuesto al fuego.
Una solucion d@bil de aqua tuerte,
de aceite de vitrio!o. sal comun o So
litre, adquiriran color amarillo o
castano con Ia exposition al calor.
Una sCluci6n debit de cloruro de
cobalto V clcruro de nickel. Sc volve-
Vi 81 caIor. de un hermoso verde
Una soluci6n De acetate de cohal-
e con luz De coba.to, Sc vle!"e verde
.cuando calentada y d~csaparece al en-
friarse.
Uno soGuci6n dcbil De cloruro de
ccbrv, Dc an color amarillo delicado.
cxpucsta 4 IN calor modcrado Y des-
aparcce n onfriarsc.
Una soluci@n, lie a~ce>ato Ue coha!-
10. q ia que ST. aerege un poQujto de
nitrate. dari IN color rosado GUAM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

PELICULA EN- FL
FRANZ

Ia Mascara de Ia Vida. una eytraordi-
maria nelicula que ha raHSado gran ScnSa-
zion IN RI pals Y Ia Sidu contrafada l0r el
Tcatru Grand pUr un tempo lndeTlnIdo. 20
.,rnZaIdo ii domingo. lia prodncido una m
'rrinihle impression al ser eNliblda prl'ada-
lrntc. rontand0se enlrc ella Ias auloridadeS
,e In ctudad. del condado V dc Ia federation,
Il como Representatives. de los clubs de Scnn-
-. dn Ia prensa V de los %srrenteS De los tea
fruS.
Is esta una de aquellas rarisimas, pleas
y las cualeS Is caSl impossible des-
Baslda en- un incldentc de circo.
,,la pr0rista de animaleS ~Salvaies que son
lG:orebibleS Y jaInas deian de impresbonar
g.; los mas endurecidos critlcoS. Ninguna es-
ccna puedc ser mas intenSa nj mas lmpTeslo-
lanie que Yer que un mono dando mueStras
% poser humana inTeligencia. arrebat3 . uR
rruuefo nliio de lbs DrazoS de 81 noGriz3
y lrcDa con II haSfa la cUlnbre lie una CHI
nanca de 3Gl pies de altura. de donde eS res
caiado poG una peGuena artISta que ll!rH ri
ftIv, Imlrnto de ucurrlr tn aytda del Iliiio
iuc s.. cnconlraba ~ Tan gran pciigro.
el Este, Pete. 81 actor mono, rers0nalrlen-
- INpnn.l iIN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
VARIAS Y CURI0SAS
Pidi6 que la dejaran saiir de la escuela para ir a d.
vorciarse.--Es eaEnpeonatc del patriotismo pa
sarac.-- Juntes eli la vida y en- la Enuerte.--Pe-
rros Y gatos de Euto..-Quiere divorciarse de SUI
,nujer porque esta tiene muchas Iibras.

Pero sucedi6 que Ia Maadre Gala
ger sc muri6 antier, Y que Ia caterva
de animales qued6 h%uerfana, deci-
di6ndo ell gendarme Schultz, que es
hombre de empresa, hacer que los pc
rios y gatos sc vieran como hernia,
ncs. vistieran de luto y desfilaran, a
81 turno, en- el c~ortejo funebre de la
Madre, que en- paZ descanse.
Y asi fue como aver en- "a tarde,
IA ciudad de Chicago VIC Ia proce-
sion solemne, presidida por el gen
darme Schultz, Y seguida por IN "bo,
lon" de curiosos que TO cesaban de
admirar la gratitud felina NANTES,
tada tan desinteresadamente.
CHICAGO, Mario 19.-La Cortt
de Relaciones Domesticas tiene que
yer ahora con una demanda de d.
:vcrcio. que no por triste, deja de
causar risa.
Sc trata de una demanda presen'
tada por John' Douglas, en contrs
De su esposa, Magdalena Wellington
porque, al decir dc aquel, Gsta es un:
sonora ''de muchas libras", cuyo pcst
es CAST cast insoportable.
En- la demanda constan las siguien'
ties curiosas declaraciones, que a
ser tomadas en- consid eracion pol
los Jurados:
"Yo peso escasamente 104 libras, J
mi mujer pesa ochenta Y dos libra:
mas que yo; aver me pate6, me DIES,
calabro detras de Ia oreja. y me pusc
&c patitas en- Ia Gale de un puntapie
&c modo que 80 COY n pi!trafa, !
rido d!vorclo. porlue, en- verdad me
e]Quiv0qut: yo crei casarnae con una
muier, pero me he casado cor ur
paQuidermo'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

