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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
Clearing Undesirables
 Out of Metz Progressing
By Assoeiatea rress

Paris. January l9.--The .prrification of Metz from. German undesirable ele- ments continues under the best condi- lions. according to Havas news agency dispatch from that c;ty The latest con eoy sent out from Metz, included Pro lessor <Haenle:Ii of the royal college fac
 llty. He has been a strong pro-Ge-manr ist and was director in many German societies
 All the professors of German paton- aIity who had hitherto rema ned in the'r posts in the secondary schools have now been relieved of their functions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
French Establish Air Routes
 By Associated Press

Paris, January l9.-(French Wireless Service.)-In order to facilitate core spondence with Alsace- Lorraine the French aeronautic department has or ganized an air mail service between Paris and the principal towns of those provinces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
BERLIN STRIKE FAILS

Amsterdam. January 19-The appeal issued by the independent socialists of Berlin for a general strike in conse- quence of the deaths of Karl Lieb- knecht and Rosa Luxembourg. the Spar tacan leaders. proved unsuccessful. nc- cording to q dispatch from the German capital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
Election Riots Rampant in AM Parts OF
 Germany, According to CopenhagenAd Aduices

London January -Crave ~ king place n Gm thu caredat whih iwihu according o hngTe telegraph conpany
 Karl and led and fighting reported amobss toh ehoyedt the bureau ~
  in n her towns
  the is rep
 Ebert Blocks the General Assembly Esch dnto he u, assembly, ,fo which going
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
PRAISES COLONEL HOUSE


 "A monument should be built in ev- cry Polish town and village to Colonet House. M. Paderewski is sending nc- tice today of the formation of the new ministry to the allies and to the state department at Washington
 Tn view of the unsettled political conditions here. the public in general give especial credit to NJ Paderewski for his personal victory in overcom. ing old feuds It is worthy of record that the fact that he is an artist pass ed unnoted. it occurring to nobody to oppose him on that ground with the argument that he therefore was unfit ted for a statesman's job, He has known Poland more as a patriot than as a man who became wealthy abroai through his individual efforts Ifs and his wife are much beloved for their kindly characters and their charities since their arrival here.
 Both NJ Paderewski and his wife have worked night and day, travelling seeing callers and delegations and at tending public functions. It was q common sight for the correspondents to see M. Paderewski in the early
 hours of the morning before he had gone to bed. Then. after sleeping few hours. he was up again seeing politicians and begging them for .he love of Poland to help him His great est task, was to handle Gen. Joseph Pilsudski, the military head of the country, who wished to permit M. Pa derewski to form new ministry. but was afraid of precipitating civil war , because of the threats of the social- St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
Ebert Blocks the Gene1

nJaar The Ae dmng ernmmthas cued to the enadM Memby, fo hnh ~ going n today
 AGermmgo oernmet wireless ~ d in Id mann German foreign nsereay Ia the td assembly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-20
By Associated Press


 Warsaw, Saturday. January IS.
 United Poland appears today new
 country, with every mind turned to
 the future nnd trying to forget the
 past. It is ns if the people had como out of niehtmare. Now
 they arc smiling nnd the business
 men are beginning to make plans
 for the boom they arc sure is
 ahead. They realize that Poland
 hns, through the allied victory.
 been given the priceless boon Of liberty and that they will soon bc
 able to enjoy it's benefits. despite
 the many difficulties yet to be
 faced this winter.
 One of the most significant facts is that the prices of commodities are beginning to drop. just as they did h Prague last November with the inau. guration of the Czecho-Slovak govern- ment. Subscriptions to the new loan amounted to 1000 900 marks the first day of the canvass and are mounting hourly
 TO BE POLES FIRST
 Even those parties which have ros been entirely cemented by the efforts of Ignace Jan Paderewski, premier and foreign minister in the new eoal- ition cabinet, who has appealed to his countrymen to be Poles first and party .ynenr .sfserwnras,s ares 7,ew fergetts1R their old differences. As an instance, the conservative parties of the threc Polands met today and agreed to pull together in the future. The socialist parties, which united their differences in order to fight M. Paderewski are now divided with some sections deciar- ing for the Paderewski government.
 Considerable credit is being given to former Premier Moracbewski, who. upon the arrival of M. PaderewsI from America, stated that he was will ling to retire, as he felt that the latter was able to organize a common front against the bolsheviki within and without the country. and also to get help from the allies. and especially from the United States, M. Paderew- ski realizes better now than any other one here that the United States will prove the best help to new Poland. Regarding Col. Edward NJ. House, whom he knows well, NJ. Paderewski has said at public meeting;
The Washington times., 1919-03-09

