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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13

HNOY slept so soundly that he heard
~ not one word of the famous
N quarrel that took place in the
right-hand pocket OF his trous-
ers, which were folded neatly over
chair close to the bed.
Can you guess what lay In that
pocket? Well, there was a Lincoln
penny that was proud, and a jealous
buffalo nickel. The penny was so
shiny it just bubbled over with pride
I'm brighter than YOU" it said.
Then the buffalo nickel gared.
What! Did that little thing dare TO
talk to big follow such as he was!
I'm bigger than YOU" he replied.
what If you are. Perhaps you are
not as nimble as l. When Roy drop
ped me on the floor yesterday, 1 ran
under tho piano so quickly he could
not stop me-
yes" said the big fellow, "he
dropped me, too. His sister. Clara.
warned him to be careful with his
money. But I did not try to run away.
I stayed where l fell, and he picked
me up"
The penny snuggled into fold of
the pocket and did not answer. Sheer
llSiy lne nlcKel settled down in an
other fold. He thought he had best
ed" his little mate in their talk. The
penny was merely getting his breath,
and he soon began again:
You don't know what I am or who
made me-
Who are YOU" Easped the nickel.
Il am better than you. have a
picture of man on my face. You
have nothing more than the picture OF
an animal.
Yes" the nickel agreed, chat is all
true enough, but I grew up with the
country. When the country was new
the old settlers hunted the buffalo
That happened many years before
Lincoln was born. But am worth
more than you, I'm worth five times
Is much as you"
The penny did not open his lips He
would not have said another word
but the nickel shouted at him:
who are you? Didn't you promise
TO tell me?"
TT was" said the penny. "Victol
David Bremen who put the face o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13

s"T last!"
E.y# Ethel flatteneo her nose
gainst the window pane and
- u smiled at a little bird which
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13

och! what a day it will be. to be
sure"
Not a word TO baby's father.
want it to be surprise. Do you
think he'll notice it?",
Then a long whispered CONVERSE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13

ton took place between mother and
Bridget, and Ethel was left to reflect
on what she had heard.
Her face grew white, and her little
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13


did
mus not Their
FOUR LETTER SQUARE
A flower and led life.
SENTENCE PUZZLE. f"oHfH1lEN eVoAf'H'
hangs
but breath NUDE
IT. IDOL
hod- " - SELL
The sat On a SENTENCE /,
LGnlan Boadboed Idol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
OFFICIAL COUNT
ALMOST FINISHED
IN CALIFORNIA
No Material Change Shown in.
Any of the Figures for Pres
ident; Announcement for
State Expected Tonight,


Sacramento, Cal, Nov 25.-Figures
tabulated at the office of the secretary
of state today when the canvass of
san Francisco countys returns for
presidential electors had been COM
piled showed that the highest demo-
cratic elector had a margin Of 3,SO6
votes over the highest republican IN
the vote Figures were: J. Francis
Ifcncy. highest democrat. 46G,200 ].
r. Carlston, highest republican, 1922
1874. The lowest democratic elector,
Mrs Carrie l.. Tyler, was found to
have 4G3,621 votes, or a margin of
1,227 over the highest republican.
These figures do not include the
amended vote of Orange county,
where the addition Of the evote of a
missing precinct is said to make a
difference Of thirty-three votes in
favor of the republican electors.
While the above results have not
been accorded official certification by
the secretary of state, they are con-
sidcred correct and it is not expected
the result Of the canvass when Of
ficially announced will differ mater
tally Tabulation of the entire vote
Of San Francisco county will be fin
ishcd today, but announcement of the
official vote Of the state is not expect
ed beforee Sunday night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
sale of Grant Ends Litigation

