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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
No destruird la Reguladora
Carranza
(Viene de la la. pg.)

siendo una institution Official de-
pendiente del go6ierno gel EstaGo ell
que Sc eEcargara de regular los pre-
clos del ]henequen.
Conforme a 10 dispuesto pOr Ia
nueva ley, los hacendados Quedan
en- libertad de rescindir sus contra
tos ce!elrados con Ia Reguladora y
de salir de la Association, 81 asi 10
desean: pero las existencias del lie
requen quedaran en poder lie Ia Re
guladora para que Sc vayan VEN
diendo prudcntemente. este es, pa
ra evitar uue Sc lancen al mercado
libre, como pretendc G! gobierno de
Carrarza para destruir ei poder de
Ia Ccmisi6n. Ademas, para contra
rrestar los efectos dc las disposicic-
ICES de Ia Secretaria de Hacienda
respecto al papel moneda, el gobier-
10 del Estdo dc Yucatan ha sena-
ladc IN plazo que Sc eXtiende hasta
el mes de noviembre del arc proXi-
mo. para Ia circulation legal del pa
pel moneda, el cual debera ser pa
gaGo. prccisamente, a raZon de Gin
cuenta centavos de dollar ell peso ORC
nacional. sin ningun ~descuento.
Por ultimo, Sc ha concedido u los
hacendados una m%cratoria pa:a ell
Dag2 de sus adcudos a la Regulado-
"a, senalindolcs Ell intcrGs mas ba-
10 Tue Sc haya conocido hasta Ia
fecha Ell los negocios financieros
yucatecos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
s-ra o que podri Ser
''Nfuelas de Coyote

Tcodoro Torres. Jr.. nuestTo Jefe
de Reduction. batUta, como quien
deg de este orGues.ron perIodlstico,
2nne brecna Y dice teytualmeEte:
NO voy a adivjHar 10 que 'sera
o Dodra ser "NUELAS DE cove
TIE" desahogo htcrario del "Chama-
co" Anaya. DorCue va. per mi NAL.
10 e. minGSculo sujeto V 70
ezcribmcs un sasnete huce tempo,
cue no dimos al publco porque. en
opinion de auestra recamaner2, (Ho-
tel Victoria. calrto ~ Ia cosa eS-
taba nal. Y mHy nal. De ahi. de 10
exclus;vamentc suyo, sac6 c! Chama-
co a "MUELAS,' ~perScnajc atolon-
drado. que. Ell dia de! beneficio, en-
carnado en- Esca1era,-encarnado
van a roner a Escalera csc dia, a
causa de "MUELAS DE COYOTE"
I-clamari, como el p~ersonaje de los
Espectros:
-"Senor. ;por que hcmos De pa
gar los hiios las culpas de los pa
dres,"
"Puef2 ser que la envidia que nc
causa nensar que no voy a salir al
aIim6n con el Chamaco,-dc Quicti
soy amigo hasta Ia pared de entren-
tea recibir ovacion Y orcja cl dia
Gcl estreno. ne haga rensar nal de
"MUELAS," o hicn puede ser que el
tenor de yer salir. para Ia carceI
al Chamaco el dicnoso dia, Y dc one
no haya bastante arnica en- San An
tonic para %curar!c los chichcnes me
havan hecho escribir tan tunebre
augurio, pero no obstante que Ia
obrita tiene chistes buenos Y retrue-
canes a~dmirah!es, que solo al Chama-
co Sc le ocurren, 20 estaria porque
Sc e~levara una r~espetuosa solicitud a
la Cruz Roia para que tuviera iiSta, ID
noche del beneficio de Escaiera, una
amJulancia . las puertaS del Ma
cional', por 10 que puiiera suceder.'
Opiniones a tientas y en- cuciiIlas
Ignacio VaIdas. el redactor he Ia
guerra. dice sin mayores am2aJes
"iMUELAS DE COYOTE. Una
graceiada sin cabeza nj pies, aunque
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Ell BENEFICIO DE ROBERTO ESCALERA
Una noche de j1bilo y de sana algeria
Escalera y "Tiberio.' confabulsdo

