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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28

60, Ina, R.utis,a ...... )
SaSrado Cora-6n De Maria ............. 10
Nuestra Sonora de Atocha .............. 10
San Francisco &c Paula .....,---...... 10
San Agustin 10
San Antonio ASad I5l
san Vicente de PAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
San Francisco de Asis ................ 10
Offices de Difuntcs ................. 10
jubilee de las Cuarepta hor2s ........-. 10
Nuestra Sonora de LourteS ............ 10
Oficio Parvo de Ia ViEgen ..........-.. 10
san NSzuei Is
an Jusn Nepomuceno ............... l5S
San IgracIc de Ioyola ........ ....--. &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
mariana Sc senfird perfectomente.

cl que mas de un million dc elias son
ussdas .diariamente, sc venden mas de einco
millones de cajas anualments.
81 I'd. no ha adquirido ain esta exec
lente medicinal. compre desde luego una
GAIA &c Csc. y tome ests noche la prinera
pastila- ST Ia constipation de cue radc-
&C cs nuy rebeldc. tome una pastigs todss
las nocbes. duranta una semana , Sc con-
Veneera dc los muchos beneficios que hs
ioSrado. Sus intestinos funcionaran con IA
cxacttud de I'm rrlnx > I'd sc encontrara
mucho mejor fisica y Doralmcnte, me
i jor quo antes de su enfernedad. Des-
~ pues dc que haya degrade un alivio,
sXS va no neccsitara seguir fernando Ia me-
IA dicina todos los dias. solamente basta-
"a I'd con que tome una pastilla de ves en-
cuando con el o5jeto de nantener el orga-
nismo en- bucHas condolences. Recuer6s
I'd. que es mil wees mas facil conServar-
sc b:cn que, una vez cnfermo, tratRr dc
curarse. Haga I'd una prueba-
Natures Remedy tPastlas Mr. esa
a Ia vcnta. recomendads , gsrantirada por
todas las bucnas droguerfas y en- San An
tonic. Texas Sc vende en- Ia Bo6cs San
Pedro de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28

Tome desde luego Mr.. Ha-
ga I'd. que los organos di-
gestivos y de elimination
funcionen regularmente y.
obtendra un alivio innedia-
to.a Este remedio nunca eau
sd retortijones nj otras
- = molestias. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
GRAMMATICAL.

C.-,.,sio Z. Grammatical Casteli2na, seSun
r. sradenia, por TO-o y Gens5-..''- o
Commercials de Grznanca poF Don An
5rs. Bclio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
CHEAP SHOES IN GERMANY,
Government Will Produce Them
From Army Leather Supply.

BERLIN. September 80 Correspond
ence of the Associated Press)-The
German poorer classes fare soon to
have shoes from the army leather
supply. which will cost only 80 or 40
marks, instead of 10 up into the hun
dreds.
An organization has already been
formed by the cabinet. which. under
the strict control of the government,
will arrange for the production of
these cheap shoes from army leather
stocks. By the 1st of next May the
government hopes to put them on
sale. but = is going to take special
precautions that there can be no
Illicit trade, for the shoes will proba-
bly, have to be sold at a loss.
The question as to the limits of
poorer people, will have to be set
tied '.3sS8 SsaF 2''s ~ 80 SO 'ss} p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
CHOLERA ABOARD SHIP.
Russian Barge Dimitri Held il
Quarantine-7OO Aboard,

BATOUM. Black Sea. September 5.
via Paris, September % Correspond
ence of the Associated Press).-The
Russian barge Dimitri with 700 re-
turning refugees on her open decK
is quarantined in this harbor on ac-
count Of cholera among her passen-
gers. There is not physician
aboard.
In an attempt to prevent an cpl
demic of disease one of the passen-
gers, Maj. Robert Davis of Engle-
wood. N. J., member of the Ameri-
can Red Cross mission to the Kuban
district, is holding a clinic open at
all hours. Maj. Davis gives it as his
opinion that physicians in civil life
would work harder on their patients
if they were cooped up with them on
a plague ship" and could not get
away until all had a clean bill Of
health. s~@'a s'sN2 ss Ssss%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
advice GIVEN MOT0RIST
WHO HITS STEEP GRADE
Don't Forget That Your Car Has
Three Brakes" Says Expert,
Who Discusses Methods.

