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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
RAILS DEVELOP STRENGTH
IN NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
dsias Forced DoUn,oard by New Bear Element no Use
Paris Cables and Carys Statement Bring Declines

New York.
market Yesterday continued its aggressive selling the
Chairman
States Steel Corporation
irrgulariy with declining
in the
pressure than ofs" by
tho railroad stocks those
spcuati issues in n
Pacific above
othc
Baltimore Il Southern Railway is to s
~ lO'2 moderate
Inid o
lindust in he o
United Cigar Sorcsw n falling 2"s 34',.
advanced 81 high
70
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Lehioh Valleys Net Drops

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany's report for the year ended De
cember 81. 1918, shows gross income
of S14.34I .G5T, an increase of $305 ,944,
compared with 1917. of this amount
Sl1 .321 ,233 represents compensation
due from the railroad administration. of
which not a dollar mad been paid up
to tho first of the year. Net income
totaled SO. 500. .S34. decrease Of $3.50.
O24 compared with 1911. and equal Ia
approx imately 10 per cent on the com
mon stock. compared with more than
IA per ce1s ip 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
WOULD RACE T. RS SON
Moran Asks denomination for New
York Alderman

New York. April 22.-Robert L..
Moran. president of the board of alder
men. announced in an address here last
night he would accept nomination by
the Democrats for re re-election next fall,
and expressed the hope that his Re-
publican opponent would be Lieutenant
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. He added
he would ''like TO fight some one with
a big reputation.
Just before the former Presidents
son announced recently he intended 10
enter politics, Republican leaders wers
considering him for aldermanic ofics.
Colonel Roosevelt refused 10 commit
himself As to whether he would run .fof
that ofice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS
LONDON STOCK MARKET
IndustriaIs Show Confident Tone.
Domestic Shares Steady

London. April 22.-Although bust
ness was quiet on the stock exchange
today there was cheerful feeling aud
industrial issues showed more conf
dent tone and held firm on reports that
the Chancellor of the Exchequpr would
reject the idea of steep grade ID profits
tax for the new buget.
Domestic shares were steady, but
there was mixed tone in Canadian
issues.
Oil stocks held strong.
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MAY AND SEPTEMBER
ACTIVE IN CORN MART
Both Options Touch New H'gh
Records for Season.
Oats Reacts

cr,l> EI:I,T WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. A2r - - 1lIn%lSLCnSS"ymTrs ii, rScWsrs
tomFht l4' WSdh"sss Nss ,urriN-TSr,I% cloudy
tonight and Wednesday. nroha o'y y,.;snorsin Sm"mi
northeast ana "ool1r Ior' nboySars cast to-
,Ioh %r mr. W,cdnesdaT. Minnosora-rarr,,%>.
cloud tonight and W"dnesIaN rsrtiv
,.,",,%, c%%,G%r ronirhi and W"dnosday., rrChahy
showorq o>treme cast tunEm. ,d yndnee-
Ta,. To,nToIS rnoIor wcdnesdav soutn,, Dakots
Fartly ,clo,hy tonight al an" ,ccst tonight
cooler M"dnGS' one 'Ksrsas-Partly cloudy TO-,
ntsHt and wodn%sday; not n% mp'N NwI"miTs" ',nmmiTw
ttclI ,rani1h, and Wednc sday; cooler.
C,,io,,o ,rril n1.-\pw high records
r,r +ho season were made in May ana
Sertombcr Mt the opening TINS NOR"
inc tho first mentioned option starting
ot q GAL, to 81 90. an upturn "t !
noint. and September at Sl.'t'2 w
81 ~ an advance of is. july "p'n'o
at .5Sa, to $1.59, an ndvanc" "t &c.
Thcro was mixed commission mousse
,r,do in the initial dealings, but re-
actionary tendency developed soon al''r y,
duc to the fact that local operators anu
s,,,o of thc commission firms turned 10
thc selling side. Sentiment was DIVIDE"
but aprarcntly the public is stu com ,
r,ittod +, the bull side. Th" rank ana
flo of tho trade. however. took 'rh
norary bcarish view of the tcchn''a'
position.
Therc is a less active cash demand ana
scvSrol grades sold slightly under the
Nuy uositiou. The receipts here TO-DAY
wcrc estimated at PA cars.
The market for oats did not toiioV
corn. May starting at II i2c to 81 &c
decline Of l,c. July sold at 'ori'
to 1Oa.r. y loss of isr. and S"ptemoc
at G7a,. to GII.c. unchanged.
There was some prcSsur" against Ma
and commission houses sold July ant
,Srutcmber at the start. THIS cause'
i further reaction after the inltlh
transactions. Some traders stated tina
there had been considerable profit tax
ing. The receipts her" today wer
estimated at 162 cars.
/ A special cable to BrOomhall sad IN
official estimate of the yield OF whea
in the United Provinces of India place
the crop at Sc. .104 900 bushels. loss g
- $50 900 bushels from last year /
this section of the country. The cabl
also announced further importations c
Australian wheat.
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Local Quota $35,3o0,0oo

