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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16
No yeria natural la Ocupaci0n.

a uuestrO pueblo no pucden ocui-
tarSs los compromises que hemos
contraido con las Naciones ailadas,
parlicularmente con EstadoS Unidos
en- frentc del Gobicrno dc Alcmanla
al d~cclarar u este Ia guerra Ruestro
Congreso y cs:a muy leJOs dc querer
cluGirios; pero no vendo todavla dl-
rectamentc amenaZado nucStrO terri
torio por dicho cncmigo cOno el de
algunas de las eXprcsadas %naclones,
no cree que Sc ~Cncuentrc actua;mente
en- cl mismo case para cofSiderar ma
tural su ocupacion por fucrzas eX-
tranjcras, nj atin por las dc aqrclia
Naci0n con la que mas y~inculos nos
ligan, Ia Republica dc Nortc Am@ri-
ca"
La lectura dc la proposition del Sc
nador Maza y Artola cause espc@ta-
ci0n entire los senadorcs y ci pu6!ico
V mas todavia, entire este, el acuerdO
tornado por Ia Alta Camara, dc que
Sc dirigiera al Presidente DC Ia Re-
publica Ia notification aludida para
Quc informara ampliamcntc sobrc tan
im7ortantc aSunto.
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DIVERSOS-

LIMPiO Y RENuEVU sombreros. lodas cla-
,es. EeCIbo n:atcriaies dIrectanlente de Ia
ahrict para SembFero5 STETSQS. Yea
me. c. Sweetser, Somarero, 46 " Hous
On ST. Q-1l.
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BiBLIOTECA De INDUSTRiAS
LUCRATTyAS

LUCRATTyAS
a 45 ceatayos cada ToaO)
GanaJo Lamar
Caba,las &c C2-Sa
Industrial AiSodoLsrs
GUSaaOS de Seda
EacGS L~scaarGs
Industrial Alare~a
Cab4.loS d Lujo
Industrial Azuc&rera
Las Flores : SIS Perfumes
Exploitation de Il Patata
Cria de CabraS
Cria de CerGos
Il AZairan.
CHA de Palomas
CBRAS P0PULARES EMPASTA-
DAS
@ % ceatayOS cada una)
Hygiene de- fumador
Quiror2anciI
GUia del Buen Sirvients
Manual &c Equitaci6n
JUe:os Y deportes
Bales de Sociedad
OracUio lie las Damas
azores DEL bS-Io ssXo
Aumento de bieneStar > toIos G.50
Manual de postres Y iicores
Manual de repoStsria : pasteleria
Guia del matrimonio
HAZASAS DE FANT0MAS
q 20 centavos tcmo)
e genio del crimen
Nisteriosas fechorias
Horrible e~sTatagema
CaGQver que habia
Juve contra FantUmss
u mCsrto que mata
La hueIla del m0erto
q 2gente secreto
81 Cocumento nlmero 4.
Frisionezo de Fantomes
I'll GigElante del Reg.
Hestreza indtii
FL sbogade nists, $50
Fl polizonte apache
~ uino d~esapsrecidO
"a ahorcado d. Loodrss
Vida por yida
tSESTURAS De BUFFALO BILL
a 30 ceataves tamo)
r~rafanaGn- Go tn hax
UGs locks de- Carnival
I'll Ilstinto De una ylbora
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81 kJMEWTh Ell 5ERYICIC DE
PATEULLAS....
(Vienc &c Ia ia.)

rcvu:gciunario5 en- las ~cercanias dc
il irontcEa, actividad que esta preo-
cupaGdo dc una mancra scria al go
h:crrO caIrancista.
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rstamos psJando ell neJor prec1o por NUE.
-ES. EIsitelos I'd, o mandenos mneStras-
!. ~. and G. Marroqlfn, 4e6 Dolornsa 81
san Antonio, Texas.
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mo ST NFCES'TA FROTARi

