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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17

Private Pasquale Addorisio, Private Antonio Jordons, Corporal John A. Gill, Private Doninick Capasso, Pri- vate Elliott Woodruff Underhill, Pri- vate Ameriko Louis, Scanzillo, Private Leon Rand, Private Charles Jankow- sky, Private Philip Simon Saloemey, Private Wilfred Joseph Bissonnette, Private Joseph Hands, Bugler Peter Joseph Miles.
 Wagoner Arside Joseph Chapde- laine, Private Samuel Maurice Hoff- man, Private Zaron Bagdigian, Pri- vate Ralph Ascoiese, Private Raniero Guerrucei, Sergeant Herbert Her man Loewith, Sergeant Royal Robin son Roberts, Corporal Frank William Howard, Private Harold Chauncey Warren, Private Joseph Zachar, Pri- vate Patsy Rosania, Private Oliver Carl Anderson, Private Herbert Will liam Jepson:
 Private Hans Maiger Rasmussen. Private John Joseph German, Ser |aeant Henry Mendelson, Corpera1 George A. Nichols, hd. M. Roy IA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
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Dominca Cospinili, John Huydics. Second Lieut.. George He1l-:y Mosek, Private Joseph Mosek.
 Private Leve Emanuel Soderberg, RoAtswatn Albert Wilbur Smith, Pri- vate Frank Charles William Stendahl. Private John s. Gchepp Corporal Ad- ebert Dillon Knox, Private George Henry Allen, Private Frank Mincha, Bugler Albert Pavone, -------- Michael Harold .Snee. Private John Pace, Mu- sictan Thomas McMellon, Private Percy Cogswell Buddington. Private John J, Choleh-
 Seaman LeGrand Gerard Whftiock Fireman Joseph Albest Pakastak, PrI- vate John Rostkosii. Seaman Aller- ton Frederick Meddaugh, Sergeant William John Garrtty. Private Clar- ence Ellsworth Phelps, Private Jos eph James Baiogach, Private Am brose Thongs Ford, Corporal Thomas Edwin Baldwin, Private George A Chaper, P1vsse Ascolp CanAaao Del groeso. ,Pr4vate LssQard Ruaea,
 serIsaRt-1fa1ee Hsymena Williaxu Murray. 0yFY61At 1enssase Giass1Pe
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
LOCAL LADY ABLE
 TO 60 BACK TO WORK THANKS CINOT
Mrs. Laura Faverau who fe- sides on Pleasant View Ave. StratfOrd, tells a wOndrOuS story about the new
 Tonic CinOt
WAS AN INVALID AND UN-
 ABLE TO WORK

Another story that Is replete with humal interest. and will draw the attention of many people in and about Bridgeport is told in an inter view with Mrs. Faverau, who is well known in Stratford. in fact has spent many years there. Anyone wanting to know more about Mrs. Faverau's sickness and her return to health can learn more by calling on the lad,. whose reputat ton for in- teErity and veracity is una uestioned.
 She says: ''I have been down and out for the past two years with kid ,ney and bladder trouble. was terribly IconstipatCd and had terrific pains across my back and In my side; the least excrtion would tire me out and l just had to lie down and rest. I am at that age. forty years. where I am having a great deal of distress on account of my age: get hot flashes and nervous spells; spent night after night and could not sleep; would get hot and then get cold and clammy. I was a physical and nervcas wreck. But now it is changed. I have used but two bottles of CINOT and am a changed woman, I feel like a differ ent being. I sleep like a baby. the nervousness has gone, my constipa- ton has cleared up and do not have n pain or an ache"
 CINOT has carried health and happiness into every community tbai it has been introduced into; it is purely Herbal. has not a harmful in- gredient in it. If you feel tired out dopey and the hot weather seems to have you down and out. get a bottle of CINOT and fl will do you as much good as q vacation.
 The CINOT expert is at Hartigan's Drug Store, S1 Fairfield Ave, near Main St. where he is introducing this Tonic to the Bridgeport public Advertisement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
AN OLD RECIPE
 TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark
 and Glossy.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com- pounded. brings back the natural col- or and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make | it at home, which is mussy and trou- Iblesome.
 Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "wyeth's Sage and Sul- phur Compound" You will get "a large bottle of this oid-tirue recipe improved by the addition of other in Eredients, at very little cost Every body uses this preparation now, be- 'cru-a no one can possibly tell that -ou dariened your hair, ae 1t does 1t so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time: by morn- ing the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two, your hai- becomes beautifully dark, thick ana glossy and you look years young er.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17

bly, from defective teeth or diseased tonsiIs. To aid in overcoming the constipation, we would suggest that you partake freely of fresh fruits and raw vegetables, orange juice, bran bread, etc., and that you secure some good mineral oil and use that instead of the pills. The pain in the back is in all probability what is called ordinarily "Lumbago," and you should apply the method of treatment described in Vol. 2 of the Home Health Club books in the ohapksr on Lunha4o.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17

