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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
u. S. FLYERS IN
DARING ESCAPE

Outnumbered at the start, the Amer
lean chaSerS were soon in even worse
positions and the plane of Ensign Jo-
hansen, after a short flight. was com
PEELED to retire. His gun damned, and
as far as fighting was concerned the
battle was over for him.
Meanwhile Ensign Ludlow, who had
| engaged two enemy machines single
handed, had apparently perforated the
radiator of one Of his opponents ma
chimes, and this AlbatrosS pulled out OF
| the fight. Another Albatross closed In.
Ludlow's right magnetic was shot off,
his propeller was struck and apparent
ly splintered and the engine crank case
was hit.
While he stuck to the fight his motor
caught fire in the air. He set Off and
began q deliberate nose spin. This
vancouver put out the flames just be-
fore they could reach the gasoline tank
or wings. Strengthening, he landed on
the water five miles from POla.
Quartermaster Charles Hannah,
seeing that Ludlow had descended in
close proximity to P0la, simulated a
disaster of his own. Hannah went
down in a nose dive. permitting his
assailants to conclude he had been put
out of action, but at the end of the
dive he Strengthened out and maneuv-
cred his plane to within hailing dis
lance of Ludlow.
Sinks Plane; Then Escapes.
Ludlow at once opened the camera
slot in the bottom of the boat In order
to fill it with water, at the same time
kicking holes in the side and slaShing
the cover off the wings. Then, as Ham
man brought the plane closer, Ludlow
cast himself adrift from the sinking
plane and swan through the chOppy
sea to his companion. Hamman fired
into the wrecked plane hundred
rounds from his machine gun, assur-
ing its sinking, and then turned to the
reScTe of his superior officer.
The carrying capacity of a chaser
machine does not permit the transport
of passengers, especially when the
planes are. loaded with shot holes.
Ludlow could merely hang on, lying
fiat under the engine. This so altered
the balance Of the machine that there
was doubt about it's getting off the wa
ter. The power was turned on, but
the dangerous, choppy seas were sew
eral feet high, and at the first attempt
to rise Hannah smashed the bow OF
his boat. He kept on and In mo-
ment cleared the water.
Once safe in the air he headed for
the Adriatic seaplane station. All this
time there had been the possibility Of
his being attacked, both from the air
by the Albatross and from Pola, where
the gallant rescue of his commander
must have been easily visible.
Ludlow, hanging on underneath the
engine, never lost his sense of humor.
AS he flew over the inland waters to.
ward the base on the last mile Of the
flight. he waved his hand to some
amazed Italians
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
New Liberty Loan Phrase.

Delaware, O.-Former Gov Frank
h. Willis, whose home Is In this city,
has coined phrase which is being
copied generally. Here II is: "No
dollar Is too old or too young TO do
Its full share In q Liberty loan drive"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

rnfter ends are nailed will throw the
outer edge of the cornice out of line
A neat and low-cost bungalow con.
tanning five rooms Is shown in the ac.
companying Illustrations. 1t Is 30 feet
6 inches by 46 feet inches on the
ground and has a liberal overhang
It is built gable end to the street, and
the roof extends over In front to cover
the veranda and the opposite gable
covers the rear porch.
The construction Is Of concrete or
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
No Doubt of IL.

Recently some two or three thousand
negro draftees arrived at Camp Devena.
During their examination one of them
was asked who was the president Of
the Upited States and he replied "Un-
Gle Sdm."
How do you know Uncle Sam is
president?" asked the officer
Use very sure" he replied; "bs~
cause ah've seen him mahself."
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
STOMACH UPSET?
PAPE'S DiAPEPsiN AT ONCE ENDS
SoURNESs, GAS, ACIOlTY,
INDIGESTION.

When meals upset you and you beEh
gas, acids and undigested food. When
you have Jumps Of indigestion pain or
any distress in stomach you can get
relief instantly-No waiC8gl
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

AS soon as you eat a tablet q
Pape's Diapepsin all the indigestion
pain stops. Gases. acidity, heartburn,
fatulence and dyspepsia vanish. Pape'a
Diapepsin tablets cost very little az
drug .stOres Adv.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
For Eighteen Years
She Has Found The Same Medicine
Good. The Story in Her
Own Mord.

