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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

I pas de tan eScaso vslor para ell COM
bate.
Por 10 que hace a la continuaci0H
de las operaciones, Ell mejor testigo
es Ell prcpio Ludendorff. En- sus Me
morias. ~atribuye la derrote del IS de
Julio eSeEcialmente, al hecho de que.
al Suroeste de scissors, hugo una
division cue pasaba por muy buena.
| Ahora bien. Ell Coronel de Chambrun
nos hace YER que precisamente fue
al SurOeSte de scissors donde ataca-
ron IA primera Y segunda dlylslo-
mes americans que sc hallaban sepa-
radas por la division marroqui o
Ia que formaban cuerpo. Por 10 tan
to, segun la prop!a confession de Lu-
dendorff, fueron eStas divisiones las
que decidieron Ia victoria. aquel dia.
Fl aSunto de St-Mihiel. el y de
~Septiembre, sobre el que Ludendorft
pasa como un cato sobre ascuaS,
fUe para e. ejercito americana 10 que
habia sido para la primera y la Sc
gunda d~iyiSiones los combates de Ca
tigny Y del boSQue Belleau. Los pla-
mes ~preparados por Ell EStadO Ma
yor del General Pershing V sometidos
a Ia aprobacion del general Petain, no
me]recieron la menor critica nj tuvle-
ron que sufrir correction alguna.
La operacion tuvo I'm eXito COM
pleto sin dificultad alguna Y dio por
re~sultado, ademas de una gran IN
quista de t%erreno. $4,000 %prisione-
ros Y 4+3 canones; las perdidas no
e~Xcedieron de 1000 hombres, muchos
de ellos heridos ligeramente.
Una vez mas resulta interesante OR
la opinion del vencido. la que tomamos
del informe del destacamento del e.
jercito aleman C.
'Por 10 menos nueve divisiones ame
ricanas tomaron parte en- el ataque.
Entire esas nueve divisiones. tres Ga
la. la "a, Y la i2a) eran unidades de
ataque de primer orden, V dos la
"A. Y la 26a.) buenas divisiones de
combate.
Eel trio de las baterias fue muy
bien ejecutado.
Los americanos Sc m%ostraron dies
tros en- el manejo de sus ametrallado-
raS.
La preparation de artilieria que
precedi6 al ataque fue llevada a ca
DO bien.
La liga entire la infanteria V la
artilleria fae impecahle. -
Aqui les pongo punto final q mis-
citas, Los que, despues de habeS lei
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

Trad. del frances Para IA PRENSA.
e. general Luderdorff sc eXprcsa
del ejercito americana Ell IN tono
completamente Gesdenoso. en- sus Ne
moriaS s. bien sdmjte que, debido
a Ia fuerza del numcro ' a Ia CUNT
lacion de elementoS. los EstadoS Uni
dos ejsrcieron Il lTfluencIa declSl-
va. no pierde OCCASION de denigrar q
su ejercito.
He aGui aIgunos ~ejemp.os:
A mediaGos del mes de abril de
1918, tuvieron lugar entire St-M!hie-
: el MoseIa los prineroS combates I'M
p~ortarteS contra las tropas america
mas q So encontraban en- Francia des-
lie hacia mucho tempo. Individualmen
e. los americanos Sc baten bien. Sin
embargo. noSotroS teriamoS la VEN
tais Sobre elloS sin dificultad.
'CerCa de Chateau-Thierry ten lu-
nio). at-unaS tropaS anerlcanas bra
vas pero nal mandates ~atacaron sin
,XItO, On maSas c~Ompactas. nueStro
irente debilmente detendidO. ALI.
10 MiSmO que en- tOdaS parties, nueS-
.roS So-iados enjan Ia conviction de
ser los mas fucrteS.....
Las seiS d~IvlSiones americans
e~mpenadaS ten Julio) tuvieron que
sufrir particularmente sin lOgrar te-
ner exito. 4 peSar de las ~cualdades
que para e. Combate tienen los a
m~ericaros tomadoS indiviGualmente.
Ell escaso valor de las mismas cuali-
dadeS en- las tropaS americans que
do demostrado por e. hccho de que
dos hravas d~ivisioTeS alemanaS. a las
L hasta entonces no les habia 20
concedido sino IN valor mediano, con-
tuvieron durante varias scmanas Ell
esfuerzo de fuerzas americans mUy
superiores en- numero..-
No me dc:endre yo a discutir Ia
opinion de Ludendorff. dice 81 Co
ronel Lacortc en- a Gazette de Leu
zanne. 81 no hubiera edo en- ocasio-
mes hacer una observation semejante
a alguuos oficiaIes que llevaban el
casco bien diferente del suyo. Bra
voS, pero nal mandados' he ALI Ia
formula mediante IA cual muchaS per
SOnaS Y hasta genie del otlclo. reSu-
men a Ia ligera la actiyidad en- el com
bate de las tropas amerlcanaS.
Ahora bien. NADIA es mas falso, Y
dos oficiales franceses, el Tenlente
CoroneT de Chamorun Y e. Captain
de Marencnes acaban de proporcio-
a una urueba hriiIante de clio ea
I'm hbrp que esta, al propio tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