Con la bella orereta Aires &c
Frimavera,' cclebrari la noche del
cinco de los corrientes SUI function
de gracia, 4 de los actores comicos
que mas hayan euStado al publico
de esta localidad: ei actor Roberto
Escalera, de Ia compa1ia CausSade
de Leon. que tan tucna te.mporada
ha venidc hacienda en- el Teatro
Nacional, de Ia Gale del Come7cio.
Las Simpatias d que Escalera
goza en- ell publico mexicano de San
Antonio,-bien adquiritaS por cicr-
10. 81 Sc toman en- -cuenta sus meri-
tos personalcS,-y el inter6s Y Ia no.
vedad de Il obra eicgida por 81 pa
IA su function de gracia, le augu-
ian IN eXito complete.
Pero, ror 81 clio no fuere bastan-
re, hay algo cue. en- su solo anunclo,
ia va Ia sensation de TN teatro He
no para Ia noche del bereficio: un
estreno, V un estreno del "Chamaco"
Anaya, que. a mayor aOundamiento,
Sc llama "Muelas de Coyote, no
ell Gutor, sino Ia obra.
e entremGS 0 que Alfonso Ana
va, nuestro rternamente infantil
companero de reduction, hace III de-
but como autor, es un salnete de
urdimbrc c6mica, en- e. que el cniste
a-ita en- todas las cscenas sus cas-
cabeles r~ccocijantes en- ell que los
tipos son de una admirable ccmicl-
dad. V en- el que, pOr c~cnsecuencia,
sabra hacer ~interesaNte labor e. ia
lcrto artietico de EScalera.
Al cronista le clpo en- suerte Lecr
Va 81 regociJado ~eAtremts, Y no ha-
&c gracia ninguna en- augurar un
6xito redondo para cl novicio autor;
2ero. de prcposito. ha queridc CO.
rocer Ia opinion que varios compa-
! eros de a ticren tornado a este
~respecto..
Estos, como Sc We. son opinionee
hechas al calor lie una franco amis-
tad por ell incansable "TiberiC'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Felipe Angeles fue al Sur a
unir las facciones. rebeldes
fNienc de "a La. pag.)
dos de Tanlaulipas J San Luis Poto-
81.
;Se ebandorara la canpana en-
chihuahua?

Hay indicaciones &c &c Zen ell
plan formulate por Angeles Y Villa
cntra cl ~abandonar cast por compile
TO la campaia en- Chihuahua. Dice
sc cue considerable peligroso rea-
nudar en- grande escala las hostilida-
des en- Ell Estdo. prlncipalmente en-
/ region Norte, Sc ha decidido cam
liar por complete los primitivos pla-
nes &c camrana que fueron desba-
ratados con Ia ocupacion de Cludad
Juifez por las tropas americans.
Sin embargo. no Quiere este decir
que Sc dele eli libertad absolute Il
las tropas de Dieg2ez; las partidas
de los hombres de mayor audacla Y
dc mas !caltad a Villa tendrdn Il su
cargo ell i~nterrumpir periodicamentc
las comunicaciones 'ntre Chihuahua
V Ciudad Juarez V C~h,..ahua y To-
rre6n, asi como entire JimeneZ =
Parral, V atacar, al n'ismo tempo,
q las pequelas guarnicioncs a efec-
20 de hacerse de elementos dc que
rra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

flota, llegaran a San Diego el dia 7
de agosto
Sc tiene cast la cer;eza de que para
e! dia en- que arribe la flOta. una
de las escuadras aereas mas podero-
sas que salgan a recibirla Ia ccmpon-
dram seis grandes a%eroplanoS del tipo
F-5-L
Estas naves son de las mas podero-
sas entire las que forman las escua-
dras De los Estados UridOs
Muchas otras e~scuadrillas de barcos
del tipo NJ acompaharan a los gran
des aeroplanos en- su reception de Ia
flota
Va Sc ha designado e. iugar en- que
Sc fordeara ell barco insignia Y los
prlncipales de IA flota, Y solo Ialtan
detalIes para que Sc conczca TODD el
prcgrama de cstas fiestas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Con una Solemne ceremoRia
uar q festejar
(Viene de la Ia. pg.)