Santa Fe, Nov. 25.-The giyir, 90
a deed for the Gaia del Rio grant T,g.
Of Santa Fe, purchased by Senator p
f. Pankey, was held up for TINA ~,
District judge Herbert f. Rayno5s
who while at Hillsboro had signed aa
order allowing $4,000 fees for ,bo
referee, $1,000 for attorney and an
other sum for costs, Upon sroono
thought the first-named fee seemed
excessive to Judge Reynolds ana ba
telegraphed directions not 10 fine tbo
order. The order was then amend
ed cutting the fees from $4,000 lo a.
600 and the deed was passed The
sale of the grant ends litigation thst
has extended over many years The
partition necessitated the combine
of extensive gcnealogies and many If
the heirs We're entitled to only smarI
fractions Many Of these claims wors
purchased by j. II Vaughn and 9th.
ers. Mr.. Pankey will stock the ranch
with cattle but plans for future do
velopment along other lines have been
discussed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
RAILROAD LAWYER GIVES
VIEWS ON REGULATION


Washington. Nov. 25-Auy Just
system of railway regulation, A. T.
Thorn, counsel for the railway eNocu-
tiyca advisory committee this morn
ing told the congressional committee
must include the following.
Entire regulation except Of purely
local matters by the federal govern
mont
Federal incorporation as a means
to this end
REORGANIZATION Of the Interstate
Commerce commission and creation Of
a railroad commission and regional
subsidiaries.
Authority to the Interstate Com
morce commission to prescribe mini
mum rates
Reduction Of power Of rate suspen-
sion to sixty days, instead Of ten
months, as now.
Exclusive supervision of interstate
carrier securities by the federal gov
crument.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
ULTIMATUM DELIVERED
TO GREECE BY ALLIES
N, nnns1nn IeunnAl ssrelA. .s.ssp wIas

Athens. Nov "a 'tvia London, Nov
25l-The entente allies have deliy-
cred an ulumatum to Greece requir-
ing delivery Of Greek arms and guns,
which were demanded recently.
The ultimatum, which comes from
Vice Admiral Defournct commander
of the allied squadron, while allow
ing only a short period in which the
arms now i'm Athens are to be surron-
dered declares willingness to grant a
longer time for delivery of war ma
teriaIs in the Ssaly and the Mace
donia The shortest time allotted is
forty-eight hours, and the longest one
week. Unless the demand is compiled
with the admiral declared, he will
take measures to induce compliance
with it progressing in severity if the
delay increases.
The resignation Of the cabinet is
considered imminent. This afternoon
King Constantine called Christakis
Biographies, former foreign minister.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
OFFICIAL ATTEMPTS
TO SMASH EGG CORNER

Chicago. Nov. 25.--An attempt to
smash an alleged corner In eggs here
was made today by John d. Robert
son, health commissioner who on au-
thority Of an almost forgotten ordI-
nance, conducted a raid ON a cold stor-
age warehouse. one Spectator here
rs said to have control of 12,0u0,0OO
eggs The ordinance authorizes the
health commissioner to hold for in
yesteation eggs whose quality is sus-
pcctcd
Or Robertson said he would hold
AN suspicious eggs for further inspec-
ton and would destroy all bad eggs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26

London, Nov. 25.-A raid by six
German torpedo boat destroyers on
the English coast, which took place
on Thursday night, was announced in
an official statement today. The raid
was Ineffective, according to the state
ment. which declares that the six Ger
man destroyers participating in it
steamed away after firing a dozen
rounds. one shell striking a small yes
sci but causing little damage and no
injury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
STUB-T0E TRACK LEADS
OFFICERS TO CULPRITS


Amarillo, Tex, Nov. 25.--Tracire d.,
stub-toe track through the snow NJ,
ty Sheriffs Roach and NARROW tonisg.
arrested the two Mexican youths NIL
the officers said, last night placed H,,
on the tracks in front of a fastener
ing Rock Island train, six miles og.,
of Amarillo. The engineer saw n1
obstruction and stopped his ,,.'1
within a few feet of the pile of r.'
The perpetrators were Jose Rod.
guez, 10, whose short foot track v.
traced, and Apolinaca Costinada II
City Attorney Johnson ana SHERIFF,
Burwell said both boys confessed tbo,a
intention was robbery. Fnrip..
Copp barely stopped his train in ti.'
to save the 100 passengers aboard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
Took a Neighbor,s advice.

