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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
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LONDRES. Abril 2.-Las operaciO-
mes de infanteria en- gran escala en
ell frente de batalla de Picardia, han
termirado. al menoS tempOralmente,
miertras ambos !ados combatienteS Sc
para Ia nueva lucha que Sc
desarro!Iara en- csc sector. Combates
locales han tenido lugar en- los secto-
res de Alberto y Montmidier, pero los
alemaaes han Sido c~oGtenidos en- to-
dos sus i~ntentos para c0ntinuar Su a
vance hacia AmienS, al n?ismo ITEM
DO cue las tropaS anglo-franceSaS han
hecho algunos pequenos avanceS en-
ire eli Soma Y Demuln.
Los combates Sangrientos y feroces
cue Sc libraron en- los primeros dias
de Ia gran cfeusiva alemana Ell SIS
ataques frente a Cambria, San GUM
tin Y la Feye. fueron sin duda dole
rcsas IeccioneS para cl alto mardo "a
l,Man. lie &e5c habcr ]aprendido por
e!loz q, les a~saltoS en- maSa por Ia
infantc-ia. sin una preyla Y grande
pTeDaraci6n de artiileria. SOL empire
sae in~fructuosaS Y grandemcntc ccsto-
sas.
f. fuego de Ia artiIleria alemana
IL. .,,. In siIO alativar1putp de.
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vo V mas fuerte material.
Una quebradura es Supplements
abertura en- una pared-la pa
red de musculo que proteje los IN
testinos Y otroS 6rganos internoS.
Es cast tan facil curar una he
rida o rotura en- este musculO CO.
NO una en- IN brazo o mano.
Sin embargo esta rotura tai vez
no es mas grande que Ia yema de
IN dedo.
Pero es 10 s~uficiente grande pa
"a permitir que parte de los intes-
tinos pasen a traves. Por supues-
to este no puede cicatrizar a ne
nos que Ia naturaleza sea asistida-
Y ESQ es precisamente 10 que mi
Metodo hace. lie permite q '. re-
tener Ia protusi6n deatro lie n pa
red en- su propio sitio,
Despues doy d V. ei D~eSarrollan-
tie Lympho para aplicar sobre ia
| abertura de Ia q~uebradura. Este
penetra 4 traycS de Ia piel haSta
los bordes de la abertura y remue-
We el aniljo calloSO que Sc ha for
mado alrededor de Ia rotura.
ErtonceS 81 pro.eso de cicatriza-
ci6n empieza. La natura!eza libre
va del saliente intestine Y del
| anillo calloso en- Ia abertura, Y es-
timulado por la accjon del Lynn
| phoy echa 81 Surtido de linfa y Ia
| abertura es otra vez ocupada con
nusvo musculo.
mo rs este simple: No es
| este razonable? Yo he probable Sus
! meritos en- millares de caSoS. Io
| 10 prcbare d c~ualquier herniado
| que me envie su aombre.
Escribame V. ' 20 le enyiare
| por correo una muestra gratuita
| de mi D~esarroIIante Lymphol Y
| un libro hermoSamente ilustrado
| acerca de Ia Naturaleza Y Cura
! de Ia Q~uebradura. No me envie
| V. dinero. Solo 81 nombre y di-
reccion.
NJ - ..a,..a. Sos ,rFf..,sr.-
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CUARTELES. GENERATES. IN
GLESES EN- FRANCIA, Abril 3
Los ataques de los alemanes a 10 lar
go del rio Scarpe, emprendidos el dia
% de Mario pr6ximo pasado. tenIan
como objective principal Ia plaza de
Arras Y Ia formidable defensa fortifi-
cada de Ia cordillera de Vimy. Pla-
mes preparados embellishments fue-
ron d~esarrollados por las tropas asal-
tantes al sur y al suroeste de Arras,
en- los cuales ataques tomaron parte
no menos de once divisiones alema-
mas.
e. resultado de esoS ataques no fuC
nj con POGO ell que los jefes alemanes
habian previsto Y en- cambio las bajaS
Sufridas por el enemigo fuerOn muy
grandeS. Como a las tres de la ma
gara del dia Is, Ia artilleria alema~
M de todos calibres abrio IN terrible
bombardeo contra las posiciones in
glesaS. Este bombar-eo INDIGO a los
(Pasa a la Ia. Pas. Col 5a.)
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IN PORTUGUES iNEENTA IN
CANON SUPERIOR Al
ALEMAN.

