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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Physical Culturist
Wants to Match Marin
Plestina Against lib

New York, April 9.-(Special
Telegram. )-Bernard F. McFadden
of New York has challenged the
world, in behalf OF Marin Plestina,
against an heavyweight wrestler.
preferably Zbyzsko, Lewis or
Stecher for any sum up to $4,000.
McFadden is convinced of the cor
rectness OF Farmer Burns conten-
ton that Plestina is the greatest
wrestler in the world. He will hold
tournament in Madison Square
Garden, May 2, to determine the
rightful ownership to the title OF
heavyweight champion. If chal-
lenge is not accepted by above
dname date. No one is barred from
the tournament.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
RED MACK COMES
WITH BASHANC
READY TO PLAY
Team Guests of Bluffs Pro-
moter See Burnham-Pe
Match; Late Arrivals Make
RourkeS Look Good.

Two more Rourke players ar
rived yesterday morning and re-
Ported ready for spring practice.
Outfelders All Bashang and Red
Mack landed early yesterday, Man
ager Jackson says they look to be
in good physical condition. The rain
prevented the boys using the field
yesterday, but if it dries up any be-
fore | o'clock today, they will be
out for the daily workout this after
noon Last night the Omaha play
ers were the guests of Promoter Al
Fiori and the Bee sporting editor,
and had reserved section OF their
own at the ringside for the Burn
ham Pesek wrestling match at the
Council Bluffs auditorium.
The arrival of Bashang and Mack
gives Jackson two outhelders, four
pitchers, three inhelders, including
himself, and two catchers. kranda
looks like the goods at third base;
Cable covers the keystone sack
nicely and Jackson, as usual, will
hold down the initial peg. A short
stop to shape up with the other in
feeders is all that's needed to com
plete a fine looking inheld Hale
and Corderman can handle the back
stopping nicely enough, and Hazen,
former Murphy-Did-lt player, may
break into the outheld to complete
nine. Manske, Fuhr. Kopp and
Robinson are likely looking boz,
artists.
Fast in Practice.
If Corderman and Cable can hold
the pace they set in practice on
Tuesday, opposing base thieves will
find it no easy matter to pilfer sec
ond sack. for Cable acts like 1t is
his delight to stick the ball on
sliding runner, and he's not afraid
OF the shoe prongs, either. Corder
man throws them down just high
enough to allow Cable to slap them
on their necks. Manager Jackson
has warned all the players to be
careful about throwing too hard
This early in the game, but Corder-
man whips them down in midsea
son style and still says he isn't
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
President of Former
State League Wants
Re-Organized Circuit

Fremont Neb,. April o.-(Spe-
cial. &c. !. Miles, president of the
Nebraska league when that organi-
cation became extinct in 1914, has
written to Fred Wheeler, former
president of the Fremont State
league team, asking about sentiment
in Fremont for resurrection of the
league. Mr.. Miles says six of the
eight towns that formerly comprised
the league have signihed willing
ness to get back in the game. Lin
coin is looking for berth, now that
it has lost out in the Western
league. Mr.. Miles says. Local fans
have the matter unyer consideration,
but it is unlikely that any action
looking toward the organization of
a league team will be taken here this
season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Historical Society Is
Organized at Kearney

Minden, Neb., April 9.-lSpecial
to The Bee.)-A meeting was held
Tuesday evening TO organize his
torical society in Kearney county.
In this society the idea. vii. be
to perpetuate places of historic in
terest in the county, and to obtain
matter in the way of relics OF pic
reer days, papers, &C, which may
be gathered and placed ia safe
kreninr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Britton and DoWney Box to
12-R0und Draw at Canton

Canton, o.. April 9.-Jack Brittor
OF New York, welterweight cham
pion OF America, and Bryan Dow
ney, of Columbus, O., boxed a II
round draw here last night according
to newspaper critics. In the 18th
round Downey floored Britton for
count of nine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Baltimore FederaIs' Case
in Hands of Jury Tomorrow

Washington, April 9.-Justice
Stafford, in the District of Columbia
supreme court, today overruled mo-
tons for directed verdicts filed re-
spectively by plaintiffs and defend
ants in the 100000 damage suit
OF, the Baltimore Federal league
club against the American and Ma
t;onal leagues. che case is expected
10 90 to Jury Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Amended Boxing Bill Is
Defeated by State Senate
(By = Staff Correspondent.)

