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The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
PATRIOTIC BELLHOPS
drill ON Hotel ROOF
Army Officer Loans Rifles to Aid Fu-
ture Soldiers.

The preparedness wave sweeping over
the country has touched a Washington
hotel and stirred the patriotic hearts Of
its ''bellhops" and hall boys to the ex-
tent that drills are held daily on the
roof Of the hotel.
The New Willard Hotel has been the
scene Of active preparations for war.
The bell-boys. hall boys, and elevator
operators under the leadership OF Thomas
P. Jones, superintendent of the service
department. have for the past two
months been drilling on the gravel roof
OF the hotel with brooms and dummy
guns
Yesterday an army oficer learned of
the practice and sent forty guns to the
boys for their use. They were later seen
performing the manual of arms on the
roof.
The drilling is in charge OF Jones and
several of the boys who have served
with the National Guards. Although the
hotel employs 100 boys, only 40 have taken
advantage Of the movement. The re-
mainder are expected to Join.
Tho management declared itself to be
in accord with the movement and will
encourage the boys in every way it can.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
DEFENSE PREPARATIONS
OUTLINED TO SCRIBES

Howard E. Coffin. of the advisory COM
mission Of the Council of National De-
fense; W. S. Clifford. director OF the
Council; and Grosvenor B. Clarkson. its
secretary. appeared before the National
Press Club last night in a confidential
session.
They outlined to the members the form
Of their great work of naval, military,
and Industrial mobilization, which Is d.
rected by six cabinet officers. advised by
the seven members of the advisory COM
mission, each member Of which is chair
man of a special subcommittee and is
in touch with the leaders of every Amer
lean industry needed in preparation for
war and in actual war.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
CROSS, FEvERISH
Child IS BILIOUS
OR CONSTIPATED
Look. Motherl If Tongue Is Coated
Give California Syrup
of Figs"

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup of
Figs" that this Is their ideal laxative,
because they love rs pleasant taste
and 1t thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look at
the tongue, motheri If coated, give a
teaspoonful of this harmless fruit
laxative" and in a few hours all the
foul. constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the
bowels. and you have well, playful
child again When its little system Is
full Of cold, throat sore, has stomach
ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-re-
member. a good inside cleaning
should always be the first treatment
given.
Millions of mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
60-cent bottle of California Syrup of
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. so don't be fooled.
Get the genuine, made by California
Fig Syrup comDany."-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

tanning twelve 14-inch guns and six tor
pedo tubes. The secondary battery con-
tains twelve Sinch guns and four rapid
firing guns. Among the oher equipment
of the vessel is a real wireless sending
real messages, searchlights flashing in
the dark, and the Ardois system of au-
tomato steering device. A ship band
plays THE Star Spangled Banner" and
the american Patrol" The ship is
manned by a dummy crew of 200 blue
jack.Ss. three inches in height.
The automatic timing device is set for
any desired time. No human hand
touches the boat as 1t goes through its
maneuvers. The band plays THE Star
Spangled Banner" flags are hoisted, sig
mails flash in the signal masts messages
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

leave the wireless station, and men
scurry along the decks as though a COM
mand had been given.
Suddenly, after many flashes of the
search'ights and wireless, the blue jack
cts disappear through little doors that
are thrown open. After the ship is clear
ed for action, the little guns puff out, one
by one. with loud reports. and finally a
big broadside Is fired at an imaginary
enemy.
After the supposed battle. the ship
steers for shore, the doors open, letting
the men out. and the band plays the
american Patrol"
The battleship will be on exhibition
daily at II a. m. and 1, 3 and p. m. for
limited length of time.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
PLANS FOR BUILDING
APPROVED BY new Club
Washington Athletic Club to Have
Ten-Story Home.

