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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
Miss Emma Hebenicht, Who Was at
Head Of v. N. A. Here, 10 With
Barnes Unit In
France.
ARRIVED THERE SAFELY
st. Louis Papers Deny Rumors Of Dis
aster to Unit and Local People
Have Received Cards From
Miss Habenicht.

~ That wars and rumors
! go hand in hand is evil
! E denced every day.
Some four OF five
4 weeks ago Miss Maude
M.s.gn. of the local visiting nurse
staff. received postal card from
Miss Emma Habenicht, former CHIEF
! of the visiting nurse staff here. tell
ing of her arrival in France with
the Barnes hospital unit of st. Louis.
The card was written at sea, and
mailed at one of the seaport towns,
evidently from the post mark. The
censor had been busy with the card,
as shown by the erasure of two lines.
On the card Miss Habenicht told OF
the fine voyage the two units had on
the S. S. St Louis, the Pennsylvania
unit having gone over with the ST.
Louis nurses.
Yesterdays. ST. Louis Republic car
ried story denying reports that
had been circulated in st. Louis to
been lost at sea or annihilated at the
front. Investigation Of these rumors
had been made, according to the Re-
public by high officials. who we're con-
WINGED that they were part Of a Ger
man propaganda to discourage en-
listments In the hospital service.
In view Of the fact that Miss Hab-
enicht's card told of the arrival Of
the transports in English waters, it
is not very probable that the unit OF
which she is member went to Its
death in Davy Jones locker. Accord
ing to the official report sent from
the front, the Barnes and Washington
university units arrived safely in
England and were transported safely
to France, where they are probably
now in actual service.
Miss Habenicht was in Keokuk for
two years in the visiting nurse work
here. and from here went to st. Louis
where she has been in the visiting
nurse work there.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
CITY NEWS.

West Point fair Aug. 1873 and 10.
Keokuk day August 8. 1917.
Masonic: Special, Tuesday even.
ing, July II, at o'clock. End degrees
Have you tasted Leisy's Temp
Brew lately? You can't tell the diff
ference from the real article. Two
dozen in a case. Telephone s4
-Megchelsens are offering bar
gains in cotton goods this week.
Mrs. Perry Dean was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital last Wednesday
where an operation was performed.
Her condition is reported as ing
favorable.
IT. P. & w. passenger train No.
5, due here at o'clock last night,
was over two hours late, being held
up at La Crosse, ILL.,, by minor
accident
A meeting of Boy Scout troop
number eight. will be held at Lincoln
school Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock All members of the troop
are requested to be present. Ross
Shaffer Is scoutmaster of troop eight.
-Crepes, vofles, organizes; all
cotton goods at cost at Megchelsen's
this week.
On the seventh day of next
August the board of supervisors Of
Lee county will let out another big
job in connection with the Green Bay
drainage district construction work,
the construction Of the pumphouse
buildings and appurtenances. Adver-
tisements for bids for the work were
sent out by the county auditor today,
says the Fort Madison Democrat.
The specifications, on file here and
at the Offices of Engineer Perkins,
call for large quantity of mechani
cal apparatus, electrical fixtures,
plumbing. etc. 1t is expected that
many bids will be received.
Cost sale on cotton goods at
Megchelsen's this week.
Hugh L. Cooper, builder Of the
keokuk dam. has left for France. ac-
cording to letter received here by
w. n. Sage, from him. He will be
attached to General Pershings staff
as major in the engineering corps.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. G. L. Reiner left last night FOR
Shauenegan Falls. Canada, to visit
her daughters, Mrs. l.. R. Talbot and
Miss Hazel NJ. Reiner.
Mrs. Alice Steele and son LEROY
have returned from Galesburg and
Monmouth, ILL.,, after visiting friends
Mrs. Robt. Scherer has returned at.
ter visit with her daughter, Mrs G
E. Trout at Peoria. She was accom-.
panied here by Mrs. Trout and chi
uren
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ferris have
left for an automobile trip to Daven
port. They will return the latter part
Of the week
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
Will Teach Surgeons.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Surgeons of
the medical officers reserve corps
will learn the most scientific meth
DDS of treating wounds before they
sail for France.
DR.. Alexis Carrel, of the Rockefel-
Ter institute for medical research. is
ready today to begin instructipg them
in the Carrel-Dakin method of car
ing for wounds. A model field hos
pital" for training army surgeons has
been built by the Rockefeller insti-
tute here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16

