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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28

WAR PIGEONS
About 10000 English Birds
Sold in France and
Belgium

London, May 2s.-Demobilizatio
OF English war pigeons and men who
care for them in France has taken
place, with the exception of birds
and men selected for the Army Of
Occupation. About 10000 birds that
had served their country faithfully,
were sold in France and Belgium
and the proceeds of sale divided
among charitable institutions of
those countries and England. in ac-
cordance with the wish of the breed
ers, who had donated the pigeons
to the British army.
Many man owes his life to the
rapid flight of pigeon from a brok-
en-down seaplane. In the battle OF
Messines, 1900 pigeons were used to
carry messages, not a single one of
which went astray.
The German pigeon service was
very thorough. A Birmingham medal
maker initiated so perfectly a mes
sage container devised by the enemy,
that 1t was possible to send a num-
ber of 'dud" messages to German
lofts with their own captured birds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
MIR. SPANGLER
DEMANDS ACALL
House Polled and Rule on Ses-
sions Is Promptly Or
dered in House

The House of Representatives
was polled to ascertain the presence
OF, a quorum at the start of last
nights meeting for the first time
this year. Roll calls have occurred
several times to find a quorum in
the midst of sessions, but not at
the opening of meeting in years.
over 120 members were found pres
ent and Immediately afterwards
Chairman Ramsey, of the Commit
tee on Rules, presented rule for
sessions on Tuesdays and Wednes-
days at 1890 a. M, and $50 D. M,
and on Thursday at 10 a. m.
When the resolution had been
adopted Speaker Spangler said it
would be "rigidly adhered to-" add
ing that the Chair had been sur
prised at the Tight manner in which
mem bers regarded their RESPONSE
bility and the meagre votes cast
upon important measures. He said
that the members owed to their con-
stituents to attend meetings and
vote.
The adoption of the resolution
caught over 10 members out of town
and upset the plans of a number to
leave Wednesday morning for their
homes. The House has not held any
Thursday sessions and not more
than two on Wednesdays. The rule
will likely put an end to hearings.
The House then recessed for half
an hour to greet Col. Joseph IL
Thompson, of the 10th Infantry,
Il former Senator, marching i'll a
body to the Senate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
QUARANTINE
BILL GETS BUMP
Will Probably Be Reconsid-
cred in the House Be-
fore Very Long

The Department of Health bill,
enlarging powers in quarantines in
contagious disease outbreaks and de-
signed to meet such conditions as
arose curing the influenza outbreak,
was oeIeated at the afternoon ses-
| sion. The Dill lacked IA votes of
a majority and 1t was reported that
an effort would be made 10 recon-
slider the measure.
The bill creating the now sta+o
Department of Conservation was
amended TO take effect on January
py Chairman Baldrige, of the
game committee.
The House then cleared its second
reading calendar, among the bills
passed being the emergency saIa rv
appropriation of $35O,OOO for tbe
state government and the series OF
bills presented for the Auditor Ger
eral. The Insurance Department re-
| organizer was laid over.
The Wallace landlord and tenant
Dill was reported and with several
amendments, including provision for
raw atter hearing at which real
estate men from several cities an
peared in opposition TO the measure
The Rim grade crossing bill was
postponed for the third time by The
committee on manufactures.
The tractor bill was given an ex.
tensive hearing by the roads com.
mittee, at which Highway Commits
sioner Sadler discussed the proposed
regulatory features with representa-.
tiVes of farmers, tractor owners and
agents.
Among the bills passed at the
afternoon session were:
Removing protection from red
squirrels and advancing the seaso
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
Daily Health Talks
GOING BACK TO NATURE
By DR.. w. Lucas