~ los muSculoS adoiorldoS
ap.iquesc 81 Liuimento Sloan'S,
L e. que peRetra raDidamente y
Ubra como calmante sin frotaciones-
Fl rcuaatismo, Ia gotta, lu!Ebogo,
neuralgia, torceduras Eoipes, sc ali
yian mCy pronto usando csc iinimen-
to. L;Mpio y mas rapido J elective
"a" los auticuados emphasizes y I'M
giieatos, que no hacian mas que d
char la Dicl 0 cerar los porOs.
En- los botiquineS &c las families
da niles d. hocarcs, hay SiemlYre III
gar pa.a cl LinimcrEto Sl"an's.
Dc vcnta en- tOdaS IaS boticas, 4
-. 80. . zoe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16

,orlanO Navarro. de : alos, Jesus Navarro,
DE 8 amos, Y de Ia Sra. Angela Moreno,
orlginar:os t0dOs dc Stlso, GuaDajuato. Ne
Mco. DiliilrSc 4 Inoccrci1 NararTo. :ii
BranGitoric 81, VALLEJO, CAL. GiJJ)
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$50 Di. GHATITlCACIuH q Qulcu dc in
n njiss,ss - ~ ,1!ss ro ~ sii 800 ttd WoI en-
In los I,t!InoS CiaS dc ScTtic!uLir ella
vlvia cUImisp on Houston. donfe Ia dcJc
cuanGU sail para Epaenburg. DirijIrSc I
Petra ituiL Hernandez, san ANTONIO, TE-
MAS. ufi9.)
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Il NECESlTAN tres ZaP2tcros mccaEicos.
,'HearG los mejores sLeldos a los Terdade
ramente COMPLETENESS. No sc quieren bo.
rrachos. Boston Shoe Repairing Co.. 40
vest Houston 81. san Antonio. Texas.
(fi2Gj.
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,PESQUISAS-

81 ~ pi.iIllDO u b0gue con rnIla
81 luuc<- les : de Ia. uOChc on IL plaza
del Zarai'.., ircntc d las bodeses de frtiR
Ell Ia callr ur .GpnierCiO. ii pguc ~ VIZ
10 : fIcnc Gu.brsiar Una ba'E- la Biiil
e. ciica uyyiiuo- rricia beiTfaGa &c Las pa
tGS, ilenc una cCriaGa 50Dte iE narz Sft
fierro e. una T. gralde que iiene eli 81
cenlrD una Mii. Se rarar SJ.Og 3 IL Igr-
soma que de infprIutS, clcftJS JIi1i!Elioss
4 Luis dc JESUS Ncgreie. cargo La pIp%S-
So. {il.Fr.
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CONrEO maquina DE- coscr singer" DO
>CglndJ Inlnu. Que sea bara:l. IDfOflh7l
III Main Avenue. iil1l.
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FaS u;:cs.o en- !ibcr,ad Medina.

Fa2 p:;cs.o cn !ibcrsad Medina.
II iuez DC pgimcra 1nStancia dc
Nat2m2Eos, que habia Vrdenado Ia
Gs.eacion del Oficia! Prlnero de Ia
Adga9a de Matamoros por conslde-
rar 49," tu"jera reEponsabilidad d.
rc"t@ rH ci roho dc los tres mil pesos
cro americana que sufri3 IA aduana,
Dc fijarse ell 10000 millUues dc do
larcs, Is dc:ir. una suma mayor, que
II ~c"aluaci6n dc Ia fortuna dc Ale
mania i IuElatcrrs junta5,
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EMPLEOS-