Lincoln. Neb., April 9.-The
boxing bill, which has had many
vicissitrdes since its introduc-
ton ir The house, and which had
been so amended that its own
parent repudiated it, was defeat
ed in 'hc senate this afternoon.
The bill has been considered
in the light of a stepchild and
was subject to all kinds of abuse
since i, nlst saw the light of day.
It was SO amended that it pro-
vided tIatboxing could be legal
ly dorc in the state provided
the conditions tina. surrounded
the b uts were ladylike in the
eXtrerlC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Oklahoma Boxer Gains
! Decision in Peoria Bout

Peoria, April ,9.-Early Puryear OF
Tulsa, Okl., gained popular de-
cision over Jack Wolfe of Cleveland
in l0-round bout here in which he
showed a great exhibition of scien-
tihc- boxing and was the aggressor
most of the time. There was not a
knockdoMn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Count Commits Suicide.

London, April Count Festet-
les. formerly Hungarian minister OF
war in the cabinet of Count NJ
chael Karolyi, has committed sui
eide. according to German gov
eminent wireless message.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10

Western League ball club were
present as guests OF the Omaha Bee
and Promoter Fiori and cheered for
Burnham to win, unavailingiy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Delegation to Vienna.

Paris April 9.-Dispatches from
Vienna today announce the arrival
there OF a German delegation which
has opened negotiations for the in
corporation of Austria in Germany.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Exhibition Base Ball.

Columbia. S. c., April s.-Scofe:
X. II 4.
Roston Americans ........... 2 s 2
New York Nationals ......-.... 2
Batteries-Caldwell, Quinn and Walters.
MOlefied Winters, Jones and McTarty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10

throwing hard. If he throws hard
err and faster after the weather
warns up, there isn't chance in
the world of base runners getting
away with steals on him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10
Philadelphia, April s.-Score:

Il,
Baltimore Internatonals ......
Philadelphia Americans .......S 10 3
Batteries--Frank, Mcclellan and Car
roll; Perry. Kinney and Perkins, McAvoy.
Houston, Tex, April 9.-Score:
r. II. E.
Chicago Americans ............ IL
Houston (Texas league) .....-.. II
Batteries-Cicotte and Schalk; Duffy
and Noche. Iyatt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10

The events are to begin at s o'clock
sharp. The Omaha Musicians as
sociation will furnish music.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-10

q. u @ .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23
MISSING IN CLOUD BURST
Buildings Swept Away, Mines Flood
ed, Tracks Washed at Con-
npIlSyiI1e.

Umontown, Pa, Aug. 23.-Be.
tween 80 and 60 acres Of land were
flooded, by a clou%yurst in the Con-
n~cllsvilic Coke region ear here
yesterday morning. Buildings were
swept ayay, mines flooded, trees
uprooted ard railroad tracks wash
cd out. Wires are down and early
reports said a number of persons
were missing, believed to have been
drowned. The plant of the Repub-
lie Lumber Company, at Herbert,
was struck by lightning and burned.
The loss is estimated at more than
100000.
Water at Herbert reached a depth
of six to eight feet and prevented
firemen from Uniontown and Com
nellsville from fighting the lumber
ward fine. A later report from
Herbert said two families which
lived near the lumber plant arc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23

A proposing al""nd;'""t /" SSJ',
Constitution of E:r-inin. and pre.iG.i.. ""f ~ '."'
certifying the same TO the next general iiS"ei.'"'!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENT

Columbia Bedding Company has
opened a mattress factory and IS
now ready to ~renovate box springs,
mattresses, pillows and etc., at rea-
sonable prices. Work called for and
delivered the same day. Let us call
and give yoa estimate. See US about
a new mattress. We buy old feath-
or mattress. Columbia Bedding
Co., Prince and Commerce Streets.
Phone TAB l69-26t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23

missing. A number Of employees
also could not be located after the
%cloudburst.
At Republic, near here, the
frciph hit station was wrecked and its
contents washed away by the flood.
Scventy-fve feet Of brick road was
washed out and mines and boilers
OF the Republic Iron and Steel plant
flooded.
At New Salem, Mrs. Goldic Brady,
chef operator OF the Tri~State Tel
ephonc Company, was badly shock
ed when lightning struck a wire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23

