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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
VIAJEROS

Proccdente de Falfurrias, Texas,
donde tiene establecida su Residential,
lego d esta ciudad Ell senior Porfirio
.Ayarzagoitia, quien despues de ARE
giar los asuntos que a esta 10 traje-
ron vo,vera d aquella poblaci5n.
Ell senior Anastasio Vcla, lego
dc Kennedy, Texas, acompanado de al
gunos miembros de SUI familia.
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ANTE JURADO

Aver fuc juzgada en- la sala dc au-
diencias de Ia 37a. Corte de Distri-
to. Manuela Flores, acusada de haber
vendido licor, sin licencia. Ell defen-
Sor de la acusada pidi6 a los jurados
L abs9!uci3n de ST. cIiente.
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G!tTiFlCiHE con $500 4 Ia persona que
me lnlOrmaFc cyactamcnic accrca dc Fran
CISCO Martinez. DC - aiiOs dc cdad. con
~! lunar Ell 81 carriliO d~erccIio, blanrp V
''GS5Go ron Maria NaZlucz. Sc encantra-
lc r1ilcaGo en- IL Capital dc Mxico. en-
l. caIlr dc Ia A~InarSura. CualQuler inror-
mo .ohrc 81 particular, s~lrvartsc d~irigirlo
= 5lFbIra TUFr"S, Bob W. 3S;h St, Chica-
". III. f9f
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Ca6allero apOyado

Luis Caballero, a 10 que parece, es-
ia apoyado en- su movimiento por va
rios elementos oposicionistas del 60
bierno que vienen trabajando hace
tempo en- la capital de Ia Republica
contra don VenuSt;ano. En- fuentes
n-ivaGas V abSolutamente fidedignas,
Sc recibio una noticia relacionada con
el asesinato de Nafarrate en- el puer-
to de Tampico. Refiere Ia tai mott
cia que Luis Cabaliero. al regresar a
CiGdad Victoria del viaje que hizo a
e ciudad de Mexico. conferencl0 eX-
tcnsamente con Nafarrate en- Ia CAPT
ia! tamaulipeca, sobre Ell resultado de
las gestiones CUE hizo en- nonlbre de
aquel. cerca de varios senadores V dl-
plta6os que estan reconOcidos como
c.emigos de Carranza. Parece que
dc eSa conferencia Sc convino en- des-
co1oce 4 Carranza. declarando a Ia
!EAGliDGS ESldtO ttDAS : i!NGpS!NA4S'A
te V desligado del Pacto Federal en-
tanto CUE permaneciera a. frente del
executive.
Los planes fueron conocidos a item
30 y como consequence Immediate
ocurrio el asesinato de Nafarrate. FL
ctimen echo por TERRA una gran par
e de los planes que Sc tenian para
que Ell movimiento no fuera a fra
casar como el mov!miento de los Gu
t;ecristas en- Coahuila, pues nj Ma
fGrratc ri Cabal!evo Sc habian pues-
to en- COMMUNICATION con todos sus par
riiarios. Sin embargo. Caballcro d
r.2vecho el asesiaato dc Nafarrate
para .juStifiyar 81 actitud : tan prom
to como reuni6 cuatrocientos hombres
el C;udad Victoria, declare el desco-
n-cimicnto de Carranza.
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GRATIFiChRE con $500 q quicn me dfere
inf0rEIc> cNGclOS acerCa del Sehor Hercrl-
lanG Arila CasadO con Ia sefiora Micael5
CDvarrubias de Aviia. TIeEe tres hiiOS:
Petra. EulaliO. como de , aiiOS V Rosa.
Entraron i este pals pOr Ia adIana de Ell
PaSO. Texas. en- Mayo de 1916 Y de ALI Sc
dlrigicron runbO n E>tadD de Arizona.
Siryansc GirIgirSc 4 MarrclO Covarrubfas.
!op7 Commerce 81. North Fort Worth, Tc-
yaS f1e
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GIiATifICiltE con $500 Il quicn me pro-
purcinnarc ri actual G9mlCil!n del Sclor
ElISehio ilemdD- como dc ~ amos dc cdad.
cstatura regular, barba pOblada, iicnc una
hilDe Ell ct oIo lzqGierdO. Harc como d
meScS. apr0Tlmadamenie, Sc enconlraba ra-
rlcido en- Denver. Colo. SirvanSe diriyir
los lnrOrmcS a Jose Herrera. HcatOn, n. Me
A!c0. (2i
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UNTCa CASA QUE vENpE De Topo poR
CORREO. Fon6sTafoS Y D!Sr0S ~ColTmbins:
Cruces, BarandaIeS. MonumeEtos V Coronas
nara sepulcros; Molinos Moctezuma, $500
Y $50 HtdalSo, SiO.Q0; La Cainpana, St..o.
Roma Sombrcros, Calzado. MuebleS. Medt-
cfnas. Yerbas, Artfculos Mexicanos. etc.
Pldanos snformes: ]. n. Flores y Eno., Box
4JS, FIoresyille, Texas.
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GlAT!FICARE cen $50 a Quicn me deere
!nlOrmcS ne lsi sonora cSpOSa. CUnCepCion
Ramirez de nrlcado Y de mis- dos niIos:
Luis y J~uTCGIiD. Lc II " 9 aiiOs rcspec-
iivarrcntc. LIZ Scflnra trndri como Sc ailGs
dc cdEd, - de cucrpO regular. moreno "
Gri@Inaril dc A-UaScalicnics Mexico. CuI-
Gtic!' INTERN" SGDrr 81 particular, ~SirvaI,-
Sc G~irlsirlO 4 MaiCcliaO Ramirez, Lcwa,
kaas. ri
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CAMBIO DE DOMECILIO