SECESiTAsE senoTa para trsDatar en- ca
sa familiar. Prcsentc refercncia y octIrTa
sr. Garcia. a4J Sur PecoS. an
81 NECESlTA sefOrita ayut2nic en- 81
Ceaufy Parlors. prtsGltese lnmedtaia-
rlcntr. ia Navarro 81. iiiibt.
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GUARANTEE WALL p.iPER d PAINT co,
SIresores &c L. II. Bacon Co.. J5 W. Com
merce ~. Telelonu TRANS 1879. ofreCen
81 elesaitisinlp srrtito dc papel tapi..
nini:iri, yidrI"S. ydruiceS. alaiias!ina y
GrD:aS unpieiIelius. . preclos cutiZadui
culvs Sybrc nlnluras y cOlocacidn de pa
pei iapIG: satisfaction garanti.ada. 4. e.
Focn.cr II. c. S%chiicper, nuryos propie'a-
rios. GIs.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-16

e miSterio de las ocho dagas
Pesca dificil
Tn touto demasiado listo
Fl cOmpiot del juez
e ~Hroscripto de "a montana
IN piano ametralladora
LarZaGoS al abismo
Niaje terrorifico
Daniel e. oso y e. Oso Juan.
E cacique negro
LinchzTlento fracasaGo.
La estatua parlalte
Los beduinos Tcins
NOYELAS RNERSAS
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Sc NECESITAN operar,os que conozcan ID
fabrication de puros. Fink Cigar Factory.
1897 Commerce ST., San Antonio. Texas.
dt30i.
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T.AQulGRAFlt facilita:c apreldiLalc Idp.do
-5Jc. MISUNDERSTANDING MiGuina gratis.
-ScUrIta da lCrCiuneS lngles nOChe5.-oc
inyiIan Observation-Disclosures Hicks Bldg.
.i2i0l.
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CASAs RARATAS.-si5.0O con;aou, 5000
Observation-Disclosures. los, fia, i0i. tU3
y iU5 Peach ST.. cerca dc North Brazo.
Dc dos cuartos cada Una. Precio $4,000
VIM +. Schulz, Cuarto >. Riverside
BLDG. ii West Commerce 81. Ht3Jj
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VENTAS-

ARtes de reuder suS NUECES lie estima
reIoS Garnos q conocer SUE precioS. Com.
pramos cuaIJuier cantltad y clase. u. ].
and G. Msrrt Iuin, 400 Dolorosa Street.. San
Antonio, Texas.
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Sc NECEsITAN 80 mcxicaaos para traba-
Ilr en- Ias obraS q @ Grcaaic. &c. per
nora. FL trabajo dltrara seis NESTS. ~
r1rman Il. ". Cardweil Construction Co.,
Port Arthur. TeNaSI iiiSL:
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iNTEOJOS EN- AbuN0S-a Ii Companis
:ramcr-3t9 Hicks Building-D. Arturo
r;raner, 0c~ulIs!a-Opuco, Pres. 81 Ia vista
lie I'd. c0mienza 8 calsarse S. I'd. lene
dolores de cabeza. no Sc eSpera hasta que
sea GfMaSiado tarde. Eramen Gratis.
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,,t A RlUJiS ALyaI;E2. Ostcopata,-Trata
mr"riu ae las Intermediates en- general
So SO. FriO 81. san Antonio. Ten ti2'
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AYlSCS De OCCASION
PROFESICNALEJ-

DE. 2. VAIOUEZ GOMEZ. Gidos-uaTssn
Ia : Har.Z 2nG Frost Bidg.-SsE Antoa'o
TEXAS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-13