Three thousand barrels of beer
were carried away hy the flood
which wrecked the ~Jufnsnn brewery
at New Salon and floatcj down the
Morcna0hela river.
Between Juniata aud Phillips, lOo
wards of track Of the West Penn
Ssreet Railway were washed out.
At Fairbanks 4 department store
and i small building were washed
away and carried down Dunlap,s
creek.
More than 1000 cellars were flood
nd IN Tuiortown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23

N) The general assembly may, by general Law Or b spechat GHc G pas sec
organization nj government Of cities and towns without regard TO- no
unaffected by any of hi provisions of this article except those OF sections
me hundred and twenty-four, N hundred an twenty-five. te&ctpt 50 Tar rs
The provisions OF section me hundred and twenty-five recognize the Hc or
mayor n the power Of vcto) one NunGrtI and "ehy.AN u" NUM- IN
wenty-sevcn and me hundred nd twentyeight OF this article ana cNpi
those mentioned in subsection d OF his section. The tern "tuuncH IS use
in m OF said sections shall inGudu the body exercising Legislative ,authtE
f~ tie city Or own m all ordinances enacted md resolutions oa1nNl by
sch body shall have the same force n effect ior au p1p".' H mH.'I.n4
or adopted in accordan With the provisions OF section one hundred aMi
t.Cutv three of this article But ucl organization HhG pF.EhLh'L :i
apply only to such cities or towns rs NM n t" 80, - ~ !Hn yoior in an
occtont to Lc held for the purpose. as may 1T piu'Ided ~ HNruy ,,ua, il,
trS The genera assembly. at tho rci"%t OF nv. ~ nt -" -. Em
manner provided by law may grant to It any SpccLh! urm,W "h5"aHmn
an government authorized by subsection % Of thts% G Ga1 "a, an 4 D. S 800!
to all of the Droviionso or that sub&STtEt. except that u +"aA HI. e "c~1"
sry for such city or Owl to thereafter aiop the" same ,-
Ia Any laws or charters enacted pursuant to the provisions OK. Oh ms
prc&Iy to Judges IN clerks OF courts. attorneys for the" commonwealth
commissioners of rcyenuc city trcaSvrrTs and city SG"@rahi%
() ANY form VI organization aud government aUi"i&rd by any pro
vision of this section which may have been adopted ,h"@et"iorg by my ci%
provision became effective and which IL nw In operation. is hereby declared
legal NJ valid a initio. and shall have the same force ne cnect as II it
had been authorized by this Constitution at the time OF Its adoption. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23
CAR HITS sMOVIE" WAGON
Twenty-six Hurt, Many Of Whom
Are Women

Los Angeles, Cal. ! Aug. %
Twenty-six persons wepe injured
yesterday, several Of them very ser
iously, when a Van Mugs electric
car crashed into a sightseeing bus
carrying 80 motion picture actors.
A number of injured were women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23

of Virginia.
Resolved by the house of delegates, tho senate con"urri0G n majority
of the members elected to cGchi hon$c agr"clnG1 That tc following hhhH,
ncnt to the Constitution of Virginia be. II the same Is hereby pos
and Preferred TO t. general assembly Il be chosen at the" nc%t general "lc-
ton of members % the house" of Delegates 70. lis. c'ncnFroEc: IN cM rms
With the provisions OF section one hundrcda and ninefy-HN. OF article hitcch'
OF. the sad Constitution. namely:
Strike out from the Constitution OF Virginia section m hundred n
oighty-four. which is in tn" following words: ~ 800.
Section 49,. No debt shall be contracted by the Stat" except 10 nceE
casual deficits in The revenue. to redeem a previous liability Of the State.
to upprr4s insurection rnpcl invasion. or defend the State in lime OF war
No scrip certificate. or other evidence of State Indebtedness. shall De issued
except for tn transfer or redemption of stock previously issued Or lT such
debts rs are expressly authorized in thisC Constitution.
and insert in lieu thereof thc owin
Srctinn 1I No debt shall be contracted by the State except to con
struct. or rcconStruc public roads to meet casual deficit in the revenue
to rcInca n previous liability of the State, to suppress islr"cboh, rcp"I
invasion or dcfud thu State in time Of war So @crlD. certificate. or other
avnIrrre Of STATE Indebtedness. shall be issued except for the transfer or
redemption of stock previously issued. or for such debts as are expressly
authorized in this Constitution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-23