GUADALUPE BEHi kNGi. Iruf.spra en-
paTIUS. participa j Su r]iicntcla Y ri publicO
Iuc Ia ra!nbiaiU ~ r"StdcnCII dc ia ca
lie :. Lrrni 9iD. a II allie Monterrey. 80,
duade DrrcCc los IGaJajI> DE su prcre>i0E.
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GiiATIFiGi!iE con $500 4 Ia persona qcc
me lnf0iTmc cXaciGmsntc accrci del actual
GDInIcii.D del Sc.lCr Mc!cSiO Rodriguez, CO.
SdG!u con III SeiiDrI Monica Moreno de Ro-
drigIrz. GIIicncS cn 1916 rcsidlan en- po-
ti"ei, Texas. Sirvanse dirIgirSc 4 Juan
Piano, Lexington, Ncbr. go
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PERDIDAS

nA!iE bucna qualification a In persona que
iGYUcIVa 4 iETorTne accrca dc un SObrc-
;OdU de t%erciopclo con adornos en- eI cue
Ito J nansaS que Sc cXtravi0 en- eI Turner
Hall el vicrnes fa del actual. Ocurran a
III Y. GonrhnS 81. n
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LA SESOItA ElDdia MarhdO eratiricari con
500 a nI!"n L. dicrc inrorTucS cyaciOs 4
CcrCa Diet saiior Evari;IO Torres de m:ict
hare tempo II" ,icne nOiiclas V dcSca cd
m'inirarlc I'm "~i!nio que L. g DC murho
fntcreS rclaCiOnadU con >u rafnjl!d. Sir
vdriSc diriSirsc a ElOdia Machao, Il. +. D..
i, iiUScbIG. Texas. (S
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GRNTIFICAEE con $500 a IA persona que
me prOrurciOnc ell actual domicilio del So
fGr AEuSt!n Hargiicn, de orlCio ~rcloiero
fu!ca Ul!imamentc Sc encOntraba radicado
en- amarillo. Texas; pcrO, segln tengo in
f0"li!"S. actlldlmenIc 50 halla TN Ia ciudad
de san Antonio. Texas. SiryanSc' dirigir-
Sc a Federico %lbIrsiicn, iiO6i. 5. FL Pa
80 81, II pGSO, Texas. 80
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GENriFiCAiE ron 500 a Ia persona qIs
ne dlcrc inforIueS cNaClOS accrra del SO
nor Rafael C8>idfIcia. como de - amos d.
Cdai. Uriginario De Paracho dc VerGuz-
GO. HSiadO lie Mich9arin. Mexico. Has.
COMO dos amos So cn"nn;raba cn Chicago.
H.. iFdOajdndU on una faDrIGa de yidrio.
>~lrvaiS" dlriglF>e a Guadalupe Castaic-
da. Go. Colo and Rock Co., lnslcsIde, Colo.
OF
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TRASPASOS

