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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
SUFRIO DURANTE
NUEVE AMOS

TAMPlCO.-Todo el murdo habls en- cstl
ciuGad accrca de las GranGc5 clalIdades Gu
rativas de In Sensapersa y de il gran acogi-
csta mcGiciEa, a. grade de que Su cnfcrre-
dad uc-v:css to.almentc desaparecio. Este
caballcro Sc cIpresa ash "Fui Victima &c una
eufe-medad nerviosa por mas de 9 amos, du-
-ante los cualcs tenia frccuentemente nochcs
de complete insomnia: me Sentia totalmen-
&c debil: me ~ impossible dcdlca-me a cuai-
auic- cstudio: mi vista cas-; - me acabaoa
y verdadersmentc me ala-mc Dor encontrar-
ne en- tai estado: pero dro;GO = Ia Sensa-
pe-sa, IL cue ne tornado con toda conEtancIa,
en- Ia actualidad me halo totalmente restau-
rado y co~mpIetanentc libre dc ms Antiques
padecimicnuo5."
Ia Sensapc-sa es TN t0nico pcderoso, Sc
dativo de los ne-vios y Regeneration de Ia can
bre: da eScc!entcs ) -apidOs resultados, de-
bido a su5 propiedadcs u-ientaies. en- caso2
de insomnia, mcmoria dsh!l. debilidad cerc-
bral, indiCesti 4 nervicsa, sang-e enpoore-
cida o en- cualquicra otra c!aSc de debihdad
uervicSa. "a Sea mental O fisica-
No c~onticnc mercuriu nj cualQuiera otra
t-oga danosa y gcncralmeuts aumenta a! do
bic. en- ocho dias. n fuerza ncrviosa.
Sc garantiZa II curacion u SO devueive cl
diuero. Sc ycndc en- todaS las dfosucTias o
Sc manda. porte paGadc. a Sl.O0 n GAIA, ira
tamiento complete dc 8 cajas par $500. poE
Ia brown Export Co" Dept IS. = Cor
;lanG. s.. New York. y. Y. tAdv.
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Asombra aIos alemanes
Ia actitud de las tro
pas de ~ocupacion
Les sorprende su abstencion
absolute en- los asuntos
politicos y privados
del pals que han
ocupado

CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICANA
DE OCUPACION EN- PRUSSIA. di-
ciembre 5.-Narics c~entenares de MI
les de subditos alemancs Sc hallan a
bora halo ia ~autoridad de los ameri-
canoS han acc2tado n situaci6n con
cxt~raordinaria tranQuilidad Y hasta
con complacercia. pues e]ncuentrar
que dicho gobierro no es oneroso para
NADIA. Frecventemcnte Sc eXpresa
gran asomhro por parte de los alema-
nes, de que los americanos no Sc
muestren aspcros Y duros en- su ira
10 Y Sobre TODD por su politica de no
meterse para NADIA en- los asuntos
politicos propios del pals.
En- las ciudadcs ocupadas, POGO a
900 Sc ha venido volvieHdo a Ia vida
normal, V en- muchaS dc elias no Sc
tienen otros signos de la guerra que
Ia presencia de las fuerzas de ocu-
pacion. Los campesinos han empe-
zado a arar los campos Y muchas
fabricas han reanudado u actlvida-
des. Centenares de Soldados licen-
ciados, estan pasando todos los dias
a traves de las lineaS aner'"7n"s
muchos de ellos Sc les puede puede
ver. todavia con sus uniformes, tlaua-
jando en- los campos.
Los americanos esta7 POGO a POGO
haciendose cargo de los sistemas de
t~el6rrafos, teltfonos Y correos. Los
trenes americanos con p~rovls!ones han
empezado a llegar q TreveS, que EN-
pieza a ser designado por 81 antigua
nombre frances de Trier, pero sin
que este trafico obstruya el servlclo
&c trenes de pasajeros.
De acuerdo con los terminus del ar
misticio. Alemania debe pagan los gas
tos del Tercer Ejercito americana de
o~cupacion. Los americanos por 10
tanto. estan extendiendo recibos por
todos los requisamientos Y alojamien-
tos, recibos que seran luego recogi-
dos por el gobierno aleman-
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DE y 50 CENTAYoS.
Amor : Martirto.
Artc &C bGSc2r naT!co
Ca..ar3y lie Amor
81 Ini.e-ro &c los honb-es
4 Nov;U PEesuiCo
IA PursIlo-.v tx as So!teras
81 Pa.a.so &c las Au!errS
Il iAda dc uus Macs
"a .slCS de ts@iSegoES
:. Co4AE C EsCeTAGa
r. 81 &c AS Sinas
L. Alma en- IL Seso
Ia E.Ja &c las Flores
- hisI en- !os L2nios
l.. &ga@ &c .oS J&Lniass
- TlEG2 Allegro
IA 1Ns-r Gel AUVE
"a f-acSsl de- DCA-
Ia E.ya ue Nsn-H
las s.yss Moceraas
Is Uu-eraS ui amor
Is .itjas Gel champagne
Maria. por Jorge LAiacs-
..-..IA . - EiI-a &c LS S-
N.A.-. .5s Scaa !S HosnHFe
.A.u.ias sean IS SGseF%S
XAGisC SO - Amor
,.u.,Ss ssA2 IS Se!ca
P.s.OaA-Ias de Ans
Fu,t,Ly - Ia5aL fS GctL-ES
por.as - L-S-2 4s AU-IeS
yoyuug reCan lAs MGIeEes
poroue iAS VEGAS
pcru.e .eilSIuen !Ss NIGLas
por SxSAAE = U!E -hu%e[
Su Ma!GSAG e. amor
tsLvS IL. -NuEGa.
Marl., pos -0E-e saac
HI n.So Ma-Glsc
- prcsrrO cs O-o
~ alauusc:IIo de mi &2dzs.
cAsruLAS C~IENTIt4CAS
-,-ooou.ia -. ... -. So.oL
'o~,sn.S &C boL.nlea =. e. -. . 49,
1880 ss teonoGn.s Po4inca . -. -v'Ss
Noc!0AsS y ,.,cx . . . %. S0.ou
NoSESA- s,o!osla -. -. . e. -. Sv-oy
SS(L0- - L,egSEa;la E;sIcs -. -. Svog
SS~1O ,,.S,suyla e. -. q. -. 80.
Soclo"sS ,,T.a E. -. =. sG.5n
SocAoaSS - Curnlca q. =. . d. sU.5t
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Conan sin tenor de In
digestion 0 de acide-
Ces e~stonacaIes
AIiyio ins~tantdHeo, La "Pape's Dia-
pepsin" pondra fin a sus sufri-
mientos del eSt0magO.
;Pruebela!

No sabe listed que motiva los desa-
eglos de 81 e%stomago? iQue clase
aIinentos son los que le hacen da-
>? Pues bien, no Sc Modesto por sa-
10. ST su estomago esta revue!to,
esta e2fermo. Ileno de gases o desa-
cglos, V 10 Que listed come Sc lie fer
enta luego volvindose agrio; 81 lie
lele la cabeza Y esta Modesto, 81 &
lenudo 10 invaden los gases Y los
,uctos &c alimentos i~ndigestos, 81 tie
. nal aliento V Ia lengua con sarro,
ONE u7icamente una poQuita de Pa
e:s DiapepSin" para que lie ayude a
l~eutralizar Ia acidez Y en- clnco MI
!ltos recibira listed Ia agradab!e sor-
resa de verse libre de todas esas mo-
estias ocasionadas por la indigestion.
Millones de hombres Y mujeres sa-
zen hoy 10 injustificado que es tener
sin ningun tenor sus platillos favori-
tos.
ST su estomago nc puede tolerar
que listed Sc pase de IN. limite iibe-
raj. sin rebelarse; 81 sus a!imentos
ccnstituyen para listed un p~erjuicio en-
de ser una ayuda; acuerdesc de
cue Ia mas pronta, segura o inofensi-
va ayuda, es Ia "Pape's D~iapepsin,"
Que solo importa 80 centavcs por una
Gaia grande, en- las boticas. Esto es
verdaderamente maravilloso, ~suspende
Ia fermentation Y la acidez, Y arregla
las cosas com deben ser, tan suave Y
f~acilmente, que realmente es n ma
ravilla. ADV.
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Viernes S de Diciembre de 1918.


