davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
In at Lasto

"lncluding Thursday" said J. S.
Bache & Co. yesterday eve have
had seventeen million-share days con-
secutive as to full days with only one
exception. Wall Street loans have in
creased and the public evidently isl
more heavily in the market. 1t is a
Tact, however, that the public of the
present era is well fortified with funds.
NeVcrtheless, in q very large public
pdrtlclpation IN any II arhet, it is much
easier TO bring about reversal Of opti-
mlstic sentiment on the outlook and
consequent throwing overheard of
holdings. This is the paradise which
the bears are constantly seeking to
enter" w
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Favored" Issues

Goodbody & Co. say: owe still
favor the long side of most food,
leather, store, rubber, equipment,
motor, realty and construction stocks.
we are specially favorable to Indus
trial Alcohol, Southern Pacific. PAN
American Petroleum, Pressed Steel Car
American Sugar Refining, Corn Prod
ucts and Baldwin Locomotive stocks.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

The above rates express the cost of
foreign money in terms of the Ameri
can dollar. You buy an English pound
sterhng say, at s465. The intrinsic
parity is $4S63s per pound. Thus Won
say either that pounds are at a dis
count or hat dollars are at premium,
which is owing to the fact that in Enc,
land the demand for dollars with which
TO settle accounts in this country is
greater than the demand in this coun
try for pounds with which to settle
accounts In England.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

able in the form of mark balances
which can be drawn against by the re-
lief administration.
1t is now possible to make remit
tances in this form to ten European
countries, Including Turkey and Ger
man AUSTRIA
Sterling exchange displayed firm
tone during the week, although Lon
don advices predicted sa low range Of
quotations as the result of the closing
out OF speculative commitments.
Ii you calculate the cost of the dol
lar IN terms of foreign money at cur
rehe eIchange value-that is, if you
were buying dollars with pounds.
marks or francs-its value at the close
OF last week, as compared with a year
ago, would be about as follows:
Cost Of one dollar
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Nominal.

Below is given the current exchange
value of foreign money in dollars and
cents. together with the intrinsic gold
parity, as calculated by the United
States Mint.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

The Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York has put in force the following
schedule of rediscount rates which
apply to bankers acceptances: Maturi-
ties up to Is days, a per cent; 16 to 60
days, inclusive. AZ per cent; 81 to
90 days. inclusive, A II per cent.
Bank Clcarings.-bank ciearings yes
terday were:
Exchanges. Balances.
New York S704, 4,654,124 S64,0O7 200
Boston ...... 5o,673,443 1O,923, ,634
Philadelphia. $65, ,955, ,941 1928, ,6f8
Silver.-London, 4Sltd, unchanged;
New York, s1.01M, unchanged; Mexican
dollars, 7712c, unchanged.
Sub-Treasury. The Sub-Treasury
gained $4,000 from the banks on
Friday.
London Money Market.-LONDON,
May 3.-Closing Bar silver, 4S 11-1Gd
per ounce Money, 31s per cent Dis
count rates-Short and three months
bills, 3ss per cent. Gold premiums at
LIsbon. 100. 90.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

CLOSING rates yesterday, compared
With week ago, follow:
(Quoted dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

Then, after the : weekly payments met
T the amount of notes This alb !
lme, but, II desired r.
ape. you can get your notes
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-24
SAGE TEA TURNS
> GRAY HAIR DARK
IT.. Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair

That beautiful, even shade Of
dark, glossy hair can only be had by
brewing a mixture of Sage Tea and
Sulphur. Your hair is your charm.
It makes or mars the face. When
it fades, turns gray or streaked, just
an application or two of Sage and
Sulphur enhances its appearance a
hundredfold. =.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for. use. It is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the, natural color and
lustre Of your hair.
Everybody uses ;"Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur compound now because
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been ap-
Piled. You simply dampen a sponge
Or soft brush, with it and draw this
through the hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hair has disappeared, and after
another application it becomes beau
tifully dark and appears glossy and
lustrous. ''@ (.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-24
Thor and Carl Steenerson of
Clearbrook Heavy Losers
in Engines Wake
ANOTHER FARMER RAISES
CLOVER CROP; GETS $2,o4s
Another Shipment Fine Brook
Trout Fry Arrives; Planted
In Nearby Streams