Don't forget that your car has
three brakes" is the advice of a well
known automobilist. Put your car
into second speed, cut off the spark
and you need never worry about a
steep grade.
shut off your motor and slide into
second as you roll across the ridge.
Don't drive in second Shut off the
spark if the throttle will not close.
Then. if you have six you gain six
compression brakes and your motor
cools TO boot. If necessary. a gentle
touch of the service brake now. and
of the emergency brake then. general
ly will hold you nicely. AT times the
abrupt or long drop will argue for
low instead of second in compression.
On all but the Steepest descents this
will hoN your car with but very lit
tie use of brakes. 1t will keep your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
Cigar Workers Strike Ends.

NEW YORK. October 25.-Twenty-
five thousand cigar makers and pack
ers will return to work Monday, end
ing the strike here which has been
In progress for twenty weeks. The
workers have accepted q 10 per cent
wage increase. An average wage in
crease Of TN per cent was originally
demanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

brakes in reserve for real emergen.
cies. such as a motor cycle shooting
around the curve on your side of the
road or some similar hair-raising cpl
sode.
Gwen the EXPERT will remember his
ioyous discovery Of the third brake
He may wonder at the need of refer
ence to it in these columns"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
Urges Study Of Duties.

ing sof-"eatert aiming. ~.
ing hours on duty. he said that this
also applied to conductors and motor
men. as they cannot pay attention and
perform their respective duties if en-,
gagged in conversation. Study your
business which you are making your
lifes work, and you will be success
full and become efficient in the
handling Of traffic" He concluded by
referring to some of the instructions
regarding taking crossings and
curves where there are cut-outs, etc.
George w. Shockey, dean of railroad
inspectors in the National Capital, was
the next speaker. Mr.. Shockey has
been connected with the Capital Trac-
ton Company for over twenty years,
having started his career in the days
of the horse car on the old Belt line.
He recited instances in the early days
when he was first detailed as an in
spector and the steady growth of this
particular branch of railroading,
which has to do with traffic and move
ment of street cars. He spoke of the
cooperation which Is now necessary
between inspectors and traffic officers
and the excellent results which are be-
ing obtained through this manner.
Maj. Pullman Speaks.
Maj Raymond w. Pullman. made a
brief address, in which he stated that
railway inspectors are working just
as much today in the interest of the
public as members of the traffic squad.
Preference. he said. is quite frequently
given to street cars. as they carry
anywhere from fifty to sixty passen-
gers where motor vehicles carry a
smaller number. The traffic men, he
said, should be prompt and those on
the outlying sections just as courteous
as those stationed in the downtown
sections. He expressed the desire to
see the traffic force in this city the
pride of the National Capital and the
best in the country. He also compli-
mented the men on the splendid show
ing they were making and the uni
formity with which they were hand
ling traffic.
The men were also given instruction
relative to giving fire apparatus. am
balances and other municipal vehicles
right-of-way when on emergency
calls. They were also instructed not
to leave their posts for trivial viola
lions, as during such absence more
serious accidents may occur. When
off duty the men were urged to watch
their brother officers in handling traf-
fic and benefit by any new rules or
regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
TRADE NOTES..

A new company was formed during
the past week to be known as the
Motor Inn, Inc. with headquarters at
110S Connecticut avenue. Those COM
posing the company are Robert A. Hill.
formerly of the Motor transport
Corps, l.. s. A.; George A. Haley.
Roland l.. Fleharty and George o. Tai
burtt, the last named for a number of
years engaged in the motor accessory
business.
During the past week ground was
broken by the Cleveland Automobile
Company for a S200. 900 addition to the
present plant in the Ohio city. The
structure. 200 by so feet. is to be of
brick and steel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
RETAINS DAYLIGHT SAVING.
Mayor Hylan Of New York Ap-
proves New Ordinance.

NEW YORK, October 25.-Mayor
Hylan has put New York on a day
light-saving basis despite congressional
repeal of the national daylight-saving
law. He announced his official ap-
proval of a new ordinance providing
that city clocks be turned ahead an
hour at 2 am. on the last Sunday in
April and turned back on the last
Sunday in September.
This will save the people of the
city from paying such large gas and
electric light bills" the mayor said
Harvard base ball and lacrosse
teams will make southern trips in
1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
A. "A. INVITES STATIONS
TO USE PRICE PUBLICITY
Repairmen Also Have Opportunity
to Register Their Rates for
Use Of Motorists.

