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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
GERMAN CRUELTY
STIRS ENGLAND
British Newspaper Bitter Against Teu-
tons ia Their Treatment of Brus-
sei> Nurse.

Loudaa. Oct II. f6.s0 d. u.3-The
circumstances connected with the ex-
ecut0u ag the German authorities at
Brussels aE aT5=s Eaith CaeeIi d British
nurse, r. occupying constantly inereas-
iae attention ia London The forth
coming publication of the report of
Brand Wh5.ioak. American minister 10
Belgium i'll his Efforts ia Miss Cavells
behalf is awaited with kaenest inter-
est This report viii be published in
tomorrow morning newspapers.
The Mail says The report is
long one and rde account will strike
Hote Of horror throughout lhe world.
Ii viii tell of tie wonderful heroism
o6 q woman who had uursed German
wounded. II viii Tell of the greatest
fight for woman's life that was ever
fought Of unayaiunE efforts OF mobiles
ANA neu.raIs to combat the caIl0us
secret cunning OF the Germans
Tho Post publishes today q letter
from Miss CaveII's cousin concerning
her devotion 10 her work as a nurse.
-aiv cousin $ intense devotion 10 the
auaviatiou of suffering caused her TO de-
vote her Ifa 10 nursing in Brussels"
ae letter says. "She Voluntarily re-
mained there to continue her work
when the city was taken by the Ger
mans. She would have nused a Ger
man with as much tender care as an
EnEiishma8.
5he allowed tine womanlE quality of
compassiez 10 get the better of prud-
eace and self-in6erest For this she
had suffered untold miseEies and died
"a martyrs death
English newspapers draw q parallel
between the case OF Miss Gaveu ia Bel
ssgm and that of Mrs. Louise Herbert.
vino was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonmeHt as spy in England. Mrs
Herbert is a German wife of an Eng
Hsh curate at Darlington. She admitted
that she had sought Information re-
gardiHa auniuons and intended to send
this information to Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
THE WAR TODAY

RusSia's armies. which recently
have been vr0sacBfiae vigorous
offensive Increment with some suc-
cess on the southern end of their
front. are now reporfcd 10 have
won gu importanf victory further
north. i'm the central district of the
long front. An oftlciai communica-
ton from Patragrad announces the
capture Of several German posi-
tioms in the ueighborhood of Baran-
ovifchi. north of the pripet river.
The Russian stau states that more
han 5000 men, together with ten
machine guns and ore field piece,
were captured.
The plight of SeFbia'> hard
pressed forces. assailed on lhe
north and east by the numerically
superior armies OF Germany, aus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21

Athens. Oct %, via paris, Oct 2L
ss25 MA dispatch received by tue
Russian legation announces that the
Bulgarian troops have not taken Wy
aBya. as has been reported. They are
said to have been held up by the for
mEdabte defense Of VIas5no However.
they have succeeded in occupying the
railroad north Of the town The great
battle continues. it is stated and re-
mains indecisive. French troops guard
nag the communications are said to
have lefg Gieyeli in the direction of
Tranya The Serbian legation denies
that the Bulgarians have occupied IA
5ecar. Il IS stated that Two forts
which the BuigariaHs claim to have
taken are ancient works Tor temporary
Notifications. which were erected IN
SIS and which the Seribans did not
consider If wortb while o defend the
defenses Of ZajeCar having moved to
the rear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
ALTONlS CHOSEN
FOR CONVENTION
Illinois BandstS iu Session AZ aurora
select Town fer Next Years
Meeting

aaF1-a III. 0es 2l-Alton was
chosen as the convention elEE of next
aar the Illinois State Baptist coH-
'6Hugu hers today
leTraseu. u.auve e. Fl wilson or
@sneE rhe dry leader in The last les
-5.aaare -al8 tbat AS general assembly
Haui@ zg-eiv ae won by the anu-sa4oan
..rsss q. tta election next year
fine liquor forces have offered to
E#z thar they viii make no attempt
r=asa. any existing restraining
.qaar laws. said Nr. Wilson, IL We
NltI drop our campaign for further drg
station. bat we have declined TO
compromise Our big effort in the next
legislature viii be for county option
VIE 91ald haze probably passed the bill
an sHe last session If it had been the
oEiE aGtl-tiqaor measure introduced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
GERMANS UNABLE
TO TAKE SINGLE
FRENCH TRENCH
Teutons Are Moved Down
by Machine Guns in At
tack on Positions.