Last winter my son Claude had
severe attack of Group. I took a neigh
boris advice and procured a bottle Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, It re.
lieved him promptly" writes Mrs. T
II. Bell. Vandergraft. Pa Obtainable
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

N1n1OIDN COOK, Minister.
Residence. l2O South Broadway;
church next door; phones 1885 and
1855.
sunday schooI, 9:f5 q. m; Prof.
Roscoe r. hin, superintendent
Tho minister VIII preach at ! a. m.
and t.30 D. m
Junior and intermediate Endenvor
g .. m Senior society, G.30 p. m.
Special music both morning and eve
onug d. J. Spauldine. choir direc-
tor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST.

TW"TTTT y WVTTT"- T7TITVI-
Sunday school, 9:45 a. IN. John f.
Major. superintendent
Junior League. p. m.
Senior Epworth League. $3.50 p. m.
Regular preaching services at / a.
m ana 1880 .. m Morning subject
"Remember All the Way" Evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26

subject. THE Crisis in Life Special
music by choir
The Ladies' Bible study class will
meet Tuesday afternoon at f30l
o'clock at the home OF Mrs K. II.
Cheney. 200 North Hin street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-26
Rows Are Buried Alive

Baltimore, Nov 25.-Five boys
were buried alive by the caving in Of
a sand bank in West Baltimore last
night The dead are:
EDWIN DAVIS.
HERBERT GAYLOR.
FRANCIS X. TRAINER
WILLIAM KlTRICK.
Frank Davis was dug out so badly
crushed that his death is regarded as
certain
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25

Ha sido toda la. flota alemana, con
exception de unosrcrantos barcos, Ia
que habia cortado hacia Ell Mar de!
Norte; cinco dreadnoughts Y ocho
acorazado-; acompahados de unos
Veinte ~destroyers Y nj fuerte escol-
ia de submarines Y zeppelines. La
escuadra de exploration del Almiran-
tie David Beatty, que la encontro Y
Sc lanz6 Embellishments sQbre ella
con e~splendida bravura Y heroismo.
era mucho menoS numerosa, cast en-
dos terceras parties. Ell combate, muy
renido. comenz0 en- Ia tarde del 81
&C Mayo Y continue durante Ia no.
che. La gran flcta inglesa, que sur
gjG al anochecsr. vino a poner fin
4 Ia batalla. ...5.-
Las perdidas, ingIesas Y las perdi-
das alemanas resultan eQuvalentes
en- numoro. pcIo no en- t%onelale. Sin
que puedan todavia apreciarse con
cxactiud. las perdidas alemanas, va
luado su tonelajc. son evidcntemente
ST 10 10 fuesen N tone
laie Y resultascn numericamenIe
iguales. Ia APPLICATION exacta, desde
hace algunoS amos, del traditional
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PAGINAS De IA GUERRA
EProfecia del Emperador de
Alemania
del notable redactor de LIE Figaro
Mr.. Joseph Reiuach .s.

de 10 relatado por los alemanes mis-
mos. la gran flota, Sacada cast ente-
ia de su canal. no ha tenido Ia, po-
tencia de- trastocar la primera hnea
de las p~atrullas inglesas. DGSde que
sali0 de aguas alemanas.. tropez0 con
fuertes guarniciones que Ia detenian.
Sc ha visto Que cl bloqueo es real.
en- modo alguno flicticio, verdadera-
men,e inflanqueable. La"flota impe-
ria, Y real sale escoba en- mano Y Sc
Sc e]HcHentra o que no puede ba-
rrer Ia acera. He ahi, eS~trategica-
mente vista. Ia batalla naval del cabo
dc Horns-Riff.
No pretendo hacer men0S Ia auda-
cia nj el valor de los marjnoS alc:na-
mes, . agravia2 d su jcfc por naue'
ordenado Sabiamente una pronta re-
tirada. en- cuanto aparecio 4 10 largo
de Ia costa de Jutlandia cl grueso dc
las fuerzas ingIcSas. No ]intento dis
minuir en- NADIA la doIorosa gravcdad
dc las perdidas de nucStros amigos
y aliados. Pero aun su]poniendo que
csas pardidas fucscu mayores toda-
via . que f~uesen. que nc 10 son. mas
serlas que las lie Ia flota aIemana. "a
victoria no 5~ejaria por ESQ de scr !e
los inClescs, va que c, ~rrop6sito dc Ia
f!ota aIemana HI fracasadQ, y que Gs-
Ia ha rcgresado a puerto. al mcnos,
CON cicrta nrcrinitaci0n.
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"NuestrO porvenir esta en- ell mar