Motor car service stations and auto
mobile repairmen who desire to reg
lister their establishments and their
prices with the American Automobile
Association are requested to phone or
call the A. A. A. or the automobile
editor of this paper for a question
naire.
AS there is no complete list of local
automobile repair shops it is prob
able that many who are anxious to
Ale with the A. A. A: did not receive
nmestionnaires. and the A. A. AS list
~ open to every service station and
repairman who desires to state openly
The American: Automobile Associa-
ton is conducting an earnest cam
naign to promote the reliable and
ppan1,fable automobile repairmen and
to set right or eliminate those in
eiined to profiteer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
Rajah Buys Race Horses.

The Indian rajah. Gen. Sir Hari-Singh
has purchased in Ireland the three
year-old Bricken Bridge and the two
year-old Rosey Tread, which he will
race in Calcutta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
SEEK COOPERATION
| TO BETTER TRAFFIC
Street Car Inspectors and
Police Personnel Confer
on Local Matters.
COURTESY EMPHASIZED

That there will be closer co-opera-
ton between the street railways and
the police department than ever be-
lore was evidenced at largely at
tended meeting of members of the
trafnc squad and inspectors of the
two electric railway lines last Sun
Jay IN the board room at the District
building. Capt. Albert ]. Headley.
mead of the traffic squad. opened the
meeting at 2:30 O'Clock with a short
ADDRESS, at the conclusion Of which
ne introduced the chief inspectors of
the two roads. Included in the gath
erlng were score Of inspectors who
mad been invited to attend the con-
ference.
In the course Of his remarks Capt.
Head!ey spoke of the close relation
snip between the traffic officers and
the motormen of street cars, and
naturally the necessity for co-opera-
ton and obedience to traffic signals,
especially at busy crossings. He .sug-
gested to the crossing officers not to
reel aggrieved if motormen do not
start their cars over crossings where
switches are located as fast as they
would like, as they are instructed
not to attempt to pass a car coming
IN the opposite direction where a
switch is located. In other words
ne continued, the safety point must
be passed in switch before a car
coming from the opposite direction
should attempt to start. He also i'm
pressed upon those present the neces-
sity for courtesy and strict attention
to duty at all times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
Cites Vast Improvement.

w. NJ. Casey. representing the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany. complimented the members of
the traffic squad and called attention
to the vast improvement at the street
crossings within the past few weeks.
He said that he had noticed a decided
absence of entertaining and carry
ing on Of conversations while on duty
saying that the men could not make
a success of their business if they did
not study their work and devote
every minute of their time while on
duty to the regulation of traffic. In
paying tribute to the accomplish
ments of the traffic squad he said
that the men have earned it and de-
served it and urged continuation in
order to make the efficiency of a
still higher standard.
The traffic officer, he said. is supreme
on his corner. and all inspectors must
abide by his signals and instructions
and not interfere with his method of
handling traffic. There must be no
friction and harmony must prevail
at-all times.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

LONDRES. febrero 2S.-Las nu-
bss de tcmpestad que han cstado IA
mo!,conandose en- el cielo de Ia Croa-
cia. muy cspecialmentc en- Ii region
Dc Laibach. amenaZan romperse de
un momcato 4 otro. Il juZ@ar por las
ul,inas noticias serbio-ita'ianas.
La mission militar yugo-csiava y c.
tras orcanizaciones scrbias de CO.
racter Official. han cXpulsado i Ia ml-
sion mil;tGr italiana dc Ia ~fortalcZ&
dc Laibach y como una represai!a dc
esta acci6n. los !ta'ianos han cerra-
do In frontera.-no Ia dc IN linea del
IIsorzo. sino Ia nueva frontiers entire
los dos PASSES, uaZada de acue'4
ccr las clausulas del aTaisiic!o III
maGo entire los iialianos : los a1s-
jro-hungaroS en- octubre del ano Pc
sado.
Los p~riSioneros i5alianos de guerra
ute rogrcsan dc Austria. Gicea que
sus treneS han sido detenidoS en- l.a:-
bach. en- dondc grupos de soldadoS
serhios Y esiavonoS. viSriendo eSvo=
| tltiros todavia sus Antiques unifor-
r,es. neretraron 4 los treneS, = ech"-
ron frera de los carros a los DrIsIr-
, 1.crcs italianos. d~estrOZando = 'Nsul-
tando las banderas itaiianas que l.
dornahan los trencs.
Los italianoS, por 81 parte. han suS,
rcrdido todos les treHes con nrovis!o-
res para los INCONSISTENCIES. Dor ia
via DC Laibach. : como todas las Il
neas fGrreas tron".!ics pasan 4 tr&veS
Dc L. antigua f0rJal@Za austriaca. c!
resullado de cs& madida. cS cue los
pJebios hambrien:os del rorte del an
.iguo imperio austro-hungaro, sc QUO
dar;in sin podar rec;bir cSoS where's.
Las noticias suizas de fuente aus
triaca. iHdican Que q Sentlmlcnto
hcst;l entire ,cS dos pueblOs, cNls;2
Gesdc que los ital;anoS y los serbicE
! sc pusicron cn coutacto en- In region
dc Laihach. asegurlndose qut hascI
M choquc tuvo lugar entire las tro-
pas itaiianas Y las serbiaS cr Novjem-
h.c. cuando las ~Hrimeras cvacu"ron
! aihach. pcr:nitiento cue los se:b,5S
tcuparan csa ~fortalcza.
l.; opinion FRANCESCA parecc !nc!I-
narsc II lado dc los italianos en- Ia
controversial. mientras que la ing.e-
81 Y americans Sc iHclinan Z que Sc
! pruebe desdc luego IN ef::acia de Ia
| Lica de las Naciones.
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Francia Sc opondra al
%hundimiento de Ia
flota aIemana
Para proteger sus colo
Mas neesita la parte que lie
corresponds de los
barcos enemigos


