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New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
SITUATIONS WANTED FEr.rr

good waItTess ras ana chamberman toga+..-.
12stb references. Lehti Agene+ 7'9sr
O9Uh Jl.,0 and ,chambermaid tosefbe,- 49,
ences cify y'n a. neat capa ee excellent refep- 1,-
Agency. $50 stb anla ~ Miss ShaugAnessy's
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30

BOY wanted to make himself generally use
full; must come we'll recommended Tanen-
haus Bros. 1S4 Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEwEJ.pv por-cv.
RE.SN Fir es5sSes appraised. purchased
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
LOST BANKBOOks

LoST-Bankho book No. 1,las e4s Of Bank for
Savings 2S0 Fourth av.. New York; pay
ment stopped: please return book 10 bank
LcST-Bankhook No. 1,10s sss OF Bank for
SAVINGS. 2s0 Fourth aV.. New York; pay
Inent stopped please return book 10 bank
LoST-Bankbook No. 1.0sl,Iso Of Bank for
savings, ESQ Fourth av.. New York: pay
l'eht stopped please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Detective Agency

LA WRENCB DETECTIVE AGENCY
Msdssn, Man oh,ce. Metroaolitan Building. /
ana m mse'son |s. ave. ecorner a3rd ST.. Room
Information desired without creating nnh.
d,,n,ea liS1sg or neetoriety Detective work cen
uucteo connoentially anywhere IShadoxw
ing by male or female detectives o,.,n,~
ita,li resu!ts mex pens.vely and guaranteed "a
ss s.evlhg ~. you OF al excitement and unneces-
phones' Gramercy s7z0-2sss
hsrLoTORN'S Detective Agenov-sbgsS =
50 East %2d- Phone Murray Hi aTzs &C.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
SITUATIONS WANTED MAyr

a.. Ia l. cnauffeur and cook; Scotch bo+h
ere,,eos ciass years excellent personal ~sY
Agency ssoy oy CO. or county Miss Shaughnessy'r
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
HELP WANTED MALE

WESTERN ELECTRIC Co. INC.
81 BETHUNE ST.
Near West St. blocks south OF 14th St.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30

0oH, good opportunity for advancement;
- to start. VIM. Green, 627 w i3d ST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28
Mu Der Sbirb Greef peritorben.

Sn ieinem 5eim IN Der HGbc bon
MoollorL itnrb onn 0icnstag, Den 1S.
Scbruar. 6eroinano @orliid, i'm Il.
ter bon 70 Sabren, nod elmer aronf.
belt bon MIR 3 Sagen. Die Groller-
fcier faro itatt IN Der @obnllng bes
Tc%ritorbcnell, inter 2citung bon go.
itor Shroeber, bon 9Ianb, uno To-
Damn aild in ser @oollam Stride,
iuoralf Damn bie @eerbigung olf bcm
oortigen Sriebbofe crfnlqtc.
Seroinono @orliid muroe in
Hui6ut, in Yommern, oln 20. Of
tober, 1889, 9cboren l,1o fam i'm
Sabre 1866 nod) Nmcrifa uno brett
nad @asconabc Gpuntp, no er aud,
bis 81 icinem Sobc ecmohnt bot. Or
mar 5lpeimul Dcrbcirothet; 5l,erit nit
Sri. &cnriettc Eiottcr unlo Damn, I'M
Sabre 1890, nit Sri, Morie @ronb-
BORT. 9ieie Che pl,roc nit 8 &in.
bern aclcgnet bon hcncn s. 5 SGbnc
uno 3 Sohtcr, nod on, 2ebcn iinb
nno meld)e iGmn1tlid oml Gronfcnbctt
oes @aters erificnen moren, nit
Iusnabmc cincs Sobncs Scr lid in
6ronfrcid bcfinoet.
IuBcr ieiner @ottin unb Den fol.
genocn &inOcrn, Srou Maria &rol,ic.
bon SDenspiIle. Sobn Srcb unb
6ronf 9orliih. in ser N1bc bon
9lano, Otto 9orIiih. in Sranfrcid,
5ran Com. @amer, Srau Sfneioer
uno Sri. emma 9orlii6, in Ser GGbc
bon 9lnnb, bintclGbt Der Scritorbe.
nc nod 5ipci 9rilbcr l1no bier Sdlpc.
tern BON ocncn cine, GSrol1 Scnrp
Weper, bon Sermonn lit, uno ferner
nod 13 @nfelfinber.
Der SerItorbcne NOR elmer ser
Fionicr . Sarlner an ser Sbiro
oll9emein bcfannt uno BODICE.
nhtct. Gr mar Elm tbdtigcs @itglieo
Der Stride Der Sicbcn Gage 9(bpun-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