81 TIiASPASA una Casa dc IIuGspedes Y
ASiSleaci2S con ciartUS bien amucbiados.
0C.rran 4 Maria Flores, 3iS Sur santa Ro-
Sa.. H-Zj
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SEA I'd. Ell REY DE LOS BRU-
JOS Y PRESTIDIGITADORES

EnOrmcs salaries So pagan en- TeatrOS Y
VaudcvillcS. infcrcSautr. riSCinaGCr, mis,e-
rioSU. Niala uSIcd ilrCGedOr del munto-
lnsirucciGneS completes p0r solo SG.25c..
para intrOducir nuc>irUS maraViliOSos mis-
leriOS e iluSIoGcs. BeialicS gratis. EScri-
banoS hoy mismo Y SOLO rcm!ianOS yeinti-
cinCo CentayOs. No dc>aprOvcChc eS;a
Cpcrtuuidad que no yOlveri a pgesentarse.
y. Santa l;Dsa.
NJ. CARD co. Box i'll Sta. A,
Dept. Z. San Antoni0, Texas.
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Il que iha Il kacer Nafarrate

Nafarrate iba 4 organizar, perso-
nalmente. e. movimento, contando con
ei prestigio Y Ia influencia cue tenia
ca una gran mayoria de los elementos
cjviles Y militarcs en- Tamaulipas, y
81 prop0sito era, mas que ell de lu-
char con las en- la mano, res
tGc loder a Carranza atrayendose d
tcdos los iefes cue sostenian al go
b;crno por compromises %personaleS
que con el tenian. Entire tanto, en-
Ia ciudad dc Mexico, diputados Y Sc
aadorcs harlan propaganda en- plena
camara al movimiento fronterizo para
atraerse . la opinion pubiica. Pero
tcdo este no pudo ~llevarse a cabo por
81 a~scsinato de Nafarrate.
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Ayisos de OCCASION :
VENTAS

yENDO caballor express Y g1arnlcl6n en-
eycelente esfado Y muy baraIo. DirijanSe
a 9il S. Laredo 81. t2)
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&. MENDEZ, coIncrciante en- frutas y le-
SuIahres. Los meioreS preclos de plaza.
2iS MatamOrOs 81. H-D0
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PESQUISAS

GnATiFICAIE con 500 a II persona ODE
He p@OpUrCipnc iGi0Tmc> .cyactOs accrca
de- mi hiIC EuIailO Garcia. como de 70
amos. liz POGO blancO. de regular csiatu-
"a. IN Nuv.cmarc 20 de 1917 me cscla-
bio DC brownsville, Texas. G.ctcndbme que
=: rHcuniraA1 iHaDajdndD Ell III dcSeaTGlee
e lnr'rG!?rirnC> de dIcla pOblaci0n. Sir
van:c G!riglrsc Il J;:an Garcia ortiz, Oak
vile. Texas. Caj
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EMPLEOS

81 NECESlTA muchacha para aIender una
niia. Ocurran a 1925 w. Poplar, ST., de /
4 3 de Ia tarde.
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SELLOS De COMA, mandelus I'd. hacer q
Ia San Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., 37
Navarro ST. Tel. CT. s04. Atencion inmecia-
Antonio, Texas.
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81 DESEA I'd. mandar dinero g Mexico.
veame 0 esCrroame. Fendo letras sobre
las principles pla.as. J. 81. Marroquin,
t6 DolorOsa ST., san Antonio, Texas.
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SEA DUEN0 DE LA CASA EN-
QUE WYE

Cor $500 al contadO Y $500 men
suales puede I'd. comprar las
numcros 1~01-103-112 Y l18 de Ia Gale
Peche con dos cuartos cada una.
VIM. +. Schultz, Riverside Bldg,
101 ". Commerce st.
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Carfanza Sc dispone a eon1batif

fvez guarnecidos perfectamente todos
los "puntos de apoyo" Sc tomara la
~ofensiva del Estado de Tamaullpas,
| ohligandolo a tomar refugio en- ell De
Sar Luis Potosi.
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La noticia que damos arriba rete-
rente al levantamiento de Caballe-
70, ha sido plenamente confirmada
V a Ultima bora hemos podido ad-
ouirir detalles intereSantes sobre ell
particular.
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON, Medfcina Y CT
rueta en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
10 is. 100 g Santa Rosa Ave-, Telafo-
TO CT. S2s.
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pTAMAN1ES de $500 por $4,000 en- Bo-
nos de Ia LtberIad. niamantes v reiojes
4 rTeci0S redpc!ios. Alamo Jewelry Com
pany, 3t5 Alamo Plaza. !
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Green CUE dominaran ell movimiento