Especial to Pioneer.)
Clearwater, Oct. 24.-Swat tho
weather.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-24

Boost the Roosevelt Memorial
fund. l.. Jensen Is chairman for
Clearwater county and has appoint
ed q set Of real boosters throughout
the county, hence we look for Clear
water to 20 over the top with rush.
The west bound freight killed ~
fine sheep and wounded for Thor.
and Carl STEVENSON, just east OF
town Tuesday. The train ran right
into the drove, it is said, hence the
awful slaughter. Among them were
two high bred rams valued at SIS
each. 1t was a heavy loss and we
hope that they will be in position to
have the loss made good by the rail-
road company.
Mr.. Hall from Bemidji is here
boosting for the Northern Minnesota
Dairy Farm Land Co. Mr.. Hall Is a
true blue booster for Northern Min
nesota and Clearbrook in general,
hence is always welcome visitor in
our city. Carl Haagenson Is his local
representative here, while Cal
Charles looks after Neving.
Andrew HORIZON of Sinclair last
week marketed load of clover seed
here, which brought the neat little
sum of $2,048. 1t is the most val
liable load of produce ever marketed
In Clearwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Downing of
Beltrami, Polk county, this state,>vis-
tied this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl W. Jensen. Harold is brother
of Mrs. eJnsen. They are much
pleased with our country and will
without question, in the near future
become our happy neighbors. -,.&:~q
The Clearbrook Game, Bird and
8, Fish Protective league received We'd
sno0day morning another &f1feS ship
ment of brook trout, which was duly
planted in our streams. They came
here from the Glenwood hatchery.
The superintendent at that place ia
to be complimented upon the manner
in which he manages to bring forth
such fine trout, and plant them in
q stage where they are in position
to feed and fight their way forth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09

pobieg!iwosci, petnieniu swego
zakonu wpiyw swQj mice muszs.
.JeSli to prawda, re zydzi So orga-
nizmem lam wrogim, tedy do
WALK przcciwko MIN mozemy u
zywac sposobow i srodk6w 70 lie
godziwych), ktorych oni sami u
zywaja. Karnose i milosc rodzin-
ma, miiosc i przywiazanie bezgra-
niczne do swej WARY i obyczaju.
solidarnosc ma zewnatrz, OTTO cno-
ty zydowskie. Tylko n~asladujac
ich pod tym wzgledem wzmocnic
sic potrafimy, a ternsamem i'm sic
oprzec. Nicnawisc, zazdrosc, pa.
mietajmy, to uczucia Jaiowe,
ktore niczego zbudoWac ME moga
i ami nam ami zydom ME pomoga;
RTE O to idzie, by zydow nienawi-
dziec, idzie o to, by siebie i swo-
ich rozuunie i po chrzescijansku
kochac. By zas to przybra}o for
my rcalne a ME pozostalo znowu
czynem tylko ma papierze, MECH
TAXI program piracy ma zasadach
Chrystusowych przyjma i wciela
do swych konstytucyi z blizszem
okresleniem rozmaite ,organiza--
eye nasze polskie," nawet czysto
ekonomiczne, kupieckie albo po-
lityczne, a praca wytrwaia, soil
darna i Programowa wyda dobre
owoce!
Z~akoiczcnie. - Me pisalismy
pcwno ola zyd6w. ChoG ME wat
pimy, &c wiclu zydow jeszcze do
,praWdy katoIickleJ sig rlawrocl:
niemniej jesteSmy zdania, re O.
got ich do kohca swiata tel pra-
wdzie opierat sic bedzie, Z mia
walczyc lie potrafi, prze5ladowac
jig bedzic. My wszakze mad ich
zaSlcpieniem ~placzemy, jake Ka-
tolicy wcspol Z calym Kosciolem
Swietym "a mich modlimy sic, wo-
iajqc ma Mich razem Z prorokiem
Tcrcmiaszcm: Jerusalem, .Jeru--
salem, convertcre ad Dominum
Dcum Tuum - Jeruzalem, Jeru-
zalcm, nawrot sic do Pana i b.
ga Twojego!" - do 'Chrystusa
TWeeo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09