People get sick because they go
away from Nature, and the only way
to get we'll is to go back. Something
grows out of the ground in the form
of vegetation to cure almost every
ill. Some of these vegetable growths
are understood by man, and some
are not. Animals, it would seem,
know what to do when they are sick
better than men and women. OBJ
servers have noted that a sick horse,
dog or cat will stop eating food and
seek out some vegetable growth in
the field or yard, which, when found
and eaten, often restores appetite
and health. Haven't you seen these
animals do this very thing yourself?
DIR. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, long
since found the herbs and roots pro-
vided by Nature to overcome consti-
patton, and he had these vegeta bles
collected and made up of Mayapple,
leaves of Aloe, root of Jalap, into lit
tie white, sugar-coated pills, that he
called DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
You must understand that when
your intestines are stopped up, poi
sons and decayed matter are impris-
oned in your system, and these are
carried by the blood throughout
your body. Thus does your head
ache, you get dizzy. you can't sleep,
your skin may break out, your appe-
tite declines, you get tired and de-
spondent. AS a matter of fact, you
may get sick all over. Don't you
see how useless all this suffering is?
All that is often needed II I. IGw of
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which
he has placed in all drug stores for
your convenience and health. 1'iv
them by all means. They are prob
ably the very thing you need right
now.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
Pershing Expresses
His Appreciation
of Jewish Work

Paris, May 2S.-General Pershing
has expressed his appreciation for
the splendid services rendered to the
American Expeditionary Forces by
the Jewish Welfare Board" in a let
ter he has sent to Colonel Harry
Cutler, chairman of that board. The
American commander added that
from the opening of its work in the
summer of 1918 the representatives
of the Jewish Welfare Board, during
the remaining months of hostilities,
did valuable work among the soldiers
of the Jewish faith and others.
"Since the signing of the armis-
tice," General Pershing wrote, you
have grasped the opportunity for in
creased recreational facilities and
have increased your personnel, open
ed additional club rooms at import
ant centers and shown commend
able eagerness to cooperate with the
Army and the other welfare soci-
cites, and to bear your full share of
the responsibility for keeping up this
important work until all troops can
be returned to America"
WAGES AND BONUS FOR 30 GIRIS
To work on childrens garments.
See large advertisement on page Z.
Jennings Manufacturing Co.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
WRITES TREATIES
FOR NEW STATES
Special Committee Drafts
Pact to Protect
MinoritieS
By Associated Press.

Paris, May 2S.-Acting on instruc-
tions from the Council of Four a
special committee of experts is draft
ing series of treaties with the
newly created states designed to pro-
tect minorities, and particularly pro-
tect the Jews against determinations
of race, language and religion, lead
ing to disorders, riots and pogroms.
One of those who assisted in draw
ing up the treaties, summed them
up to-day as follows:
They guarantee substantially the
same equality and freedom of race,
language and religion as we have in
the United States. While it is diff
cult to frame any specific provision
against mob violence, yet this usually
results from racial discrimination,
and, by establishing strict equality,
we hope to eliminate the causes lead
ing to riots"
The views of British and Amer
lean Jews have been considered dur
ing the framing of the treaties,
which, however, are not restricted to
Jews, but cover all races and relig-
ions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28

SO that blackbirds may be hunted
in summer.
Amending borough code to pro-
vide method whereby. charters
can be surrendered.
Fixing salary of deputy commits
sioner of health at $6,50O.
Fixing salaries of controllers in
boroughs according to population.
Validating municipal liens i'll
boroughs.
Regulating informations in deser-
ton and non-support cases before
aldermen and justices of the peace
in Allegheny county.
Providing for payment of fines
collected from aliens for possessing
firearms and dogs to the State
Game Commission.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
AIiMSHOUSE IN NEED
OF DISC RECORDS

Fernando Loudermilch, steward
at the Dauphin county almshouse.
has made a request that anyone
who has used disc phonograph
records which they will be willing
to donate for the benefit of inmates
at the institution should bring the
records to the office of the Directors
of the Poor, in the courthouse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
Deny Jap Agents Made
Treaty With Germans

Toxic, May 2s.-The Foreign Of
flee has denied as "unequivocally
false" a statement published in Chi
nese newspapers that Japanese
agents in 1916 and 1918 concludes
secret agreements with Germany.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28

by the army of the northern Rus
sian government, probably assisted
by British naval forces. was report-j
ed to the State Department yester-{
day in Swedish press reports. Thei
Stockholm Tidningen points out that;
the report pressages the fall OF
Petrograd in the near future.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
INDEX COMPLETED

The Russell Index Company, of
Pittsburgh, has delivered the last
forty-six index books to the Re-
corder's office in the courthouse. II
feel that under the reorganization
PLAN" said Recorder James E.
Lentz to-day, that the Office is in
better shape than ever. and the
records protected and so arranged
that they can be easily found"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-28
Northern Russian Army
Captures Town of Peterhof

