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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
SALVATION ARMY ACTIVE.
Col. Barker Returns Home TO Oirec'
NeU UNDERTAKINGS,

NEW UnutTtdFITus'
New York. March T.-The SalNatlon
Army, which has been sending more
trained workers overseas since the
signing of the armistice. is now pre-
pering to meet new and increased re-
sponsibilities at home during peace.
according to a statement issued here
Yesterday by Col. William Barker. IN
charge of all Salvation Army workers
in France
Col. Barker. who headed the party
of Salvation Army workers sent abroad
ahead of the first contingent OF the
American expeditionary force. has re-
burned to report on changed condi-
sions overseas and 10 give an account
of his stewardship.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
AUSTRIAN SHIP SUNK
Ars5 Struck Mine on Way to Surren-
der TO Allies.

Amsterdam. March 1.-THE AUSTRIAN
steamship Arad has been SUM inside "y %
,,,ine while on her way TO surfeilut5I !
~ The allies. said dispatch received
here TO-DAY. Part of the crew IS mss
ing.
The Arad. a vessel OF 3,92l tons wa
interned at the outbreak oI Ihs wal
She haileC from Fiume'
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
AMERICAN SHIP BURNS

Washington. March 1.-THE American
auxiliary vessel City OF Guiiport VI w.
desfroycd by fire Mt Buenos Aires r
doy tbe state department was ADVISED
to-day.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
CHINESE ALARMED AT
LABOR MOVEMENT

Pekin, March 17.-(A. Po-
The Chinese government is
alarmed over a report coming
from Petrograd relative to- the
formation of a Chinese work
ingmen's organization. with
10000 members, for the object
of carrying on revolutionary
propaganda and establishing
soyiets in China. Inquiries are
being made by the authorities
as to measures which will eff
fectively check such activities.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
SIX HUNDRED KILLED

BIoody Fioht Between SpaTtaLaHs d'0
Government Troops.
Copenhagen. March 17.-SiX huloIea
Snatsacans were killed in the last buI 81 81
of fighting with government lToops ~
1a-ii7 said dispatch from that city
TODAY. quoting the LOkal Anzelger-
German government headquarters are
taiy7p removed from Weimar TO Berl1n-
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout Saxony.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
TWELFTH CAVALRY TROOPS
PATROL MEXICAN BORDER
Band of Villistas Reported to Be Preparing for
Raid Into New Mexico.
Home Ranch of Palomas Land and Cattle Company
Eighteen Miles South of Border, Occupied
bv Bandits
by Bandits.

Hachita N. NJ, March IA detail OF the Twelfth cavalry
oday patroed the border Hermanas n M following re-
that had occupied the home ranch
Paomas Land and Cattle eighteen miles south
of the and preparing to raid border towns
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
GERMANS WILL OPPOSE
DESTRUCTION OF FORTS

London, March 17.-The
German ENJOYS to Paris will
oppose any interference with
Heligoland. according to a
dispatch from Basic today.
The opposition to the demo-
lition of the forts on Heligo-
land is said to be due to the
pressure of German naval
men, who contend that the
destruction of this German
naval base would render the
Kiel canal useless to Ger
many,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17
C0NCILIATOR TO ATLANTA
Department Of Labor Sends Represent
alive 70 Settle Mnlders StrIke.

Washington. March IA strike Of
molders which threatens to affect the
whole building trade in Atlanta. Gs.. re-
suited this afternoon in the department
Of labor sending Walter II. Davidge
there as COnCiliatOr.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-17

crat1lre. The weather Rain and
colder tonight; Tuesday fair and
colder.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-08-28
dffA]RNk S1E>e)NQK.
DO NOT NEGLECT HERD BOAR
Management Is Important Part in Raising Strong, Healthy Pigs
 Deserves Best Care.

Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriclllture)
 The management of the boar is a very important part in the raising of strong, healthy pigs, and one which is sometimes neglected He should be the most valuable animal in the whole herd, and as such deserves the best of attention The boar should be pur- chased from breeder of pure-bred hogs when between eight months and one year of age. Many breeders, how ever, purchase a boar when a wean- ling pig but to be successful in this choice requires a wide experience and sound judgment Aged boars which have proved their worth can some times be purchased at a reasonable price. It is much safer for an ineX- perienced breeder to buy an old, .ac- tive boar than q young untried boar. If possible, the farmer should visit the herd where the boar was raised and note the conditions under which he was bred. At any rate it is always possible to obtain from the breeder notes on the health and kind and amount of feeds used so as to serve as an index to his subsequent treat ment.
 Upon arriving at the farm the boar should be unloaded as soon as pos sible and placed in quarantine to guard against the introduction of dis ease into the herd If he is lousy it is vel. to treat this condition at onea His feed should be a continuation of that to which he has been accustomed. feeding rather lightly the first few days until he recovers from the strain of shipping and becomes accustomed to his new surroundings. If it is not feasible to continue feeding as pre- viously indicated. the change to a more convenient ration should be made very gradually in order not to disturb the appetite or health of the
The Carlisle independent., 1919-08-28
Champion Duroc-Jersey Boar.

animal As rule, pig s to 12 months old will be in proper breed ing condition when received unless he has been very heavily oYerfed. In purchasing an older boar, particularly one which has been in the show cir cult, it is often necessary to reduce his condition before attempting to breed With some animals the brepd ing power is permanently impaired by too high condition at some time in their life The boar should be well fed but not fat. as q too high condi- ton makes him inactive, a slow breed CT and rather uncertain sire.
 After the breeding season the boar should not be fed so heavily, and should have a wider ration, that is. one containing less of the protein concentrates and relatively more corn. The ration at this time is practically the same as that fed the brood SOW when she is not producing litter of pigs. He should have the run of a pasture a quarter of an acre in area in connection with his paddock. Here he can exercise and obtain much of his feed from the forage, or in the winter when the forage is consumed he may be fed on alfalfa or clover Lay in connection with the grain ration. Keep the boar healthy, give him eX- ercise, plenty of rough feeds, and keep him in condition by varying his supply of grain. Under such condi tions little trouble will be expert enced in getting a normal boar to pro duce large filters of strong, healthy pigs.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-08-28
FIG CLUB MEMBERS PROSPER
Some Have Seen at Work Long Enough to Have Porkers for
 Sale and Make Money.

Prepared by the United States Depart
 naent of Agriculture)
 Pig club members in Florida are working up an industry among them selves. Some of the members who have been in club work long enough to have some pigs for sale are dispos- ing of their stock to other club mem bers. One club boy has sold S1o0 werth of pigs to club members this year. Another, who joined the pig club two years ago, is now furnishing pigs to other members, and says he is glad he went into the club work and believes that every boy and girl who can do so should join.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-08-28
ATTENTION TO BROOD SONS
After Weaning Her Pigs She Should Be Kept on Pasture and Fed
 Gaining Grain Ration.

The sow having weaaed her pigs. should be kept on pasture and fed a gaining grain ration to build up her system and flesh for re-breeding. and eavide nourishment for the oncomtn- ., liter
The Carlisle independent., 1919-08-28

Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agricllture)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
RENUNCLARA
FL C0BIERN0
De EBERT

BERLIN. Mayo 14.-Dcclarando
quo los terminus de paz prcScntadoS
por los gob;crhos aiiadoS y asociadoS
! .AlemaTia ''proycctan "a PARALYSIS II.
sIca. moral c Intellectual de los PIC
bios alcmangS': que los aicmanes fUc-
ron 'hipnotizados' por las deilara-
clones hechas por el Prcsidcntc Vii.
son Y que 81 mlsmo cstaDa vlendo CT
future con muy graves aprcnsioncs,
cl p~residcntc Ebert d'jo hoy IN un
discurso que pronuncio ante cl pueblo
aleman. que :odaIia tcrla la espe-
RAMA dc que Ia democracia americana
no accptarla ell tratado formulate en-
la confcrcncia &c paZ.
Fl Executive alcman rcchaz6 con
dcsdcn Ia msinuacioa dc Glc 81 actual
goblcrno aicmau renunclara antcs que
uccptar o rcchaZar los terminus de
pa. a~sogurandu quo 81 gobicrno Sc
~,o-scndria hastu q fin.
".Cuandc ire@unto Ercr:, en- Ct
transcurso &c dos mil amos Sc ha ofrc-
edo q I'm pueblo dcrrotado II paZ
que crcicrre en- 81: proposito dc II
manera tan absolute. Ia PARALYSIS fl
sicu. moral @ intellectual dc csc puc.
lie. como 10 hacen los terminus cnun-
ciados en- Versailles"
Ebert transIribio lucgo un parrafo
del mensajc del PrcsIdcntc Wilson.
laido ante el Congrcso Americana Ell
! de Dicicnhrc de 1917, parrafo que
= la lcira dice:
La horrible injusticia comctida en-
81 curse de esta guerra. no de5c dar-
lie caractcr &c un acto bueno. de-
ScaEdo para Alcmaria y sus aliados
una injusticiu scmcjaHtc. r. mundo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
LOS ALIADOS NO VEN
con BUEN0S OJ0S AL
CCNDE RANTZAU
Green que Su Permanencla eE
la delegation alemana es
ell principal obstdculo
para una rdpida y Sd
tisfactoria paz