LISB0A, Abril 2.-Benito Caciro.
I'm ingeniero portuguese, ha inventadc
IN caa6n que lanzard proyectilcs a 90
millag dc distancia, segun dice el dia-
rio Ell Siglo en- Una information que
pu5licG hoy.
Ningunos dctalles ia G! periodico dc
rc~ferencia acerca del invento del in
geniero portugucs y nj siquiera cice
81 eli arma ha sido construida ya o sc
ira 4 construir, aunque este lltimo es
10 mas probable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
PARIS B0MRlRDEADO
POR Los AVIkD0RES
Y POR FL CANON
CUATRG Personals RESULTA,
RON MUERTAS Y NUEVE
HERIDAS
Fl Papa Benedict pretes=
Ia Dor csc bomhardec

PARIS, AbriI Ell octave bonn
hardeo de Paris a larga distancia sc
iuicio hoy q las 1910 de la manana,
habieado caido eli primer proyectiI
deatro del distrito de la ciudad.
4 las Bis de Ia manaaa Sc do i,
alarnla contra I'm raid" aereo enc
migo. iniciando la artille-ia anti-acre.t
su bombardeo contra los avioneS hos
tiles. fernando una verdaGera ccrt!-
ma de fuego aIrededor de la ciudad. \
las 4:25 Sc anunci6 que e. peiigro ha-
bia deSaparecido.
Cuat-o personals resultaroH muertaS
Y nueve heridas durante el dia &c a
yer, por las granadas que el canon
aleman de gran alcance lanz0 sobrc
IL capital.
Nuevas identificaciones de las VIC
timas habidas Ell Eiernes Sarto. mues-
tran que tres miembros de Ia fami!a
Laldon. de Nueva York, que hablan
, estado viviendo en- esta ciudad, fueron
muertos por la granada que hlzo
blanco en- una de las igleSiaS y que
segln Sc sabe cause cerca dc IN cen
! tenar de bajas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

OTTAWA. Abril 2.-Hn despacho
! prccedeute tie Londres, que Sc recibi6
hoy en- esta capital. dice que el Pana
Beuedicto XIV ha clevado una protes-
! Ia contra ell nombardeo de Paris Y
muy eSpecialmcrte contra Ia deStruc-
cion de las igleSias Y de los aseSiua-
toS en- masa de Ia ~pob!aci6n, pues no
de otra marera Sc conSideran los efec-
! tos de las granadas lanzadas sobre
Paris.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
Ell TERCER EHPRESTIT0 De La IlBERTAD
UN LLAMADO DEL GOBIERNO,
"DEPARTAMENTO DEL TESORO

"Enuna del Washington.
ScrriaO Marc IL ID iUS.
~ los Clubs. SoucdadcS, Orsanzachncs,. Ighas, Etc, dc los Estados undos
America
GabalGO:
Para Liener una conclusion vriorOSa en- esaS guerra r ci honor Y los de-.
Fc'hoS de America Y pr Ia hbcrtaI del Inundo.. vuesiro Gobnerno Sc We en- ell
$50 de rO|cnSr de US dnefO, V Dor este uUtNO ha Slo anuncddO I Tcrce IN
IrSio de Ia lhrlHL
la conrana para este npmsnto Sc hhara ell de Abrl de 1918, que marca
primer alHcrSarO de nr@Ira enuada a Ia guerra.
Los 1nerGlS de nrTh eTFanjcfo, dhIduaInHnt ash como IDT medic a.
la Lherad, de tai nGnra, que b Sd0 motvod del mas prorundo asradeuneno de
mi rMtc.
"ESMy SECURE de que el Terer ETprSurO de la LHerad cOntard de nuevo con
81 afEtu. sea cH fme SUI cedG Seu, dad Wcar de Su naCumnentO o ell orccn
de S> dniepaSaIG
lGraG que este EmQrrSMO tnsa d CmO deRdO. dcbcn hacrse toac Sc de c-
r"rAOS para Organ2arIO mel6duTnReutn. TDr 10 ano. ell nsiamienO de Uas las
rorIpracnnS y organEMciOne> en- Ia prGAm campaha para 81 Terccr ETprSto
Ia Itmriad, cs De Ia mayor hnportMua frrnenente espcTo que ell Goberno
TcCDHd ca cGperal0n de una naea iHnuaG.
CFnmado)-W. G. McADOO.
Secretario del TesorO"
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"ORGANIZACION DEL EMPRESTITO De- GUERRA,
D~EPARTAMENTO DEL TESORO,