The tenth issue of Treasury certifi-
Gates in anticipation of the Victory
Liberty Loan is for $500. 900. 900 and
the quota of the Third federal reserve
district So, 800, 900. The notes will be
dated May l. and subscriptions close
May s. They will mature on October
Z, when a 20 per cent installment On
the Victory Loan is due. This leaves
only the 20 per cent loan insta llment
due Noyember II. uncovered by an issue
of certificates. No intimation is made
from Washington whether there will be
an eleventh issue of certificates. TIE
certificates will be called SIX.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Columbia Gas and Electric Company.
quarterly Of ! per cent. payable May 10 to
stock Of record April 80.
Buckeye Pipe Line. Guarterly Of s" a
share. payable Juue II 10 stock of record
May 81.
Brooklyn Edison Company, quarterly Of
81 a shaIe. payable June to stock OF record
May Il
HarDlson.walker COMPANY. ,quarterly, OF
Ia nor cent on common, payab bic June 10
holders Of record May % and quarterly OF
ia per cent on preferred payable July l"
" American Zinc. Lead and Smelling com
PAM quarterly of 81. 80 share on pre-
frrred payable May | TO stock OF recorC
ApriI IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
shlpyard Worker H.ld as soIsnevIk

Ellis Kerchurk, 2450 South Seventh
street, Camden, a bolter in the Penn
sylvania> shipyard, at Gloucester, was
arrested at work today because he was
telling workmen of what he heard at a
meeting of Bolshevists In this city last
night. Patrolman Weber, of the ship
yard, overheard Kerchurk talking about
the Bolshevists to his fellow workmen
and promptly placed him under arrest
on charge Of spreading Bolsheyism.
He win be given I hsarins b. Mayor
Anderson to-day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

Palmyra, n. j.. April 22.-The first
welcome banquet rendered by the peo-
pie of Palmyra to their returned sol
diers will be held Thursday evening
next in the Epworth Temple. Abou
100 service men are now at home ant
will attend the celebration. Each viii
be presented with signet ring as !
token Of the .eommunity's appreciation
az his valof,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
City Market Report
Abundant


Abundant Potatoes. ScalllonS,
turnips. bectS. lemons and spinach.
Sormal--Parsnips radishcs, oranges.
rhubarb and lettuce.
Scarce - Cabbage. celery. carrots,
sweet potatoes. apples. Strawberries.
grapefruit. asparagus and onions.
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VEGETABLE

Choice stock sold fairly and values gem
well under control. ,QpotatiOns: White p9-
81 sis. per iS oo os 0sS s wRs
s2.SOG . so: white potatoes. New York. per
100 lbs. 81: :5oQ2.G0; white potatoes Della
and sMsylanh aeosier per neT lug hs
NO. I. s2.?5d2.50: No. ., 1.7592: sweet
potatoes. Eastern Shore. per bbl.-No. I;
Maryland bush ha mpers-No. /, s3@3,25
No. 9 s2I2.25. Cabbage. Danish seed. per
ton s65675: do southern. per hammer.
s225@3.2S. Onions. yellow. per l00.ib bag
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
No Change in Refined Sugars

