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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28
Plan to Envelop Russians in Warsaw Apparently
 Has Stopped
VON MACKENZEN IN
 GREATEST BATTLE
Russians in Violent Counter Attacks on Narew River Claim to Have Driven Back the Germans.
 French on Offensive

London. July 27.-Uot30 D. m.D--Aus- tro-German attempts to enveiop the Russian armies defending Warsaw and to capture the Polish capital. which for a time progressed almost with the momentum of the offensive that cleared GaIicia of Russians. have been almost halted. and where the Germans are moving 1t |. only yard by yard and nt tremendous cost.
 The German field marshal. von Mack enzen. has taken a few villages on the way to the Lubin-Chelm railway between the Vistula and the Bug rivers. and the Austrians. by a counter offensive at Sol<al. have taken positions which will make the reports that otherwise the position of the German troops under Won Mackenzen remains unchanged
 Small Advance
 Along the western bank of the Vistula from Ivangorod to Novogeorglevsk. even made, while along the Narew, Von Hin denburg, who has been trying to drive a wedge in behind the city, is largely oc- cupied in meeting Russian counter at tacks
 These counter attacks, according to Pe- trograd have forced Germans who had crossed the river to return to the northern bank at points, but Berlin asserts they failed, and that the German advance is moving eastward.
 The Russians. defeated in the Baltic nrnNinraS rerpnflN a Iso hlit Berlin says an attack from Mtau was repulsed.
 Farther south the Germans continue their advance eastward toward the Wilma Petrograd railway, but there is a lot of territory to cover before this is reached, and it is considered more likely that Gen eral Von Buelow, in command here. will turn to the southwest to threaten Russian armies facing Won Hlndenburg.
 Battle at Height
 Everywhere the battles are at their height, especially that in which Non Mackenaen is engaged Military cr.tics here believe that this Is the most critical engagement of the campaign, for the whole German plan depends on Von Mack enzen reaching the Lubln-chem railway.
 With interest centered on the east. the important French offensive in Asace has been almost disregarded. Patis reports another success north of Munster which apparently is the French objective, and the repulse of a series of German counter attacks. The French have concentrated a lot of artillery in this region, and with high explosives have been tearing up the German defensive works, among the strongest along the whole line.
 Artillery Is also playing an important part in the battle on the 1sonzo, where the Italians are reported to have concern trated for three days their fire on the Austrian positions. This fire Is said to have exceeded in violence that which the Austro- Germans employed against the Russians in western Galicia, which up to that time was the most terrific ever known fin war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28

Washington. July 27.-secretary of night urging that he be not pressed for details of the military policy now be- ing formulated until the appropriate time has come to make them public.
 The Secretary will submit to the army reorganization, now being out lined by the general stan. He has re- fused to discuss the subject or indi- cate what h specincslly conternplsscd in the plan.
 T have absolutely refrained from mak- ing such statements. because I feel that the effect thereof at this time would be more hurtful than helpful" the statement says. There have been published many unauthentic statements of what is in con- temptation, and I feel that the effect of these has been hurtful rather than help ful.
 Gives Reasons
 My reason for refusing to make any thing public at this time Is that the policy has not yet been formulated with it's de- tails sufficiently worked out so as to mage 1t possible to present 1t as a whole. II some one or more of the various parts are put forth separately and debated and discussed, they might excite opposition which would be entirely dssipated if not turned into approval when considered In connection with the whole plan.
 T believe 1t is a fact in art that q figure such as the human figure. must be proportioned if a correct representation Is intended. to the distance from which it is to be viewed If sculptor wishes to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

Spirited debate in house on tax
 exemption.
 Coroner's inquest begins on dis
 aster.
 Terrible revolution breaks out Sir Edward Grey sends request for
 further delay. 2-Nashville city officials busted. 3-Good Roads days named by gov-
 ernOr. 4-Editorial comment 5-Holberg becomes president of Ad club
 Conner once more urges importance
 of warehouse law. 6--Society. 7-Sports. 9--Markets. 10-E. H. shropshirs. IT, Asad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28

