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Would Enforce Neutrality.

A committee was appointed by the
conference to take up with government
officials all cases Of violations of in
ternational law as well as violation of
statutes relating to the neutrality of
the United States. The committee is
composed Of the following: H. Robert
Fowler, formerly representative, chair
man; Frank Monet, former attorney
general of Ohio; James McCracken of
Detroit, Mich, representing the De-
troit Trades Council; Henry B. Martin,
secretary-treasurer Of the Antitrust
League; ]. Weller Long OF Chicago.
representing the American Peace So
ciety; Jacob c. Taylor. representing or
gained labor of New Jersey. and
Henry Tank Of Wausau, Wis, repre-
senting the National Grange Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02
CITY ITEMS.

Our Method OF Cleaning Carpets. Rugs
is best. All work guaranteed. Mod
crate charges. Phone Conger's, w. 6SJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02

&1.5O to Philadelphia, s1.35 Chester,
$500 Wilmington and Return.
Baltimore & Ohio, Sunday. August 8.
from Union station at 7:O5 am, re-
turning same observation-disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02

| Spelshouse. 1916 eth. Main $500 Paper
hanging. window shades, picture frames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02
WANDERLUSTERSH HIKE
DESPITE HEAT AND rain
Forty Start on Walk, But the Mum.
Der Soon Dwindles, to Less
Than Half.
Old Deserted Mansion, Refuge From
Storm, Interests Members Of
the Party.

Following is the Official account OF
the outing of Washingtons wander
lusters yesterday afternoon:
"a crowd of forty wanderlusters who
met yesterday afternoon for their
usual Sunday afternoon stroll dwindled
to less than twenty when the time
came to decide whether to proceed or
return home. These proceeded but
short distance, however, when 1t be-
gan to rain, just enough to make walk
ing unpleasant, and an old deserted
mansion near Kalmia road and Georgia
avenue afforded excellent shelter as
well as a place of interest to explore
and for probing the Imagination as to
it's last occupants. Situated in grove
of cedars, honey locust, linden, catalpa
and other trees, with a driveway and
comparatively recent evidence OF a
flower garden, with its wide veranda
in front, looking toward the avenue,
the old place made a beautiful setting
and in it's day must have enjoyed
quite distinction in its isolated posi-
ton.
THE old house contains eighteen
rooms some of them large, the small
est one being on the fourth floor all
by itself and reached by winding
staircase. Scraps of paper streWn mere
and there, with a stucco model of a
miniature dwelling house, led to the
conclusion that this was used as
playroom or nursery for the children.
The Sherlock Holmes of the party con-
cluded that the house was probably
occupied as late as March, 1914, and
that the family was connected with
one of the prominent churches of the
city. A four-room servants house in
the rear. with a spacious barn and
stable, chicken and milk house, showed
evidences of prosperity at one time.
"One of our mixers, who has seen quite
a little travel in the countries now at
war, gave zest to the occasion by pre-
senting Miss Hord, our standard bearer,
with quite a collection of badges, in
mmemoration of many of the hikes
taken, and recounted for the benefit of
all some of the interesting sights in
the orient and sometimes all but I'M
pleasant experiences in obtaining pic
lures Of that quaint folk in their ma
tive habits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main "440.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02

Free dancing at Great Falls. Va
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Secretary to Act Under Rules.

rule tells the court that the matter
has not yet reached him in the regular
course of the department. When it does,
he states, he will act on it under the
rules and regulations prescribed by the
department.
Former Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma
and Attorney James w. Mcneil of the
local bar represent the Indian. The
Secretary was represented by Preston
c, West, solicitor of the department,
and Assistant Attorney C.. Edward
Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02

4Aneroid Barometers. Schmidt. 1922 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02
URGES UNITED STATES
TO INTERCEDE FOR PEACE
Labor Peace Council" Adjourns
After Adopting Resolution Re
lating to War in Europe.

The conference called by a new or
ganizatioA styling itself 'Labor's
Peace Council" came to an end at the
New Willard Hotel yesterday with the
adoption Of resolution urging the
services Of this country in promoting
peace between the warning nations.
Efforts to get the farm organizations
to go on record as favoring an en-
barge on the shipment Of munitions of
war failed utterly. Also two Of the
farm organizations representatives
present insisted that charges against
the federal reserve bank and the COL
1ector of the port Of New York be re-
moved from the final draft of the reso-
luton, and this was done before adop-
ton. The peace memorial attached
to the resolution, however, suggested
that If any federal reserve banks are
financing any belligerent nation in any
way at all this business should be
Immediately stopped.
The purpose of the resolution is to
call the attention of the administra-
ton to the fact that a large body of
organized farmers is in favor Of peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02
CREEK INDIANS CASE IS
CONTINUED UNTIL OCT. 7
Hearing on Rule for Mandamus in
Oil Land Lease Deferred by
Chief Justice Covington.