PARIS. Mayo l4.-En los clrculos
aliados dc Ia Conscrencia &c Pa, ETH
plea d o5seryarsc IN fucrte scntl-
miento hostil para Ell Conde Brock
Gorff-Rsntz&u. por coasiderar que Ia
presencia de este en- Ia delegation &c
2az alemana 6 un verdadero o6Stacu-
10 para una rdpida ' satistacLora
conclusion de "a paz. Hasta ahora CT
sentimiento De hostllidad no ha tom"
do una forna deiiHitiva, pero sc cree
que mUy pronto sc manifcstarG Ell
toda 81 fuecza. SeGGn Sc sa0c. los
Delegates lnsleSeS son los mas empe-
nados en- que Sc relieve 2 Brockdorff
Rartzau de sus sery,cioS como pieni-
potenciario y Segun Sc aScgura, han
llegado q haCcr una i~nSinUaciOn SCORE
ell particular q las propias autorida-
GeS alcmanaS.
Los franceses es,an de acuerdo con
los inglcscs en- este Sentir, pUes Green
cue las proAabjljdadcs dc disturbics
V dificIitaues sc reducirlan 81 Brock.
dorff-Rantzau 50 retiraga DC Ia de-
lesacion de paz alemana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
Ell M.APA sECRETO DE LA CUE.
IRA DEL GRAIL PERSHING.

WASHINGTON. Mayo 13.-Desde
hacc vdrioS dias SC c]ncucntra en- c%-
hibicIcn aqui. en- cl Musco N%acional.
10 que probablcmente constituye el
scnci!lo c intcrcsantc documerto
dc Ia participation que los Estauos
UniGos tuvicrcn en- la guerra: Ell Mapa
Secreto de la Guerra usado pOr CT
General Pershing, Y que ha Sido trail
DO a esta capital dcsde sus Cusrteles
Generates V puesto Il la exhibition
publica, de la misma manera que Sc
hailaba colocado en- la mesa del Jcfe
de las Fuerzas EXpedicIonarias Amc-
ricanas.
Idea del General Fershing fue la
de mandar el mapa para que SC eX-
hibiera al puoiico americana. a fin
de mostrar d este. de una manera
erafica. los resultado5 miiitares obte,
nidos por sus eiercitos. Por eiemplo,
a Ia bora en- que ell armiStlcio Sc fir
mo. las fuerZas de los Estados Uni.
dos ocupaban un frente dc l4J kiiv
metros, de los cualeS 1874 sc halla
| han CT actividad. Tai cosa Sc mues
ira claramentc en- cl rlapa. Dor me,
do dc aIfilcrcs dc cclorcs ~ hcrretes
! con los cualcs Sc marcau los dlferer,
ties s~ectores ocupados por las fuerzsS
aliadas Ell e. frentc occidental.
FL mapa muestra la posicion Ge las
d~ivisiones, tanto enemigas como ala,
das, marcando correctantente la Inca
de batalla. con todos los %crtrantes y
salientes. la localizaciGn Ge los CO.
m~andantes generates, de los Cuarteles
Generates V limites dc los s~ectores O.
cupados por los d~ieersus eieTcitos ALA
Cos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
UN SUB-C0N!TE ALIADO ESTUDIARA
YRES0LYERA SOBRE LAS OBJECIONES
Y PROPOTCIONES DE LOS ALEMANES
Las GItimas notos presentadas por los alenanes Sc refieren
al efecto de los terminus de pz sobre la situacion eco
monica de Ale7nania, al modo como han sdo api-
codos los coiorce puntos de Wilson y a las
demands sobre reparaciones