Nearly two hundred members OF the
Washington Athletic Club met in the gold
room OF the Shoreham Hotel last night
and completed the plans that VIII
give Washington an organization similar
to those in all the larger cities OF the
country.
In opening the meeting, J. Miller Ken
yon, president Of the club. announced
that articles of incorporation were TAX
en- out yesterday and that the club was
now an accomplished fact
The meeting was called to pass upon
the tentative plans submitted by Milburn.
building to be erected at the corner OF
New York avenue and Thirteenth street.
The club house is to have every fea-
ture found In similar organizations. In
the sub basement will be the power
plant, boiler and all of the mechanical
equipment Of the building. In the base
ment proper will be the pool, one of the
finest in the country, baths. barber
shops, etc. The first floor and mezzanine
will be the show place OF the building
with an immense lobby occupying most
of the space. The third floor will be de-
voted to the members use with an i'm
mense dining room and the upper floors
to rooms for members
On the roof in addition to the roof
garden a landing stage for aeropIanes
will be built
Enthusiastic endorsement of the plans
was given by the members present and
the executive committee was authorized
to appoint building committee to CO.
ooerate with the architects with author
ity to pass on all questions that arise.
That the financial problem has been set
tied was the report OF Charles H. Gems
linccr. the secretary. who told Of the ar
rangements made to take care OF the
hond issue that will supply funds for the
erection Of the building. Work Of con-
struction will be begun Just as soon as
the preliminary plans are completed.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
FUNERALS.

Funeral services for Edward T.,
Cogan. who died "wednesday morning
at his residence. 315 street north
cast. will be held tomorrow at 9
o'clock at the residence. Interment
will be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
Funeral services for Jacob Karr. who
died at his residence at Bethesda, Mary
land, Wednesday. will be held at his late
residence this afternoon at O'Clock In
terment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

A working model of the U. s. S. Penn
sylvania," containing all the details OF
-ncle Sans floating fort, and said by
United States naval experts to be a mas
terpiece, is on exhibition daily at Lans-
burgh and Bros. Department store.
The model represents two and a half
years of steady work by Samuel Orkin.
of Boston, Mass. Although n miniature
ship. it is by no means a small toy. The
craft measures thirteen feet in length.
two feet at the greatest width, and is
made entirely of steel. 1t has displace-
ment of $50 pounds, a draft OF nine and a
half inches, and capable of making four
teen knots an hour.
1t Is armed with a main battery con-
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
REP. COOPER BETTER.
Representative Gordon Lee Also
Much Improved.

Representative Cooper, Of West vir-
ginia, who has been seriously Ill at his
home was reported yesterday to be much
improved, and unless a relapse develops
he will be able to take his seat when the
Sixty-fifth Congress convenes in extraor-
binary session on April 9.
Representative Gordon Lee, of Georgia,
who has been critically i'll with pneu-
monia at the Hotel Cochran, was report
ed yesterday on the men, although it is
doubtful IL he can attend the opening
session
The improved health of both members
was encouraging news to the Democrats
or the House, as there is a very sharp
tightening of the lines, and the party will
need every possible vote if there Is to
be a Democratic organization OF the
House
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
CHOOSE DEBATING TEAM.

Robert E. J. Whslen and George I.
shansey. with Neil Cronin as alternate.
will form the team of the Senior De-
batting Society which will debate with q
team from the Junior Debating Society
of Georgetown University Law School
early in May, in the fourth and final
prize deba.e between the two sCLieLes.
They were chosen at a meeting of the
society las. night at which trials were
lfeld
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
TELLS OF MENTAL HEALING.
DR.. c. o. SnhIer Discusses Curing OF
Diseases by Psychic Power

DIR. C. o. Sahler, of the sanitarium at
Hudson, delivered a lee
ture on metaphysical Healing at Py-
THAN Temple last night. DR.. Sahler is
an expert in the treatment of mental and
nervous disorders.
When we think of disease, we often
think of it as being something very ter
rible," he said.
He gave several illustrations showing
what can be accomplished in the curing
of diseases by the mind. Diseases, he
said, are controlled greatly by the mind.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

the Red Cross. The Wilson Union has
offered its services and it is expected
work will be commenced in a short time.
resolution pledging loyalty and sup
port to the President and Congress in
the present crisis was passed at the
meeting
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get 2o-cent bottle of Darderine al
any drug store, pour a little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with the
finger tips By morning most, if not all
Of this awful scurf will have disappeared.
Two or three applications will destroy
every bit of dandruff; stop scalp itching
and falling hair.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
q. s. VESSEL MISSING