gijno : ekonomicznym, a przeko-
nanny sic, re cierpiec lyle ME be-
die lud polski Cd przewagi han
dlowej i cd lichwy zydowskiej,
.Opr6cz tego, o lie przez diuzszy
przeciag czasu Varsity wyzsze
wykazywaly pewne ~porazenie
pod wzgledem piodnoSci, o lyle
warstwa ludu roboczego ogrom--
ME sic mnozy, co choc ME jest
apodyktycznym dowodem silly, w
kazdym razie napewno ME do
wodem sIabosci.
IA. - Ale bez jednego czynnika
lud nasz w cafem tenn odrodze--
niu sic ME obejdzie: bez ducho--
~wienstwa. | nowy nasz Rad Pol
ski ME moze wypuscic re swej O.
pieki spolecznej tel i%stotnej cze-
sci programu odrodzenia i muSi
obmySlec Srodki i sposoby, by w
ciele naszem organicznem nietyl-
ko ME zabrakio ozywczego ducha
chrzeScijahsko = katolickiego, ale
i tegoz ducha dziaiacza w slime;
reprezentacyi kaplanow. Rad z
CORY i daleko pogladajacy Srodek
ma to znajdzie; On ma rowni z lu-
dem ma gruncie chrzeScijahskim
stojacy, vic, re nap6r zydowSki i
Z MIN ~pokrcwny socyalistyczny
i bolszewicki it'd. przemoca w ra-
zie potrzeby tiumit nalely, ale re
i sama siia fizyczna ma sprawy
duchowego porzadku ME wystar-
GA. Sprawl BOWEN zydowska
Sccvalistow, bolszewikow i roz--
nych innych mniejszych i WICK
szych anarchistow, to nictylko
sprawl o chleb, o lepszc po|olc-
ME robotnika, o rozwiazanic spra-
wiedliwe pomiedzy pracq a plaza.
to sprawl jeszcze slebsza; CT
wszyscy chcq jedcn porzQdck' O.
balat ma to. by drugicgo mic po--
traffic - postawic!
u. - Gdy vice nova o kura-
cyl naszcgo spolcczchstwa~ o
skrzepienie so wobec zydow, ME
nale1y przypisywat wielkicgo
wplywu pu~blicystyce antyzydow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
zanadto bowiem w CA.

