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The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
MILLION SHARES SOLD
. in HOUR ON EXCHANGE
Wild Excitement Dominates New York
Market List.
OBy the International News servsce.)


New York. Feb. Looming as COM
plete surprise to Wall Street, the German
note caused wild excitement on the stock
market. At the opening there was almost
complete generalization for half an hour.
Standard stocks declined ten points and
more. There were erratic recovertes
ranging from 1 to six or seven points In
as many minutes, only to be followed by
further decline. 1t was an hour before
the market became at all stable and then
IL was at an average Of about six points
under the close OF the previous day.
The universal belief in Wall Street was
THAT a break with Germany could not De
avoided. The most hopeful view taken
was that nothing more would be done
than to dismiss the German Amoassa-
Dor.
1 In most Of the commission houses there
were crowds Of excited customers long
before the opening and brokers went on
the floor with orders to sell at any price
obtainable Only a few important snort
Zines were outstanding.
The street as a whole kept putting out
short lines and covering at brief inter
Eals, thus giving a big volume of trading.
In the first hour sales amounted to fully
IA million shares. although only about
F6O,OOo shares were officially recorded on
the tape Actual liquidation was not
heavy.
4 United States Steel IN whlch wan street
Is interested and which Is looked upon as
the market leader closed last night at
112. The opening sale was at lO5 and
almost Immediately it broke to 80. 1t
rallied to lO4 then fell of again to lOl
During most Of the day 1t nuctuated
feverishly between 1O1 and 1O3.
Steel did not appear on the tape until
dozens of other stocks had been recorded
In semi-panic. Marine preferred broke II
= zN.k.z NHgt
s36; Central Leather, 13; General Motors,
10; Chevrolet, 10. May cotton broke S66
points on the opening sale. declined until
the loss was SIS points, which is equiva-
lent to 5000 a bale, then rallied 40
points. declined S35 points and continued
in that style most OF the day. May wheat
was s cents lower on the first sale, then
declined cents further, rallied cents
and became somewhat stable at that
level
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Feb. WHEAT was Of as much a. l51t
cents at one time Today but there wtre reactions
and advances from the lowest levels and resting
spots showed net declines Of F5as cents. These
sensational price changes were the result Of the
declaration By the Kaiser for a % the extreme
and while it was considered Of grave Importance
in certain circles the larger grain men Of the
trade volunteered the opinion that the Kaiser has
destroyed every ship possible heretofore. and that
this new declaration has been made wholly for the
purpose Of Tightening exporters and preventing them
II possible from placing on the ocesn breadstuhs
and hog products for shipment to those who have
purchased these commodities and who now
awaiting to receive them.
Coarse trains were lower largely in sympathy with
the wheat market early today but prices reacted
and advanced from the sensational declines Of the
morning. Net losses were shown Of 2Sa2z cents
for corn and IIAa2E cents for oats.
As IN grain. the Liquidation Of hog products
was On a large scale and prices declined sharply,
although one Of the larger packers was In ths
lead a buyer, especially OF pork
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
Key Controls All Parts of New Car

\ recent number OF Popular MeChan-
les Magazine contains a description Of
the latest model Of one OF the more eN-
pensive makes Of automobiles, which is
so constructed that a single Yale KEY
will operate all the locks on the car. and
one turning of the key will so lock and
disconnect the machinery that this fea-
ture furnishes almost absolute protection
against theft The lock switch, which is
located on the dash, or cowf. can be set
in any one OF three positions When set
at the position designated as might %
the signal lights are turned on and lock-
ed and cannot be turned of from the
main switch and the car cannot be start
ed; when the key is turned to day" the
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Feb Money on call opened at per
cent; high per cent low, per cent; closed, Zis
per cent. Most II the days loans were made at Z
per cent. Tine money unchanged and With
rather limited transactions. Rates on industriak
Per cent for sixty and ninety days, Sa3E Per cent
for four months 81 per cent for five months. SKA
81 per cent for siI months. On mixed collateral.
24a2S per cent for sixty days, 2SA3 per cent for
ninety days and four and Ave months 3a4k Per cent
for SIX months.
Mercantile paper was bought in moderate amounts.
There was no special change in the general fea-
lures. Rates 3h3l5 per cent for sixty and ninety
days indorsed bills receivable, JKa3 per cent for
choce single names four months to run, 3ha4 Per
cent for choice single names SIX months TO run
I,AR L.LEN ENEI NOE
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02

