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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
Hun Plane Seen Near Havre.

Havre, April 17-An enemy air
plane succeeded In passing observa-
ton posts md flew over the district
Several bombs were dropped near one
of the camps for German prisoners
There were no casualties.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
U. S. MEN AT VLADIV0ST0K
Marines Join Japanese and British
Troops in Patrol Duty at Rus
sian Port.

Hardin April 16.-Amerlcan marines
have landed Mt Vladivostok, as well as
British and japanese forces, accord
ing TO advices from that place. The
Americans are in control Of the docks,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
w. n. Stead Ends Life.

Chicago, April 10. - William III.
Stead of Streator, ILL.,, attorney gen
eral of Illinois for two terms and d.
rector of trade and commerce In the
governors cabinet, shot himself In the
Great Northern hotel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
Excellent Manager.

what kind of a housekeeper did
Flubdub marry2 Some say she's
poor manager"
81 should consider her an excellent
manager. She makes him get the
breakfast and they take their dinner
out. "-LouiSvllle Courier-Journal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
Senator sroussard Near Death

New iberia, La, April 15.-Reports
from the bedside Of United States
Senator Robert f. Broussard, critical
~ III at his home here, We're that he
was gradually sinking and death was
momentarily expected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
TWO SOLDIERS DIE IN CRASH
Six Others Injured in Motortruck Ac-
cldent at Spartanburg, S. c.
Victims From WadsWorth.

Spartansburg, S. c., April 1.-two
soldiers were killed and six injured
in n motortruck accident here. The
troops were from Camp Wadsworth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18

In some social circles only men with
an income can come In.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
Alaska Minerals

In 1917 Alaska produced minerals
valued Mt SAL 100000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-04-18
u. S. MEN KILL
100 GERMANS
Enemy's Casualties Estimated at
Between 800 and 400 Near
Apremont Forest.
TWO NEW ATTACKS FAIL
Twelve of the 38 Prisoners Captured
by Yankees Northwest of Toui on
Friday Die of Wounds--Ma-
chine Guns Taken.

April l6.-Preceded by an intense
bombardment of high explosives ana
poison gas shells, picked troops from
four German companies hurled them-
selves against the American POSITIONS
ON the right bank of the Mouse horth
of ST. Mihiel, but were completely re-
pulsed after terrific hand-to-hand nght-
ing. The Americans captured some
prisoners. The German losses already
counted are thirty-four dead anu ten
wounded who were in the American
trenches, and thirty dead in NO Man
Land.
With the American army in France
April 15.-After another night Oh Ter
rife artillery fire and bombardihen'
with gas shells, the Germans cohtln-
ued their efforts to drive through 10
the third line of the American posi-
tons near Apremont forest, north-
west of Toul.
They made two attacks, both OK
which failed.
The enemy's casualties in the -FOUR
DAYS fighting are estimated at De-
tween 300 and 400.
OF this number more than 100 were
killed.
Although the enemy wasted fully
half of his specially trained shock
troop battalion of 800 men, he was
unable to penetrate the American
lines, which remained unchanged.
OF the SO prisoners taken by Amer
lean troops in the fighting on frloay
northwest of Toul, during which TWO
German attacks In force were re-
pulsed with heavy casualties TO the
enemy, II have since died of their
wounds.
The American troops also captured
two German machine guns, besides
quantity of small arms, grenades ana
other war material.
The Springfield herald., 1918-11-15
sp
.bor. Kirkwood, Colo,

sp
.bor, Kirkwood, Colo,
e to get ahead before
axe Gregg is new one on
''''i books.
Il. c. Greer Of Eldora, Ioa. +,
helped us out, with $1.50.
Earl Coburn returned from
Colorado Springs the frs. of the
week.
After good summer came a
good fall. and the faemers are
shouting accordingly.
Il. L. Konkel of the Dry-Land
Record had his, and every body
else out there down at the same
time.
The Burton restaurant was sold
last week to . Mr.. Burkholder of
Texas. the change to be made
the first Of the month.
Bill and Gid Thompson, stock
men and two of the best farmers
Of the country, were in town
Monday helping to enjoy the
good peace newe.
j. S. Dunbar and j. v. jack
son. were the canvassine board,
and we're in town the first of the
week to finish up on the final
count.
1t viii take q year to get the
boys all back. during which time
it will take practically al much
money as it would if the war had
continued. We must hence help
out with the war funds asked
for.
One of the largest beets we
believe we have ever seen was
recently brought over from Kim
by editor Reginald Konkel, the
beet being grown by H. P. Brown
of that place. The beet measur-
ed % inches in circumfer-
ence and weighed nine pounds.
Could you beat it?
S. H. Dunbar says they are
going 10 sell ont and leave-does.
MT want to be in 4 country where
tue crops are 20 big they could
MT be cared for. Instance, maize
85 bushels TO the acre; and$1,4 400
of 80 acres In other crops. We
told Mr.. Dunbar we were going
to expose him for threatening to
leave the country, and he said,
"ail right let 'er 60 GalliRer,"
or words TO that effect.
The Springfield herald., 1918-11-15