NASUALES PRACTICES
70 IN peso c x~Sl-
Aaacal de ASrculSur,
Manual De Artes , Ot'SoN
Manual DE- Ace.tes y !aochS
Manual de AlSiai!eris
Manual De Carpintsris de TsAec
Manual de CsrrRieria y Oo=rs DE Hiatt
Manual Del Cohetero v PolyortEn
NanSAi del Curidol lie P1etes
Manual Dc Ceafitero-Psstser0
Manual de! observation-disclosures
Manual De Elec-icrtat
Manual de FrroS-atia
Aanual de- ho:alate-o
f,ausl de Landmarks , HorucCftn-s
Naacal del La6o=ero e NINA
Manual de LccherA
Manual de Mecznica lndusrr1S
Manual Iel Pirso-
Nanaal del TeleS-Afists y T~sefonfsts
Manual de- Rdotcro
Manual dc! Sasue
Manual del FsbIc&ats de Veas
Manual de Vese-inaris > ElnitacIon
..aauAl lei LS2atero
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GRAN OFERTA DE ESTE RELOX

No 10 dccrhircs muho. po NEcancac amos y dechrc que ehc dc rox e
Dor que dr ud CONFERENCE.-The GAIA &C este Tchr q de ORC reIeno. reguhdo a
y con q rubs en- Il maqunaia Su tsnano no 6 nj ETandr NJ pe1nenoy
cast tan dISado como un dollar de plata Guarda d GenFO mas cxscr. no Sc arsss nj
fnb-cada pr blnos = cXperas me@mcosy Ia GAIA Is fnte a la vG que. sta h
c-abta Io garanzamos por 20 aE@. zero etanos SECURES que lie d-
mas tempo No aueeuosh ~: IN chGc De cos racxer porque va son hn cpcs
en- America. Europa : Canada.
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nado embellishments. no queda enterxmente 81
t:sfccho por cuaiquie- motive. nos devucive 10
articulos. y nosotros le devolverernos su diners
sin que quede por sv parte n:nguna obti2aei6r
Per 10 tar:o. corte 81 cupon y nandelo inme
diatarentc.
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La pyimera demanda.

La dcmauda.
Segun las aoticias que pudimcs re-
coger, la sonora Betty Fairbanks, sc
uresent6, hace varios d:as 4 Ia Corte
de Relaciones de Nueva York, pidlen-
% ell divorcio de 81 es7oso, Douglas
Fairbanks, popuiarisimo a'ltor cine
matografico, porque "su decoro no
podia tolerar yer & 81 marido con otra
mujer, en- IN paseo puhlico, Y en- o.
casiones tan solemne como IA celebra-
cion De Ia paz mundial'
La sonora Betty no rcsintio = Ia
emotion que lie produjo "erse ante
los jueces de la Corte, ' actCar como
demandante de 81 esposo. = quien ella
dice uuerer mlcho, y SOLD ;mpulsada
oor IN se1timiento cue ella llamo
de "dignidad femeni,", pudo pedir 81
! separation de IN honb-e que, por
ST. presencia, su talento, So popula-
ridaG, Sc hace adorable.
Douglas es un hombre chico,
|-dijo Ia sonora Bettv,-pero Ia YER
dad Is que beSa muc59 a las muJcreS
en- 81 cinemato12fo, = anda en- chico
Ieos con las art;stas del teatro. Lo
del cinematografo, oase; porque, al
fin al caho, TODD entra IN el arte,
~ todo Sc hace tingid@ Y &c repentc;
pero 10 de Jos chicoleos, no.
He viSto a mi eSposo de- brazo de
una mujer, vestiGa eStrafalarlanen te,
GcSfilar por Ia quinta avenida, reel
h;r los aplausos del puolico y compar-
tirios con ella misma. y luego per
| derse entire la nCltitud, sin cue yo ST.
l~liese nj ell rumto que s%iguieron tan
picaros ~tortolos'.
-Senora-arguy6 el juez-es que
Doug a lesfilaba eli una parada pa
l;~i6tica. V su aconpanante era Ia Sc
nCIta sullivan, TIe s,ulgit dc Anne
IA. ell los carroS alegoricos.
Con TODD, yo 70 10 tolero-eNcla-
r5 Ia quejosa.-Sc me sube Ia sangre
a la cabeza, Y no So que hacer. De
maoera que 10 cue procede es ell d.
vorcio. Terminar Ac una vez, con
estas cosas. Y las coSaS terminaron,
seg1n el piblico 10 SAGE va.
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FL ter1er lie.