sizes lsa22; old ROSTERS dry-picked. ls; roasting
chickens. Western. dry-pcked. in boxes salo pounds
per pair. 2a2s: roasting chickens Western, dry
picked. IN boxes, weighing pounds per pair 2ia3;
roasting chickens. Western in boxes weighing 7
pounds per pair, Za23; roasting chickens, Western
lce-packed, in barrels. weighing sa0 pounds
per pair. a. roasting chickens Western. in bar
rels weighing pounds per pair 2)al. BroiGng
chickens, Western. in boIcs, weighing 3a4 rJunds
per pair. 2a25 Chickens Weighing SOS pounds per
TNir, I9a2o DO. mixed sizes lsa2o Bruilers Jersey
fancy 52a35; broilers, other nearby. weighing FSa1
pounds apiece. 3a32; turkeys. per pound. fancy
nearby. 3la32; fancy Western, usS2; fair to good
9a3O; old toms. Sa29; common. &a27; ducks near
by FAB do. Western. 20a22; geese. nearby ralg;
do, Western. I5aIS; squads. per dozen-white,
weighing II to u pounds per Dozen 525s5 s5 white
weighing pounds, per dozen, 45OaiTO; do weigh
Ing pounds. per dozen, 35oa3sO; do. Weighing
mail and No. eal.5
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
In the World of Finance and Trade
Low PRICES PREVAIL
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Declines Registered in Sales of Sew
eral Issues.

Declines in price on several issues oc-
CURED at yesterdays session of the
Washington Stock Exchange. Washing
ton Gas IS sold half point off; Ameri-
can Graphophone IS declined a point to
lO2lz and 1OlA. with 101 the best bid at
close; First Mortgage Potomac Electric
5s sold at 1881; Consolidated IS changed
hands at 101l2, a loss of three-eighths OF
a point; Mergenthaler stock sold at l67
to 16714, drop OF 1 to IL points; Ameri-
can Graphophone common dropped to 157
and 155, and Washington Gas eased off
to M. Five shares of German-Ameri-
can Fire Insurance stock sold at 300.
American National Bank sold at $50
Commercial National at 1913, and Ameri-
can Security and Trust at go The trac-
tions were inactive.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, s95. .oOS, 800 ;
total receipts yesterday, S2,OO2, ,291; total
payments yesterday, a,242,6SS
The deficit this fiscal year is s13S 6S1, ,95S,
against a deficit of s51 ,3S1, 1894 last year, ex-
elusive of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
Total ordinary receipts of the United
States Treasury up to and at the close
of business January 81, 1917, s423, ,5sS, ,T06. "a
total ordinary receipts for the corre-
spending period last year, s377, ,sO6 S67.SO.
Total ordinary disbursements up to and
at the close OF business January 81, 1917,
s563 o1O, ,267. 20; total ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period last
year, $3.50, ,9O9, ,663.13.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02

Eastman Dillon & Coin any case,
the present value on an earning basis is
considerably below the present price for
New Haven stock"
Renskorf, Lyon & Co.-"The public
does not seem to regard the prospect of
peace with favor. and is not inclined to
enter the stock market"
F. B. Keech & COVE would sell the
speCulatives on any good rally"
Z. F. Hutton & Cove believe the
purchaser who buys good securities ju-
dicially and has that which is most
requisite in Wall Street-patience-will
be amply rewarded"
Logan & Bryan-"Persistent peace talk
and the submarine question are depres-
sing factors"
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02

