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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
VENIREMEN
ARE DRAWN

Fortly veniremen for the new
federal grand jury to be called in
Tacoma April 8, were drawn Mon
day before U. s. Judge jeremiah
Neterer in the district court.
Included on the list are State
Senator Jesse Jones and Sam
Wall. Other Tacomans drawn
are, George w. Turnbull, Frank
Henricks, George McQuillan, e.
F. Chappell, Fred w. Taylor, p.
w. Gardner, w. A. Farr, James R.
Peasants, r.. s. Albright, Frank
A. Meyhart, Elizabeth G. STAN
ibuk and Louis Langlow.
Veniremen from outside towns
are: J. H. Kerr, Ethel, Lewis
county; G. w. Van Scoyoc, Orting;
II. w. Collision, Curtis, Lewis
county; ]. e. Bowling, Little
Rock; Samuel McLymont, Aber-
deem; A. N. Cheney, vader; H. A.
Black, Curtis; B. e. Cauthorn,
Aberdeen; Harry Ashfield. Shell
ton; G.. w. Rose, La Center,
Clarke county; BENJAMIN J. Dunn,
Hoquiam; William l.. Ballard,
Aberdeen; John l.. Buell., Orting;
Dan Taylor, Willapa; G. A. Bend
lin, Aberdeen; John Yunker,
Washougal, Skamania county; j.
H. Huber, Chehalis; H. A. Hol-
longsworth, Tacoma; e. H. Wat
kins, Cathlamet; H. G. Harms,
Ethel; Otis Roundtree, Winlock;
B. II. Allen, Aberdeen; G. H.
Thomas, Cathalmet; Edward
Cross, Gate; Otto Richart, Che
halls.
A petit jury for the same date
also was drawn, including Ed
ward Meath, former state treasur-
er and candidate for city commits
sioner; Thomas N. Morris, coun-
ty auditor, George Stone, and the
following: J. Walsh, G. P. Fen
ton, Ernest H. Lutte, Jesse G.
Poyns. John G. Stanton, w. H
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
Kentuckian Tells How
School Stopped Feuds

The story of how bitter Ken
lucky feudists made peace, and
warning factions were brought to-
gether thru the means of q school
which he helped establish, was
told at the Tacoma public forum
in the First Congregational
church Sunday night. by James A..
Burns. president of Nhe school.
Burns himself is the son of a
Kentucky feudist, and fought
four years against murderers Of
his clan.
From a college in Ohio where
he had been sent, he arrived home
just in time to see the outbreak
of the Baker-Howard feud, in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25

tusited Press Leased Wirc.i
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY IN FRANCE, Feb. ~.
(Delayed.) - American
troops In a raiding party with
the French on the Chemin DIES
Danes sector Saturday cap
ttred two German officers,
20 men aud one machine gun.
There were no American cas-
ualties.
The news spread quickly
along the American front
and developed u keen, CONF
petitive spirit among the
men.
The Boche artillery got the
range of a village late Saturday
and shelled II vigorous
Iy.
With the arrival Of the first shel
they vanished into dugouts and
iitehes. One officer found he
had jumped on the exposed side
Of ditch. When shell ex.
Rloded near him. he scurried into
A house and signslled the Amer!.
Fan guns.
The Yankee. artillery began
the Germans, who ceas.
ed firing.
Telephone service between the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
NAB LOOTERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25. -
With three Western Pacific en-
ployes under arrest and $4,000
worth of goods alleged to have
been stolen from freight cars
here, in possession Of the police,
public and railroad officials con-
tiaued an investigation today of
what they believe is an deliberately
organized ring which has been
dooting freight cars for two years.
Twenty Thousand dollars worth
of alleged en>goods was found
at the home of William J. Rol-
land, Western Pacific car inspec-
tor. the goods ranging from circus
tents to dish pans. ROLAND was
arrested and Joined William La
mare, truc.zman, and Timothy
Hal'oran. yard foreman, both for
the Western Pacific, who had been
arrested previously. I.amare is
s-id to have confessed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
SACRIFICES
NOT WASTED