|. fAhiS' eDreFo
Lausanne, Foiilico ' eec1ACo. frances
Fuhilc2 lh hfl'ca'o Gi Ii H'"'is. e'
.! QUE ace que III uelcsac'oi """-
cesa Il la Conferencla dc faZ' 80
opondra eTcrGIc2roenta a! huhdi-
m!enro &c los barcos de guerra ale
mancs.
Las otras E'otenclas. clce Lauzan-
"e' pouI"h Ha'eE' .'a''' ~
cue les p!a@ca con las fafteS que ne
eSa tIota les coEfe:Hohua' pcto {!
gohicrno frances Y ! arnlaua cst'i
rcssuelta ~t!rn'"nlentc a usar los pa
COS cue &c to9Ien Il ra1c'a' '"4nc'
Ia fiota "'en''''' sc oi''1a eitlI ,"S
&h@doS en- pfoporcl.h " isS Eei"ia@S
H1r ca"@ Eho dc eIioS suli'' u"i'"
'@ Il &"eFf"
georges -sESucs' hi'''S''o
Aiar!2a' Isfc2" e! at'''"iS'"' 'NpH-
&C G!"fA:''en'e Id fa"nl' !S'" - ~.
tituG L IL Johnston N"'ai NC /" G"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
Sc ENYIAN MAS WHERE'S
PARA LOS PCLACOS
de Negar q Danzig

PARIS. FcbrerG 2S.-Un carga-
mcnto De seis mil tonciadas de vivc-
res para Polonia. lego i Danzig,
puerto &c Ia Prussia p~olaca. el ri;Jr-
coles = va - procade 4 transporrar-
10 para 81 ;nterio. del pals. Fl car
c~anento. seGuu Snunl!6 aqu: hoy q
Administrator Le Where's dc los Is
.aGoS Unidos. Mir. Herbert c. Hoover,
cs IN obscauio de los ComitaS a-E2r;-
canos. comhirados Dc iudios : po!"-
cos.
La G~lstrIUGcion de esos where's Sc
hsTi TO- los comites locales, cuya
organization central radicari CT
Narsovia. estaAdo toGos esoS comiues
ba;o "a direction dc REPRESENTATIVES
dc IL Administration dc Socorros
de los EstadoS Unidos, Y .! plan cue
So seguira sera 81 r2ismo cue con tan
buen cxito - sispij e. Bjlgica y en-
ci ort de f-a1c:@.
FL las IltiDsas tres senaaaaS. agrc-
90 Nj. Hoover, han ilegado d paHzlg
1000 tnncial?s dc vivcrlS Y eSto
20 cs r.as Que c! principle del Do
crama qde So tieGc on proyecto. lie
a:uerdo con e. luai Sc cn"iarar raen-
suaimcnte . polon;2 50.one tone!G-
das De where's, que son los CUE Sc
~naccsitau en- csc Pals, Mieatr&S sc
| i:vanta la coSecha d. .@i9.
poloniz t2mbiau riene III gran
necesidad de nate:iales nar2 ia IA,
bricaci0n de ro0a. pues machas mule
res eli los districts mineros y ag-l,
| colas del pals no pueden salir de- SIS
hocares. nj los ninos il . Ia cScucla
| ror Ia falta de ropa : De caizado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