Los carrancistas de Nuevo Lare-
30 han exprcsado que tienen plena
confianza en- que el gobierno dorina-
RI c! movimiento encabezado por Ca
5~allero. Dicen Que el gobierno por
ahora eStd unicamente distribuyendo
sus fuerzas en- todos los lugares que
ccHsidera mas peligrosos Y que n
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DR.. l.. A. RPrsTAD, 3as Moore BuilGlng,
San Anf0Dio Texas. Especia;jdad en- TRk-
TAMiENTCS ELECTRICOs, diaendsttcos por
Iacalo dc Rayos Y Y apllcaci5n do Rayos
,l.rayioladOs para Intermediates. de Ia
Mel
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Sc NECESlTA I'm planchador. Ocurran a
iUi Garden 81. o llaluen al teleTono ira
Wis i53.
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DIVERsCS

I. Il. SANCHEZ, 6t2 Lever ST.. Camhio CO
as en- carroS o trucks. Telefono TTs-
Wig iSlS.
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DR. sALONE CARA ALDAPE.-De Ia Facul-
tad de Mexico: auforizado en- Ell Estado DE
Texas. especialisia en- Intermediates Heai-
io-urinariss V cirugia en- general. orIci-
ia 40 East Nueva 81.
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Or. F. VAZOUEZ GOMEZ. Oidos-Garsan-
n V Nariz. 200 Fros! Bldg.-San Antonio,
texas.
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& NECESiTA express para Cue lieve SIS
nftaCds a l.. Cs;acinn Q Gamble suS niue
hles hahiele q RosaleS. TelGT0nO Crockett
ISL Y Travis ti26.
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COnPRAS

- CrMPiih o So aiqTiIa. paganiO $3.50.
I"r"J !]"@iiirD rh,igahuci1. nirij2nsc 4
e.. ". Fate, IL. Il. South. san Antonio. Tc-
MS. 800
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On. n. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. EDfeTmctades
Venereas v parios. Medicina en- general
Oficina. w. Commerce 1901. TelefoHo ira
us a.cS.
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SR. ARTURO CRAMER. optico suizo. Espe-
~ria!fsta de Ia vista. $40 Hicks BldS. KS
Uina de Houston Y AVenlGa c.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
Score Of Western
Games Are Cancelled
On Account Of Flu u

Chicago, Oct. 25.-With few ex-
ceptions, the middle west will en-
dure another "sportless Saturday"
tomorrow because of the Spanish in
huenza situation which resulted in
a score of foot ball games being
Cancelled.
Service elevens will furnish the
competition for three of the west
ern conference teams. Northwest
ern will clash with the Great Lakes
Naval Training station team in what
probably will be the most impor-
tant game of the day. Great Lakes
eleven, composed of former inter-
collegiate stars, already has defeat
ed two "big ten" aggregations. The
contest will be played at Great
Likes.
Illinois will face the Chicago Ma
val Reserve squad, which two weeks
ago triumphed over the University
of Chicago. The game will be played
at Urbara. Wisconsin will play
Camp Grant at Madison. No spec
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
FIN 4 n CIAL

New York, Oct. 25.--The most obvious
effect of the step taken yesterday by the
local money committee to reduce bank
loans was a further curtailment of opera
lions on the stock exchange today
Active selling at the outset was at
tended by declines Of to points in the
more vulnerable issues. bat much of this
loss was quickly recovered, while here
and there a few noteworthy gains were
established
In the selling Of the early period many
weak bull accounts were uncovered, leav.
Ing the market in stronger technical
position than before
The action Of the money pool was re-
ceived with satisfaction in all but specu.
lative circles.
Interior banks offered large sums Of
call money. the rate holding at per
cent but prime bank acceptances were re-
duced to Az per cent
Next to United States Steel, which
moved in a narrow groove and closed at
loss Of practically point, the most
active stock was Mexican Petroleum
From its initial decline of almost points
rapid recovery was made, ending at a
gain of points.
Other oils, American Smelling, some Of
the motors, Sumatra Tobacco and low
grade coalers finished at variable ad-
vances, but the general list developed
fresh heaviness later, rails and quip-
ments again yielding to pressure.
Peace rumors caused renewed weakness
In exchange rates to the neutral countries,
particularly Switzerland and several OF
the Scandinavian centers.
Foreign issues reacted moderately with
Liberty bonds and the general domestic
group on more contracted dealingt Total
sales (par value) aggregated sS,275. 900.
Old United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
Total receipts. 1874 70
DISPOSITION.