The experience Of Mrs David Horn
Of Route No. ]. IrWiuton, Wilkinson
Co, Ga. Is not exceptional Peruns
has been an accepted standard house,
hold, ready to take remedy. for forty.
FIVE years.
Mrs. Horn writes under date Of July
30, 1918:-'I have been using YOUR
medicine for eighteen years. think IL
one Of the best tones ever used. 7
owe my life 10 the use Of It. I recon
mend 1t 10 all slcl; people peruus
cured me Of stomach trouble"
For coughs, colds effects OF the grip
and Influenza, Catarrh and catRrrhai
conditions Of every description, Perusa
IS recommended Thousands hsya
been helped or are able to attribute x
full md complete recovery from some
terrible affiiction to Peruna. Try Pc
runa first.
In tablet or liquid form. Sold every.
where
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

Adding an ounce of camphor TO each
era gallons Of gasoline he uses, ali
English automobilist claims to effec'
. fneI saving Of 20 per cent.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

Why buy many bottles OF other verns.
Shot will act surely and promptly A4v.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

What's the matter with a wedding
ring as an exclusive circle?
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
PRAYER BOOK SAVES
LIFE OF SOLDIER

Connellsville.-Sergt. Charles
A. Frett of the one Hundred
ana Tenth infantry had his life
saved by prayer baolz mat ne
carried In his pocket, lie rites
to his people hero. German
shrapnel was stopped hy the
pages. He says that the shrap
nel did not hurt him nearly as
much as being knocked down by
bursting shells and humping his
head on the roof Of dug0ut.
There aren't many of the old
company left, be writes. But
those of US still here nre stlll 90
ing, though we have been I'm il
for two months"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

on for occasion. I remember some of
the gold braid was dull, and the whole
suit looked weatherbeaten. 1t had
evidently seen long service in the wind,
rain and snow. Our sovereign, when
a lad Of eighteen, was in America, and
he asked me many questions about
places and men he had known Il quar-
ter Of century ago
HE was especially interested in the
first-hand impressions gave him of the
young giant Of the West and how
American democracy was raising men,
money and supplies to end the war. He
has what so many really brave men
have, modesty that amounts almost
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

"f you can't get rid Of him any
other way 1 consider 1t permissible"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

Sometimes soldiers must remain for
days in shell holes in No Mans Land
with every way Of escape cut off In
such cases the faithful dog has proven
himself the best means Of reaching
such men with food and ammunition.
The dog Crawls from one shell hole to
another until he finds the men for
whom he is looking and delivers his
hot coffee and soup and belt Of car
tridges. Other dogs are used as ma
chine-gun teams for hauling ammunl-
ton to the front, etc. Cans filed with
hot soup are placed In the sacks on the
dogs back.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
Iowa Has "Victory BOYS"

Des Moines, Ia.-Thirty-two thou
sand Iowa boys enrolled in the United
War Work campaign is the plan Of
Iowa boy workers. The boys are to
be organized as Victory Boys to
raise 100000 for the drive.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14

10 shyness. And amid his cares he has
retained his sense of hum0r. With a
twinkle of the eyes and a gentle laugh
he told me many stories of his verbal
encounters with his American dentist"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-12-14
important 70 Moth ara

All Right, In That Event.
Should one kiss young man good
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
TERR|BLES ESTRAGOS c4USARON Los
ULTInoS RAIDS SODRE LOnDRfS


