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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
NO DESCUIDE Ell A%BASTECIMIENT0 De SANGRE

ZEN EN- SERIAS ENFERMEDADES
do Vegetal de la sangre, hara que es-
Ia Sc purifique, dando al mismo ITEM
pc nuevas energias, fuerza y vitali-
dad. Toda persona 10 necesita para
con:a~var su sistema en perfectas
condolences. Ocurra a la drogueria
y consiga una botella, y 81 necesita
alguna consulta medica, puede obte.
nerla absolutamente GRATIS, escri.
biendo a Medical Director, Swift
Specific Co. % Swift Laboratory
ATLANTA, GA. Adv.
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|
"a vecina poblacion de Piedras Ne
gras, Mr.. W. P. Blocker, ha vuelto a
hacerse cargo de esa oficina, despues
de 81 viaje a Washington, habiendo
establecido ahora su Residential en- la
misma ciudad meXicana. FL Consul
ha arreglado c6modos departamentos
en- ell segundo piso del Consulate,
cue lie servira de Residential, Y de esa
mancra podra estar constantemente
al tanto de los asuntos. Anteriormen-
tie el consul tenia su oficina en- Pie
dras Negras Y SUI Residential en- esta
ciudad, teniendo que haccr todos
los dias ell viaje q Ia vecina plaza.
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DIYERSAS.

A.m2raque nuStrado H!spano-America-
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). master ut San Antonio. Tex. as 70 4
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BERLIN. Septiembre 10.-Robert
Schmidt. Ministro de Concrete en- ei
gobierno aleman, ACADIA de regresar
de una vista a Ia exposition de oto-
no en- Leipzig V Sc muestra sumamen-
tie optimistic rcspecto de Ia recupera-
ci6n por A.lemania de ST. concrete
perdido.
No obstante que el Ministro ha adj
mitido que la escasez dc carbon ) Ia
falta de materials primas, pueden
nrantener a algunas industries de
importancia, ociosas por algun ITEM
DO. ell Ministro declare que otros ra-
mos de la industrial nacional po-
drian no obstante ganar su antique
concrete Y reanudar u negoclos de
e~xportaci6n en- gran e~scala, dentro
I de POGO tempo.
Muchos manufacturers, dljo e
| Ministro, han recibido tai cantldad
de pedidos para la fecha, que han te-
inido necesidad de reducir las 6rdenes
tan solo a la mitad, a fin de no dciar
sin mercancias a muchos de sus IN
Itiguos c~Iientes V evitarse asi el per-
derlos. Ash pues, ell Ministro cree
que por falta de pedidos nc quedara,
Ipues. ell restablecimiento del conner
cio, sino que mas bien las a~ctuales
Ihuelgas de mineros son las que po-
drian perjudicar a las industries,
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LAS IMPUREZAS Sc CuNVIER
I'd. debe tener sumo cuidado a las
primeras irdicaciones de que su SAN
gre este circulando con lentitud o bien
de que carezca de la energia acos-
tumbrada.
Teniendo siempre su sangre pura,
TODD su ORGANISING funciona perfec-
tamente y esta ~prevenido contra cual-
puier clase de Intermediates, que
siempre estan acechando, Y atacan a
la primera oportunidad. Unas GUAM
tas botellas de S. S. S.. ell gran rene
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PARIS, Septiembre ia las 10
v Is minutes de la manana de hoy,
ouedo hecha la paz formalmente, en-
tire los aliados Y Austria, con la fir
ma del tratado de paz. que tuvo Id
gar a esa bora en- ell Castillo de San
German. La ceremonial no revisti0 Ia
isolemnidad de la que hace dos nleseS
V medic POGO mas o menos, sc efec-
tue en- ell Palacio de Versailles. FL
Doctor Karl ReL.ner, Canciller Aus
triaco V iefe de la Delegation aus
triaca de paz, fue el primero en- fir
mar el documento. sin cue huhiera
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I'm ALTO MASON VISTA
SAN ANTONIO

Sc halla en- esta ciudad I'm Mason
de alta graduation Y esta siendo hues-
ped de honor de la Logia de San An
tonic numero 1919. Nos referimos al
Dr.. \. A. Ross. que es ell Poderoso
Gran Maestro de la Gran Logia de
Texas. Ell DR.. Ross acepto otra invita-
ci6n. para una reception que Sc dara
en- honor suyo, orzanizada tambien
por la Logia de San Antonio mencio-
NADIA antes.
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ESPIRITISMO
MAGIA, Etc.