WAOiENNIONy
MARIO 16 de 1918.
"0fnina del Director de PubHcidad.
4 los Clubs >CcI'ines. crGanLacUleS. lsesES, Etc, de los Estads undos
de- nNtlca.
Hefrundour al uamado de vuero Gobcrno, awha inserado. hecho pr 81
>rrwtar, del Tc>or0 de los ESmdos IndOS w. 6. McAdOo. Y dandO pr concedhdo
cue Tstrh> a,ndrrdn este lamads aulaiGs pOr Ell de@o de probar una vez mas
>l larINI>nn Sill haEd ' SI Duenhv Ounfad. 4 mi rcZr cIetuCSarenf les SUpho
que 81 IF2anELl.on . lIesH de nnciatamenc los pas0s neceslrosp para t0nar
ana UGrurWncun acHvd J de mi nanCFd orsanZad en- la campMa para e Ter
EmLstsutO de Ia lILeri3J.
TN CCnita cspeiar "a nonbraio. o que Sra nombrado sin dcmora, debea
:rUrrSe embellishments Y eAponer los planes para la total siematzai0 de ss
cIHFZoS
de drhuS cpuuCs Y para que uabicn con rcSunaGoS SECURES ene los mcnJDs
dc SIS gnZacWncS o cOnsrcSact6n I'll favor del crUr EnIrtsuto de Ia LurTtad,
van adWntOs.
"Rcspetuosamente de usedes,
FRANK X. WILSON.
Director de Pubicidad."
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Fue destitHido 81 Al
mirante RazyOzoW

MOSCOU. Abril 2.-El Almirante
Razvozow, comandante en- iefe de Ia
fiota rusa del Mar Baltico. ha sido
deStituido de su cargo por haberse'
rehuSado Il obedecer las 6rdenes de
los delegados DC los ObreroS Y Sol
dadoS del Soviet de esta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03

NOTA:-Los suscriptores, al ca mbiar de Residential, deben darnos tai
to Ia nueva com Ia antigua direction, a fin de poder anotar ell Gambia e.
nueSros Gbros.
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LONDRES, Abril 2-DeSpu6s de
IA deStituci0n del Almirante Razvo-
zow. de la Flota del Baltico. Sc pro-
cedi6 4 su arresto por sospechaS de
que dicho iefe simpatizara con los
contra revolUcionarioS rusos, scgun
dice un deSpacho de Petrogrado. Ell
Comisionado Naval, NJ. Raskolnikov
acuso al C~omandante naval de kaber
entrado en- negcciacioncs para ven
dcr la flota cue cstaba d su cargo,
al co~mandante de los Guardias Blan-
cos Finlandeses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
Los MEJORES GENE
RALES DEL KAISER
EN- FL FRENTE
OCCIDENTAL
Von KatEen, ven Below y
Won Hutier, tieHen eI mali
do de tropas eli eI
sector del Soma

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:. the act OF October c. 1917.
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Los ATAQUES De Los
TEUTONES SOBRE
ARRAS NO TUVlE=
RON EXIT0
LO inico que lograrcn Tue
sacrifiCar un gran nlme=
70 de genie para lacer
IN pequeno ayaIce

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.CASESE;
..Catalogo de damaS meNieanaS y otraS
nacisnaiidadeS: eStensa liSta de hermo-
SOS ~noinbreS-
Aande uN DOLLAR V lie enyiaremoS q
yueiia de eorre0. nueStro complete Ia
taiog0 Matrimonial, con deScripeiones
eompletaS. FOToGRAFLAS, NombreS y
Direcciones dc muchaS J6yeneS y aign-
mas yiudaS. que busean a IN marido
hreuo v honrado. Puede listed eSerieir
a c~ual1uiera de eLIaS Y eontraer un ie-
liz mairimonie IN muy DreSe ueiE2o-
i Nosotfos. por Euestra parte- somoS per
SonaS r~eesmcndableS. nueStr0 negoclo
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IA cantidad de UN DOLLAR slrya de es-
/ torbo en- una probable FEIlClDAD MA
l rRINONIaL- ESeriba hoy miSmo .:
COSMOPOLITAN CLUE
n RaI ass ysntce. Cal.
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IN ailo S.vp
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Tres theses , Low
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Panama, Europa V los demas paises COM
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sells meSeS , 5.D
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Panama, Europa, etc:
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dc dDndc. sc solicite ell peri0dlco.
D!riiaSc lOda Ia correspondents al Dr.
rector. en- Ia rorm3 s%iSliente:
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San Antonio, Texas.
TELEF0NO TRAVIS e4it
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! mayor circulation en- los EstadOs Unidos,
pUr 10 tanto ell mcjor para los anun-
ciantcS.
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LA PRENSA