pcrfoctter unb Inbcren fir cine ncllc,
offentlihc StraBc in Sbirb Greet
SomnIbip mirbc al Den Mftcn Qclc9t;
, beselcidcn oos Vittgcillh bon Srunt
6llds uno Inberen, fir cine ncllc 81,
fcntlihe StroBc iiiblid) bon Omcns.
bile unb bos @cild bon &cnrp @lu.
Ter unh Mnberen fir &crGnocrlno ci.
ner StroBc in Der TGDc bon 9cn1.
Gin Nittaciuh mlrbc cingcrcidt
filr Den Ban cincs Gpncretebett iilr
bie 9rp Sort, bort no bieielbc boz,
Ser Sron Moao gcfrcu3t miro.
Cine Inpeiiuue I'M @ctrogc bon
$25 pllroe oltsgcitcllt 5%l,9llnitcn bon
@ops Bros. Undertaking 60, fir bic
9citattlmg bon $. 2ougbcin, peldcr
im Stuots . &oipitol in Nchnbo itorb.
Cine Inmciiilna I'M @etrnac bon
$1,000 mltrbc nls9citclIt 5~llgunltcn
ton Gbos. @cDfing. Strabcnouficbcr
I'M GiItritt Nr. s. Gr mar al 6icicm
%ctrogc id)on icit Dem Nopcnber.
Icrnin bcs @crifts bcredti9t.
Die @iirgidaft bon @oren5 Ono,
Dem nellcn Goltntn > Solicitor, I'M
@ctrogc bon $S0,0000, pllroc bonn
@cridt nngcnommcn. Die Sol0ens
Den iinb Die 9ilrgcn:
w. C. Spaulding, C. f. Sassmann,
H. d. Hengstenberg, Samuel Tapp-
meyer, Hy. Diestelkamp, F. G. Hen
neke, T. B. Mathews, H. c. Sassmann,
Gus. Schalk, Aug. H. Idel, Fred Pletz,
Louis Langenberg, Fred j. Harring,
Jos. Hahn, Martin Schaumberg, j. A.
Jordan, Geo. Jordan, John II. Helm
ers, F. w. Eggers, Aug. F. Rohlfng,
VIM. Dufner; Hy. A. Dufner, Louis
Schoening, Hy. Linnemann, Diedrich
Linnemann, Andrew Fluetsch, Julius
R~uediger, Oswald Strahsner, Henry
Weinland, John Haid, Hy. Sohns,
Schnell, Geo. Sohns, Alvin
Poeschel, F. j. Koeller, Fritz Flake,
E. f. Ruediger and Geo. A. Ruediger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