Washington, May 2S.-Capture of
Peterhof. sixteen miles west of
Petrograd on the Gulf of Finland,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
LA VIDA DEL KAISER
Sc REFLEJARA EN-
PELICULA
Maximiliano Harden, ell uiril
periodista alemdn ia a es-
cribir ell %argumento

BERLIN. JUNO 5.-MaNimillano
Harden. cl pcriodista alcman Que mas
duramcntc atacara al Kaiser CUTLER
mo .durantc su administration. INA m
crcsado- a las filas dc los "autcres dc
pcliculas cincmatograficas". Fl pc.
riodista ha cscogido para su prin1cra
"obra' I'm ~pcrsonajc dc Suyo COMO
edo V. del cual ticne un ample CO
nocimicnto: el cx.kaiser Gullermo de
.Alemania. Harden tiene va formula
do ell plan de su pelicula, la que Sc
denomnara Eel reinado del Kaiser
Guillermo y 81 fin, pe!icrAa que
contendra varias sensac!onales e IN
t~eresantes escenas tomadas dc Ia Vi
da real de su majestad caida.
Muy pocsas personals conoc:eron Ia
vida de la corte en- Berlin. mejor que
MaXimiliano Harden. SUI duelo o la
camarilla dc Gutenberg Que rodeo por
varioS amos al trono, Y acabo por ohli-
gar al Kaiser a zanzibar TODD 81 Sc
quito. formara una De las prlnclpa!es
cscenas dc Ia pclicula
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
VAN A SER LLAMADOS
LOS
DE TURQUIA
Tendran mas bien ell cardcter
de "simples testigos' que
de plenipotenciarios
acreditados

PARIS. Iunio Eel Ccnscjo dc
los Cualro. scgun SC ~anuncio hoy dc
una mancra cXtra-oficial. ha dccidido
lamar 4 los deicgadoS de paz turcCs
a csta capital. para hacerleS entire
"a de los terminus Y condolences dc
la paz. La fccha eXacta en- que Sc
hara eI llsmdo, no Sc Ia dado a como
Ger todavia.
Per Ia misma fucntc sc ia sab'do
Iaaui a. los turcoS Scrar consldcradoS
como "simplcs testigos'. mas bien que
como plcnirotcnciarios acrcditados Y
tai cosa &c c~onsidera como ur.a Indi-
cacion dc que no Sc dara ninguna O.
portunidad a los turcos para la dIScu-
sion dc los terminus, S!No que tendrac
que aceptar las condolences tai Y CO.
mo SC las presenter los aliadoS.
La partc dc los Estados CnidoS en-
ia formation del tratado turco, sc
confinara cast cxclusivamcntc a Ia dc
conscicro. no obstantc Que la question
dc Ia accplaci0n del mandate sobrc
los territories del antique Impcrio
otomano. figurara probablcmcntc en-
Ia discussion.
La question dc Ia modification dc!
tratado alcman ha contlnuado ocu-
rando la atcncion del Console dc los
Cuatro. asi como Ia dc los conScjcrcs
V cXpertos oc sus ~rcspcctivoS palses.
Los cxucrtoS americanoS sc italian fir
mes en- la actitud Que manifestation
dcsde el principle de las negociacio-
mes. Hace pocos dlaS Sc creia que los
Cambics propucstos Dependant prlnci.
palmonte dc la actitud dc Lloyd-Gcor-
&c, pero los Delegates inglcSes sc di-
&c Que han cambiado Il tai grade de
actitud en- favor de las modificacio-
mes. que en- rcalidad 10 unicO que que
da a los cxpertos amcricancs por ha-
Ger. cS lograr un accrcamicnto Y un
acucrdo mas intimo entire los france
Scs c inglescs.
Sc cspcra QUO G. informe general
dc los cxpcrtos inslescs, americanos.
francescs c italianoS. Sc entrcguc al
Console dc los Cuatro. dc hoy Il ma
mana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
P~ETROGRADO Sc HALLA
AUN EN- PODER DE LOS
BOLSHEVIKIS
Por medic de una Serie de u
gorosos contra ataques
han :mpedido que sus
enemigos aUanceR
de CATCHING