Frank Streeter was up from
Lamport Monday.
Forest Gordon was taken down
with the flues Wednesday morn.
ing. 81
The needed addition to the NJ.
E. parsonage is being built this
week.
]. D. Mcconnell and Dunman
Irwin Of Villas were in town Wed.
nesday. See ad.
Young ShuIcr. truck driver
for the Sundey garage, was TAX
en- with fiues Tuesday.
j. F. Mcllvaine, of the Nell
vaine- Cox Realty Co., was bur.
led at Lamar Tuesday. Flues.
R. N. Conkle of Joycoy was
partially paralyzed Wednesday Of
last week whils In Springfield.
]. M. Hutches of Villas proved
up Wednesday, using l.. Bloom
and Jesse Harrisonas witnesses.
E. Lepel and son Benno and
wife. the big stockman and farm
ers of Roston. were in town
Satul day.
Gerald Kemper. who has been
caring for his brother Roscoe,
took down with the flues the
first of the week.
Our old-time friend ]. N Stall
maker of upper North Flats was
in town Saturday, and reports
good crops and everything lovely
up his way.
Young Mr.. Blevins. who has a
claim north OF town. died in Wi
ley Wednesday with aues. and
was buried in the Springfielicem-
etcry yesterday.
Last week came the sad news
of the death of Mrs. Chas. Hus-
ton. and this week the sad news
Of the death of Mrs. Gurn Thomp- !
SON. Obituaries later.
NOTICE
Will person who borrowed my
small iron block plane. please re-
tnrn same at once.
d3 8. E Speckmann.
FOR SALE-36 acres maize |
Iodder with grain, and 8 acres
zane fodder, ] mi. south Of Villas.
Write or call
d3.6 J. D. Mcconnell. ,
The Springfield herald., 1918-11-15
Locals
I. Bloom, villas, 81. .5o.

$500.
T. E. Barr of North Flats was
in town Monday.
Rogers Dance of Pretty Prairie
was in town Saturday.
Luke Gregg of Utleyville is
new one on the Herald.
The commissioners we're in ses
sion the first Of the week.
Pete Marsh. the well man, il
in on a furlough this week.
G. w. Tabor If Kirkwell help
ed US out with $1.50 this week.
i Annabelle Handley had hare
siege of fiues. but is alright now
Fred Bryan and niece Berth;
we're over from Konantz on thu
18th inst.
]. a. SHILLING, the insurance
man, helped the Herald out S3.0
last week.
Mrs. E. j. Watson OF Lamar is
the trained nurse at the Spring
field hospital.
] Merchant Stroud became vic
I tim of the flues last week, but
has about recovered.
Cap Hagerman gave it up and
| went to bed the first of the week.
Is getting along we'll.
Mrs. Sam Holt was taken with
flues the first of the week. Get
ting along fairly we'll.
Eli Thomas has entirely recov-
cred from the flues. and has been
caring for the Kemper family.
Miss Helen McAdam was taken
sick Wednesday. She had the
flues a short time ago, and this
may be an after effect.
Merchant Sedwick and wife
both became hospital patients
the first of the week-flues.
Getting along fairly well.
Merchant Jettis contemplating
putting in hardware and lum-
Der yard at Kim in the early fu-
ture. Sure a good opening.
Mrs. Ed. Measel has been very
low for two weeks, case not def
initely known. Better as we
write this-Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mesnard of Modesto.
Calf, sends $1.50 for the Her
aid. Mrs. Mesnard sometime
ago moved from Baca to Califor'
MIA.
Roscoe Kemper has been i,ov-
ering between life and death for
nearly three weeks. but at this
writing-Wednesday morning, lis
some better. Flues.
C. L. Pearce, manager Of the
McIlvaine. Cox Realty Co, in the
Herald annex, went to bsd sick
Wednesday morning -fiues.
,,srkk
Joe Sunday took down with
fiues the first of the week. bis
brother Maurice came down from
Lamar Tuesday to care for him.
He is in the Springfield hospital.
Jesse Harrison, ranchman of
the S..nd Arroyo. and who Incl
|den,alIy in the past five years has
grown one OF the finest groves in
the county. was in town Wednes-
Jay.
W. C. Mcmillan of West Plains,
Mo, traded last week for a half
section is miles west. He has
been county superintendent of
schools in his home county for
eight years, and would be val
liable adjunct to Baca county.
Telegl am to Mrs. Bailey
Denver, Colo, Nov. IL. 1918.
Mrs. w. P. Bailey, member OF
Council of Nat. Defense, Spring
field, Colo.
"Peace, Good Will Towards
Men" ;.
Peace was declared. Nov. IL. 1t
lis a Natl holiday and should be
obs elved. There should be
great rejoicing and celebration.
Gov. Julias Gunter.
They were some umpkins that
the Herald has recently had on
display in its office. Ope grown
The Springfield herald., 1918-11-15
Our Advertising Manager
l8 Down and Out
But The