-Sranf Mittcnoorf lpar an bort
gen 6reitag bier. aui ieinem @cgc
noh ct. 2ouis.
-6rau 9eiiie 2ungred, Satin
bon Senrp 2an9rcd, Dem Sorman1
I'M ct. 2olis Scrmlinal, ma pcrgan.
gene ISOLDE Der @oit BON GSroll Noam
0cnocr.
-Sreo Sabrmcicr. bon Vcrgcr,
lprof alll letten Mittnoh ullf unic'
rer Office Dor llnb bcltcllte Mnidlag-
5cttcl CUR gn5cigc icincr Mllftion. bic
am 8. MGr5 itattfinben miro.
-6rcb 9al,mgacrtncr llnb Satin,
bon ct. 2ouis, iparen Gnoe Der Der
goll9cncn ISOLDE Die 8Gite bon Serrn
9aulleocrtncrs GltcrrL Gobt. Baum.
0ucrtncr uno Satin.
Geo. s. airdbpfer bcfano iih
anl porigcn 0onncrstaa unb Sreitag
in Seffcrion Gitp unb mar 3ell9c Scr
S%cl,crsbrunlt mclfc bns oprti9c ct.
Morps Soipital serltorte.
-@m. 8. llifnlunn, bon Spens=
pile. 81. 3, Gbos. Carroll, bon @col.
lam, 2ol,is Shulb unb Ibum Gnfc,
bon Dem, maren ont lctten Gicnsta9
bier bebllfs ibrcr Ibred)nung nit
oeru Gountp @crid)t oils StraBen=
o%uficbcr. griterer iprad aud bel
ms por. I'm, nllf sic 3citun9 81 ab-
pnnicrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

-Sacob Strabsner unb Oscar
Soifnarn rciitcn an lcstcn 0icnstaa
nah Wllsfogce, Sfla. I'M TcrtpanOte
III @eiitfcn unb p%abridcinlif) I'M
BORT 5ll blcibcr.
Geo. Sul5cr, bon WcGlarcn
Stution, ct. 2pllis Gplrntp, mar nlcb.
rcrc Gage Der pcrgangcnen Mohe
bier, ouf 9eiuh bel Srcunbc,. @Gb,
reno Icincs Sicricins trnf SEER Sui
Ser Elm Ibfommcn nit Geo. Sud- fir
Den 8crfauf ser 40 gdcr 2anb wclfc
Scrr Sl,l5cr IN Der NGbc bon Sltd's
Tlab cignet.
-2ollis Sihopplcr. Der SdmicO
IN ABORTION, miro lid nj nGd)ltcr
Belt nod @crn1onn bcgcbcn. in0em or
bel s. s. &ocllcr cine Stellc als
-Sdmicb nno @agner a%n9enommel
hat. Serr Sihapplcr lit Elm fGbiacr
Mrbeitcr.
-Srau Safe @cnicl lit nm Der.
1on9encn Sonntug bon eillcm lungc.
rem 9eiud in ct. 2ouis 5urildac.
fcbrt.
-Sobn g.. 2eslie, Der itaatlihe
@ilo. uno Slid . Sitter, mar ON
porieen 5reitaa, aeihGitebalber, bier
in Der Stabt. @ic Serr 2cslic iagt,
batten Saacr unb SallcnItellcr nic
norber cine before Soiion fir Gcl5'
there ais mic Die chen p%crgungenc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb
II, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-eouaro Soeelians, Sobn bon
Capt. 6ronf 8. 9Iosfc unb @ottin,
III pcraunacne @ohc bon Der milf
tnriid)en Giniibung 3l,riidoefonumen
uno lit MIN ollf oem Gompfboot
Aug. @obt" beihGftiat.
-Scnrp Icper, bon ct. 2puis
mar onl lcttcn Sonntag bier, ouf
Velud bel ieincm @atcr uno ionltiaen
g%erlpanoten. @dbrcno ser Gricas.
5eit mar Senrp an @unitionsarbeit
beid)nftt9t; lit ober jett micoer il,
oltcn @eid1it, ols anItrcider.
Oscar S6mibt, IitaIicb Ser
militdriiden Soli5ci in Camp Sun.
lton, fam porige @ode ol,i llrIoub
nod)bouie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
q, 1919, as required by the Act Of
October 8, 1917.
Die W%enutung bon militGriidcn
"Sanfs" gum flGrcn bon 2ano in
Siibncit.M iilouri, ioIl bel Der Re.
gicritlg in Soridlag gcbraht lpcr.
ocn. @unbcrte oicicr .Gonfs" iino
ictt IN @n1crifo unb iibcricc ol,Bcr
@cbrallf. Gs linb mGhti0c Wo,
id,incn mcld)e icbr out gum Mus.
5icbcn bon Stlinlprn pcripcnoct iuer.
ocn fonncn. Wit elmer Ill5obl oicler
.Eanfs" miiroe Ole Mrbcit ocs &lG-
rclls elmer Strcdc bon so g(dcr iebr
raid %bonitutten geben.
2nclcbc, Der @ebllrtsort mo bic
&nabcnbcimoth bcs General Ser.
fling. miiniht Die n@roBc 9ertha"
SIT beiiter, bos @eihiit NIT bent
Yoris beidoiicn niiroc, Inn baSiclbe
in Dem hortigcn prndtbollen Barf
uuf5llitellcn unb gum Wittrlplnft Der
militGriidcn Nttroftion bcs StaateS
81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28
@erbanolnnsen i'm Guuntp . 8eridt.