| grade llegar a la capital POGO des-
pues de las nueve, hacienda su entra-
da per el oriente Y noreste.
"De los a%eroplanos que cruzaron
por la costa de Kent, dos de ellos
arrojaron bombas sobre la isla de
Thanet Y de Sheppey Y ell resto cru
20 ell ~estuario del Tamesis, logran-
do aproximarse tambien a esta a
pital por ell oriente, a traves del
Ccndado de Essex.
"Aparentemente ounce fueron las
m~aquinas que tomaron parte en- es-SS
tos %ataques, de las cuales solamente
cuatro 0 cinco lograron llegar a esta;
capital Y a~rrojar bombas en- variost
districts, entire nueve y diez de Ia:
noche.
"Pocas horas despues de que ell
primer ataque terlnino, otros aero-'
pianos enemigos cruzaron Ia costai
de Essex, pero solamente uno de es-:
tos lcgro llegar hasta esta ciudad,::
hacienda su entrada por ell norte en-
ire las 1915 Y las 1890 a. m, "
a~rrojar bombas en- algunos distri-:
tos. :
"Varios de los ~aviadores dc los;
Cuerpos Reales de Aviacion, remon-.
taror ell vuelo para batir al enemi-'
go. Dos de nuestros aviadores ext
ploradores, encontraron Ina maquina.
enemiga sobre ell distrito de Essex:
con la cual trabaron inmediatamente:.
I'm erSarnizado combate tiroteandose.
desde muy corta d~istancia. Despues,
de I'm breve pero nutrido fuego de-
ametralladora, la maquina enemiga
fue %inutilizada e incendiada, yendoser
q terra desde una altura de 10000
terra desde una altpra de 10000
pies, envuelta en- llamas. Los tres
miembros de su tripulacion perecie-
ron Guemados.
"Otros varios %encuentros con los .
raiders enemigos tuvieron lugar, Sc
gun los informes recibidos, y uno ;
do 1uestrcs pilotos pers;guio a IN:
.aeroplano hostil hasta mas ALA de la
costa Y sostuvo con e un combate
scbre el mar. cuyos resultados Sc .
ignoran. Los demas aviadores ingie-.
ses regreSaron todos sin ~novedad.":
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
VtAJEROS.

A.caban de llegar = San Antonio
las siguien personals de Newfoundland
mexicara:
Daniel Salas Lopez, Jose A. Si}ler
c. Farias Cara, de Saltillo, Goa
hula; Jose d, Bara, de Eagle Pass,
;odos clos Sc hospcdan en- e. note!
Travellers.
I'm cl Menger cscan posados e. Sc
nor Jose Jcronimo Trcyino, de La
-eao Texas, y cl n Eiacro Be
~tancourt. dc New Orleans.
In otros hoty!cs tienen alojamien
70 q senior Juan Forseck, de Tampi-
0 Arturo Guevara, de Laredo: y
Santiago Tafiudcr. de Torreon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
AUTOMOViL ~ABANDONADO

BESIDE Ell luncs q las once de q
noche. hasta aver a las nueve de
la manan estuvo a~bandonado fren'
tie al edificio de la Opera House. CT
IA Gale Crocket, IN autom0vil Stu
dehaker marcado con Ell resistro Mi
nero 6.469 del Estado de Texas
Tn come-ciante que Sc do cuenta dc
que aqu6l coche no era reciamadc
per ninguna persona. 10 aviso asi a
las o~ficinas de p~olicia. de donde Sc
envi6 I'm chauffeur que fuera a re,
cog2rlo para %guardarlo en- el garage
de la c~stacion central, hasta que apa,
rezca su dueno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
:ESTANOS EN- Ell FIN DEL
MJNDO?

Il pr6ximo domingo, q las tres de
IL tarde, ell notable orador america
no J. F. Rutherford, dara n con-
fcrencia en- el Beethoven Hall Ia cual
d~esarroiiara Ct tema que sirve de
e~pigrafc q estas lincas La entrada a
dicha conferencia sera gratuita.
Fl conference.-the Rutherford vino a
esta ciudad ~procedente de New York,
con Ell objeto de hacer sus diserta-
clones ante los publicos de las mas
im~po-tantes poblaciones del u de
los Estados UnidoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