But The
Flint and Hagerman store Is do
ing business at the old stand, and is
prepared to fill your orders with the
Usual Promptness
The Springfield herald., 1918-11-15
WA. THOMPSON
Auctioneer

Always have a nice lot of
work Horses and Mich
Cows for sale. Will &c. .anv
where and cry sales.
Ph one for dates at My ex-
pense, or make dates a
Herald Office or eithet
Bank Ask anybody for
r eferences.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
CHOOUE DE UN GUAYIN CON UN
TRANVIA

Aver en- Il tsrde, como a las seis,
cnoco IN CAIRO cue manejaba ell Sc
nor A. &. Pena, con un tranvia cleo
trico de los de- la Inca de Hot, Well,
cerca de IA curba que Sc encuentra
precisamente enfrente del Hotel de
csc nombre, en- Ia parte sur de Ia ciu-
dad.
El senior pequena. que habia venido
de Elmendorf, regresaba con su caro-
g esa poblaci6n, cuando fue alcan-
zado por el tranvia que vo!co al qua
yin c~ausandole grandes desperfectos.
Fl senior Pena recibi0 algunos gel
pes ligeros en- Ia cara Y en- Ell cos
tado izquierdo. La bestia que tiraba
del caro- sali0 ilesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
In meXiCanO muert0..
(Yiene de IA la.(


al iegar al switch que eSta lhme"'a-
t. . las referldaS GALES Sc descaEri-
taron y fueroh aiguhaS de eh"s d cto
car contra Ia casa que eSVaOa S'e""o
trasportada' IA cue maISr'a'h'e"'e III"
hecna trlzaS' haoieAao sido .! Peor IL
brado Ramon Valencia que WV en-
n casa Hun'ero 'l" oe :" ca'.7 Layer
cullen reSN!lo mue'to
fIr'i''S'' ("' M.
q" Ell !" Gas" ""''iei' i,''f
col ""@ P'e'"' ueS..0~'I"' '''''
I3e''e sc * ''""Si"U" ID 4i'S'''"' VI
!''1F' oo"oe ,oS Fo'0S "'O'''''o' w
Aatec mSEeS"uo' sc e ""''"'0 =
hl'e!Hor' mehc!o''a"o'
Los demas trabaJadores tuvleron
tempo de ponersc a SalvO ccrriendC
antes de cue los furgOnes fueran 2
chocar contra IL casa. De las mu!as
que tiraban de las ruedas CUE servlan
para mover IN conStruuccioa, clAG3
q~Uedaron muertas.
Les ~vecinos lie las casas lnmcdia-
taS Sc t~rasladaron 4 p~resenciar 10 ocu
| rrido = para evitar posibles describe
| res. del Campo Travis Sc envio una
escolta de soldados de infantcria. Que
| mantuviercn Z raya a los cUriosos,
mexicanos en- su mayor parte. que Sc
| mastraban eycitadoz Dor ia de>eracia
! onorr;da
T,phis, da n estaci6n central de
,oi;cia ssl;6 ma fuerza de renGar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
rOCIALES Y z
- PERSONALITY
FESTIVAL

Fl martes % de- los c~orricntes, a
las Sis ?. NJ, IA local numero !56
de Ia poderosa Association de Caballe-
ros de Colon, tendra una fiesta lite
rario-musical en- 81 salon de s~esioneS
rue csta ubicado en- la Gale Navarro.
La fiesta Sc sugetara a un suggestive
programme que estarl a cargo de la
notable cantante Mr.. D. Z. Rouse Y
lie Ia Dianista H. \. Wise. FL senior
St. P. Rodynko, que rccientemente
estuvo radicado en- Sanga, China,
dara una c~onfcrenCia i!Ustrada Sobrc
IA guerra en- China.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
Los discusses Camhiad0S..
(Viene de la la. plana.)