skiej, = zanadto bowiem w CA
sacil naszych wierzymy W pote-
'ge pisanego slowa, zanadto jeste-
Smy pochopni braG je "a Gym.
.Czynem jest slpwo chyba w tych
razach, gdy ME w~yrzek}szy 60
wcale, powiedzieG sobie musimy
Vac mihi quia tacui: biada mi
zem milczaf;" zreszta malo ono
W gruncie rzeczy macy. Otoz do
|jakiego to czynu nawoiywac my
Shiny ola lepszego spo}eczenstwa
schorzalego, osiabionego? DO te-
go czynu lub czynow, jake nam
W Evangelical i listach apostol-
skich Zbawiciel pefnic nakazuje.
Smiemy twierdzic, il w w~ypelnia-
ME przykazah Bozych i kosciel-
nych w~zgledem siebie i bliznich
pilnowanie przepis6w kosciel--
nych w naszym stosunku do zy-
dow, ~staranie o dobra atmosfere
chrze$cijahska pc domach ma
Iszych, staranie 9 tak4z kontrole
W wystapieniach publicznych i W
objawach zycia publicznego, oto
Ijedyna kuracya; dluga, bardzo
mozolna, ale jedynie do skutku
prowadzaca. Znajda sic wtedy
wszystkic czynniki skladajace sic
ia w;clka Groh spo}eczna. Znajdq
sic powofania kaPlahskie, DO ich
Mkt Swiadomie lub nieSwiadolnic
tiumic ME bedzic, mazda sic pie
Made. DO i czasu dis tax marno-
wanego nicraz uzyjc sic korzys,
inicj ! sill sic ma rozPtstnycl zaba-
wach targac ME bcdzic; znajdz1e
sic / solidarnoS6, DO sig znajdzie
milost bez swarow znajda sig
wolno$ci, DO jc praca rozwinic'
Ale jcdnej jeszcze czysto chrze-
~$cijahskicj cnoty do czynow ma
szych ypolsbich" nam potrzeba
cnoty cicrpIiwoSci; wicki BOWEN
riedbalstwa, bardzo czascm ogol-
Incgo odstcpstwa cd zakonu Pan
Fskicgo. W skutkach swych d'uso
'czuc nam sic dadza, tax jak die
siatki ~generacyi przcbytych przez
Izyd6w w piracy, oszczednoSci, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
*. p. Tudyka.
*. p. Tudyka.
Polska pod Jarzmem Chrystuso-
wen, czy ~Zydowskiem?

Swiecie reguluje i rozjasniaH Wy
bierajcie: Jezusa Nazarehskiego
czy Barabasza?...
II, = Ale zarzuca nam, re So
uarody re zmysiem h~andlowym>
wrodzona oszczednoScia i duchcm
piracy, te przeciez ME dadza sic
tax Iatwo owladnaG przez zydow.
Zapewne, tie ~przymioty maja swa
wielka wage, ale MP. Grecy w
przebiegiosci kupieckiej wyzsi cd
zydow a w ofiarnoSci prawie i'm
rowni, mocno przez zydow napo-
czeci, - zaS nieprzemysiowi, ME
handlujacy, niezbyt navel praco-
wici Tyrolczycy zydom sic ME
daja. Gdy jednak sic stwierdza,
re w Angiii swego czasu, by Rot
szyld m6gi wejsG do parlamentu,
zniesiono rote przysiegi ola czion
ka parlamentu (przysiega zawie-
raia formule: PHYSICIAN ma to
wszystko jake prawdziwy chrze-
Scijanin), CO juz wskazuje ma to.
re wpIyw zydowski wzrastai w
miare jak upadaia. surowa oby--
czajowo$c angiclSlia, gdy sic wi
dzi, jak pracowita oszczedna, tax
wysoce cywilizowana I,rancya
prowadzona Jest ma pasku zyd6w.
iak sprawl jednego oficcra zyda
mogla niemal do CORY nogami ca
~ kraj przewrocit, W kazdym ra-
zie ma diugo i potege wojskow9
podkopac, - to przyznac trzeba.
re many stusznost, twierdzac, &c
potega zydowska sAabnie wobec
chrzeScijanstwa silncgo / ma Cd
wr6t: o tylc sic wzmaga, o lie
siabnic chrzescijanstwo w marc
die.
10. - A dla mas. zatopionych
prawie zydami, mozc wyiacznie z
win naszych dawnych i swiezych:
czyz lekarstwo jake pozostaJe.
czy mas tez zydzi fatalnie zjeSc
musza? ze lckarstwo ola ciezko
chorego do zastosowania trudne,
kt6zby o tenn watpii, i nawet po-
wiedziec MONA, re lckarstwa ME
ma, ale jest kuracya dsuga, przy-
kra, ale niewatpliwa. Polozenie
pacyenta z n%iektorych wzgledow
Jest korzystne, a tc wzgledy So
rad i lud. zyliSmy, jak iuz wspo
mniaicm, pod rzadem przewaznie
chrzeScijanskim, kt6ry pewne "a
pory rozwielmoznieniu .lydow
stawiaI; niechze j obecnc PREY
szioSci rzady Polski ME wprowa-
dzaja tych praw, jake jui obalo-
ne zostasy. Lud nasz gisboko vie
'rzscy, choc niedokiadnie ~ieszcze
bardzo peini zakon Panski, pre-
|ciez go przestrzega, a co do do
|brobytu, MECH tylko uswiadomie-
ME lepsze nastapi i iacznoSc sill
niejsza organizacya o duchu reli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-09
(Dokonezenie.)