COPENHAGCE. JUNO 5.-Los ru-
mores insistcntes que han circulado
en- csta capital. accrca dc que ha S.
do c~apturada dc los ~bolsheevikis. son
prematuros, segun dice una dcclara-
cion Official publicada hoy por la o.
ficina dc Ia Prensa Estoniana en- ss-
Ia ciudad. In informc rccibido dc
los cuartclcs generates estonianos di-
ce que al Norte de Gatschina han con-
tinuado con rran vigor los c~ontra-ata-
cues Que han sido rcchados por los
cstonianos.
La batalla en- csc distrito aun no
ha tenido r~esultados decisivos. Ma
da Sc sabe en- los cuarteles generates
estoniaEos, del anunciado avance &c
las tropaS finlandesas sobre Petro-
grade por ell Norte. pues al Oeste &c
Luga. que es el punto mas septentrlo-
nal donde operan tropas e~stonianas.
estas Sc italian empenadas en- un conf
bate cor los ~bolshevikis. pero sin con-
tar con ell auXilio dc ningunas otras
.fuerzaS, d pcsar de 10 cual han !ogra-
DO rcchazar al cncrnigo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
LA TERMINATION DEL
TRATADO DE A.
CON AUSTRIA
Sc trabaja ahora en- Ia con-
clusion de los terminus
militares y de las
reparaciones

PARIS. JUNO 5.-El Consejo de
los Cuatro esta considerable ahora
cl tratado dc paz con Austria. para
complctar los terminus references a
las cuestioneS militar Y dc reparacIo-
res. que Sc omitieron cuando el CO.
Cumento Sc orcSentu 4 los Delegates
austriacos ell lunes pasado. III Con-
scio esta considerable tamDlcn las
contra. proposicioncs aIemanas. oyen-
do al cfecto los informeS de los eN-
pcrtoS aliadoS.
Los miemoros de las co?nisioneS a.
Iiada5 han estado ceiebrando hume.
rosas conferencias ~privadas. la ultl-
ma dc elias aver tardc. habiendo par
ticlpado CT ella el Coronel House y
les iclegados ar'cricanos y Mr. y.
!. Balfcur. Secretario de Relaciores
Exteriores de Inglaterra, con el obJe-
TO de aclarar la situacion Y dcterm!-
mar la acci6n que debe adoptarsc.
No obstante que los Delegates ad-
mit;cron que las ~situacioncs en- am.
Dos casos Gran serias y las difficult
tadcs grandcs. manifestation confian-
"a en- el arreglo &c las cuestioncs.
Los indicios QUO Sc tienen son que
cicrtoS resultadoS generates han chi
ncz4do a tcmar forma va. Las con-
tra-propOsiciones alemanas en- con.
iunto, cS i%ndudable Que Sc rCchaZa-
ran Dor los aliadcs, pcro sc declara
Que salcunaS dc las sugeStlones ha-
chas por los alcmanes seran toma-
das en- consideration e incorporates
en- cl tratado. no p~rccIsamentc con
proposito alcuno de modificar 0 a.
blandar las condolences del docuMen.
to-. sino con el proposito dc hacerlo
mas factiblc Y dc lograr cl fin su-
promo dc QUE sea firmado por los a.
lcrancs V rc~stablcccr la paz del nun
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
INTRIGAS DE LA
DIPLOMACIA ALEMANA
En- IN proceso contra unos
anarquistas en- Zurich, Sc
descubren los trabajos
de la CanciIleria
alemana

