davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25

de aue mientras Sc reribio Ia enles
de que Sc trata, Ell senior Nendez
Gracian. Consul de Ia Rapublica de
Cuba, ha venido proporcionando la
Linfa en- cantidades que aunque Pc
queNas. nan prestado servicios efectl
vos, rues no ha habido lugar a que
Sc suspenda por carencia de materia
prima la propaganda de Ia vacuna.
No SC rcrificard Ia fusion.
No ha liegado a verse confirma-
da. V 81 per ell contrario desnentida,
la version de que las dos p~oderosas
Compaias petroleras la Atlantica" Y
la "Cortes Oil" llcvaIan a cabo Ia fu-
sion en- una sola, para dar empuje a
sus trahajos : contanho con los &C
cionistas de Il y otra son cas- los
mismos.
Esto, SIN embargo, no Sc va a We
r~ificar. de acuerdo con las informa-
clones cue Sc han dado a la publicl-
dad. siao que las m~encionadas COM
rarias c~ortinuaran como hasta aqui,
trahaiando separadamente, pero con-
servando el acuerdo Y relacioncs que
siemprc han cultivado.
De paso podria decirse de la Atl:n-
tica, que sera la que establezca Ia Re-
fincria mas grande que eXistc en- Ia
Rcndblica. para 10. cual Sc han en-
rrendido los trabajos n~ecesarios, que
estan va muy ~adclantados.
No cs dc prorrOgGrSe
c! pIn-c. -.
La inspection del Dragado del
Puerto, dicto en- Gfoca r~eciente. una
disnosici6n nor medic de la cual, Sc
ordenaba a los vccinos de las mar
genes del Rio Tamesi, que e~levaran ell
nivel lie los edificios de que son po-
seedores. Y que esten situados ell ell
area indicada. Los miembros dc la
Socicdad de Propietarios de Flncas
rtsticas Y Urbanas s diriJleron al A
yuntamiento de a ciudad. en- scllcltud
dc Gue les fuese ampliado ell plazo
lara varificar dicla Cperacion. FL
Ayuntamiento transcrIbi6 la solicitui
:; Ia Inspecci5n :! esti ACADIA de con-
a la Inspection Y esta ACADIA de con-
testar cue no es lie accederse a la
amrll#ci0n del rlazO de que sc trata,
pues cor clio recibirian p~erjuicio las
/, laborcs dc la oficina encargada del
drapado del rio. Esta desea que pa
ra cuando venga a dar principle a los
trabaios que tiene proyectados, la nj
vclqcion de los edificios de cue Sc ira
ia esta tcrminada va.
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Sc NECESITAN dos rocinrros. Un chief
= un ssgg7do. Vengau listos para traba-
lar: huen suede. French Cafe. 81 Avenue
f. a.rss del rorreo.
JOVEN MEX1CANO. habi1 perfectamentc
i7.les. s~o.icita cmcleo como sirainistraGo: de
hotel q jesa dc mcscros. d. mgsrlficas re-
tt-encias. D~irijanse a Martin Rodriguez.
sos 9Th. St. l2SJ
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HOTEL HUTCHINS

POS Garden ST. Especial para tamiilss- Plan
Americana. Precios esreciaIes poF SemA-
na calenLadcres. aqua caEente ; ira en- 10
dos los ,uar,os. Sc -yicio de primera ctaSe-
~ NECESITAN cA-pintevoS. OcurraH q
Tins Hardware Co. Il6 ". Commerce St
a.
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VISO
lmp0rtQnte.
HA OTENADO 3