an lcbtcn Wontog. INN 8 llbr. Dor.
mltto9s, 5lir re9clnlGBigcn 6cbruor.
SiBung. Mit ocn StruBcnaufIebcrl
pnrocn Die iolgrlnbcn gbrcd)nunacu
gennaht:
5crN. SdIottog. Dom Giitrift gtr.
20, mar berrdtiat 5lt 1898 SolGr.
Sas @erldt IieB cine Innciiung aus.
itellcn ullf 1853. SEER Shlottco
battc bcrrits $40 i'm Iorous crhol.
ten.
u. .. Mtotbclps, pom 0iltrift 9tr.
"a, bate cincn Hcitbctrog bon $3.50
anbano uno mar bcrcttigt 5n $1S5
Salor. 0ieier 9etrag muroe inn
Damn aitsbesablt.
6rco Sunfc. pom SiItrift Nr. 80,
mar bcrcfytigt 81 SOL % SalGr unb
5u $3.50 fir llcbcrarbeit. Sbigc
getrdgc mllrbcn ibnn ~ausbeSablt.
5. 9. Giimann. pom Siitrift Nr.
81, mar bcrcttist 81 $139 SalGr,
ionic $47.4S fir Ncbcnarbcit rmo
$6S.SS fir bcn @ol, cincs &Onfrctc
Gulpcrts. Ga er $50 i'm @oraus CT
baltcn bate, mllr0c inn Der Tcit aus.
be5ublt.
Is. ". @~ronobprit, pom GiItrift
Nr. %, mar bcrehtiNt 81 $166.25
Sal1r, Oo cr $50 I'M Spruus crhul.
ten bate, mlrhc linn Scr Hcit nllsbc.
5ablt.
Den. Ircrpcl, bonn 0iitrift Nr. is,
mar bcrcd)tigt 81 $175.50 SolGr unN
$64.96 fiir Den @nll circs aontrctc
Gulpcrts. Gicie @ctrGgc ml,rocn INN
ausbc5nblt.
!. ". SCpcll. Dom Tiltrift Nr. %,
mar bercdtigt 81 $171.50, mcldcr
@ctrag inn ullsbc5ablt lpilrbc. Nllf
erbcnl hottc CT nod cillcn Rcitbctrog
bon 1855 onbonb.
Gbas. Z. Carroll, bon Iiitrift CIR.
IA, mar bcrcd)tigt 81, SIG SolGr,
bate $40 I'M ppral,s crboltcn. Gr.
belt ferner $75 fir im Il9iIt &C.
madte @clpilli9lmg unb $49.50 iiir
llcberarbeit.
Is. =. Stcffen, bon IiItrift Nr. 10,
mar bcrcd,tigt 81 $214.15 SulGr ulh
$G.33 ipclde 9ctrigc ibn mlSbc5ohlt
mltrbcn.
@. -. llifmonm, bon 0iitrift Ir.
II, mar bcrcdtigt 81 1922 SalGr,
mcld)cr Nctrng linn allsbc5nblt MIR
&c, "a er $40 im Toruus crbultcu
battc.
2pllis 6. Sdlllb. ponl Iiitrift 9tr.
20, mar bcrcdltigt 81 $195.75 SulGr,
ionic $40 nIs @cmilligrul0 iiir sen
0iitrift uno $23.5O iiir llcbcrorbcit,
mcld)c @ctrGgc linn o~usbc5ohIt MIR,
ocn.
u. 6. Gntc, Iiitrift 9tr. %. mar
bcrcdltiet 81 $21S.25 mcld)c linn ollS
bc5nblt mllrocn.
Gin @ittgciud) fir cine l1cllr, Of,
tcntlifc Strobc in scr NGbc bon
Wlano, murbc cillQcrcid)t bon Serb.
Bod luno onocrcn. Gic Srbctruht.
nohnlc ocs @cilldlcS p,trhc bis gum
nddNtcn Scrnlin pcridoben.
Granf Sltd,s unb Nl1bcrc rcid)tcn
Gin @ittgeil,d, Gin mir bic Aus!cgllno
elmer ncllen 0ffcntlidcn StroBc, iiib-
lid Don Smcrspillc. Gos @ciuh
Ipuroc 5l ben Iftcn gcIcgt.
@lttgcillh bon Scnrp @lnirr u1S
9lnocrcn fir ScrGnocrllng elmer ii.
StroBe. iiiblid bon Omcns,
pile. 0os @erid,t bat in oicicr Ga.
tc nod ipcitcr nid)ts qctbnn, ols pic
'os @cilf) 81 Den Iftcn 81 lcgcn.
@ittAcild, bon y. u. 2inhnro mo
,lnocrcn iiir W%crGnocrllno cincr 0f,
entiidcn Strabc bel Rt. Stcrling.
Nns @eiIf murbe 5ll ocu 9if1en &C.
9ittgciuh bon ISN'T. s. Nlsfaup
mo anocrcn CUR I%llslcgung elmer
offcntlidcn Strabc in Canaan
murbc eingcreid)t unb oui
as @eiud zines Inpalts Der @itt.
.ellcr mllroc Die Snbctrad)tnabmc Der
5ade peridobcn bis gum n0hItcn
Die Tcriidlrr,Ino nlIf ms WrridlfSs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28
Nadridten aus au8rensenben GOun.
ties, aus nnierem Staat unb
anbcrcn Staatcn.

