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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
DEDUCTION From
I X ARE LIBERAL
MERCHANTS MAY DEDUCT FROM
RETURN ALL AMOUNTS PAID
OUT FOR ADVERTISING.
|NEU..|T|ES Or PdI;|clANs
Farmers Deductions Consist Partly In
Cost a Seed and Fertilizer Used,
and Harvesting Of Crops.

Stltesyille. That deductions more
liberal than those embrl ICED in any o
the previous income tax-acts, for bus
mess expenses, are allowed under tn,
new revenue law. is fact that Col
lector Watts, of this district, is call
ing to the attention Of the taxpayers
throughout his division. Disc1nrsi7g
further upon this subject Mr. Watts
said:
Business expenses are the amounts
actually paid or incurred during the
tax year in the conduct of a business
trade on profession.
"A merchant may claim as deduc
tions the amount paid for adverse
ing, hire of clerks, and other EN-
ployes, the cost OF light and fuel
water, telephone. etc, used in his
place OF business. the cost OF operat.
ing delivery wagons. motor trucks. and
incidental repairs to such vehicles
Amounts expended in entertaiaine
out-cf town customers may be deduct
ed if the sole purpose is to cultivate
the good will OF the customer and oh
tain an increase in trade.
"A physician may claim as deduc
lions the cost of med icines and med
raj supplies used by him in his prnc
tice reasonable proportion OF the
expenses paid in the maintenance AMI
repair OF an automobile used in mak
ing professional calls. the expenses Of
attending medical conventions, dues
to medical societies and subscriptions
to medical journals, TIE rent paid fol
| office rooms. the cost OF heat. light
water, telephone. etc. used In suct
office roome and We hire " office as
sistants. The same deductions ar
allowed dentist.
THE farmer may deduct al
amounts paid out in preparing hi
land for crop and the cultivation
harvesting and marketing Of the cror
TIE cost Of seed and fertilizer use'
snd amounts expended in caring 10
livestock are deductible items. Th'
coet Of minor reneirs to farm building
other than dwellings. and Of fe7cne
farm machinery and wagons NAV y
GAINED. also the cost OF farm tool
which are used mp in the course OF
year or two and Of materials FOR In
mediate use such as binding Irvine
stock powders etc.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
WHEAT GUARANTEE BILL
READY FOR SIGNATURE

Washington. The administration
wheat guarantee bill was COMPLETED
with the adoption OF the conference
report by the house, and is now ready
for President Wilson's signature
The measure appropriates $1,000
100000 as revolving fund for the
purchase Of wheat and authorizes the
president to create an agency or agen.
c:es for purchase Of the 1919 cron at
the guaranteed price OF 80 26 bushel
and to repcse in the agency or agen.
cies the authority IN c0Ht'~ al cHm-
merce IN wheat and wheat products
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
Teachers Are Poorly peiH.

Charlotte. The average salarv na1d
teachers in 1918 was sot3 less yeai
than the averape were md to scrub
women in the United States navy
ward +" stated q card rece'vpd nv Conn
tv School Snnarirtend mt j. NJ MT
thews fran the University Of Nortt-
Carolina education extension service
urging general sunnort at the new ed
Vocational bill introduced In Congress-
nv CONGRESSMAN Towner. OF iowa
This hill. the cnrd stated nrovlde'
for the estahllshmentof federal de
partment of labor.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
aIlpOUTANT NEWS
THE WORLD OVER
VIANr HAPPENINGS or rHie
loTHER NATIONS FOR
HevEN DAYS GIVEN
Ews Of The SOUTH
sWS Of THE SOUTH
What 10 Taking Place In The South
land viii Be Found In
s3is Brief Paragraphs
European