HA QCk!lADO
alberta Ia Fabrica de Puros y
Cigarros, TIE MENDELSHON
co, Inc, en- ell numero 227 de
Ia Gale Sur Flores de esta Gu
dad.
NECESITAMOS senoritas
( tabaQueras con experienced Y
! appendices para los d~ifcrenteS
/, ramos y departa:uentoS de Ia
! negotiation.
Las ~intereSadas pueden ocu-
! rrir, para TODD genera de deta-
| lies Y demas informes, al LOCAL
! en- que esta iastalada Ia Fabri-
J ca.
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IMpnRTANTE

lAEON Nv =
- Club Concordis." tiene e. honor de
5oaer Z disposition del pu5!ieo 81 salon DE
bale: 81 mas aproposito para casa=iieA'os'
,~errulas. iuntas Iclitieas. etc. ii salon ea-
- si-uaGo en- e. uurcro III ". commerce
Los tranvias So. Laredo. Prospect Hill y
Wes- End, pasan ccrca del salon. Para
mayores informes d~irijanse 4! Gsrente Ar
uro Sotscna.
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CoNPRAMOS NUECES aesde ZOO &6-as pa
"a s--iba- PAGANOS les ~neiorcs pEec!os.
bi-i;7-se a ?. s. Ortiz. III 5. Laredo St.
San Antonio. Texas.
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SERA ESTABLECIDA
UNA EXpOSICION
PERMANENTE
De todos los ~productos
agriCoIas del Estado
de TamauIipas

TAMPICO, noviembre 2O.-La Sc
cretaria de Gobierno del Estado en-
vi5 a la Presidencia Municipal del
Puerto una communication en- la que
le dice que. . cl objeto de s~ostener
una exposition rermanente de los pro
ductos aCricolas del Estado. Sc sirva
peGir q los agricultores que manden
Z IA mencionada Secretaria muestras
de les prcductos que e dan Ell su
propiedades.
Ia P~residencia Municipal en- aca-
tamiento a dicha neticion dc Ia Su-
~pcricridad. t~ranscribi6 Ia comunica-
ci6n a Ia Camara de Concrete. la
que So ha encargadc eficazmente de
hacer llegar haSta los hacendados Y
acricu tores, Ia idea de Ia Secretaria
dc Gcbicrno. cor el obicto de que es-
tos co~ntribuyan a llevar a cabo los
proy2ctcs del gobie-no del Estado.
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PESOUISAS

NAGNlflCA LR-llTlI AJ!ON =" uhT" "
Ia persona guc propo-ciorc sTformeS czact's
ee n, hcrranu PascuaI Rodriguez. lie I.1"n
en- 1915 re-,bI SIS ulimaS noticlaS &c ha
kcrsfie,d. Cal. Is oriGiaario de LacHt2cas'
Mex. Gc color biaHco y geo negro TI'ao0'
TODD ,ufa-rc sob~c c, particular d'-'Jasc a
Elias Rodriguez. Superior, A:iz. 80
GRATlFICARE ampliamcn:" = Ia perSona
Que me- proporc:cHs lnformcs dol ~. Nice
ionio Rise. de >. amos de cdad. y NHlcn
por senas rar''eaiares tene Ia DC ser 900
3 una c~.csir:I dcbaIo je UU o-o. L"do
intormc sobre e. particular dlrilaSe a &C.
lrGonio Rj.o. ? o. Boz l55. Las VEGAS. NeS.
,29).
CON $3.50 G~RATIFlCARE a IA persona que
me- proporc.cue inEurmss Dc la Sra Jscoha
Ard~ad7. i quien acompanan sus tres pc
quehos hijoy doS hombreS } una muJer-
ICCu iu:orwe cl-;Iasc = Tomas Snotatc'
sos FaI-molut Ave. Kansas City. Mo. '-'i
Sc nEEEA saher el Darsdcro Dc Victor
Gonzalez. o-igira~,u de San Martin de hola-
nos. Jal.. NsNicu. y de queen, hace clatro
amos. st recIbIaron sGs u!timas notic'aS DC
Ruena Vista. Coo, Is de cc.oT moreno
oios cafes. rarjL afiiauR ) rota regular y
"a persona cue prcpo-cione 'nfnrmes fidcdlE-
nos 80 n cratIficara con $500 81 :" dir!se
a Il. Srira. Barbarita FraEosa de GonLaic-.
500 ". Tonic S.. Phoenix. Ariz.
cox s5an C~RATIFICARE = Ia persona que
me p-oro-ricne irfcrwcs dc nj hermano
Francisco Mendoza. uuien haze cuatrn amos
20 cncontraha en- san Diego. Gal rs al
@. ,riruero. ds - a6oz 4" edad y orr
-5rsric Dc Bachinbz. Chin. NcN. loco in
ie--a si-vanse dirigl-lc n Guadalupe z. Men
doza. ?. .. Box 2os. RawliHs. Wyc. ca
cox "a 90 50 Sra.itica-s a Ia persona que
u" prurorcione lniormes &c M madre' Ia
S-a. Andrea Encisa. de qu;eH base :ua.ro
.-cz m -e-fi,n uDricia alruu1. Is u.i.;NHria
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Chiles chipotles. Chocolate, queso me-
xicauo, queso de tuna, lenteja Y
Glen aTticulos mas. Pida hoy misino
nuestra Lista General y So ronTen-
c de que nadie vende tan ba-ato.
.-l4I2 W. Commerce St, San An
tonic, Texas.
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En- bieH &c ii SGh6yTdad
del Puerto.
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COMPRAS
LENA Y CARBON.