Sc c~oaverrwia en- un pel;gro phi
bl;cu Ia a!imentaci6n electrical 81 dia
en- Que a IA mujer le v~iHiera on deseo
ervenenar Il 81 marido? La autop-
STA no e~ncontraria NADIA en- cl este
mage: Ia mujer. que hU5iera triplica,
90 Ia d6sis del desayuMdo, cuando el
magistrate curioso IA interrogara an
te el cadarcr fulminado del marido,
re ponderia muy buena mente:
-Es probable que mi pobre mari
do haya tenido IN corto circuito...
Sonora. ', mo llamo listed inme-
diatamente 4 IN medico?
No. senior, no....ipero te?efo-
nee Il n estaciGn de bomberos.
EENQJOT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

:Veremos uno de eStoS dias aplica-
l.. Ia alimentaci6n electrical no So
lamente a los hombres s!uo tarahien
a los animales? rs mUy possible.
TEMPO dc,icioso sera csc en- ei que
81 ~campcsino atara su Vaca a! poste
c!ectrico para que reclba IA corr!eAte
iquc ma de reemplaZar al heno PERU
mado de los pastos. AmGue, en- YER
lad. para que nutrir q las vacas va
que la eIectricidad reemplaZara g Il
.eche? ;Menor necesidad habra aun
dc carne de tarnera. LA clectricidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
HENRIOT.
IUXGADO POR RAPTO

Aver tarde. en- la misma sala de
audienciaS de Ia ga. Corte. die prin-
cipio el jurado de Ignacio Gutierrez,
acusado del rapto de ma muchach1
de diecisiete amos de edad. Tanto Ia
parte acusadora como el REQ presen-
taron sus testigos que estuvieron sien
do e%xaminados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

CHICAGO, III. Mario l9.-El d.
rector de Ia Escuela % washing
ton. de esta ciudad. cast Sc cay0
&c espaldas al YER que Ia senorita
Anna Beckman, que estaba conside-
rada como Ia mas cumplida y pun
tual de las estudiantas de csc cole
gio, pedia cxcusa por IN aia de au-
Sencia:
listed me ~perdonara, senior Direc-
tor-diio ella-pero es ell caso que
ahora no puedo venir a clase".
~ cue es ello?-inquirio Ell macs
tro-algln enfermc en- casa?'
No, senor-agreg6 aquella-voy
a pedir divorcio". Media bora de
~pausa: el Director pierde el hab!a;
sus cabcllos Sc paran horrib!emente,
Y northumberland, agrega:)
Como. Pero listed es..."'
"Casada, 81. senor.-interrumplo
Ia muchacha,-y con un nombre que
es mas feo que el Kaiser. Y que tie
ne dos veceS mi edad, v con quieH
mo case, a la fuerZa. por dar gusto
a mi papa; pero de Quien me- Quielo
seDarar ahora mismo. aprovechando
el case de la muerte del autor de
mis- dias".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol,
d~irijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 11S \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
kcIua|idades ExtranjGraS
Vicne de Ia 3a.)

c~orrientes electricas, 81 5ien no lie
! gan hasta resucitar 4 los muertos, 81,
hastan. sin embargo, para allmentar
a los vivos. Que porvenir para la hu-
manidad,El viejo Fausto en- su ulti-
ma manana, no tendra necesidad de
Namar a Mefistofeles. s;no que des-
co!gar senc!!lamente el rcceptor de su
teltfono Y pedir:
"Al6, iAl6!...; Los invdlidos. %,
coma. g.. ....una poca de ccrr'ente,
81 me hacen favor.
Fl efecto sera asombroso: cinco
minutes despnas. Fausto, vivificando
! de nuevo tomari su tocado Y Sc pre-
c;pitara = la casa de Margarita.
La alimentaci6n electrical en- los
restaurants. en- los que no Sc pneden
! servir mas cue Glen CRANES de pan,
prestard servicios enormes: Sc dirigl-
IA uno al Pabcll6n De los Glen Volts,
en- e! Mercado, e. cu&l. mediante SUI
! ma mGdicas le enviarA a uno IA past;
taio a rormu De ampereS. Jacquot
no tendri mas que oprimir III bottom,
PUN. una deScar2a : 3acq1ot Sc
habra desayInado.
Que de indigestione5 Y d" enfer-
mcdadcs por otra parte, q las cue eS-
cagarsmo: va que nos hayamos des-
, ~cmbarazado en- esta forma, de las
mo!estias ptomainas. y, resu!ta!o
maravilloSo. en- tanto que ei psic"!ogc
;aEirma qle NADIA Sc pierde. NADIA he
bra cue pcrter en- e. est6mago N
NADIA cue guardian: perm&necera va
,cio. Una vez retigado de los nego'
tc.os cl tube digestive. :podra Hiv!!
cnreramente De sus rentaS? Pero e.
rcyemos "a experimentation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26

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