'roca Al imponderahle don Enrico
Caruso el tercer lugar de esta serie
lie c~orflicros don6stlcos. Don Enri-
CO. e= veraad, no pide divorcio toda-
via, nj Sc ~ acusado pc 81 esposa, a
Dies gract&s.
pero, en- camhio, tieRc mucho que
r~esentir dc su suegTo. don Franck
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CRRAS DE EMILIO SsLGARI
"a sI-25 cada una)
Los histories &C N India
los Pi-a;v ie Ia Halssia
I. ConQuista de IN cmpero
la VearanIa de SAadok21
La Eron9uista de- Aompsacen
e Rey si A!--
En n, aSntaAas De Africa
e. Teso-o dc Il Montana A-ui
Is Destruction de Carriage
Les Pi=a.as &c IA, e-nuaas
FL E~1ce-niEio De un2 Tribu
L., Aguila, dc "a Estepa
L. EstreIia d. "a AraueaniA
Ec c. Mar de las PertA
FL E:jc 3el Corsar;o Roso
Les Ulinos FjEbus-e.os
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Pan &c los Pob-es. cor Perez Et-
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graf
10 INTERESANTES ARTICULOS
NO MANDE nj UN CENTAVO.

Fc, rn1 dc orc rNno con 81 jms e my. practice hcvnoo. nj my gande m .myl
rcruenC - too 81 Inupdo de tme- unn Sc 10 rntrenR sin que nos made su duTo
pr ahdanadnN No Sc reSrd, aprov@hecd de eno eus C1e este cup6n y rHnnanoAo
ro"Tos 10 pude cnseEur' 4 prdo de abca?, oPs concentrates Ijen $500 pr IN
rx que no ph. conprare con este No pcra d tempo. y apo7ehe sta oSitann1dl
quo numa Sc k voNcri a pr.Sntar.
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Esoeci.I para LA PRENSA.

CHICAGO, H., Diciembre EN-
este pals, Aonde as cortes de relaclo-
nes f~amiliares, ventilan mayor hume
20 de causas de divorcio, que en- ma
ci6n alguna de Ia terra, no Sc haola
dado ell case, al dccir de persona au-
torizsda. de que tres cons2lcuas per-
sonalidades del arte llricc Y cinema
tografico, Sc viesen al mismo tempo
envueltas en- los de caracter tomes-
tico, que bien pIdieran dar al traste
con 81 felicidad conyugal.
Al menos, ESQ Sc d%esprende de las
declaraciorcs hcchas por Mr.. George
MacCarry, Juez Supreme de 4 Corte
de Circuito de Chicago, a IN repre-
sentante DC Ia prensa americana, o
OCCASION de Ia demanda entablada por
Amelia Galli-Curci, pidiendo el dlvor-
clio de su e<poso, Luigi Curci.
Las Demands, una tras otra.
Por orden chronological, puede de-
cirse que las Gemandas Sc presentaron
en- la forma s~iguiente: prlmero, Ia de
Betty Fairbanks, csposa de Douglas
del mismo apellido, pidiendo el d.
vorcio que al fin lie fue ~concedico;
sesundo, a de Amelia Galli-Curci,
primadona de la Opera de Chicago,
pi6iendo divorcio de su esposo, Luigi
Curci. Dor omtivos de or;ieC domesti-
co, que Sc ~expondran mas adelante,
V tercero Y ultimo, 81 cisgusto MORO
cotudo del tenor Enrico Caruso. en-
contra 81 suegro, don Frank Ben
jarin, por una carta r~evelador2. CD
va sintesis eyplicarer,os a su deb
do tempo.
The evening world., 1918-05-15
Cottage Sets
$3.50
Rcdnccd from S7.OS.

Reduced from S7.0S.
52-piccc American porcelain
Sets decorated in white ard
gold floral de sign on neat plain
shapes Cowl lclc ~Nr'i"t Tor
si> people
Jarsnese China Chocolate
Sets, Sl.9S Set, from 500
The drcuruuuu 90 NO. Il '"'''
uoral border
The evening world., 1918-05-15
HEARST BAN NOW
SIGNED BY MAYOR
IN MOUNT VERNON
Ordinance Forbidding Sale Of
His Newspapers or German
Press Becomes Law.