European
The German national assembly pass
ed the national army bill on third read,
Ing.
Ground was broken for "Pershins
Stadium" in Paris, where the great
inter.allied games will be held In
June. The stadium is to be situated
st Joinyllla, near Paris, and viii have
seating accommodation for $4,000 per
sons and standing room for 4o,oOO
more.
The Jugo. Slav delegation to the con
ference for peace has presented thelr
territorial claims, asking that the
Isonzo be made the boundary between
them and Italy, to which Italy raises
serious objection.
The workmen's and soldiers coun
I'll of Munich has sent wireless mes
cage TO all countries announcing tha'
A dictatorship has been proclaimed IN
Bavaria.
Prince Leopold, former commander
in.chief of the German armies on lhe
Russian front. has been imprisoned
At Munich on suspicion of being one
IF the instigators of the murder OF
Premier Eisner of Bavaria.
One Of the German long range guns
which sheled Paris at intervals dur
ing the last few months of the war
oow is on lis way 10 Paris, and VIII
no placed on exhibition in the Piaee
de la Concorde.
The approximate dates of the De
parture for home of two NationaI
Guard and two national army divisions
comprising half the American army OF
nccuration, have been announced al
third army headquarters at Coblenz.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
Another Industry For charlntte.

Arrangements are being rnace
which are expected to result in tho
bringing to Charlotte about 10 0Hc
tons OF soapstone annually fror'
sIemn. s5 miles east Of this c'tv q"
the Norfolk Southern r''lr0rd tt h'
ground and tale extracted nv tho o''
yer Quartz company, which viii ~
Skinned to northern points acco~d'7f
10 w. s. Creiphtan. NJ the Chariot
swimmers and Manufacturers Ascot
alton. soapstono is gathered al
Hemp
Heretofore. the soanstone has beer
ground Nv a rlsrt IT Harn ""d FS'''
ned direct to northern points. TIT
Oliver Quartz Cnmrarv since the on
break of the war has been ereagef
almost SOLELY in the n11nntactrr" r
acid nroof cement FOR tho govern won
and war contracts having heen N'led
the comranv is to turn to the grind
ing Of soanstone and shipn'ng Ut tal'
as one of its pcace-time activities.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
PRESIDENT WILSON WELCOMES
NEW ENVOY FROM ARGENTINE

In welcoming the new Argentine en-.
voy, Mr.. Wilson exnreessd apprecia
ton for the friendship of the South
American republic ard promised all
possible assistance for the mainte-
nance of harmonious relations be-
tween the two countries.
Among the bills signed nv the
President were the rivers and har
bors appropriation hill and the meas
IRE validating s2.7Oo. 100000 worth Of
informal war contracts.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
nnx Mannled hx Dynamite.

Statesville. Herman Pharr II
year-old schoolhoy. had his h1nd hac
" mangled while en- rauta to schonl
with 4 piece Of dynamite IN his nack
at Just how the accident occurred
cannot he explained by the hcv ex
cent that he was lingering with n,
explosive while II Lev r. his nocke'
end II suddenly ''went off," His mo
i've Tor having had such ianeerouf
niece II psranhernallA n bits nossef
s,on couid notrbe learned doctors
~ II INV he necessary II anaputaf'
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
Wehh 70 Get Iudreship.

Washington. President Wilson
said that he would annrlnt the federal
Judge for North Carolina rght away.
and added that he had made IN his
mind to name Representative Webb.
This information is accurate.
II is believed now t'at the Presi
dent will act Immediately after Con.
gress adjonrns. 1t will be recess
appointment.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
MARTIAL LAW IN MADRID
AND BARCELONA REsciNpED

Madrid.--Ali persons arrested as q
result OF Incidents late last week in
Barcelona and Madrid have been set
free, now that martial law has been
rescinded.
At a mass meeting at the Peoples
home here a resolution was adopted
protesting against the adjournment
81 parliament and demanding the res
toration ii continual guarantees IN
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
A BRIGHT, CLEAR COMPLEXION

Is always admired, and It Is the lauda-
Bile ambition Of every woman to do all
she con to make herself attractive.
Many Of our southern women hive
found that TetterIne Is invaluable for
clearing up blotches, itchy patches.
etc. and making the skin soft and
velvety. The worst cases of eczema
and other torturing skin diseases yield
to Tetterine. Sold by druggists or sent
BY mail for 5oc. by shuptrine Coz
Savannah, Ga.--Adv.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
GOVERNMENT SHOULD SERVE
INTERESTS or THE PEOPLE

Washington. Governor Of States
and mayors Of municipalities, meeting
to discuss alienation of unemploy.
ment heard President Wilson In a
brief address emphasize the princinle
that governments should serve in the
interests of the common reonle. In
This spirit he urged that the federal
state and local governments work to-
rether "in steadving and easing and
facilitating the whole labor processes
OF the United States"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
DISQUALIFIED,

~ should get a divorce at once"
said Mrs. Hittem- Uppe, Jr, "but ]
haven't sufficient costumes to last
through the prolonged trial that my so
ciul standing demands"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
A Proof.