PHYSICIANS Of all Schools OF Healing
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SYSTEMS, HEART DISEASE, HIGH
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DIABETES, NEURASTHENIA, NERVOUS
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REFERENCES 1
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smatics. SIS - N. ".
Mr.. c. X. NoRTct Architect. 72O sth q.
Mr.. 5. D. GODFREY. S4s Westminster
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HON 81 M1isTIN popen. 1913 81, N. W.
Mr. CHAS y. WHITE. Vice President ot
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Mr. ]. J. NOONAN, Proprietor Virginia
Mr.. r. n. BROWN, Dealer in Paints and
Oils, Tth and N SITS. ~. ".
Mr. BENZ. BLETHYN, Contractor and
Builder, 1893 Oregon ave
Mr.. ". s. HOGE, Notary, with House 4
Hermann, So1 7th q. ~. W.
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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
WANTED
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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-L0TS

$1,000 LOTS $4,000
Now is the time to build that Bungalow
and plant your garden for the coming sum-
mer. We have a few choice lots left AT
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Free Auto Service Sunday From 2 to p. m.
THE j. w. HALLOWAY CO.,
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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
DIR. REED, SPECIALIST

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The Washington times., 1919-03-09

EhOF. H. N. ID RAEIAAEEts Ne De ~ -
The Pioneer Drugisss Physician
Y PERMISSION.
Mr.. HAIRY B. DARLING. Printer. tls
11th 81. n. w.
M. JOHN D. SUTTON. Assistant chsmi1,.
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Mr. FRANK OWINGS. Assistant Cal1iG.
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Mr.. GEORGE ". ESTLER. Butcher; gt1Il1
- and "a, western Marksts relldenees
1241 31st n. n. ".
NR. FRANK ~. KINCAID, FogGman stesl
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gres8 Heights.
Mr. WALTER p. RAMSEY. AttornsS.
District National Bank Building.
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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP

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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
FOR RENT-oFFIcES

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The Washington times., 1919-03-09

WILL CALL, city OF sub; pay highest cash
prices for ladies', mems and ehildrenl
worn clothing, shoes; send postal or phone
J. TARsHES I30I Tth nv. phone North lSI
WANTED-Bpy'S wagon; good make; In
good condition. Phone Main ASA i-?R
PUP-EngIlsh bull; to 6 months old.
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.. M, Sunday. 8
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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
WANTED
FOR RENT-GARAGES

SPACE for several cars or trucks for rent.
sol X 81. Y. w Phone frank 5l73.
The Washington times., 1919-03-09

CHEVY CHASE LOTS FOR SALE.
For sale by owner. three adjoining lots on
S9th ST. between Legation and KeOkuk sts.
facing east 80 II. front by 40 II. deep
to public alley. One square to Conn. ave.
and five squares to Chevy Chase Circle.
Cost over {5.5OO.O0 last fall; will sacrifice
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
CHASCARRILL0S
AUDIFAZ.

