davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
THos. J. OWEN a SON, AuetIoaeers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATED On Z STREET
NORTHWEST, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS.
By virtue a q CERTAIN deed Of trust duly recorded
In LibeT No. 3sSS, folio ia ct seq Of the Land
Records q the District Of Columbia and at the
reQuest Of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees viii sen. at public suction in front
Of the IremiSsS on MONDAY, TIE 9TH DAY OF
JUNE A. d. 1871 ct o'cloc4 y. m. the following,
described land and TEemiseS situate in the CiJ Of
wsshnstor District d Columbia and desgnsted
and bring parts Of original lots ! and H. in
square tS described a. follows: beginning for the
came On Y Etreet al the southwest corner q sid
lot l. and running thence north ninety-hve feet
three inches thence east twenty feet eight and
thirds inches. thence south ninety five feet three
inches 70 street. thence west to the point Of be
ginning tnEstheT With the inprovesnents caEsising
Of four-stOry brick and stone building. Property
sold subject to trust Of soc at per csnt, due
In 1873
Terms Of sale: To be announced At time q Esie
deposit Of 500 will be required at time Of sale.
All cOnVeyAnGng. recording. etT. at oHs Of pUr-
chaser. Terms II sale TO be ccmpied with within
ten days from day Of sale otherwise the trustees
the night To resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defGHlting purchase after Eve days
advertisement Of such resls in newspaper pub
liShsd In Washington, ID. c.
WILLIAM 8. WASHBCRN
CLARENCE p. NoRMENT.
myJoje Trustees.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
DORyAL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fom and ous-hak furionzs; .
ysAroldS Britains Ally. III; Gallopan. III; Togo
lAnd- l0i Bsnchsr. III; sGlEatsnc, l0i Stanley
FAY, l4
SECOND RACE-Fre hlrunss; ayesr-olas sam
P1ekstk Il5; sAlEesta. iG; Socisty, lO4; WickakA
%; Near. l0s; Lady GAisty. Ios; DeIa Acton 81
THIRD RACB-Sx Aulungs: &SeaE-olds and up-
ward Bright Sand. a: Wat %; Aeslogsns, n,
I'll Id. R; haxuik. l0; MindA, no. PrfTu.e, a;
HaEs1a la; ColoS 1d; Thomas GALLOWAY, 100;
Ruth Esther, na; B@ax. l12; ATA TroTato lEj
s1fico G1i, %; Royal IutseaG. n
FOURTH RAOE-Mns and enesixtesnth; Syear-
odS and upward. HAu0Ni&, l12; Waukeag In2;
HEbbub. i0f; Cola iei; Burglar. lsZ; chrttio l0s;
Tea Caddy. B. Greenvood, l0L WEnkeaE and
HnbfSlb. W.. J. Prezs a1tTy.
FsFTH kACE-Afle aud onssixtseush: 4year-
olds and upgard VOloday. r.. Ia5; Menlo Purk
10; 'Yerznak. lol; Mamie AcDse ios; Edith Ban
nan. lD; Gerald Piehstt. Los; Rissr King rs;
inqu3eta IG; Clara Morgan. l0f; Requiam los;
Bsh5 sistsr, los; Galway. LOB; Pass whits, r06.
SIXTH RACE-Mils and SEVENTY yards; 2-yezrI
olds and upszTd- Thirst, .; sAlsx Getz lT; Hizh
H5-sa u; Sa-y. -; Little Aba. IOs; PaEnastef.
M
swKrfTH RACE-Mi,s and SsEerty yards; syears
cEds and upsaRd OGmaeho ~; Chmmaureta gg;
ashsrpe IA; oboius. Ia; DUEsa, NJ; Budxsser,
%; Goodwood- 10.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, X5stio.e.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
TURE, ETC. CONTAINED IN PREMISES
NO. 500 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST
BY virtue Of certain chsttel deed Of trust, duIy
recorded in LITER S54. folio l1 Of the Land
Records for the District Of Columbia and at the
Request Of the party secured thersh5 the under
signed Trustees win sell BY public auction within
the above premises On SATURDAY, June g. lpII
At 10 O'Clock q. m. q large assortment of misesE
laneous household furniture contained in the PHdne
Hotel; also eood will.
Terms: Cash
W. n. PECK.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
Tufts Nine Dishands.