Paris. Oct 2i $50 p. IA. Following
ehar futile bomhardment last evening
east of Rheims. The Germans renewed
their attacks in this region, according
10 an announcement this afternoon by
the French war office. In spite OF a
very violent preparatory artillery fire
they again were checked and cut down
by the ERE of the French artillery and
machine guns They did not sin a
single position n the French first line
trenches
Following lie bombardmeut re-
ported yesterday evening east of
Rheims aIou- the 'front.' ot about five
miles between tine Butte de Tir and
Prunar the Germans have renewed
tHeir attacks which failed piteousiy
before. iu the same region In spite
of the violence OF the preparatory lire
ou the part of the artillery ana i'm
creased density 0i the blanket of suf-
locating gases, the enemy suffered a
further church. ON three distinct oc-
casioHs our assailauts advanced To
penetrate our positions
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mi An 7morrfan+ Rpssisn success
in the region 81 Raron 0vicbf. result
ing i'm me ranffFre of several German
noefr;ors 55a men n machine gunz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
Entente Powers Are Bring
ing Pressure to Bear Upon
Constautine's Country.
Want POLICY DEFINED


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
lndIan Start. nnlnul al sheIl..

London, Oct. 2I. 3:25 a. H1.-It is an
nounced that shipments of shells man
ufaetured in private factories and
workshops in British India have be-
gun The work called for cooperation
factories and workshops belonging to
chiefs Of native states The qualify Of
the shells Is said 10 be excellent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
ROW BOAT CAPSIZES.
BRIDE rs DROWNED

EluseatiHe Iowa Oct 2t-Mrs VIII
liam Eautz. a bride OF three weeks.
was drowned yesterday ia the Miss
5ssippi river when the saiH in which
she and her husband were rowing up
set in midstream The husband sought
to rescue his wife but failed He wa
nearly drowned when rescued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
Band of Seventy Five Out
laws Gross Rio Grande and
Attack Texas Town.
KILL THREE SOLDIERS
During Battle That Followed
Six More Were Wounded
Five Bandits Slain.


--
Brownsville Texas. Oct 2I- About
seyentE-Hve Mexicans al ? o'clock this
monsg attacked b American soldiers
at ojo de Aqua. a small Mexican set
clement on the American side OF The
river about sixty miles up the Rio
Grande from here. Three soldiers we're
killed and six wounded and at least
five Uexicaus killed in Che 80 minute
battle which followed Some Of the
MeXicans fed across the Rio Grande
into Mexican territory when American
cavalry reiniorcemenl5 came up.
Attack S. Troops.
San Antonio Texas Oct 3i-Three
limited States soldiers wore KILLED and
ain others ro,raao8 IN am onraaament
with Mexican bandits near 0io de
taua ab0ut O'Clock This morning
The troops guarding fbe place. which
is located near Mission. Texas. and
about sixty miles north of Browns
Vile. were attacked hv "A large band.
Details of thc fight arc lacking. but
lin a preliminary report from CAPTAIN
Frank r. Mccoy. received ar southern
dcparfuaDf Eeadotiarfers af 3:45
o'clock THURSDAY morning. the con
frma6on was given chat five dead
MeNicaas had been found In tho dark
after fhe attacking party had been
driven on.
SIX xrJ TF0un,fed.
The Billed and wounded were all
members Troon g third cavalry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
President in Thanksgiving
Proclamation Tells Of the
Gratitude We Should Feel