The American steamer Maryland, of
Milwaukee, has been posted by Lloyd's
in London as missing, according to a
consular dispatch to the State Depart
ment today.
The Maryland sailed from PHILADELPHIA
to London on December q
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
Swamp War Insurance Bureau

As result OF lifting the ban on con-
trahand cargoes, the Federal War Risk
Bureau was flooded yesterday with ap-
plications from shippers for insurance
Under the new regulations everything
except ammunition and guns may be in
sured for safe passage through the sub
marine zone.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
UNION WILL AID RED CROSS.
Offers Headquarters and Services to
Assist Organization.

The headquarters of the National wom-
ems Wilson Union at Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, will be turned
over to the Red Cross Association. If
the offer made by the Union at a meet
ing yesterday afternoon is accepted by
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23
FreckIe-Face
Now Ii the Time to Get Rid of These
UEIy Spots.

Do you know how easy Il is TO re-
move those ugly spots so that no one
will call you freckle-face7
Simply get an ounce Of othine. dou-
BILE strength, from your druggist. and
few applications should show you
how easy It is to rid yourself Of freck-
les and get a beautiful complexion.
The sun and winds OF March have a
strong tendency to bring out freckles.
and as a result more othine is sold in
this month. Be sure to ask for the
double strength othine, as this is sold
under guarantee or money back IL it
fails to remove the freck kIez-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

If you come our way we'll send
erfowing values your way.
If you leave a dollar with US it is
rely exchanging the money for its
uivalent in foods.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-23

If you are anxious to secure goods
which are not afraid of the closest
scrutiny, our markets are good places to
visit Glad to greet you all the time.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24
<Pasa a la Sa. Col aa.)

criptor. cue nos e7via tales notlclas
con cl rlismo fin con que ~nosotros las
damos al pubIico: o el de q Sc pueda
poncr a ellos remedio de alguna ma
nera.
Tenemos pruebas multiples de que
las autoridades americans, en- sas
de]cisiores en- todos los casos que ulti-
mamente Sc han suscitado, han estado
en- TODD dentro de Ia justic;a, dandola
q los mexicancs, que son los que "a
han tenido.
Puesto 10 que antecede en- su CO.
nocimiento. Y en- el. del Consulate
Mexicano. que tantos e~sfuerzos ha We
nido hacienda, Y con eXito innegabfe.
en- pro de nuestros connacionales, no
dudamos de que a!go Sc hara. a fin de
meiorar Ia condicion de nuestros com
patriotas. labor a la que hemos dedi-
cado V dedicaremos. todos muestros
~esfuerzos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24

Muchos amos hace que Ia poblacion
meyicana en- Ia parte Sur de los Is
tados Unidos. sobre TODD, en- los Esta-
dos de Texas Y Arizona, viene slendo
tan numerosa, que lugares hay en-
los que ha liegado a cifra mayor que
Ia americana: muchos mos durante
las cuales, los enganches con promesas
doradas de vida mejor, Y las calam!-
dades por que nuestro pals ha atrave-
sado. MERGED q Sus esterlles aventu-
ras revolucionarias, han arrojado de
terra de Mexico hacia esta gran Re
pIblica laboriosa y tranquila, a toda
una muchedumbre que Ia robado es-
fucrzos 2 Ia gran colectividad naclo-
nal. para vcnirlos a emplear aQul, e.!
.rLdo trabajo que al fin y j la postrc
les ma hecho crear intercses y atado
4 este pals con honda Eaigambre.
Pues bien: de 10 mere que eS
esa gran pobiacion mexicana, de su
vida dificil V afanosa, sabiamos anita
no. por r~elatos aislados a los que no
siempre dimos credito: los dltimos su-
cesos motivados por la ley de cons
~Srfoci6n que Ia devuelto al otro Iado
del Bravo. a tantoS millares dc mcXi-
canes. nos han puesto patente h YER
dad de 10 que antano sabiamos por
rcfcycEclaS vagas.
Los que ~vieron. durante las pasadaS
semanas. "a m~uchcdumbTe mcNlcan2
trente al consulate, rec.amando pasa-
porte o matricuia; los que ven los
campoS cast ahandonados. clando tan
poblados los vieron aver; los que sa-
ben como uno Y otro dia vienen regis
| trandoSe incidentes v~arios, relaciona-
dos con mexicanos que haitian en- los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24
MEDRAZO HACE DECLARACIO-
MES SOBRE....
(Viene de Ia Pag. 4a.)