cOw7Ro y CAMBIO r'5Q-i"as De cosc-
foaoc-ato7 y djsrcs. = dc g santos. 80
". Commerce s..
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CON $500 CRATIFICARE . IA persona que
me p7oro-cicre irfc-wcs de nj hermano
Francisco Mendoza. uuien kacc cuatrn amos
% cncont-aha en- san Diego. Cal Is al
@. ,riruero. De - aho7 4" edad y orr
.5rario DE- B~achinbz. Chin. Men. loco in
io-me siryanse diriglrIc n Guadalupe Z, Men
anz5. ?. O.. Box 2oS. Rawlire. Wyc. GIL
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

| ar2zrarioa de toda ciass dc roga para ca
| 5allsros s. scHoras. SOSA The Tailor. 6b7
/ ur.orCsa s..
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Sc pENTA IN euarto sin m"s6!es- oeurFHn
= AS Soledad St
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con $500 50 Sratifjca-a A Ia persona que
me- p-urorcions informes Dc nj madre. Ia
Sra. Andrea Enciso. de quiea hase ,ua.ro
aroz no recj5o noticia a!runa. Is o'lc,nar'a
% yaca,eras. Lac.. Mexico. Todo :nf3~mc
coaccrr'e-t, a dicha sonora. sirvanse GITl-
ei-!o = Jaan Enc:so, Lawtoa. Okla. l@o}
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G~RATlFICARE ampIiamcn:" 4 Ia ~perSona
Que me- proporc;oue lnformcs dol ~. Ma,e-
IONIC Rise. de 3, amos de cdaG. y Guicn
po- seras Tar'jcatarcs Jjene la de ser COLO
> una ~c.ssir;E dcbaIo je uu o!o. I"do
informc sob-e e. particular d~irijaSe a &C.
leGon,u Ri.o. 2 o. Boz l55. Las VEGAS. NeN-
t39'.
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! Z VSOS DE- OCASION
FRANCISCO

TramoyIsta y Carpintero. Sc enearga de To-
da clase de trabsjos de construction )
compostura de muebles. 400 y. Flores ST
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SEILOS DE COMA
LISTO, SENOR, LISTO.