Washington. Oct President VIII
son today lu a proclamation deslguat-
ing Thursday Sow 35. as Tbanksgiy-
ing day calls attention TO the fact
lbat the United States has been al
peace while most of Europe has aeen
al war.
I'VE have been able 10 assert our
rights and the rights OF mankind with
out breach of friendship with the great
nations with whom we have bad .1
deal" said the president.
ut has been the houored custom of
our people 10 turn in the fruitful au-
tumu Of the year IN praise and thanks
giving to Almighty God Tor Ills many
blessings and meroies ta us aa a MAJ
ton The year that is now drawing
to q close since we last observed our
day of national thanksgiving has been
while a year of discipline because of
the mighty forces of war and changes
which have disturbed the world. also
year gt special blessing for MS.
Another Year of Peace.
Another year OF peace has been
gouchsafed us. another year jD which
not only to take thought of oar duty
to ourselves and TO mankind baf also
10 adjust ourselves to the many re-
spousibIl5ties thrust on as by war
which has involved almost the whole
Of Europe. We have been able 10 as
sert our rights and the rights of man
kind without a breach Of friendship
0ith the great nations with whom we
have 10 deal and while we have as-
serted our rights, we have been able
also To perform duties and exercise
privileges oil suoc9r and heJpfutuess
which should serve TO demonstrate oar.
abfHtr to make Offices al friendship
tBe means of truly disfnterested and
Bnselfsh service.
Opportunities Increased,
"0ur ability to serve vino could
avail themselves OF our services f1 taa
midst Of crisis. has been increased bv
d gracious Providence by more and
more abundant crops, our ample f-
HancisI resources have enabled us to
steady the markets of the world and
facilitate necessary movement of
commerce which the war might other
wise have rendered Impossible. and
cur people have come more and more
20 a sober realization of the part they
have been called on to play i'm q time
when all the world is shaken by un-|
paralIeIed distresses and disasters
circumstances An Aid.
"The extraordinary circumstances
Of such time have done much t0
quicken our national conscientious
ness and deepen and confirm our con-
6dence in The principle of peace and
freedom by which we have always
sought to be guided. Out Of dark
ness and perplexities have come drm-
ar aouuseIs of policy and clearer per
cepttous OF The essential welfare OF
rae nation We have prospered while
ether peoples were at uar. but our
cur prosperity has been youchsafed
us. we believe only that we might the
better perform the functions which
we're rendered impossible for them
10 perform.
THANKSGIVING NOV. p.
Now. therefore. l. Woodrow Wilson, F
president OF the United States. do
hereby designate Thursday. the 18th .
day Of November next. as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer, and invite
fhe people throughout the land ID
cease from their wonted occupations .
and in ahe5r several homes and places
o. worship render thanks unto AI-
mighty God.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21

Nj emb er of Audit
Bureau of C,irculatiuns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21

Associated d Press
Leased Wire Report
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
FOLLETIN No. 6.
FL hiyjo del mar.
Por CHI. CaVinet

Que me quieres? 5Qut hay DC
nuevo?
No pasa NADIA de nuevo, padre;
pero co~mprendera listed que ALI So
bra Uno, Y csc uno SOY y0.
Ne miro con expression de colera
conteaida Y con los brazos cruzados
sobre la 0luSa, Y cor voz amarga
acs-ba. que nunca habia dido Y que
M &sus:o. dijo:
-.Cu5 sign:fica este, Santiago?
IAc.so e. senior RamPan tenia IA
z6n?
No sc 10 que dice el senior Ram
pan. padre; pero 10 que Sc muy bien
es GIe - no me lleva listed al mar,
Y Csc 70 dcbo aprender IN oficio:
ell de pescador, Ell unico que me gusta.
Y e. Jnico que puedo ~aprender.
s. calmo, : con o. mas dUlce,
rep-so:
rs cierto que va no te uevo,
Sar siago, pero somos muchos a Dor
do, = una barca como la mia no ne
cesi-a mucha genie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
LACQUER.