que en- lugar de go cts, pagaran
80 cts. Dor t~onclada, aparte dc esta
franquicia estan exentos de tribute
para los ~productos que ellos user en-
Su Industrial, asi como no pagan tam
POGO por los productos que vcnden en-
cl interior.
Para decretar Ia ley Sc han tenido
en- consideration varias razones:
f! DEE ror ciento impuesto sobre
cl valor dc los petr6leos, Sc determi-
no tcniendo en- cucnta e. costo de
production, los ~impuestos que gravi-
tan sohrc Ia industrial del petr0leo y
ell precio dc vcnta que tcnia en- 1914
y 1915. que era inferior al actual.
Sc cscogieron las densidadcs dc
C.91 O.92. como limitcs para Ia va
r%iaci6n del valor 90 cts pc" ccntc-
simo, porQuc, c.trc cstGs limitcs Sc
cncucrtran los ]pctr0,cos de T1Xnam;
para los petr0lcoS del l5tmo. Iabas-
CO V San Pedro, CUE son mas Ilgeros,
Sc ~establcci6 una variaci6n de va!oT
de 0.IO cts, por cada ceEtGsimo, Y
reduction dc densidad. Tanto las va
riaciones del petr6!co de Tuxpam co
mo cl p~etr6lco del lstmo, Tabasco Y
San Pedro. cstan de acuerdo o ell
proccdimiento ouc recibcn en- Ia prac
tea.
A los pctr6lcos dc Panuco sc les
marco un prccio flo dc $500. en-
atenci6n a que su variaci6n es inslg
nificantc.
FL valor del pctroleo para fijar Ell
impuesto, SC determine del preclo
dc vcnta que ticne el pctroleo de eX-
~portaci6n en- los puertos del Golfo
M~cxicano. V cIando este no sc puedc
obterer. Sc considera G. precio de
venta que tiene en- los pucrtos del
Golfo de Estados Unidcs, ~descontan-
dole cl flete.
Los destilados ~refinados Sc grava-
ron. aproXimadamente. en- IN 2 Y me-
do por ciento, sobre su valor en- Me-
xico. V los destilados crudo5. con do
bic Quota.
E. gas fue gravado o ell cinco
Dor ciento, provisionalmcnte, mien-
tras sea factibie establccerle I'm a
ior cQuitativo.
Para evitar dcsperdicios en- 10 que
sea possible. sc eStableci0 Quota doble
para ell petr6!eo cue Sc ~desperdicie
cor las compahias explotadoras.
En- resumen: Siendo relativamente
bajo Ell costo de production Y de refi-.
naci6n del ~petr6leo. el impuesto del
diez por ciento, que 10 grava, es, en-
cambio, modersdc Y en- nada perju-
dica 2 "a industrig.
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Sensible aCcidatp.n
(Yiene de la Pag. 4a.)