Cattle-Offerings this morning were
$500 head or liz loads. Trading on de-
sirable beeves was strong, 1880 pounds
corn feds selling at $500. There were
several trains still to be heard from, but
everything desirable in the line of western
steers was cleaned up at strong prices
with yesterday and Is q soc higher than
last weeks close. Butcher stock was
strong this morning, good cows were 400
soc higher than last week, medium grades
some stronger. Trading in feeders was
very dull, and a narrow outlet to traders
who were not taking on any fresh sup
plies unless at sharply lower prices.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
steers. SHOWCASES good to choice
beeves. SIS 25@165O: fair to good beeves.
s13.25Q15O0; common to fair beeves,
S9.o001275; good to choice yearlings.
SIC. OO@17.50; fair to good yearlings,
S12 90 OILS so; common to fair yearlings.
IS 5O011.00; ehoice to prime grass steers.
s13.759150O; fair to good grass beeves.
s11.25@13.5O: common to fair grass beeves,
$9.00Q1075; Mexican beeves, Ss00Ql0 90;
good to choice heifers. ss.50@11.50: good
to choice cows, IS 5000 so; fair to good
cows. s7.50@S so; common to fair cows.
S5.50070O; prime feeders, l200@13 so;
good to choice feeders. 50 759115O: fair
to good feeders, ss.5009.5o; common to
fair feeders. s6.O0@750: good to choice
stockers. s9.0O@10,50; stock heifers. Sc so
@7.5O: stock cows, ss250z5o: stock
calves, s6.2599.50; veal calves. $500
1873: bulls, stays. etc. s75099,50
Hogs-Receipts today amounted to "a
loads, estimated at $500 head the sup
plies for the week being 22,3oO head. To-
days market was fairly active, probably
the least reduction of any day this week
and the light supply was soon disposed of
The market was a very uneven affair,
with opinion Of statesmen and buyers very
varying. There was an occasional sale
which might be considered steady with
yesterdays general market, but most of
the sales were 1o92Sc rover, Bulk Of
the heavy hogs was $15.25@15.75, with
best medium and light hogs from $500
to >$16.75, with a top of $685.
sheep-There were no sheep here today.
the run for the week amounting to 1900
head The market is quotably nominally
steady at the advance for the week. De-
mand has been broad and trade fairly
active for practically all kinds of lambs
and sheep. Fat lambs are selling largely
at $3.50 to 16 co., with best up to s16.10,
an advance Of around 75c over last weeks
prices The decline In feeder lambs last
week has all been regained and possibly
trifle more. best feeders are selling at
s14 90 to $40, with fair to good $3.50
to s14.o0. and fair lambs down to $3.50
Sheep have also scored an advance, best
fat ewes being quotable up to $500 and
feeders at $3.50; some extra choice feed
srs might possibly reach $500
Quotations on sheep: Lambs. good to
choice, $40. 50Q16.10; lambs, fair to
good. s13.O0Ql5,50; lamb feeders. $12.5o@
1910; yearlings, good to choice, 10000
HOO; yearlings, fair to good. s9,O09
1000; yearling feeders. 100000, so:
wethers, fat. IS .0O@1O.25; wether feeders,
IS 0099. 90; ewes. good to choice. $3.50
@S5O; ewes fair o good. s7.0097.5O; eve
feeders, s60097.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
Bradstreet,s Trade Review.