Por ESQ auueI dia Sc mostro mas
brusco en- a~pariencia.
va que quieres irte de casa
repetia-te vas de aqui. Conpren-
de que 81 no, diran que a faita mia
otros te han recogido.
Entonces, a pesar de que la idea
de la separation me hacia l~lorar,
le respond:
Hare 10 Que listed quiera, padre;
me marchare.
Nj voZ debia de ser temblona V la
crimosa, porque la expression de su
rostro Sc dulcific6 espontaneamente.
-Tranquilizate-me dijo-no i
ras muy lejos- TIE llevare a Grand
camp, hacia esa banda de terra cue
Sc We mas ALA de Veys. Y..... ique
quieres que tie Olga? Bajo todos con-
ceptos es preferable para II marchar-
te. En- Grandcamp Sc pesca a Ia
traiha, Y va veras como vents por
aqui a vais a las costas de Ingla-
terra. Asi appendicitis el oficio, tie
aficionaras al mar, Y con Ell tempo
Seras IN eXcelente marine.
Y mas pausadamente anadi0:
No significa ESQ que nos estor-
hes; pero va sabes que hay carac-
teres que, como dice ell senior Ram
pan, no simpatizan, son incompati-
bles.
ST, es cierto-le interrumpi-
pero no me explico tai cosa, porque
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
TIROS Al BLANCO

r. las trarS cmb61oIIadas.
Tirnrs vaIor a monDonrs
y Il" "nrr@Ia VENT" car@as:
Comprrndo que ares, trmplado.
qu" q" por'a> luo agaIIaS:
que sab" p"."ar. 1t" rrrnt".
no como otroS. por la r>paida.
V llegandose e. momento
&" murrrS. mas no E." rala-.
al pelo, hermano! Conformes.
Er"S til d" gran alZada.
Pero til mismo has de yer
Uu" Ia yr@lla - ALABAMA,
Y gu" Sabr de- montar.
mas no de arrastrar Ia jaula.
u" maurra, mi h"rmaniI".
Guo por la Ducua q la maIa.
- me- harr muy chico rl mar
para harrr I'm burhc d" aqua,
y que no por madrugar
sale prouDo la manana.
y que muy poGuito aprirta
eel que murIo rosa abarra.
y que todito a Su tempo
' DUE en- adyirnIo las hahaS.
y lu que hoy has DE harrr
driaIo para mariana.
.Estamu> NictorIanIlo?
.,g. mi rpr.f1S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
III

La hostilidad de los mayores con-
ira mi nunca Sc manifestaba en- ca
sa: la tia Langlois no 10 hubiera to-
lerado. Solamente a bordo desaho-
gaban el Juror de su antipatia.
Como era el mas joven, tenia que
o~bedecerlos a todos. Particular
mente por las noches, cuando esta-
bamos en- alta mar pescando con-
grios, con los palos de la barca des-
montados para ofrecer poca resis-
tencia al v%iento, y mientras su pa
DIRE dormia I'm ratio, inventaban fac
las inutiles para hacerme sentir ell
peso de su autoridad.
Por complacer a los hijos del pa
iron, los dos hombres de la dota-
ci6n los ayudaban a mortificarme.
Nunca salio una queja de mis- la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
70 quiero mucho a todos.
Y a media voz anadi6 Hilari

70 quiero mucho a todos.
Y a media o anadi0 Hilario.
-iPobre Santiago! les que a t
nadie te estorba.
Entonces comprendi que quien es,
tOrbaba a los demas era 20, que g
diario les quitaba algo de 10 que les
~pertenecia; hasta de las caricias de
la tia Langlois.
Desde aquel momento mi resolu-
ci6n fue ~irrevocable, Y die a mi
protector:
-AleJarme de ustedes, no volver
a yer nunca quiz4s nj aun a los que
me quieren nal, me es mas penoso
de 10 que listed Sc figu-a; pero hare
10 que me manda.
-iEres un buen muchacho, San
tiago, y seras algo en- el mundo.
Volvamos a casa, y en- breve decidi-
remos 10 que hay que hacer.
Rapidamente emprendimos ell ca,
mino de regreso, Y va cerca de casa
VI q Rosa que me ~esperaba. Dado
ell estado de mi amino, no pensaba
mas que en- ella, y a la e que pro-
curaba alcanzar al ito Hilario mo-
nologaba del siguiente modo:
-iEs pues, precise que me aleje
de ella! Los que Sc embrcan Sc ex-
ponen a incesantes peligros, pero 20,
que me voy solo, muy solo, no ten-
DIRE como ellos a mi vuelta las ca
ricias de una madre nj las sonrisas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
Pasa a la pagIna s.