dioso el espectaculo de Ia llegada de
la flOta a este puerto.
Aeronaves de las mas poderoSaS
del mundo vendran a San Diego a
recibir a la flota y los aeroplanos que
trae esta saldrdn al e]ncuentro de los
que van d recibirlos y ejecutar&n ma
niobras en- las q Sc demoStrara la fuer
"a naval y la aerea de los Estados
Unidos.
Les barcos de la flota.
Los siguientes barcos formaran par
lie de los que c~ompondran Ia flota del
Pecifico:
DreadghnGuthS.- New Mexico,
Wyoming, Arkansas, New York, TIE
xas, Arizona, Idaho, Mississippi, Vir-
GINA, New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Georgia, Nebraska and Vermont.
Cruceros armados.-Seattle, Mon
tana, North Carolina and Pueblo.
Torpederos destroyers.- Schiey,
Chew, Champlin, Lakewood, Mug
ford, Williams, Crane, Hart, Ingram,
Ludlow, Burns, Anthony, Lamber-
ton, Radford, Montgomery, Breese,
Gamble, Ramsay, Tatmall, Badger,
Twiggs, Rabbit, belong Jacob Jo-
mes, Howard, Kitty, Kenneson, Stan
bury. Claxton, Hamilton, Boggs, Ward
Palmer, Thatcher, Walker, Crosby,
Buchanan, Upshur. Philip, Greer,
Elliott, Aaron Ward, Rathburne, Tai
bot, Dent, Dorsey, Roper, Waters,
Tarbell, Yarnall, Wicks, Evans, Wool
sey. John Francis Bunrs, Stoddart,
William Jones, Woodbury., S. P Lee,
Nicholas Y el Young.
Cuatro Cruceros protegldos, ell Chi
cago" Ell 'Tacon1a," ei cleveland y e
ct Denver" bajo ell mando del Contra
~almirante Spencer Wood, que Sc FL
cuentra ahora o~perando en- las costas
occidentaIes de Mexico, llegaran esta
semana aqui, para unirse a la Flota
del Pacifico; Y muchos otros barcos
vendran para unirse a Ia flota Y pasar
r~evista.
Sc calcula que pasaran de Glen los
que integran Ia graz escuadra
FL barco insignia y ell grucso de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

81 sus niaos estan paliGos Y enferm;zos, s!
durante su suc5o sus dientes sc cn;-rShoean,
c.<., Is se6al eyidentc de cue ~padeccn sill
aria. e rcmeGio para estOs parasites o IS
81 WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. No
solo arroja los Eusanos sino ole linpia =!
ORGANISING, dandoIc fuc-z& y c'crsia. De
ven;s en- Ia Rotica de San Peiro, 80 W.
Commerce Street, San Antonio, Texas. tAdvJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
RECO.IENDA LA APROBAClON
DEL TRATADO DE PAZ..

PARIS, agosto LA comision de
paz del Parlamento aprobo. por treln
Ia V cuatro votos contra uno. Ia re-
seduction de recomendar q a Camara
Ia ratification del tratado de paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Villa en- Durango.

Entire tanto. Villa, Ell persona,
hara la campana en- el Estldo lie d.
range, una campaia teHdiente soda
mente a tener en- constante actividad
a las fuerzas del gobierno d. Ca
rama, amagando divcrsas poblacio-
res g interrumriendo las comunica-
Clones ferrocarrileras Y ~teiegraficas
mantcnierdo su base de apoyo Ell Ia
region Sur del Estado de Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Angeles. jcfe de la campana
en ell Sur.

FL general Angeles 10 volvera al
Estado de chihuahua para encargar-
Sc de IA direction de Ia camraha
militar. Esta ~que5ari a cargo 10 Vi
liza. FL general Angelo: pretcnde TO-
mar el mando de todas las fuerzas
revolucionarias que logre reunir en-
Ell Sur del pals, Y ~emprender n
vigorosa ~ofcnsiva sobre la capital
de Ia Republica, al misino tempo
que en- chihuahua Y Durango IA
emprenGc Villa para obligar nj go
bierno a mantcner en- el N0rtn to-
cas- las tropas que ia reunido en-
chihuahua V que constttuyen, sin
duda alguna Ia principal fuerza del
cjGrcito que s1st!ene a Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
A las cosechas

Es perfectamente cierto que Vi
La licenci6 a gran p2rte &c sus hon.
tres diciGndoles que a~baRdonara Ia
campana hasta pasado cl mes de sep
tiembre. Pero este 10 hizo por dos
raZones igualmente importantes: evil
tarse ell sostenimlento dc esos hon.
bres durante ell tempo cue Pcrnla-
rezca inactive Y hacer que contribu-
van al levantamiento de las cosechas
a efecto &c asegurar suficiertes e!e-
mentos de suhsistencia para la CAM
pana de otono e invierno.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Tsere wIth mar Freneh.