VjgGsimo-Sc-uudo mcS de, guerra;
primera batalia naval yeflatSrawqn-
tc digua dc csc nombrc. nctaliCS.
/ carecemos dc elies eli absolute. ri
e~ncucntro fuc violentp. La ilota aie7
mana de alta mar que Sali6 de expo
dici6n por cl Mar del Ncrtc. ha re-
grcsado L 81 base naval. Sus pro-
positos Sc han visto. pucS.. contraria-
dos.
La inercia dc Ia flota alcmana. rX-
ceptuando los submarines, constitu-
We. desde los tomienzos de Ia guerra.
IA pesadilia mas grande de Alemania.
Su Empcrador 10 habia iicho en-
1893: Tened presente la antigua Ill
visa dc L. Hanse: Navigare cs, ~vivcrc
non est necesse." Y habia agregado
a!gunos amos mas tarde: ''Nue<tro
p~orvenir esta en- los mare
Porvenir de concrete y de paz, Il
A'e"I"'''" ""o'S>e q"'''""' po'''''''
oe guerra ">'In'SFno' Il L'Sa h"'aI
aIemana no o naola ocuI'"oo. Id ''o-
ia &c concrete no era sutlrlcnte. Era
mene,ter tanto para IA defensa dc las
cosras como para mantcner c. Tah2o
de &lemania entire las grandes potcn-
ciaS mundia'es V Ia protc clon de Sus
intereses genelaIes.'
E Emperadof haLia hc-ho suyo -
re propGsito. y .legado Il csta con.la-
sion. "Asi como mi abuelo-dcciar6
->rabajo para reoreanizar nucstro
cicrljto. asi traDaJare 70, sin permi-
tr que sc me In'errumpa' en- Ia rc"r-
S~"n'z"'i'" DC "nea'fa MARINA 0 I'm
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, -. ,i...7:: Ill
,'.' 49,, 49, H. Hht ~
y" go ~
""' t'TN' H. g,.'-i't2,
"'' "'"n
'H''"i A'''f'tai.! '%~'H'0Hf" ~
'"' anu ~ '0' U'r.'2 "''0'
-''""' "' - w. -
",'l'''' nav ",'''''"' NOM '''
H"' '"",'' '" nay"
~P"''"''C''' ii P"'D'o' que tIdp'" ~
'''aHo ]" que e Hic'o"' dc1cuoI'o
que III l'ota d. ana INA Lo pd&a-
"a.
~, csc I~"scoujeuto 10 Que dIG
orI='n Il Ia EXPEDITION del Mar del
N"rtr. a qur Sc reiicrcn los radio
tcI"=rafna> aIcmancs? cNaclo o. a
~c>prranla DC unIr I'll accIon moral
Il Ia dr Ia oi"msIva de Nerdun. IA del
Ir"n,in". y Ia de- Macedonia? Solo
ponirm"> r%nunciar las hip6te>!s sin
">r"-rr entire elias. Re>ulta Iur Ia
cNp"dirron ha rcgrcgado u IL punto
de- partIda.
La> r]ouIic;oncs de! combaic pier
| den inserrS a Ia luz del resultaIo.
CuaIuuicra duc maya sido cl carac-
ter Il. "a rucr1as Dritanicas que mar
>ufrl,lu Fl rhouuc. cualeSduiera que
hayau ,lIo ,us p6rdldaS. la cXp"di-
. zion alrnara en el Nortc no ina pa
saIo. y - este cl punto predominant
'e rh IA Question
No - IFa'a' t" |'ec'o' para Lac '!o-
y, -, ,1"Ln,;Jo. ho"Lo. l., ara,a.
.Asi com, 70, avIadores no comprcn-
den toda la Specification de las ne
''9'ldH'> he I'll guerra iilVuci lid >I!''
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Extraordinarios cada mes?