II. - Ma polu czysto ekonomt
csnem pogrom jest z CORY do
przewidzenia So oni ma MEM sta
nowczo wyzsi, medrsi a ekono-
micznie zsolidaryzowani. Ale ma
polu wyznaniowem zwyciestwo z
CORY zapewnione jest Koscioiowi.
Me trzeba tylko mySleG, re to
zwyciestwo bedzie rychle i re
wystarczy, by jedno pokolenie
chrzeScijan 20 chrzeScijahsku po-
pracowaio. Stare grzcchy pocia-
gaia "a SODA skutki przez kilka-
nsScie pokoleh sic odzywajace, /
to fizyczne, moralne / ekonomicz-
ne. Skutkami fizycznymi: brak
zdrowia z powodu pijahstwa, OBJ
zarstwa i leuistwa; brak plodno-
sci W warstwach w~yzszych ola
rozpusty i pychy rodziunej; zu-
bozenie. Moralny skutek takich
grzechow giowny, to osiabienie
wolf, a wiec giowuego. W zyciu
dziafacza. Ekonomiczne skutki:
ei6wnie brak iaczno$ci, ~zespolc-
MIA. chodzenie ma wyrywkl, kazdy
re swa mySla. swoim planikiem.
BY vice w takich siaboSciach ME
zostat pobitym zupcinie przez
WIDOW, trzeba " walce z mimi IL
5ywac ME lyle broni z drugorzed-
nych przyczyn wynikajacej, lie
broni Ajskuteczniejszcj pier
wszorzednej, opartej ma sile sa-
mego chrzescijanstwa! Gdy sic
bada te spoieczehstwa, ktore mai
icpiei zakon Panski wypeiniaja !
&C. oddawna, widzi sic size odpor-
ma W Mich tax wielka, SHY zywot-
ne tax znaczne, IL ME div, re sig
zydowskiemu naporowi zwycie--
sko o~pieraja. Niestety tych spoie-
czenstw katolickich dis tax ma
10: z siia fizyczna, wzrostem, pho
dno$cia rodzinna i zakonna i ia
k;m-takim dobrobytem; jednak
gdzie to wszystko W pewnej mic
re luz istnieie i ma ogoi harmo5
MIA panuje miedzy warstwami
spofecznemi, tskiego ~spofeczeh-
silva ME ugryzie zyd, chloe je ME-
raz HASA. Widzi tam bowiem wy
bitny wplyw dobrych i Swiatlych
chrzeScijan = katolfkow, a przede-
wszystkiem wp}yw ksiedza ! wiel-
kiej liczby ksiezy. A no trudno,
rzecz do wyboru: Jarzmo Je-
zusowe aIbo iydowskie Co wolf
Gle: I'VE pod jarzmem swoich i
cudzych namietnosci, W ustawicz-
nei anarchii. pod prawem niezli-
czonych paragraf6w samych E
goist6w tyran6w, czy tez pod siod
klein prawem d~ziesieeiu przyka-
IAN jednego OLGA, jednego tylko
Pana, pod porzsdkiem tego Boga,
kt6ry wszystkie inne p~orzadki ma
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-26
SHORT STORIES ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

