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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18

De Sugar City, Colorado, escribe
a LA PRENSA un suscr:ptor, partl-
cipandonos que gran alarma han eau
sado entire las gentes sencillas meXl-
n de aQuella comarca, unas pre-
dicciones meteorologicaS atribuIdas
al professor Alberto Porta. que fue-
ron reproducidas por un ]perlodlco q
Sc edita en- espanol an Pueblo, Colo
rado.
En- dichas predicciones Sc asegura
que para ell proXimo mes de Diclem-
bre sobrevendran terribles conf!a-
graciones atmosfericas de gases, erup
clones volcanicas, hurricanes Y tenn
pestades electricas Y IN sinnlmero de
cataclismos. a corSecuencia de una
gran mancha que ~aparecera en- el
astro-rey. Y Sc predice que el mundo.
como resultado de esos e~xtraordina-
rios fenomenoS meteorologicoS que O.
curriran del Il al 20 dc Diciembre
pr6Ximo, sera destruido totalmente.
Pide el ]suscripJor que LA PRENSA
olga algo sobre el asunto, hacienda
Su peticion en- noIabre de varias IA
miIiaS que desean conocer una OPT
MON sincera, pues la genie sencilla
que. debido a Su ignorancia, eS facil-
mente impresionable, ha prestado
oidos = tales prediccicneS Y empieza
a a~poderarSe de elias IN v~erdadero
panico. l!egando algunas de estas
gentes q penSar sacramento en aban-
donar este pals, que segun las pre-
djciones de Porta, sera complement
tie d~estruido, sin considerar que en-
case de que tales predicciones llega-
ran a ~realizarse, en- donde quiera
que Sc halIaran habrian de sufrir las
constituencies del terrible cataclismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
ES MAS FACIL CURARSE DESDE
LUEGO QUE DESPUES DE
PASADO ALGUN TEMPO

Es mucho mas facil aliviarse de
un resfriado o de toses 81 Sc le atien-
de Embellishments, que 81 Sc deja pa
sar algln tempo. Los persistentes
c~atarros Y toses b~ronquiales Que ge-
neralmente duran TODD el invierno,
son causa de Intermediates de ca
racter n.ucho mas serio. L. ". Day,
65 Campbell Ave, E. Detroit, Michi-
gan, nos escribi6 10 siguiente: "Fo-
!ev's Honey and Tar alivia inme-
diatamente la bronquitis. Espero te-
ner la suerte de no v~olver a ser alta
cado de esta enfermedad''. Este Sc
euro V eficaz remedio, para el alivio
de resfriados. toses, inflammation de
la garganta, etc, no contiene opio nj
NARCOTICS. A los ninos les agrada
por su sabor. De venta en- todas las
f! drogucGas (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
LAS PREDICCIONES De QUE S" Sc VAA
ACABAR E MUNDO EN- DIClEMBRE%
Son causa de aIarnna y pa5rlico entire las gentes
senciIlas, que va Sc apresuran a erllgrar

nos tocaria aqui. que en- Mexico, qle
en- la Conchinchina 0 en- Ell Africa.
Las prediciones de Porta.
Por considerar como una cosa Gu
ROSA las predicciones del Professor
Porta, trascribimos a continuation
algunos de los puntos salientes de
elias. que son los que mayor tenor
han infundido en- ell amino de nues-
tros compatriotas ig~norantes de esa
region:
"Debido al extrano agrupamiento de
seis ~planetas, tai como no Sc ha visto
otro en- largas centur!aS, el pr6yimo
Diciembre seran barridos los Estados
Unidos de Norte-America por el mas
terrorifico cataclismo ~geologico eX-
p~erimentado desde los tiempos pre-
historicos. Ese cataclismo sera oca-
sionado por Ia mancha solar mas ex-
traordinaria que haya vistO jamas Ell
observador humane, y la cual sera no
tada a simple vista.
Desde que el hombre empezo el re-
gistro Y Ia anotaci6n de sus impre-
stones. no Sc recUerda haberse OBJ
servado una maNcha solar tan gran
de que haya podido verse sin el aux
Ito de instrumentos 6ptico&. como la
que a~parecera el II de Diciembre
proXmo.
Esa mancha sera una vaSta herida
Ell el disco del sol; Il gigantesca
explosion de gases flamigeros pro-
~yectandose por millares de millas en-
el espacio. Ocasionara IN crater en-
el sol, tan grapde que el giobo te-
rraqueo podria pas@r por e! o ma
'yor facilidad que una pelota por el
crater de! Vesubio.
La energia electromagnetic que
Sc desprendera de esta gigantesca
mancha solar, seri h~astante para
causar en- nuestra atmosfera distur-
bios sin ejemplo.
Habra ~huracancs. centellaS. l!uvlas
t~orrenciales. violentas e]rupciones vol
canicas, tcrribles t~erremotoS, inun-
daciones V irios extraordinarios y
pasaran meseS enteros antes de que
Ia terra recUpere su normalidad.
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Fines especulativos