War and casualty liItS are
teaching US today that the New
Testimony Is not only poetry, but
facts" said Walter Phelps Hall.
former Princeton university pro-
fessor and recently Of the French
motor truck service, who told of
his experiences at the front at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Real men have humility; so
have nations" he said. Blood
which is being spilled today in
France is not being wasted. It
is transforming itself into cement
for national unity. I do not
dread this war and Its awful sac
rifice; only fear that the end
may come too quickly.
Our boys who are in the
service are bringing to us the
spirit of equality of nations and
of men,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25

trenches and the rearmost posi-
lions was suspended for time
today and only couriers used in an
effort to get message back as
quickly as possible, under the
most difficult conditions.
Men from rest camps at all
points were rushed to the front
in motor trucks, where they mob
ilized to Tepel a general attack.
The maneuver was executed in the
most approved manner.
Brisk artillery engagements
continue, the American guns hold
ing their own despite superior
enemy observation facilities.
Two-days' rain has resulted In
knee deep mud along the whole
front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25

which $50 were killed, he said.
He gathered some Of the most
fearless men Of the country to-
gether, many OF whom had been
enemies. Lets bury the toma-
hawk and start a school where the
Bakers and Howards can sit side
by side" he told them. Men
clasped friendly hands for the
first time in their lives.
ut was in 1900 that we first
established that school, and 1875
Kentucky mountain children
came" said Burns. Now we have
student body of 500 and a wait
ing list OF 500 more that we
can't take care Of"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
CERMANY'S AGENTS
AT WORK IN SPAIN
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-
Germany has launched a de-
termined effort to bring
about an uprising in Spain
, and, IL possible, swing Al
fOnso's army to the side Of
the Teutons.
With Russia's army elimi-
mated from his own back
door, the kaiser would like
nothing better than to create
o dangerous situation Mt tho
rear of the allied forces In
France.
The military authorities today
permitted the printing of an open
propaganda letter now being dis
tributed in the Spanish army by
the Germans.
In addition, German agents are
throwing all the insidious poison
of their influence to create a
break between the Germanophile
Spanish army and the Spanish
merchants who have a wholesome
respect for the American embargo
The new German move follows
her unsuccessful efforts to bring
about a revolution in Indian and
Ireland earlier In the war, added
details of which came to light to-
day.
Anarchists Busy
The justice department has
made public two letters showing
that Alexander Berkman and EN-
ma Goldman were apparently
cooperating with German spies In
foreign countries" to stir up re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
SNOW STOPS TRAIN

(Unfted Press Leased Wire.D
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. rs. -
Thousands of tons of snow crash
ing down the mountainside to the
Southern Pacific tracks near
Lakeview in the Sierras delayed
west bound train No. s, carrying
800 passengers, for IL hours yes
terday, according to word reach
ing here today. Eastbound trains
also were seriously delayed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
WAR WORK KEEPS
BURBANK BUSY

SANTA ROSA. Cal Feb. Is. =
War work is keeping Luther Bur-
bank working at high speed.
His mail has averaged 800. Lett
ters a day during the last several
weeks and Burbank and his wife
work until 10 o'clock each night
answering them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
l2.CW ACRES IN
PUBLIC DRAWINGS
limited Press i.ea.ea wsre.I

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. %.
THE secretary OF the interior to-
day announced public drawings at
Grand Junction, Col, on March
20 and at Montrose, Col. on April
5, to dispose of $4,000 acres of
newly irrigated public lands in
the Grand Valley and Uncompah-
gre irrigation projects OF Western
Colorado to homesteaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
MAN JUMPS THRU
JAIL SKYLIGHT
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MARYSVILLE, Cal, Feb. 25.-
Louis Muscovitch, confined to the
county jail for insanity. jumped
thru the skylight at the jail early
today and was recaptured only
after a hard chase.
While returning to the jail In
charge Of Constable Rugh, Nusco-
witch turned on the constable and
bit him severely on the arm. Mus
covitch spends his time in jail
crying like a. cat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
OLYMPIA YARDS
LAUNCH 2 SHIPS

OLYMPIA, Feb. 25.-Two big
wooden ships were launched from
Olympia yards Saturday. The five
masted auxiliary power schooner
Korsnoes left the ways early II
the morning at the Ward yards
and the freighter Cethano wae
launched In the afternoon 1t thu
Sloan yards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25
TACOMA WOMAN IS
SUDDENLY A WIDOW

Word has been received from
Greenleaf, Idaho, announcing the
sudden death, on Feb. 20. of o. G.
Bess. He is survived by his widow,
who before her recent marriage
was Miss Sarah Olive Thompson,
of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25