New York. April 22.-The refined
sugar market remains unchanged both
as to conditions and prices. local refners
quoting on the basis of Sc, less > per
cent for cash for fine granulated. Raws
also are unchanged at I.2Sc, delivered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Apfil 22.-Tradng on the
opening call of the coffee market was
mostly in small lots. there being dis
position to try out sentiment after the
recent sharp declines. First prices were
unchanged to 1 points lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
FRESH FRUITS

The market was generally firm under
moderate offerings and a fair demand. The
BALDWIN. .sG II: Greenns. ssGl2; Russets.
$50 Apples PsnnsEEs ~ Sa Ia and V,rEinisa
go apples west.sarn Per ,d box 4aS@s20 g.,
per crate. S2.50@ q. 50; do California. per
box, $2.65955O. Grapefruit per box. $40
$50. Strawberries. southern. per quart. 30@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as fol-
lows:
(Thc first column gives the rates for
all periods up to and including a fif-
teen day maturity to ninety days. The
third and fourth columns are the rates
for rediscounts of collateral loans Sc
cured by government bonds or notes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS

There was a fair jobbing trade and the
ma rket ruled firm with some kinds slightly
highss. The quotations are as follows:
Beef in sets. smoked and air-dried. 4sc:
dried 49c: pork. family, sa5 q SO: hams. S.
p. cured, loose. a4h @ s5c: do. skinned.
loose. 3+h @35c: do. do. smoked, 38h g SIC:
5. P cured. loose. o7a C; do smoked. 2sh C:
bellies. In pickle. loose. soc: breakfast ba-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
FINANCIAL
67OFF1CE OF THE UNITED GAS I'M
DsR PROVEMENT CO.
~ W corner Broad and Arch SITS

N, W. corner BroAd and Arch SIS.
Philadelphia. April -. 1919.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the United Gas Improvement Company
VIII be held at the office OF the company.
PhiiSdslphia. Monday. May 5. 1919, at le
eselock noon, when an election will be held
fer q president and six t6l directors to serve
ness will be transacted may be brought
before the meeting.
The stock transfer hooks will he closed
from p. M. Wednesday April 23. 1919,
until 10 a. M. Tuesday. May 8. 1919.
@ w. CURRAN. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
Financial Briefs

Application has been made to the
Stock Exchange to list West Penn
Power Company SS,5O0,0 first mort
gage s per cent bonds, due 1916, Series
A. and S5 ,223 200 first mortgage & per
cent bonds, due 1853. Series c. and
Kelly Springfield Tire Company, S62J,-
600 additional common stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
France DECORATE. vsnleo

Paris, April o2.--Acring on pro-
posal made by NJ. Barrere, the French
ambasssasT 20 Italy. France has
s~srded the War Cross to the city of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
aAa SILVER

t,onmcrcial bar silver was quoted in
<ew York tcdsy at 81 1915 an ounce,
! r&ansed; in London At isTsd, q de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
POULTRY

LIVE-The market ruled firm under small
supplies. but trade was quiet The quota
tons were follows: Fowls, 7m3Sc:
broilng chickens. fancy, soft-meated,
weighing III o. lbs. apiece. 80 "a 55c; spring
chickens, soft.meated. largeT sizes. 80 % 4Oc;
28627c: ducks. Pekin. 4.@45c: do, In
dian Runner. 40m41c; geese. 30c: pigeons.
old: per pair. $4,000; do. young. per pair.
As q SOC,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

The New York Treasury gained
1888 900 from the banks yesterday.
making cash net gain since Friday
of 81 .54S, 900.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. April p. HOGS. Estimated re
esipts. Il o4o heao ieLf Ssr ever. 44"S head
Monday, s206
CATTLE - Estimated receipts. lG.5OU
sHEEP Estimated receipts, 10 600
head.
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MoNEY.LENDiNG RATES
PHILADELPHIA-Caii, 5a

cent; time, So @6 per cent. CONNER
cial paper, three to six months, 81 "a
51a per cent; six months, 6 per cent.
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The Luella left st. Nazaire April II
with full cargo, but with the only
Iroops on s;.SaS SaSrd Two members OF the
ordnance convoy. She was due TO cnll
at Barry on her way to New York
where she is expected to arrive May &.
The Hosedale was steamship Of 1901
tong Her home port was Hai9ilton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