In competition at New York for the
hest developed child. mentally and physi-
cally, the judge awarded the prize to
5-year-old Adelaide Atherton. whose
father claims to have had his portrait on
more sideshow banners than any other
living skeleton In the country and whose
mother asserts an equal reputation as .
bearded lady and snake charmer.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02

magnetic is grounded. the lamps cannot
be lighted, and the starter and horn will
not work: when the key Is turned 10
"on," everything Ia released for opera
ton. The same Yale key opens the tool
compartments. unlocks the bonnet or
hood. which is IN two parts that can be
removed separately, and operates the
lock protecting the tires or wheels fss-
tened at the rear.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibb. 4 Co

FurhUHeu by W. b. H1hbh e Co
SALES
Potomac Cons. IS, 81, ,ooO at lul1s.
American Grsphophone 6s. s. 600 at l0lIi 81 90 at
lolK
American National Bank at l6.
Commercial National Bank 10 at l2
American Security and Trust, 9 At 80
German-American Fire Insurance, at 800.
Mergenthaler, at ls7. at ls7. s at Is7, at ls.
at l67 10 at l67Ik 10 at l67A.
American GraphoIhone COM, 10 at 15, 10 at l55
5 at l55.
After call:
Washington Gas, 10 at 7lls at M.
Washington Gas S. S. SO at 1904
Potomac Electric lst Is. s., 600 at 1854.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
h. & o. Revenue Gains.

Net operating revenue of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for Decem-
ber was s.. .s65, S27, as compared with s.. .62S,-
At for December 1915, a gain OF s23S, 900.
The net operating revenue for the past
six months was S1s,36l.612, as compared
with S2O1 ,9Ol for the corresponding
period of the preceding year, an increase
OF s159.71l
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
BALT1MORE GRAIN

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. Wheat closed nssttled
and weak. No. ? red spot and February LA; No.
red Western spot and February, LIS.
Corn closed unsettled and weak. Spot l07b.
Oats market unsettled and easier. No. white
g. asked.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York Feb. L-wHEAT-weak. No. hard
winter Ls6 I. o. b. New York; No. Northern Du-
luth, LES T. O. b. New York; No. Northern Mani
toba, 1.9s T. o. b. New York.
CoRN-weak. No. yellow, LICK C. !. {. New
York.
oATs-EAsy. Standard white. ssnas7; No. .
white. s6a66h
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots OF sood
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices are higher,
Lower grades may be sold for less Fahcy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Enash. De- doA. saso; Southern. n
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York Feb. L-when the curb market opened
today recfsions registered Of from TO 10
POINTS In all the active stocks and a good many Of
the inactive issues. There q sudden hardening
followed by second break. with MHdvale in the
lead on the decline. Rumor- regarding the inter
national situation hoated wildly around the curb
and tended to keep the market conditions IN q
nervous state throughout the day.
Furnished by w. w. Easterday q
The Washington herald., 1917-02-02
Opinions of Brokers.

The following stock opinions from
tnanciers OF prominence were received
yesterday by W. B. Hibbs & Co.:
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RCBOS DE ALGUNA CONSIDERA-
CION.

Los .auroncs hicierOn el u,timo 81
ha1a dos v"liosos robos. De II case
d- C.. {. D@ya=Iaie, 1906 de Il CAL
$. P.esa c@~,rajcron una hucna can't
G;.3 ic l.:.aias que es;a v"!uada cn
varics yion.os dc dolares. In ladron
O., ha-e. ex.-ajo del cuarto de X. T.
Thomas, acen.e v~jajero de IA Elgin
Watch Company de Chicago. n cav
Jid2J de r~e,ojes que no valen meao5
de $iS5.
r robo OF a casa de Barksda!a f"j
comctido el sabado al anochecer y fu9
'lrscubie-to al regresar IA familia lie
Ii c;vaad, pues los ladrores approve
sh"ron n nora c9 que aquelia "staaa
"usentc. Aparte dc las alhajas, los
yacos Sc i~.craroa &64 Ell elective. Los
2rticuIos robaGos fueron varios re,o-
res Dc orc. un pendiente con IN "a
fro. una cadena de ORC, IN ~penGicn-
te en- forma de cora26n con IN bri-
ilante. IN pendientc japones. una CO
jsna pequena, dos pulseras y una
pistola.
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DESDE WASHINGTON
FL rrllrIO blancO