Chief Justice Covington today con-
tinued until October Z hearing on a
rule for mandamus sought by Anty
Reynolds, a Creek Indian, against Sec
rotary Lane Of the Interior Depart
ment. Reynolds seeks to compel the
Secretary to approve lease of $50
acres of oil land in Oklahoma without
regard ito the departments regulation
prohibiting the leasing of Indian lands
to any person holding more than $500
acres.
The man to whom the Indian wishes
to lease his land Is already interested in
1900 acres, but Reynolds claims that
the lease should be made because Of its
benefit to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02
HOSPITAL OPERATIONS
AVERAGE 400 A MONTH
DR.. Paul n. Zinkhan Writes of Elk.
periences in Treating Rus
sian Soldiers.
Tells of Princesses Serving as Nurses.
Patients Grateful for Services
Rendered.

DR.. Paul H. Zinkhan, one of the seven
American surgeons in the military hos
pital at Kief, Russia, under the direc-
ton of DR.. Edward H. Egbert OF Wash.
ington, has written to his father, L. F
Zinkhan. superintendent of the Wash
ington asylum and Jail.
He says that their operating sched-
uIe is more than 400 cases a month
that the wounded Russian soldiers are
stoics and extremely grateful for the
care given them. He tells of princesses
acting as nurses, and of every woman
in Russia doing her share to alleviate
the hardships of the fighting men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-02
:Special Film Features

Washington Theater and Park.
TONTGHT-Jesse l.. Iasky and David Be
lasco present Beascos great success,
THE wAKRENS OF VIRGINIA" with
BLANCHE SWEET and an all-star cast.
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lem.
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G6riItiuc gliaer.

Bic 5nttpideIrn9saeihidte Der
aontraltiitin GbriitiHc 9iiller lit
cine iiberraideu0e III meuiqan Soh.
rem rur ctrana iic iih 8eltrui
aGc grfifeu iinO iid oaritber einig.
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tel0es Grgan. ion0crit audi cine
to%foiIaIe Ic6nif beitBt Die gg|eD
3lorfer Stoats3eitung riibn1t an
ibr, 6aB i5rc Gimme nift MIR in
Sen nieoeren Regiitern ioHor. ions
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neid ~erflange lln0 t6atI6dIid ~
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0aB iie nod nberan. no Fc iemaIs
anfggtreteu if 'nie6er engagtert
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aud muB riibmeno an Sri. QliI.
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fire qon3e mrlifoliIte @uSbiIolng
III ben Ser. Stoaten erbielt uno iih
oeuno6. mic i1mmtlife aritifeu be-
pqiien, ben erItfloiiigen, auf Dem al.
ten aontinente ausgebiI6eteu Gan.
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Scum stptt

lit elmer Der hernorragcnoitea 1ans
ger, BEN bic Ser. Staaten Ill ben
36rigen 3d6Ien. Inter oieIen ninmt
or ieood Die eiu8ignrtige Steaung
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aid 0anf elmer prGdtigen @oltrng,
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aon8erte biloet AIes Dies FtempeIt
ibn ait ciaem boIlen6eten QiinitIer
auf Sem %qcTannten @ebieie Der Sc
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Dem @ebiete Der Gper errltngen.
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aerfreiien geid1bt miro. benefit Der
ltnitono, SoB ct alp1 bel 6en 1ros
Ben oeutihem SdneerfeIt 1912 in
philadelphia aIs 5oliit mitpirfte.
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adrattioHeH allh ned Suiia Glau.
Zen biu5uiir7eu 5u t6uucH
~lluicre eiEheimiidjen Soliitea.
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hrhh Saamas Z. seIn.