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Una ocupacion agradable. saludable y lu-
crativa para Seloras y Caballeros. los
que escrIban primero tendran preferences.
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Cuando neccsIte libros en- espanol
dirija.e listed a Ianscio E. Lozano.-
SCI Eclc:c.s SIS, A-.c-:c T-<...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-25

HACENOS Con toda correction. Cartas sTs0
ro5as. Dc pedirleutg. rellctiacioasS. c':m2is
Alos. dlsCurSyS Y tgta C!aSe de pJC> a.
PTc-!Cs mOtcraLps- UiTl.anSe pCT cOrrc't ?
?. CalLeroa, lis = san saba ST.. san hnio
no, Tex.
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sido ~derrotado. acknowledgements. ca
las regatas. e. Emperador, gran jul
gador. dedica un brindis, elocuenee.
IN tanto lirico. d Ia marina britar.ca.
En- e. expre$a la esperanto de Que
Ia Gran Bretana ~continuara reinan-
do en- los mares"
Tengo por costumbre hacer .ci;as
fieles: Die Hoffnung Britannia wcr
de f~ortfahren uber die Wellen ~
herrschen."
La prediction del Emperador all
man Sc ha reaiizado.
SQuc ha sido. Ell .efecto, ID bata-
la naval de Horns-Riff? como sc
Ia e~ntablado: GCual ha sido cI lr-
sultado2
Cuando cl Almirantc J~elljcoc ne
pregunto, e. verano pasado. 81. en- mi
opinion, Il fiota alemana Sc aventu-
aria q salir al mar. yo. lie contest
que ESQ seria en- eli quTnto acto. AGA
so estenos aun er el cuarto.
La saI;da dc IA flora alemana for
III" 'P"'1'"s".s p"''e U' 'o"J"''-
~ &c S'""1e' 0'S"Sl'"H S0' main a.
Ofcnsrvas -~prevcntjvas, como 10 he
mos dcmoSIfalo J" q tFata de CYL
taf' o'cHando me2@s' e~Storoar' CT
a'a9uc general af'u"o'auo con no 20
ca anticipation, p0E '0S dtla&'a'
OlenSi'@ dc los a'cHancS. '"hlEn:: vel
dun, que no @ede. o1enSlva de los
~austflacoN on G. lfent'"o' que ofr"-
&c una -ntrepIia reSlStenc'a. Otcns"
"a de los nuigaroS en- los dcslI!ade-
roS Ge Rub@ en- c~onnlvencla 0 q.
Uoblerno De AtcnaS. OienSlEa de IA
ilota aIcmaHa en- Skager-Rak. FL de-
moni" de "a oleHsIva los atormenta.
ksto no carece-cPor que no ne
moS de convent" en- elIo'-ni d
gTandeza, nj de habIlldad. Las oicn-
SIvas haran. icca!mentc, 10 que pU-
djeren. FL mayor horaht. Q! mas
c~oncienzudo de los escritores militia.
res DE aI.ende e. Rim, no Sc eSpc-
"a va gran cosa de las oata.ias der
Nio>eI", cr'tlca ' tIra"
'"t%. Z. auto: del Ifatado DC Ia Cue
IRA Ma eScF'to que deoe preferirse
d" P"'''i'" i Id oaI@'.a' SiempEe que
''''E@ ''''''i!o mas coft2
''' q.
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.gr~o-..n ""'" oS
-, .,,m., '''a'''' %'e"'""''
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'5' "'s'''s ,0'"s' 'e
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80 p'0""' II" u"
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81 ,m,
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CUENTO DEL Ola
ENTIRE PRISIONEROS