PREPARATION. Sobrc los que sc hacc TAM
bicn II %protcsta. pero Sc declara que
Alemania csta ~preparada, no obStan-
! IL. para SubScribir tales %demandas.
La nota presentada anochc por CT
Condo Observation-Disclosures es Ia que
Sc haoia predlcho cue cl rcpresentau.
&c aleman enviaria, relativa al Aus
tria. segun dice el Eco dc Paris. En-
dicha nota Sc pide perhiso para G1e
Ia delegation alcmana envie tres DE-
sus miemhros a salUdar d los delcga-
dos austriacoS a su llcgada 4 San Ger
mani.
Ell Supreme Console Eoonomico la
estado cstud!ando va las medidas eco
nOmlcas que sc tCmaran contra Ale
mania. cn case de que esta Sc refuse
d firmar Z! trataGo dc paZ. Fl pre-.
veto que ha sido preparado al ~efecto,
V que comprchdc, segun sc sabc. CT
rcStablccimiento dc ur cnergico bio
ouco. ha siGo cntregado va al Con
Scjo dc les Cuatro para su ap!icaci0n
eventual.
FL Conscjo Economlco ha dec.dido
tamuien martercr I'M estrIcto bloqucC
Sobrc HGngria, mientras la situacio2
r~olitica Ell csc pals permancZca m
clerta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
LUGAR EN- BERLIN
UNA MANIFESTATION
ANTLAMERICANA
mil alemanes lanza-
ron gritos contro ell pre-
sidente Wilson y los
Estados Unidos

BERLIN, Mayo 1i.-Quince mil
alcmanes. micmbros del rartIdo de los
Socialistas dc Ia mayoria. or@anila-
ron aver Una manifestation trerte al
Hotel Adion, dondc SC hallan ;ioia-
DOS ios micm6ros &c las comiSioncs
aiia5a$. l~anzal,Io grItos dc "Mucra
Wilson "MIcrau los amerIcanoS.
Fl Uumuito crecj0 en- fuerza frente
a las otlclnas certralea de los amc.
ricanos, Y solamerte pudo retlrarse dc
ALI ! los manlfcstanteS, coa el aux
Ito dc un deStacamento &c soldados
uue Sc envio por Ell gobierno para que
Gispersara a los manifestantcs.
La muchedumbre SC habia reunido
frente al Re;chstag, cor cl propoSito
de organiZar una manifestation con-
ira los terminus dc paz de los aliaooS.
on domdc uE lidcr <ociai!sta, RicharGo
Fischer. les Glrigi6 Ia p&iabra, dicien
20 entire otras losaS qIe Ia c~on1ianZa
De los alemapcs en- cl Presidente
Wilson habia Sido verGonzcsamcntc
engaha4a Y Que CT gohierno sc rchuSa-
ria a fIrn.ar G. tratado.
Los d limos de los manifestantes So
cxc,Jayon con Ia arcnga de rIscner y
e encamiraroE h2cia cl Hotel Adion
!anzando critics de e~scarnio c Insui-
tos para los anIcricanCS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15

PARIS. Mayo ll.-El Console de
los Cuatro nc "a Confercncia dc PaH.
nombro cSta tardc, I'm sub-comitc com
pucsta &c un micAbro dc cada una de
las cinco granGeS ~potenciaS, Gran
Bretana. Frarc:a, Italia. Estados Uni.
COS V CT Ja?on, para qUe Sc encar-
que dc cstudiar y resolvcr sohre las
ouicciUnes Y preparedness dc los pie
ni2utenciarloS aicmanes dc pGz.
Las tres nucva notas entregadas
csta manara por los ~dclgados ale
names. Sc rliicrcn. seg&n dice n no
ticia publjcada per ia Agencia Havas,
i los Siguicntcs asuntos:
La prjmcra. al eTccto dc los tcrml-
nos Dc paZ Eohrc la sisuacion como
mica dc AleDlania; la scgunda. cS II
protes;& por el mode como han Sido d.
nlicados los catorcc puntOS del Pres!-
dentc Wilson : Ia tcrcera, sc rcFicre
Il los principles de las dcmandas dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
NUXATED IRON