DItRI0 POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION
En- los EStadOS Unid0S. Mexico, Canada
Cuba, Puerto Rico. Panama, Y las
lSlaS FilipinaS:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
To EVERY WOMAN

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We have hundred and one things
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to send out goods subject to your APP
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employed to assist you in making your
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
AME R|CANS PLAN
ATHLET TIC CANES
WITH EUROPEANS


American Army Headquarters in
France, Tuesday Dec. (by The Assa-
ciated Press,) Plans are under way
In the army for the most extensive se-
rles Of athletic contests ever held. The
series is 10 terminate in q great inter-
allied military olympic meet. While
yet tentative the plans have been an
proved by General Pershing, American
commander-in-chief, and the finDls of
the contests viii be held in pans, If
possible
The plans provide for competitive
games, such as track and field sports,
shooting matches and the like The
competition will begin by platoons and
progress through companies to regi.
ments, brigades, divisions ana army
corps and 70 the allied armies.
When completed the program will
embrace events for every branch OF
the service, such as competition be-
tween machine gun organizations, the
artillery, trench mortar and other
branches and between platoons and
companies of infantry
The army win be assisted by the
athletic trainers of the Y. NJ. c. A..
the knights of Columbus, and other
organizations in rounding out the men
tor the track and field events, PIT rely
American events will be confined to
the American soldiers, but British,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
TEXAS CATTLE
BIC SURPRISE
Of STOCK SHOW
t.v MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,srl

10y soRslNo JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlREl
Chicago, Dec. 4--TeXas bred cattle
provided one of the surprises of the
International Livestock exposition to-
day when a load of common CONNER
cial Herefords captured the grand
championship of carload lots The cat
tie were the property of j. w. Frazier
of Rardin, III. A load Of Angus enter
ed by +. p. Hall, victor in the contest
last year. finished second.
In the horse exhibition, "Quanton''
entered by Dorchester farm, Edge
mont, Pa, was declared the champion
American bred Percheron stallion.
The senior and grand Pefcheron stall
lion blue ribbon was won by "Mitral,
owned by j. o. Singmaster & Son,
Keota, la. "Mignon," also owned by
the Singmasters is the new reserve Sc
nior champion Percheron stallion.
Among the milking shorthorn cattle.
j. e. and C. b. Fade of 0rangeville,
o., captured the champion senior bull
ribbon with 'FInunston Duke which
also was named grand champion bull
at any age. Finlay McMartin K Sons
of Caremont, Mimi, with welfare
Champion annexed the ribbon forl
junior champion bull under two years.
In the breeding Aberdeen Angus class.
Events of Bleaton," entered by Clar-
eiice w Eckardt of New ork city. Isl
the new senior champion bull.
Among the breeding Herefords,
Repeater Jr.," owned by o. Harris a.
Sons, Harris. Mo-, is the new grand
champion bull, any age. Repeater
129th, owned by the same people,
was named junior champion bull.
A telegram received from William
G. McAdoo. secretary of the treas
ury, announced that he would be un-
able to deliver an address at the ex-
position Thursday night, as he had
planned, because of illness in his
family.
4 C. F. Curtiss, dean and director off
Iowa state college, was elected presi-
don't of the exposition, succeeding DR..
G. Howard Davfsion OF Millbrook.
n. Y.
G. W. Dunphy, Lansing, Mich, was
elected president of the United States
Livestock Sanitary association.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
ALLIES DIVIDE
GE RMAN FLEET
IN BLACK SEA

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wnEl
On Board the British DESTROYER TIL
bury. Sebastopol, "Wednesday, Nov. q
(by The Associated Press. } The allied
fleet has taken fro mthe Germans ten
warships in the harbor here The
Russian dreadnaught VOLTA now IS
under the British flag. Five detsroyers
were apporticned among the allies, the
British taking two, the French two
and the italians one. Four subma-
rines, all German, were divided be-
tween the French and British All the
remaining warships and merchant YES
sells of the German Black sea fleet
will be held here.
There are about 1900 German
troops in Crimea. They have request
ed permission TO proceed to Germany
by way of Triest.
Sebastopol is governed<by a coalition
committee of working men. merchants
and professors. The people want 10
establish crimea as a lf-governing
state with it's capital at Simferopoi
under the federal republic of Russia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
PROBLEMS
ARE DISCUSSED
IN THE SENATE
League Of Nations, Di8arma-
ment Open Diplomacy and
Other Subjects Discussed in
Five Hours Debate
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrs.,