AMSTERDAM, Enero 29.-Un
despacho procedente de Budapest, IA
capital de Hungria, da cuenta de que
el Rey Carlos ha acceptable "a renun-
cia de los miembroS del gabinetc
hlrgaro, encomendando dcsde luego
Ia reorganization del Ministerio al
Primer Ministro Wekerle, quien 10
GRO llevarla a efecto eli mismo dia de
aver. FL gabinete reorganizado esta
integrado ademas del Primer Minis
tro Wckerle, de Ia siguientc maEe-
ia:
Ministro de Ia Corte, Condo Ala
OAR Itchy; Ministro de instruction,
Condo Alberto Apponyi; Ministro lie
Defensa, general Alexander von S2u-
nav: Ministro del Interior, Johann
10th: Ministro de Croacia, Karl I'm
Ike hausser; Ministro de Justicia,
wilhelm Eassonyi; Ministro de Co
mc"cic. Joseph Szyerenyi Y Minis
tros sin c~artera, Bella Foeldes, Condo
Moritz Estcrhazy V Principe Ludo-
vico Windisch-Graetz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

tus!asmO Ia noche culminante de su
temporada. Y en- cUauto al eNlto
art:stico de la fiesta. creemos tam
biGn cue SER muy grande, teniendo
en- cuenta. en- primer lugar el III
menso valer a,tistico de Ia benefl-
ciada Y ell concurso de su companIa'
= despuGs. porque llevara a Ia esce-
ma una bellisima obra, primicia &c
la pluma de IN notable eScritor es-
panol: Eduardo Zamacols.
.Presentimiento" Sc llama ID CO.
media del e,egantc ~croniSta madri-
leno : es. scgun hemos podido Ter-
IL en- los ensayos. lie las que s&cu-
den el Amino del pubiico por las
rremendas situacioneS dramaticas
que encierran.
Otros numeros mas, in~teresanrcs
rodos. tendra el programme de ! a no
che del beneficio de Maria de- Car
men. y de e!los hab!aremoS a nues-
tros !ectores proXimamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
GUTIERRIsTAS QUE PAsAN 4
MEXICO.
(Yiene De Ia la. Pag)

dose Ia simpatia de los pobladores u
ouienes no molestan, al grade de q"c
eilos aseguran que viven mas tranquil
los ahi, entire los revoluciona2ioS,
que en- Monterrey.
No Sc les ha perseguido, poEq9e
para clio habria Que reducir aun mas
ia r~uarnicion de Monterrey, J ESQ Sc
ria pel!groso.
Sc insiSte Ell que todos los mencio-
nados rcbeldeS. ~opefaran de acuerdo
con Luis Gutierrez. Y que solo eSpe-
ian a~bastece-se De parque Y armaS
para iniciar las a~ctividadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

- = =. !. ;. 4 = = = :: :. \ :. Z! :
LONDRES, Enero 29.-Cuarent;
V siete perso:las resultaron muer
tas Y ciento sesenta y nueve herlda:
en- los dos raids aereos que los avia
dores enemigos ~efectuaron anoche so
bre esta capital, segun aparece de
informe Official detallado que Sc die
hoy a la publicidad por el Jefe de
las d~efensas de la plaza. Con ex
cepcion de un muerto v siete herr
dos, todas las bajas hab:das en- este:
raids, ~ocurrieron dentro del radio de
esta capital. Los p~erjuicios mate
riales causados, no fueron de conside'
racion.
Ell numero de aeroplanos alemanes
que tomaron parte en- el primer raid
que Sc efectuo entire nueve y diez dc
IA noche, fue de Is %maquinas, de las
cuales solamente cuatro 0 cinco la
graron llegar hasta Ell corazon de es-
ia ciudad. En- ell segundo raid, sola.
mente una &c las maquinas que to-
maron parte en- el, logro llegar hasta
ell centric de la ciudad.
Uno de los aeroplanos enemigos fue
echado abajo, cayendo ~envuelto en-
llamas desde una altura de diez mil
pies. Los tres miembros que for
maban su tripulaci6n perecieron que
mados. I'm photo ingles trabo IN
combate con un aviador enemigo So
bre ell mar, pero ell resultado de csc
encuentro nc Sc ha conocido. Todos
los photos ingleses que remontaron
ell vuelo para batir al eremigo Y que
fueron persiguiendo a las maquinas
hasta cerca de la costa, regresaran
a esta ciudad sin novedad.
Ell informe Official sobre los men,
cionados raids, es como sigue:
"Los ultimos informes obtenidos
sobre los raids aereos e~fectuados no
che sobre esta capital, muestran que
dos grupos de aviadores enemigos
cruzaron la costa de Essex Y orro la
costa de Kent, cast al mismo tempo,
como a las ocho de la noche.
Los dos primeros destacamentos
prosiguieron ST. vuelo hacia LcnGres.
siguiendo un curse paralelo Z traves
del Cordado de Essex, habiendo To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
ND;ELAs 4 50 CENTAYoS.