Tormcr in Tronflin Gclntp bcrih.
ten bns &crcnben bon &iibcn 0ic 8oi.
Ter aus ben Grccfs q~ctrlnfen bubcn
ouS nit Del bcocdt mar. mcld)cS olls
ocn Mobrcn Der g)orboln Tipe Cine
9cIlollcn mar. Cine mcitcrc Mnsa9t
bon &ilbcn iinb front uno man be.
Iiird)tct Dab tic nl,d perenbcn mcr6cn.
0icier Srllbel nit Rinopicb uno
Sdnpclncn melhc bon bicicnn nit Def
ncrniidtcn @aiicr actrumfcn bobcn,
bat Den Tormcrn idpn picl Gorge be.
rcitct. %iclc Sarmer bobcn ibr Rin6.
picb. ibrc Shipciue nnb ibrc Yicrbc
ailf Der @cibc oltf ben !SiiaclobbGn,
gen c%ntlon0 Der Grccfs unh Die
Sbicrc bobcn imlllcr oas WoiIcr aus
Den Grccfs gctrunfen. @cnn oas Del
ip0brcnh bicies SrilbjobrS unb Com.
mcrS Die @niicrlGufc bebedt. hant
miiiIcn Die Surlner entmeber ibre
@cibcn oufgcbcn, ooer %cntlalla Der
Grccfs 3Hune bauen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

-Mbonniert nltf oas Sermanner
I~olffsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28
Seiratbs Gi5enicn.