Port au Prince, Haiti, July 27.-A revelation more terrible In the toll thus far taken than any even in the days of Nord Alexis. famed out in the Haitien capital today. It was an off shoot of the movement to the nofth, where the adherents of pr. Rosalvo Bobo. twice expelled from Haiti for several months have been striving to break the power of the Haitien Presi- dent, Gen. vlIbrun GuiIlaume.
 One hundred and sixty men, including former president of Haiti, Gen. Orestes zamor, have been executed by order of General Oscar, governor of Port au Prince. who later in the day was dragged from the shelter of the Dominican lega- ton and riddled with bullets.
 President Guillaume and members of his family have taken refuge in the French legation an attack upon which has been threatened; the presidential pal ace has been partly destroyed after an at- tack which lasted for hours. and the revolutionists are in possession of the city. How many persons have been shot down in the streets and the government buildings cannot be learned, but the ex- changes between tho loyal supporters of the President and the rebels were car ried on with furious determination on the one side and desperate resolution on the other
 Palace Burning
 Eventually President Guillaume. Gen. eral Oscar and the chief of police, who were defending the palace with the aid of the Presidents personal staff and other troops who had remained loyal were obliged to flee. At that time one section of the palace was burning.
 Port au Prince has been in state of panic for days. No one knew when he might be seised and cast Into prison; there have been wholesale arrests. ap- parently without cause. by order of the President or some of those close to him.
 SuccesBes gained by the revolutionists in the north were convincing proof to the Presidsnt and government officials that their course soon would be run. There fora they vtswsd with suspieion various
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28
M'CART ACQUITTED
 OF 45-YEAR-OLD CRIME

Covington. Ga, July N-The Rev. w. H. McCart was acquitted in superior court here late today on the charge of having murdered Monroe Smith, neighbor. z years of age McCart fled immediately after the shooting ip 1870 and was ar rested when he returned recently from Hawaii, where he had been a missionary. He was the chief witness in his own de- fense. declaring that Smith had struck his mother and had threatened to kill him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28
GREENBAuM ARRESTED

Chicago. July 27.-W K
 Greenbaum, general manager of the Indiana Transportation company. which had leased the Eastland for use last Saturday, was taken into custody today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28
Bryn Mawr Wins

ragansett Pier, R. l., July N.-bryn Mawr defeated Cooperstone today in the final event for the Army and Navy polo cups, 61h to 31z.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-28
Senator Judge, However, Opposes Any Measure Which Will Embarrass the County
FAVORS A SMALLER
 RATE THAN THE BILL
 NOW PROVIDES FOR
Believed Members Will Fa- vor Measure Giving Bir-
 mingham S2OO,OOO of the Funds Paid County by City
By HIGH ". ROBERTS

Montgomery, July 27.-(Special.) It is considered highly probable that the lesislature will pass . bill requir- ing Jefferson county to redeem scrip issued throughout r years of the past.
 It is certain Ger. that the wenkley bp <S reduced .nd .. if 's today 70 be enacted into law. That 0 N .s known, provides that the 9 Of Jefferson shall redeem itA at S5 cents on the dollar and at rate of $JO,OOO worth per an mum.
 This bill in the first place will encoun- ter vigorous opposition in the house. Should it reach the senate in it's present shape, it would be amended by motion of Senator Judge. That legislator, however. Is in favor of Jefferson county taking action at once which in the long run would result in the redemption of all It's scrip. However. he would not have this consummation brought about as a result of the bankruptcy or even serious finan- ~eehA
 The Price Basis
 "I am in favor of Jefferson county redeemlng its scrip" said Senator Judge this morning.
 However, I would oppose the pas sage of the Weakley bill. as it is writ ten. I do not think that the scrip buyers should be permitted to profit so
  of the scrip was bought at from 15 to 8 cents on tAe dollar
 ''I would amend the Weakley bill so that the scrip in the hands of it's original owners would be redeemed at probably 70 cents on the dollar, and that in the hands of traffickers in scrip at the rate. we will, say of 50 cents on the dollar
 "I would make provisions. also. that in thus redeeming the scrip. the county would not be compelled to put out so much money per annum that 1t would be seriously embarrassed in & financial way"
 Telegrams From Home"
 In the provisions of the Weakley bill. the members of the degation were much concerned this morning. Each received a telegram signed by about 20 well known residents or B1rfnlnBnd1n uTSlnB tudt tne bill be beaten. Some of the members up to that time uninformed in detail of the provisions of the bill, hastened to ac- ouire the necessary knowledge.
 The idea seemed to prevail that in re- spect to the redemption of sccrip, haste should be made slowly, this due to tn :, fact that such a large percentage Of the paper has been acquired by speculators. It is believed. however, that the dele gation will support the bill requiring the county, beginning January 1, to pay wit nesses in cash. and that a majority Of the members look with favor on the meas ure requiring the county to turn back into the coffers of the city the sum Of Noo,00o- representing, according to the claims or inc cjty. the amount paid by the city to the county in excess of the benefits ac- ouired by the city.
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tContinued on Page Three)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
YPRES IA DESDICHADA.