Lowry. d. Costanti, Charles A.
Bell, Daniel Gamer, ]. w. Elliott.
H. A. Kaufman, A. f. Knuppe,
H. H. Knapp, George B. Wing,
jr., ]. A. Wolbert, and w. M.
Moran.
Judge Neterer held court in Ia
coma in the absence of u. s. Judge
Cushman who is sitting in Gallo
fornia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25

10000 trained German officers
already in the country with their
campaign well planned and every
man in his place."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-02-25

Sheets for double beds, full
torn size, 8fx00, made Of a
smooth, even weave of sheet
ing that will give splendid
% .rssia, Very :. $1.S9
Arizona republican., 1918-11-12
DUES IONS

1n number does the difference By eliminating letter from whose name you get
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 result being contraction of the of the of the Dara
 of Independence? 4ha
 eral2 5Who essentials something
 the of letters of there mythoogicaI reference? 7-Th display whose carry suggestion 8Wha sociabe advertiser asks and be introduced
 around? 9-Who the phrase, of the rean?" 1o-Who intimates he likes trouble?
 WINNERS IN BUSY AD MANS CONTEST NOV. 5, 1918 1-W K. Kerulf, N. Third St. 2-Margaret Wheeler Ross, 1919 N Central Ave. 3-Margaret Ferguson, Scottsdae. CORRECT ANSWERS TO BUSY AD MANS PAGE NOV S. 1918 1-DarOss Top 45 N. Ave. 2Tire Cushion G Sewed Tread Go, AS w. Washington.
 Simpson Garage, 229 E. Adams. 3-Krr c Smaley Music Go, Second Ave Washington 4-The Rose Tree, 15 w. Adams
 Georg Eliot Miller Dairy, Corner Store 5-Lightning Delivery, AZ S. Central Ave 6-E. j. Remit & Co., 7-Remodeling Furniture House. 37-39 s. Ave- S-Phoenix Cycle Co, 1o8 E. Adams. 9-De Luxe Cleaners, 434 w. Washington. 1o-J. T. Green, 238 E. Washington.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
La Tujer ' Ia Cruz Roja

No SO owe hablar mucho de las en-
fermeras de Ia Cruz Roja. Sc las
considera como parte de esa gran Or
~ganizaci6n. Sc sabe qus son como el
eiercito Y Ia marina, que elias tie
ner cue atsnde~ eXtrictamente a i
deberes Y que no tienen tempo para
dcirle q listed personaJmente 10 que
hacer. Sus trabajcs permanecen guar
daGos solamente en- los ~coTaZones de
la genie que elias nan socorrldo'
Estas personals que elias han Sc
corrido son de todas parties del mundc
Aoui un soldado ruso o semblante
paciente quien no da un paSo srl
acordarse de IN hospital en- kieft
dorde una enfermera de CORA blanca
10 avud0 a volver a Ia vida Y a ha-
Ger uso de su pierHa f~racturada.
ALA IN ssrbio que nunca olvlGara
los dias en- Belgrade, r~ecordando So
lamente del titus y del bombarGeo
~austriaco. las in~terminables taZas de
aqua u una cnfermera siemPre a
lerta lie daba. Muchachos belgas, in
gleses e i~talianos, mujeres y nlnos
~fraticeses, todos guardian algunos re-
csr1dos de las devotas enfermeras
de Ia Cruz Roja de todas las penali-
dades.
La Cruz Roja es international. Va
a todos los paises porque desea So
correr Y cuidar q los enfarmos Sill
reparar en- razas O religiones. Como
bohemia. como filandesa, como espa-
hola, por su parte debe ser e~jecutada
en- esta grande cruzada contra las
intermediates Y Ia muerte. Cuando
sus hombres Sc hayan marchado o Sc
marchen, cuando su ~corazones estan
~sangrando V cuando sus almas en-
teras desean irse con ellos, para cll-
darlos en- las desgracias de Is ba-
ITALIA. Y para estar con ellos cuando
la mue-te los lame: ustedes las mE-
ieres aqui en- America, tan lejos, no
pueden hacer mas que confiar ese
servicio z la Cruz Roja. Ayudenlo
a e. ayddenla a ella, hagan vendS-
les. ropa, tan aprisa como puedan.
No hay manera d. apreclar los sa-
crificios Y trabajos de las mujereS
en America, q~uienes estan unidas en-
todos los pueblcs Y ciudades en- los
Estados Unidos trabajando para Ia
Cruz Roia. La luz de esta ruz alum
bra en- cientos de miles de cuartos de
trabajo &c todas las ~clases, en- los III
les las mujeres de la naci6n estan
trabaiando, trabaiando. tsbajanda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
ARANDONARON VOLOGDA LOS
EMBAJADORES ALIADOS