dida que Ell ju"ado dc los Is supucS-
tos agentes prc-alemanes procede en-
cst& ciudad. So tienen prucbas mas
nvidentcS tendencies a demostrar quc
Ia dipiomacia secreta alemana ha e>-
tado t~rabajando en- TODD cl mundo.
Dos de los prisioneros. hinducs. son
acuSados &c conSpirar Ell SuiZa & tia
liza. para organizar revoluciones en- cs-
los paiScs V atentar contra la vida
del cN-Primer MInistro senior Salan-
.dra Y del Miristro de Rc.aciones En-
,ericres. senior Sonnino; asi como vo-
lar las Bancos en- Roma y Milan y
dcstruir cl fanroso tuncl del Simplon
y otros viaductoS ferrocarrilcroS.
FL examcn de los hombrcs acuSados,
ha mostrado haSta ahora que c!!os
no han Sido mas que meros instru-
mentos en- manoS del Principe Ven
Buellow. que fucra en- un tempo Can
ciller del lmperio alem&n. Y del Sa.
ron Ven Stockhammer. que dcsdc IL
Cerna dirigio los movimlentos dc las
r~evoluciones V motines en- America.
Europa. India. Egipto y cl Norte del
Africa. con fondos que proporciona-
la el gobicrno aleman.
e. ~anarquista hindu, Lala Har Da-
val. que fue traido a Berlin por los
alemancs. fue enviado d Zurich Y lue-
20 4 Constantinopla para fomcntar
la Guerra Santa" entire los musul-
names. ~sirviendoSc dc la Embajada
alemana en- ConStantinopla COMO de
81 propia oficina. Segun los testimo-
MOS que Sc han presentado va.
Sc ha comprobado va Que TODD q
dinero para el uSo de los conspir&-
do.cs sc enriaba de Berlin 1 Bcrna
en- Ia valija tiplomatica alemsna y
sc ha llcgado a Greer. CT vista de al
cunoS testimonies, que la actividad
dc los alcmaneS no ha terminate On
este rcSDect0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
INVADEN Ell AUSTRIA
LOS ~YUGO-ESLAVOS

COPENHAGUE. yunio 5.-in
despacho recibido aqui procedcnte dc
klagenfurt. capital de la provincial
de Carinthia. Austria. tranScrlbe III
informe Official en- que sc die cue
Nolkermarkt. Una ~poblacion situada
a i millas al noreste de dicha ciu.
dad. ha empezado i ser a~bardcnada
por las fuerzaS austriacas que defen-
dian la plaza, contra ell ataque de las
tropas yUgo-eslavas que han invadldo
Carinthia. La rctirada de las fuer-
zas austriacaS Sc dice que fue ordena-
da a fin de que no So expusiera ia po-
blacion al pcligro de ser destruida
por Ia artilleria de los yugo.essavos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06

BERLIN. JUNO 5.-El Corrcspon-
sal en- Elberfeld del Lokal Anzelger
manGa una noticia dicicndo quo las
autoridadcs de los ciercitos dc ocupa-
cion americana. ingles y belga. ccns!-
deran la proclamation de Ia Repuhli-
C.. del Rim. como 81 rcSultado dc Ia
.atriga francesa. por 10 que esaS mis-.
mas autoridadcs estan resucltas a TO-
mar una actitud cStrictamen.c ncu-
tral. en- esta question.
Sc cree cue Francia csta tratan-
do de conseguir per mcdicS mGlrec-
tos. 10 que no pudo corseguir del Pre-
sidcntc Wilson. que a]ccedlera este 4
Ia aneyion I Francia de la margen
izauicrda del Rim" dice eli CORES
ponSal de rcferencia.
La Comision alenrana del armisti-
clio ha entregado al Mariscal Foch una
nota para las p~otcncias aliaGas, en- la
que Sc proIcsta contra cl apoyo que
cStan prestando las autolidadcs fran
ceSaS en- cl area ocupada 4 la Re.
publica rhiniana. considerable tai a
poyC como una alta TRACTION con el
lmperio Y ~qucjandose dc las amena-
nazas hechas Dor cl Coronel Pinot y
u aytos rcalizados en- Wiesbaden.
La nota roncluyc con cstas p~alabras:
"Esta accion de parte de las auto
ridadcs ~franccsaS dc ocupacion Sc h&-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
ATRIBUYEN A LA MTRICA FRANCESCA Ell
MOVIMlENTO SEPARATlSTA DEL RHIN
CCreeese que Francia trata de lograr por medios
indirectos 10 que no pudo conseguir de
Wilson,: Ia anexioor de la margen
nquierda de dicho rio