Seuth Omaha, April o.. 2.-HOGS-Receipts.
s,TsATiTLE-Reoelpts 1000 head.
sHEFP-Receipts $500 head,
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NEAR MONTHS STEADY
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
Spot Sales in South and De-
mand for Dry Goods Empha-
sized by Bulls

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New Yor~. April - The following
tempo IA lures were recorded in the cotton
belt this morning Abilene and Fort Smith.
- Meridian 80; oklahoma and kroN-
,illc ~. Little Rock. NiCksburg. Augusta
aud rhomasvie 90. san Antonio. Mont
gom"rv Charleston. TAMPA. JacksonvlllH
and Savannah. ~: Galveston. fS; and
Corpus Christi 20. 1her" vas ~ lnch
Of precipitation at Fort Smith.
New York. April 22.-Thc cotton
market had very irregular opening this
morning. with ncar months relatively
steady on trade and Liverpool buying.
while the distant positions were easier.
Tho reports Of larg" spot sales In
tho south and steady expansion in tho
demand for drygoods were emphasized
by the bulls. but offerings increased
soon after the opening. and prices cas"d
of to below Mondays close under in =
crcasing sales of long cotton.
First prices were T. points higher to
) points lower.
Receipts at tho ports for tho day "S-
timated at 1000 bales. against 12.SOl
II week ago and II ,G59 bales year ago
OLD STYLE
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CREW SAVED IN CRASH
V. s. Transport Rescues Mer ot
British Ship She Sank

Barry, England. April 30, - The
American steamship Luella, in the
United States transport service, bound
from st. Nazaire for New York, nut in
yesterday with the crew of the British
steamship Rosedale on board. The
Rosedale was sunk in collision with
the Luella.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

Kansas City, April - 22.--HOGS-Receipls,
Ia 600 head. Market lam25c higher 10
s6ippers and specuia tors. Top, 800 %; aver
sws cost yesterday. 500 %.
-CATTLE-Receipts. $500 head.
SHEEP-Recepts 1000 head
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

CHEESE-The market was quiet with
ample offerings at quoted rates. The quota
tions were as follows: New York and Wash
ington. whole-milk. current make. 80 q 33c e:
New York and Wisconsin. whole-milk. fancy
held, 3793sc. specials higher: New York
and Wisconsin. whole-milk fair to good.
30 n acc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet and unchanged
We quote on a basis of DC foT fine granu
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Dividends
Dividends
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
fnL-.A.uI AAzaaI Waat a. nEana

FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut street West OF Broad
Philadelphia. April 81. 1919.
At the regular meeting OF the Board Of
Directors OF this Eank held this day a semi
annual dividend of I0Tc and an extra divi-
dend of 5ee were declared. free of tax. and
payable May I. 1919. to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business April 80,
1919. Checks will be mailed.
- ]. wM. HARDT. Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

Pittsburxh. April %2 h0Gs-Receipts
Heavy heavy mixed, medium ,and heavy
workers $40. rs q 20.S5; light workers.. sl9.Ij
@2o; PIGS. 'ls.5o61s,75i packers si2.5o9
-sCATTLE-Market steady
CALVES - Receipts. $50 head. Market
steady si6 30.
sHEEP AND l.AMBS-Market steady at
sf3. 25..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30

Antonio Zdrugo1G RUIZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
;.