= Cabo de macheros.. Como a
maneci6 la caballada?
-Bien, nj Tenientc. y 1usted?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
DEL DES'TIERR0
vi Y II O NJ E

secretos. En- hi casa Sc sabe al
palmo cuanto ''rayo" en- Ia semana
ell iefc de la famiiia vecina descontan
do ell dia q estuvo enfermo, y toman-
do en- cuenta las horas q, trabaJo en-
ira; Y en- Ia otra casa sc saben de
memoria el menu de la mia-frljoles
V papitas un dia, (asi las llama ca
rihosamente mi mujer} Y papitas y
f~rijoles ell otro-- y nos llevan la cuen-
Ia de 81 gastamos lena o tablas de
cajon para hacer la comida, de 81
gastamos medals suelas en- los zapa-
tos, V aun de 81 gastamos.... bro
mas en- familia.
Por 10 damas. TODD va bien. Con
tener una poca de precaucion para
tratar los asuntos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stones sohre prob!emas economies
Gquc ironia! nos COCHRAN e. dieZ por
cient0 cada ocho dias por un dineri-
llo que pedimos prestado, Y lie llama
mos econ0mico al problema) banque-
ties de projimo, lectura dc las car
tas de Mexico donde nos ponen de
vuelta Y media porque nos vinimos
sin pagan medic ano de renta-se
vive relativamentc bicn.
ESQ 81, no hay que descuidar las
precauciones, porque 81 no, hasta de
los desarreglos estomacaies de la fa-
militia Sc enteran. F~'resquesita tenc-
mos Ia prueba.
Nj IA menor duda nos cabe de que
al vecino lie hizo Gano anoche ell hua-
chinango oliscado q compr6 aver por
cue mos ha dado tan soberana lata
toda Ia santa noche echando yiajes
auicn sabe a dondc. ~
AUDIFAZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
PARA IA NOVA, "A AMIGA, "A EaADRE 0 IA HERMANN
COLLAR con PERFUMES
~NATURALES.

LIS cupnSss de cstos eoilares
estan bechas de pet7Ios de TO-
re- naturahs. molidns , mode
Iados fornanGc roSas y ctras
flores. correspondence los oio-
re; A las flores ae que .estan
hechm, rs 10 mas apropiado
para rrsalar = IA noyis, n
amiga. Ia hermana o "a me-
Dire. purs I Ia rez que Is IN
eieeante z5orno, substitute con
ucntsia 7 los perfumes. v 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Su nino esta Ell
fermo y CON fiebre, debido
al %eXtreIimieHtO
ST LA LENGUA ESTA SUClA \
TIENE AGRURAS Y NAL A
LIENTO. LiMPIE Ell HI
GADO Y LOS INTESTINOS

Dele t'Jarabe lie Higos de Califor-
MIA" inmediatamente-una cucharadl.
IA how evitara Ia enfermedad del nj
no manana.
81 su pequenuelo esta decade, me-
do enfermo, con insomnia, Y no come
naturalmente. sonora. sea 81 su len
esta sucia. Este es i'm sintoma
in~eouivoco dc que su pequeno esto-
mayo. higado G intestinos, estan Ell
NAL estado. Dele n cucharadita
de 'Jarahe de HigoS de California,
cuando 10 yea nal humorado, irrita-
bic. nal de garganta o restrlado, y
en- unas cuantas horas las sustancias
nocivas, alimentos indigestos Y bills
agrarias, seran arrojadas de u pc
quenos intestinos sin dolor, Y listed
tendra de nuevo a su nino sano y
alegre.
Las madres pueden estar seguras
de os buenos resultados de este la
,xante .inofensivo de frutas, porQue
nunca falla en- limpiar el higado Y
los intestinos de los peQuehuelos,
.~ouiencs 10 toman con TODD gusto por
-su sabcr agradablc. En- cada botella
van impresas direcciones para beoes,
ninos de todas edades Y para adul-
tos.
Cuidese de los que imitan nuestro
jarabe de higos. Pidale a su botica-
rio n botella de 'Jarabe de Hi
ros de California" V ccrciorese de
que esta manufacturado por Ia Ca
ifornia Fig Syrup Co." (Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