La en- completa contradiction con las
condolences del armisticio y constltuye
la mayor violacion dc las obIlgaclo-
mes legalmcnte asumidas por esas all
~toridades. Il eobierno aleMan eleva
en- tai virtud. la mas energica proteS-
Ia contra tai proceder.'
Nientras tanto. la prenSa aIemana
continia dirigiendo cargos Il las au-
toridades francesas de ocupacion, ia
~chandolas de ser e. Instruments que
csta p~rovocando el mcvimiento sepa-
ratista que ha traido como resultado
la proclamation de la Repub'ica del
Rim.
Fl Badisthe Landes ZeintuNg pu-
blica una correspondence que dice sc
ha cambiado entire ell general fran,
ces Gerard Y los iideres &c la cam
pana separarista del Rhin. Herr Rich.
ter Y Herr Hoffman,. En- dicha CO.
rrespondencia Sc hace referencia al
General Gerard aSegurandose que di-
cho militar ha prometido la ayuda Il.
liada a los separatistas. para impe-
dir que Ell gobierno aleman pueda cas-
tigarlos Y ma ofrccido tambien la a.
yuda economical para la nueva Re-
publica. i fin de que sc %aninore asi
la partc que corresponds a las pro-
.vincias del Rim. en- las indemniza,
clones que tendra que pagan Alema-
MIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
Famoso Tratamiento
Medico que puede a.
phcarSe en- SUI pro-
pla casa. =
Las personals ncrvloSas Y dccaidas
puedcn %recupcrar su saiud y encr-
gias SIN nccesidad de oclrrir !
un Sanatcfi0.

fiacc algun tempo, las personals
dcbileS. ~nerviosas. dccaidas Y en- ma
las c~ondicio7se de salud. hacian lar
COS viajcs para ocurrir a III sanato-
rio. en- donde consultaban 4 IN doc
tor cmincntc que. a u del CXito
o QUO curaba tales Intermediates,
goZaba dc mcrccida fama.
Fl sccreto dc sus triunfos ~provenia
dc un tonico, preparado por cl mis-
que adminis:raba a sus p~acicn-
ties, dc acucrdo con otros tratamien-
toS. obtcniendo tan maCnificoS result
tados que sc hizo popuisrisimo.
Este miSmo tonico puedc ser obte-
nido actualmentc por G. publico bajo
el nombrc &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
AVANZA EN- La
R A

BERNA. Suiza, JUNO 5.-Las
fuerzas del e~.jercito del general Simon
Petiura. el iiGer anti-bclSheviki cue
viene ~cpcrando Ell el tcrritorio de Ia
Ukrania. han ~capturado los centres
ferrcar.!leroS dc ProskurovH Y Berdi-
cheff. en- IA region occidental dc la
UEraHia. La noticia dc Ia cantura
lie djchos centres ferrcca-rilcros ha
sido dada = IA pub,jcidad por la Off
Gina de Information Ukraniana csta-
blecida en esta capital.
Por Su psrte Ia Oficina dc la Prem
sa rumans ia una rotjcia en- la que
mega cue los bolSneviniS hayan cap
turado Ia plaza dc C~zernow7tz. ca
Dital dc II Bukovina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
DONDE HAY SALUD HAY
FUERZA y YICOR.

Esta Sc pone de manifesto en- las
miradaS brillantes e inteligentcs,
arrogante porte Y en- general. en- una
buena apariencia, tan diferente de Ia
que tienen las personals cuya cons
tituci0n esta debiltaGdose.
Los hombreS Y mujeres que dsSeen
adquirir fuerza, energia V vitalidad
debcrian desde luego sujctarse . es-
&c tratamiento en- su propid casa.
Su ralor es tan sclo dc un dollar
Ia botcl,a. De venta en- todas las
Grogucrias. o SC manda directamcnte,
al rccioo dc Su valor por 4. &. RI
CHARDS MEDICINE COMPANY.
SHERMAN, TEXAS. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
Rich TONE,

conteniendo cada botelia instructor
mes completes acerca de su uso. ST
I'd. Sc encuentra delicado de salud Y
neceSita un tonico que 10 vigoricc V
aumcnte sus energiaS. no SC vera en-
la neceSidad dc emprender ningun
viajc. pucs puedc sujetarsc a este
t7atamiento en- 81 prpoia casa.
Una conocida dana, quien cStuvo
al cuidado dc tres cmincntes mcdi-
COS Y pcrmanccio en- IN saLatorio
durautc aigun tempo, dondc fuc opc-
rada = fin dc loCrar Ia mcjoris dc
suS males. sin habcrlo consecuido,
con solo Ia primcra botciia dc RICH
Tone cXperimcnto I'm notable alivio.