Como Ocurre siempre en- casos de
esta naturaIeza, en- cl que e. tenor
Sc apodera de las multitudes. no fall
tan gertes sin eScrupulos que en- vcz
de procurar tranquil!zar z las masas,
sc dedican & intensificar Ell tenor,
pues sacan siempre gran provecho de
clio. como Sc do Ell case el ano ante
pasado. cuandO el gobierno america
no expidi0 la ley del Servicjo Militar
O~bligatorio, en- que Sc hizo Greer a Ia
genie ignorante m~eXicana, que ten
dria que II 4 Ia guerra, 10 que do
por resuitado que muchos abandona-
ran propiedades o las vcndieran
a precios i~rrisorios. Algo por eli es-
tito debe ocurrr ahora.
Las p~redicciones de r~eferencia, CO.
tales que son, NJ eStan s~ujetaS a
leyes o reglas que las hagan inevita-
blemente realizableS. FL ]pronostica-
dor, por mu Sabio que sea V por mas
cue fun6c Sus observacioncs en- cier-
tos fenomenoS o en- registros de tales
o cualeS aparatos, eSta. con muy con-
tadas eXcepc!oneS. sujeto a equ:voca-
clones. pues en- cl trauscurso de su
prediction a Ia realization de aqucl!a,
pueGeH Ocur-ir otros fen6menos o eau
sas i~mprevistas que cambicn el curse
de los acontecimienros Q impidan su
realization.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
En- cue Sc funda Ia prediction.

I'm que Sc tunoa Ia prediction.
"Hago esta profecia deSoladora, d.
&c ell professor Porta, sin ell proposito
de parecer sensational o aiarmante
" Ia fundo en- los simples, aunque a
sOmbrosos hechos que paso a expo
iner:
Los planetaS circular en- u orbi-
taS describiendo grandes elipses al re-
dedor del sol. Estan s~ujetos al astro
central Y unos a otros, por las leyes
de la attraction de los cuerpos o de Ia
gravitaci6n universal. verdaderas ca
denas de energia electromagnetic,
cuyas fucrzas competentes Sc contra
rrestan entire 81. m~antenicndo a cada
planeta en- 81 curse regular.
Siemprc que dos pIanctas Sc colo
can en- posicion dc ejercer ]conjunta-
nente SUI attraction sobrc cl sol, "a
sea de IN lado del astro rey,-en
conjuncioa-o en- !ados oqucstos,-en
oposicion.-Sus atracciones unidas
hacen fulminar los gases solares Y es-
tos SC propagan en- e! cspacio, fucra
del volcan que llamamos 'mancha
solar. EStas manchas on cambio,
causan dcsnivcles en- Ia atm6sfera tc-
rrcstrc que ocasionan tormcntas CO.
mo sin duda~ ocurrira CT los otros pla-
nctas.
Dos planctas unidos son SuficienteS
para crear una pcqucna mancha So
lar ' una levc tormenta: tres Origi-
nan una mancha mayor Y tormcntas
c~onsiderables; cuatro dan luGar a fc-
nomenos scmejantes pero mucho mas
~intcnsos. Ahora bicn, cl Il dc Di-
ciembrc. no c dc sictc ~planctas
~cicrceran su attraction conjunta sobre
81 sol. eStando sciS de clos. Mercu-
rio. Marie. Venus, Jupiter, Satuno Y
Urano, agrupados IN un lado del
sol, fernando la mas grande liga dc
planetas dc que Sc ticnc n~oticia, cast
en- conjunction, pucs u poSicioncS
entire 81 ocuparan I'm cSpaCio cnccrra
do en- IN angulo estrccho de menos
dc rs grades, mientras que por el la
do opuesto. el ~planeta Urano %cjcrcc-
IA una attraction semcjante sobrc el
sol.
La TERRA Quedara en- una posici6n
respecto de la liga de ~planetas cast
en- un angulo de 90 grades. err per-
fecta posicion para recibir cast toda
la fuerza del monstruoso disturbio e.
lcctrico. tan pronto como commence la
actividad de 10 que para ~nosotros sera
el horizontc. No Sc recuerda haber-
Sc Observable una agrupaci6n de pla-
nctas tan formidable. El sistema So
lar del cual forramos parte, csta
cxtrahamente desequilibrado".
mo 10 estara acaso tambien el au-
tor de esa terrifica prediction?
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Pagaron porque los