so Y eXcepciOnalmente vastO,
convertible en- un mon
ton de e~scombros. En- otro item
DO Sc ~reunian ALI los merca-
deres. 10 coronado una hermO-
sa TORE que Sc hallaba en- re-
paraci6n, con los andamios to-
davia sin quital.
La casa del AyutamientO
que estaba a IN pasO, cay6
Diedra sobre piedra al golpe
de los canones tudescoS. Nj
una s6la casa de la ciudad es-
cap6. pudi6ndose decir que to-
das las ventanas fuer0n dete-
riodadas.
La ciudad qued6 material
mente aniquilada por los obu-
ses ' el incendio. Barrios en-
ceros fueron barridos. Y como
sc destruyeron los dep6sitos
de aqua, resuit6 impossible
combatir ell incendio.
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De pronto -isucna ATM los

De pronto -jsucna aun?- los
angeles y les victorias Sc apartan
de sus Columns, clavan en- terra
las banderas, y acsrcandose a la
tumha del heroe descubren con
I'm esfuerzo unanime Ia urna.
POGO a POGO Ia imagen Sc ANNA:
la cara redonda, arruga energica
en- Ia frente, ell bicornio, el cuer-
20 fornido y pequeno envuelto en-
ell abrigo Iegendario de petit ca
poral',....iEs el ell invicto, Ell
gran corso, ell de Marengo Aus.
terliz. Y Ia mujer, at0nita, re-
pite maquinalmente la magica
palabra:
-iSaIvala, salvala!
Ell heroe Sc incorpora, p9ne Ia
djestra en- la espada y pregunta:
-iD6nde esta ell enemigo?
En- Ell Este.
-Bien.... cue vengan los ma
riscales a tomar 6rdenes.
-jLos mariscaIes? reptile la
mujer...
Los generates que estan va
en- Ia frontera. Hay un ej6rcito
en- Verdum, otro en- los VosgoS,
otro.... Los ingiesos estan en- ei
Norte.
-jPero los han dejado desem
barcar? Pronro, pronto, los en-
pujaremos hasta ell mar Y los a
hvgaremos en- e., que es su ele-
mento. Mes pagaran Trafalgar
al fin.
La mujer abre los ojos esaan-
tada dice:
No., 6yeme 80. TIE e~quiy,ca,:
los ingIesss son ~nueslros a ak ).
cauuDa.tn j.hto q nuestrO ey6r,i
to-.
81 h6coe vue've tsn r&p d.
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- ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS. =.

p~uenteS; pero al otro dia Sc
los rechaz0. Fl Is Sc redo
hlaron los ataques: pero va
las posiciones de los aliados,
fuertes al princlpiO, Sc habian
convertible en- ineXpugnables,
gracias a Ia cooperation del
ejercito belga al mando del
general d'Urbal. La ofensiva
de los alemanes qued6 rOta, Y,
segun datos, las p6rdidaS de
los ejercitos germanos, pasan
de ciento veinte mil hOmbres.
En- algunas trincheras de mil
doScientos metros de largo, Sc
encOntraron dos mil cadave-
res, Y es bien sabidO que los
alem2nes, siempre que pueden
levantan los cadaveres de los
suyos del campo de batalla.
Los oficialeS franceses eX-
plican tai mOrtandad pOr Ell
hecho del ataQue en- masas
cerradas. La ar.iIleria de los
aliados, emplazada al Sur de
Ypres, habria constantemente
Sangrientas brechaS en- eSas
masas.
La importancla del triunfo
de los aliadoS en- Flandes ra-
dica en- Ell hecho siguiente,
que es muy significativo: AFRO
iado fuera de su territoriO ell
ei6rcito belga, el Enperador
Guillermo realizaba su pro-
yectIo de proclamar Ia aneXi6n
de B&lgica Y anunciar 81 ami
quilamiento total de unO de
los ejercitos enemigOs. 81 hui
biesen siGO tomadOs Bunker
he, Calais ' Boulogne, Ingla-
terra no hubiera contado va
con commissioners para ell
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VISION.