Henry Dufner -- Hermann
Anna Epple ---------- Hermann
Herman B. Allemann, Hermann, r. 2
Alvina F. Sieker--- Rosebud, r. l
Fred w. Wieneke - Nokomis, III.
Anna D. Essmann --- Bland, r. l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-28

@n5eigen I'M 8oIfsbIott brinocn
grfolg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
Father and Son Week
Celebrated Over All U. S.,
Portland Has Program

Portland Feb. 12.-Startipg yester-
day. Father and Son week will be
celebrated throughout the country.
The Y. NJ. G. A. here Is directing the
local Observance. The main idea is
to get fathers and sons together and
hold them to get acquainted"
Wednesday will be banquet night"
Programs have been prepared by tho
*, NJ, G. A. for various communities.
Toasts BY the boys "To Dad" and by
the fathers ITO Son" and stories Of
LiucoIn. whose birthday anniversary
Is February -, VIII play an import
ant part in the programs.
Thursday will be Home day" Dad
and the boys are expected to stay at
home. visit. read. play games. sing.
etc. 'Sscool day" when fathers will
vist the educational institutions, viii
be Friday
Father and the boys are planning
hiISeF hunting trips etc, for Satur-
day. "Recreation day"
"Co-to-church day" will be observed
next Sunday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
I1arth-Ncurnlgia BacIachc. Head
ache Go i'm AIinntcs.

The minute you rub on Mustarine
for any pain ache or soreness youn
know that all the misery and agony
has started to go. IT rs very pene-
trating and won't blister.
Any druggist anywhere. will rec
ommend It: praise II: guarantee It. He
viii tell you that a small box of this
wonderful discovery win do the work
Of 80 mustard plasters.
Tonsilitis, bronchitis. pleurisy and
deep-aeeted coughs go over night.
sufferers joyfully praise IL
for the way It speedily stops ths
agony and reduces the swollen joints.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
GIRL, 5
YEARS IN METZ,
is HAPPIEST TO
SEE AMERICANS

METx, Feb. 1.-THE happiest girl
IN all Germany to see American SOL
diers enter Metz was Miss Mary Grass.
Mary Grass lives in Milwaukee.
Wig, the daughter Of Joseph Grass
1O45 Humboldt avenue.
Miss Grass came to Metz year be-
fore the war started to make a long
visit with relatives. She was here
when the war broke out. and then ii
was impossible for her to return
home.
For more than four years she has
been in the center Of the war ac-
tiyitifs. Metz IS only a few miles
from the German front line trench
system. Prom the hills TO the south
of H. the French every day could. with
their powerful glasses. look into the
place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14

Until America entered the war. MISS
Grass was able to Keep In touch wlth
her parents In milwaukee,. Then the
curtain dropped ana she htitHeF "rote
nor received a letteF'
Greets Americans Asain'
Her tlrst eXcIamatioh- on seeing an
american auto win an american IN IN
It. was: are you from Milwaukee!
She was almost overcome WIN emo
tion on seeing some Oh her leiio"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14

,supreme court in dismissing, on mo-
tiOn OF the Government, the Shaver
case involving the eonstitutionality Of
the Federal migratory bird law Of
March 4. 1913. The act Of 1913 was
repealed by the bird treaty act of July
3, 1918. The Shaver case. which had
been in the courts since 1915. involved
the cOnstitutionality of a repealed law
and was therefore dismissed. This
explanation is made by DR. L. w. Mel
son. chief Of the Biological Survey Of
the Department Of Agriculture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
IN ONE MIGHT, WHILE YOU SLEEP.
MUSTARINE ENDS SORE THROAT,
COLD ON CHEST, ~PLEURISY

Bcgy's Mustarige Is the original
mustard plaster substitute mndc OF
good, honest, yellow mustard (not
cheap substltute)-combiucd with
other pain dcstroyers and * highly
recommended by many physicians to
reduce the swelling of gout.
After all other remedies have failed
thousands have overcome the misery
by sore. burning feet. corns
bunions and callouses Use Mustarine
for chilblains and frosted feet. but bo
sure it's Begys in the yellow box
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14