Los pasajeros que acaban de desem-
barcar en- este puerto dicen cue a
bordo del Vapor Espanol Alfonso MI
en- el cual hicieron su travesia, ell
medico de Ia embarcacion les ma
nifesto que en- este puerto eXstia
una epidemic de viruela y que por
10 tanto harlan bien en- ~vacunarse, a
cuya indication accedieron todos.
habiendo recibido la injection de Ia
linfa antivariolosa, por Ia cual pa
garon un dollar cada uno. Como al
llegar aQui sc encontrasen con cue
la tai epidemic no e~xistia, han for
mulado concentrates que no son del
TODD favorables para el facultativo
que de tai maHera obr0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
RECAUDA MAS DE MEDIC
MILLION De PESOS LA
ADUANA DE YER.

VERACRUZ, Octubre 12.-Por el
informe Official rendido a "a Direc-
ci0n General dc Aduanas. Sc Sabe que
Ia r~ecaudacion habida Ell la Aduana
de este puerto, dur-nte Ia primera
quincena del mes de Septiembre, as
ciende a quinientos c~uarenta y siete
mil novecientos cincuenta Y siete pc
SOS, treinta Y IN centavos orc nacio-
nal, cantidad que comparable con la
recaudada en- igual periodic del ano
anterior ia sobre la actual 4 dife-
rencia de POGO mas de Glen mil pc
SOS de aumento.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22

er, the next thing | knew we were COW
cred up with tar paper debris. The
shell had struck Just in front OF us,
and dug hole large euogh TO bury
three horses. l don't know yet how
we escaped injury A little boy about
ten years old was blown TO pieces
and his moor mother almost cried her
eyes out looking at him in pieces-it
sure was a sight | never will forget
Another she'll struck the same build
ing ! was standing by, but luckily. i
hugged the side pretty close and no
bricks or shrapnel struck me. Forgot
to say that the she'll that struck by
the stables also killed seven OF our
horses besides smashing one OF our
wagons. q bunch OF harness and lot
Of personal junk Two Of the horses
killed We're fully $50 feet from where
the shell exploded,
We remained in Dealort about two
weeks and then went to the verduu
sector, and were there until the arm
istice was signed. / won't even at
tempt to describe what took place
you have read in the papers OF 1t all
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22

and We were in the midst OF It all the
time.
The llth Infantry stayed for twen-
ty-seven consecutive days aud nights
without stop, which Is sure some rec
ord. We also hold the distinction OF
splitting the whole German army into
two masses. certainly am proud |
can say belong to the 1lth Infantry.
We We're shelled lot during Octo-
ber and few days in November, hut
what got me most was the bombs
dropped by the airplanes. II sure is
some sensation to lay in hole at
night and have those big bombs drop
ping around you. You can't imagine
no matter how you try, the feeling
one has lie thinks Of everything.
When they drop one sure feels the
earth Jar. Many a time l have Won
dered II would see the next morning
or not But, thanks TO God. and your
prayers, ! came through il all, and am
not a bit sorry that II i ended
I'm sure have written enough for
this time, so viii close with much
love 90 all, and hope to hear from you
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22
all soon.
all soon.
am as ever.
WILFRED CHARRON.
Hdqs Co, llth Infantry, A.E.F.

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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs J. J Atherton and family ex-
press their most sincere thanks Tor
the sympathy extended them in thei-
bereavement and for the many beauti-
ful floral offerings
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22
FOREST PARK SCHOOL NOTES.
7-A1 and Assembly Go Over Top In
Weeks Sale of Stamps.

The report OF the sale OF Thrift
and War Savings stamps in the For
est Park and Maple Grove schools
from March IL to March 20 shows
total OF s15722. The honors are as
follows:
L.irn.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-22

GIRL WANTED Green Hotel.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
In "The Naughty wife. which was

originally produced under the title of
Losing Eloise," Mr.. jackson has sue
ceeded in weaving together a series of
scenes and arranged his characters In
manner that gives no offense, the
escapades of the wife being assisted
by the husband who as chaperon, is
determined she shall have fair play.
Two ornate settings, the, living room
and the bungalow are used in telling
the laughable story. the cast is admir-
able throughout, Reeva Greenwood,
Gertrude Walthers, Harry Keen, C..
EIwood Farber, w. Fl. Cosby and Irna
Heath, playing the principal roles
There will be special popular price
matinee at which the best seats will
be $1D0 The seats are now on sale.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
THEATERS.
"Some Tiroee