Una mujer alucinada entra en-
LES Invaiidsz." Ha tenido IN
sueno y al despertar, las imagi,
nes subsistel a6n en- 81 alma.
Atcavieaa ell vasto campo de ar,
mas en- tOrno al cual las ventanaa
son armaduraS de piadra, Sc in
terna en- una gaIeria, pasa juntJ
a viejo mutilado que lleva crgu
IlCsamente sobre ell pecho una
medal!a, traspOne una eScalirata
y de sdbito, he encucEtra bajo
las naves augustus en- donde esta
la tumba del Emperador. Al foD-
do, veIsdas por rejas, visllmbra-
Sc la capi!la ornada de barderas
y e~standartes hechos girones; a
ambOs lados mOnumentos dc mar.
mol negro guardian los rest0s de
los parieuteS y mariscales del he
roe y en- Ell centro, bajO Ia ba
!austrada circular de marmOl, 70
daada de angeles y de v~ictoyIaa
VigiIautes, ell CUmuto De p6rhdu
rOjO..... ALI estaba NaDaie6n. l.
muJer Sc scerca, abandona an
siOsamente ST. bosto sobre 10 ba
laustrada, reccgG su cspifitu g n
voca la vision que, en- suenos, tn
vo Ia nOche antes. Tn waste 81
lencio domino; cae Ia tarde Y ei
Sol eDciende tras de la reja Ia ca
pilla, cual 81 todos los cirios Sc a.
lumbraran para alargar su5 la
mas hasta ell cielo e impetrar. &c.
FL alma de la mujer es otra Lama
que Sc ejeva, y su loz mientras
su mirada esta fila en- ell tdmulo
rojo, pide el milagro f~ervorosa-
ente:-Napole6n, levartate Co
mo tie he visto anoche, toma tn
espada y salvanos!..... Es la nora
Francia tie necesita.
tn madre y necesita de
Bu hijo: ilevantate y salvala!
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de los Dux. La esbelta torreci-
LA del 0este Sc hallaba en- pie:
la gruesa torre del cOnSejO,
desportillada, Sc Sotiene STEM
pre-, pero no eXiSte va ell al
to techo pun5iagudO de que
surgia, Y es, en- esta agonia
de las piedra8, una transfigu-
raciGn intraducible, un ANAL
sis tragico del enorme edifi-
clio, que parece decirnos con
orgullo antes de caer:
-iHe aqui de 10 que esta-
ba hecho!
El interior Sc ha volatizado.
La b6veda de MADEIRA no exis-
te va. Los frescos estan des-
truidos; las b6vedas del pri-
mer piso estan rotas, los Gle
los estan Q~uemadoS. 10 que
Queda eS la Inca de las facha-
das Y nunca, nunca Sc ha mos
tradO tan noble esta Inca.
Ella tambi6n es pura como
una mujer muy hermOsa Gu
va bellaza Sc nos va a eSca-
par. " Sc nos va a escapar!.
In habitante, al que inte-
rrogu6, me die que en- Ia no.
che del % de noviembre, en-
10 mas fuerte del incendio,
aquello tenia el aspecto de una
fiesta demoniaca. Todas las
ojivas Sc halIaban iluminadas,
Y sobre el domo habia tantaa
llamas que Ia torre desapare-
cia en- Ia hoguera. 7 mientras
81 mercado de panos Sc consul
mia, Ia cathedral Sc incendia-
ba, ardian la casa del Ayun-
tamiento, cl mercado de la
Boucherie Y su museo y las vie
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Lo cue deben pagan los ale
names COMO determination