rante doce amos. 10 que e padeci6,
puede padeccrlo cualquiera. ToGo es
que una" mujer Sc proponga To-
grarlo. Tenemos los hombrcs, Ia des-
gracia tie Pe-sonalizar nuestro afec-
10. Y 81 In que IS obietc de nuestras
ansias, tienc bastante ~talento Y ener'
gia para abrir 0 ccrrar el grifo &c Sill
amor De que el pobre Tan
talo, rabioso por Il sed Y viendosc
retratado sObre 81 CRYSTAL de! n3nso q
rroyuelo al CUE no puede alcaaZar,
abdique sus derechos, ~reAuncie 4 81
lib2rtad . carlDio de que ~refrcsque
sus sccas fauces 81 aqua fresca que
poEga fin = 81 t-rmento, estamOs
perdiGos. sin -emed!o.
ToJos aentimos intensamentc IA
sed que humill6 = csc pobre Tintalo,
pero pocos son les que tieren Ia Lcs-
gracia De que In linfa Que ha de sa-
tisfacerla ~seTpeEtee, salte Y SO oculte
para que no pueda utilizarla sino 4
costa de indecibles sacrificios.. E.
que no sepa 10 que cs esa tortura, el
que desruGs de encarnar 81 cariHo
en- una mujer, ia tenio Ia sucrtc de
quo en- ella el amor fIuya del ~corazGn,
9a.u:a. y mansamente, d~eslizandose
por su vertiontc q cumplir sus santos
fines, 10 tienc derecho i creerse su-
rc!:or 4 los Felix Grasses que an
dan per cl mundo, porQue, es senci-
llamente, mas dichoso que ellos.
ATTACHE.
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FL TEMPO

Aver manifesto e. e~ncargado de
Ia oficina meteorological que el TEN
DO seguiria tan agradable como 10 ha-
bia siao durante 81 dia hassa Ia ma
zana de hoy. en- que probablemente
7od~a haber algGn cambio. Este cor
bio. como dueda dicho, es solo, pro
6able pues no 10 asegura GIr. Buelle,
: So Gee cue los que nan creido que
Sc iricia "a Il primavera, pueden
sufrir mas aieiante una deception.
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Qued6 cerrado Ell contraso
para Ia construction de
una uia ferred