Del servlcio Espe::1l de LA PREHSA~"
WASHINGTON, Agosto LA Sc
cretaria de Estado americana ACADIA
de recibir un desQacho cabiegratlco
en- ell que Sc anuncia que el Embala-
dor americana en- Russia, Mr. David
f. Francis, sali0 de Nologda, donde
Sc encontraba desde el derrocamiento
del gobierno provisional de herensEy'
para K~andalakcha, juntamente con los
iefes de las misiones francesa, inglesa
e italiana en- Russia.
Les citados representatives Sc rchu-
! saron acceder a Ia i~nvitaci0n daI 60
bierno de Soviet, para cue Sc tras!a-
daran a Moscou, alegando que dlcha
capital Sc halla controlads practical
mente por los alemaneS.
Kandalakcha, es un puerto rlso de!
Mar Blanco, situado en- la costa de
! Murmana de Ia peninsula de hola,
que Sc halla ahora bajo e. dominic
de las tropas aliadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Empieza a decirse a los
aIemanes Ia verdad
sobre Ia ofens!Va

Del se-ririo Especial d. La PRENSA.- .
AMSTERDAM, Agosto 2.-La
impression que Ia contra-otensiVa
franco-americana ha causado g los
alemanes en- Alemania, queda al pa
recer mejor ilustrada por un articr-
10 escrito por ell diputado Traub, de
Ia Camara Baja prusiana, en- ell Pc
ri6dico pan-germanista "Tagilsche
Rundas chau".
Traub fustiga fieramente a los que
han 1ratado de revelar ell fracaso ale
man, diciendo: "Quien So atrever'.
n dudar de los informes de victoria
del Quartet General, Y hacs IN des-
| esperado llamamiento para que haya
mas nervio y mas fe", y agrega:
"Si Der Alte Fritz,-Federico e.
Grande,-paseara por las GALES hoy
V viera las caras alargatas del pue-
bio, diria: "Acordaos de los siete amos
de guerra, cuando Ia fortuna a cada
ratio Sc mostraba adverse contra
nosotros. Por que refunfunar Y ate
m~orizarse por que las cosas en- ell Mar
ne. no vayan tar bien como Sc es-
peraba? Ell diablo que cargue con
vuestros espiritus ~plsilanimes. Deble-
rails ave-gnnzaros de vosotros'.
J Los comentaristas militares alema-
| mes. han comenzado q felicitar al &C.
neral Foch. comandante en- iefe de los
ejercitos aiiados, va que ahora no
pueden por mas tempo ocultar los
Gxitos aliados 81 pueblo aieman. FL
"Vossische Zeitung", de Berlin, por
! eiemplo, al referirse al ge~neralislmo
aliado 10 hace llamandolo un "jefe
habil." ,
Fl general Won Ardenne, en- E!
Tageblatt, admite que el haber re-
| duciGo Ia Inca alemana Sc hacia ne
~cesario como consecuencia del result
tado de la impetuosa contra-otenslva
! del generalisimo aliado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Ferrocarrileros
Meyiconos.

va es tempo de Coner e. Pee
tica As mobiles asPiracioneS que to-
do buen mexicano Ia teaido STEM
pre-, de i~nstruirse sabianeate en- %
conceraiente a SIS diferentes labc-
res.
Los lbros que forInan LA b.
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRj-
LEO MEXICANC" ie facilitaran
toda info-maciGAo que Sc relacione
con su traGaJo.
Ahora Sc ofrecen al G-emio Me-
CAMEO los primeroS hbros, la Lo-
comotora Malle- Compound Arricu-
lada'. Ell Compressor de Are
Compond." Estos Sc mandarin a
cualQuier paI e de Mexico 0 Ge los
Estsdos Un;dos, al raci5o de giro
postal de S1.25, por caGa E1o, no
media americana. hbre &c porte.
Recorte este anuGcio ahora mis-
mo, pongalo en- sobce con 81 nom
bre Y direction V marde!o q CAR
LOS VI. ACEVEDO. p. o. Box Y,
Indio, California, u. S. A. y a
vuelta de correo recibrra foi!eto =
fotcgrafias interesanres-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Ell chino Lim-Linl.