Los que llevaron Ia peor parte en-
ell ~accidente fueron Jose Cara y
Willie Sampler. Cara fue encon-
trado en- complete estado de moons
ciencia y todavia, para las seis de
la tarde de hoy, no ha sido possible
volverlo en- 81. Lo atiende el Sr.
Dr.. Lorenzo Cantu, Y este galeno
manifesto que las heridas ~recibidas
por Cara son bastante graves, pero
e. tiene Ia esperanto de que Sc sal
vara.
Ell otro herido, Sampler, tiene dis
locado el brazo izquierdo Y parece
que rota una clavicula, pero Sc cree
que no sufrira ninguna amputacion.
Cuando ell doctor Cantu lie hizo las pr
! meras caraciones, al herido le brota'
ba sangrc ell a%bundancia por los oidos,
la nariz Y la boca, tan fuerte asi fuc-
ron los golpes que %recibiera.
Los otros dos jovencs, llamados To
mas Wilson v Cruz Pena, solamentc
recibieron Observation-Disclosures Ell la ca,
beza Y escoriaciones en- la cara Y en-
algunas otras parties del cuerpo, pero
cast nj ameritaron la asistencia medi.
ca.
En- todos los corrillos que Sc for
man en- los centres comerciales Y So
cialcs, cl accidente de que trato era
cl tema obligado; y era natural que
asi fucra porque, repito, los indivl,
duos que figuran como personals
en- Ct, son bastante conocidos ell Ia
~!ocalidad.
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Sc CONFIRNA Ell HUNDIMIENT0
DEL SUBMARINE.

UN PUERTO DEL ATLANTICO.
JUNO 23.-Un combate entire " bar
CO mercante americana Y IN subma-
rino aleman tuvo lugar e. dia s del
actual, en- I'm punto situado a un dia
de canine de Geneva, Italia, segun e.
relate que los oficiales y marines de
dicho vapor hicieron hoy a su llega-
da a este puerto. e. resultado del
combate fue favorable para los arti-
lleros americanos que formaban IA
tripulaci6n de guardia del vapor, quie-
mes hicieron blanco sobre cl sumergi-
DE. cuando menos con de los dis
paros.
e. captain del vapor de referencia,
dijo que ell submarine Sc presento re-
| pentinamente 4 una d~istancia de ana
j 500 yardas Y lanzo inmediatamente
III torpedo sobre eli barco. La huella
de este Sc VIC claramente Y e. photo
! pudo maniobrar de modo de evitar ei
choQue del %proyectil, que paSo a una
distancia no mayor de veinte pies de
Ia cubierta del barco. La tripulacion
de guardia, encargada de Ia arti,le-
ria del barco, abri0 desde luego cl
fuego sobre cI enemigo, disparando
cuatro tiros conservatives Y con gran
rapidez, pues ei submarine empezaba
i Sumergirse.
Segun asegura el captain. el Sc
Cundo disparo del barco mercaute, hi
20 blanco en- cl periscopio del Subma-
rino, que vol6 hecho pedazos por Ell
ARE. FL ultjmo disparo cay6 xac
tamente en- el lugar en- que Ell subma-
rino Sc habia sumergido. FL vapor
no sufri0 ningun desperfecto.
Este es el segundo encuentro de que
Sc tiene noticia en- el transcurso de
dos dias. encuentros en- los cue los ar
t~illeros americanos nan salido Veto
riosos de la prueha que han tcnjdo
cue soportar con u tcmibles cncmf-
gos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24
Hermoso edificio.

En- nuestra principal Aventda, la
Gale de Main estan construyendo
los propietarios de la tienda La Fee
ria, IN hermoso cdificio que induda-
blemente contribuira a dar mayor es-
plendor y riqueza a Ia citada aveni-
da.
Parcce que los duehos del edlficio
10 dcstinaran a un gran almacen dc
ropa, solamente que en- el sc vendc-
ran las mercancias al por mayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24
FL cxodo dc mexicanos continue.

La cmigrlcinn de mcXicanoS con
tiYra. am cuardo no en- la porpor-
con dc los dias en- qIc Sc inlc!o. Dia-
rjamcrtc atraYicsan el puente m1e:-
nac:onal pucs p]rcfieren hacerlo por
dicho luglr en- vcz dc seguir hasta
Mexico en- Observation-Disclosures, ma
jercs Y ninos. todos cargando bultos
do d;fcrentes tamanos. Nuevo Laredo
SO ha visto. durante los uItimos diaS,
n!ct6rico como nunca de v~iajeros.
Los auc disponcn de dinero suficien-
&c, ocuDan hoteles. Y IA pobre genie
ule con sacrificios inconcebibies
abandon6 los lugares dondc radical
ba, acampa junto a la aduana, o bajo
ell techo de la estaclon, ell eSpera
de los trcncs que habra de ~llevarla
a Iugares distintos.
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UNA NOTABLE HAVANA DE UN
BARCO. $500.
(Viene de Ia Pa