Tenerss IN magnifico Plsn con VEN
TTCCATRO manerss tacIles de GanaF d;ns-
70. no DESAPROVECHE I'D. a opoTtUo:.
dad y piGanos DETALLES GRATIS en-
T:sndo estampilas PAPA a contestse!on
MEXICAN CARD co. Boz III. Sta Il
San Antonio. rexss.
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CONSULTAS GRATIS

M Y PALQNO. medicinal IN Gene
raj Cousultorio. 10 So. Pecos- lie
iEforo de- u r~csidencia. Mission no
-C0\STLTAS GRATIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

r%U'r.se from o., N|f1rHuH ,lmp4H,
HuN launch H.T ua Hu Iu-Iru.uH.nf sItr
lu 30 srrIss OF productions uusUI uu
famous sfurI,H
~ Mayer nnIlIt concluded Ha
negotiations With tH. |Nifisrupn ur.
"gluiEiti"n iN p.iius Thorn u rrai
uuu sItl tu fUu into I.H figures.
i'f lLu''INuH tID contract tHrt hold
inI Mw i"waffH services THH u
believed iu lr fHt Nr.f tonne iHtf ID
motion picture producer lur uHII uu
"N~irHN'rIuf sum 900 addition tn cine
auuuut involved u fhD dIrUUi pou.
ifI't With tN' atHr fur fIr Itl'H-r eff
iiHt p'fs'ulH, from another l.r.s.
mont
MIHs Stewards rIHf production un.
d.. thD management uI NI Nltaf
Dol 1000 Hi.uiHUuu u. fHr luuIa uu.
N'l NifiUnuH MINps o. owen
johnson TN, STORY BEL dies I.I Ia
fInlnluI account uf mutr,I .fp bod
Sew YORK society DrrlsH
|ppnUIug NisH Stewart Boo .UtT role
ui NW' luHt,r. surIctr dIlpfiHut. Hrs
conway Irttiu, us h,r husband an.
dIuN IuIrtH'rf Mus t,kNUif lion.
i"f uH Nfs lrWH nrlaUurf,. @sitIrty
i%''l't. Edwin Arden us Maurice ueii.
NItr. h,f husband 1920 NIUIHu I
li"lu uH Monte nrlrken. on .uy uri
Ht,u HnI..fImItftI washer
IhH great IlW I,IfIH. s ItiHr fr.
puItci iur th" lust tm, tlIIt M tuo
l..u fH,tfu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
NOT MUCH NEEDED
IN MUNICIPAL Law
MAKING RIGHT NOV
City Officers, at Banquet With
Members Of Legislature, Find
That Amendments TO Present
Laws Will Eject Reforms.

Slniu Ip. a. NJ. r,h. e NIlurs
ami other officers representing li.
teen uf tA, principal citic" aud towns
300 Sew Mexico met with mruIurfr 90
Nufh hDusH. nf the irsi-lliur, 100 a
banquet N,IU Thursday rI.'i H lN
fhH lrtlHH ul Mu|nlrIuauiIrr 4ul Orc
Santa O.. Board ul Trade lHr IH.I
IliYrs vHrr invited tu hear thu l'F
..IttiNr urHE W rirrd Dos ilr cities
uI 90, st.fU 20 mrutnyTr .~ffrHlIuE
entered H.i.t..f iutu thr discussion Hi
various need. uf the ,itirs Hul town.
iruuirirr ]IffsutInn from in, present
DuhI,
Thor, wore present mayor- city af.
turug,. uf other officers ttrr,.ruiIur
Silver ,In nrminr has 'Hurr 3D..
zorro. Albuquerque. Clovis. Roswell
TurumuH.. clayton, Ration las We
ras SANTA tr and Gallup NInuHurr.
que WIGS represented by chairman
hHflcs + Wade and o. 40 UI. uuII'
uf 90, UIft Wisfluu CIV Manager
~llebrustr,If ANA tItN Atturuel William
a. grl,Ur. senator George a. kIr,.
man. IuHEr o. T. uarur-. Sutl.H.
scdillo and Daniel radilia. the com.
plstv rrrllilIlu county legislative del
rratlnr were present
o. developed iu cuursr ui 90 genera
discussion uf ritl prohirms aud irFis
o.. tive needs that not much moro thai
amendments are Required Co rNlstIni
laws tn uut the homeopathic ut.
rrst rtfp shape fut operation fur il
IeNt two years.
THE need ~ raising the muuiD.pl
ilA levy limit from three 60 tyo min
Was discussed and 10 Us not uulIkcl
that uutr.W & legislative upprlN'
Will be- given that proposition TIN
Will hr Effected through Tho Ilrno
. Am $500. ....NNMaH NmH.H.. HN.. -... 10.
,saitIur only uu approval nf the MUM
nj ,.unItis. fur action hy thr hours
b. The wipIns "ut of the 81 pot.rut 500.
Election tuy. fnr the collection ot mum.
D. cipaI tax lgtlHs. was given q thorour
b. working over There was practical.
q unanimous agreement that this pei
/ centuro system is unfair a. ihc mum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Chief Galusha's
Famous Dog Here
In Movies Monday