Nichols, Second Lieutenant Robert William Luippold, Musician Vlncenzo Bocchicchio, Private Henry Francis Slattery, Private Bastiono TotIs, Ser geant John Henry Rundle, Private John Braychak, Seaman Deibert liar old Ostrander, Ensign Howard Charles Gregory, Private Michael John Kat fenick.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
STOUT LADY! How to Reduce Your Weight!

Get rid of that burden of obesity, this very season. Become 1.-the and nctive. Stop suffering from over-stout. mess. You may even eat ice cream. cake and candy if you like. Enjoy, yourself while getting thin by korein eystem-approved by physicians.
 Mrs. Clarence Cash reports that sh6 reduced her weight thirty-five pounds bn six weeks by using oil of koroin.
 Many other reports made by delighted women, who were unable to get rid of fheir burden of fat until they adopted fhe new method.
 Get small box of oil of korein. in capsules, at any drug store; follow the plain directions of korein system. Guar -antee of reduction CT money back. Nothing drastic or harmful-a safe self Treatment that has improved tho figure, .rivacity, beauty and health of Iegions e ladies. For protruding hips, unduIy large neck or bust, double chin, pursy abdomen, etc, this simple, remarkably effective reduction system should be- tried: A book, Reduce Weight Hap ply" msy be had free, postpaid (plain wrapperl, by writing to Korein Com eaex N&Os etAsiss 1s NsK Xezk.N. \.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
There's a Wonderful Sale of Hats

All Summer Hats are included. There large de-brinmed Hats that can be used for all social functions the year round at any season. These are of finest material and exclusive design.
 Sailors and Tricornes of fine straw, those from Knox, Gage Vogue In black, blue, purple and other fashionable shades, and some with brims of contrasting coor These at such low price that it will pay to buy for future needs. If taken of and cleaned the Sailor of high grade is good from one season to another
 Every Hat at half price
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
Pathe Records

The new Records for August ready and it is coodlv list it is band srnged orchestra vio- lin or cello solo, singer with golden voice, there is variety to please evereyone
 The of Allan Water" sung by Craig Campbell "In Garden of My Heart" by Lewis James ReetIloyen's "AInuet' and Mac)oWers "TO Wild Rose"
 There Is splendid "Jazz." Lieutenant Jim Europes Singers the inspiring tunes that helped Col Maynards fearless fighters to go lover the top" Visitors always welcome.
 Basement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
Club Notes.


 Dear Doctor-I have read the val Jable advice given in this column, md I hope that I also may receive your advice. am troubled with constipation and do not get a bowel movement unless I take medicine mostly pills) and as I do not im- prove from the use of same, I am
 fraid that they do me harm. am nervous and at times get pain in lack, and then have to lie down for wo or three days at a time, which makes it hard for me. Mrs. H. L.
 (Answer) Constipation is the seat f a vast number of ailments. The 1rst effect is naturally auto-intoxi- ,ation. The fecal matter remaining DO long in the colon Is reabsorbed into the system which poisons the ntire body. In your particular case am inclined to believe that there Is
 .so a poison entering into your sys- tenn from some other source. possi-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
OFFER INCREASE TO STREET CAR
 MEN ON STRIKE

Chicago, July 17-A tentative offer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
Silk Gloves, l6 buttons

The moderately short bell sleeve demands a rather long glove. This is nice length, and is in heavy quality Manese silk with backs in Paris point stitching. Very stylish glove and under regular price.
 SIPS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
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, of an increase in wages was made to- day by officials of the surface and elevated street railways lines in the hope of averting strike of their ,0o0 employees who have threatened to walk out unless granted an in- crease of 37 cents an hour.
 The increase would be granted. it was said, on condition that the State Public Utilities Commission gives the traction companies permission to in crease fares to a point covering the additional labor cost.
 Mrs. H. Willard F'leck, s97 Lafayette street will return today from her visit to New York city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
Carter's Union Suits