"Do you believe that n college edu-
cation helps n boy IN business llfef'
"Sure do. My son was champion
Splinter at college and now he has
position as bank runner"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
Demand Handy's Dismissal.

The house thrashed out IN the most
heated and indignant manner the
aHandy" Islander on the western Car
Dina mountaineers as to the rounding
nm Of draft deserters and finally
adopted the moderate senate reso-
,ntians and referred the resJlu-
Cd offered BY Turner, Of Mitchell
.ounty denouncing Federal Agent
Frederick Handy as personally e.
sponaiuls ipf ~ aklaad e. a1.1 s. l111R
for lii dIalslissaI from W.
! commiAtsa iox Eesanllz s's3E p
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
The Snnete.

Feb. 2a.--TNe " rren bill tor 'he
election Of school boards by vote OF
the peaala in the respective counties
came from the committee on ednca-
ton with urfsvoraJ'le rorer ard Sou
tor vrerrer nrocured. under Rule 81.
he rl1c'nr NJ the hill on the calendar
n th9t the 'es'le can he fought ont on
The focr of TIE senate.
New bills were Introduced as fol-
lows.
Abortion ~ the conference CON-
nittee report # the committee ~ the
Statewide Dig law. Senator Stevens
,hourht the leav'rp NJ the one ton q!
reenirirp tx tng ard coll1r r. the as
,retion If the COUNTY com "'r9ioners
vas undesirable h~t cons'dered TINS
.he best th"t co"'d he oht1'ned AZ
this tine. The conference report was
adopted.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
The House.

The house passed on fna' reaoine
and ordered engroased snd sent 20 me
sanate Scturdnv the revenue NH an
amendment being accented to allow
Sind mon ard Confederate "f'Pr'Hs
- soil pianos ard organs without
rce~1e.
pills messed:
r~,e-d the ror'od OF compulsory
aaucat'nr ~ rtarlotfe
Amend the law as to licensing EN-
hal-rcr
poru;ra ~ S'aee oN'cnrs mas'ns
COLLECTIONS NJ fees and tHxes to make
return to the state treasurer.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
MIN Men Arraioned.

"The textile manufacturers OF North
Carolina are not honest on child IA
Dor legislation, they merely thinh
they are according 10 Renresenta
tive w. 10. Saunders. the intrnancer O
the Common Saunders bill which has
met with the stubmnrnest resistance
from cotton manufacturers IN Nort''
Carolina. Mr.. sauuders admits tn
cotton MN men say they are horesi
| int he insists tlgt the evidence Y
axairst tIseFa III aunpnlt of thif
1talIi 81 brief covering thf
ill., 4 soiIt with 4 acathiul
e hAIII matss|Is; !
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
The Natural Way.

GLOW Is he financing that airship
project?" II suppose It Is with inilat-
ed currency"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
PAS Definition.

'What 1t q penny DREADFUL paT
zone cents worth of tainted money!
Chicago News.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
; PROCEEDINGS Of
The LEGISLATURE
HAPPENING OF INTEREST IN
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
SENATE KILLS ku]J0jN 81 |
aiils Introduced Providing for creS.
ton Of Two New Counties Out
OF Robson County.