Don Luis Cabrera la hH tornado
con Ell EStado dc Yucutdn.
Ha dGdo a la CofniSi6n RegutGdo.
dora del Mercado del Henequen, an
| plc=o nRgHstiCSO para que pdgMe ia
trioiera de Siete milIones de pesos.
81 no los paga. q ST no los pdga en-
Ell dichc pla@o. Don Luis harG man
gas y yapisoteS ca Ell EstGdo de w
catGr. 10 arNiearG, 10 humltarG, 10
desp0idrd....
Don LuiS eS dSi.
Hnsta unteS de la r~euotuci0n, Ell
| EStado de YucntdN habia Sldo et ne
mas s6lidn Situacion financlerG en-
ire lGs entidadeS n~acionaleS. La ~
queza de YucatGn era prorerblaL, sd-
bidu de todos, q los yucctecos Ia So
! biun e~rteriOri=ur en- toddS las tor-
mas. Era an EStado sin deWdGS. srn
compromises dnguStiosoS, qHe 1ba hG-
ciendo Su ridG prosperu en- ana ab-
sotutu independence del centric, al
cuul data muchO mas dc 10 QEe dc
eI rccibia. poseyendo de rerdGd to-
do 10 que eristir dentrO del EStndo.
Tenia su ugricWltUG. Su comerc'o.
su industrial. ST bancG. SIS t~erroca-
ry;lcS-estoS en- rcrdGdern q a5Sotu-
tn propicdud locGl-Ro SUjetoS a las
creatualidodes dc la ridG tlnanc'erd
dc la Replibiica.
Sc bostabG q 81 mism0, q sc bdstG-
ba con crccso. 10 mismo hog que
cuoudo era, bGjo CT gobierTo del a.
dclontado Moutejo.' mlG Capitd"9G
General en 10 absolute independents
del riyTeinGto dc Ia Nucrc EspdHd.
Para mayor independently: lncd.
tdn turo dcSpHGS 10 que sc Hano el
"fucro Ge sangrc", cs dccn', CT pr.
rilegio dc no dGr SoidGdoS para et
ejcrcito H~uciopnI, dc no dcrrochor To-
scaqrc dc hcmbrcs. de no ddr
coutngcatc dc rides q MchdS CT las
arc no dnjmicrCn cHcStioNeS yHc0-
tccGs.
De oqui CT amb,eMfe &c Scpora-
tismo. dc indcpenGcnciG. en- qic Ia
opiui6f naciorai hG qacrido hccer
ririr dc cuGndo en- cHGRGo al p"c-
bio ypcatecc.
De r. rcroMci6u al prcscn-c. 1ac-
ior dicho. dcsdc cI t'i"io dc Ia re-
rohtri6p. IA $ucric dc IucGtdn la
cemb:ndo dc maReru radical. PcrG'o
81 Independence. pcrdjo $" rlqes=G
perdi6 ~ c~Htcrc-G, Ia G'LsterG en-
fsrc-u qnc lc DADA &u olcjamle'.to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
ASUNTOS DEL Ola :