the United States army.
DR.. ruuer received his commission
this morning by telegram from Wash.
ington and wired his acceptance OF
the commission.
Ten nurses aids are wanted for
Unit r, the Red Cross unit which
will go from southeastern Iowa I'M
der command of Major Clark Of Fair
field. Applicants should send In
their names to DR.. John r. Walker
of Fort Madison.
Women between the ages Of Pa
and 40 may qualify for this service.
There is no pay at first, and they
must be willing to work.
Nurses aids will be chosen from
women who have had certain expert
ence or training. Study in first aid
and home nursing and hygiene classes
will be of help in landing place as
a nurses aid, it is said.
DIR. Clarke is busy lining up plans
for the unit, and arrangements are
being made to secure the proper
funds and equipment for the unit
Keokuk doctors and nurses will be
included in the organization when
orders come for it to move.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
BRINGS Suit in Court.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
PARIS, July I'm. Dubers, owner
If a chateau at Compiegne. today
-tarted formal proceedings in Paris
curt charging the German Prince
7itel Frederick. fourth son of the
.aiser. and his German army staff
With ''housebreaking and pillage."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
Denies Strike romorrovv

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, July 16.-William D..
Haywood, secretary of the 1. w. w.
here, today denied the report that
all lumber and timber workers affali-
ated with his organization west of
the Mississippi would strike tomor-
row
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16

-subscribe Tor The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
Fcminine Yet.

davenport Democrat: The fact that
lhe Russian women of the Legion of
Death hated to parade after they
mad cut on their back hair shows
that they are still human.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
NOTICE.

l am now closing my business in
heokuk and will ask any one having
pills against me and those indebted
70 me, kindly call and settle at once
MADELINE e. MUM.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16

3 MORE TUESDAY BARGAINS.
85c buys new middies, house
dresses and tub skirts. All new sum-
mer dresses go at cost. New silk
peticoaats s1.9s. Watch the crowds
at Lowitz's.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
DR., FULLER IS
/. GIVEN COMMISSION
He viii Be Captain In Medical Corps
Of United States Army, Aee~ri-
ing to. Word
Received
NURSES AID WANTED
Ten Women Between 25 and 20 Are
Needed to Go in Red Cross
Unit From This
District

DR.. Frank M. Fuller OF
Keokuk has been COM
nlissioned captain in the
medical reserve corps OF
the United States army.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
Not Yet Located.

Monticello Express: There is some.
body to blame between the mine
operators and the consumers for
part of the high price of coal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-16
3 OF TUESDAYS LEADERS,
IOwiTZ

Bathing suits and new tub suits
and coats at cost. Silk shantung
dresses go at $40. New fall silk
dresses " profit. Lowitz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
Los .ALENA%ES CRUZARON Ell
T.AGLiAMENTO...
(V;ene dc L. 3a).

5000 soldado5 i~talianos.
FL lugar en- Que q cruzamlento Sc
hizo. eS Ell las c~ercanias de Pinzalo
poblacion si.uada Z diecisiete mi!las
a. ~noroeste dc Udine Y como a cua-
renta de IL desemboc2dura del Taglia
mcn;o. En- esa region, Ct terreno 81
hica es algo ~pantanoso, 10 es muy
profundo, apartc dc que cl GAUGE del
10 Sc cstrecha bastantc.
ST Cadorna decide ~abandonar Ia IL
nca del TagliamerHo, COMO cS 10 mas
probable, Pucs en- case &c que sos
tcnga alguncs comhates, sera mas
bicn con cl ~propo=ito de dilatar c!
avancc del ~cnemigo, ST. pr0Xima IL
nea de detencion. para la dcfensa dc
Vcnccia, sera Ia margen occidental
lei rio Livenza, Que corre tamhIer
Z traves de la llarura veneciana
como doce. millas, al o~ccidoHte de-
Tagliamento, 0 probablemcnte Sc pa
sara hasta c: curse del rio Plavc,
mas caudaloso aun y por 10 mismo
mas Appropriate para espcrar al enc
migo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
Nuave muertOs hubO en- Ia
explosion de''"FinIandia"