Csayicula del Rey Solomon .......-..-... SOC
piecioua-5o acknowledgements "A maya
blanca, roja y nsEra, arariclones. en-
-eantanisntcs. c~ouiurus, etc. SOU
Dogma ) Ritual de a Alta Aasl2-Coate-
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el Ta-ot, sec=eioS Gi e1Ito. u-Szoa2n-
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81 Verdatero Li5ro De Oro.-P-acticas de
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Lecturas que corriEen q sPoc2niento
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Sc lie da autondad al Ministro
de Where's para poner an
uigor sus decisiones
De, se-r,eio especial &c Ia FRENsA

Del sc-rfclo Especial c III hhNNH
MADRID, spetiembre 10.-En Wis
ia de que Ell Ministro de Where's de-
claro hace pocos dias ante el Consejo
de Ministro que a e que Sc lie
diera poder bastante para poner en-
vigor sus determinaciones, ell ministe-
rio que Sc halla a So cargo resu}taba
del TODD inutil, ell Gabinete decide
darle al citado f~uncionario Ia autori-
dad por e. pedida.
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r DE
OBRAS DE
INVERNiZIO

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Z. Gsnio Gel Nal 5 $50
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81 Aho-cado del Paroue. Cuarro tomos $ 80
IA Ultima ci.a.-2 tones $40
Los Cr!nenes de Disvoiaa. Dos tonos 5 LIE
Les Earidos Infaaes. Dos tones -. S l.20
Ia EIja de "A Po-.sra. Dos tomus q. 5 30
La Bahama del Teat-o Resi. Dos
tones $50
In C-imen en- Au.ann0vil. Dos ronos s l-2Q
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PRACTICOs

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p-stnGos ss .elG. 9 500 eaae MOI
Manual de Agriculture , CaHsdefia-
Manual de Aries : Ot:elos-
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Manual de Ce--aier,4 y ObrIs &c aieEV@
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Manual del CurLIGor de PIees,
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Manual del DeStilador LlsO-5La-
Manual de ElectrlcIdaC-
Manual de FotoEr2tl2-
Manual del EclaatsUo.
Manual de JardIneZla : HorGc~-SUF~
Manual de Laboreo &c AInaS-
Manual de Lecae-i2-
Manual de Mecan:ea Industrial
Manual del Pintor.
Manual del Teleg-afista ; LsIeionisA
Manual Gel Rs!o1e-o.
Manual del SGst-e.
Manual del Fabrcan-c Dc Nelas.
@Manusl &c V~ete-lnarla y L~IulAei-n'
Manual del Zspate-c-
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TTERATLRA.-MAGlA.-MAIERlAs DVERSAS.
POPULAR.


Ar.e de Echzr las Cartzs poE medic &c "a
go SOC
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DteefoI3 -, soc
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JucSo, De Maacs. o ses q aTts &c hsees
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Nuevo LenEuaje de l1s F!ores, EruIas'
Abanico y PiedraS PreciosaS ..-....... SS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11

Cuando recesite iihros en- eSpanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. LoZano, us n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo
OBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

a so ceHtavoS eGGG vEa).
&! secTcto de Lady NuTiel
Er 81 Manana de 5oGas
Entire dos PeczGOs
L. SIode-na Cen!cicnta
La ConCesa de Grades
Ia ESt-ei!a de Amor
Mas DeDil que una MuJer
Juez y Parre
SGcncs del Corazon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-11
LIBROS De: AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