A gauge weight cotton very soft and fine, made with French band finish at the top. Close fitting at the knee.
 Regular sizes $1.15
 Extra $1.35
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
The Separate White Skirts

White Gabardine with some coarse and effective white embroidery here and there. This is matter of simple chan-stitching with a heavy cotton thread, but it is wonderfully pleasing.
 $l25O
 Thin White Skirts. These are of dotted Swiss with large tucks, exquistely light and airy. And some of checked nainsook with slight application of light blue facing belt and pocket laps It was happy thought to provide these light weight skirts for the hottest days
 $12.5C and $13.EO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
$12.5C and $13.5O
White Wash Satin Petticoats

Satin stripes, white and pale pink, with double panel front and back. This is the satisfactory style of summer wash petticoat yet offered
 $A95
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
Picture Frames

Standard frames of platanoid, oval and squar for desk or mantel shelf.
 $1OO and $200 Swing frames of platanoid oval and square, S1OO, $125 and $1.5O Standard frame of mahogany, postcard size
 59 cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
Ia VENTAA De ICNORAR LAS LENCUAS

! cuerpos cuyo triunfo habia profe'
| fi-dd0 E.. a convidarlo a un
banquete en- que el chamraIla-
frances. no germanicO-corri0 a TO-
rrcnteS mientras las musicas toca'
ban una Y otra pleas p~atriotlcas,
Ller0 Ia yoz del corouel mas anti
quo. que en- SUI brindis tomo por te-
ma La capacidad tactica eS obra
dc Illumination divina ayudada por
los preceptoS de maeStroS cntcndl-
dos. !. la Salud del noble general
F...... que po>ec la alta intui,
cion e~ficiente."
FL triunfo aquel sc traSmiti0 pOr
cable Il America sin perdcr minu,
10; los rotatiyoS arrojaban a la ca
lie cdiciOncS SObre edicioncS Ell que
SO fcian cabrZaS llamativaS como
Ell general F.. tiene una mi,
rada tactica de primer orden-su
habilidad deSconcierta Il los gene,
rales alemaneS-Su MajeStad Gui.
llermo IT 10 fclicita Y 10 cOndecora
con la distinction mas alta de Su
imperio."
Sc buScaba Ell cSo> diaS I'M an.
didato para la PreSidcncia dc Ia
RepubIica V uno de los partidoS
Sc flo en- Eel iluSlre eS%tratcSa. cl
guerrero cxtraordinario que la lido
Il aSombrar Il las cminemciaS Ell,
ropeaS." Sc le mando lamar Il 10.
da pri>a. Y III AeScmbarcar ci Ia
| playa nativa Supo que Sc lc IN
, NcStia con la digmidad dc MariS,
cal. V prcnSa. cjGrcitO. cAmara Gle
diputadOS. Scnado Y 81 mundo cntc.
ro 81 dcclararOu ~partidarioS del
gran Soldado. La election flc cast
unamimc Y 81 general F.. $ubi6
Il >US atlas fmcionrS en- medic del
APPLAUSE dc tUduS.
l'ieuremouoS ah0ra que 81 gene
raj hUhicra Sali,lo ;ilcman q por
10 mcnoS um poquito de frances o de
imglcS: Su description del campo de
batalla no habria llamado la aten,
ci6n De madie Y cl astuto y aviSado
c]oronrl no hahria tcnido mancra
lie cjcrci!ar Su facundia Y >u habi,
lidad. La cncumbr0 81 scr moH6.
gioto.
ASi. pucS no hay que G muy
ruidado<o en- 81 cStudio de las len
guH>. porqur quizaS en- Su i%gnoran-
cia r>tcu la fortuna ' la fama.
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Sire. el general F...... hacla
aprcciacionc> Sobrc Ia maniobra.
~ que opina de la maniobra
el general F.....? diio a%ccrcando,
Sc al hueSped.
Reptile F.. su description del
paiSaic ]>rilalandO ~ Ia nano un
rumbo Y otro. Y cntonceS, el que Sc
dccia ]interprete. con II desOpi-
lante malta fc diio sin reirse:
Sire. :. T.. rec que 81 Ia guar,
dia de Y. VI. wanna en- direction
dc la canada que Sc We a la iZquier,
da, Scra cnpada sin rcmedio por los
rcgimientoS dc Bradenburgo que st
hallan dctraS del boSQue V dc la
montana. Observe durante large
cSpacio con cl catalcjo. conSult6 con
varios oficiaEcS ' al cabo dijo sa,
ti>fccho:
Mi guardia no Sera copada
pucdc listed cStar SECURE de clio,
Digalo al general F..
Hahria pa>ado IN cuarto de ho,
ri cuando So oyeron canonazOS,
luego CRITICS. lUcgo dianaS. dcSpues
NADIA.
La guardia ha Sido copada, di,
jcron los agrcgadoS militarcS.
Flu" copada la guardia, rrpi,
theron en- roz haia %aigunoS oficia.
les.
RI Empcrador 50 acerc6 al &c,
neral F..... Y ic diio ell frances:
Me c~quivoqut Y tengo cl e1l>tu
dr romfc>arlo: las previ>ionc> de
Y. T.. 81 rcaiizar0n cumplidamcntc,
y quitaEdo>c el IRAN GORDON del
Aguila Roia 10 pU>o al cu"llo del
general.
Fl campo cntcro nor" Il ra>o. :!
las mirala> dc militarc>. civilcS,
damaS Y palacic@oS, Sc f~iiaron Ell
aquci prr>onaic tie uuiformc DIES
cumoridu.
T...... c>Iaba conn" puicu We Vi.
stones: NADIA cutcmdia nj hahia
qui"u - /" r~Xpiirara: So crcia i..
.urlc dr algnna aIUcinari"m ' cu
haIdr 50 pe~lliZcsha los currill"> pa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
CRONICAS FUGACES
LOS MONOLlTOS DE CARNE