En- bienE-you know we all speak
French here. We can say "Bis done.
Jacques. and "Alors, and order
'oofs" and whisper TO madame TO slip
us some "rhum'' or "cognacn when no
senior officer Is round TO hon us. II
Is no uncommon thing for a dough-
boy 10 iutersperse his conversation
with "n'est-ce-pasy as. for Instance:
Il guess we sleep with the sheep
tonight. n'est-ce-pas !"
Mats Oul, Avec les little mouttons.p
swell. they don't smell any worse
than some Of you guys at that, nest
ce-pas7r
"Sny. who the hell's goo my French
mask2 laid II on my pack not ten
minutes ago, n'estce.pas r.
We're there with that French stun.
4 common form Of greeting from the
ribald ronehneeks TO the earnest lin
gulst among us is "Aha, l see Won
speak FrenehG You see. they have
to admit it.- Saturday Evening Post.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
important to all Women
Readers Of this Paper

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
suspect it.
Womens' complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble. or the
result OF kidney or bladder disease.
Il the kidneys are not in healthy con.
dltlon, they may cause the other ORGANS
to become diseased.
You may suffer pain in the back, head.
ache and loss Of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous. irrita-
Die and maybe respondent; it makes
anyone so.
But hundreds Of women claim that DR.
hilmers Swamp-Root, by RESTORING,
tne remedy needed to overcome such
A good kidney medicine. possessing
feal healing and curative value should
pc a blessing to thousands of nervous.
Many send for s sample bottle To sac
,Ehat swamp Root, the great l.;anaS,
hVer and bladder medicine viii do ~
them. Every reader Of this nanar i IL
aas not already tried it, by enclosing ten
SSnEs 10 Or. hllmer & CO., BinFhamton
D, II may receive sample size Bottle by
1aLeel Post You can purchase tie
medium and large size bottles at ali dr, me
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
DECIDED Laek Of &C.,.

Washlngton.-Transition Of the conn.
try from a war TO peace basis NJ.
proceeded thus far with very cons,dar
able SmoothnesS and with decided lsa,.
Of friction, SAYS general summer, y
business conditions issued Taana.,,,,..
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

Washington. From eight % ten ear
loads u mali for American soldiers are
unaeliVerea Ia Freaee, Secohd Assist.
ant Postmaster General praeger told
the senate p0stoffiee committee Fri.
tay. and thousands and probably mll-
iions q letters addressed % the men
overseas win arrive IN New York soon
10 be- ssut 10 the. dead letter efflee,
where an attempt VIII be made 70 re-
turn them "a the writer's
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
BoSCHEE'S SYRUP

why use ordinary cough remedies
"nen hosehee's Syrup has been used
80 successfully for fifty.one wears IN
az parts Of the United States for
t tp,s bronchitis, colds settled in the
, ohroat, especially lung troublesg #
slSes the patient a good nights rast
.lee from coughing, with easy exnac'
toratton In the morning, gives n 49,
+ : eniance to soothe the inaamed parts,
s, Oft the disease, helping tba n -
, zen, TO regain his health Mada - -
a eentury.-Adv. Nn"n hat
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Hun Baron Sent to Jail.

San Francisco.-BarOn Allardt you
Dem Muench, nephew of the former
ambassador, Count Won RernStOrff, was
sentenced to three months in the
county Jail for perpetrating fraud IN
on the government by attempting TO
enter the country with a forged pass.
port.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Prefer Horses to Gasoline Wagons.