estSdiz,a, que debido a su infatiGahle
eae-g1a Y en- medic de dificultades
sin cuento he saoido conducir por ia
via de la p~acif;caci6n y del progre-
so eta repiblics.
al mismo tempo suolico a Su
Excalencia me peTm:ta eXpresar mi
admiration por IL v!gocosa admins
TRACTION de este pals, tanto como mi
orofundo aprecio por todas las IA
cilidades dadas por ell %gobierno de
Su Excelencia a mis- conciudadanoS
en- sus emprasas comerciales e indus
triales, cue no dudo, contribuiran
gradualmente al desarrollo de las
buenas re~laciones que tan fe,izmen-
te han existido entire nuestros dos
paises.'
e. ~preSidente CarranZa por 81 par
te. a. contestar el discourse del Nj
niStro Oteri, expreso:
"Senor Ministro: Es un placer pa
"a mi recibir de las manos de Su
Excelencia las cartas por las que Su
Maiestad ell Emperador Yoshihito ha
tenido a b;en nombrar a Su EXcelen-
cia como 81 Enviado EXtraordinario
: Ministro Plenipotenciar;o cerca del
gobierao meXicano V eXpresar a Su
Excelencia que Ell gobierno Y Ell pue-
10 de Mexico han recibido con gran
satisfaction el honorable nombra-
dado a su EXce!encia.
"Interpretando fielmente los SEN
timientos de alberta Y franco amis-
tad V slmpatia del gobierno Y ell pue-
Ole de Mexico hacia el Imperio ia
PONIES, sera r,uy grato para mi pres
tar a Su ENcclencia mi mas eficaz
cooperation para el desempeno lie
81 importante mission, asi como para
estrcch2r los laos que tan felizmen-
te UHen a ambos paises.
=! gobierno de Mexico considera
que las Facilitates dadaS a las en-
orcsas industriales Y comerciales lie
SIS cOnciudadanos estabiecidas en-
.uezt~a r~ep1blica Y e. fomento de-
:ntercambio de p~roductos entire los
los PASSES, Sera e! mejor medic de
1=.rachar las relaciones amistosaS en-
Ire Mexico Y cl Jap6n Y provoc&r e,
oieaestar y progreso de ambos PAL
SEES"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
TODD ES HiGADO

Is general Or decir cue c,'2ndo e.
hirado csta danado, todo es k.!gaGo =
cstc es cierto hasta cleric Dur;o,
pucsto que el higado es el or&aro
mas grande del cucrpo humane Y re
ne cue ~furcionar con 'od2 regularI-
dad nara Doder a~rroiar "a bi Is del SIS
tema. Estando cl higado enfermo,
;odos los Gemas organos sc deb!iltan'
motivando el NAL a~liento. etc. Pa
IA eli Higado. Coraz0n. Rinones, "a
los. .Asna. Tisis, Resfrios pasados,
Pulmones. Nervios d6biles, EstomaGo,
Sangre impura, Catarro, Rcuma5is-
mo v Debilidad debe I'd. tOEiar Ct
ALMA CORDIAL, Ia medicine que
sana cuando otros remedies faliaA.
Ir:r este: "Senores: En- Ia p~resente
encontraran IDS. $1.00 en- giro postal
ARA que a vuelta de correo Sc Dig
zen remitirme n GAIA de su Mara
VILLOSA MEDICINA, e. ALMA
CORDIAL, Ia cual estoy r~ecomendan-
dc entire mis- amigos Y conocidos; en-
esta vez, es para un hombre DE CO.
ior. Sin otro asunto a que referlf-
ME. me es grato de ser de IDS, atmo.
alto. amigo y S. s: Felipe Bciseno,
Ecx 11S. Manor. Texas 81 DE-
VJFLVE Ell DOBLE DEL PRECiO
81 NO Beneficial A QUEEN La
! Use. Alma Cordial sc vende por TO-
das las b~oticas, pero 81 81 botIcario
| 10 la tiene 0 no quierc ordenarta pa
"a I'd. mandenos IN peso Y HGsotros
! so l. remitiremos porte sagadO. Dl-
| rijase a Miller and Co, Sta. \, Dept.
90, San Antonio, Texas.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
BALE De