Die Sopraniitin 5rou 8bomos &.
steQp lit felt 5obren nit Dem mHii
foliifan 2eben It'll Gmahn olfs IN.
niqIte DcrbuH0en un0 lit fie bier
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in ftdrfer Qahfrage fir geieaige
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ihie6eitlid eigngirt. Die meiiten
iHrer Gtu6ien bat aud oicie ainirle.
rim bier in amerita erfolgreid ourh
getttrt ader and IN Berlin ulto
1n6errH 1t10ten 8autihlauOs lit fte
erfoIqrci1 a~ufgatretei1 liuo in erIterer
5to0t trof ite nit sSran Rappolo,
elmer an0eren Sotiitin 0es Singer.
feites, tn SouIe bon @errn uno
5ran 5raH SLING Glnrf 8uidmHten
Cine beionoere aus8cidnung tprr0e
Der stilnItlerin nod 0aourd 5utbciI,
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Gbieogo 61npbonp Grhetra's igr
ben IiteI oaon5ertateiiter beg Den.
oelSiobn gbors" beilegte.
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lit eines Der iiAreH6en Mit9Iieoer
Ser METROPOLITAN @ranO Opera
uou Netp Dorf uno ihnf
bort bic borbifolih geiporoene NoIe
0es Grofen 0eipperg III 8iDroano's
npuer Gper .,g1aDnme Cans Gene.
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nor BON icltea id0uar aldngfiibrung
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ger1oe3u eine 5eniotion h%qrporaet
rnien gr I'll Ell uirfIider Teuur
NIT benz ~oihrierenoen Zone rpiHer
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gsrl. @earaarct Damn.

Srob ibrer Su9enO farm bod SRI.
Maarqaret Gamm uuf cine an gr.
foleen reide aiinitIerInufbnbn 5u
riidbIifen. 5riiber beoiente iie iid
oes 8abnennamens Dtargaretbe bon
Der Glten urt0 bat NIT peridieoenen
@eieaihaften Den gan8en neucn aon.
tinent Dnrdquert. Sbre auBerge.
iDS6nlihe Gh6nbeit, Deretut NIT Ell.
uer berporrageHben 5oprdnftimnte
uno aaBefgepobnIider shnlung Dot
fie idafI III bic erite Reibe dmeri.
fontfder a"Hnltlerinnen borruden Iai.
len. auBeroem lit file aber aud IN
nielen Sport5neigen felt i'm S1tteI
10 idluomm ite beilpielgmeiie ruulo
INN ben Garter Cafe bel Omaha.
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Meilat nis uno ihlue be8uqIih
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The RaIaIl Stores

SHERMAN 4 MCCONNELL DEUG Co,
18th and Dodge.
OWL DRUG CO. 18th and H rney.
LOYAL PHARMACY, Loyal Ho-ei
HARVARD PHARMAGE, cath and Earnam.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
Fl yapor ingI6s ''Lusitania' eIlar-
bold la bandera de las barras
y las estreIIas
Sc cree que este incidente pueda ocasionar
varias ~dificuitades

LONDRES, Febrero s.
Gran sensation ha caUSadO er
eSta capital Ia noticia relative
a que el vapor ingles Lusita,
MIA. de Ia Linea Cunard, hicie.
"a uso de Ia oandera america.
na en- su reciente viaje que a.
caba de hacer al cruzar Ell MAJ
De Irlanda, Sobre TODD pOr que
Sc insinUa que Ia dntermiua
ci6n del captain del barco ODE.
deci6 a 6rdenes expresses de.
AImirantazgO britanico.
En- un informe .publicado
anoche por la Oficina de ne
gocios extranjeroS ; Ell Qua
tiende por decirlo aSj, q JUS
tificar tai uso, Sc argulIe gu,
ell unico efecto CUE podrla pr,
ducir eI uso de una bander.
neutral p0r IN barco mercaD
te, seria el de obligar al enemi
90 a investigar la veTdader,
nacionaIidad del barco j. !.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
Sc
4 LOS HABITANTES DE
L. POLONI RUSA

PERRIN, Te5rcro S.-Hoy
plbjico oficiaImenle Ia no.
i,.a de cue el Comjst Cen
ral International esta dando
los pa~os necesorios para su-
rilis-rar >ocorros d los ma
oitaa.es de a4ueIIos lugares
de la Po!onia, ruSa que es-
tan ocupados por las tropas
alemanas.
FL proyecUo principal con-
sjste en- Iecabar grandes can
5idades de dinero para COM
prar cereales que Sc enviaran
a dichos lugares, siendo los
demas gastos de administra-
ci6n por cgensa de Il Fun
daci6n Rockefeller.
Los Embajadores america
no y espa1ol tanto de esta
capital como de Viena, for
man parte del retcrido Co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
Ell u n