Yukon territory schools will open August 25.
 Ketchikan is asking for permission to bond the town to erect a one hundred-thousand-do school house.
 No clue to the thieves who bur- glarized the Juneau radio station, has been found.
 over sixty thousand cases of fish this season.
 Many improvements are being year.
 The Nenana Commercial club has invited President Wilson to visit Alaska on his coming west.
 The cannery on the Yukon river is said to be causing great hardship among the natives. There are no fish this year.
 The launch Lady was sunk at Krt. chikan as it lay alongside the dock. It belonged Go the agent of the Alaska steamship company.
 A making arrangements for tho Cha tauqua which is coming to the terri tory later in the fall.
 In the recent influenza epidemic al Champaign Landing on the Yukon, cut of 125 natives in the district, 104 had the disease and II of them died.
 The Billie Woodwork theatrical party touring Alaska has been mak- ing a speciality of playing to cannery crews. They are taking motion pie lures of Alaska also.
 The deer season opened in Alaska August 18th. This relates to animals and not to prices, which have no closed season.
 Phillip Bourke, Douglas lad, acci- dentally shot playmate in the leg with a .22 caliber rife last week and the injured boys parents had him arrest ted and he will be tried None of the boys are over twelve years of age. The Douglas Island News, in line with many other papers of the terri tory, deprecates securing warships to run down a few fish pirates that
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-26
A SNAP

The Hewitt block, corner of Second and c streets, and the Northern Laun- dry building, opposite the Windsor, can be bought on terms. Four thou sand dollars will handle both proper ties, and the income will pay for them
 See Doc Caswell or Kelly. 23-3O
 No one should be without an cleo tric plate, especially the kind with 3 different heats. Northwestern Hard ware company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-26

While the steamer Jefferson was in Ketchikan recently the staterooms of several tourists seeing town were pilfered of their valuables by Frank Arnold, a Mexican. All of the stolen goods were not discovered.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-26

The tug Anyox with barges of ore destined for Tacoma nearly came to grief in a recent southwestern off Cape Division. The storm was nearly too much for the barges which were an chored in the bay.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-26

the local authorities could have han. dled easily.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-26

Best coffee in town at the City 2-6t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
DON FADRIQUE
;ESTA TERMINADA LA


listed sonrie cuando oye la canci6n
de Harry Lueder:-"Hurrah, Ia que
ira ha terminado, hurrah, hemos ga
nado eI combate. ..'-Pero hay otra
guerra que nunca estara terminada,
nuestrs continue lucha con los veae-
nos que Sc producer en- nucSJros IN
testinos bajo Ia acci6n dc las bacte-
rias que nos invader el cuerpo, y
que deben ser eliminadas a Ia mayor
brevedad possible. Timers American
Elixir of Bitter Wine, Elixir Ameri-
cano de Vino AmargO de Triner, es
el remedio ideal para limpiar los in
testinoS perfectamente. He aqui IN
eiemplo, cuyos resultad0s han sidO
obtenidos por muchos pacientes: lie
adville, Colo. Enero IS de l9l9.-Si
no hubiera tornado el Elixir Ameri-
cano de Vino Amargo de Triner, hu-
biera muertO acknowledgements. Su
alto. :. s. Giovanni Pietti.' Puede
Conseguirse en- cualquier drogueria al
prccio de $t.l0. Para 81 Reumatismo,
neuralgia. lumbago. musculos enfer-
mos, Y dolencias similares que moleS-
ten demasiado. debe usar para obte-
ner alivio Immediate, Timers Linz
mcnt. Linimento de Triner, que obra
pronta Y Seguramente. En- las boti-
cas- a - y 90 cts; por correo 10 Y
- cts. Joseph Triner Company, 1888
-I343 < Ashland Ave. Chicago. III.
lAdv.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