bios. No es que p~retenda aparecer
mejor de 10 que soy; pero para clio
tenia dos motives: ell deseo firme de
no dar IN disgusto a mi madre adop-
tiva, y, sobre TODD, la idea de no
alejarme de Rosita.
i Todo-pensaba yo-antes que
ESQ!
Una vez despierto ell ito Hilario,
TODD cambiaba, y con tanta rapidez,
que no Sc daba cuenta de 10 que o.
curria.
Para que 10 hubiese notado era
precise que mis- verdugos perdiesen
TODD miramiento y disimulo; y u
asi, 5que hubiera hecho?
FL carino que me profesaba Rosi-
Ia entraba por mucho en- las CAUSES
de aquella aversion. Nuestra intimi-
dad los irritaba.
A pesar de TODD, cuando Sc resell
VIC que partiria de aquella casa que
20 miraba como mia, mis- ojos Sc lie
naron de lagrimas.
Rosita 10 supo antes que 20. Co.
nc no salia nunca, no lie faltaba ira
bajo en- casa, y mientras la tia Lam
glois desempenaba los quehaceres de
Ia casa ella zurcia las zamarras de
lana Y les camisas de toda la fami-
liza, y los domingos vestia y peinaba g
a los demas pequenos.
Por ESQ ola muchas cosas que a
(COntinua.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06

Hay otros patrones en- BargIeur,
5adre, cuyas dotaciones no estan
.ompletas. Yo estoy SECURE de que
i patron "Buendia" me alistaria
custoso 81 listed Sc 10 dijera.
-Bien, Santiago; va hablaremos
mas tarde.
Mole ~interrumpi bruscamen-
e mas tarde no, .Ahora, ahora,
Recobro su aire severe, : muy
0ruscamente dijo:
All. .ah. iTanto tie aburres en-
luestra casa?
No es eso-rePuse-pero me pa
zee que peso demasiado, ' ESQ es
. que no quiero, padre.
y anadi:
-Ademas, va no eS listed el mis-
no para mi, V. en- Ell fondo, estoy
SECURE que no le disgusta VERNE par
tir.
-: silencio,- dijo con afectada
seriedad.-Se hara 10 que quieras.
De todos MOODS, no podrias seguir
aqui.
mo podria seguir aqui? jPor-
que?
Al pronunciar estas palabraS no
persaba mas que en- Rosita. Alista-
do 4 bordo de Ia embarcacion del
"Buendia" (nunca me ex-
Ia razon de este mote), no
solo no me alejaba, sino que seguia
en- casa del ito Hilario, a quien ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06

ultimo dia de cada mes ~entregaria
mi paga. Al menos asi 10 habia a
rreglado 90. Y pensaba cue, no sien-
DO gravoso para IA familia, me tole-
rarian. sin duda, o, por 10 menos,
81 hoStilidad seria menos ostensible.
Nunca habia pensado en- una Sc
psraci6n.
Ell ito Hilario. a peSar de sus brus
quedades inopinadaS, me habia con-
siderable siempre como uno de los
suyos, Y Ell los ultimos tiempos su
espoSa lie llamaba al orden por cau-
sa mia algunas veces.
NO valia la peHa de sacarle del
mar para tratarle asi ahora.
Entonces 81 Sc disculpaba, ', como
todos los hombres debileS. echaba So
bre otros Ia responsabilidad.
No soy 20, Rosalia; son los ma
yores. que no pueden aguantarle.
"A ii tie toca arreglar ESQ. Lo
mas probable es que a bordo te in
diSpongan con el pequeno. Toda tn
vida SeraS debil, Hilario, Y 81 estu-
solo en- casa, no Sc como an
darian las cosas.
Y despues de n pequeha pausa
ahadia:
-Cuando Sc e%jecuta una buena
acci5n hay que llevarla hasta ell fin,
porque 81 no, mejor es no empezarla.
A pesar suyo, no estaba tranquilo
respectO i mi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06