Medford. Mass. June 3-The Tufts Col
lege baseball team has been disbanded
for the season. The mana cement was
unable TO secure games for the remaining
dates left open by cancellation OF con-
tests with colleges which suspended base
ball on account OF the war
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
Umpire Artz Resigns.

Reading, Pa. June 3-Bin Artz, the
young umpire from Pittsburgh, was again
attacked by appendicitis and was forced
TO give up the position OF umpire in the
New York State League johnson, who
has been working with Artz, wired to the
Ill umpire's wife and she came here this
evening. His resignation was sent to
President Farrell.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
LOST.

LosTEA BROWN CLOTH COAT, YELLOW
natural lynx fur collar. cuffs and bEdor Of
skirt, name Of Boston importer inside collar.
Was taken from dressing tent Of Sylvan Teater
during first act Saturday night Liberal reward
and questions asked II returned to Kathryn
Lee, Hotel shorSham.
LOST-COlLIB PUP LIGHT GRAYi ANSWERS
to name Of "Jeff;" I" between four and five months
old. Return to 3Z3 East Capitol st.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
French Signs with Athletics.

orono, Me-. June 3-Patrick French
member Of the University OF Maine
baseball, football and track teams, will be
given trial with, the philadelphia
Amerlean League club. He will report
10 Mack on June 20.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
Carl Adams Sold 70 Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, June S-Mobile has pur-
chased Pitcher Carl Adams from Toledo.
He will report Immediately. Infelder
Getz, from Cincinnati, bought by Mobile,
will not report as he was claimed by
Newark on waivers.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, NEAR MASS.
yenisnces; 1900 square feet ot gfuund viii sell
AZ very low rioe to close an estate. Terms c. q
MILLER. A. Z. SHOEMAKER Trustees Wood.
ward Bldg
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
PERSONALS.

GRIM NECESSITY Now REQUIRES DRASTIC
treatment so here's how it's done: We plank
down our cash amount; makes no difference 50 long
as we can buy mems worn suits, Shoes oFercoats
etc.: we must buy. Call up Main as JUSTH's
OLD STAND, 6l9 D.
NOTTCEI Artificial peetn ana seoond-
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bouFht
Louis Ahrahams, st5 G. on. Pat. OffIeS
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04

Owing TO previous engagements, Nick
and Bfn win be unable to attend the
opening gAmeS
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FIELD HoUsE-oFFICF PUB
Lie Buildings and GrU Gnds. wIShinEtoo. d. C
Sealed proposals will be received here until D. m
JUNE 8, 1917, and then opsRed. for furnishing
materials and labor and constructing locker WINS
Of held house in Potomac Psrk. Further infoEmI-
tim an
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04

sta ne
IWANTED-BANK BOOKKEEPERS
at once for individual and general
ledger work; must be good penman;
under 30. with best character reference.
Apply at once giving full details. BOX
ia, Herald Office.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04

,Appyn.ics 49, clAiRsd.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRUCKERS. 1PPf
G. II. HOLLAND. Adams Express o., ID and
sta ne
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04
HORSES AND WAGONS.

Two GOOD, CHAP H0RsEsi TWO WAGONS
and harness. "a eth e. nv
FoR HRE-HoRsE AND WAGON FoR AM
kind Of business By day. week OF month GnN
ERAL LIVERY CO.. rear ~ Pa ava. 49, n nm.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-04

Apprentice allowance elatmsd
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10
THE LABOR Aa1TAToR

XX7EN the industrial relations law were ntro
w the senate few days which
there very positive o
subject of parang OF the nature OF severe
criticism agators of the Grant Hamilton type
Lewis, of the authors of the amendments mace
everything plain by showing that the amendments change from
definite the time between which all disputes u oe
rendered the spectators who heard tne
Hamilton said be personal ana
the fellow during ths session
legislature ntmate the members by threaten
ling them that they dared amend the law the labor forces would
ignore the law
his address Senator Lewis paid his respects tc
the Hamilton bunch, follows:
''Iile the law itself these amendments have opponents
also like those who the law are
agtators-the who feel their calling Is leopard
lied the provisions their power to
battle against law and order is fast e
bng away They of that class of men who would de-
stroy industry perpeuate their power.
81 have these labor know these labor lead
have the bodies of the Grant Hamil
Ed the John Lawsons the Bill Haywoods
lying stiff and stark in death when the smoke of battle
cleared The dead always the deuded fol-
lowers of these men, and the latter could always be found
safety and luxury afterward seeking followers to drive
before other guns. said Senator Lewis.
The the where understood they
will be made special order for passage early date
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