Ar'e De BuSCdr Marldo.
Calyario dc Amor.
~ NoyIo PreSI2do.
- irYrgatoViu dc las Soli@GaS.
~ paraiso dc las MuIeFcS-
81 inferno dc los hOuiDTeS.
81 naia de los Mares.
IN NidO lie ButseforeS.
r, Collar dc ESn"rdIaaS'
II = de las NulaS.
81 Alma en- un Be>o.
Ia Hid de las Flores.
Ia Heel en- los Lab!os-
La Mia lie los JaLmlneS.
La NIuGa Allegro.
La COrte del Amor.
la rrllceSa del Dolar.
la H.ja de Venus
Las Ubrer3S del AIno:-
Las HllaS del Champagne;
NlrIaa 0 IA Hiia de las pl2S-
Naldltas sean las MulereS.
N4iIi!os scar los HoilOCeS.
Nalditas sean las SucSraS.
Mgldlto sea el mo
MaIdlios scar los CelOS.
PaSlOna-ias de Amor.
TGrgne Sc CaSan los EomhCeS.
p0rme Sc CaSan las NuleCeS.
porGua Pecan las MulereS.
PorCue ReInciden las NiuGaS
porque Murmuran las NeIaS-
Per Seguir q una MuIer-
81 Maiestad e. Amor.
Viva nj NOVA.
Maria. Dor Jorge lSa9cS.
81 Nsnuscrito de mi Gadre.
Las EvaS MOderDaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
FALLECINiENTO

FL dia - de los c~orrientes, falle-
clio en- Eagle Pass. Texas, Ia Senorita
Eduwices Marquee, a la edad de IS
amos. Por tan doloroso motive, ia
familia Marquee ha recibido numero-
sas muestras de c%ondolencia de par
te de sus amistades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

Los asiduoS concurrenteS al teatro
"Nacional," es decir, Ia gran mayo
ria de Ia colonia meXicana que giSia
de los e~spectaculos cultos Y IA 1e-
nido OCCASION de Satlstacer largameh
re su a1lcioh ou1""'e i" e"''o'@1
artlStica que h@ce Tres MESS H''."
Sostenlehao IA Oo"-'""'" a'H 'l,
carmen Martinez :" q 'e""' Al
ties d.cho' sc Prepat" e"'"S'"','
para ell gran con'Scii''e''0 u"
oeneiicio dc Su a''ls"~ '"'"'"""' "'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

no dia por la tarde, a las cuatro,
tendra vcrificativo un ensayo publ
CO, siendo el programa para ambas
audiciones. ell sig~uiente:
Star Spangled Banner.
Segunda Sinfonia.. .... Beethoven
Dagio Motto, Allegro
L~arGhetto
ScherZo
Finale
Fantasia Hurgara List
(Por IA senorita Alicia Martinez
FL Sueno de Elsa (Lohenfrin) -.
Wagner.
(Por Ia senorita Hildegard Wagner.
Dos danzas midas .......
Chas S. Skiltoa.
La se1orita Alicia MARTINEZ. que
tomara partc eli este Concerto, pre-
sentandosa como s~olista, es MEM
bro de una de las familias meyicanas
HIS aAl!SudS NS e>ta |iuuou, la "Si
senior Bartolo Martinez. La senori-
"a Martinez ha tenido una esmeTada
aducaci6n musical, siendo una de las
MAS distinguidas d~iscipulas del pro-
fcsor Alois Braun, V no podemos me-
c Q1e desearle un verdadero eNito
en- 81 debut. anticipandole nuestras
felicitacioncS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
Vc;tisietc Pasaron.