New York. Oct, 25.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Trade at wholesale has receded at many
eastern points, and conservatism born of
peace talk has set in. without, however.
abating the governments war directed
energies. Distribution from the hands of
retail dealers has been adversely affected
by the effects of influenza and warm
weather while industrial outputs have
been curtaied by illness among workers
With the epidemic of Influenza waning,
discussions about peace are receiving more
attention. perhaps too much attention.
and superficial prospects in that respect
tend to deter merchants from operating
freely for 1919 while also superinducing
disposition to effect cancellations, even
though complaints Of insufficient supplies
of merchandise still are numerous. The
central fact Is that merchants especially
those In east, seem more content to trade
in accordance with current requirements
and to let developing events shape their
future course.
Weekly bank clearings s7,252,1S3,oo0.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-U. S. Bureau Of
Markets-Cattle receipts, 1000; native
steers and good butcher cattle mostly
steady; western steers. strong to Csc high
err; Gamers, 15c to Csc lower than early
yesterday; calves. steady. Beef cattle:
Good, choice and prime, s15.50@1s.60;
common and medium, ss.50615.50. Butch
er stock: Cows and heifers, s6.65@140o.
Gamers and cutters. s5.65@665. Stock
ers and feeders: Good, choice and fancy,
s10,25 @12.75; inferior, common and med
ium, s7.5c@t025. Veal calves. good and
choice, $16.00@1650 Western range:
Beef steers. s14Oo@1725; cows and
heifers, ss.50@12.5o.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; good hogs, steady
with yesterdays close some late sales Of
packing grades. csc to soc higher
Butchers, sl65O@1L50: lights, sl5.75@
1910; packing, sI425a15.75; rough. slS50
Q1425; pigs. good to choice. sf3.00@1425.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; fat classes,
mostly csc higher; top native lambs
$685.: best westerns, $3.50; prime feed
ing lambs, higher; others slow. Lambs.
Choice and prime sf5.1o@1s.5o; medium
and good. sl450@1s.10 culls, s.00@130o.
Ewes: Choice and prime. s1O.2591o.5e;
medium and good, ss.0o@1025; culls. $500
80
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

| Roger P. Holman and wife to Louise
| +. Aulbaugh, S. e. cor. 50th and
| Burt SITS, 54xl2S $3.50
, Charles s. Copeland and wife to Ar
| thur Pilley. Larmore ave, 100 TT,
W. of 31st ave. n. $, 4Ox12s..... 2,70O
Julius G. Gllasshoff to Rasmus w.
| Andersen, Emile st, 100 1T. W. Of
44th ST., n. s., 5Oxl27A .......... 2.50e
James ]. Fitzgerald, ref, to Charles
Peklo. Gath St. 60 IT. s. Of D St,
e. s.. 60x150 .................... 2,100
Alfred N. Boicourt and wife to STAN
islaw Stefanski and wife. s. W. cor.
seth and E SITS, G5x130. $500
Catherine A. knight and husband to
Alfred N Boicourt and wife, ?3d
St. ITO IT. S. Of A St, e. s, 5ox
100 ........ ..................... $500
Gilbert E. Ferry to Lyman s. Buck
ley, 25th St, 60 IT. n. Of P St,
e. g, 7Sx30 .................... sO0
Joseph ]. Dodds and wife to Emer
son Dodds, Cunning ST., ESQ IT.
W. of 50th St, $. s., 1O0x135......
Robert Kunkel and wife to l.. Sheets,
SOSi5o ...'.....'.... ........... 5000
Samuel L. Robinson and wife to
Cham Weiskopf. s. e. cor. 18th
and Pacific SITS. 44xSS. $500
Charles w. Martin and wife to F.
Bertman Alldredge, Redick ave-,
2ls IT. W. of 25th ave. n. 5.
44Xl20 ........,....... ..'.'..,, o'SVo
Helene l.. Mahoney ct al. to l., NJ.
Lord, S7th St, 1885 IT. 8. of Far
nam ST, VS., 67x150 ............. 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
HERE IS ONE THING THAT
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blood, the seat of the trouble, and
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Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo.
tions. and Never Will Be.

You never knew Of Rheumatism
that most painful source Of suf-
fering-being cured by liniments,
lotions or other external applica-
tions. And you will never see any,
thing but temporary relief afford
ed by such makeshifts.
But why be satisfied with tempo
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which are sure to return with in
creased severity, when there is per-
manent relief within your reach?
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Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-26
Italians Take Strong
Positions in New Drive
in Pave River Sector

London, Oct. zs.-Italian troops
have begun an offensive between the
Piave and the Brenta. In the Monta
Grappa sector Thursday they adj
vanced across the Ornic river and
captured Monte Solarolo, part OF
Monte Prassolan and Monte Pertica.
In the Pave river the Italians
have captured the islands OF Grave.
Pattadapoli and Maggiore. The
weather on the front is unfavorable.
Rome, Oct. 25.-In bitter fighting
yesterday in the region of Monte
Grappa the Italians established
themselves on the northern bank of
the Ornic river. They captured
nearly 5000 prisoners.