WASHINGTON, Noviembre =
los Departamentos de Marina Y Cue
IRA dieron a conocer anoche Ia iista
de los individuos que perdieron IA
vida durante ell ataque que un sub
marino alenan hiZo al t~ranSporte a.
m~aricano "Finlandia", b9que que
fue torpedeado cuando Sc disponia a
| regresar de aguas europeas q los
Estados Un!dos.
N!ngana explicaci6n dieron los re-
| fe-idos Departamentos respecto a CO
! TO ocurrieron las perdidas lie vidas
l. die Sc da cuenta. Ell informc
r.ororcionado por las Secretaries dc
TIcrra = Marina dice, unicamente.
= siguiente:
los Departamcntos de Guerra y
Marina han recibido informes de las
~:;guientes perdidas que resultaron de
| IN ataque al transporte "Finlandla'
| niem5ros de Ia armada: James W.
. Henry, muerto; Newton r. Head.
uucrto; Porter Hilton, %perdido;
NiemDros de Ia tr~ipulacion del Fin
'andia': NJ. Cadorza, ahogado: J,
Ianese!o. ahogado; ". F. Phillips
lnogado: Jose Cuevas, probablcmen-
. mucrto 4 consccuencia dc herr
las: Miembros del ej&rcito: Lesten
Ticklay, soldado, ahogado; Charles
Maxwell, soldado, negro, ahogado".
Los citados departamentos no tie
! zen mas informes del ataQue de!
| Tinlandia nj tampoco han recibido
| ~ingunos dctalles del ataque al An
tj.las".
Tn dcspacho recibido aQul ano-
| ne. de TN puerto frances del Allan
''co". informa que el transporte a
nericano "Finlandia" fuc lievado q
I!cho puerto c internado en- cl diGue,
.ondc Sc procedera q hacerlc las re-
! -T!C!OI!tS EcCSSdI IdS, = SlSNSS w tN
! gerlo en- condolences de que pueda
! n puesto de nuevo al serviciO J cS-
en- capacidad de regresar Z los Es-
.adoS Unidos.
e mismo despacho dice cue los
! amos sufridos por el transporte men
c;onado, no son de gran considera'
! c.0n y que no pasara mucho tempo
| sin que este en- condolences de pres,
tar dc nucvo scrricio. Sc dice tam
lien que entire los tripulanteS de-
| .Finlandia" Sc cncontraban "arioS Su-
Icrvjvicntcs del tranSportc "Antillas'
Que fuc hundido hacc POGO tempo.
T'odos los hcridos que habia q bordo
Del 'Finiandia" fucron conducidos a
unc de los hospitales del puerto i
! 'ondc arribo el citado transporte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
PAsO PoR ESTA. .
Tiene de la la. plaua.

mimic publico, suscitado por Ia
APPLICATION a los mexicanos, de Ia
ley de reclutamiento para el ~eJerclto
de los Estados Unidos.
e. Vice Consul de New York ei
segundo de! Sr. Burns, sc nego ma
acudir a L. cita cue para cumplir
una de las obligaciones exigldas
toios los de cierta edad, Sc
le extendio con motive del meHclo'
nado reclutamiento. Como a pesar
dc que para clio Sc pusieron en- Jue'
go todos los recrrsos, el vice Consul!
Sr Manuel Martinez C~arranza., NJ
acudiera a IA cita, SC suscit6 IN incl
dente que termin0 0 II aprehen'
sion del dicho senior. 81 iibertad baJc
Sianza de ciDco mil d6lares, y Ia o
bl;gaci6n dc presentarsc q juicic
cuando sea llamado.
Ash pues, Sc supuso que e! consul
dc Mexico en- New York, iria q Ia
Replb!ica, con objeto dc tomar i,
cuerdo para la seduction dc este Ca
so, y clio fuG 10 que de 81 pretend,
mos saber.
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I'm NOyIO ihAPACIENTE
REQUIRE Al SUICIDE
porque no lie quisieron dar Ia
lnaao de su p~romatida, Sc
arroj6 de In octave piso