e. peri6dico ingl6s "Tablet'
publica una lista tornado por
VI. Henri Mason, abogado de
la Corte de apelaci6n de Bru-
selas, Ell Ia que estan conte-
midas las perdidas que los ale
names han hecho sufrir a Bel
gica durante los ochenta y
dos primeros dias de la que
ira. Ea liSta eS Ia siguiente:
Edificios, fortalezas Y CO.
mercio de Lieja Y sus alrede-
dorss, 172.9OO.O00 frances;
comercio Y edificios de Tirle-
mon, 27,OOO,0 900; Universidad,
edificios y comercia de Lo-
vaina, 1876, 800, 600; catedral
obras de arte, etc de Malinas,
80, 800, 600; edificioS, comercio
Y fueTteS de Namur, .......
II9,6I0.OOO; ciudad de Di-
mart y castiIlos que bordean
81 rio. 778, $4,000; edificios '
- --
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CONCURSO.
(Viene de la 3a.)

scr bueno5 ciudadanos y no Sc
iejen ileyar por cualquier IA
"a aturdida cue Sc para en-
cualQuier trCncO y lie habIa de
pueblo. de democracia, Y que
no saben nj ellos mismoS 10
Que Significa eSa palabra, Y
ala va Ell pueblo a verter su
s&ngre pOr un cualQuiera que,
nj siquiera piensa pOr su Pa
tria, solo llenaTse los lolsI-
Hos eS 10 que ambicionan, y
81 pueblo queda Ell IL "mesrna
manera compadre' esta es mi
opinion: mientras no haya
union no tendremos paz y va
cue Iienen uStedeS csc prOp6-
sItO de YER 81 por algun me-
do sc logra la pacificaci6n
de nuestTa patria, 10 prime
70 que debiamoS hacer, repito
ayudar al general Emiliano
Iapata porque entiendo que
cs eli que trabaja mas honrada
mente pOr ell pueblo sin ayu-
da de nuestra sombra negra..
despues muchas escuelas, me-
jOr que otras cOsas inGtiles que
predican esos seHores leaders
que podian reunirse todos Y
d&rse una buena entrada y
yer quien quedaba, no que Sc
Ia estan dandO a nuestro her
rosO Mexico.
"Morenito".
Brownsville, Tex.
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PESQUISAS.

Sc dcsca sabcr RI pa-adero de Martin
Nolasco, quicn sali0 dc Blytche Juntion,
California, cl - de Agosso del ano prdxi-
IN pa>sGn engauckado con una Seccidn
pa 4 trabajar en- Ia via de ferrocarril de-
uombre Sal.on-Caiifornia, llcvando el rum
DO dc Los Angeles. Cal. Diriianse todos
los in'ormcs I Florencio Nasqucz, Blyt-
che Juntion, California.
- ~
A la persona que me de iHformcs exac.
toS del paradcTo dc mi hcrmano Felix
Iuer'"', ic ohscquiare una subscription de
Cuatro moses al dia-io La PRENSA. Di-
cho hernano Sc encontraba cl pasado mes
dc D.cicmbrc en- Neosho Rapids, Kansas,
Y dcSde entonccS no he sabido dc 81 Dirt
jnnsc los infurmcs a: Santiago Fuentes,
7. q. Box 8, Britton, Okla.
2l %
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Alemania ancnaza a la Repu-
blica de San Marine.