Sido los ojos de nleStro cnemigo.
"Nuestra tr~ipulacion, que eSta5a
alineada contra Ia b~arandilIa de eS-
tribor. presenci6 deSde ALI Ia batalla,
: prorrumpi6 en- nutridos ap,ausos y
alegres gritos de trIunfo cuandO VIC
desaparecer Al submarine.
En- total, fueron d~isparados dieci-
nueve tiros de canon. que es 81 saIu-
do militar de la Secretaria de Marina
dc los EStados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24
Pasaran a Mexico carros %ferroearri'
ferrocarrilcros.

Las companies ferrocarrileras dc
este pals, desde hace mucho tempo,
cast dcsde que principle la revolution,
no ~conscntian que sus carros de
carga pasaran a territorio m%eXlcano,
V 81 alguna vez daban ell permlso CO.
respondents, los concentrates inte-
resados tcnian que hacer, en- las ofici-
mas de Ia compania, I'm dep0slto de
mil dolares por cada furg0n. Ash Gdc
los concentrates de Mexico sufrian
bastantc en- sus ~intereses con esta ne
dida.
Mas ahora, las companies fcrroca-
rrileras americanas han revocado Ia
orden que dieran, y dictado DISPOSE
clones tendencies a que los furgones
de carga puedan pasar al otro lado.
NADIA menos, Agentes Aduanales
de esta ciudad, senores Dominguez Y
Cervera, aver embarcaron mercancias
en- cinco carros, destinadas a conner
ciantes m~eXicanos ' que esta manana
pasaron a Piedras Negras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24

WASHINGTON. D. c., Junio %
La Secretaria de Marina recibio hoy
confirmation de la noticia relativa al
hundimiento de IN submarine aleman
por Ia t~ripulaci6n de guard;a de IN
vapor mercante americana, que fUe
pub'icada aver. La confirmation fuc
enviada por el c~omandante de Ia tri-
pulaci6n de guardia del vapor dicho,
o. J. Gullickson.
".Aparentemente el submarine fue
hundido. o cuaudo menoS averiado Sc
riamente, dice Ell informe del conan
dante. pues no volvi6 a verse mas
Los miembros de Ia tripulaci0n de
guardia. al mando de Gullicksoa. son:
Freddie Wilson, s. Q. Beam, Victor
N. BurriS, Sylvester J. Niehauss Y
William \. Metzger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24

DESE0 saber ell paradero dc Ia senora
&c TN afo cStaba en- Laredo. TEX. dc dom
de Sc viz con IN seiior lIamado Felipe
Gaona, para Charlotte, Tex. La ultima nod
cia que tive rue que estaba trabajandn con
I'm senior FiOrentino viilaIoboS, cullen me
INDIGO que hace tempo Sc vino la salora
CaFraScO para san Antonio, Tex. rs origi-
maria de AgC2scalienfeS, Mex. Grauticar6
a Ia persona q Ie lie de inforneS. dirigicn-
dose a Eduardo ortiz, iai2 Elm ST., Waco,
Tex. (6s5j
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-MATRIMONIALES

HoNBl;E Iovcn. dc hucna educaci0n Y ron
bii'fI 1Iirlr, dcSca tcner correspondence
COn S%cfinrii1. scilora o vilda que sea hon
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La persona que So iniercSn ~Sirvase eScri-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-24
Secretario particular iterino de
Carranza.

Sc NECESITAN cincuenta hombres
para trabajos de drenaje, que vayan
cincuenta millas al norte de Fort
Worth; $3.50 diarios por nueve no.
ras de trabajo. FL viaje es ell lunes
en- Ia noche. Ocurran con tempo e
inscribanse. NJ. L. Osborn Employ
ment Co. 1916 W. Houston St.
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