Washington Secretary 81 the Treas
nry GLASS and Postmaster General
Rufieson prefer the tlmehouored
herse-drawu vehicle TO the untnmoeile.
aud IN Difference g. their Wishes
the house appropriations commlttee
amended the legislative hlll % a. 20
provide carriages q ribeir personat
use instead ~ antQnohiles which viii
b. furnished other members ~ the
cabinet
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Idahoan KILLED in Eas.

Phlladelphia.-John II. Emery n
hotel man of Cascade, Idaho was killed
and brother, Joseph, severely iniursJ
when struck by hospital automohiIa
ambulance while crossing street IN
the way to railroad station
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

New Yerk Tile lniunVtlen suit
brought b. the Commercial Cable com.
fAny aud the Commercial Pacific cattle
company 10 restrain Postmaster Gen
eral ilaflesan from taking over for the
government their Respective cable ilnes
aud merging them with liaes rontrollea
Is the Western unioh Telegraph com
pany wins dismissed Friday
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

as deadly as q snakes venom.
The liver acts as a guard over our
.uaIinLo;ng siftine out the cinders and
ashes ~ from the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestines piles a
heavy burden upon the liver. Il the
intestines are clicked or clogged up,
he circulation OF the blood becomes
noisoned and the system becomes
ioaded with toxic waste, and we suffer
from headache, yelIow-coated tongue,
had taste in mouth, nausea, or gas,
acid dyspepsia, languor, debility, yellow
skin or eyes. At such times one should
take a pleasant laxative. Such a one
q made Of May-apple, leaves Of aloe,
ialap. put into ready-to-use form by
Doctor Pierce, nearly fifty years ago,
and sold for 25 cents by all druggists
as DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
srocxroE, CALF. - For constipation, sick
headache an inactive liver, indigestion and BILL
BUSINESS there is nothing to equal Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. have tried other things but
Ike the Pellets best Of any,-ARs. Z. CAM
FIELD, a29 S. Grant Street.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
MEDAL AWARDED EXPLORER.
ssefsnsson Rewarded Tor Work in the
Polar Regions.

Washington yiihlalmnr Slefansson,
ihe Norwegian Arctic explorer was
awarded the Hubbard gold medal hy
the National Geographical society Tor
his achievements during the last Eve
and a half years. ia which he reduced
the unknown polar regions of the west-
efn hemisphere BY approximately loo,'
900 square miles. Ills was the largest
contribution 10 the geography Of hith-
erto unknown areas Tor many years.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
PLANS To SECURE
SOLDIERS FUTURE
OCCUPATION or MILLIONS or
ACRES or RECLAIMED LAND
BY RETURNED MEN.
Secretary Lane Asks for Hundred NIL.
l'cn Dollars 20 pc Used 10 Making
Life Easier fer Men Who
Fought for Freedom.

WaAhlnuton immaculate consIasrh-
zion ~ the interior departments re-.
unesi for xinn000OD f0r ahe rccIama.
tien and occupation ~ 2l5,0DO.UW
acres II tiilAhle ssll in this country by
returned soldiers was asked by See.
retary Lane ID in Informal meeting
of nesssbers ~ congress held ia tho
heuse chamber Ga Friday.
This pinn Of the department NOT
only wiz provide labor FOR thousands
Of men discharged fram the MILITARY
service, Secretary lane said, but viii
greatly increase the resources o. the
nasioa
Briefly, the program contemporaries
that DISCHARGED soldiers be employed
" current wages on vast reclamation
schemes IN taany states. and that they
b. permitted Mter 10 select a scrtlon
NJ The reclaimed land fer Farming puF-
posess the government furnishing
money 20 pny for the coet Of develop.
ment This money, together With the
sall cost n the land and interest,
HSald later be returned 70 The govern.
naent
Ne Coat 20 Government.
1.-THE project win not cost the gov
ernmeni penny. SECRETARY Lame
said gl'ulI payment for the land wllf
he made within forts years.
Necessity Cor haste III making the
appropriation WAS emphasized by Sec.
Rotary Lame Soldiers are being dis.
charged from the service 1T the rate
~ thousands day, Ne said, and pro.
vision Cor employing them should be
made soon
n would Dc unthinkable that the
government should permit Ihcse men
to search III vain Tor work, he added,
''after ihey have willingly given mp
good jobs 10 help the country Cd lts
time 81 need. ready 20 sacrifice their
lives II necessary. Who Gun say that
the demand Tor labor win not soon be
satisfied and that these soldiers VIII
haze 60 drift alnAessly from city 20
city, living from hand 20 mouthT
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Fix Rental Of Railway

Washlngton.-An annual rental Of
$5S,60S,4S7 is provided in the govern.
ment contract with the Peunsylvani,
lines, east, and six subsidiaries. an.
nounced Wednesday by the railroad nd.
ministration.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
90. 80 ~ suaar 80.