bado parece diferente 4 los demas.
No han contado. con el ceno fruncido,
Ia roaosa ca!derilla de los iornales;
no SC han mirado con ira las names
callcsas; tampoco parlaron de la u
Mon. como medic salvador contra las
cadenas del tirano....
Siguen con ~agradablc c]oncordia su
lento caminar. BESIDE 10 alto canta ell
r~ecolector de una palmera vecina de
las NUDES, contemplate por los Chi
cos, que allan la vista glotones.
Cuando entran en- Ia ciudad, "a es
ucche cerrada. Los chispazos de Ia
Luna hieren de c~strellas el azul.
De pronto Gambia el aspecto serene
de la i~mprovisada romeria. Els que
Sc italian en- "a vulgaridad provoca-
dora de la Gale Mayor, los tachados
como e~scarpias en- ell libro negro de
los proletarios.
Por ESQ recuerdan estos el profile
ma social, 2lvidado entire las acequlas,
cue aspi-aoan hasta su fondo e rama
ie Y el g~eneroso aroma de les rebel
des rosales enccndidos....
Registrandose los seis nuevos ca
los Que les remarc6 en- sus MANIA
ras Ia semana, mientan con eXaitado
acento nuelgas y reunione~
Una de las esposas intenta calmar-
los con dulzura. dici6ndoles:
-;Valgame Dies, siempre 10 mis-
MOL. mo habeis visto que po-
CO posecn las goiondrinicas, y Guam
felices viyen?....
Y un rastrilladcr que muestra su
Dccho velludo por Ia camisa deSga-
rrada, le ccntesta que 81; pero cue
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= Cuento para los NiHos =
"Nornas les vemos las caras y a sigun..."

jaban Ia bolsa de pechc al aicance de
cualquier ratero.
En- general. puedc decirze que So
10 los tontos o les d~escuidados eran
victimas de los senores rateros
La pojicia de aquelia tpcca 2re2dia
. veceS = los rateros. pero cast nunca
lograba ~eucoat-ar 10 robado.
Como precaucion, IA viSpera dc las
graades fesuvidades civ!cas. eraD 4
~carcelados les rateros coUoc:doS, los
| asiduos c,;erees de ia cou;sar.a. CO
! no 81 dijGraalos. los rate-os professo-
males ' los doctos en- cl ayte del
escamoteo.
Hab;a una especie de masoneria
ratevil, por o cue uunca VI catcro
hac;a Dc las sUyas ais,aG@menta. sine
que estaba :~espaldado per otros Ts-
rios CUE a co-:a j:Sca2cia Sc hal!aba..
Cuando el prime-o .ogra0a apodc-
rarse de alg3n objeto sin cue e. due
no 10 adv.rtiera no entrabaa CT fun
cion los otros. pero cuaHdo ia v!ctima
daba woes. & l&iron 7aSah& 10 r1o2-
do a u~o de u compancros : este
= o.ro : asi Sucesivamente, de ma
nera que cuardo Sc ~preScntaba e! pc
Iicia. cuando mucho poGia atcapar al
ratero. pero no el objeto robado que
en- esos mcmentos Sc hallana "a muy
lejos de aouel lugar.
Tn Gia u raIero deSpojo de IN
magnifico rcloj dc repetici6a NADIA
menos cue al mismisimo GoberHador
del Distrito. Lie. Reboilar.
Sea que por traear=e del superior
qujs;cra err aquella OCCASION despIegar
Ia poiicia IL COLO cx5raordi@4rio, o
porque Sc trataze Ge IN neoii5o en-
e. ~raterisno. 10 cierto del case es que
el ratero fut aprehendido a los pocos
momentos Y cl reloj recuPeraIo y
devuelto Al go~bernador.
Rebollar crey6 one aque.la OCCASION
le venia dc 2erlas para descuhrir los
hilos de la masoneria rateril Y dar asi
Ut buen golpe a los mantle de los q
jeno.
Mando que !e llevasen 4 81 prcsan-
cia 3! ratero al cual iEterrogo en- es-
toS terminus:
Como hacen ustedes para ro-
bar? Quiero que ne 10 digas con to-
da franqueza.
FL ladr6n. que era IN indio mar-u-
Hero. miraba al soslayo sin cortestar
una Palabra.
ST me 3ices como hacen uste-
des para rotar, re pongo en hbertad
irmediatamente.
FL ratero 10 despleg6 los labioS-
No solo te po2go en- h5ertad, ST.
! no que re reEalo ei reloj, dijo el go
bcrnador mostranGo al acusado el re-
loj.
Los ojos del amigo de 10 ajero
brillaron de ccdicia al Yer aquella
magnifica jcya que Sc lie habia esca-
pado de las manos.
Me da raucha vergueaza. Sc atre-
VIC a decir ell indio con voz cortada.
-Toma e reloj, es tuyo. dijo Re
bollar e~nrregando e. reloj al ratero,
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Va Sc albcroza el bosque de pal
meras que estuvo tan soiitario ' ST.
lencicso. Ancl6 en- Ell muelle trail.
nero IN bizarre bergantin de America
Y Ia numerosa familia de gclondri-
= salto Gcl ve'a2:en para rehab!li-
tar este cristiaHo rcfugjo del pa:sa-
jc
Cuando salem los nihos del colc!gio
Sc introducen eli Ell palmeral. Y al
desparramarse por la ciudad-que
aUn conserva impoluto q se'lo de Ia
morisma fundadora-van pregonan-
10 el advenimiento de les ave
Nucva tan grata es mctiyo &c n
teaso para la genie rural. Aseguran
que las viajeras africans traen la
gracia del Senior; que hicierCn mia
crosses estes arbustos t~ropicaIcs. para
cue :us 2~stillas =Imosas sean eficaz
remedio contra las g~argantitas difte-
riGnas....
Les a:pargatcros que salen del Ia
Her = las devotas que regresan de Wis
roras. andan canine dc las afueras.
No cs acontecimiento 81 arribo sin
noveGad. &C los pobres animalltcs
compadccidcs del SeHor"....
Tantc 10 es que Sc ha r~ejuveneci-
90 Y alcgrado Ell bosque en- este Gre
pusculo dc sci que Sc ~resiste 4 MORN
Y mas prcdieo aroma de rosalcs en-
cendidos.... Y e. aqua dc las boque-
ras SCRIBE hastl 81 coraz6n eli ramaje
Que duerme. Y Ell cielo parece las
alas iHmensas de Un Espiritu Santo..
Influidos pOr esta paz mara
r~illosa. no hablan les trabajadcres
mas que dc ccsaS sercil'as. Este sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
P0R FIN HA sIDO ENCoNTRADA