As will be understood by those who have kept track of the varying changes and events of the past three years oI struggle the odds in man power would be slightly in favor of the Tcutons whose collective strength in military units is somewhat greater than that of the three entente nations Ou the other hand the allies possess the pre- pondcr1ncc of strength m the mattcr ot guns and acroplones
 Inasmuch as the artucrl has at .II times proven the decisive factor II seems that the alhcs would have a slight prepondernce of favor. although scarcely enough to prevent d serious doubt os to the final results of such a conflict
 To the non-miI,ul observer tt would appear that the decision would probably depend on the morale of the fighting forces and the spnit with which they entered the fray cer,cs it IS that the courage of one side or the other must moi lt.r or disaster would inevitably follow \ conflict of such gigantic proportions would proh- ably endure for many weeks and he laccompanicd by d slaughter SD appnu- ing as to dwarf into significance the bloodics: battle that has yet developed in this most saneunan of all human struggles. rndel such conditions the moral strength and courage of the tcomba,,,nts woulI l., tried To tho ycr- jest extreme.
 Hence i: will hc readily understood th.t the final results woud be much dependant on which side could longest st,md the strain of seeing th,i come 'odcs shot down like gram f1u4 D.. fore the scythe of the reaper
 IL is doubtless true shat ~oldDs 1.- come greatly inurcd to the Hsn If death but tt the sam, tmr Il i- a.tI- l> 10 be coubtcd that ;ho ~i4s' ot I, -., uSh.et so >- ta will uniou1',Iv c..>clop if th" fuu strength Of tho T,utons is mutoh'. against th- n.-,s of .rc cn:cn), Vlll wuevc tlc ua.' hardened warrior
 In amy event we fccl certain that the psychological factors would prove of tremendous importance in dcriin- the ultimate results of ~uch ,.a- fict
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-13
NOME. ALASKA. DEC. B, 1917.
NEARING 4 CRISIS

Although we who dwell m 'his far off section Of thc world receive but a tmall volume of information. relative 10 the developments of the great war, even the brief and moagcr dispatches reaching us reveal clearly that 'he mighty struggle is fast approaching a crisis. So significant are the dcvel- npmcnts Of the more recent periods that one needs not the gift of the seer 10 perceive shat the most critical per iod of the conflict is fast approaching and that the next month or two may disclose with certainty the fin l results of the long period of strife. At least temporarily relieved of the fear that the Slavs may again fling their weigh; against tho eastern line. Germany and her ally are massing their lcgions in tho Western and Southern war thea tres. with the evident intention If striking gigantic blow with r"acti. clly the full strength Of their mighty military machines.
 The reports from both the 'rcncE lnd Italian fronts tell of vast u:tlvItieS going on behind the Teuton lines, of intensified artillery action. Of increased aerial activities along every imp9tant hection Of the western and southern battle fronts
 Al of which appears conclusive cyi. dcncc that the Teu:ons are massing for some gigantic effort ..vh is probably intended to sndtter the defensive powers of the western allies before America can bring her tremendous po- tential strength to their support
 What will be the results of con- nict in which the bulk of the entire Teuton strength would be arrayed against the superb armies of France and Britain and :hc defeated but not subducd hosts of italy, is hard 10 con- lecture. Judged from the superficial aspects. it would appear that it would undoubtedly be the decisive conflict of thc war as each side would be employ ing is maximum strength and re- sources and bending every effort to attain a complete victory.
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search for WIu Lawrence. Nomc man lost in hlizzarj continued With- out success
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General lun on all battle fronts.
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ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

German and allies officially notified ncutr.ls of a desire to negotiate pca.c. propose restoration Belgium and Northern France: recognition Poland and Lithuania a~ separate kingdoms end arbitration status If Balkans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
GIANT PLAYERS
ARE SCATTERED
Every Team in National
Circuit Has One or More
Former Gothamites.

Every National league club has one
OF more ez-Giants in its lineup. and
rhis goes. even for the Giants them
selves.
When NcGraw released first base
man George Kelly to the Pittsburg
club. the only team that did not have
an ex-Giaut got one In the Giant
lineup this year are Herzog, Demaree
and Murray each OF whom has been
turned loose by the Giants and
brough back So they can be figured
as ex-Giauts.
Besides Kelly. former Giant players
are scattered about the National
league as follows: Rudolph with the
Braves. Marquard and Meyers with
the Dodgers. stock and Adams with
the Phiuies. Merkle, Doyle, Wilson
and KIlduff with the Cubs Mathew
son. Groh. ROush, Mchechuie and
Thorpe with the Reds. and Leon Ames,
with the Cardinals
In fact, a fair bail club could be re-
cruited from among the players
named here as follows
Nerkle, 1b. Doyle, 2b; Kilduff, So
stock OF Groh. 5b; Thorpe, IT, Roush,
CT Kelly rf- MCkeChnie utility
Meyers Wilson and Burns, catcherss
Rudolph. Larquard and Ames. pitch
ers. Nathewson could manage the
outfit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
NJ TiGGART IS
4 GOOD RIDER
Little Fellow Is Hailed as
the Successor to Tod
Sloan.