del rssto &c la ReN.5ticG, su d'gn'-
dod de entidad RIGA y libre; manos
|p voluntudes, ajenas Sc nletnron dc
rond6n en- sus cosas, y los yncdtecos
oue Sc rebelaron pr:mero, con ente-
rn naIu fortuna, apechugaron deS-
pu$s con TODD q q TODD Sc reslgnd-
ron con cristiana resignation.
La epocc revotucioTGT1G hGbtG pa
sado sin hacerle dailo a fucdtdn.
mejor dicho, las epocaS r~er0ltclo-
narias; cuando la guerra v1no q hd-
Ger daHo, tue cuamdo Sc aca6o; en-
Iucafdn Sc empez6 d d~eStrutr, Guam
40 en- otras parties Sc comenzaba q
reconstrniir, q los yucntecos no tue
ron capaces de eritarlo. nj de dete:
nerlo. nj de conjurdr CT peL'gro M
de rcpurar los daHos.
jAgi Dcsgraci0dG Ia que mace her.
mosa,-decia Ell poeta.... iDeSreH-
turudos los ricoS, ga sean EstadoS o
persouas en- estes GpocGs en- que "a
turbonoda democrtfica 10 enrueIre
TODD,
4 a;timds fcchos, los yucntecoS
qmisieron defenderSe, dcfcnderse en-
10 possible contra Ell Gtaque del mas
tremendo dc los enemigoS dc los bot-
Si!los ~anciouclcs. de ia rique-a ma
~ciopal: dc Don Lm:S Cabrera.
Ell ih:stre Ministro dc Hacienda
quiso eYprimir q Yucdtdn la poca
$angrc Que lie queda6a despues dc
las bdrbnrus succioHeS de que le han
hecio rictiiau cuantOS en- CT nan
presto los pecado,us m,anos. desde
Eleutcrio .AcIG hGstG Salvador Al
corado. n la Peninsula sc r~eslStlo al
altimo ntropelo. Ia Ultima dtTen-
tn, q Ia ultima bWlG.
Dor Lpis suii6 dc Yrcatdn como
habic eutrudo: eS dccir, como hdbid
cntrado no. pueS que cntr6 cSperan-
ado u contento. y sali6 decepcionG-
do n rcbioso, y jurG rengnrsc.
J. Ia ccngdn=o de DON LulS IN 81
do cruel rengan=G dc alma tloren-
tina. ~encorosn c i~mpl0cable: er'-
q;endo Ia liq"idoci6r dc la ComiSi6n
Reqpladorc del McrcGdc del Hene-
qucu. y o ella. Ia cntrega de slete
nlilloucS dc pesos. en- m plo=o an
cpSticSo.
Como nodg dc ESQ Sc podrd h0-
Ger Dor Luis sc ]iRcdutGrG dc TODD
10 que Ell 81 Estado hGyn mcautnbic.
Dor LpiS IS oSi.
PEDRO RECIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
Ia VIDA DEL HOMbRE

La exjstencia del hombre esfa lie
ma de cruces Y tentaciones. 'lene
al munda sin su ccnsentimiento y sa-
lc dc el sin sill v~oluntad. La marcha
entire ambas cpccas cs muy escabro
So.
La regla do ccntrar!cdades es uno
de los raseos mas im~portantes d"
sun viaie. Cuando eS nino ) las jcFe-
mes d;osas de esculturales formds lc
besan. pcro cuando es 2nciano. solo
los Mines lie besan. 81 el mo
MO es fccundo Y aumeHto a me
ros mayorcs a su fami.ia lie nom
bran t.n:o. Y ruando aumenta ell
nunero de los guarismos sobre un
| cheoue lie banco lie bautizan con el
nombre dc ladron. 81 es pobre. por-
cue Is TN administration incapaZ; 81
IS o~pulento. no cS recto. 81 csta me-
I lido en- Ia politica. es porque tlene
intcrcs particular Y 81 rehusa me-
. tersc. le tildan pCr indigno a la. Pa
tria. s. no es a~ltruista y liberal en-
csridad lc llaman miserable. y 81 10
cs. cgoista.
81 la narca vinne Y le corta 81 HI
10 dGbil cuando eS iover. tenia IN
brillantc porrcnir, y 81 muere amelia
no. psrdi6 su vocacion. FL canine
cs e~scabroso. pero cl hombre 10 anda
cen ahinco. con amer Y aun o t.
rar;dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
REY ANTE Ell REY