NUEEA YORK, Noyiembrc 3
Berney E. Loreman. Cabo de Ia Com
palIa de Ayituallamiento del l67 Re-
gimiento de Infanteria, cStaclonado
en el Campo Mills, y Miss Regina
Glanckopf, hija dc Oscar G!anckoPf,
rico manufactured de sombreros que
viye en- Il casa numero col de IA Ca
lie iI3 al O~ccidentc, SO Qresentaron
el domingo ante {! padre de la mu-
chacha para reca5ar su permiso para
contraer m~atrirtpnic. 2! perniso fuG
rahuss,io PCT Mr.. Giaw:kopf, pe-o
no cbstante clio, al dia s~iguientc Ia
ioven pareja sac6 una iicencia de
matrimonic y e! Cabo Loveman. com
pro 81 anillo de bcdas y Sc 10 llevo .
81 noyia. Como Il @s,a no le gGstara
u aihaia. acorda:on If ~iuntos a 10
jcvcria para comprar uno 81 guSto,
en- cl cue mandaron inscribir las
inicialcs y fecha s~iguiente: R. G. y
B. B. l. Oct. 80, 1917"
La pareja volvio e. r;artcs 4 i&
casa de Mr.. Clanckopf, precisamente
e. dia que habia~ iijado para e. ra-
trinonio. = efcc,o dc pedir de nucvo
ell cunscatimien:o del padre. Fl Cabc
Loveman. aprovechando una !icencla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
LOS ALEMANES ARR0JAN PRO
CLAMAS PACIFISTAS

ROMA, Noviembre 5.-Gran MI
nero de proclamaS de caracter paci'
fista, cstan siendo pueStas en- todos
los lugares publicos d. las poblscio'
hes i~talianas que SC hallan ahors
ocupadas por los auStro-alemancs,
rrincipaimcnte en- UGinc, Commons
San Daniel, LatisaEa y otras Z IL
largo del Tagliament0.
Dichas proc!amas que ticncn cl ca
ract"r dc mensajeS dirigidoS Il pue-
bio italiano, expresaH las i~ntenclo-
mes pacificas dc los invasorcs Y ma
cen "a pueblo ofertas dc paz, ascgu-
raudo que no descan "~onQuiStar I'm
solo palmo dc territorio italiano
Ayiadores alcmaneS han arrojado
iguaImcate iniinidad de esos mensa-
les q 10 largo dc Ia Inca italiana
Ell cl Taglianlcnto, on los que Sc ha-
ZEN identicas oicrlas dc paz. scgun
dice cl Diputado G~irardlni, que ACADIA
de regresar del frentc,
Is dc notarse que en- cl verano pa
sado, los a~viadores austriacos AFRO
aaron en- csas miSmas ciudades y dis
tritos. dulccs envcnerados, Il conse-
cuellcia dc 10 cual murIcron muchos
ullC los cOmierun.
Todas las ciudadeS ell Ia Italia
Contra! J Meridicnal, cstan llcnaS de
refugiados que, precediendo L la eva
cuacion de las tropas ~ita!ianas, aban-
donaron Sus hogareS mejor que vivir
bal cl dominic del invasor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
MURiO Ell ULTIMO.
(Viene do la 4a.)