MENICO, Enero 25.-Nanuci Ro-
drigUez Gutierrez. Official Mayer De
Ia Sccrctariu de Comunicacloncs :
Ohras PubIicas, en- representation
de. Primer Jcfc, ACADIA de ce:e5rar
III contrato con eI licenciado Carlos
Belina, represcntantc de IA COmpa3ia
F~errocarriiera del Vale, Tamrico. Pa
nuco Limitada, que no es sine una
modification del que. con Ia misma
CompaNia Sc celebr6 el 10 de saptjem
bre de 1912, para Ia construction de
una Inca ferrca.
Este nuevo contrato autori2a Z Ia
Compania, antes mencionada. para
que coastruya V explote por cl ter
mlno de sescnta amos. un fcrrocarri,
que, partiendo de FL Higo. Est2do dc
Feracruz, termine en- Tampico. o en-
un puntc de Ia Inca de los fcrroca-
rifles Nacionales de VeracruZ = d.
cho Puerto de Tampico.
En- II de las cIausulas del c2Atra-
TO de concession Sc previene . Ia Com
pania la obligation que tiene de ocu
par obreros : e~mpleados m~exIcanos
para Ell desempeno de todos sus ira
asi como que, ell idioma que
debe usarse en- toda Ia Inca, sera e.
castellano, con exclusion de cual-
luier Otro y que, los capitales que Sc
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81 I tl v. .uf-iendo &c alruna &c lar enter
meGadcs rcculi.res de los aombres. de6e "
csc~inir lIr:o u:d:enGo nuest-o Va.ioso Lioro
Gratis. d. 70 paginas. Esta cscEito en- !eI-
guax. ;erso y !!sno para que 10 e5tIenda cua!-
g.!er. rsrsuaa J sc arro"rche &c Sus conse-
jas ,nrvS yt!rsinter.sR1os. Los homhEes que
tram 4" recuperar su S1lud. 81 Fuerza y su
yitaiiioa ha!iaran este Lib:o Sratis e1eep-
cionalm-rte intercsante y Ealloso. lie Dice a
V. porquc su.ren los hom5res y como pode-
mo- tratar .sos casoS con teGo eHIto. Que
-.ncs que lea ". IL veriad sobre csas enter
ro.G.des. en- nu.s;ro Libro Gratis, j que !uz-
rgr =. per ii n.i,mo iespues. 81 esth -
G.al. nerv:oso y aEOt.do y sus orSanos cor
uYra.es est.n cnfermos. hailara V. gran con-
Fu,lo y av.da en- este Libro Medieo lnstrre-
1.-Two e !a,crcsante. MandenOs V. 81 nom6re
co:npIeto ) 50 tireccion. escritos con c!arIdad
v lr manufacturers e5ta Guia para Ia Salud,
ports l.araio. aSsolutamen;c gratis. en- Gu
hi, 80 scnci!la y sin que sc oblIgue v. a nseA
POT pcdiha- -
Dirigirse q .
DIR. J. RUSSELL PRICE CO, .
Sp. iGf,-G :. Clinton ST, ChicaJo, III.
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NotiCia G@ "a Cud&e2acc
VIAJERES.

Acompanada de 81 hija, Conchita,
lego anteayer q csta ciudad, proce-
dentc de Torreon, Coahuila nuestra
muy apreciable paisana, Ia Sra. Do
ma Conception Lujan VGa. de Loren
te.
La sonora Llorente esta provisio-
nalmente alojada en- Ia casa No. sos
de Ia Gale de Soledad.
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CAMSlO DE ~RESIDENCIA.

F. S.. D. Ladislao Delgado, que
GesGe hace algun tempo cstuvo "a
dicado en- FL Paso, Texas, con SUI ia
mil:a, ACADIA de zanzibar 81 Residential
. Ia ciudad de San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
f. ST.. Dclgado vive actualmentc
en- ~ Pleasant St. De q reFerida ciu-
G%d californiana.
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PRCXIMO BALE.

L. @oHog:ta Maria Candida Cadera
- c1:iado invi.&ciones 4 tod&s su5
umisJaGvs :! Bale cue en- honor lie
IN 2eHo.ita ign&cia Pratt tendra "e-
~r!ficarivo an eI Salon Modern Wool
III &c ID calle \. Flores, c.
E-ox.mo Gia 10. de Eeorero 4 "a 8.
=. n.
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FIJI is
0n0rre "a

Gotta MIlitar. Debilidad Sexual, Impotence
y;rlidac Perdies. Vicios Seerctos, NervIosi-
DAD. Esperratorrea. NeursstenA. Eni,'ons,
No.,urna., Intermediates CSnito Crinarias'
NJ; ccsno r1,ic, del Estonago, dc! H.gaSo,
Tejisa y Rin,nes. todos esto- males puedeh
tra.ErSe con rxito con toda reserVa en- su
tropia casa y con muy POGO coat9 p9r EisaHo
DC los T.a,aniicntes C:entiIces, hodernos y
kprcbados cue usaracs nosotros.
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Washington Encro II.