Habia muerto Ell Rey. Tendido cor
gran pompa estaba en- la sala de
Estado en- su Castillo. Scbre las SO
bel bias paroles dc la sala colgaban
las banGeras de 10 pueblos conQuls
tadoS. sobre las paroles tamblen,
con letras de orc escritos estaban
los ncmbres de las victcrias consul
madas, de las nacIones aplastadas,
de las libertades robadas.
4 su derredor Sc agrupaban los
scldados veteranoS que habian de-
senvainado sus espadas CT ccntena-
res dc can:pos lie batalla, donde ell
narck6 al frente.
Austeros. torvos d. cara, enarde-
cidos ellos hacian guardia al cuer-
pc del Rey muerto.
FL pueblo. con pasos circunspectos
V silenciosos, cor caras infundidas
del tenor, rcndaban temerosamente
ell cuerro en- reposo del Rey, para
verle la cara. tan blanco, tan quieto.
tan Terrible. con aquella mirada c.
nciada, ore llev6 en- vida. sus manos
cruzadas en- su coraza de fierro
FL ~apcsento estaba lleno de mues-
tras de exito y elocuentes hazanas
cue daban DIOR a Imperio. Mas. en-
esa misma bora. un alma pequena,
pervertida. desfigurada V terglver-
sada Sc enfrentaba ante ell Tribunal
del juicio de Dios. agobiada con 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

do este, sigan estinIando juntamen-
te con Ludendorff y los amigos a
quienes he hecho alusion, que las tro-
pas americans estaban NAL manda-
das V tenian escaso valor de comba-
te, lo tendran mas que leer el llbro
de los. senores de Chambrun y de
Marenches. 81 n~ecesitan mas prue-
has de las que proporcionan las citas
anteriores, en- csc hermoso volumcI
encontraran tantas cuantas puedan
desear.
Coronel Lcconte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

Dentro de pocos dias ~apareeera la
sensational Novels mexicana "Hera-
clio Bernal, ell Rsyo de Sinaloa.'
Esperela listed
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

peso V la augusta de las n~aciones
atropelladas, enrrojecida o la SAN
gre de mujeres V Mines, sus pies So
bra las victimas acusadoras que ago.
to Esa alma. en- ell terror, lastimo-
samente i~mploraba per la misericcr-
dia. misericcrdia.
Era el Rev.
Isid0ro .Aymjo.
Las Cruces, y. NJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
CABALLERO

T.AMPICO. lamps. Febrero 10
Despues de varios iias de permanen,,
cia IN csta ciudad. el ex-generaI
Luis Caballero. tomo pasaje hoy, 4
bordo del vapor americana Monte
rrev." cue 10 llevara hacia ell puerto
de LA Habana, en- donde segun ha
declaraGo cor anterioridad, atendera
q su salud. muy ~quebrantada Ultima
mente.
FL cx-militar aludido. "a acompa,
nado en- su travesia, per su esposa
ash como por u hijos y varlos de
sus familiares Y amigos. Durante su
estancia en- este puerto. reside en- e!
Hotel Palacio. a donde aver estuvie-
ran a dcspcdirse de cl algunas de las
personals que lie guardian personal a.
mistad.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29
EAT ALL: RIGHT
SLEEP ALL RIGHT
but Still Don't Feel Strong and Well,
Probably the Blood Needs
Strengthening
PEPTO.MANGAN WILL DO IT
Sold In Liuqid and Tablet Form, Both
Possess Same Medicinal Value
Insist on "Gude's''

It's not just laziness that robs
some people Of their energy and spir-
its. Sometimes their blood is simply
too weak to supply the necessary fuel
and oxygen to the body.
Nothing will restore strength to a
thin-blooded body unless the blood It.
self is made strong, red and rich.
Guides Pepto-Mangan furnishes
thin watery blood with the necessary
nourishment to enrich 1t, enabling Il
to supply energy, vitality ami
strength to every part Of the body.
Physicians recommend Guides
Pepto Mangan to patients suffering
from anemia because it's beneficial
and lasting qualities are we'll known
to the medical profession.
Guides Pepto-Mangan is obtainable
in either liquid or tablet form. Both
forms contain exactly the same
strength and medicinal properties.
When you buy Pepto-Mangan Of
your druggist, be sure the name
Guides is on the package. Without
Guides it is not Pepto-Mangan :
Advertisement.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29
QUEER WOMAN
VISITOR To
K|sSIMMEE