Ia o..o ~despacho, desembarcaror
,iento cincuenta soldados de caba'
Icria los cua'es seran distributes
aesdc lucgo en- los ingenios ubica-
DOS en- San Luis, Guantanamo y
y:ros lugarcS.
La prensa hapanera dio hoy Ia
toticia dc que, seguu los informes
cXtraoficialcs obtenidos, dos cruceros
?Iacricanos viencn en- canine y lie,
garan quiza mamma I aguas dc este
lucrto. Sc ignora cl objeto dc Ia Vi
;ita Dc los citadoS barcoS dc IA ar
m2da dc los EstadoS UnidoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
Ell INCENiERO BOLAN0S CACHO
FUE EXPULSADO -.
(Vicae dc Ia Pag 4a.)


A.ic"Jr"s - Hac'an n''r'aS i"NesI-
%AcloAcs y SC cS~S!"tc''" HieJo' Id ''
9o"sa"'!it4H que '~''a!e'a So''c q
1flSioAef''
L! goO'cI''o 'u"""o '1'i''' 81
tolaS u parties Id Fe~Soi"-'o' 'uoP
*da en- ei mes dc Juno : a'ofH" pc
Ter rn igor {! dc'!et' "e '>Pu4-
N'A de mSyhi'f" U'!al''S Sa'no
AcJi'', que "'~''Ni' =" '"'''1
Ji.,'"' q "'' w "$'
la "'''V'' U' N''''"'-"
70 S'SaieL'':
RrSu'lahdo: que d'' '"Pcu'eH'c
hSirUIHo para 'r''ar ue Id coh"uc
IL o~p+er'&"" ro' IN "'"'>i""o u
I.~aclo''"!.u'' "''"'','' ~'',m"t4I'
G''''''" ""!"''o. "'''' '''",'
'9hS.' que '"i"''""S' "e >" 'o'"'-
Si%" "v '~%''""Jc'"' I'LL ''''""o par
IyiPac!oH ~c|E% en- Id p'Il'''a &c
- use. 's' '0 49,
alsa!o> i 81 a-c"''cS !'| que GO"
tines &c u"rf''af d a''o"I "oh'crho'
d" PuieN g eH'm'&o "cI'oldo. SC
a!zafon On ar'haS III ii P~fo|lncia DC
u'!"hl'.
'~'nS."cf'n""' que Is una '"nSc
caeH''a W ID @'''i"N'' u' ioS Is
!a'''S q u'trSuo u' 'NPuls'o" w IN
'fahj'roS' ii '4"! eS'a rc'oho&ldV J
2cepta"" cn ID mayor Paf1c de las
cEis aciorc" DC los HU'P!"S cultos
: quo - r~lo4adah" nl'Aifano Emilio
b'lah"' 'a'n" "F}'IS result" SCI.
-. Tvs "n''''"' ,Y''''s'''U'" ." =
4",'.'"' H'"''01''0o' 'i-i'''''' per
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
Ell CONDE CZERNiN VISTA
BERLIN.

COpENllAGUE, Novicmbrc O.
En- los circulos dip'omaticoS dc csta
capital hay Ii rrccncia general &c
que Ia visits del Condo Czernin Won
Chudenit1, Ministro dc Relaciouco
ExtriorcS Gil cl gahincte auStro-hun-
caro-, ! Ia capital dc Alcmania, sea
probablemcntc un prelinlinar para
una nucya oTcrta dc paz que lanza-
ran IN brcvr las potencias ccntralcS.
baju ~ nucva administration y es-
Ia este formada por los cIcmentoS
iiberaies que fuG 4 los que ayudo q
inGeni" Eu!anrs Cache.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
Asuntos ~oficiales.

Sin embargo, la discretion del
Consul Burns nos impidio. saber cl
.oojeto de 81 viaje.
\ todas las prcgrntaS sobrc clio,
Sc limit0 a contestar que su TiaJc
obedecia al arreglo de alguRos into
resantes asuntos del consulate, que
arrcg!aria CT brevc. regrcsaEdo 4 Ia
cilGad dc New York.
Segun e. s.. Burns. Su viaic de
regreso >cri pronto. puc5 no pcrma-
rccera en Mexico sine unaS cuautas
Semanas.
En- c4auto al vice consul Marti-
ncz, sigue en- cl desempeno de Sus
fuacione5 consu!ares. Durante Ia
a9Scncia del S.. Burns, el es QUien
Sc ha quedado al frente del Consul
lado Mcxicaro en- Ia gran metr6poli
del Norte.
ResPecco de las relac!ones dip!o
matjcaa entire Mexico : EstadOs
Unidos, con motive del incidcnte de
MARITIME, dice que no nan sufrido
Ia mas pequcla alteration, y que tai
incident. ha sido ell unico que con
motive del reclutamiento Sc ha re-
giStrado en- New York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
LAS GESTIONES EN- FAVOR
Viene de Il. Ia. plana.