The Albuquerque Game Protective
association hns issuei the following
invitation to ne members;
Albuquerque, \. NJ, Feb. -, 1919.
To Members. Albuquerque Same Pro-
tectikr Assc citation
ON Monday afternoon. February "a.
a three rect picture of the AN Amer
lean Field rr,ala" at Mohridge. south
Dakota. Will be- shown az the elf'
theaief. proceeds from the picture
ruinu la the AN America" club. THIS
picture is OF special Interest 10 Hoprtn-
men. particularly Albuquerque snrftr-
men. since Mo- Moneys Pinto Hess nn
Albuquerque setter owned BY CHIEF Of
p0iice Guiushn, N featured. She took
the second prize in the Derby "a tho
field trials against ~ starters, some
OF them foreign doEs and has been
in the money In every lerby sincn
then only having neen beaten ny
pointer. Albuquerque s~poftsulsn
should make a special effort TO scc
THIS uiCture
Frank e. W pooier. Secretary, Al
buquerque Game Protective Associ.-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
ROsENWALD's
USE OUR CREDIT PLAN

To buy a virtrola or a Columbia
Photograph and al Of your records
Many machines us low ~ slO0 q
week. Third Floor.
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late 90 the conditions Tor submitting
paving contracts
Aihuaucrquc Charter Discussed
The Albuquerque charter and do
feris IN a. w-r, not discussed az the
dinner. hut have been quite generally
discussed anons members ~ the as
semhiy and city officers. There b. a
GENERAL disposition here 10 do what
Albuquerque wants In the matter 81
De- charter. aud To- rcmcdN defects
needing remedies In me simplest aud
BEAST disturbing method ono mem.
her ~ the assembly whose home town
charter needs corrections. has suggest
td that legislative action mas he sur
Uceut tp take care uf churroH ln de-
Tails and oprratinE machinery of
huth churtcrs The question ~ the
rlrht ~ the legislature Co determine
city charter details b. being inquired
.utu uN luWyets
A. n result of the meeting of leg
ltlutors and ely officers there b. IA
very general aud cordial understand
INK a. to the municipal ieEisintion
o erd"d aud prospect ARE that the
laws and amendments required VII
hr enacted without opposition
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Al M I.AsrI,n