R.le!gh. The following are among
he features Of general interest m4rk-
ng weeks work of the Nortn Caro-
lima General Assembly:
The Senate.
Feb 2l,-SenatUr S.sk. member
from Macon, put in bill TO amend
materially TIE absentee election stat
ute. making il obligatory for the reg
tstrars to turn over to the county
boards Of elections all ballots cast by
absent electors. These are to be kept
for SIX months and together with the
regstr ton = oks shall he opan to
inspection 10 anyone desiring to d.
so.
Passage Of Jill providing for uni
form system Of rec riders courts fol
cities CT 5 600 population and over
nd al Counties 0f the State anc
lefelt Of S9aet9r Ferehees proposed
state wide stock law featured a busy
session Of the Senate yesterday.
The House.
Cemm ttee reports included favor
Bile action on the bill introduced b.
Mr. Mathews to divide the State int
i've iud 'cial circuits and restrict TIL
resident indfe to each district in thu
twelve months ut 4 time. The hous'
judiciary comm ttee number one. re
ncrted unflvcr1bly the senate bill in
reduced ty Senator Price to set asid
Novemtc~ - as legal holiday Il
North Carolina.
Confirming forecast some tim
ago, Representative Neal, OF Mellow
ell county, introduced bill u abolis
the State wide primary act Insofar q
Z relates ~ state Cor orese'N-"l On
District offices. The last class wou'
nclnde judges, solicitors and Stat
senat re representing more than oIi
county.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07

labor SURPRISES Increasing.
Washington Especially The uhi.ea
States employment service repof.ea
IN increase in labor surpluses ior
this week over last week. "sligh.
shortages are still reported IRON
Charleston and Columbia, 5. u, WIN
a general shortage Of labor through
out the state.
"North Carolina shows slight snort
area Of carpenters, laborers ana Wo'
men cigar workers. Common LABOR
ers are plentiful in the lHrger towns
peIe,rh reports an equality OF i-nor
supply and demand.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07

Feb eA.--Sp-etor W"rren nr'c''F'''
tho nassoge ~ his h'll for the nHpu-
rop,oot,cncmfwvu Fioyf"cr'wVp az
to- o,ent'on If cn"-'- school NoafoS
hv Mo noo-re through the srn1'o o''
.e.,nd reading with tho understand
~ that onnos'tion tn the MI sp'
=. ,o,,,res NJ the woa r're can DC
.ore.ht out m the tral reed'rg
Two sonata cinn-"d from ire c''eu
ar sor,e lccrl hills and adjourned
TIE H,ue~.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
TIE House.
nsvaIuation Of Req! Estate.

A complete revaluation OF ell real
estate in North Carolina al full mar,
ket value during the next II months
and a special session of the legisla.
ture. In May, 1920, to reduce the tax
rate fixing 1t in proportion TO the IN
,reases In the property valuations,
are contemplated in bill to be known
as the Gray.Doughton bill. unanimous
" approved by the joint finance com
mittee. Indications are that there
viii be practically no opposition to the
bill In either house.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-03-07
The Senate.

Feb. 26.-The senate passed on Hral
! reading without discussion the War
rcn h'll for popular election If county
| school boards
Senator Lone, Of Montgomery. in
tr1duced a bill to require REGISTRARS
II election to furniah Official lists OF
those registered in their precincts to
tho candidates for office Of al parties,
In committee Of the whole the SEN
ate amended tho rovenue bill N I'M
pose Tux of $3.50 for amusement
nor,s v,he~o a1r, 'ssions are charged
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
ESTALLO OTRA HUELGA
EN- Ia CAPITAL
FL conflicto apoTece grepe

CICDAp DE MENiiO, Ecbrero -.
Ma. dc nil o~rcrariCs. tcdoS ?crtc-
nccientos 2 u imnortantc 'abfica dc
Ia Carolina. 50 dccia"aron en- huelga
sin habcr cspcrado e fallo De Ia Jun
"a dc Conciliaci6n .. ArDitraje. que
era la ~crcargada dc dic.amtnar sobre
81 corfiicto s"rgido entire clicS y los
~aa+ranos. ror hat-r Gstos d~csocu?ado
dizquc jnj';stamente I var!os opc-
rarios.
Il Junta dice que CT vista dc que
los obrcroS ohraron con Violcnc'a,
ahandonando cl tr&baio sin s~uictar-
e al faiio de ella. Va nc caoe un
,cnvcniG entire las parties, : que ahora
los opcrarios tCUdrjn que suIctarS2
Supplements ii arbitr&ie.
Los obrcToS no sa6cI que iacer
con rcspccto a rombramicnto del
"! !tro. pIes 2unuuc tiencn la in
tcnci6n dc nomhrar Il CarranZa o al
Gobarnajor del Distrito. no 10 han
hecho por teTa2r de d~istracrios en- su5
surciones Les pstr0ncs parailZaron
trannuiiamcntc les trahaioS y este
ran Guc ei 3rbitro "ierta 81 fa'Io Sc
hra 81 aSuHto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
VIOLENTA HUELGA
EN- ATLIXC0
Los industriales estan cansa-
dos de sufrir vioIencias