admic!da su exception q un inciv!
duo dc Newfoundland m~eHicana, qu,
c5taLa "a. pVr las mismaS razoncs.
a punto dc ser traido al Campo Ira.
Wis.
Este individGo s. llama Jose Hino,
joSa, cs c~iudadano m~exicano, y viyt
n Lockhart, Texas. dondc reside ha-
g tempo.
Ci,ado como los dcmaS, acudio in.
mediatamentc al consulate. d fin dc
recabar sus comprobantcs dc ciuda-
DANA. Gil forma legal, los cualcs pre-
scnto, acahandoSc dc r~csolvcr 81
aS1 dc mancra Favorable, pucs Sc lc
Ia DECADE va en- absolute libertad.
LO mismo st cSpcra conseguir G.,
los dennis casoS, cuando qucdc uIc-
namentc comprobada Ia ciudadania
DC los rcclutadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
ITALIA CONFIA EN- SU MARINA
Viene de la "a. Pas).

u austriaco de Grade y dc la albu-
EZRA Qac So haIla al occidcntc, IA
.iiitando asi Ia ~ocupacion por las tucr-
rs n~4vaIcS italianas dc TODD csc fren-
e del golfo, hasta vcinticirco millas
L. arriba, o sea frcntc 4 Ia costa
ic tIorfalconc.
Estos hcchoS ticnCn gran slgnlil-
caci6n. pucs clos indican que Ia Ar
NADIA italiana todavia pucdc scr un
factor dc Importance en- csta lucha,
que haga zanzibar cl aspecto general
lie Ia s~ituacion. En- opinion dc algu-
nos tecnicos, vrrdadcras autoridadcs
~nayalcs. la Entente dcbcria considc-
rGr urgcntcmcntc y dc IL mancra
amplia, las vcntaiaS navalcs y proba-
bilidadcs dc cXito en- cl Adriatico,
pucS scgUu dichoS tecnicos, este afrc-
CO uno de los campos mas Seguros
para un golpc decisive por parbc dc
IL Entente.
FL principal argumcnto para SoStc-
ncr tai tests. cs la De que Austria sc
encucntra materlalmcntc impossible
tads DC rccibir rcfucrzoS nayalcs dc
A.lcmania, pucSto que todaS las rutao
riarItimas estIn controladaS por los
aliados, los que Il su vcZ podriau re-
Gnir Ell Il Adriatico una flota que Ell
union dc Ia italiana, podria l.cyar Z
cabc uua acciou que fu.ra cl golpe
&c Cracia para la marina auStriaca.
dcscartada Ia cUai, Ia costa dc csc
pals. qucJaria Il MERGED &C las naycS
aliads&.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
case dc Banda.

Il case &c oanCa.
FL Sahado pasado, cst1vo On Il
Campo Travis. Ia famiIia DE- Tir-o
Banda. con ohjcto dc yisitar!o. cosl
que lc acaha dc ser ~pcrmitida. pucg
81 ~ioycn mcAicano cStaba ronsidera
do como actor eli Ia tragcIia dc Live
Oak, gu Ia que pcrdieron Ia vida vi
padre, dos j" sus hcrmauos Y uu
ageHtc i" IA autor!dad
Tir>o Banda cSta Sicndo lratuJv
con toda c!aSe DC conSiIcracioncs. Y
10 unico que al prosecute - ira,a dc
poucr en- ciaro. t. 81 coudiciou dc
mexicano, logrado 10 cUal, Sc ic pom
dra en- libcrtad.
Sc eSpers cue este Suceda DC un
uom"uto j otro.
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Los mexicanos dc New York.