~
Annpcf5 II, PrerSs" e. nuy recsente feha = grave4ad, ceicana
En"U" - ''" r ~ik On =, CsstaIo do CraiqT.nos n afanada
- 49, =" H p anoss !, recor3amos de oujan.
De- - ro ~ ~ osra Dotmia 81 Deri6iio Ia acompana de un
[r ee'o que 81 "" 80 ~ ti~is oo oa 10 ~wo items una
:eSfato qe P0os"' ger " " -r ~ '" - 49, sdorn,
techa "S "''"N""~ "| - - - ~ NV = no nos
los I">-S ' .~fa. 10 ,r1s Dc a,~nr, narc, ono urliz6 81 nom
voc" 'N "" ~
- 1.-,,e del arprcio los orcduio sorgrasa. poroue va nos habiaros
- ~ = .llS~:,. ,r, oo IL rm4o nm, s1oca nu,n1iaI con su
oE1aao" ut "a S0S' INV" Hs """ "" al" 'P"" ""'
s'r"y co." Ss S".sS n,u;, ~
- ,~s rsr5rE .L,r .r1-5, on sIm5D ,ooaerto5 De camdad. ben
- - ,,srts b.Go ro I,<,,so r,srs,Iao eD Ia canTa fu2era,ja de su
p0s"g 60 y|"s ~ III ..J"''' -"-"'Ss o, e "#s - do Drnnciros
&C. ~ n~ -. -" :. go no~r,s NO b,v oo perar que
~ 80 - - .msv az sa~,;~ sna5o
ceIta> -0rI"S a"@Sr|% : mF'""n {" '~"' ~ "| ; '"
- @s%~ - s sar. oS Sw~n." II -" 80 .%m~ msTantas en- las arrpras
-" NF I" 1" E" - - ;u,or,,rb.bss
como los vleHs generates de las &arzas'~S 'e0es"S; S}guen mps s~ m""n
mand2ndo eJercItoS y "i'iS'eHao ''""" Isl Ct USo' rs N"
pFee"uc!omeS par" e' e1"%|s"' y S'''~ pS" " ob una- ;,si.rs
5Adeina Pa'u?.-.. &C0aGtos amos lenoEa:.'' o' pesm" mSa
ia capaz dc ehenfS[aF con ea"']"'S' mN'7'' Sc =" 10
two aisunaS ocaSloneS para g e"Ootafn'en'o oe las 1"aGa0e x mSm"Ss' We
Jos, nny VieJoS tUercn Gladstone "I'oF@ '9"Seh' L%" An ' w"
tadistas ' sin embargo sUperon desem2e6ar nasta o utlno on "o '
caraeter las dclc&d&s f@nrmnsS de 81 cargo; "e1N'Ho' cast 0"osena'0 IS
Ciemenceau ' sge mpaydo. a@ desPueS de hernao' q Ia ca0ez"H dc ID
poltica de Francta.
Pero con la voz pasa otw cssa: Ia voz. ese don prNlegiado de los
doses g -asta caando Ia senaidad hace u inevitable aparcon. Cuentan
sin embargo dc Tamberlck que nein4ba canaS Y emitia no obstante ss
notas excepciouaIeS Y benaS con eI vigor de la pr1aera juventud. ESrn-
raamcs a March, en- el ocaso lie 81 gran carrera Y a pe$aT & senNrSe'e
reuas vacIacionsS = cscu~hjIselc ccrcos enronquecinieHtos. sala a'ante
rcmo n gladiator de ticm2oS hsroeo~ n el hern"so duo de Saoson y ia
lila.
Mas I artsta = ana Talama Y tota m-o"iHa Sc sasta ' Sc sn"o"sc
Fl rejor Instruments musical per mas PLEAS "eI~"caS que '""@"7" y
cogpensac'ones de tonO que HeTs deeSe al tr"ns,"FSo ue 'S amos ; 'V""
al cabo es de vii materia-una reposic'"n aas' absolute para poaer mo-
teStanentc hacer Tecordar S> 9EaA"n;eS c20caS. ..,'
@ppe6ads, esa ST. en- <obrepoucrse a las Intermediates. ach&qaes. doie7e'aS
Y an amput&coacS de miemoros; Ia Patti, reiondeada un" forum an'o-
iadGza. sc puso. como I SOL nuy u tempo, cuando III no Hegaoan " Ss
ODdos e murnulL2 o 81 SHeo de desagrado lie los PuoleoS n"oIzE %Te
retro como los bucncs esuatecas % el dlrmo triunfo de su vz admirable
IN Ia cavadna de Lucia o deS@r"naTio Ct selcaf'o &e Ss "''a> I" '"'"'
y no ma Querpuo forZar Ia cora a Ia na-uF&teza que II 81 >aoN"i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