Los miembros del Centre Latino,
dc Brownsville. Texas. el dia 10 de
los ~corrientes. dieron Ell aQuelIa ciu-
dad un bale De fantasia, e. que re-
suite muy an;mado, habiendo asistido
4 i los j6venes de las mejores IA
miiias dc las c:udades ribcrcnaS de
Natamoros y Brownsville.
Las scHocitas que concurricron al
bale, lucian hermosisimoS trajcs de
capricho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
BALE DE INAUGURATION

Empezando c las $50 P. NJ, Sc re-
rific"ra hoy IN baiic en- ell salon &c
los Rcd Men, sito en- Ia Gale Sole
dad rumero 10 V medic. con mott
70 dc In inauguration del CLUB
FIAT. integrado por jovenes mcXica-
nos que peri6dtcamente daran fics-
tas para estrechar mas las r~elaciones
Gc las familias que forman dicho cir
culo social. Las invitaciones estan
flrmadas por los i5tenes AdoIfo Vi
ilarreal, Alfredo Rcyna c., Pedro Ra-
mos, Ernesto Marroquin y Adolfo
A,maguer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
la.,.
(Viene de Ia La. rag)

mento De maiz con dcstjno 4 Nueva
York V por tales circunstancias fue
torpedeado ' cchado d piquc.
Ha haoido POGO desordeaes con mott
20 &c las ciecciones.
Fl Mini5tro del Interior. seTor
Rahamondc, arunci6 hoy dcspues del
Consejo de Ministries, cue solamente
disturbics sin importarcia, habian o.
currido con motive dc las eleccicnes,
segiin los informes recibidos en- esta
capital Y procedentes de pob!aciones
del s2r del RENO Y no dc los centres
industrialeS, pues segun Sc sabs. ei
estos no ha habido ninguna altera-
icidn del orden.
Les eXpedientes electorales Y com
putos completes de votos, no Sc reel
;pir&n en- esta capital, sino hasta den
tro de dos 0 tres dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
Sc FUGO DE LA lNMlGRACION

e. Official encargado dc la oficina
De Immigration que esta en- la esta-
ci0n del ~ferrocarril I. and G. ~, do
partc q Ia pol:cia de que Sc habia fu-
gaGo de ALI un mexicano como de
p amos de edad. que estaba dctcn:do
para ser d~eportado a nuestro pals,
por presantar sintomas de enagena-
cior mental.
La policia ticnc las senas del pro-
fugo. al Que de ser aprehendido Sc
III conducido a las oficinaS de donde
escape.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
OTRA CANTINA ROBADA

En- la esquina de las GALES Leal
" San Marcos, Sc encuentra estable-
cida una cantina de Ia cual es pro-
pietario J. Greno. Aver por Ia ma
drugada fue visitada fuytivamente
por tres negros que Sc robaron media
docena de botellas de wiskey. Los
detectives Green y Harris %acudieron
a practicar las averiguaciones CO.
Responsiveness, habiendo averiguado
quienes fueron los autores del hur-
20, siendo probable que a estas no.
ras Sc e~ncuentren en- poder de la JUS
ticia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
: de- LAS OFICINAS De POLlCIA =
REGISTRO CIVIL.

Nacinientos.
In riho del matrimonio Migue
Frausto y Elvira Alexandra, Az ca
lie S. Pecos.
Una nina del matrimonio Narcis'
Sanmiguel Y Angela Garcia, Sl2 ca
lie Smith.
Una nina de- m~atrinlonio Jose Car
men Sanchez y Juana Trevino, III
Gale Matagorda.
I'm niho del matrimonio = Pedro
Gonzalez y Maria Gonzalez, ZIG ca
lie S. Laredo.
I'm nino del matrimonio Pedro
Urias Y Antonio Olague, BIT Gale
Martinez.
Licencias de matrimonio.
Zaragoza Ramirez y Elisa Stone.
Jose Barbosa y Alexandra Rodrl'
guez.
Pedro Saldana Y Sorinda esquivel
Esteban Gonzalez y Margarita Ca
sillas.
Defuncioncs.
Francisco Martinez, SO amos, 3l5
Gale FL Paso.
Felipe Araiza, So amos, 500 Gale
San Luis.
Elena Benavides, un aTo seis meses'
3O2 Gale Furnish.
Juana Polerdo, 4 amos siete me2es,
SOC n. Santa Rosa Ave.
julian Rodriguez, = amos, 91S 5
Laredo.
Salome Rios, 50 amos, 81 Gale
\. San Saba.
Julian Acosta, 16 amos, lob Gale
Veracru2.
socorro Esquivel, 10 meses, COZ
Gale Huston.
Gilberto Mateos, 50 amos, canine
de Rock Quarry.
Elisa NJ. Roriguez, AS amos. $40 ca
lie 6. Medina.
Pedro Riojas, AZ amos, 61i Gale
S. Frio.
Gregorio Diaz, I'M mes, hospital de
Ia ciudad.
Romano Hernandez, 20 amos, II!
Gale JuireZ.
Maria Salazar, IS amos, esquln;
de las GALES Ell Paso Y Coma!.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
La propaganda teuf0Ha,,'
(Viene de Ia IL. Pag)