Some Time" the new Rider John
son-Rudolf Friml musical romance
which pleased New York theater pa
irons for one year at the Casino thea
ter will be presented at the Grand
Monday, Dec> s.
This merry meiodious comedy with
its keen and witty dialogue, with It's
dances that enthuse and Hitting rnelo-
dies that charm, comes under the
direction of Arthur Haumerstein 10
whom theatergoers are indebted Tor
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
active management for the presen,

active management for the present
He will give high class vaudeville and
good pictures. The manag ement will
at all times try to please the public.
The opening performance VIII be
three acts OF vaudeville. Mabelle
Fonda Trio, wonderful juggling act:
High Johnson. who keeps the audi
ence guessing; Lite and Weight, a
real novelty comedy singing and talk
ing act.
Besides these three acts OF vaude-
vile we will give a 5-reei western fea-
ture picture, A Mans Country" and
one reel com edy.
Prices: Children, Zoe: main floor,
adults, 30c; balcony, zoe
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
case yesterday Former Premier Wv.
iani appeared for Gould.
Women In suslneaa

Woman's power in America Is well
Illustrated by the thousands Of women
who entered almost every line OF
business to replace men who were
drafted during the war. Health proved
their strongest asset. Many women.
however, developed weak. nervous
conditions and could not stand the
strain of a business life Such women
should remember there is one tried
and true remedy in Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. which for
forty-five years has been restoring
health and strength to the women of
America
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
mrhe Maunhtu Wifen

Fred Jackson's three act farce The
Naughty Wife" which viii be given its
first local performance at the Grand
matinee and night On Saturday, Dec s,
By Selwyn and Company. Is divert
ing little piece based upon marital
complications familiar IN so-called
French plays, but in this instance pre-
senfed wifh . somewhat novel sid. TO
the triangle.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
STUDENT BRANCH
MEETS THURSDAY
HIGH School Girls Club Has Program
That Evening at Y. w. c. A.
viii Make Plans for Christ
mas Concert.

The student branch of the Y. w.
=. A. will meet Thursday evening at
The building at 1880 o'clock and all
The members are urged 10 be present
as ii is an important meeting in re-
sard TO the Christmas plans for the
club which will be made.
The student branch girls are get
ing ready to resume the Y w. C. A.
paper "Eyerygirl and they will dis
fuss the arrangements for editing it
THURSDAY night
Miss Rachel Elliott will sing a
yrpun o. Christmas carols Thursday
wentng and The girls VIII afterwards
make plans for the Christmas con
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
THE FREELY" High Jinks"
and

Song hits are numerous. girls are
plentiful, romance predoTninates,
music that delights is in plentitude,
and keen wit, crisp satire and senti-
mentality dominant. Many beautiful
costumes, most Of them upto-the-very-
moment in fashions realm, will catch
the eyes Of the ladies. Stage set
tfngs brilliant hued, and other environ
ments that will add 70 the pleasure
able viewing Of this attraction are
also promised
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
Decision Maxi w..k

United Press Leased Wire Service. /
VERSAILLES. Dec. 3.-Decision in
the suit OF Mrs. Edith Kelly Gould
against Frank Could to have his sep
arafion decree nuiiifed, will b. an
nounced next week, 1t MS said foday.
The court heard arguments In the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03

cert which they are TO give during
the holidays. The program VIII close
with a rnarshmallow roast in from.
Of the CRATE fire In the lobby.
Miss Bertha Eberhart, the girls
work secretary, says that all com
mittee cflairnen are requested TO
have their committee personnel com.
plete by Thursday night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
BID Fiaht Tomorrow Njoht.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-Nothing remains
now but to watch the clock run
around and then file in for the big
mill.
EVERYTHING il set here for the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03

A childless home is often cns,
less home. but It's good deal oNn
to the kind of children that are
in it,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
Beckett arpentier fight toniorl
night. The two heavies, champions
Britain and France, are ready.

The house is sold out. =.
Carpenter has plenty OF bachil
Confidence of the Britishers y
Beckett Will win remains urlaDa.'
but 1t is singular that they viii Oh
nothing better than five 10 four.
A report that 500 STANDING ro'
tickets were available at $25 ea
brought crowd of Frenchmen Y
pell across the channel YESTERDAY. :
they were disappointed in finding
"soldout" sign in front OF Proino'
Cochran's office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03

Many an uncivil young man y,
ages to pass civil service eAs"'
ton.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-03
MOVING PICTURES
The Ornheum Thoatr.