la c~oionia mcXicana dc New
York, sino tan nero como Ia De
eSta ciudad dc San Antonio, 81 Ia
iorman algunos millarcs de indivi-
duoS, entire clos muchoS que en- Me
NicO han ocupado promincnte lugac
on c! gobierno. en- las finanzas y en-
IA sociedad.
Con motive dc las Iiestas dc Sep
tiembrc, {! Consul Burns rcuni0 en-
IN banquete 4 Ia mayor suma dc
mc%icanos que hayan estado juntos
en- IA dicha ciudad. Del numero dc
comensalcS, da idea cl coslo Dc!
banquetc: cuairo mil d6iares.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
VENTAS-

nj TE.NER que ausentarne yendo en- $3.50
Dollars. autom6vil Packard 7 pasaieTus, en-
mlgnftico cS!ado de uSo. Vedse ST. Nag
non. SOC Brady Building. uf-S).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06

uATRIM0NTAL-Un dollar. RDrirs TO-, .
amino hacia Ia felicldad. Con esta can
dad (st.00> lie enviaremos nuestro Gaia
1GO MATRIMONIAL ILUSTRAD0, con
lombres y direcciones dc mucbas damas
<rrlblr q cualduiera de elias y coutrseY
, COSMOPOLITAN CLU5. Boz 4as. VENICE
,IIF
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
CONsIDERA COMO UN PRESA
Clio DE pAZ.....
Niene De Ia "a. Pag.l

en- rsta ciudaj. dice qus el doctor
Karl Hclftcrich, 81 Vice. Canclllcr
Imperial, presento cl sabado Ia re-
nuncja dc Su cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06
RENTAS-

Sc RENTA hacienda. DiTane I'd. 81 uene
in:nlemen;es y maquinaris agrlcola y So
valor, y 70 le proporcionare hlcienuT con
aqua en- Mexico. ". Z. Flores, los BelvtD
ST., San Antonio. Texas. Ills
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06

pESEO SABER cl paradero dc mi hito lose
iloria, de 90 aflos, de edad. eSta,ura regu.
lar. color blanco, oioS negros. cara rcdon-
ia, hace tres aioS que no Sc de el. Is.
mvo en- Ciudad Iuarez. de donde fue q
una oricina de enganche, no %Sablendose
desde entonces NADIA de e.. Dare uns
qualification oe CINCuENTA DOLARES, a
Ia persona cue me proporcione informes
r!erlos. DirtIirse q Greeorlo Gloria. Boz
- Tempe, Arizona. utt6i
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,ntes de vender sus -SlECES lie esuns
remos dsrnos q conocer Sus preclos. Com
pramos cualguler captidad : clase. d.. J.
and G. Merroqutn, E6 Dolerosa Street. San
AEtolio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-06

uEsEp >.!BuR RI vlradrro c. mi hiio Gel.
30 Rivera. de ~ alos de cdad. cucrrD re
gUlar. POLO negro. l!acc tres meses 80
cncnntrab1 en- SIN Antonio. Texas, trsba-
ianip dr mcc3nirp phr Ia rsllc DC Ia
redo. Ieucu IL amos dc 10 ,crlu. Grail
ricir.: i!bcrslurDte j IL persona que Jt-
RIA InT"rin"- "'"rlnS i thUifn itivcra, 81
south Laredo 81, Sln Anlun!u. Teas.
ufiiJ.
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PESOUfSAS-

iRATlr!ChNE con $500 4 Quicn informc
&c paraderO cyactO de mis- bcrnIalOS An
tonic Y lose ArviZu rcspcctlyaIncIlc. II
uTimero dc & afiOS J cl SCgnnd0 dc "
OriginariOS de l.ayGn. Sonora, Mexico. Di.
riiirSc . Francisco Il, .ATrizu, CUwcll, Ca
lirornia. Via Bay Point. e..