Good NIrNf ltHuI. tuuHf. uft
rHlWnd.ra latest Select Picture 100
winch rl, Dol presented bl lruia ..
NrI.uI,k m 90 screen adaptation of
iNv musical comedy success col tho
-iuIr uuW, and directed hN Walter
Edwards Will bp Hrru at thy Iiaum,
to-day tor the last time " ia %
wholesome, UuW,lN drama uI Che TYPO
this young talented star is rapidly
o. tkius H,f own with the uumuI p.,.
dominating tu,r, ls q lauaH u every
foot uf IIm heightened now Hul
HEIIu DOB Do moment uI |auau.H-r ,I 3D.
thrilling situation
Th, STORY hiuUss unuuI tH, .fI.upt
of MulIlir lHuirfs UtuusrHr.u Ttl.
mHiU,i 90 hrlr ryI husband #UI nI.
uIIlu.H ont OF financial ~HHfItuIHra
It priDIIImIrH herself Oh. partner
vito when his Uncle HrrtHs fu give
him 50. oup if I, hus married tu pet
pcluitr tu, family uum, u,Iu i,.
,ldrH tu #ttN uu fuT De- mont. .H Ma.
u|lH UHa H UIplY IuN uu Pc. bands
keeping tine uncle BOO thr IuIN iynp.
iuE thU partner aWHill, .u It IH .
confirmed WIauENuIsi HuI NU.pIlf
"hubl 80 himself traytJblo UHIv thi
trying circumstance,
Matilda succeeds oi Duur, uui
FINALLY everyone iH paired uU sIlIaitr
torIl, and the rulpritg mHEUuuIuHuH
ly forgiven TIDE WORKING ont 90
the plot makes Good NiEUt Iau''
picture % syr.tihlt bonanza col lHuEh
ter.
Tho comedy "UIs Nausui|
Thought m also hoins repeated to
uIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

-OfFebruary Clearance prices-Tonight will be
the Very Last Saturday of bargains marked
February Clearance" Choose of all of your
n~eedS-from these wonderful money savers
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lIf servant In rlHI.IUr SECOND huuu
W-.HIUuiirr tu Uu IuWr lIIFEfIullH
embarrassed 90 n,IuU tHuH degraded
bf aHfor.ltIou with au,tHIuE uHrl.U
MtllN.W ,.rplHl. places fHr NN.u
boiler us,l h. h.IU CO.. tuUrH, No
muDIr tHp uu, u,tfuu whom BE-, Co.'S
IuU Iu ,t.I, Nisa littt
There ttr wIuN other fUtNIf huus
uruuH 41H. HfHI.lfIE. Iupli,HlH W tN'
STORY which eliminates bon thr e't'rW.
nation u' ~ boo end 30 HN Dos sH|
tIur
Also Antonio Moreno uHN i. U'
IiHIIoWHt will Ip tH, sf1Is boo fH
lIua uI lIH,
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fortune h.s grandfather lsf when He
dIoi Jack mHnarrs tn atut Himurt
n r hut 100 least lrIt,s tHr estate
ui The stuifo Geo attend % umaLrd ban
40 % utIruluu EIIls home nr hpiug
boz 70 with thr rirl a t-reurnrrous
lawyer attempts tu ftcnl Ohio bombs
Which tNr Squire hHs concealed boo o.
HIfD lut tHr uld WHu suddenly steps
from hIH hIliuH place bruiud 1000 uII
Dlu,l lHr nH. not been dtII 4t 600.
lUf IaH Iuat nvUu hiiinr Co ... how
Things would Eu DO Dee rassrI uuf ni
tHIa lu, ilr uut uuit gives IuUl nl
IurtUn' luf HIHu tells him tH1 hp WlI|
Co. mon, than happy u Nr mHrU,- tHl
"utIEHIur rII
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~ rIu IpI n