PUEBLA. Febrero 25.-Ia causa
risa Ia susccptibilidad Z que han He
2ado los representatives de los obre-
ros. pues parece que Sc Green 0
81 derecho dc hacer y deshacer d su
artoic. invadiendo campos que CO.
responder exclusivamente i int
reses particulars.
Varies dclegados obreros Sc pre-
sertaron a Ia fabrica de hilados V
tci;dos Ell Leon, con obieto de COME
renc;ar con sus companeros; Y como
les fuera ncgada Ia entrada. en- prl-
mer lugar porque no Sc les conocla
y. en- segundo, porQac al horas de
.rabaio. ~acordaron Embellishments la
hucl@a, IA cual fue Geclarada hoy, coli
reriuicio nara los intereses dc los
ohreros : para los de IA industrial.
Fl case eS' eXtrano y les duenos de
n fa5rica han dicao a las auto:ida-
DIES que elias ~reSuelvan 10 que les pa
I~rezca, pues que clos va estan can
sados de sEfrir csta clasc de aten-
tados. Los Delegates, motive de la
haclra. aseguraron & los funcionarios
piblicos que m:cntras no sean reco-
nocides en- 81 caractsr por los indus
triales. la hueIga no cesar2.
No Sc saHe que es 10 Que pensaran
hacer los propietariOs de la citada
factoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

Por CUrrco pare Ii PRENSA"
NOGALES, Arizona, Febrero "a.
Ell hccho de que Gales no quiera
que otro candidate a Ia Gubernatl-
va de Sonora, alcance el triunfo en-
las pr0ximas eleccioneS, sino que es-
te sea favorable a Adolfo de Ia Huer-
Ia. es que ambos tienen tornado un
pacto para que csc pueSto no sea
alcanz2do por nadie que no sean
ellos. Cuando Gales dejo el Gobier-
no del Estado para dedlcarse a la
canrpana del yaQui. lie entrego ell Go
bierno a dc la Huerta, el cual antes
va 10 habia entregado Il Gales GUAM
do sali6 este electo Gobernador. De:-
puIs el mismo Gales volvio a reci-
bir csc cargo del mismo de la Hler-
II V hoy Gales. dice que otro que
no sea de Ia Hucrta no sera Gober-
na6or.
"Tendra que ccrrer todavia mu-
cha sangra por los campos y las ciu-
daGes de Sonora para cue 20 deJc eI
Gobierno."-ha dicho Gales, y efec-
Itivamen:e csc deseo principal va i
ser puesto en- pr%ctica.
Fl mavtes &c Ia semana FaSada sc
organize I'm mitiu en- IL ciudad de
Hermosil!o. que tuvo por punto &c
partida Ia plaza de Juarcz. Una IN
menSa cantidad de genie segul& a
los o~rcaMigadores cuando rcpentlna-
mcnta Sc " I'm grito que decla
"muera el militarismo." Y mil bocas
rcniticrcn Il su veZ esa mlsma expire
sion. I'uc esa Erase Ia chispa que pro
yocara el iaceTdio por cue inmedla-
tamente Sc volvi6 4 gritar "mIeraE
los nilitareS y la dictadur& de So
nora" V cu&ndo ID mucheGumnrr pa
saba Nor el lrentc del Palaclo dc
Gohierno. los gritos sc redoo!aDan Y
sc hacian mas amea&ZadoreS. DOS
vcces IA comitiva pas0 pcr IA plaza
Za-ago2a. y dos veces cruzo tamoicA
Dor enfrcntc de las pucrtas dc! IA
la";o. en- ambaS oC2sioneS os GritoS
Gran sordos Y mas imprcgnados dc
amena1as. Entire tanto. Gales. dccI':
an A'a
= los que en- un salon cstaban con q:
Is precise cast;gar du'amcnte 4 To-
promotores de este ~esca1dalo. \ MI
rando que Ia "mlchedumbre en- rc@
lie disminuir ~&umentaba Y el mltln
tomaba nropcrciones alarmantes, do
las drIenes QUE cst;m6 mas coAve-
~nicntcs para que 5, diSGerS"ra /" ia
mrltitud. Esas 1rdeacS eran duras.
s~everas = tcrribles. 81 era ~nccesarIo
50 haria fuego. Y 81 los manltcstan-
teS nc Sc dis1crSaban 50 tomarlar
los procedimientos 4 cue hubiera III
gar rara asabar COY cllos. Hubo dos
mUcrtos. y mas Dc vcinte pcrSor"s en-
la carccl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
Matan sin formation de causa.