O6rQs dc Emilio Salgcri
a SIS coda tonso.)
Los histories dc = India.
Los PIsataS &c a Malasia-
La Coaqu!Sta de III Lmperio.
la EeasanZa &c SaudoAan.
Ia A~crUaquIsta de Aempracem
- Key Gei Aire.
In rs NOnt2nas de Africa.
z TeSorU &c l. Montana AEuL.
Ia Destruction de Carriage
Los PlTzL@S Ge las BermGdaS-
Il ESccTmia:o de una T.ibu-
Las AEuilas de n Es.e2a-
Ia Es:-eLa de u A-aucaaiA
IL el Mar Ge las PertzS-
z HIjo del C~orS2rio Ro!o.
Les UItimos FiiibusteroS.
Los Est-aSoS de II China
- Montana de Orc.
Las AaEnyIl!as del Z 1000
AventurCS dc S1jfGlo Eli
- 90 eenlsros eaGc tOnaOl.
& Profanado- de tumoSs-
Una Eoche de Carnival
4 Instnto De una vibo-a-
Il MiSterio dc las ocho dSgas-
PeSca DIficiL-
In Tonic DemasiaGc Listo.
e ComIlot &c IN JueL
e Proscrlpto dc IA Mouta6a
Tn Piano AmerraIscors-
LzazaGcS al AbiSno.
Niaie Ter-o-rfico.
Daniel 81 OSo : e. Oso Juan
e. Caciqre Negro.
Linchaniento ErscasaGo.
Ia Estatua Parlaate.
Los Be6u;nos Rojos-
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oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY

Ac~entlrcs dc Sherlock Holmes.
"a 50 c~sntGroS c-Ga t9EoD
Fl yenSsGor de CaGzve-es-
II Robo DEL DlzmauJe AEl-
Ia Hjz del UsUrero-
Blackwell e PuzA tei 4anesS
lack el DesGlp2tor-
Los Monederos taSo= dc -ohGeH
a Mzleta SznE-ienta-
i'm Medico Criminal
q Testamento &c Director
sb.-loes Holmes y el Co~luSo1Hclss dc
kzs Puertas de IA Mus-SS- NOpiS
gn Ia Escuela lie! C-iueL de PittSburX-
= ViuGa Ro!a dc Paris
BeStia HUmar2-
Ina Noche dc Terror.
q soso del Col4- &c Pe-izs.
Ia Infame Posada Gel Calo5.
e NauiT9ESo de Corfu.
Fl R.y de los B2ndleos.
ApenturuS dc JOHN C. RGfftss.
a so e~sEtaro5 eGca tJmo.)
z I~rcoSrito MlsJe-ioso-
I'm Robo en- el Pz4zcio Real
z Principe JuSaGer.
Il ASSlto en- e Sleeping
Il Ano RoIo-
Il Eeredero de E7Elestonr-
g Secreto del Anlo.
Il Presidents de las ColoriSs-
y False S2l;eador.
Ia DoaceIlz RzptaGa
q Fusil del Negro
q TeSc-o de- RoChi-
I'm Viaje dc BoG2S-
E. Sacer6ote Se3 Sol
FL Tesoro del Estaco-
En- IA Rztonera-
e Secreto del Teso-o.
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. master az San Antonio. Tex. as re- y
). CURED bv the at Of October 8, 1917. j
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Carranza uisitara la Ciudad
de Pidras Negras

CViene de Ia Ia. Pag)
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CREESE QUE ALEMANIA
RECUPERARA SU
COMERCIO
FL Ministro Schmidt Sc mos
tro muy optimista por ell
porvenir de SUI pals,
despues de visitar
la exposition
de Leipzig

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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-15
STRIKE IS ENDED AS
FOOD IS HALF GONE
Longshoremen and Ferry Workers
Suddenly Decided to Return
Compromise Wage Increase
Accepted.