Washington Encro II.
Sonora, maridos como ell suyo. no
hay media docena sobre Ia terra, por
10 cue este Tribunal resuelve deses-
:imar Ia demanda por listed presenta-
Ia contra eta! fuG ia decision oto"-
gada por cl Magistrate del Tribunal
dc Rclaciones Domesticas de Nueva
York, en- {! pieito iaiciado pc" Mrs.
Agrus Grasse, contra 81 esposo NJ.
Felix GTasse, tipdgraio, Al a2licitar
cue Sc lc pagan sus gastos dc manu-
tenci4n ! alojamiemto.
Este pcqueno pleito matrimonial
es rcalmcntc delicioso. Al ~cfectuar-
Sc Ia vista publica qucd6 probado, y
IN misma reclamante tuvo que coHfe-
sar Ia verdad del hecho, que durante
docc amos. Felix, a recibia $3.50 ca
da semana, como remuneration por
su trabajo, entrcgaba e. sobrcclto
c~ontcntivo de esa suma. 4 su buenG
esDosa. cada s;ibado, intacto, Y que
Ia admirable Mrs. Agnus lc daba ca
ia luncs. Gcspuss del desayuno, $50,
para que con Jicha una &tcndicse
. sls pustos durantc tola Ia semaua,
rngindosc LIS tranyiaa. laE mer!en-
das. las copas para q y sus amigos,
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electoral 40 t2rl.iHa "un. Los LIan-
fos oo-eaidys r,c:eatcmente por q
.ar,i.:, liberal cn c! mas a.,o TEIhu-
r@l d. l. ~2.@uJ.:,a, = ?.oEos.to d"
l.s a~9elacioEas in,erpucstas por les
corscrvadores, han dado origcn I u@a
2xacervacion d. n c@!npaa" po!I.!ca
cue dura VI dicz meses.
Con q objcto de poncr fin = IL"
"nom@.a ~siuaacion y salvagu"9iar j"
Independence de Cuba de ana inter-
verci6n lie los Estados C"idos, cue
s., p~oGuc!.ia acknowledgements. caso
- que por cua!qUier motive rStallara
Il gucr! civil, aver tuvicron una con
f~cgcacja en- P"l"cio cI ~pr'*idente Ne
"orai. candidate "e".eccI""'&'' " Il"
~pr"sidcncia y el genera. jose '!lSU'i
Come eN-preSlaent, De !" HePN''!'"
y je1e del gar'iGo AoeF2i.
IN d.a.'o &c /" H'''''"''" ''-' -
IA ~c"tFe'!st" &c AMOS p''5'"'J'S :
.oS commentaries ! ''"J''"'" H"-
III 1""" !u&"F
p.1.,
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.,|nan, I,s ,,.o5oloros. ON cal
b..;, NM c~or,or,,,ia a.
7''''
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@oS '''s -.,:,an
''".I ''' In.r,
S~~''""'!'S ! A'' ''''''S W.
les e" "'S r,'"'"''> '-e'0'o'''s - 49,
MAS; i"t L. P'"''" 'o - w..
gcStion"r pr los r""'oS "e S"y'" ~
fu's"eS SuPoi'e' !"
a~Fo'I.aF''"""IS, S'""o !" "''''
DE il l''"n'o "eI""''''o'
. \ eI NEFeS!aeh'e' SIN "P"'ece'' B
Il P22Aco entonceS Sc en'eFo ue
cue Il ~audienci" lie hao'a SIC coEce-
Giaa .. genera. Come para !&S tres
dc Il taide.
POI lin el rc;oj marco IL hoT".
In rumoc de woes apaga"aS' 2"Gn
clio II }icg"da del General Gomez, sin
coT?a@i2. solo.
Papidamcn;> subi6 las escaleras.
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Cuando aecesitc iibcos en- ~cspaaol, d.
~rigirse 4 lCnacio E. Lozaro.-G07 Do
teresa Ss.-San Antonio, Texas
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ATTACHE.
VALE Ia Pena Ser Bonita?