HE gave me 81 in the last two
months to live on; came home drunk
alsot every night spent his money on
other women. and wouldn't pay any
of his bills" she continued.
Finley was allowed his freedom on
condition that he pay his wife IS every
week. She is working in a laundry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
to Tacoma to live. his wife told Judge

% ItNVTTTtF % ~ II1'7 ''1E ~ q 7171 = 2
Link
"As soon as we, moved into town
where there was booze and women.
he was gone" testified Mrs. Finley,
with tears in her eyes. aA she gave
her reasons for bringing action against
her husband under the lazy HUSBAND
law"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
Act Not Arfccicd.

The migratory bird treaty act, un-
der which the Government protects
the game and soFg birds Of the coun-
try. is not affected by the action of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-14
Gave Husband 81
In Two Months,
He Misbehaved

TACOMA. Wash. Feb. 12.-Alvin
Finley behaved himself all right as
long as he lived in the country but
It was different story when he camo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
Sc REANUDAN LAS FIESTAS
SUSPENSAS CON UNA
.PARADA

SegIn 10 que habia anunciado Ia Co
mission de los Festejos organlzados
para conmemorar la Independence de
Mexico. aver por la tarde Sc reanu-
daron las ceremonies que Sc hablan
preparado Y que debido al nal ITEM
30 de dias pasados. quedaron sin We
~rificatiyo. FL principle de Ia reasu-
mission. fue con n Gran Pafaua q,
partiando de la Plaza del Iacate, Tue
a terminar su tornado en- el Parque
San Pedro. enmedio de Las demoStra-
clones de regocijo de Ia multltud que
uenaba las aceras de las GALES que re-
corri6 la Comititva. lba eSta presl-
dida po- ell Consul de Mexico en- un
automovil acompanado de los Emplea
dos del Consulado. Y ceSpucs &c n
descubierta de GendarmerIa de Ia
Ciudad. Seguian la Guardla del
Campo Juarez numero q de Lena
dores del Mundo. la Segunda Sucur-
sal de Ia Sociedad Benito Juarez, Gu
Va Ma;riz esta en- ell Puerto de Ma
tamoros. Ia Banda de NuSlca de Ia
Union de Filarm6nicos, dIrlglda por
81 senior Smith. la Sociedad dc Ia
Union. Sociedad Hidalgo. Ca.npamen-
10 Mexico de LenadorcS del Mundo,
Campo Libertad. de Ia misma- Orden
Sociedad de Zapateros. Portlrlo plaz'
Sociedad Mutualista MeXicana "Artes
Graficas" Y Concilio "Vicenta Cue
rrero. todas estas ~sociedades, Campos'
etc. con sus respectivos e~standarteS'
vendo las Directivas en- automoNIIcS
adornados con los coiores naciona.e'
meyicano Y americana. llstoneS y pan
dcras. La Comitiva recorrlo la Ca
lie del Concrete. haSta Ia del A!am@
fernando esta Ultima hasta la dc
Houston cue siguio hasta la de Nam
nara encaminarse al parque San re-
dro.
Recorri6 too. esta Ultima avenlda'
enmedio de los vivas a Mexico an
zados O los t~ranseuntes que Sc oe,
tenian al paso de Ia procession y al
yer las banderas las saludaban cor
s,s acostumbradas vivas. que eran
contestadas por los que marchaoan u
ocupaban los autos.
Una vcz llegado al parque, Sc de-
sorcanizo la procession Y Sc do prln-
cipio al bale, habiendo tornado antes
mas fotografias al Tasnesio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
LOCALES BREVES
UNA MADRE Y SU HlJO PERE
...>..N AHUGADOS