CAND ur be expensive but need them in business
occasionally and glad indeed that Judge Shumate
has decided call together this body of excellent citizens nves
Of the that attention live
opportunities little demanding the of the
pie We do not by this that Glenwood the only community
the county need of the of grand jury Other neigh
borhoods besides this have conditions which need correction and
these will doubtless be investigated by the While
cost something this simply the for tolenang
of the cattle have allowed to browse during
the past few and which have honored by designating
citizens Fortunately of these citizens" They
the handwriting the wall and they cizens
country much to the credit of those authority frowned
their illegal practices Never mind the neghbor The
grand jury will probably the best county
made in many day.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

r HE editor asked it good form for chooma am to
read her letters children ut loud school hours
Not being advised the identity of the chooma in question
whether she good FORM but venture
the suggestion that practice exactly according to Ho
may be barely possible though hardly probable that the sweet
sentimental nohng that perfumed envelopes just
such of English the aforesaid hooma feel
justified presenting their edcan enlightenment
information entertainment but there just possibility that the
cao board which issues her monthly check might take another
the Of imagine that the practice might
quite amusing the pupils who might always with
the author the msv the value he places his adord and
who might sometimes be tempted discount his appraisement fifty
cent but aside from that these days Of the high
of loving the distance kind
cf the might prefer children be
thing not quite Good form! We don't know Honey
Trot Exhibit will then tell you
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

G ENATOR Henry Andrew fulfilled his pledge
mens of the country vote for repeal the Industrial
mission law Kuge DeBusk and Dunlap the only other
bers of the senate who stood for the agtao against
order Colorado Andrew elected camps
Federation in Neden He lost the
sOO though other Democratic city Where
he not known he got his majority Though
Boulder people repudated political party
has been repudate Yet he should regu
for staying with his kind conduct
the Mackey when he took fees from both Sides
better too than his take the pentenay
county and give Pueblo land gabbes
him look almost decent.-Bouder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

HIS question of loyalty does altogether
sided affair according to the taken of Wednesday after
by the Colorado state when resolution
severely condemn the twelve United
opposed to giving unmited authority Wilson
the matter of merchant ships and conducting warfare
he might choose to do Sit steady good people, and
the boat 1t will all wash.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

LEW of thoroughly realize the Importance county Of the
farming industry 1t is the great industry of this county
Our farmers the manstay Of this section pospery
prosperity Bearing this thought mind important that
the meeting farmers called for Genwood Saturday should
be encouraged in possible Every business
wood should make effort possible
meeting. ~.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

I'M UGH few of the eommssionmanager
Ava OF which to- be and
this will avail but little nothing unless let light
and thus acquant others the workings Of the
understood We knowledge that the
valuable and decided the Of divided
authority but if keep knowledge ourselves who
ignorant of the workings of the will in ignorance and
nothing will be accomplished The Post does mind telling
that do not believe the system for all the ills that
beset municipalities but believe that that focuses the
responsibilities of community centna head will
sh things that impossible the present plan of scattering
authority and dividing between people We don't intend
claim that the system will be cheaper than that
well expended But the people ought understand the plan and
have at The Post willing do its full share along tho
line Of publicity this important subject.
HERE questions which Genwood interested that
believe of most vital Importance One of these the matter
the creation of the proposed Paor and the other is
construction of the Mcclure pass The Post
from the first opposed the Pabor believing that
lit will positive hndance the residents Of this county and
accomplish good observation leads conclude
that the opposed residents Garfield county who
will be included in the county and that the plan for
y polite rather than AS the Mcclure road it
country whose people will glad occasional
that they deserve and that they will much enjoy The Somerset
Mcclure pass road coming and ought to bend all energies
hasten its arrival To build is not the almost impossible task
which some people have imagined to ben fact its construction
VIII not nearly difficult would at first thought
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