;ScEuraurr;c cue 81! Fl una rupr. ~ ser bonita DrS 10 meJor que pueta habcr
rhTr Il rrrrI Ina nmmrr Dcua aac ID arncIbn de- ttos ser humane. obngando-
ID i HrHucrr .Na HCJHIaTI!. rLLui sea uSrI bonita llIb"n. Con este medic
de- a"WrGn agTi L>rI ser Iu~rMa del ser u pHcn taM1 alrh En- cl hnHbr.
dc EMI M4m3. NADIA hay umpr que mn noulr' Attractive rH",n nmr la at.nnon. La
H"r rru. no hay que Lsrarrsr, cWpnz" hoy m>uo 4 u@r Ia crena Ina
Nrhr.' Eg uH! T. ha G%apIcUr d' Ia carat MF las lUrIHa1uriS del sol.
: im. los BUIur los Emau> etc.. Cr La rrrTa Una Nuchr Ie detFa 81 pml
ha s"u" rno Il soda = ian ro~rda, como una rosa" natural. 10 tene listed nece-
Hai ii ">l"ranr con rHaC nmh aIIlheSIl Gn las hOl%. SS I"SuiaOuS son ca
= HE,rHahrS IrT, III lOI' IT SD porte paErh" rambler UD%CuareloS este
milo A rhnirs s4vuHrHip wr 10 amos col. cII Urdrnd de- m lono o eSh"r eoJ pull
sw4 de III rHI"aho de orc rNra iMn.. con rIla ortn Dor u pjnOs.- MaEde esiaupt
ls" "a" POSTAL q PAHE Al. UECIbU De rob-. DNiase I UE NChT hEAM Co.,
bout Il. Sta l. san AnhJnU. rcAAn
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EaterasaHte a las mDIsTss

II recijo Ge 10 ccntavos para Pc
gar los gaStos de anUnc.o. eaEiary
porte Dagado ! cualQUicr mujer. iii
rratan.iento de diez Glas lie OAK
BALM que cs n mejor medicinal
4ue hay para Intermediates uter;-
mas Y Tel ovaCio. D:-ij&nse = DIP.
ilARRlET L.INDT. Dept. X,
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
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Ii POIITIcA En- Il REP. De CUBA
E. ex-p.=sidcnte Gomez y el pr=sidente
Meuocal tuvieron una entr@vis'a


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,n
'
Pa.a las Villas sali6 yer q Gc-
ncra! Emilio Ndncz. S,cretario Gc
Agriculture = candidate yiccprcziGen
cial de! P"rtiGo C~onscryador. FL Gr-
neral N5Hc. So dirige 4 Santa Clara
con 81 rrop6sito de- organizar en-
union del General Carrillo Ia cam
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REGlSTRO CIVIL.
Licencias de m~atrimonio.

John T. Carmody Y Barbara z.
Bourquin.
Jose Rodriguez y Mariana Cova-
vrUbias.
Narciso San Miguel Y Angela
Garcia.
Jesus Eillarreal Y Lidia Mora.
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NaGmiensos

Una nina del matrimonio s. Ire
vino. Gale S. Laredo numero 62I.
Tn niho del matrimonio R. Here
"a Gale E. Nueva numero 31S.
Una nina del matrimOnio Jose Del
gado. Gale ". Salinas numero 2+33.
Una nina del matrimonio \. \. Ga
ray. Gale Garden numero 20+.
Defunciones.
Ofelia Guerra. l ano. Gale de Ia
catecas.
Ange,ita Chavez. 5 anos. Gale S.
Medina numero 1910.
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~inviertan en- Ia empresa dehen ser de
origen netamente meXicano.