william Randolph Hearsts New
York American and New YORK. Eve
ming Journal, as Sfll al German Ian
guage newspapers. were to-day bar
red from Mount Vernon. when Mayor
Edward Brush signed tho ordinance
pad last nig'lt by tho Common
Council making their sale or distri-
button a misdcmennor.
T. was not without n hard and
bitter fight on ths part OF tho Hearst
interests that the ordinance was
passed. Luke j. O'Reilly, Mr
Hearsts political adviser. spent the
day in Mount Vernon and remained
until his mission had proved fruit
less. County Clerk William Schneider
OF New York was busy tho better
part OF tho day on the telephone. or
Monday night tho ordinance wal
agreed upon by n vote OF seven tC
three, Last night a motion TO Ia,
II On tho table was supported b!
tive counciimen, and the decidinl
vote was cast by Mayor Brush. Thei
the ordinance vas passed by Tn.
original seven votes TO three.
Two OF those who voted agalns
the measure represented the German
vote OF the city. The third said tina
The evening world., 1918-05-15
Is WOmen's Top Coats n,o -
Specially Reduced to @IS.OU
IPRIVATG SUBWAY ENTRANc Z
HoYT ST. SrAnQN-

At $2t0j. their original price. the constantly rcpcnishcd
stocks have sold down to 70 garments.
10 make u clean sweep Of the racks, these - desirable,
good looking Top-CoatS have been marked $3.50
Good guburdincs. vclours. sergcs. Colors are navy, black,
tan, clay, grey, rose. Sizes 81 to 4l represented,
Second floor. Central HuIduI
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ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION
Create Gas, Sourness and Pain
How to Treat

Medical aUfao~.ueS state that nearly
nins-tenths o. tuo cases " stomach trou'
Bile, Indigestion. souruoss. BURNING. gas
boating. nausea. &C, are due TO an excess
o. hydrochiotIc acid In tho stomach and
not as soma believe to "a lack ~ digestive
Juices. Tho delicate stomach linlnH Is lrrl-
taicd, Digestion Is DELAYED ana food sours.
causing tHo dlslfr soable symptoms which
every stomach p~uffercr knows 90 well.
Artificial digsstruts are not needed IN
such CAGES and may do real harm. Try
laying aside all d'reHilvc aids and instead
got from any drugE'rt n few ounces o.
HlsurAted MtRrcslH and take " teaspoon
ful In a uuartcr glass OF water right after
eating. lntt SVreteuH the stomHcn. pro.
vents tho formation OF excess acid and
there ~ No sOurnrsg, Ets or puin BlFu
rated Maguusia Elm powder Or tablet forW
never Nuuld or MILK rs harmless 10 tht
STOMACH Inexpensive to take aud g. the
most efficient form o. maEnrsia for s'om
sch purposca. u is used Nv thousands oi
people who cuioV their meals with nc
more fear ~ iudiVeutio0.-Advt.
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he doubted the constitutional ty OF
the ordinance. Mr.. Dawson, author
or tho ordinance, said he had taken
legal advice ON that matter lie said
further That al no asked was a
glance At the clippings no had taken
from Mr.. Itcarst's papers, the car
'toons and editorials from tho SINKING
OF the Lusltania until a few days
ago. when the Hearst paper presented
n Earbled report OF the Presidents
proclamation for Decoration Day.
Mayor Brush said this morning;
II certainly will sign any OH
passed 10y the board that Will help
10 put a curb on tho Kaiser or any
Of his agents. Hearst has shown
himself to be one OF tho latter
Mount Vernon will not stand Tor
anything or any n not wholly
American at this time
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SPREAD POSLAM
TO TEST ON
PIMPLY SKIN

Try thtsl spread poslam over that
itching skin affection at night. Then
dismiss the trouble FROM your mind.
sleep soundly and, nest morning, cN-
amino the skin and sec just what one
application of Poslnm has done. You
viii rejoice 10 know of one remedy
possessed Of real healing energy
which can bring about results 80
quickly.
Eczema, pimples. nh b%rokcn-out,
Itching surfaces, respond 10 Poslam
as 10 nothing else.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 2iH
West iith St, New York city.
And Poslam SOAP, being mcdicIled
with puslam. will benefit your skin
while used daily for toilet and bah
.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1918-05-15