The Kissimmee Gazette of yester-
day says:
Queer people drift into communi-
ties and Kissimmee is no exception in
playing unwilling host TO them at
times. This statement can be veri-
fed by City Marshall Floyd Tison.
Saturday there was an auto
wrecked between here and Campbell.
In it was a Sanford man who former.
ly lived here, and a young woman,
styling herself Mrs. J. G. Sellers of
Cleveland, Ohio, and a girl about 5
years old, whom the woman claimed
as her child, but subsequent develop
ments proved the little one was her
niece and the mother of the child re-
sided in Jacksonville.
THE auto was speeding and in try.
ing to pass another car, turned over.
The man escaped unhurt and disap-
pCdiOu, IhC Shiiu hdu I'D Coildi uuHc
broken and the woman her heel
bruised The auto is in local ga
rage and will take two weeks to re-
Il pair it, The wife of the Sanford man
was here Monday looking after it and
Dangers at the woman who was with
her husband at the time of the acct
dent.
Somewhat FIighty
THE Sellers woman may be some
what Eighty in her superstructure
but sre possesses shrewdness and a
, nonchalance not easily matched. Her
! first public appearance in the city
was Saturday night when she went
behind the scenes at the Casino thea
ter during the cowboy act. She was
demonstrated with as far as the side
walk with big rope thrower bidding
her q Texas farewell
Numerous trips were made by the
woman along Broadway, accosting
various people with perfect abandon
and she also requested Mr.. Barnes of
the Postal Telegraph Co., to cash her
check and send a message to Mascot
Mr.. Barnes concluded the woman was
hoOdoo.
Becomes A Nuisance
"She went into several restaurants
and took possession of the kitchens
until ordered out and a we'll known
|groceryman is kicking himself hard
for cashing check for her to the
amount Of &c. He got $1.25 of the
money back. At two hotels she was
asked how long before she was going
AWAY, not how long she intended
staying
She purchased $40 worth of goods
at millinery store and paid for i
with worthless piece Of paper. The
goods were returned by the cit,
marshal.
I'm the meantime City Marshall I'll
lson was expostulating with the won
an because Of her actions, and thu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29
(By Associated Press J

Madrid, March 27.-The applica-
lions for vises for passports for
America received at the American
consulate in Madrid, has, since the
beginning of the year, exceeded all
recent records. Most of the applicants
come from the province of alSaman.
ca some of the smaller villages Of
which have been practically de-popq
ulated owing 70 the departure Of these
emigrants. They are chiefly farm lab-
orers' with fair sprinkling, how
ever OF skilled artisans, bricklayers
especially being attracted by the
wages in America.
Some of the emigrants take their
families with them. The majority,
however either wait until thew bavo
prepared home for them, or gather
little fortune together and return
10 Spain to live on the income, in.
creased little by working a small,
plot OF land. Often, however, even
these return to the consulate for :
second wise to go across and when
asked for how long they want il. in
variably reply forever"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

Thomas Jefferson and Martin Van
Buren, have been the only men In
the history of the United States who
have served as governors Of States,
foreign ministers, heads of Cabinets,
vice presidents and presidents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29
SEALED
Tlcnr-.
Kerr
RlCnT

trouble than a funeral the obsequies
Of a parent being reck0ned the most
maddening affair in human expert
ence.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

only reason he did not assert MS "a
fetal prerogative was because OF the
injured child in her care, OF rathei u
bad predicament.
Marshal Missed Meal
MONDAY the city marshal missed
his dinner because he had to keep an
eve on the strange female and ms
usual stock of good nature was get
ting low.
Next seen of Mrs. Sellers, she was
in the ticket office of the railroad sta
ton. asking the agent to give her d
ticket to Jacksonville and she would
send back a check for the price OF
it. This was not in accordance with
the rules of the interstate commerce
commission nor the A. C. s. Railroad
with her usual persistence she ar
gued and the agent was suddenly
called to answer the wire. A rev
minutes later the woman disappeared
to bob-up again in time for the tram
north, which she and her child
boarded.
Gets To Sanford
City Marshal Tison was thankful
And Tuesday word was received here
from Sanford that the woman had
been put off the train there.
while in the ticket office here,
when the attention of the agent was
distracted, she purloined mileage
book. This she had on the train. The
conductor had his suspicious aroused
and took a second look at her trans
portation. The woman had filled 1t
out to take her as far as Cincinnati.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
does not run that far and neither did
the woman ride any farther than San
ford.
"City Marshal Tison says Canford
| is welcome to have the woman in its
midst but he certainly feels sorry for
the child
I'm appearance the young woman
was anything but progressing. Tall
angular, without the least grace in
carriage, hair bobbed and struggling
Hut her effrontery was 100 per cent. .
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