Conocieronle al punto: era un CHI
no, de nombre Lin Lin, que fung'a
de mayordomo de sus conferences,
ocupados hace tempo en- ell Campo
Kelly.
Noticiada Ia autoridad del suceso,
acudio al lugar Ell activo diputado
Sheriff Villanueva, y dieron prlnc!-
rio las diligencias de rigor.
Ell cadaver, estaba aun c~aliente,
Ia muerte debi6 haber s~obrevenido
pocos minutes antes de que los SOL
dadcs p~ercibieran la extrana figura
entire Ia negrura de la maleza.
Pendia dc una pequena Y delgada
cuerda, que parecia romperse al pc
so del cuerpo que peadia de ella, el
cual fua d~escolgado Y puesto en- tie
IRA.
Una yez ali, Sc lie busco en- los boil
sillos algln papel. alguna sena que
pudiese m,ostrar una huella para de-
sentranar el tragico suceso En- los
bolsillos del muerto, solo encontro la
policia un pequeno papel escrito en-
Chino, Y una moneda de cinco cente-
voS.
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tCrimen o Suicidio?

e. cadaver del asiatico desventura-
do, no mostraba huella de violencia
alguna. La ropa, estaba en- orden, en-
el cuerpo no tenia huella aiguna de
golpes. de fuerte preston dc manos
que 10 sujetaran para ponerle Ia cuer-
ia al cuello. los bolsillos parec!an
no haber sido tocados, por 10 que era
de ~descartarse por e. momento, Ia
sospecha de que el robo pudiese ha-
Der sido ell m6vil del crimen.
En- cuanto a enemigos, no sc lie CO.
nocian niEgunos.
La version de un suicide, parece,
pues, Ia mas explicable por Ell mo-
menco.
Sin embargo, y en- tanto Sc hacen
las averiguaciones del case, algunos
chinos dc los cue bajo u 6rdeHes
trabajaban, han sido reducidos a prl-
sion. como MEDIA precautoria para
facilitar las referidas averiguaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
F~ALKENHUASEN IRA > LA
UKRANIA

Del servicio Especial de LA PRENSA"
AMSTERDAM, Agosto 2-Se dlce
Que ell genera! Fa!kenhausen, Goher-
nador General de Belgica, he sido Ia
mado Dor el Kaiser Guillermo Y que
probabiemente sera cnviado a kiev,
capital de IA Ukramia, para ocupar ei
puesto que quedara vacante o eI
asesinato del Mariscal Won Eichon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
PobIaciones aIelnanas
bonlbardeadas

De! Sc-vicio Especial de- LII PRE%SA."
LONDRES, Agosto LAS 1a5ri-
cas- en Durer V las obras ferrocarri-
leras en- Treves, ambas poblacioneS
alemanas. fueron bombardeadas aver
Dor aviadores ~britan:cos. En- los en-
cuentros a&reos cue dichos photos
s~ostuvieron con el enemigo d~urante
el erayecto, Y sobra las areas atacadas
tres maquinas alemanas fueron de-
rribadas, mientcas cue los incursio-
nistas perdieron solamente una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Sc desarroIIa e! tetanos
en- el ejeTcito aleman
d. scr-.oin Espeefai &c IA PRENSA"

De, serpeio Especial &c "LA PRENSA"
AMSTERDAM. Agosto 2.-Una cpl
demia de t&tanos esta propagandose
en- una gran extension en- ell eJerclto
alelnan. segln dice Q! Telegraph.
La Compania Exportadora de los
Paisas Bajos, ha %convenido en- envlar
I'm gran cargamento, de suerc anti
tetanico q Alcmania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

,iiIes de enferInos han sanado con mi
tratamientos; 40 hay raztn para que I'd
,iqa sufriendo. EXihES GRATIS.
DIR. A. RIOJAS ALVAREZ Oste6pata.
ses Prudential Life Bldg. Contra esqusn
de le Casa de Corte) SaE Antonio, Texas
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) razones por las que vera que lie convene mas ha-
Ger sus cnyios unicamente por conducto de
MAYO'S MONEY EXCHANGE
9os = uous+on St. San Antonio, Texas.