Ante todaS estas informacioEcS,
no parece dificli 10 de ia p~resencia
en- Nueyo Laredo de los m~encionados
gutierristas. nj que haya logr&do
que algunos mexicanos refug:adoS On
Ia frontera, hayan paSado a Mexico.
a sumarse a u fiias.
Sc dice que los meyicanos que pa
saron por cerca de Laredo, fue-on
entire veinticinco Y veintislete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

OBRAS DE GRANDES AUTORES

EIlEemeScs dc C~cTv2nrcs ..........SI.5 80
Hamlet : Romeo : Juiieta, por Shak-
eSTelTe
AtfeyS. por Federico MISira!- .Si.5D
II EarDcrp de Scv:lla : LIS BOdaS dc
fi-ar". Vgr BeauiaaTchaiS .........Sl.J 80
Ii iaraiSp I1rdiGo. de Milton .......SI.5O
L. Nuv.l IL LiMermoOr. por Waller
SCOT .-...-.-.- -........... .-.......SI.5 so
~ ~BdnuC!Sfu. rgr fIrSO &c NCl.Ga ....Sl.J0
+! Huin3ncGFO del lid 30
Aln3dU itGSta el patibulu ..............Si.50
Il AbGe.o Gel itey, pOr Gabriel Miro. .Sl.5g
Ia EGcIGa. pOr Firslllo Sl.5U
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
NOTAS DE- ARTE s.
La Srita. Alicia Martinez
Sc pEesentard en- ell con-
cleric de Ia Sinf0niCa

Ell proximo jueves 81 del actual,
tendra lugar en- ell Beethoven Hall de
esta ciudad, ell Cuarto Concerto de la
Orquesta Sinf6nica de San Anto-
Mo que dirige ell professor Arturo
Classen, a las $50 P. NJ. Ese mis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
PRACTICES
q In neso eada uno.)


Mammal de Acei;eS ' JaboneS.
MAMMAL De Agriculture y Ganader!s-
Manual te Aries Y OfiCioS.
Manual de ~Albaniierla.
Manual lie CaFpIateria de Taller.
Manual de CerrdieTia y OhTaS dc Hero.
Manual del Cuhe;eTu y PO!vorlSid.
Manual del CuTtidur de FIeieS.
Ytp,.sl del CuuTiIcrn-TaStciecC.
Manual del NSSIlaGpr-L iCo-lSta
Manual Ge Eiectric!taG.
Manual lie F~pIOETaiia-
Manuel del iIoIulatero.
Manual! se IarGlDcCia 7 horticulture.
Manual del LabOTeo dc MinaS-
Mania, Ls LpChrF:a.
Manual dc Ncciaica Industrial.
Manual del T:a;0c.
Manual del T"le-raEis.a ! TelefOuiSia-
Manual Gel i,ci,lcgC.
Manual Je, Sa>,re
Manual del Fahrica-te de IclaS.
Nz.uaI De VrIeriuaTIa J E~CulIactea.
Manual del ZaDGteTO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30
NONELAS DWERS.AS

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-18

a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Couch
man connected with the j. C. Penny
store.
Mrs. j. b. Meyer, of Seattle, ar
rived in Leavenworth Wednesday az
ternoon, and her daughter, Miss Meyer
joined her Thursday. They will visit
at the Eckhardt home, Mrs. Mey en-
being a sister of Mrs. Chas. f. Eek
hardt.
Anthony Violette was married in
Spokane this week to Miss Allie
Scott. Before leaving here he stated
to an Echo reporter that he intended
to go into the army. Getting mar
ried was an afterthought. Perhaps,
tho, that was a secret.
Martin Christensen has accepted a
position with the Sanitary market
where he will do his bit as a meat
cutter. In the years gone by there
were housekeepers in this town who
swore by Martins steaks. If Martin
said the meat would be tender that
settled it.