ssy.ar w e'eass ~ IN sss'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

los ORREROS COCHRAN LORNA
LES EXTRAORDINARiOS

MERIDA. Julio lO.-La "Liga de
T~rabajadores del puerto de PrOgre-
So" comenz6 hace algun tempo a CO.
brar ~iornales extraordinarios por los
trabaios de los sabados y por los
Docturnos. sin tener como base. e TIA
ba;o efectuado durante las horas del
6ia. en- dias habiIes. Con este mott
vo. los contratisas Y especialmente Ia
"Comision Reguladora del Mercado
de HeneQuen'', que resulta dlrer5a-
menre perjudicada. ocurrio al te2ar-
,amento de Trabajo del EStado para
que aclarase Ell punto, Y este Depar-
,an,ento reSoivio que slrra de base
para ell cobro, 10 que corresponds
Dor cada bora de las doscientas Qua
renta que correspondent a mes tocho
horas diarias durante treinta diasi.
correspondence doble tarifa a las no.
a extraordinarias que sobre esas
Goscientas cuarenta rabaje cada obre-
70.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
AGUASCALIENTES
CONTINUAL MUY GRAVE Ell SR.
JESUS GONZALEZ

ACUASCALIENTES, Ags., julio
15.-El senior JESUS Gonzalez, hijo
del c. Gobernador del Estado. Y uno
lie los heridos en- ell tragico accidente
de aver. que ain conmueye a Ia So
ciedad Observation-Disclosures, esta en- estos
momentos 4 las puertas del sepulcro.
Su cstado es sunamente grave, pues
los proyectiles di~sparados al se3or
Gonzalez lie horadaron el abdomen,
perforandole el intestine. pc- cuyo
motive Sc han presentadO va sinto-
mas de ]pcritonitis.
Fl captain Flores heridor del seEoi
Gonzalez. Sc e~ncuentra muy mejora-
DO de las heridas que recibi6 de eS-
te ultimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
COMO HEREDAMOS A NUESTkOS
PADRES.

Dos mcdicos ho!ardeScs n~retcn"en
hnhcr d~escub;erto que ~cualidadcs ne
rcdamos dc nucstro padre : cuaIeS
dc nucstra madrc.
For ciemplo. ia fac;lidad dc coordi-
mar los pcn"ami"ntos y cXprcSarSe
r#ridamcntc. 50 hrrcda casi sicmprc
icl padre: cl - por cicnto dc los hi
JOS he homhres dc c;cHcia. tiencn I"E
mismos gustos Y apcitudcs que au#
padres. En- cianto 4 las hiias. sole
ell enforce por c~:cnto, he"ctaa ton
"rccioSaS c~uaiidados.
C"umdo % la madrc Ia que $" ocu-
"a do traDajoS ricntificos. 81 r2su!ta-
do es mas tcrminantc y mas Notable.
eI ciento per cienlo dc los murhachos
hcr2dan cstas cualidadcs. micutras
one no Sc da cI case que una mucha-
cha sauue dichas cualidades.
Todos los ras"os de csractcr rH"
denoLan bondad 0 scn>ibiiidad, Nrovio-
men en- Ia mayor parte dc los casos. dc
Ia Influenza Paternal.
Las tcndencias criminalcs 50 de-
hen igualmentc al padre; otro tauto
ocurrc con la dcmcncia. la enIlepsia y
Ia pobreza de espiritu en- I'm noventa
y nueve por cicnto dc casoS.
Los nihos heredan de 4 madre l.
aH.!cn { lo7 depcrt@s :. e capac-dad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Ec0s de la conticnda electoral

Cuaudo sc verificaban la e,cccio-
mes en- cl Terccr Djstrio Electoral
del Estado. Sc reeistro en- "a villa De
Maxcauu III Suceso cs~candaloso. ST.
ccii5 que ci Sr. Angel Rosado s. En-
contraba vigilando las votaciUnes en-
una de las casillas. cuando Sc ie acer-
caron varios individuos del partido
p~oIitico contrario, p~retendieudo obi
CARLO a quitarSe de ALI. FL intent5
resistirse. Y entcnccs los otros 10
agrcdieron. ~causandolc heridas de
gravedad. mmediatamente So puso
el hecho en- conocimiento del Sr. n.
Aware Tore Diaz. Secretario Gene
raj. Encarcado del Gobierno Gel Es-
tado. 1uier diSpIso deSde luego IA sa-
Ida de dicz hombreS de Il poiicia
para imponer e. orden Y aprehcnder
. los culpahles Fueron aprehendi-
d. - Sr-z LUIS Sz-1hz- Sa-ecar.c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Sc pide la reduction de los
iTpuestOS