las negatives que acerca del part'-
oular ha hecho Il Compania Espa6o-
Ia de Navigation, IL Prensa Asoc!&ca
dice cue los vapores dc dicha lines
Vevan los mensaies de dicho Minis
tro aleman Y los entregan a los sub
marinos Ell el Golfo de ViZcaya, en-
viandolos luego a Alemania por Ia via
de Suiza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-24
6 HISTORICAS Y


1 30 CENFAyOS CADA UNA.
ASelGIGJ ' EiOlSa.
Amor de N3tre.
p.eSc CUTgiTnleS.
pO2a JCaai!a.
Ia iiGsIrGGa Ge BTUSclas.
81 Ezrb5ro de SSviIia.
Es7tnS> De una tIcr.
EiTr lie N OfI-
aearrCTG de BTayants.
Ee.lGl GortGS Y Marina.
Is Nerbela de Ia palOma.
LGrTGCIa EgrEia.
Los AmansrS ne TerusI.
Nar-a1lfa - E0rSOla.
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Pablo y NIrEin.l.
EoTco y I~3,ia!a-
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: ia ~CENEiYOs CiDA UNA.
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t~lrinLnE-no o los = PareS de Fralcis.
Ii Dana De las Caneli3s-
1nHua ieScaUt.
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los C~IGUJNNuS esiiG yonrorines que en-
raSnS de COriaddS. QupmGdnTa>. =ulpc> V
hcriGaS. 81 PRIMER THNTAMfENTn - Ia
mas ifnpUriautc. tUdlGu IN EFiEEENTE
anGI~"ptiCu - prOuianieule APPLICABLE. no
hay pcii-ru de Infection y la nerlda en-
plea 4 Sanar de>dc .lUegu. Para uSO de
Humhre - br>ti3. BCRnErNE~c> 81 ANTI-
~EPTICO !pENL. Y AGENTE CURATIVE.
CGm3reio lueSo ' este Ilsto para cuaI-
Cu!erc cmcrEeuCla. PSeciU. &c, soc. Si.UO
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| Greer. Gran orerta de INTRODUCTION.
Mande $500 con SUI nombre Y direction Y
Sc 10 enviaremos 4 I'd. juntO con IS sor-
pTendenteS viStas de la guerra. Agregue
iOc. para los gasiOs de porte. IambIen
Sc 10 podemOs remitir c.. o. D..
Fuera de los Estados Undo Sc requic-
Si.i0 V los gaStos de porte. NOSotros po-
sitlvamenle no mandamoS articulOS i Ne
xico a menoS que el importe complete del
pedido venga accompaniment la orden.
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DEpT o. UiCAE III.
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dec,aTan cue q eie'.t::ciGaG los "a SALVAGE
cuG Gda haoian pe:tICo coda eSacfIEza. Gu
ai'0 Sc paccce dc rec:iiGlJ rcryiosa. ago.
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de- higaco = ia vc;ica, arusos SSXr!ale5
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con-? u ctatrrJn e.Sctrico. no pierda
81 tempo = ii. gro tomanCc estimulantes
que nCaca cuian- Lo que ST cCeFpo
ceSgS:;a - nuSva tucrya y vicor para
9rS les ne.vioS = irSsiOs whales vuel-
van A 81! cstaGo normal. Use el ciutu-
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J no pagre s les institutes nedicos lcz
prsc.ns tan altos CUE eIigcn por estos
E2i*E!os cinturuEes. Fl Cinturon Nc. l
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los maNozxm.os = eauEea
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nac!a. esc0ja 81 Cintur0n que mas Is
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nos reI'itira 81 resto de SUI valor. Esta
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clos ingresarin N las areas del teso-
70 gracias q los nueycs i~mpucstos So
brc la renta Y beneficios e~Xtraordina-
rios.