tho Constitution of Virginia II providing for publishing sad anacndHeht
and certifying the same to the mex session OF me Gc"oraI "SSshpE. ,..
Resolved by the house f delegate the sraaG " nt. ~ Lma5gr ny
mont to the Constitution Of Virginia be. aI the sane - hcrrea%. ropoTea
ton of members of the house Of Delegates. for us concurrence IN c,mUWrmuy
with the provisions Of section one hundred and ninety six OF article fifteen.
oil he said Constitution namely: - ~ ,-,
Strike out from the ConStiuon 9" "S'" SN"4 o' ""Neo "1
hrtr-sX which is in the following" words. . -. -,,
.t.rstt %n Sccbonn dTnmf' is authorized to raSc additional sums n "a tax
~ nrrrrtv not 10 ovmed in the az yr"=atr IKE rFIs N the dollar. in N
M yr to be annGrtmmd and expended by the" local school authorities
OF said ccunties, cities. towns ad districts in cMnmsntnS hd naInia mnS
that such primary schools as may be cSt2hlN"n N aayu Fr~L year. Shhh.t
Of tr fund assessed ad collected may be devoted 70 nc e&tahlShnnent Of
erhonJs of higher rrodc. The boards of supervisor" 81 inc several Countess
s"!E u .mmL Mna $50, cavrral cities. and towns If The same be separate
school districts shall provid" or thu levy ana c'Hect'h OIL suh local schoo
axe 49, .rwi,r.
saaa hSt 1ns " Enrh countv. city. town. If the same be = separate school
So n ond ~ "%tonr dntrrti is authorized to raise additional sums b Y n tax
o Erncco ra 81 nt 70 cc%mcd in the aG=r"@at" in ny one year a rate of levy
n tproIncr asS IN no 10 10 - - be apnoruon@ nd expended. by the local school u
n mnIrtainn ~ sSb schools as in their judgment tAc public welfare. may re-
ainthhnIlns-A 5aa " 49, 49, such primarv schools IS may he established in ny
S un Dr. r. "eh.1 be maintained at least our months. of that school year,
SIpt H,n 81 Of tho fund assessed and Goicctni may hc devoted . the
before hE par % III 81 i.hr grade. The boards r. supervisors Of the
severai counties. and the c2nncH .u rta r. - ..b~',1nt 10y III INC
.ma 10 SEPARATE schoo districts sh"t PN"'"' iH LIN iy ac coiecLoh
of such local school taxes.
hereby certify that tho foregoing is a true copy Of amendments pro-
-.d ~ a. by Coos.ntion and agreed to by the General Assembly Of Vr-
p :s:a u. s IaIe and the same is published in pursuance of section 1876
I'LL 81 u, Go1siI-nt+ion and act Of the General Assembly, approved February g,
1905. 1ouN w wrrrta1c :
Ce-k E7lSa C Delegates o. Vrsnic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
;ATENCION! :ATENCIoNl
4 CASARSC

;ATENCION! .ATENCIONl
4 CASARSE.
Cata.oCo de damas -uexicaaas y otras
nacionalIdadcs y extepSa lista de her
moSoS Hombres.
S:nvienoS III DOLLAR solamente V nos
otrcs !e reritirerloS, 7 yGel.2 dc CO.
rrcu, uCeSt-o complete catalcgo rlatri-
nonial con descripciones detalladaS. 70
TOGRAFIAS. NOMBRES y DIRECCIO-
MES dc IOveneS. SeEoras y s-rur.tas
meNicaras y de otraS ~nacionalidadcs. al
Gunas viuGas dc iutachabies antecedcn-
ties, quienes dessan cacontrar I'm hunra-
do y bUen eSpoSo. I'd. pUede csSrIbir-
le G!rectamente = cualQuiera de elias
y contraer un matr;monio fe!iZ en- cor
10 tempo. Sonos dignos De ccniianza
: nos d-dicaInns . uR negoci0 honratO
y licito. No permita. pueS, CUE IA pc
qEcna SUNNI de un dollar este de po-
medic ent-- I'd. y 81 nuy Iosiblc FE,
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL.
Esc-iba hoy mismo q:
RELIANCE CLUB.
Box $40. Los Angeles. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
Estd siendo fomentada Ia en-
senanza del espaHol
Viene lie la 1a.)