New York, October 15.-More than
half Of New York's food reserve had
been consumed when the strike Of
longshoremen and other harbor work.
ers, which has paralyzed port activi-
ties for week, was broken today.
The ferry workers at midnight un-
expectedly decided to return to work
Immediately, accepting with reserva-
tions the Governments compromise
offer of 10 per cent. wage increase.
By dawn all the ferries were plying
the Hudson. Fifteen thousand of the
$4,000 longshoremen are working to-
day. and union leaders predict that
by Friday all will be at their posts
The strikers voted to abide by the
wage award of the national commits
sion pending further negotiations on
December /.
The teamsters' strike remains in
force, as the men decided last night
that they would not return to work
until they received more definite pro-
positions concerning an adjustment o.
their demands.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-15
MUSIC LOVERS SHOULD
NOT MISS this TREAT
The All.Star Popular Concert Series
Begins Next Monday Night at the
Washington Theater and
should Have q Ca
pacity Audience.

Perhaps nobody has done anything
nearly so practical to foster the love
Of music in the concert field as Oscar
Seagle, the distinguished American
baritone, who is to appear here joint
ly with Barbara Maurel, prima donna
of the Boston Opera Company, at the
Washington Theater Monday evening,
October 20, in the All-Star Popular
Concert Series. In the first place, MIR,
Seagle has given much study to the
folk lore and music Of the Southern
negro, whose songs meet with such
general appreciation, after which he
has added them to his concert roper
toire. So thoroughly has he caught
the spirit of the Southern negro that
1t requires no special effort Of the
Imagination to picture to oneself the
entire story called up by the song he
is singing. His negro songs have won
for him great popularity everywhere.
It seems that everyone, irrespective
of his likes and dislikes in things mu-
sical, loves the old negro songs, and
when 1t is Oscar Seagle that sings
them, the love is increased tenfold.
Mr. Seagle is the only great artist
ever heard in America who has given
his audience the prerogative to re-
quest that he sing some particular
song of their own choice or course
he must of necessity limit the number
of request" songs on each pro-
gramme, otherwise there's no telling
just what would happen.
Though Miss Maurel is French to
her fingertips, and can sing French
chansons as no other artist could, she
| likewise possesses the native versatil'
ity of the French woman, her delivery
of songs in English being just as flaw
less as those in her mother tongue.
Sascha Jacobsen is another unique
artist who Is to be heard here for the
first time. There never has been ar
American violinist who in any manner
of degree approached his young New
Yorker either in point of technique oil
artistry. The critics have agreed tha
he is in class by himself, seeming t.
l possess the distinguishing character
istics of Elman, Kreisler and Heifeti
all in one.
The subscribers to this series will
also have the privilege Of hearing thu
Columbia Stellar Male Quartet, an or
ganization known from coast to coast
Another going concert will be givei
by Amparito Farrar, the dazzling
young lyric soprano, and Charles Har
rison, tenor, who has won for himsel
the title of "the American McCor
mack" because of his exceptional voic
and Interpretation on the Irish ballads
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-15
TREMENDOUS
BATTLE IS RAG
ING AT RIGA
British Warshlps Fire Upon German
Russian Armies-Gas Shells and
Air Bombs Used-Flames De-
stroy Part Of City; Enor-
nous Casualties.

Copenhagen, October 15.-Riga Is
the center of a great battle, raging on
land, on sea and in the air Shells
from British warships, which are aid
ing the Let's and Lithuanians against
the Germano-Russran armies, have
fired portion of the town, and dis
trict many blocks in extent has al
ready been consumed.
The Germans are bombardlng the
part of the city held by the Let's
with gas shells, and bombing 1t from
airplanes. Esthonian armored trains,
supporting the Let's and Lithuanians,
are replying to the German fire. A
British force, with a number of heavy
guns, is reported to have been landed
short distance from the city, and to
be preparing for an assault. Casual
ties, both among the contending forces
and among civilians, will reach an ap-
palling total.
All bridges across the Duna river
have been blown up.
Blockade measures are being rig
idly enforced in the Baltic, six Ger
man merchant ships having been cap
tured by one British destroyer. All
the prisoners taken by the Let's and
Lithuanians have been Bavarians.
The Poles have begun an offensive
against the Germano-Russian forces
in the Baltic region. They have cap
tured Wovno, so miles northwest of
wilma, near the Courland border.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-15
STRONG and CON.
SECRATED MEN and
WOMEN WANTED
To Garry Out the Enlarged Program
Involved In the Baptist 75.Million
Dollar Campaign.