IN roForiic m<Gico dsc'cTc
osc Il Hisrrc .NuSGGo cF,n
cScH'6yoS- fucr=G - ~T|yGc -,
las reaaS G> los aowbrcS y nc
e, cue les MARBLES Dc icy H,gJc-
US dc5itcS. EcrCioScS 2 dcsc--
GaS Cpcre-ceH S~oHy0SGccS.
PrcSuutc I'd. = lss rrim>ras
Glen personals Il y rocuStaS
que I'd. cncUcntrc . cue debsn
u pc-fcctu cstsdo flsjco y vera
como muchas lc conrestan: al
Hero NuxAdo. II Dr. ia
mcs Francis Sullivan. antigua
n,sn,r msdico del Hospital de
H-llcvur ,DeparCamcntc del EN-
- -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15

no toicraria Ia Com;ision tic una nJu'-
ticia COMO representa-.
FL Prcsidente Eber; sigulo cltan-
do parrafos de los mcnsajcS del Pre-
sidentc Wilson Y de los varlos AIS
cursos pronunciados por este, en- los
ouc cxpuso sus ideas y principles
accrcs de Ia guerra y la paz. para de
nostrar que los actualcs terminus dc
uaz formulados por los allados. Sc
hallaban en- complcta contradiction
.on dichos principles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
;. :, - :. :. :. :. :. : :. :: :: q,
:. T-uc translation flied with the Post ::
3. master a. Ssa Antonio, TsS.. as re- ::
>. ouircd by the act OF October {. 1917. ,:
.. :. -. -: -. :: :. + ::

PARIS. Mayo l4.-El Console dc
los Cuatro reci5io hoy tres nucras
noras de los Delegates aiemancs, &c
;ativas d los terminus dc paZ. SU
r~aturaleza. sin embargo. no sc dlu d
o dcsde lUeco, como en- los ca
c ~anterioreS.
Hasta ahora >:s.c comunlcacioncS
co~ncernientcs al uatado han Sldo en-
trccadas Il los aiiaGos. Las pctIcio-
mes que Sc contcnian CT las prlmcraS
dos. fucron rcchaGadas dcSdc luego.
Las dos scguHdas. rcferc1tcs i la
Legislation Obrcra International y
4 los prisioncros lie guerra. Gucr0n
traslaGadas a una Comisi"n especial
dc eEpertoS.
En- los altos circulos de ID Comic
rcncia. Sc exprcso Ia crccncla hoy.
dc Quc. no obstaGlte Id actual abGn-
dancia dc comunicacioncS dc los ale
names. lstos tcrminaran ,>us objeclc-
is al tralado de paz en- cl pIaZo fila
DO, dc ounce diaS. Y Que los allados
iaran SuS rrSpUcstaS coE:pletaS ii Ill
"1aS notaS' en- los S's"''"''S 0''" "''
la misnla autoridad luc proper
cIono est& ~niorh'ST'o"' 'on Gsr ~
"a "ot" $500, n"onoI cs,.,La mny hi.
5!lmente reGactaua Y que qulza pG-
Iicra ussrsc como una cuha para mas
S;s,;an,. -. comic I'm medic nara
"snarss - simnstia dc cicrtos clcmcn
-: raJicaIes en- todo cl muruo.
Fl plan aleman para IA Ljga de
Noc:oncs o;o rue pasado nara su c.
lido > Ia Comisicn Allada dc Ia
- o~.+innla entire otros. los 81
.auientes principles, segun sc ha 4
nnnriado aoul:
p.uo,c;or do lac d;snr-
f!""'io'
IDS HUI
SeTuho"' peSa,n'G .,
I~cr'ero' "'oTi'"" S.on5
eualdad genera "' "I'o>
miceS.
Cuarto: Protection DC las m'ho''"S
na%cIonaies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
Los ITALIANOS
DESDMBARCAN
EN- DALMACIA

LONDRES, Mayo li.-Los italia,
nos estan desembarcand5 fuerzas MI
litarcs en- cara Y Scbenico. en- Ia ccs-
"a de Dalmacla. scgun dice Tn despa-
cho procedente dc Belgrade. Ia capital
serbia, recib:do aqui. Las trepas tia
iianas. acrcga CT mencionado dcspa-
cho. cStdn movii;zandosS hacla el i
riente Y estan fortificando lbs cordl.
lleras Y pasoS dc csa region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15