1ra-Porque Ell los envios de dinero y mercanclas
Ia Mayo's Money Exchange, es la unlca casa cue
los hace DIRECTAMENTE Por conducto de ss CO
rresponsales propios, sin tener que andar paganao
fuertes comisioaes a cientos de bancoS y a cIras Ca
sas, Nuestro sistema de envios eco
aomiza mucho dinero a n~uestros %clientes, como po-
dra verse comparando nuestros 1reclos con los de
nuestros i:nitadores.
2do.-Porque el dinero llega u1ucho mas pronto
Y con absolute s~eguridad, 4 c~ualqulera cludad de la
Replblica Mexicara, haciendonos absolutamente
respoasables de 81 eatrega, y garantizando, ade-
mas. uagar el valor dc c~ualqCiera mercancla O
remesa de dinero que Sc p~erdiera o extraviare en-
Ell canine.
3ro.-Porque hacemcs los envios en- dinero me-
xicano o dinero americana, segun conveLga al chen-
tie. hacienda los pages PRECISAMENTE en- el iu-
gar que Sc nos ordene, pudiendo nacer sltuaclones
por TELEGRAPH a TODAS Parties y por ~cualquier
cantidad.-Ademas, nuestros clientes no tlenen
que andarse molestando ell escribir cartaS a Mexl-
co nj en- andar mandando giros, que muchas We
ces Sc eXtravian u otras son cobrados por perso-
mas dlstintas, 10 que no puede suceder, hacienda los
envios por conducto de Mayos Money Exchange.
4to.-Porque hacienda sus envios q Mayo's Mo-
ney Exchange, los hace a una casa perfectamente
conocida, Ia mas antigua = la mas solvente en- su ra-
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AIemania y 81 arreglo
Austro-PoIaco
Del s.-raeio Espceia! ds I'D PRENsA."

Del Serrreio Espceial ds Id PRENsA." .
MUNICH. Agosto Como con-
secuencia de Ia r~eciente din;ision del
sabinete austro-hingaro, el censor
alcman unicamente permitio al CO.
rresponsal en- Berlin del Nachrichte::
de Besle, telegr2fiar con reJraso a d,-
cha publication, que como resuLtado
de varias c~onferencias habidas entire
los jafes del ejercito, 81 gobierno
autriaco ha sido notificado que Ale
mania Sc opone de manera insuPera-
BILE al llamado arreglo austro-polace.
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Deiese listed de sufrir.
No importa que Il

t~csaIentadora puet
ser SUI condfcfon a.
tual: ell canine de |
SaIud estt alberto pi
RI I'd.
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v llamad0S comtnmc
te ''incursbles' ca
siempre ceden = IL
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mientoS ~eSteopSHcos
Yo euro: Catarn
Constipation, Enfel
Dedades SerUoSs:
de los IataStlros, q
10 Rihones, ParailSil
insomnia y otras mu
rheS dpIenpfaS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
TUVIER0N TN MACABR0 HIAALLLLAELZCO
U1g(S S0LDAD0S QUE HACLAN
TN PASEO EN- AUTOMOVIL
Sc enconsraron el cadaver de I'm chino cue Sc balanceaba
de IN zrbol. Era 81 Lim-Lia, nayordono de
los asisdcos cue viaieroR de Mexico

ma, woes Que fueron oidas en- e. cam
pamentc.
Ell captain de Ia policia del Campo
Kelly, acudi6 al lugar de dcnde los
CRITICS rartian, Y los soldados, aun
at6nitos por ell macabro hailazgo, lie
| mostraron el ahorcado, cuyo crerpo
era movido en- suave BALANCED, por
ell arie de Ia ncche.
A~cercaronse ~entonces a el, Y vieron
su rostro anoratado, su boca alberta
| en- mueca espantosa, SUI lengua que
salia IN palmo de las mandibuias
abiertas, sus oios descrbitados.
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Por inepto fue retirado
Won Francois

Del Serrie!o Especial de la PRENSA
WASHINTON, Agosto Eel ge-
neral aleman Won Francois ha sido
pucsto en- ia lista de los jefes retl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

radios, como un castigo por su fraca-
so de la ofensiva en Ia region de Sol
ssons, segin dice IN articulo publ
cado por el Frankfurter Zeitung, Gu
va traduccion Sc recibi5 por cable
en- esta capital.