..Prdximamente Sc c!evara al Go
b:crno del Estado un ocurs ]pidiendo
ia reduction de los impucstos al CO.
mcrcio. por considerarios IN 2rava-
men cxagerado.
Sc propondra eli sistcm& de iguaIas.
que Sc considera muy cquitativo.
Hace dias el Gobcrno del Estado
expidi6 un Dccreto, derogando cl gu"
gravaba a los prOpietarios de fincas
rusticas, para atenciones municipales,
con un tanto por ciento sobre los I'M
pucstos eXistcnteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
TCDAS LAS TUMBAS HAN SlOO
ARIERTAS.

rr~nsihamos habcr vjsto 10 reor:
pcro 10. 10 Deor c,taba afti, en- est"
ar1ucho ccmcutcrio frances. Esto no
o. solam"ntc idiota. fco, inUtil. loco,
sino quc sale del dominic dc los sen
timicntos quc p"cdoA experimental
50. Is ma ncs:iaiidad tan horrible,
quc r~rtror~dc mo mira = los otros
na.a vcr j han viato 10 r7isnio...
;P.a< bicr. ror &or<trroso ou"
sea. a~roc;.a cs 4ccir'o: todas cstas
tumbas han side viola!as. Las nic-
drax dc los n~antconcs dc famiIia.
gra~ae* p]iriras Gue pesaa 4"iata!es,
han sido ~arraHcadas. rotas. han haia-
do 4 los s65anos. Han a~rraacado las
Io@as haio las cua!cs vaciaa los fc-
rc;ras. Estos fGretros = los esqIeie-
.os humanos = los pob"os despojos dc
las cucrpos Sc los han !!ev&do y los
han arroiada. no SO subc dondc. Is
los n~lnteones abi"rto>, cStdn TaciHS;
en- los morumcn.os Guaerarios mutlla-
dos. ~ qI"dHn MA; QUO los nomhrcS
10 los me renosahaH ALI. Sin en-
cargo. auui. on este DanteGn. 81 ;"
han Ilc"ado los fcr"tros que rcPoSa-
ban halo las loss SuHeriorcs. en- cam
bio han driado 81 que est;j Ell q fon-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
La militarizaciGn del EstadO

Sabese que cl senior Jose Maria
ALBANIA. ha recibido nom6ramiento dc
iefe del Cuerpo Miiitar que Sc or@a-
nizara en- esta. 4 cXpensas del Esta-
do Y cue Sc csta c]fectuando Va cl
enroiamiento de los que 10 integraran.
La mission de dicho cuerpo se.a Ia
de expedicionar por los pueblos de!
Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Llegaran i20 emigranteS

En- eI vapor Sonora. CUE "rvih6
a Pro@reso e. lunes paSado. licgaron
cuatrocentos veinte mmigrantes de
los demas Estado< de Ia Republica,
los cuales paSaron deSde luego 4 es-
a capital. BESIDE aver comenzaron
a distribuirse en- las ~fiucas. ' han
lido va cast todos a ocho de @stas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
-MATRIMONIALES
uOiiEHI: i;oNI,iDD der,

iiDiiRiiE iiONItiDG Grr"ulr : ird1rjJIrr.
dr-'1 -"n"r rrc-Hrndcncta ,rG, -"i"Ijlt
db-p'";mIrHtr h"Hraff. Ir lgciii> c:.lI'-
,iai!r- = gl4s' ruit!pr"ttii 81 i"l"'f iuiGI.
de "efsp-3. "bic'u m:trImrrir. Ia Guc -
iuicrr-r 81 "-t. anlllu y gu" rrlHa Ia
rullftidIC- Tui,- Ir'rrIund'Ia- pI"d' d
rIIr-r a Martin IrnzdIcH. COX u. Gn>.,eH.
california. %.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Social

I'm II Cathedral de rsta c:udad con-
trajcron matrimonio ell scnor don .]o-
Sc Simon y la senorita Maria Lui-
"a del Vale, apadrinaHdoIos los Sc
norcs Tomas de Alba y Eariquc ".
del Vale. acompaHados dc u res
pcc.jvaS cSposaS. Maria y. de Alba
Maria Guadalupe 7. del Vale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Galante ofertorio dc I'm pO@ta
Laureado