Tho uHuassr uI ttD Ideal ilrli'i
uuuuuu,,. thtt today thv uNc-r"ol
solls lru sesl play. THE House oi o.
Thousand candles b. the texture ut-
ttupiiun THIS pictdrv comedy drama
which features Harry McEtuNcu the
Wcll known star ul the legitimate
stage. b. auil ga be one OF the rlpNtrrHi
m,FtptV stories ever seen ON the mo
ton picture Hcr'on. n b. an Hdapit-
ton of the novel of the same utlr
Dos Meredith Sic holHlu. which was
widely read The plot hinges upou
q condition in the viii NJ squire Glen.
arm. which provides that his rranG,
son lack must 1--we on his estate foi
one year before he comes into IN,
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e.ualItIcs. cutting them out ~ n per
cent uf the taxes which they levy fnt
city purpose without any adequate
TDturu WhofhUr this proposed change
viii lend to To- GENERAL change lu the
present system nf stllrN payments Tor
county officers Do AN open question
Hud IH the most emhurrtHsinr matter
connected with fh, entire program u'
municipal legislation Legislator gen.
erlllN urp reluctant Co ursn up tho
county salary question aud Discus
sIuu ul rrnrrl count Zee foui, nt
this lIIr date boz the session
Iiuad Iund Nrrrcmcni Neat
NemI'rrs uf thr Legislature viii not
HFIrr tu tIe proposal tu return 100
ur even percent of roHd taxes lev
ipd HEliuHt r.tN property Co th' 'ltN ~
trt1 ThrfH Dol i probability huNrN
co.. thar he lrEosfinn proposed u H
1000 introduced lu the house hN Judge
ltluD may Doe agreed tu thtf &" utr.
cent uf such road tHN he .turUotl 'u
flr ,Iit uf low iu Born. liin count,
900. would permit NihuauHN ur tp 1850
about fla 600 of lts own muuHY un
,lit street work and would rrcntl}
relieve tho local situation The ore
ruruput oft LEGISLATOR. regarded HH
sound ls that the cItles owe 30 iuIf
o. uliutIln fnd i,alp tu mliutIlu r.
ftl roads loading into them and trt-
.ur fH trade feeders
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Lame Shoulder.

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. All that
is needed is absolute rest and = few
applications Of Chamberiain'S Lini-
ment- Try It
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SUMMING UP THE,
EVIDENCE
Many Emmett People Have Been
Called as Witnesses.

Week after week has been published
the testimony of Emmett people-kid-
new sufferers-backache victims-peo-
pie who have endured many forms of
kidney, bladder or urinary disorders.
These witnesses have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills. All have given their en-
thusiastic approval. It's the same
everywhere. $4,000 American men and
women are publicly recommending
Doan's-always in the home papers.
Isn't it wonderful, convincing mass
of proof? If you are a sufferer your
verdict must be "Try Doan's first"
Here's one more Emmett case:
F. H. Vanderhoof, retired farmer,
S. Washington ST., says: when a
man gets along in years his kidneys
are liable to cause trouble; at least,
have been bothered with the kidney Sc
cretions passing too frequently some
times. That weakness has kept me
from getting much rest at night and
then l would have considerable back
ache, too. Doan's Kidney Pills are the
best remedy l have ever tried for kid
ney trouble and they have always cor
rected the disorder and rid me of the
pain in a short time"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don'tsim-
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Vanderhoof had Foster-M ilburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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HAD BIG PART IN VICTORY
WorId Likely to BE Amazed When u
Learns What the Aircraft Really
Accomplished.

We have become so used to stories
of wonderful feats accomplished by
aircraft during the war that every
thing we hear nowadays leaves us al
most cold The things that, before
the war, would have furnished bold
headlines In the newspapers and have
been a topic of discussion for days in
the places where people congregate
excite no more than passing notice,
1t is scarcely surprising, then. that the
story OF how touch has been maintain
ed for more than two years between
the allied armies of the Near East and
the gallant remnants of the Serbians
and Montenegrins who were hidden
among their mountain Businesses. and
of how they were supplied with arms
and cartridges by a!rplane, has hardly
attracted attention. There has been
nothing but the barest mention of the
fact We are not told how and from
where the machines carried out their
mission, of how many were engaged
in the task Of supply, or of what eff
feet their wonderful performances
may have had on the situation by keep
ing up the spirits of the gallant few
who have held out against the enemy
for so many weary months. We are
simply told that the Serbian army, In
it's victorious advance, has obtained
touch with those bands, who "since
the Austro-Bulgarian occupation have
been holding out among the noun
tains and have been continuously sup
piled with arms, food and cartridges
by airplane." Now that the episode is
historical, concludes Flight and the
enemy can gain no possible advantage
from knowing how ii was done, II is
a pity that some official commentator
with an imagination cannot tell US
the full story, which must be real
epic OF war.