Muchas wees buScamos I cosa
en- vano, aunque en- realidad Sc en-
cuentra muy cerca De nosotros, de-
b;endonos considerar verdaderamcnte
afortu7ados cuando Ia e~ncontran.os,
pues como dice Ell dicho: Mas vale
tarde cue nunca. Fl Senior F. j.
kletchka, de Horton, nos escribe con
fecha i de Noviembre del ano en- cur
so: "Durante los seis ultlmos amos
estuve tomando toda clase de pildo-
ras para mis- Intermediates, pcro sin
lograr alivio alguno. Estando en- Ia
parte Oeste de Kansas ei ran pa
sado, me fue r~ecomendado el Elixir
Americana de Vino Amargo de Tri-
ner, ''Trincr's American Elixir Of
Bitter Wine" de manera que conpre
tres botellas Y me han producido ex-
c~elentes resulGados. Siempre 10 ten
DIRE en- casa de hoy en- adelante'. Fue
ciertameRte IN hallazgo valIoso, des-
de el nomento en- que 81 ELIXIR Anne
ricano de Vino Amargo de Triner,
"Triner's American Elixir of Bitter
es ell remedio mas SECURE y
eficaz para Ia constipation, indiges-
ton. dolores de cabeza Y otras en-
fermedades ocasionadas por describe
aes ~estomacales. Haga n prueba
tambien con ell Linimento de TriHer,
::Triner's Liniment" ell remedio rapi-
Go y eficaz para ell reumatismo Y
neuralgia. Joseph Triner Company,
l33S-l343 So. Ashland Ave, Chicago,
II. adv
tCo2yriSh, 1918. by Joseph Trincr Company