!: Tue transition filed with the Tost-
!. master * 81: Antonio. Tex. az re-
!. CURED by The act OF October ). 1911.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
Estallan 1lueyos moEInes
en- Munich, capital
de BaViera
Los espartacistas quieren que
Ia Dista bavaria proclame
la Repubiica del Soviet
en- Baviera

COPENHAGUE. febrero 2S.-Nue-
vos motiacs han estallado en- IL CAPT
tai de Baviera, segdn dicen los des-
pacflos que procedenUeS de Munich, Sc
han recibido aqui De acUerdo con
escs infoymcs. sc sabe que tres mil
so,dados c~spartacistas marcharon So
hre e! Parlamento. con cl fin dc obi
car ! Ia Dieta 4 proclamar Ia Re
nublica del Soviet en- Baviera.
Las tropas alemanas aver ccuParon
ell pueblo de Hamburg. en- Ia region
industrial del Rhur, despucS de IN
combatc en- q que numeroscs cSparta-
cisias r~esu!tarom mucrtos. Las tro-
a del gobierno ca~pturaron ll5 pr
sioneroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
ITALIA Y YUGO -EESLAVA, A PUNIO De IR A La GUERRA
Los ~epercos de anlbos palses Sc halIan Estos sobre Ia l~rontera solo una
chhispa Sc n~ecesta para qze estaIe eI nuevo Ieendo
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:. z = : !. Z :. Z. = :: :. :. -. I.
), True Translation Tiled with the Post !
:. master q San Antonio, Te%.. IS Ne t.
Z. CURED by the at OF October S. 1917. {:
!. i :. :. = !: = :. Z. i. :. - =. :" I. :. = :.

PARIS. febrera 2S.--El peligro n
minentc dc una guerra entire Italia :
f~ugG-eSlavia, Vuclvc dc nueTo = pre-
scnJarSe amenazador para Ia paG de
Europa. La C~onfcrcncia de Paz CO.
noce perfcctamentc que las posibi!i-
dades de que ~cstal.en las hostiiidades
entire cstos dos pueblos son muy gran
dcs, Y trat2 4 toda costa dc eritar
quelleguc a darse csc case.
Sin embargo. las dificultaGcs entro
los dos puebicS han venido i acre.
centarsc por Ia expulsion dc Ia nj
sion militar italiana dc IL Ciudad dc
Laibach. Y Ia Immediate c.ausrra TIC
toda Ia :rontcra austriaca por los tia
iianoS.
IL Confcrcncia dc PaZ Sc prepa-
~ para agotar todos los recursos 4
ST. disposition, para evitar una nue.
va guerra, pero los dos ejercitos. Sc
sabc que Sc italian IiStos para cual-
quicr cventualidad Ell ambos lados
de Ia frontera Observation-Disclosures
cslava. ' solo n chispa sc nccesita
para que estate dc nuevo el incenGio
dc Ia guerra.
FL sentimicnto hostil entire los dos
pueblos puedc atribuirse directamen-
&c a las disputas t~erritorialcs, res
Jccto dc Ia costa dalmata.
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Las madres experimentadas "a no temen al Group
Tn senciIIo remedio Embellishments 10
hace desaparecer.
hace d~esaparecer.

Miles de personals nos nan ado
testimonies eScritos clogiando esta
prenaracion. Fl Crbar's Balm - &c
iran valov en- los lugares doHcc ct
china - variable pucs H~rcpoEc!ona
Immediate aiivio or catarroS. resirIoS.
asma. gargarta inflamada, fic5res '
dolores de cabeza. I'd. 10 sufrIra s.
Sicmnre Jieae = II man um tuHa dc
Crban'S Balm. De vCr:a eli todaS
las droguerias. en- tubes s~anjJarioS. al
precio de 25c. Y SOC. rs dc gran utl-
.!;iaG q rener Siempre 4 ia maro u"
tubo. s. en- n droCueria GonGe haze
I'd. u conlpras no venden "Crpan'S
Balm" Balsamo de Urban, nande sd
ped;do Il URBAN CHEMICAL con-
PANY, IAN ANTONIO, TENAS, c
iamediaJamente le sera envlaGo Hor
coTrec. 'AoF.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