Club Espanol de Ia Escuela Brac-
kenridge, celebraron su segunda reu,
Mon, en- la que desarrollaron IN in
t%eresante programa literario Y ELI
gieron mesa directiya. que quedo
integrada de la siguiente manera:
Presidente, Emmett NJ. Pimentel;
Eice-Presidente, Felipe Tinoco; Sc
c~retario, Freda Grayson; Reporter,
Minerva Flores; Sargento de Ar
mas, Juan Avila, Y Parlamentario,
Mauermam.
Sc han dividido los miembros del
Club en- dos bandos, que pugnan
por ser cada uno el que mayor MI
nero de nuevos miembros lleve q Ia
agrupaci6n.
Una de las primeras muestras de
actividad literaria del dicho club,
sera la de llevar a Ia escena un dra-
ma claSico espanol, que Sc estudia-
"a detenida Y sabiamente, Y que Sc
espera constituya I'm iegitimo triun-
70 de los empenosos estudiantes, mu-
chos de los c~ualeS, de habla ing!esa,
tendran que veneer gran numero de
dificultadeS para acometer tan az
Qua empresa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
PLANTAS Y FLORES
LOS P~ENSAMIENTOS

Ell pensamiento Sc e EIDE semoral
en- distintas epocas. pero la mas con-
veniente es por s~eptiembre trasplan-
tando por octubre al sitio bien eX,
puesto V abonado, y en- noviembre Q
febrero Sc trasplantan al sitio que Sc
les d%estina. donde produciran una
abundante f~loracion en- los meses de
abril a JUNO.
Como es planta que degenera IA
cilmente, es precise cultivarla en-
terra muy fertil.
En- las localidades frescas donde
no Sc dejan sentir demasiado ell sol
nj los ardorosos calores del estlo, Sc
suele repetir Ia siembra a mediados
de MARIO. En- este aso sera posi-
bic tener flores en- el r y du-
rante gran parte del otono.
La exposition mas conveniente pa
"a establecer los semilleros debera
ser entire sci V sombra.
Los semilleros que Sc disponen en-
cajones deben c~onservarse con ell
~conveniente grade de humedad, pa
"a que Sc verifique su mas pronta
termination.
Como esta planta no pierde con
los trasplantes, por ell co~ntrario, ga
IA. Sc fortalece Y produce flores mas
hermosas, convene traSplantarlas
asi que tienen cuatro hojitas. Te-
niendo preparada la terra, donde Sc
han de trasladar no hay mas que
ir abriendo hoyos Y plantandolas d
la distancia de unos seis centlme-
tros, regandolas Embellishments.
Cuando va han crecido tanto que
Sc tocan unas con las otras, Sc pue,
den volver a trasplantar con las mis-
mas precauciones a doble distancia
que la primera vez, en- cuyo sltlo
Sc conservaran en- los parajes frios
hasta la ~primavera y EN- los templa-
dos hasta fines de febrero.
Esta planta refine Ia ventaJa de
cue cuantaS mas flores Sc cogen,
mas flores produce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
AL PARTIR

Lego la bora. Con semblante al
two di un ..Adios! y tus ojos de
sultana, Y me perdi ere y pensa-
two.
entire la imbecil turbamulta huma-
ina.
Es una ley por ell dolor prescrita
V sin dolor es una momia el Arte
Coraz6n, We Ia senda...ie infinlta!
esccnde el orc de IL sueno Y
Gparte!
Y mi rebelde corazon, 10 mismo
u ALA un leon la pensativa fren-
(te
rugi6: IA la cumbre! 10 al inson-
dabie abismo,
Bebamos aqua en- cada nueva fuente
u hallemos en- las liricas andanZas:
es un trono que espera, cada monte;
lisa NUDES son rosales de e~speranzas
Y es IN imperio azul, ell h~orizonte. q.
AionSO CAMiN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
Los industriQles tratan de re-
mediar la crisis
tV!ene de la la