New York. Aug. 25--Little Johnny
McTaggart by many called the best
jockey since Tod Sloan, says a good
rider on a poor horse will often beat
a poor rider on a good horse. He
ought TO know. for he sometimes
wins with outsiders.
Some people say It takes great
horses to make great riders" Johnny
declared. That's all bunk. It's
knowing how 10 ride. II two Jockeys
OF the same ability ride against each
other the best horse viii win. huC a
good jockey viii often beat a poor
jockey on a better horse
Johnny rides for r T Wilson, and
has piled up a handsome record in the
last few years. Five years ago he
was only a telegraph messenger boy.
Now he is the leader Of all the worlds
jockeys.
The boy IS a hard worker. doesn't
care for the booze and gets plenty OF
sleep He tries TO understand his
horse thoroughly. He lives and sleeps
with them instead Of near the dan
Ecrous white lights"
When he started in the racing game
he weighed SO pounds and was i
years old. Today he is Just over q
and has kept his weight down 70
1O3.
Last year Johnny won $4,000 with
Campfire alone. He rode many other
mounts TO victory, too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
WALT JOHNSON
MAY Be TRADED
Washington Owners May
Sell Star Highlander
of American League.

The financial losses sustained by
the Washington Senators this year
may be the means OF releasing Walter
Johnson from the letters that bind
him TO a losing CLUB.
Of course. the possibility or John
sons sale is not being advertised in
a wholesale manner around Washing
ton. but It has been talked IN o-ha-
cities around the big leagues, and. &C
cording to a well informed baseball
man, the season Of 1918 viii see John
son in the uniform Of some other
club.
Clark Griffith vehemeutly denies
that Ee has any thought of parting
with his pitching star. yet. as Grif-
tlth is a heavy stakeholder in the
cluo, Do would be no surprise should
he consent to n deal involving the
big hansan, providing the sale price
IS high enough
RumOr says that Jim Dunn. owner
or the Cleveland Indians. stands the
best chance OF any American league
maguate TO land Johnson II is a
certainty that Ban Johnson would
not consent TO a deal which would
permit him To get away from the
American league, and Dunn and Crit
nth are said 10 be very close friends
Col Jacob Rupert. president Of the
Yankees, who has taken active charge
Of the affairs OF the club since Capt
III Huston Joined the COlors as a
member Of the engineering corps, is
said 20 be casting a longing eye on
the Washington idol and viii be one
or the big bidders II he is put on
the market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
NATTONAL LEAGUE.

At New york-1st game r. Il. z
Chicago .----. ZOO 600 00l-l 1
New York 1880. 900 O3O Opx-3 %
Batteries Chicago. Douglas and FL
lott; New York, Perritt and Earlden-
Second game r. n =
New York .---..O02 600 600 ]
Batteries Chicago, Vaughn and El-
liotr. Duhoefer. New York. Demare5.
Anderson and Rariden, Murray.
At Philadelphia-1st game r. f. F.
Cincinnati 90. 1000 002 30O-5 10 1
Philadelphia 100 301 ok y %
Batteries. Cincinnati Ragan, Ring
and WinEoE philadelphia, OeschEer,
Rixey and Adams.
Second game r. u J.
Philadelphia -..-111 900 40N-7 Is 2
Batteries Cincinnati. Eiler. Mitchell
and Wingo. Philadelphia Oeschser.
der and KiIlifer. Adams.
At Boston. X II j.
PfttsbrrE 80. 200 100 oo0-l 5 1
B0s-rn 900 600 600 8 I
Batteries: PittsbUrE, Miller and w
WAGNER. Boston. Barnes and Rico
ST. LoUis-BrOoklyn; rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
IRWIN COBB