lie una Rosita que me hagan olvidar
as penalidades que sufra.
Aun veo a Rosa &alir a nuestro en-
.uentro, y no divide nj olvidare nun
"a la extraneza de su mirada, como
81 hubiera previsto 10 que iba a ocu-
rrir.
Acaso fuera debido, sencillmente,
a su sorpresa de vernos tan serios.
La cogi de la mano, y llegamos
los tres q la casuca sin haber pro-
nunciado una palabra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-06
TANDA De MODA

has coSaS crujrn como elias 80
las.
R~ccuericn ust"dcS aqucIlaS "S-
ronas de los bales Iipicos de MUGS
! tras caSuchas. en que Ia sonora de-
Ia casa 50 apOllrona IN un tabure-
fiMo rrrca del brasero. SAGA III,
~cigarro Dor harrr. cscupr dicz vc-
eos. ' romicnza:
-,Ay. caballerO, listed pcrdOna-
ri n mi hiia. PcrO mi hija eS pa
IA 81 bale como la alma del mis-
mitO barrabis. Ash era 20 dc chi
ca. Cuando tenia yo ve!ntidos ailoS
y me- rmp"zaba a cnamorar cl az"
- hoy padr" ii" mi hljita LuISa.
, ,NaLgam" bios, com" era par"
rStoS rrbumhio>. mi maGr"
me daba una ZarabandaS. ...i Como
ia ~rrcu"rdo. "NIna>, a aroNtarN' %
P"ro mania On" hoy Is 81 baII" 'l
ca ITO lomaSIto .-Quc Dal!" III que
orho ruartos. \ IA doctilI'a
d"hian d" d"dIrar uS''n'>' so
&FaiIuJa>' 'dIII"A " 'r'' '"' ca" ."
Ia pared. AM "'a'l'"N "'H"-
I'"N' 'N''"'"' =. IL,
ni.,, - ninlar m~u6rouitoS en- las
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AVISOS
ECONOMICOS.
PROFESSIONAL

DIR. SALOME CARA ALDAPE.-
De Ia Facultad de Mexico: autorizado
en- ell Estsdo de Texas; especia!ista en-
Intermediates Genito-U rinarias y Cru
ifa en- General. Residences: Warren
st. AIS. .Telefono Travis 1927. Oficina:
Frost Building, Te!efcnos: Nueyo l73,
Old Travis 3644.
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DE VENTA-Un numero limitado de
bonos hipotecarios de 7 por ciento al
ano, pagaderos en- orc semeStralmen-
tie Y garantizados por uno de los ban
cos mas grandes del Sur de los Es-
tados Unidos. Dirijase a J. Ketten-
bach, cuarto SOL, Travellers Hotel,
Telefono Crockett 2650.
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DR.. DAVID CERNA. -Oficina: 300
Frost Building. Telefonos: Travis 1914.
Nuevo l73 Residences: Gale Norte Frio
SIS; Te,efonos: Crockett 1905.
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iOJO!-Sr lc mucre 4 listed al
gun animal lame pOr el TeIcfOnO
Crockett S512. o 81 nucvO 1853, y
10 recOierpmOS librc de costO pa
IA listed. rntregandolr un peso por
cada animal qu" en- cSa forma nos
e~niregue.
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iMEXICANOS! Les aViSo que no sale
trcn de Laredo. Mexico, al sur. Escriba-
me para decirles cuando haya salida. Mi
c a "NATIONAL EXCHANGE
AGENCY Gambia muy barato dinero
mexicano de Bancos, Nacional y Londres
Y Mexico. 40 Iturbide st. Laredo, Tex.
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DETUNCiON.

Fl senior NariHrlarrna. rl senior
dor Daniel Mar,nrIarrna eel mas "a-
bill y mas Salidur dr todu> los it-
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UN MAGO de prcfundos conocimientcs vegetables
FL rrof. Indio Mr.. Pierce.
REUMATISMO- DOLORES ESPALDA. RES
FRIOS. FIEBRES. C~oNSTIPADOS.
Envle Sl.t0 por una botellita que valdrfa $500
1C5 E. Houston Street.
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