ROBERTO Z. TESLA.
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tan necesario para la sangre como el
aire 10 es para los pulmones, y tuvleran
sumo cuidado en- tener la cantidad de HE
RIO indispensable, en- TODD tempo, ha-
bria. en- mi concepto, una disminucion
considerable en- las Intermediates . pro-
venientes de las condolences anemicas Y
debiles del ORGANISING. Creo que el HE
rro Nuxado es ell mejor tonico recons-
tituyente que TODD medico puede rece-
tar"
Nota de los Fabricantes: Ell Hero
Nuxado, que ha sido recomendado y re-
cetado por muchos medicoS, y esta STEM
do usado por mas de tres millones de
personals anualmente, no es una medl-
Gina S~ecreta, sino por el contrario, m
pliamente conocida en- las droguerias de
todas parties. Diferentemente de las an
tiguas preparedness de hero inorga-
nico. esta no dana nj ennegrece la den
tadura nj trastorna las funciones es-
tomacales. Los fabricantes garantizan
los resultados mas satisfactorios o de-
v~uelven el importe de la medicina.
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
Fl Hero Nuxado Ayuda a 100000 de Personals
Anualmente a Conservarse Sanas, Fuertes
Llenas de Vitalidad.
TOME I'D. LA PARTE QUE LIE CORRESPOND.

Cuando I'd. pensa en- las mujereS Y hombres: afortqnados que Gd.
conoce-personas que estan hacienda obras re NEWFOUNDLAND. que todas
elias poseen la fuerza, energia y vitaGdad, resutados que Sc ootlenen 90
lamente cuando la sagre esta repeta de herro.
Ell hero es ell aHmento de la sangre, ayuGa d crear energla Y fuer-
"a en las venas de los hombres Y hace que las meiias de las muieres apa-
rezcan sonrosadas. =,
In prominente cirujano de New York Y andguamente Professor del
New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital. DR.. Kenneth h.
Mac Alpine, ha dicho: Isl todas las personals superan que e. hero es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
'. S.ALAnO ALVAREZ.
san Francisco. Cal. MARIO de 1919.