u wa - ~ - 49,. 49,
Has Ell la n02he. \ 81 fu!gor las
imageneS santas parecian aureola-
das de IN himbo beatific0.
TodOs los v]entana,eS eStaDan We
Iados por cortinas rojas. meno5 Ell
81 coro. dOnde la luz exterior paSaba
a traveS de las yldricras policromas,
LapiAando precIOsamente 81 blanco
parlmentO. 3.
Tn COrO. de noviciaS. todaS dc ild-
bitOS alDoS. fOrmaba ScmicirCul6 n
H. un ammonium. cnSayandO los Vi
.ianciOS paScualeS. Dirigia los cj"r-
cicioS Sor Cecilia. palida. como I'm
iiriO. bajO SuS tOcas inmaculaIaS.
con los OjuS vcladoS miSterlOsamcn-
&c pOr Ia CciOSia Dr.. SuS ~pGStanaS: Ia
sonrisa III POGO triSIc y la frcntc
p~cnSajiva. .
.lgitaba SuS anO un pcqucnO
trmbIur cuando Oprimian cl tcciado
de- iradamcntc. cuaI 81 tcmicSen he
rir III alma cautiva en- Ia GAIA So
nora. LENA de armoniaS dOlicntcS,
l"nd" rada n?to' cada acoFdc lcf'an
~!ntirNiole> caSl huhlalla> ' scIlicJa-
ba. a voceS. Su>pirOS y lamcnt0s.
parrria que era Su alma mlsmG IN
IIr gc1nla en- las vIDEaCioilcS DC las
cucrdas heridas. parccla QUO cala
nOLa era como I'm eco - 81 upIpI'
Y t"do e. cahto como uh !idliIo di'-
rialmO De III a.ma cnl"fhla ~ NOS
Ia!@Ia, aliLc Ia "tNoc"cloi! uc N'''u-
IA l"lanaS, Dc lfllSioilcs ihaFci'sa''
flores i"SIlnladaS sobrc Sl paSad", CO
mo subce IN iardin'"h cnyaS s"ndaS
drjar'a ri Amor las huclIaS d" >ui
p~iSaiaS f~ugitivaS: -.
Ia. naIiIa. .noyira, Dian IN SIirn-
..,o mn ,,p,c S~nrnrfudIaaS. adurlIaS
.,,rn,i.,.ior...,rp. ~jntnrruyupIan.
,l..,,, ,,n, nira y..l ,,.l acombana-
,,.,,,' ]riiinarin ii" <us .canL0S.
.rr,r Ia, .~,rlias ~anlr!Ias mplwIiaS
mood. Hama. dr duIrc rnran-
- ,,,~nIa,.II;,al nararian
l., n5s hnsas rrn
l;..a 10. = ..r,,,Io mecrn las
,,,na., ,r.cs avnrasaban Dasi6n Y
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vigilancia y estrechemoS el cerco;
he ali lo n~ecesario, 10 que hasta.
-sMus CarLsN
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81 RENTA CUsTtO Appropriate para Oricina 0
taller. en- 5i3 DClnroSa -. Inrorlnan e. las
nflrIHas de IA FHEN-N % Ell Ia uenG3 Dc
IUg Bros. EsUUua Main : Travis
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Dr.. SALINE CARA ALDaPE, de Ia Facul
tad de Mexico. E;i;0TEadO en- FL ESiad ue
Texas; eSVcCOSIiS.G t1 enfermcdadeS SeHito-
ur.uaFtES Y ci-i;ls Ell general. ReSidenCla
Avenue D 1884. Te.trJHo Travis 32g. .uIict-
as: Frost Building, Tete:Onos, Nueyo i.S;
TleIo, Travis Scsi-
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ALOUILERES.

- .Hr .Wa-urlra rJ>t para 'tlaH'rl~
-It,.1.a % u'urN j. medic del u."rriI"- =.
Err~.r..~ -- Para lErnrUr~ urgrr1D -.
f~,>.Glz-a~-W. Commerce -. gS =:
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IA. FRANCISCO vAZQUEZ GONEZ.-Cirugis
Teneral: especialmente Intermediates de ma
riz. EarSania Y oidos. Oricila, 800 Frost
sIdS.. Houston ST. V Main Ave TeIeionos'
TraTis $3.50 y Crockett 27S.
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ESIENbhRAfD Us
T,aGuresgHr> del Inslss al ESpahol Y Vi
rev7->p. THCuiSTaipS V msrdnugFd!U> 10
rrsrtr d.rtadp en e>paIDl q IugleS. ENac-
tsrIc . valencia CuarIo I'll. Hotel Ma
eTtrE --IefonU Crockett il@.
f--%-
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DR. MARTINEZ BACA- Intermediates lie
senoTas ' niioS. esjomago Y SaDgre. North
Flores rs. Crockett 622. Oricins; Prudential
Building