FL Sr. Frank Pellerin, de BreauN
Bridge. La, escribi6 q Ia casa de Ur-
ban Chemical Company, de esta esu-
dad. la carta s~iguiente: "Estoy am
p~lianente satisfecho con los reSulta-
dos de So Urban's Balm. atendieudo
al hecho que Su venJa ha aumcHtado
rapidamente, V . que los que 10 uSan
me suplican que no dele de tenerlo en-
e~xistencia.
81 listed nunca ha probadO ej Ur-
bans Balm. bistemc decir que IS un
bien conocido remedio para reSfrloS,
catarro. gripa. Y cue eS USado por
miles de personals como preventive
contra IL influenza. Su demanda es
tan grande, que muchOs comerclan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
LA GENIE SUPLICA A SUS BOTICARI0S TENGAN
SIEMPRE URBAN'S BALM.

ties nos dicen que dificilmente pueden
tenerlo en- cxistencia por largo ITEM
30. Urban's Balm esta contenido
en- tuboS sanitarios convenientemente
preparados; puede guardarse en- ell
bolsillo para mas comodidai V tener-
10 a Ia mano cuando Sc necesite. De
venta en- todas las droguerias al pre-
C.ApV} 'SGN9L 'oEuoluE ueS
Iueduio0 Tuoyuisq0 uGqIi 2 aluemE4
-9a-gp oPIp5d rs E5eV mJrd s.uEqIl
ul9u9lstXs us usuep on 'seIdmoo sus
p3lsn 5oGq 9nb 10 B9noq eI 10 IS
clio lie - Y % cts. Recuerde que pri-
nero es Ia seguridad, Y no dele de
aG4uirir un'tubo de esta medicinal hoy
miSTno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

CHICAGO, Ill,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Lectures Populaes
Ell NUMERO GRAMMATICAL

Sc llama numero en- Gramatica las
rariaciones que experimental los nom
bres, en- cast todos los idiomas. Y los
verbos, adjetivoS, articulos Y pronom-
bres en- les idiomas ~perfectoS, para
indicar 81 Sc habla~de una o de mu-
chas ccsas. Ash decimos Ell espanoi
''hombre, ~hombres,' Y en- ingles man,
men," segun que hablemos de uno o
de varios hombres.
En- castellano como en- ingles, por re-
gla general, Sc forma ell plural ana
diendo una & a la termination del sin
gular, asi de hom6re. formamos el plu
raj hombreS, de book Clibro) torma-
mos 81 plural books.
En- castellano cuando ell singular
termina en- c~onsoGante Sc anade Ia
silaba cS para formar .el plural, por
ejemplo: pared, paroles.
Tambien en- ingles Sc anade la 81
laba eS cuando ell singular ACADIA en-
:. ch suave, Sh. IS, o $, por ejempio:
bor (caja} b01eS; church Gg!esia>
churches, lash. tlatigazo) IGshes,
kiss (beso( Kisses: rcGuS Geroglifi-
COZ Yc6u$seS. Pero 81 cl singular
termina en- Oh jncrte (sOnido de X
Sc sigue Ia regla general. Asi 81 plu
raj lie monarch (monarca( es mOr01'-
chS.
Algunos nombres ingleses que y
caban en- 0 Il wees toman tambien Ia
silaba eS para ell plural, como cargo,
echo. negro. manifesto. potato, no.
fdolorl en- tanto que otros siguen Ia
regla general.
Los nombres ingleses acabados en-
i o fc. haccn eli plural cambiandO e.
sas determinaciones en- Ia silaba teS,
asi tenemos looj (torta) hcl( (mitadl
haires. rife, (esposa) wireS. Sc eXcep
tdan los que terminan en- Il, 3 grief,
(penna,l reiict talivio.l reproot IRE
probacion Y otros.
Los nombres ingieses terminates
en- q toman les en- el plural, 81 no hay
otra vocal en- Ia misma silaba, como
beoutu Cbelleza,) beauties; fly mos
ca;l flies. Pero 81 hay otra vocal
en- la misma silaba, Sc sigue IA regla
general, por ejemplo: key tllave,)
keys.
Algunos nombres ingleses forman
el plural cambiando Ia a del Singu-
lar en- c. come m0H. men: 'pomdn
fmuier.) lcomeR. Las palabras OF
tbueyl V cbild 'nino,) forman ell plu
raj oren y children. Brother (her-
mano.) hace ell plural brothers 0 bre-
thren. len algunos nombreS el dip
tongo 90 Sc Gambia en- &c en- el plural
como loot tpie.) feet; goose 'SanSol
geese; tooth tdiente.) teeth.
En- espanol los plurales irregula-
res son pocos. Solamente los NOM
bres acabados en- / acentuada agre-
gan la sllaba Is para formar ell plu-
raj. como c9libri colibris$ o Nara
redi ticne tres ~plurales; eds.
H,ara redieS y alnrayedj&es.
Los nombres de las vocales hacen'
Ell plural anadiendo tambien la ST.
Iaba Is. Ash Sc dice: las Ges, ias jeS,
Por uitimo. hay algunos nombres
que tienen forma plural. por mas que
no signifiquen sino I'm solo oojeto,
como: tena.os. tijeraS, d~espub3ade-
ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