Los dolores que I'd. sientc IN Ia cspalda o
costadoS cuundo I'd. sc cndcreaa. neceSitan.
para scr curados. una APPLICATION de BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Esta medici-
ma rcblandecc los nsusculos. pcTmitiendo hs-
cor ioGa clasc dc moviHlicutoS sin expert
mcnta- dolores nj moicstias. De venta por
Il Botica San Pedro. $40 ". Commerce St.
San Antonio. Texas. tA4r.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

! r~SfurrZoS uuc 9dSta una persona
on aprcuder ma lcn@ua ~cNtraNlc-
-, son am furma de pagar tribute
al nodari, furrza q nraudcza de
nm nuehI, one ouizaS sea- cnemigo
J.rl,r,d, del aur diG ser al pre-
.uptuo>, one uuiSu aduenarsc de
.,oueI ipstrnmcnto dc COMMUNICATION
intelcrnraI emntiva Y afcctiva.
lru.nto Fraiiouc que una TIA Suya.
,ro ,rpc., >rnn lpn"ua ninpuua Il
i,r,o l.. !, n-or,roursa. yiai6 Dor
nr..b;.iu,s r.is.S sin romprcnIcr
n,iot,d, dc I,s iIiorraS me l,abla-
L,r Ins rcon5rojoS. como padrcia
nm, ,rtiru, diSnrpSia y solo romia
ibro,,, ,rrdoS nara prdir!oS So
o.b.,b, II su.I, ohucraha las ST
49,. ,.1,ru,h, nm cjoc rjoc our sin
l~r.l,, .r,cpJ;,n los cri,doS. Los
;Ii,v,. ~ov,r,n;nr,> ruurjnyc Erl
=, n.,.;.. ,l.h,u h,LI,r.r ,n,l mr..
.n-'. ..,I
ann las
.,. loh., b.,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

No dele I'd. dc acu-
dir 4 nuestro cstsbieci-
micnto suponicndo QUO
cS derassisdo Grandc =
ccstoso para sus medios
Dc vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

Esta Casa conccde un
dcscuen;o DC I'm 70 Dor
ciento en- tojSs lns conf
pras que Sc e haEan al
contado. y cobra estric-
tamente 81 precio mar
caGo en- sus articulos.
aunquc nos los pague en-
abonos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

anticipated motherhood, and my greatest
disappointment Is that there will be no
coo'ng' dimpling little one to carry on my
fathers memories and traditions.
i knew about the Igorrote women in
his island home. He told me much OF
Peaches, Pickles and Cita was not feal-.
Gus OF them. I thought that they would
so out OF his life when came into It. But
he can have them back now. They are all
he requires.
He came here from his island home
where white women were almost unknown.
In those tropical climates his mind-the
mind OF an educated white man-had been
dormant aud was craving contact and
stimulus with other minds
Almost Immediately following his ar
rival he visited The flights and met me.
was in my Indian costume In the hut
weaving baskets. He talked with me; he
found that had mind
There was everything he had dreamed
or as an ideal The primitive elemental
woman and the woman Of intelligence that
would mean mental companionship.
His mind Immediately saw me In tho
simple conditions OF his island home, ana
HdW also refreshing intelligence that his
little hareni did not supply him. He
conrted me ardently and won me, as you
know"
Somewhere on Luzon in the Philippines
the April moon is shining. Probably on
veranda Of Mr.. John Reavis's bungalow.
And Mr. Reavis. sitting there with Peaches,
F1ckleS and Cita at his feet worshippinS
him. looks. perhaps. sorrowfully upon 4
series Of maxms that lured him across the
far Pacific.
Pickles. he says. perhaps, Ego split
some kindling for the stove'
And Pickles obediently and gladly does.
Then Mr.. Reayis tears the papers in
little pieces. 80
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are His Bungalow.

II we're not suited-why, then well just
kiss each other goodby--and that's all
therell be to it,"
They lived up on "Thc Nights" in the
little cabin They waited for the April
moon. But alas! Before the April moon
came. more than month before Mr..
Reavis left for his island home. And in
the meantime many things he'd happened.
Over in Luzon Mr.. Reavis had been ac-
customed to having Peaches. Pickles or
Cita tend to the chores. That's what the
lgorrotes expected of their women. Some
body had to look after such things when
the men were out head hunting. And in
his mind was that maxim Of his trial bride,
The woman must always submit"
Tho wood needs saving, Juan,a" he
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