The municipal authorities of +,
French town mt upon a curious IN.
ducement to tardy couples to seek tho
altar They publicly announced thai
all persons who married within )
certain period should be exempt from
local taxes for the space Of five years,
and this announcement was ev;dant,y
SO alluring that an epidemic of m
riages set in at once
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

Dancing plays a very important
part in the education Of boys and girls
In Japan. In the better class of fam
lilies the dancing teacher comes every
other day, regular practice is an af
fair Of routine, and private entertain
ments where the children perform
ere arranged by friendly families.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

me Saturday half-holiday is no
novelty; it was the rule in England
in the 18th and 14th centuries
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-29

When the Chinese wish to declare
the extreme vexatiousness Of any
piece Of work, they say, 1T is more
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

riely OF superior prepared meats isl
making that important food very
simple TO serve. With a pantry sup
ply OF well selected canned foods,
Identified by dependable brand names,
the housewife can go into the kitch-
en- few minutes before meal-tlme
and with very little effort serve an
unusually well cooked, n0urishing
and appellzing dinner.
The saving which Is realized in
the frequent use Of canned foods is
not only that OF time. Standard
brands insure excellent quality. and
there Is no waste 10 add 10 the cost.
Every morsel In the can IS foOd-lus-
clous and wholesome.
DO not pride yourself on the length
OF time YOU spend in The kitchen. Be
ashamed OF II, rather, II Il mounts too
high For the duties Of the modern
hOmekeeper are much broader than
merely cooking and keeping the house
clean. Plan your days Tor more time
J out OF the Kitchen.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
IS
SlO3,SS2,5OO
Real Estate Values in City
Boosted by $l4,856,-
275

Increases on the city assessment
has brought the total up to
si03. 800. This. report has Just
been made by Colonel Weller
Z. Slower, and Harrie II. Price,
composing the city assessment board.
The increase is the more noteworthy
because OF the practical unanlmity
with which IL was received by the
various property owners, but 2JO ap-
peals out Of the 10000 properties az
fected being registered.
Although the Increase over the
figures OF 1919 amounts to Sii,S56275,
the finance committee OF City Council
is wrestling with the problem OF how
10 meet the increased demands OF the
different department budgets for the
ensuing fiscal year without resorting
10 A boost OF the present tax rate.
The bulk OF the valuation Is the
Northern district, the total in this
section being s7i 1850 while the
southern district is S32, 705, $50. Hai
rate assessments I'm the former ag-
eregafe 81 .i2O, $50. while in the latter
they amount to si,263,i75, or a total
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
EVERY RAILROAD MAN
SHOULD READ THIS

peferrons Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffalo.
n. y Dear Sirs.- I was afflicted with
what the doctors said were Yaricoso Ul-
cerr, and up until about five weeks ago
have been treating them for about a
year and i've months.
With all the treatments that were pre-
scribed 10 me by several doctors I re-
ccived. little benefit. and they kept spread
ing and gave me much distress and
caused me to quit my work.
was induced by a brother brakeman
to try Pcterson's Ointment. and after i
and used two boxes ] saw the wonderful
results. You can tell suffering ones
troubled with ugly. painful and horrid
ulcers that your Ointment is a cure for
them when everything else fails. as
have tried about everything.
Thanking You many times over I am,
your happy friend. Chas. J Heyscr
Battle Creek, Mich. A. Glenwood Avenue.
January y, 1916.
y know and dozens OF people write
me- says Peterson Of Buffalo. "that
fetcrsons Ointment also cures eczema
old sores, salt rheum. plies and an skin
Diseases, and ali druggists sell big box
for % centa"