. del Hospital del ConizAc dc West
c,.-trr dice: Miles DC personals Su-
f-., eausa lie dcfIcIcncIa dc he
40 nero Dor desGracI1 no sGoen que
topaz-- No hay nadG mrjoT que 81
hero o-Szrico Hero NCNaco pa
"A enriqueecr IA anSrc rapidamentc'
haee- mujcres ssnss y hermosas y
bonores fucrtes y viEovosoS. Para e.
,zr eonplctamcntc SECURE d. u rS
enfcrmos toncD sienP-c hero orSs-
nfeo CT ysz De Alsuna etTa Prepsra-
e;i.n dc hero netalico. 70 .ienPre
les rc.cto Hero Nuxado, e. cue ne
~ en- rsquetes c-iginsl>s. Il Hero
NuxaGo. en- muchas ocaSionss. sumcn-
tara Il fucrz, cncrSia ' igor DC las
pcrsorls G-bi!es. acry!osa5 = deca!-
DIS en- IN .apso &c DO ana
NoTA pE Los FABEICANTES:-
II HERO Nuxado. u rscomicnda G
Dr.. sullivan. pacae Sc o5,saido On
cualqu,cra G~rcGuer.s. con o s'n reee-
T. dc :nedfcc. cor IA mas a4sc!uts ga
ran,ia dc sus sa5ricsa,cs DC cue PFC
p~orcforara los mc!o7es rc@ulL1dcs, dc
volyiendo en- c4sc eeauasro 81 im9or-
:. tAdv.I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
Ell REUMATISMO VUELVE CON LA FURIA
ACOSTUMBRADA
No dan tregHa Sus aguaos dolores

factories en- los caSoS dc RcumdtISno. rs un
rcuedio Furs nea;c TcSc2i = g inIroaucc
facilrence n "A masz de Ia ssnErc. !irrpisH-
Coa dc tcda CHASE dc -er-neneS y Dor 10 tanto
hacc Gcsagarccer Il -eumStismo y G-H&s en-
FORM edadeS similarss. Ccmp-e hoy uisrno
una So.clla IN eualquier drogucri& su-e-
,esc al t-aJarricnto cue jc Gar& es@icndidos re-
suIt,acs. ST desea u. obtcac- corsulta = con-
sri7 --atis. accrca De su case particular. e.
criba a Medica! Director. % Swift Laoo-
-ato-y. ATLANTA. Ga -acr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15

P-onto Sc vera usted p-ecisado = recu'T:r
n IA ho;cuS de hnir-ento, pUeS .os asCdoS
dolores Que ~ocssionz e rcu11StLsno s. Pre-
scn.a-an de aucyo. e inyir-no t-ac coHSISo
tcda est se-ic de enEcrHeGEdes.
!. Pero su rcursciSr-c 70 pucdc ser curadc.
pc.s los lnineutoS y lociones no pueccn lie
gar al SriSru dc < cuternedad. = q san
gre, y .olo un remedio que Ileguc a ella puc-
De arrcjzr los mGltiples Germenes : pQsdc l.
brar a listed de eSta dolcneis-
s. S. S Ia d2So los resuhascs mas SatS-
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-01
LITTLE PINK DEVIL
COMING TO LOCAL
THEATER SATURDAY
Another Big Musical Comedy Show Is
Booked For Washington Theater
Matinee and Night Saturday.

Harvey Fowler, an old farmer, up
back in York State, possesses a large
farm. The hottest weather up there
comes during their haying time. Dur
ing the hottest spells, about three
O'Clock In the afternoon, when the
hands are sweltering, tagged out and
lodging all effort, hoping for the days
finish to come, Fowler orders the men
to quit Come on boys" says he,
Lets quit and all go to the lake and
have good swim" The men bright
en- up with smiling faces, teams are
harnessed to the wagons, couple of
jugs Of black-strap thrown in, and off
they drive to the lake, and enjoy three
hours of delightful rest and pleasure,
then back to the farm house they
come to find fine supper awaiting
them. This was entirely contrary to
popular policy and the neighboring
farmers waited on Fowler to protest
against his Spelling the hands" "Oh
Shot" says Harvey, when they get
throufh supper and are squatted out
side feelin' their best, as the sun
starts to settin' and the air to gettin
cooler, some one of them is sure to
say "Say, Fellers, let's get out and get
in them other four winrows, so as we
can maybe dodge that hot sun tomor-
rer!" "And they do it, why get
twice as much work out on EN-"
That's the way It is with the shows.
Everybody has had so much pushing
and marching and deliberations, that
they want the merriest show they can
find. All the theaters everywhere are
giving the merry faces that that the
public want and need.
The Little Pink Devil" sounds the
high note in clean merriment and
qualification, You've said it!
Everybody works the better and
quicker for the Joy Ride the Little
Pink Devil gives them. It's health,
rest and money in your pocket. At
the Washington Theater Saturday,
matinee and night, April 5.
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-01

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