Como nuestros lectores ha-
bran notado, tenemos en- nuss-
tro diario una seccion llemada
de Anuncios Econcmicos, So
bre Ia cuai queremos lamar la
atencion del publico en- gene
raj.
Esta secci6n es de verdade-
"a inportancia para ell que
busca lin empleo, para ell que
quiere un empieo, para ell que
quiere Tin empieado o sirvien~
ts, para e. que tiene algo que
render o comprar, para todos,
en- resumen, los que necesitan
ponarse en- contacto con al
guien para Mevar a cabo el a.
cIeglo de cueiouier negocio.
TIA PRENSA" es ell periodi-
co nexicano mas lefdo dentro
y fuera de San Antonio y sus
anuncios sou de resultados
7r&ciicos inmediatos. En- GUAM
20 al precio de eIlos en- la Sec
ci5n de Auuncios Economics,
a6atenos decir que podemos
pu5licarlos hasta por la insig-
nif;cante suIus de IS c~entavcs.
ST necesita listed trabajo o
enlpleados, 81 ttata de rentas,
comprar Q vender aiguna casa
0 terceno, 81 ha perdido alguna
cosa, 81 quiere conprsr o ven
der muebIes, joyaS, etc. pase a
z2estras oficiuas y lie daremos
{ conocer nuestras condolences
para publican les anuncios e.
con6n.cos. Por muy POGO d.
nero coZSeguir5 10 que listed
dasea, pues "a PRENSA" es
Zelda en- to6as parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
e. CAMPO De Il GUERRA
guerra

Las escasas noticias que Sc
han recibido hoy de la guerra
dicen POGO de las operaciones
que Sc han de5arroilado en los
distiatos frentes de las lineas
v las cuaies Sc reducen, en- oc-
cidente a encuenhtos de inenor
inportancia v en- oriente a Ia
continuation &c los grandes
cornbates en- Polonia , los Car
patos.
los austriacos dan cuenta
de que ocuparon la plaza de
Kinpoiung, obligando a los
rusos a retirarse &c Bukowina,
haci&ndolea mas de mil pcisio-
neros.
Noticias de Atenas habian
de cue la escuadra anglo-fran-
cesa ha seguido bombardean-
DO los fuertes del estrecho de
les Dardaneios.
Fl Consul! general de Mon
teuegro en- Londrcs, Ia infor-
mado al Go5ierno ingies, que
en- Albania reina la mas com
oleia anarquia.
Ell Vicc-canciIier de Aiema-
MA ha informado a Ia Prensa
Asociada que su go0ierno no
de-ouisar6 ningln cargamen-
. de ceyeales impo-tado de
los Estados Unidos.
Fl Gran Aimirante Won
EcesSer, presidents de la Liga
Naval alegnana, en- una pero-
rac;on d:rigida a EOS estudiaz-
ties de Ia Jniversidad de k;el,
manifesto cue Alemania no
tene iaiercionea de pEescntar
una 5a5aiia formal Il Ia Got2
al.ada. a este esecto dijo q
Alu.raaie: "Nuestca marina
d9be protegerros bajo todas
condolences = no aceptare min
glaa babaIia q menos que con-
sidsre poder obtener 81 triun-
To-"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
Ell Papa Bencdicto
AY eseVa su5 pre-
ces por Ia paz
Sesenta mil personals a.
sistieron d los oEiclos
en- la Cate1rai De
s. Pedro

ROMA reh~aro Saver
Sc verified en- est. cgritai
Ia gran ceremonial rehgio5a
IA que el sumo ToA'iL'oe
.IIorS..t --.,9-" o,.'. o~-. .oi l La
f. hzria do irrror.,.o mar To-
dos los fieIas ca4asicos Il
elemental diyina para Ia res
tauracidn de Ia pa en- el
universe enTeTo'
~ -" sSyS''" que y ..I ~
Ssn DoJ.. "'. r.. o-.r.::ran+o
mr. +odos oan~o,fos p in
menso edificio Sc VIC mate
materiaImente invadido por Ia
muchedumbre avida de ele-
var sUs ruegoS en- union oel
9@h'0 FaaEe. In mas ue Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
La fIota a~leraana nc
~presentara batalla
al eneInigo
Asi 10 declare el Ami
rante Won Rooster en-
Ia Uniyersidad
de KEEL