Cobb has Joined those authors who
are explaining why the stories told
by most movie productions are so
crude. flat and undressing
A literary agent OF a movie pro
Queer wanted TO obtain the movie
rights 10 one OF his stories, and ar
randed an appointment with the head
Of the company.
Cobb says he was ushered into the
office Of the general manager. "a
compact gentleman enthroned behind
a roll top desk in the inuermost room
Of a suite Of offices that might have
been designed and decorated by the
mad king Of Bavaria
This dignitary, he says, opened the
Interview by saying he rarely read
anything authors wrote
But that his advisers had In
formed him that the visitor was q
writer by trade and had written a
short story, or novel. or play. or
something, which might be made over
into more or less suitable material
for screen purposes
Therefore he was willing 20 buy
because my literary scouts say you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
BODY OF MURDERED RANCH
OWNER IS FOUND IN WAGON

CORTLAND. Ariz-. Aug. 25.-John Nc
CIoskey, an aged rancher, has been
assassinated on the public highway.
four miles from this point, while on
his way home. Here he had cashed
a check for s25 and had spent a
part Of the money received. II is
assumed he was followed by some one
from CORTLAND. who climbed into his
wagon and who stabbed him twice,
one Of the wounds being near the
heart and the other lower IN the
trunk
A short time after the crime. the
body was found in the wagon by a
passing CORTLAND man Sheriff
wheeler has taken personal charge
OF the hunt for the murderer. as
sisted by a large number OF local and
sulphur Springs valley residents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

NEWS NOTES FROM MOVIELAHD H

~ DAISY DEAN.

4 Ina HANLON' VINO mas o1
a come familiar TO most film
L l. fans during the past two years
and who makes her next appearance
in Behind the Mask" is rated IS one
Of the greatest pautomimists on the
screen
George Hanlon. father OF the petite
film star. was known as the world s
greatest pantomimist and in asso-
citation with his brothers, William
and Edward HanIon, produced "Su-
perba," "Fantasma" and Voyage En-
Suisse"
Although he IS now retired from
the stage, after so many years OF &C
tivitv in his chosen profession,
George Hanlon still retains deep
interest in things theatrical
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
MEsTERN LEAGIE.

A. ms N0Ires- = D =
r5-li- 600 600 100 4
Dee MONIES ..---I10 COL O0z-3 o
Batteries: Joplin. Maple and Non
roe Des NIoines, Dresser and Spahr-
A. Omaha r H. 2
wichita 49,. ....020 sol 1910 Is 8
Omaha ....- -.-o10 900 20
Batteries. Wichita. koestner and
Dobbins- Omaha, MCGUIRE, Luschen
and Brottem-
77erve- 900 OO0 900 $ &
lincoln ...-2OI $40 O0x-14--e
Batteries. Denver. Nahors NcCor-
mick and Shestak. Bartholemy. LIN
coin. East and Rohrer-
a. Ct Tosenb- r 2 e
r4,--biTson .0o5 OO2 o10-S il &
ST. Joseph -..-...1O2 O00 1lo-5
Batteries: HutchinsOL. Adams and
Richardson; St Joseph, BremmerhoIt
and Crosby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
Hudson Was The Choice
When Others Cost Less

When ears in the lower priced grades sold at 5000
to $500 less than Hudson Super-Six, Hudson sales
were greater than any other two makes of that class
Today with no difference in price, Hudsons must
continue to be even more popular.
Hudson leadership is understood by all motorists.
It is explained in the Hudson Super-Six motor No
other car has a motor similar to the Super-Six. No
other car for that reason has equaled the perform
ance Of the Super-SiX.
Its record in the hands of almost 10000 owners
show what individuals can do even when they are
not seeking to establish records for speed and en-
dUrance.
No car Of any make or size has egualed the time
records of the Hudson Super-SiX Special in the
worlds greatest hill-cimb to the summit of Pixies
Peak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

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