! lsr nossiNe JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wissiA
Washington, Dec. 4.-President
Wilson'S fourteen principles and
| terms, the league of nations. interim
tional disarmament, open diplomacy
and other subjects connected with the
forthcoming peace conference We're
discussed in the senate today during
the five hours of debate in which
many senator's. both republicans and
democrats, joined
During the discussion Senator
Borah of Idaho, republican, intro
duced resolution proposing publica-
ton of the peace treaty Immediately
upon its completion and open discus
sion of it in the senate, while Senator
Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, repuh-
lican, offered a resolution seeking in
depreciation by the president of the
fourteen point
Both resolutions will be sent to the
foreign relations committee, which
before the senate discussion opened,
considered for almost two hours be-
hind closed doors the resolution of
Senator Cummins of Iowa, republi-
can, proposing appointment of SEN
ate committee to attend the Paris
conference to keep the senate in
formed of events there. Action on
the Cummins resolution was post
ponel until tomorrow with admins
tration leaders and some republicans
reported opposing its approval. The
committee also decided to put over
until next week the resolution of SEN
ator Knox of Pennsylvania. republi-
can, calling for postponement of ac-
ton by the peace conference on the
questions of league of nations and
freedom of the seas.
Senator Frelinghuysen, in offering
his resolution declared the president
had never elaborated on many of his
fourteen terms and demanded that
the American people be informed of
their concrete application.
In reply, Senator Walsh of Mon
tana, democrat, said delay in criti-
cism of the fourteen principles was
ground for general belief that the
country approved them. Senators
poinde1ter of Washington, Knox of
Pennsylvania, and Johnson of Cali
fornia challenged that view. They in
sisted that after their enurEiation
peace discussion generally had been /
'rowned upon until recently and con
;equently there had been no general
discussion of them. Senator John |
son said the president had gone to |
France leaving the nation ignorant of |
he precise meaning of his prin |
,iples.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
FIVE THOUSAND
MORE AME RIGAN
TROOPS RE TURN
Two Transports Steam Into
New York Harbor Just As
Presidents Boat Is Leaving
For the Other Side
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New York, Dec. More than 5000
American soldiers arriving here today
from England on the transports Lap
land and Minnekahda shared as part
o ftheir home coming reception the
tremendous ovation given President
Wilson as he sailed for France on the
George Washington to help seal their
victory at the peace table.
The Lapland, bearing more than g.
600 officers and rgpen, most of them
avatorsJ cline in .itIst as the president
ial ship was about to sail. The Mime
kahda, which came in a short time
later, with 3,039 men aboard, passed
the George Washington in the Mar
rows. On each occasion cheers for the
president and cheers for the soldiers
We're blended as the ships passed.
The demonstration which attended
the arrival Of the Lapland and the de-
parture OF the George Washington had
just begun to die away when the Min
nekahda hove in sight, but its appear
ance stirred the crowds gathered on
the shores and the water craft whistle
into another tumultuous greeting.
AS the Minnekahda neared her pier.
she passed ferryboat transporting
the soldiers from the Lapland to Long
Island city where they were to entrain
for Camp Mills and the cheering Of the
soldiers broke out afresh.
Secretary of War Baker, who had
come to New York to witness the pres
ident's departure, visited the Lapland
as the troops were being debarked and
spent two hours chatting, with the
men.
The British ensign over the stern of
the Mnnekahda was flying at half
mast in nilute TO Walter L. Hart of
Malakoff, Texas, member of the
Nineteenth Construction company,
who died of pneumonia during the
voyage. Lieutenant James McIlwee of
Denver, died of pneumonia on board
the Tapland as that transport was
crossing the Atlantic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-05
FLIPS FROM TIE FILLUMS

diculed See how the Clown Ounce
started the war by conceiving an idea
the first idea he had ever had. See
how the baker of Louvain took re-
venge and baked his royal crust TO a
crisp You can'tfa afford to miss The
Geezer of Berlin"
In casting about for solution of
the kaiser menace Jewel Productions
engaged as being extremely appropri-
ate Hughie Mack for a principal role
in The Geezer of Berlin" This three
hundred and fiftv-pound comedian
was formerly an undertaken in Brook
Ign. and it seemed particularly APP
propriate that he should be given
charge of the worthless destiny of
the kaiser
In connection with the above, Herr
bert Rawlinson viii be seen in kiss
or Kill"