BERLIN Fehraro 2-FI Gran
A1miran+a Won Koestar n~asi-
dan+a ia - Tirs naval aIane-
ma an Nm di.cn,so ono nron,r.
ci6 aver on ~ vniI,aris5aJ no
KiaI hizo a~Ir,nnas considars-
clone. sobro 81 name? ara daba
iuosr J, rot;na ~siarana an 70
u9.o, -,
FnI.o oa-, o,:f,.-s
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10 con Ia rIors anc,o-fr5Tso-
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BaSse Y que eli cnemigo ma
bia mantenido en- su poder.
En- eI sector de ArraS los
alemanes bomOsrdeaTon las
trincheras que hace &as les
fueron quitadas, pero no han
emprendido ALI ataQues de
in~fanteria.
En- les combates de artille-
ria cue sc han esJado verlfi-
cando en- Ia Inca de Arras q
ReimS, hemoS ienido Ia ven
taja en- todos elIos."
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los ~PRISIONERQS Dc CJE
R3 LABNARAN LOS CAM
POS De

AMSTERDAM. tlarcro g.
Hoy sc supo en- c>ta ciuaad
cue las ausorijaje, militia.
res aIemanas han tornado Ia
determination de empiaag a
los prisioneros de guerra en-
Fl cultivo de los campos, pa
ia que de este modo sean
ut.Ics en- algo al pals.
Los hombrcs deberan ser
aloiados ' mantaniaos r2r
acueIlos para quienes tra5a-
ien, recibiendo ademas IN
estipendio diario de dos CEN
tavos Y medic diarios. Las
autoridades han recomenda-
do 4 los hacendados que
aprovechen esta oportunidad,
que tantas yentajas economl-
cas- les presta = que les pro
porcionaTd muy buenas IT'LL
dades.
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NOTlCIAS 0FICEALES DE IA GUERRA

dos ametralladOras.
al sur del Canal de La Ba-
sse eI enemigo logr6 internar-
Sc en- una de nuastras ljneas
de trincheras, trab&ndose ALI
una fuerte Iucha.
"Ningunos otr0s incidentes
de importancia ha habido de
los t~eatros de Ia guerra, eTcep-
to algunos combates de artille-
ria
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TURQUIA.

C"ONSTANTINOPLA, Fe-
brero 7.-Bl informe publicado
hoy por eli gobiecnO, dice:
"Nuestra vanguardia lego
va q Ia region oriente del It's
mo de SueZ, logr&ndo recha-
zar hacia la region del Canal,
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Entered as second class matter Fe-
bruary z, 1913. st the post office at
San Antonio, Texas, under the set OF
March 8, 1879.
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hrtIea5gs ReIigiosos
De YENTA EN- LA
LIEGERlA De iGNACIO 4. LOzAEo.
GRACIONES.

0RACIONEs.
; CENTAFOS CADA UNA.
Evazt-a Sonora de Guadalupe.
Ito Nlno de Atocha.
San joss.
Las doce ysrtsdes del mundo.
S-1tisima Trinidad.
5"lEa E'.na de Ia Cruz.
L. MagGlGica.
S2mbrs de San Pedro.
Jgsto Juez.
Se1or de Ia buena muerte.N
San IsilrG labrador.
J San CiDfiazo.
Us cgetro Evangelios.
\ -estra SczoEa De Monserrato.
. M lutOs en- compahia de Jesus
SaCTsGentaGo.
De-! Santo Milo de Atecha, q Is
c~e0tGTCs cGda una.
Nay--a = Triduc de Nuestra Sc
n7~s del Perpetuo Socorro, a 20
cal,aYOs cgda una.
RosaT;os biencos, de concLe, muy
elegantes - so cts.
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Este libro es ura soberbia c
p: c-5l Gei&atiguo Y Nueyo Tes-
Cam.nto. EneieSta eScrita Ia COM
pIcada historic Gel pueblo de Is
Iaei, = pirJa lss fcuras de Pa
t]risrcas Y P~Tofetas. visndoss cla-
TaDeEJe como So prepara ell gran
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$500 el ejemplar.
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Ia Invasion Americana
en- Mexico.
Detaues gra1cos de Ia tOma de
V~eracruZ.

Frescos estan aun los aconteci-
mientos de z de AbriI de 1914,
facha en- que los marines ameri-
cano5, por c-den del Presidente
Wilson, holIaron ell her6ico suelo
veraer1zano. Compre usted ell IL
bro t.tuiado la Invasion Ameri-
cana en- Mexico. : etalIes graf
COS dc n toma de Veracruz" en-
el cUal $50 f~otografias lie ensena-
ran grafcamerte los detalles de
aQuelia acci6n que jam&s olvida-
remo5 los meXicanos.
VALE la 0BRA 50 CTS.
Pidase g
LGNACIO z. LOZANO
Cor Dolorosa ST. San Antonio, Tex.