II ocupaY ]poblacion francesa,
.. general comandante de las fuer-
Il alemanas, ordenG que los l~etreros
lie ias casas conaerciales. los nombrcs
3e las Gales. Sc e~Scribieran Y Sc pro-
HunciaraH en- aleman.
Tn commensurate en- dulces teria en-
81 aparador escrita Ia pa!abra Bon
Bon. n que lie pareci6 n general que
-odia germaniZarse. Y nj efecto en-
yio ura COMMUNICATION ordenando ter
minantemente Ia tr2duccidn dc la pa
iahra Y ~firmandose General N.....
Elintcresado lie contesto que cam
biaria Ia palabra 81 el comandante de
las fuerzas gerrnanizaba ST tltulo dc
general. que lie p~arecia muy atran-
cesado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Cae IN soldado en- el campo de ba-
salla.
-iMurio?-preganta un Official a
,ercandose al grupo de los que 10 a.
tendian.
-Todavia no.. Sc espera la llegada
lie la ambulancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Llevamos tres meses de vivir en-
ella. V no ncs ,ha lido tan nal. La
familia Sc va acostumbrando va 4 Ia
scnoridad de caja acustica de la ca
sta. donde Sc DYE hasta ell trotar
de las aranas. \ veces nos resulta
divertido cir las disputas de los We
cinos, Y a veces nos escamamos por-
que tenemos por SECURE que los pal
| sanos de al lado" sc dan cuenta has
Ia de las quemadas de los fri
joles. Entire mi yecino y 20. no hay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
NCESTRA GARANTlA.

Devolvemos ell doble del vabr a que vendemos "El. ALMA CORDIAL,
a cualquier persona que despuGs de habera tornado. de acuer1o con nne:--
dnecioreS. Il haya cNperimentato algun ahvio. IfueGe CsR! SNIIr
mayor prueba de que tencnos l mcjor renedio para ss mates: %Poa;a
algun cWo ofrecer a usteG igual garanta? Iiagan una rrueoa y 'eran
como estanoS en- 10 justo. Recuerden que una ona q precaucIon Ge
mas que muchas EbraS de medicines. y resuta mucho mas pafaI&; ass cue
eS meor cue haga hoy msmo su pedido n vz de pensar en- hacert3m ma
mana. ST en- alo estima Su salud. mandenos su orden. 81 @, reJor Austen
case De clio. -
Al reGbo de su vaor. Sc manda q cuaquer parte porte paSaCo. Ike
ma ell importe en- giro postal 0 dincroe fcctVo CT caFa cert-ha1Ga
PRECIO SLIGO. b U s'I'.
MILLER &, COMPANY.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-07-13
ouR SCHOOL NEEDS

spalding county has done the
sensible thing for The schools. More
tax money has been provided with
which 10 pay the teaeLers reason
hi salary for their lahors, Wa have
had no salaries nor good teachers in
Cordele and Crisp county in such a
long time that il would friehten
school officials were some good
teacher TO make application for a
place
There is an enforced effort tond We
say enforced adyisedly for the school
are at the end of the ways) TO get an
increased taxation Tor school money
in Cordele now, but the plan,is being
taken down the back alleys through
the dark so as TO make sure that the
public doesn't find cut about it,
There is nothing that ought 10 re