Ell Petit Journal" de Pa
ris, hace refeyencias al tele-
grama siguiente, trasmitido de
Roma a Ia "Gazetta del Popo-
TO-" de Turin:
N. Won Flotow, embaja-
dor de Alemania en- Roma, ha
pYesentado al gobierno de TIA
liza ciertas adYertencias con-
cernientes al territorio de Ia
peQuena repub!ica de San
1Iarino. Ell embajador alem&n
axige que Italia ejerza ell con-
troll poiitico en- aQuel pals. La
~repUblica de San Marine, pOr
su parte, ha hecho saber que
no admitira Ia menor ingeren
cia de ningGn Estado en- sus
asuntos interiors;
La republica de San Ma
rino reconocida como la mas
peQuena de Europa, est& situa
da en- la Italia central, sobre
IN flanco de los ApeninOs
etruscos y tiene una s~uferficie
de 95 Kilometres cuadradOS,
con $500 h~abitantes, estan-
do defendida por una milicia
de $50 soldados.
Una particularidad muy dig
na de notarse y que deberia
servir de ejempio a muchos
grandes Estado, de Europa, eS
que los presupuestos de la re-
publica de San Marine estan
perfectamente equilibrados, y
que, pOr consiguiente, no hay
deuda del Estado.
El premio "Nobel" de la paz
para loa refugiados belgas.-
Toda Ia prensa escandina-
va ha acogido con entuSiasmo
Ia proposoci6n que hacen los
noruegos de destribuir Ia su-
ma a que monCa ell premio
Novel" de L. paz, en- el pre-
sente ano, entire los refugia-
dos belgas que Sc encuentran
en- territorio frances.
Los peri6dicos declaran en-
efecto, que no Sc podria dar
mejor destino a esta suma,
que distribuyendola entire los
damificados por la guerra
que han quedado sill hogan
Y sin patria, llorando la au-
de sus lares en- TERRA
extranjera. 81 ell fundador
lei premio Nobel" pudiera
ser consultado acerca del par
ocular, no vacilaria segura-
nente en- conSentir en- que ell
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Permisos para ~fincar.

Silva Heimann, garage. West
Lqurel Street, block 374 S 500.
J,hn Malone, graneros, Corral.
vo Street, block 1886; S $50.
c. F. Cotton, hgbitaci6n de 5
Bandera Avenue, block
$50; 5 1910.
Rev. J. W. Shaw, temple, Broad
Avenue, block 1868; S 5000.
W. E. Darby, habitaci6n de
cinco pleas, South blackberry
Street, block 1858; 5 400
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Despues de Liyaine Y de
Ratms. q ciudaG BeIga de
Epre+ - quedado ~converti-
da en- ru.naS, \ Ia larga Hsta
De is ciudades medioevales
Ges-cr.Gas 2or los aIemanes,
h. cue agreE-r csc nuevO
n5~.se. -ras e de NaIiras '
G. de A-ras. Los peri6dicos
euIc-eos tyaen grandes infor-
mes respecto al bomb@rdeo
lie Z .rc-. y de ellos tomamos
los datos siguientes que son de
gran actualidad. Sin embargo.
es precise dar antes una ojea-
ia q Ia historic de Ia va CT
tada ciudad de Ipres, cuyo
rom5ra, en- flamenco. es el
de Eraren.
Eores sc halla asenra6o 60
Dor 10 manos Sc haIlaba) en-
In provincial de FIardeS occi-
DENIAL. en- Ia ribera del Yper-
lee.
En- q siglO VII solo existia
OH ~, ~oo--;'TD M frfa sinO
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Nacimientos.

Enero 20.-Sr. Y Sra. Bias Gil,
1103 Guadalupe Street; IN nino.
Enero q Sr. y Sra. J. c. Ro-
driguez, 228 Salinas St; un nino;
Enero 20-Sr. y Srs' Carlos
4O7 South San Saba st.
dos ninos gemelos.
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Ell DE R

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ia Tonsan;o craa5 5esnadazs
do +omhian n corresDonsaI
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an Of ca,,no dc Ia+oIIa desert
no do as+a r,odo los tarribIas
,,os.o,. "vnro. ordfa Al
dio sir,,;anra los rafrciados
ms bicioron salar one 81 mer
ca5o co oromaba one IA a.
+od,.o1 o.5ia ono Ioa ohusas
;noondiorios coion eobra -
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premio Sc repartiese entire las
desdichadas victimas de Ia
guerra.
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AVTSOS
PROFESSIONALS

DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE-
De la FacuItad de Mexico: suiorizado
en- el Estado de Texas; especiaIista en-
Intermediates Gsni'c-U rnarias Y Cru
jia en- General. ResiIencis: Warren
st. Ais Telefono Travis 1897. OficiDa:
Frost Building, Tel&fonos: Nuevo l73,
Old Travis 1914.
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DR.. DAVID CERNA. -Oficina: aO3
Frost Building. Telefonos: Travis 1914
Nuevo 173 Residencia: Gale Norte Frio
SIS; Telefonos: Crockett 1906.