Drusctlla 5. rike, President ~ the
Joan Of Arc League Of New York. Will
take the title role in a Joan Of Arc play
20 be produced at Amsterdam Opera
House tomorrow night for the benefit
Of United states Base Hospital No" l.
The production has been advertised In
Broadway and other th~oroughfares the
last few days by an army truck from
the First Field Artillery, and tickets
have been sold from booths In various
hotels and At the Public Library In
connection with tho sale Of War saw
ing Stamps. one " which is 70 be
given 10 every person present to-mor-
row night.
The Motor Corps Women are to give
an exhibition drill and the camauflagc
corps Of women viii be present in a
body. ono hundred programme girls
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will be dressed as Red Cross nurses and
10 represent the Allied Nations. Among
those taxing part In the play will be
Miss Carrie. Byers. Miss Minnie Will
iams. Mrs. j. Burke Morgan, Miss
Norma Drew. Miss Ada Il, Smith and
Mrs. J. Carleton Mccormick.
A conspicuous figure In the booth al
tho Hotel knickerbocAcr has been little
Joan Clark. three years old. dressed as
a red Cross nurse.
The evening world., 1918-05-15
Mems and Womcn's
Silk Gloves Reduced
SIC Pair

Meu's grey silk, double
tipped Gloves, until now
marked SI.lt
Women heavy Milanesc
six Gloves, l6.bGdon length.
Also extra heavy l2-but,on
length Gloves. All white with
5-row combination black and
white embroidery in several
styles.
Selling until now at el.R5. Even
II shortened 10 wrist length, they
could not he obtained at lees than
o8c n pair regularly.
S'pot nuaT Genital B-ldhg.
The evening world., 1918-05-15

The remarkable re-
ductiOns noted in the
accompanying price
list will convey an idea
of the splendid values
this sale affords.
The evening world., 1918-05-15
BODY
WILL Be TAKEN TO
PARIS FOR BURIAL
Was Newspaper Owners Of
ten Expressed WiSh-Wid-
OW Probable Legatec.

PARIS. May i5-Tho body Of
James Gordon BennSt. proprietor OF
the New York Herald, who died at
Bclulicu yesterday. Will be brought
TO Paris early next week in accord
ance with Mr.. Benefits desire, often
expressed. that Paris be his last rest
ing place. Mr.. Benefits legal repre-
sentative I'm y. &c.,. formed that II
Is not expected tho viii viii be made
public until after t.a funeral service.
In an article In lie Journal, Maurice
dc Waleffe writes:
James Gordon Bennett was more
than famous. n may he said OF him
that he was immortal, having created
tho typo Of the transatlantic million
airc, serving as q model FOR all our
| rovctIs's.'
This i- but ono Of q dozen kindly
and a~pprec,ativc references in the
? Paris morning ncwspap ors to tho lato
Nj. Bennctt. The newspaper Napo-
loon" and the "Macccuus OF sports
and arts are some of the c~haracteri-
cations or him by writer's Of the
trabu're. All 81 them lay emphasis
upon DIS Ilbors 70 tho end OF sccur-
'ng the entry Of America into the
war.
According 20 Paris cables friends
NJ Nj. Bennett believe Mrs. Bennett
formerly the Baroness de- Reuter-. will
be his lcgutec. II is known that since
| their marriage In 1914 her influence
on MIN had been great, including his
business affairs.
n Is known that during his last
visit TO this country, IN 1916, he re-
visNd his will, making important
changes. But what these were viii
not he known until the viii IL hlcd.
\ ryw wears ago his fortune was cg-
timatDd ass high AS Saj,O 600, 400.
Mrs. Bennett has two snns Ivy her
1rSt marriage. Until the viii rs read.
Lam speculation a9 to Mr.. Beunctt's
d sposltou OF tho Herald, the Evening
Telegram and the Paris Herald So OF
no value.
Mr.. Bcnu,tt's will doubtless will bc
offered for propat" iu this city. be,
cause ho gave SO. ., West 18th Street
Manhattan. as IT'S Official rosidenc,
10 his last income tax r"p'rt. Mr.
Egnue't had other realty holdings 10
Manhattan. An extensive tract a'
| Washington Heights. near li1tt
Street. known as tho old Bennett
homestead prop ytv, was appraised ,
i, frw years ~ upward ~ 10000, 400
lie also owned considerable real ostat'
: n wcstchcs,er COUNTY.
The evening world., 1918-05-15

H. Ne EItrn CETTe For II.
lAv,Ytissmens ist Ths World may 10 iat a.
~, American District hsNsnEI ornes In ts dy
mul 0 2. ~