Mr. Ernest shannon has purchased
the orpheum theatre and viii take
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
RECORD CROWDS SEE JESS AND JACK GO
 THROUGH TIE PAGES

TOLEDO, June 28-Surging crowds of autoists, women and plain boxing fans, packed the training camps of Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey today and fought for advantageous points for ob- servation to see the heavyweight rivals go through their paces in preparation for their championship contest next Friday. The crowds were the largest that have visited either camp.
 Dempsey boxed three fast rounds with Jack Malone, and later Bill Tate, while Willard travelled only six rounds instead of the usual eight. The cham pion boxed three rounds with Jack Temple and three with Walter Mon aghan, knocking Temple down with a right hand punch in the second round.
 The Jamaica Kid of Dempsey's sparr- ing staff, refused to box with the chal- lenger because he said his jaw and stomach were sore from the punishment of previous days.
 Tate, it was claimed, declined to get into the ring until assured that Demp- sey would box easily.
 The champion displayed more speed and snap in his workout than he has in week, and his showing drew praise from Tommy Ryan of middleWeight championship fame, who declared, after his workout, that Willard was in con- dition to defend his title, which some of his critics doubt.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
AMERICAN ATHLETES
 PILE UP POINTS IN
 ALLIED GAMES

PERSHING STADIUM, June 2S. = Americas score in the inter- allied games as the result of today's victories is 19 points, France and Canada are tied for second place with two points each and New Zealand third with one point.
 The American sprinters, Charles Paddock and Lieutenant Teschner, took first and second places respect ively in the 200 meter finals, the form CTS time being a worlds record. G. J. Stout, America, won the 1900 meter run from Arnaud, the French champ ion, in four minutes, 35 seconds. Ar maud is the first Frenchman thus far to score.
 The American negro, Butler, was the first in the running broad jump trials, making "A meters.
 Today's winners were decorated by the king of Montenegro the stadium s honor guest. M Valdor, baritone of of the French opera, celebrated the signing of the peace treaty by singing the Marseillaise from the boxing ring to the delight of the S0,000 persons in the stadium.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
WHITE SOX TAKE ID ROAD FUR ] GAMES

A three-day trip will be taken by the Phoenix White Sox the latter part of this week when the club goes to Su perior and Hayden for a series of games.
 Arrangements have been completed by Manager Cass for two game series with the Superior club on Inde- pendence day-Friday and Saturday. Sunday the Phoenix boys will journey to Hayden, where a game will be played with the strong Hayden club.
 This is one of the best trips planned for a local team in the past several seasons. Substantial guarantees have been offered by the Superior and Hay den teams, it was explained.
 Manager Cass is in receipt of many requests for games from all sections of Arizona. Yuma is especially anx- ious for a game with the local club.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29
TIGERS MEET CASA
 GRAVDE TEAM TODAY

The Phoenix Tigers will invade Casa Grande today for little set to with the Casa Grande team, regarded as one of the strong clubs of the south east section of the state. A fast game is anticipated.
 The Tigers have been playing fast ball of late with a result that they have been defeating all opponents. Of ten games played so far this season. the team emerged victorious in seven engagements. giving the club per- centage of TOO.
 Phoenix teams have been the only ones to defeat the Tigers this season. The Cubs twice defeated the Tigers and the War Vets were victorious in the only game played. Games that appear on the right side of the Tiger ledger are Tempe, two games; Chand- Ter, Goodyear, two games: Peoria and Cashion.
 Lineup for today's game with Casa Grande was announced last night as follows: Morales, p; Felix c; Delgado 1b; Scott 2b Walter 9b; Rosas ss; Rodriguez If; Geary cf; Moses If; and Balsz, substitute.
 Arrangements are now pending for a game with Tucson at Tucson Inde- pendence day.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-29

Cinoinnati 8. pittshurn 0.

PlTTSBURG, June 28.- Effective pitching by Sallee enabled Cincinnati to win from Pittsburg. Miller was un- steady in the first inning. passing a man and hitting another A hit an error and a double steal in the ninth scored another run for Cincinnati Score:
 Cincinnati .. 200 900 001- 3 g l Pittsburg ... 900 900 000- ,
 Charlottesville and Wingo; Mayer Miller and Schmidt
 Summary-Two base hits, Rousch 'tolen bases. Rousch. Neale; sacrifice Daubert, Sallee; base on balls, Miller 3; innings pitched, Sallee 9. Miller Mayer 1; hit by pitcher, Miller :; struck out, Miller ?.