Los vecinos dc Chiautla Y los de
Huehuetlan. indignados iustamentc,
Sc rrescntaron ante las a~Itoridades de
auui, mauifestando que en- el canine
de entramboS pueblos V I'm punto Ia
mado Ia Cruz Verde. fue Iusilado sin
formation de causa I'm hombre de
bien i!ar,ado La Gulcha. y quien sc
nalIaha rrcso Dor delitos cue no anne
ritabaT IN caStigo severe. DIcen los
Gucio.Cs cue los soidados fuerCn 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
I'm glHev0 ~proce0llnsen-
to para eombatir Ia
Influenza

Isl tolos srpieran los 0SneflcIos
one he obtenido del Aceltc Reiampa-
mo de Hunt. cuanGo me encontre Gil
ferma de Influenza, Sc habrian evil
tado grandes padecimientos.' Ha di-
cho recientemente una dana que kiZo
uso de este poGeroSo : penetrante me-
Gicanlenro. APPRENTICESHIP abundante-
nlente en- el pecho Y en- Ia .garganta
cuando SO encontro entcrma de Ia III
fluenza. que ahora desearia que TODD
81 mundo Sc e%nterase de tan benefico
n1edicamento G hic!era 5 DC e! en-
casos semejanteS.
Como Ia influenza cS una enfcrme-
dad peligrosa, los enfcrmoS 4cbcn pc
ncrsc sicmnrc baio cl cuidadC dc TN
huen doctor Y a este rcspecto, IN pro
n1incnte medico ha dicho que. despucs
de usar el .Aceitc Re)ampago de Hunt,
siernnre Sc han obtenido resultados
verdaderameute maravilloSos, segun
10 ma podido obserTar personalmente.
Fl Aceite Re!dmpago dc Hunt es
I'M poderoSo medicamento eyterno Y
! debe usarse!e siempre que haya ne
cesidad de emplear m medicine eN-
terna.
Sc encucntra de venta Ell todas las
buenas Droguerias Y Boticas ii pre-
| clio de Soc Y IGc boteiia; tanlbien &c
atiendcn ordenes por correo, dir:glen-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

sacar a La Cacaracha De Ia carcel =
cue 10 conduicron a Ia Cruz Verde,
Gondc ell seeuida 10 f~usilaron sin sa-
Der por qu@. Las autoridadcs hacen
avcrig Iaciones so5rc 81 particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
F. CARRH A CHAPALA
Estdn may adelantados los
trebGjos de esa ufa

GUADAtAJARA, Ial. Febrero %.
Muv adelantados estan VA cara hoy
los trahaj3s De construction del fe-
%rrocar:il cue mira csta capital con
Ia ~poblacion de Chapala, tccando mU-
chos pueblos de impoFtancia. que des-
de ahora Sc preparan . cnsanchar IL
ncgocios en- todoS Sentidos.
FL canine de hero llega para hoy
hasta Ia hacienda dc RueEa Vista. ' el
terreplen oued6 va terninado hasta
la misrla estacion de Chapala.
Para que Ia obra quede terminada
muy en- brave, solo falta que lleguc
81 material ne Sc pidi5 4 los Estados
uniGos Y que. segln las casas REM
~tcntes. esra va en- canine, sierdo es-
reradc aqNr dentro dc dos semanas. 4
mas tardal.