Denver. Colo The Grvet Western
sugar company has hxed the prizes fer
ibe ipia sugar best crop a $40 ton,
THIS bsing the same sgale paid 10 the
beet growers for the 1918 crop.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
l.vssrbsro psopls Want Republic.

Meta A large cS0Nd paradesi De-
fore the tirsnd nucai plaee "a laxe,n.
berg Friaas requesting The ub,iication
~ she graad dachgss and Tbs prpeia.
nation nf 8 repalllie
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Mine Operators % Meet Ia March.

spoknne WASH. The annual Goa
seation ~ liie Northwest Mining IS.
soclstlen, Comprislag mialng operators
- northwestern states aud British to-
inlnbia. via be beid here March 10
% f6
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Roose4elt Approves zlanlst Mosement

NeW Yofk fhandote Roosevelt r..
eeDlly approved the zlenist movement
end Inc efforts d establish Jewish
commonwealth % eaieettne u VAS rp
sealed D. he. Zionist organization u
Amar ~
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
eusleura eemforts Rah.,. sD.,.

" aen red, rough and itching with ho+
C C- OF Cuticura Soap and touchas ~
Cuueura Ointment. AIso ma,.S ol
LOW = , ana then of that exquisitely scent.
81 uus.ing powder, Cuticura Talcnm
one OF the Indispensable C,,ti C U'
Toilet Trio.--Adv. ouucura
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

This photograph shows the crew OF
the transport ophir, that went down
in the harbor of Gibraltar, lined up
on the deck Of the japanese steamer
that brought them back to this coun-
try. As the Japanese are very fond
OF rice and 1t constitutes most of their
menu, these sailors had to be content
with rice, and more rice, every day.
Immediately upon reaching port they
all made rush for restaurant, and
II Is said that not one Of them or
dered rice.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

siI I1i,.e people make specialtv 81
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

The wife of a henpecked husband
hasn't much to crow over.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

Nothing provokes a proud woman
NE the pride of some other woman
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17

Nratt by any other name womb n,o
auee lust as many plums 1 PRIV
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-01-17
Coated Tongue {
What it Means
"A had breath, coated tonguel pa@
i. Dn she month. Ianguor and debility,

are usually
signs that
the liver is
out of order.
PROF. HEM
METER says:
cThe liver is
an organ
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The Pulaskian., 1919-08-08
ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE
 PRICE OF SAFETY.

In my last letter I told about Lees bee trees, but failed to mention his humble bee tree. Right beside trail he showed me a small hollow oak in which humble bees have made their home. When I looked in there was a big humble bee on guard at the en- trance and Lee said there always is one there. Their motto seems to be Eternal Vigilance Is the Price of Safety" The old fellow on guard looked old and he looked sleepy too, but he was there. It is the only humble bee tree I ever saw or heard of.
 From here 1 went through the Fourche River Ranch to their camp. I wanted to see MT. c. w. Stevens, but the train I missed carried him away. Instead, however, had the pleasure of meeting the managers mother, Mrs. Triplett, who will in the future make her home with him. Though I was late, dinner was fixed for me and was urged to stay over for the night. but was too near home and too tired to accept. Beside, had found lot of nice green grapes and wanted to get home and try my hand at grape jelly before they spoiled. There is one of the biggest crops of wild grapes and muscodines ever saw.
 One old lady I met on this trip was
The Pulaskian., 1919-08-08

Brazil. which controls the coffee trade, and this, added to the tremen- dous demand in Europe. sent coffee up immediately. It has been going up ever since, and I cannot see any hope for a reduction until we can get enough coffee to more than supply the demand. This may never be.
 "Teas, if anything, are cheaper, but shipping facilities are so limited that