Las muures que han eNperimea-
tado rna Sc,a vc- e, Urn&Ds Balm.
To Icmec al terrible Group. Una
pegugna 4]DIicaciuH IL cSta pTcpara-
ci0n e. IN magnIfico preSeTvat.ro
contra eSta erferNcdad. y s. cSta
prccauci6a sc ileva q cab0 anteS dc
que 81 aino sea nu.s5o CT CANA. e
Urhaa's Balm harl pronto SC Slenta
perfectameata bicn. y IN r~cco1:cn-
dablc rewedjo que ha s.dO uSaco '
eicgiado ror ruchoS amos en- todaS
parties del pals. - Ecv. G. /. Clark.
Pastor de Ia lgle>ia Prosbiteriana. i
tuaGu en- Ia DoreaEa Gale. Dc Atop.
n. ha aicho: FL Urbans Balm pro
parcicua r5nido : SECURE aiirIo Z los
ninoS ~cGaaue - e~acucGyran ataca1cS
por fuertes resfrloS cue amenazaa
~coryertIsSc en- GROUP.
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!. -: -: = = ;


BERLIN, febrcro II Noaier-
no alcman Sc hat!aha Hoy pract>ca-
mente aiSlaGo en- "eimar- FL Ghico
medic de COMMUNICATION con csc cen
rro. eS (: aeronl2n".
"a comunicacl9n entire esa ciuCao
y Nelmar quedo lnt'rGAiipi"a GeS-
De aver. 4 consequences ce Ia rcvo-
iIci"n espar1aclSta que ha fuefo Z
ton'ar incremento en- sSta region.
Durante cl ola Sc nan eStad" reci.
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h"' |"iS'"> '"'''"''S ' ""''S 'o''
claS Sc coHS!acraa como anuAcla"o-
ras de! priaclplo DC Il contFa-re'o-
iucloN.
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a gobisrfo DC Ebert no SOLO 2of
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| EaGan IA rrurba y coEvrnzaUsc por Uste
dos miSnus que una srIa APPLICATION hBs;ara
] para hscC- 81 cTtis admirable. sgarc. bluneo
= attractive.
PUEDEN APEECINR SIS RTSULTsDOS
DESPUES NJ Ia T&iMERA NPLiCAClON.
ponga srhrc Ia part" superior dc IA riaro
ur roco y" csca rrr51G ; !.cru :s6tcla ha>ta
GU. dcsrarczca. y" in?ur,n cue 81 cJtis -
e mus ;:sp.ro. rucS rII"S:.a Srrgra O. VA
rsy.Epsamar:r. Ina Soia apiicaciUn hara ~
CUTS y 81 ear: Elas suayC,, HlTHrrs : att&-
;ivus.
81 uaa sola opc-aciGn c:,ctIa ~ trans
formaci II CT @c cuts : cara. irlGEin.Sr To-
hla nco. hcrmoEGS ; "tT.ctITHs Tur So !o1-
dram dcsru5s Dc usar La CREMA DE- Re-
ILEZA GALhTEA po- rSpacip 4" ci-a7.5
scmaaaS.
LA CRENlA DE- RELiETA GA:.hTEh j
crviar.. . c~uaiquier F&!t2 al rcci;'o cr 30 cis..i
que g. 81 v;.lOT DR. M pUrro lie = onZas. -.
81. 90 pnr I'm rnmo dc : on-2=.
81 USA Ell CCPOE QUE ifARECE Al
CALCE. lie ENNIAREiIOS ENTERhMEN-
TIE GRATIS. INA MCESIRA De NUES-
TRIO HARhVILLOSU PERFUME GALA
TEA.
FEINDELS. PASQu!ER CHEMICAL
CORP. Dept. ;.
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Ell GOBIERNO ALEMAN Sc
HALLA AISLADO EN- LA
C!UDAD DE WEiMAR
Los reuoiucionarioS cortaron
todas las comunicaciones
con ell actual asiento
del Co6ierno

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SEN0RAS Y JOVENES

81 TiENEN A~GRIETADA ST CARA.
SUS MAN0S ASPLRkS. . 81 SU CUTS
NO ESTA pERFECTAMENTE BLAND0 Z
LI2iPTO. BAGAN ESQ DE- EUESTRA
CRENA De BELLETi GALsTEA.