In the hope of inducing to enter ac-
tive Christian service sufficient num-
Der of the strongest and most conse-
Grated young men and women among
the Baptists of the South to carry out
the enlarged program involved in the
Baptist 75-Million Campaign, Friday,
October "a, will be observed in all the
Baptist schools and colleges of the
South in Calling out the called"
while similar services will be held in
a majority of the $4,000 Baptist
churches of the South Sunday, Octo-
Der 26, DR.. L. r. Scarborough, gener-
al director, announced today.
Indicating the need of more workers
who will give their whole time and en-
ergies to religious effort, the Home
Mission Board of the Southern Bap-
tist Convention is calling for large
number of additional missionaries,
evangelists and teachers in the noun
tain and missionary schools, DR.. Scar
borough says. At the same time the
Foreign Mission Board is asking for
minimum of 457 additional mission
| aries to carry forward its enlarged
program made possible as a result OF
the campaign; the general work of the
Woman's Missionary Union, Baptist
| Young Peoples Union and the Sunday
Schools all demand more trained
workers. while there are between g.
600 and 5000 pastorless Baptist
churches in the South. 700 of this
number being located in Texas alone
| The need for consecrated laymen to
serve as salaried superintendent OF
Sunday Schools is very urgent, DR.
| Scarborough announces. Within the
last sixty days he has had calls for
rs such men, the positions paying
from $500 to $4,000 year, but he was
unable to recommend a man for any
of these places, as all the men he
knows who are qualified and trained
for that work are already engaged
| There Is no doubt about our raising
the $75.000,0O0 asked for in this cam
paign," DR.. Scarborough said today
"but If the program of service which
we have planned is carried out we
must have more workers"
To match our five-year program we
are asking for minimum of five ad-
ditional workers, competent, conse-
Grated young men and women, and
believe this number will be forthcom-
ing If our Baptist educators and pas
tors will lay the appeal upon the
hearts Of the young people on the two
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-15

Fuel and Iron, International Harves-
ter, Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear Rub
ber, and many other concerns in one
form or other are using the shop
committee" idea. With a machinery
Of this kind established in the large
industries in time all labor problems
can be amicably adjusted. With a
conciliatory attitude on the part of
both capital and labor and an intelli-
gent consideration of the profit-mak-
ing capacity of the concern even the
more fundamental problems of wages
and hours of labor should lend them
| selves to adjustment without the use
Of the strike.
Our national labor program should
| forever keep in mind the interests of
the public and the advancement of the
entire civilization. In the full and
complete recognition of the right of
labor to organize there must be limi-
tations Of power Weapons like the
sympathetic strike, and the use of vio-
lence are certainly not in the interest
of the public. Strikes among police
men and other public officers lead to
anarchy and to the destruction of
civilization and therefore cannot be
countenanced. The hope of civiliza-
tion is the institution fprivate prop
erty, improved democratic relation
ships in industry, and closer unity
between capital and labor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-15
CANDIDATES FOR
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Owing to the fact that some of the
members of the Board of Education
who were elected two years ago have
resigned, there will be nine positions
to be filled the coming election. In
order that men who are accustomed
to the work may continue together
the following, who are at present
members from the wards mentioned,
are announcing, that if the public de-
sires, they will continue to serve in
that capacity:
First Ward-J Reese Kirk, Charles
Slack.
Second Ward-Ben H. Greenlee.
Third Ward-Dr. A. o, Taylor.
Fourth Ward-J. Barbour Russell
R. M. Lindsay.
Fifth Ward-Dr. w. c. Crowell.
Sixth Ward-Dr. A. R. Quigley, Geo.
Dodson.