Cuando menos, 81 ~empresario ne
costa. para el reclamo, de IN dlvor-
clio escandaloso. 81 no, no hay nego-
clio.
Y, francamente, ESQ no deja de
tener su encanto.
ESQ de cue IN ciudadaro, con 81
solo d~espilfarro, de mas cuantas
monedas, Sc permita el iujo de yer
en- n escana, mfieT que Sc ma
rehcSado 4 IN maSAate, Ell III bale
de colte. de YER goipaando ell tabia-
do, unos pies d%inlinutos que han no.
llado las aifomhras de las embaladaS,
~proporciona I'm cleric goce perverso
que el publico paga caro-, V los m
rresariOs Sc empeAan en- proporci0-
mar.
-Por csc cuerpo ha muerto un
principe, dicese ell espectador, Y IL
mira atentamente, Y en- sus oJos en-
cuentra sombras de tragedia que le
atraen con Ia attraction de un abs
mo.
Por ESQ cada dia el publico Y los
empresarios sc tornan mas eXigen-
ties. Y va no valen para una contrata
Ia carita grac:osa, Y los ojilios pro-
metedores.
Y va gu. I las ~princesas les da
por hacerse bahamas, noSotraS va
mos g vernos obligadas 4 hacernos
princesas.
va vez por que te digo que no de-
hes lanzarte, que por 10 pronto y
mientras no haya por esos escena-
rios Una corrientc democratica, tt
quedes en- III Quinto piso. esperanto
ia llegada del Principe AZul."
NOM EADpJNIIE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
"A GENIE ENGE ENERGlCAMENTE UR-
BANS BALM.-DEBE ADQUIRIRLO NME-
DIATAMENTE." ESTO NOS DICE UN
CONERCEANTE
COMERCEANTE

recommended para resIrlOs, catarroS.
&olor de cabeza = usada con mucho
5xito como preventive contra Ia In
fiuenza. Adquiera hoy mismo III tu-
DO en- c~ualnuier Gro&Uaria Y h&ga cue
tc5a 81 fam.lia 10 use varias veces al
dia. Esta contenid0 en- tubos SANTA
rios conveEientemerte pr~eparadoS.
SuS reSulcados &gradaran Z cuaiQule-
u. Sc vcnie 2 los precios de % Y
81 cts. PiGa en- Ia primer drogueria
que e~ncuentre. o t~e'efo2ce inmedia-
tamenCe Dor un tubo de esta medici-
IA. ,
ST on Ia botica en- que hace listed
SuS compras. no rienen en e~XiSteucia
Ur5an's Balm. piGalo direcJamente =
Urban CheHical Company, san An
tonic. Texas. (Adv.(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

& Sr. ". {. Schwartz. dc Chapel
!. Texas. nos escribe 10 SigIicn-e;
enviarme por correo, @
Eediatamente, otra media grueSa
|Urban's Balm La genie me 10
! cen mucha insiSJenc.a. rgEyana EN-
bio, Y como ne agotaUo IL eNIs-
eia por complete SirvauSe remstu-
.mediatamente para calmar Ia eX-
ehta es solamente una de las nj
Idle eartaS que Ia casa de Urca2
|mieal Company de esta clEdad ha
|bido. Para ~cOrveGcer 2 las per
.s que nunca hayan usado lrban'S
m. debemOs dectrles cue esra q
medicinal que ha te1ido deSde ha-
6nuchoS amos general @Ceptaclon
lei mercado, SIendo appointments
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-12
$40 BONUS MAY BE HAD
UPON APPLICATION

All discharged soldiers. field clerk
and nurses who mako application FOR
tn $50 bonus authorfJd by the nes
revenue act should receive their
checks within fortnight after for.
NAL application has been made, II
was stated Yesterday. In event OF
extreme need. 1t will be possible to
obtain the bonds IN an even shorter
time.
Those who were DISCHARGED before
payment of bonuses was started must
make formal application, in strictly
military form. to Zone Finance Of
ficer, Lemon building. Washington,
ID. c." Application must show date
Of enlistment and discharge and the
address to which the bonus should DO
sent, IT also should state that ap-
plication Is made for the bonus pro-
Vided by the revenue act approved
February "a. 1919.
Accompe nying application must be-
papers showing honorable discharge
OF the enlisted man or officer. On
the back of each must be given the
mans name and address to which
bonus and discharge certificate, which
will be returned. should be sent. Ap-
pAcation and discharge papers must
be filed in the same envelope.