Sobrc ell canine de Seguln. como
4 dieciseis millas de csta ciudad, Y
en- ell Arroyo del Cibolo, perecleron
ahogados ell lunes por Ia tarde, una
mujer mexican~ que no pudo ser
identificada y su pequeno hijo que
llevaba en- braZos. La parte por DON
de la mujer intento Tasar habia' sldo
cruzada momentos antics por va
rias personals con las que ella hacla
su canine, las que iban en- VI peoue-
no ~carruaje, pero al If ella a pasar.
una repentina avenida que sufrlo eli
arroyo del Cibolo, avenida ocasio-
NADIA tai vez por las lluvias que ha-
bian estado cayendo, arrastro a Ia
pobre madre Jre no pudo valerse a
81 miSma V salvar a su hijo, perdlcn-
do ALI Ia vida tmbos. Las gentes que
acompanaban a esta L.ujer dicen que
hicieron TODD 10 que estuvo a su al
canoe por Salvar de la muerte a es-
los dos sores, pero era tan violenta
la c]orrjente, que en- un momento
desaparccjercn entire las aguas del
arroyo c~mbravecido. e. cuerpo del
nino fue hallado va, pero cl de a
madre no ha podido ser r~escatado de
las aguas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
Ell RE:-UE5O DE HA3EhS COR
PUS, DE UN REQ DE Sc
SENTA CAUSAS

Aver dieron principle las audien-
cias en- ell recurso de Habeas Corpus,
in~terpuesto por los abogados de los
reos Chombre y mujer) que fue a
traer ell Sheriff del Condado de Be-
xar a San Francisco, California. La
primera disposition del Juez senior
Walling, fue la de fijarla al hombre
Ia cantidad de quinientos pesos de
fianza por cada una de las cuatro
acusaciones principles que existen
en- su contra. Los mismos abogados
arguyeron aver por Ia tarde en- Ia
audiencia. que tenian va rendidas las
fianzas en- favor del acusado en- Sc
senta y ocho causas que tiene PEN
dientes en- diversas cortes de ~justicia.
El mismo acusedo rehus6 ell examen
y en- csc case Sc lie puso la cantidad
de trescientos pesos com, fianza, por
cada una de las acusaciones. Las au-
diencias que Sc refieren a Ia sonora
que acompana a este procesado Y de
Ia que Sc dice que es su complete en-
Ia comision de algunos delitos, toda-
via,no tienen lugar, pero Sc cree que
sera en- breve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-19
los MAsONES ESCOCESES CON.
TRIBUYEN AL AOAAlO DE
LOS DAMNIFICADOS

Hasta La diez de Ia manana &c
aver, Ia cantidad que habia sido re
caudada entire los Masonic del Rite
Escoc6s que residen en- San Anto-
nio nara auxiliar a los damnlflcados
de Corpus Christi, ascendia a Ia can
Itidad de $685. so. Sc dice ademas
one Ia solicitud de Su~bscripclones pa
"a av,da continuara alberta TODD ell
tianno Que sea necesario. mientras
co sena que Ia demanda de auxilios
continual. Llegan informes que a
+raido los refugiados llegados del
teatro de la catastrofe, por los que
Sc sabe que los auXilios del Comite
Local de San Antonio, llegaron q Cor
pus Christi Ell martes por Ia noche,
comenzando desde luego sus ~trabaJos,
QUE han sido incesantes en- prestar
avuda a los necesitados de ella.
Por otra parte ell Club de los E!ks
de la ciudad Sc reunio en- session Y
acord6 desde luego TRAFALGAR Por Ia
recollection de fondos para aprestar-
Sc 2 socorrer a las victimas del hu-
racan del domingo Sc dice que en-
menos de una bora, Ia cantidad de
ouinientos pesos habia sido recauda-
dada Y mas aln era la subscripta. La
y. ". c. A.. tambier ha recaudado
entire miembros hasta Ia manana
de aver Ia cantidad de ciento cuaren-
t. V tantos pesos que Sc p%usieron
| desde luego a disposition de quien
corresponds para que Sc les de ell
! destino u Sc crea conveniente,