hacer SACRIFICES para remediar Ia
crisis, cuyos resultados serian YER
daderamente graves por Ell gran MI
Nero de hombreS que quedarian sin
trabajo; pero que necesitan que el
gooierno haga a su veZ sacrificios, EN-
pezando por modificar las DISPOSE
clones dictadas sobre 81 ramo de mi
neria. dispoSiciones que son en- eXtre-
mo perjudicialeS para suS ~intereseS,
amenazados ahora mas que nunca por
Ia crisis provocada por la baja scan
dalosa que han sufrido los metales.
81 ell gobierno carrancista no modi-
flea Ia ley minera, en- forma que que
den protegidos los intereses de los
propietarios, estoS r~esolveran suspen-
der definitivamente los trabajos de
sus minas, hasta que mejore la ST.
tuaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
RE UMATISMO
I'm Remsdio Casero AconseJado
Por II que 10 Padeeia

En- Ia primavcra de 1885. fun ata-
caio nor eI rcumatismo muscular c
;rfr,no.orio. lie 5ufrido durante
t-cs amos. Y mis- sufrimientns COM
~prerderan solo aTueloS que essAn
afIigiGos de csc terrible nal. he pro-
bado rcrneiio tras remcdio. hab.enao
corsuitado Il un mGI!Ico. t"ls otro. Pc
70 los alivios du2 obtenla tucFoh So
lam.nts tcmporanerS. fInaimente en-
contrc un rcredio Que me Ia caraao
completamcnte y desde cntonces nun
n he yuelto ser moleStado por 81
rqumatismo. 10 he dado = nCmcr"sas
personas terribiemente afligidas por ei
rcamatismo. alsunas de elias postradas
en- CANA y 81 cada case sc "a etecr1a-
do ura cur1c;6R corplcta.
Desco que TODD 81 que sufre de.
Reumat:smo or cuaIGuiera d. suS
farmas rruebe este maravilloso poGer
curative. No nlaHde nj IN solo
cCntayo: Simpjcmentc enEieme SIT Honi-
brc y Ia direction ) 30 Sc 10 enriare
gratis para proBario: despues de ha-
hcrIo usaGo Y visto que - ci rene
iio que I'D. tanto tempo csperaha
para curar 81 reumltisno. I'd podra
cuviar su importe que g de JN DOL
LAR. pcro c~nticnGase cue no deseo
su diaeto ha5ta quc I'd. este pcacc-
tauentc satisfecno de cnviario. mo
!c parece %justoE Para que sufrtr
por mas tempo cuardo Sc lc otrece
gratis uD positive siiyio. No pierda
MARK H Jlf hSoN. No. i6O-E.
mas tempo. Escriblne hoy Hfisno-
Quincy Bldg, Syracuse. y. y. ; =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
Bales y festeios

En- ell muelle, ante el mar Y con 90
dos los tramites 'legaleS" sera erie
rraGc este cabailero Nal Hmor" con
10 que Sc simbolizara Ia obligation de
no volver a hacer IN gesto de iris
teza durante TODD el ano. o cuando
menos en- los diaS que Guren las fieS-
taS.
Otro nj;mero muy ~importante, SER;
Ia entrega de las iIaveS de Ia ciudad
a : N. Maria I, Reina de EnSenada.
Emperatriz de Ia algeria.
Tres grandeS bales, presididoS por
Ia Reina Maria | de Ensenada, figu-
ran entire los nameros del festival,
Dos de eSos bales van 4 ser de ira
jes de fantasia ' los p~reparativos que
han hecho las bellaS damaS de este
puerto para asistir . elloS. hace pre-
sumir que Seran grandeS aconteci-
mientos sociales. TelaS para los yes
tidos, adornos. etc. han sido encar-
EadoS a San Diego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
CROMCASD DE La GUERRA
Ell PiNTOR SIN BRAZOS.

barbara GeSeo. parecian inofensivos.
Todc en- torno suyo terror. V girl
tos, V carreras precipitadas. Y tim
brazos del tclefonc....
Solo 81, tendido sobre ell lecho, SON
reia.
"a no we're NADIA. va no sentire
Ia ausencia de mis- manCs-decia.
Sin embargo, tantos amos de absor-
5ente vision, en- que fue un avaro de
bel!eza. no habran ilumlnado para
siempre su alma?
y, 81 es asi. ell ell alma seguira Wen
DO paisajes Y figuras Y armonias ten
tadoras....
lose FRANCES.