En- los terceros "Juegos F~loraleS",
lie Merida. celebrates ultimamcntc
en- el ;eatro Pe6n Contrcras. : que
fueron organi2adoS por eI ".At"neo
Pcn;nusuiar." cl ST. y. Pedro .Alca-
Ia Hernandez ob;uvo dos premioS. uno
5c clos, en- mctalico, ' 10 ce6i" a!
Atereo para que este. a IL We. 10
.cafiriesc q un cScritor pobrc. II Co
mite Directive ha acordado conccdcr
u nrcmiu tan hondadosamente cedi-
10 nor eli Sr. AlcaIa HcrnaAieZ. al
,al,o literato d. Manuel Sales Cc3c-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

del Ayuntamiento; Felitiano lib '
Narciso Sosa. los que fueron 'ra.ios
d esta capital y pucstoS 4 DISPOSE
cion de las autoridades judlciales ca
carsadas lie csclarecer io> nechos Y
c2st.S2r ; !cs gle -ssI!-e- ca.pa5!ss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

Unidos
F. ruevo ConSejo de ,AImjn;stra-
ri5n de los F~errocarr;!eS Un;dos de
Yuc%tan. en- 81 primera session ordi-
maria. nombro director general : &c
ren5a de los mismoS Fe~rr2carriIes. al
s.. D. Carlos Castro Morales. que
desempeH6 Csc pue~,o con baS,ante
a~cierto durante TODD e. tempo que
les ~ferrocarriIeS ~estuvieror incautado<
por Ct Gobierno Gel Estado. A.GemaS,
el Console com:Sion6 al s.. Castro
Morales para que, en- union del 70
cal D. CIemente Ccpeda NiIIajuana.
rcciba todos los TITLES pertcnccjcntcs
a la Compania. los cua!cs a d ser
d~cyucltos por el Gobicrno del Es,ato.
conforme a Ia peticioE hecha por 81
Consejo de Administration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

I0NBRE TIsiBiJiDnH. hDnradr y sin VI
rIn>. hr ntriOnatIGad InrNIrInd. hc>"a tn-
ncT cprrcsr0ni"n"ia 0pa >"EnriIi - -"HrT7
mrX!ra,ia 10 'rnp~ - a =, aiIn- Il" riaJ
uhiriO WairlHIrHIr. La gu" ~ In'rrC-r On
este an'jnC;n. pIcLr firlilr,c 4 Francisco
carraSrO, Box {. hncS, IOWA ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
.lnn sc discute Ct prOyecto dc
reformas 4 la Constitution.

La Legislature continua discut;en-
do eI proyecto de reformas a la Cons
tjtpci6n enviada por cl Executive. Gu
vo ampiio Y liberia! c~riterio eS "araA-
tia para Ell bienestar ceI t.stado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Llegan tres generates 4 Cordoba

Han llcgado 4 la cjuiad dc Cor
doba. los Generates Heribcrto lara.
Guadalupe Sanchez y Antonio PortaS
Armada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
OuciaS contra Ct Ayuntamicni" d"
Orizaba

Sc han ~prcscntado varins Gn"jas
a la Il. Legislature. nidicnio J~1si'cla
contra actcc del Ayuntasnic@to d"
Orizaba. Entire los quejoso% f'Sura"
Ia scnorita profesora Petra CaLat'-
vui. a quien indebidamcnte Sc i" re
movie en- SUI empleo y Sc lie retu'leron
sus sueldOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

AZ tea. = cxcopcj"u del taie1to L.
terari".
SiTrn %4lcInos puntos las oF'scrva-
clones dc los medicos holandcses no
resu!tan con toda eXactitud. Sc de
oerG QaIzz. { czractec.saczs dc ra-2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
PESOUiSAS-

uESEn ~SiREE 81 paraderr dc IN hernia
Uu. hg1-tlU DnlHin2rcI ~ c>l0.I sc Ia
INA Patricia. : ii"nr murnrs hIiu- y III
jaS. Hare Cliairu aiiG> - cnrnnrraha 81
IN purblIto liHrnado NaduIai. n nh!"IT
Gr >abrr o. -. o. ;trrqEr III. ENCi-LN..
TRIO G~ItANENE%TE E~NFEnND. ! gIierI
rTc ycf-1 4 v'rIn". uirIIir inforncs =
'.IrIac" H"min&TrH. Wait riGLa. Il. ;. Box
f03. Cameron, Texas. ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
inspector de- policia INFERNO

Por Icencia co~nccdida al 6. 'n>"""-
tor de Policia en- este puerto, {. Car
los Palacios. 10 s,.h-ti,ur" ;ur.'"''
,c cI Com!sario. Naulo} g. Eo@o're.