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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
IN HOUSTON ON
ALL CITY STREETS
Ailing People Are Finding
Relief In Vitalitas And
Are raising 1t.

On every street in Houston are peo-
pie who are taking vitalitas and who are
telling their neighbors what it is do
ing for them. Here are a few brief
interviews from various parts of the
I city:
Ny father has taken three bottles
Of Nitalitas for his stomach and kid
ney trouble. He thanks you more than
tongue can tell for what il has done
Tor him" Miss Elizabeth Roberts. 1910
Summers St
My son was in bad condition. blue
under the eyes and other signs of bad
health After taking Fitalitas he is
DONG fine. improving every day. My
wife's mother also thinks there is moth
ing that viii equal IL as a health build
err Mr. Frank White. SIS E. Twelfth
St Houston Heights.
Nitalitas is a cure for rheumatism
and I recommend it to all" Mr. John
o. Hall. Carpenter, Central Park, City.
My husband has taken Vitalitas for
kis kidneys; he found it to be all right.
1t acts quickly on the liver and is
pleasant 10 take, does not grippe or
make you sick 1t certainly put him
On his feet again" Mrs. Lee Carter.
9O2 Crawford St
Nltalitas IS Natures greatest tonic
and corrective. 1t should be in every
nome Take il in either hot or cold
water For sale by Kelly d Pollard's
Drug Store. Also sold by Taiber's Drug
Store. Las Cruces: Columbus Drug
store, Columb bus. Douglas Drug Store
Douglas, and Bisbee Drug Store Bis
bee.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
SALAZAR is REPORTED
RETREATING SOUTHWARK

Columbus. Y NJ, Feb. Esd
C"Bunk') Spencer, the negro overseer
for the ranch interests OF E. X Warren
4 Sons in Mexico, reached the border
al Hachita- y. NJ. yesterday. according
TO report made TO Col H G. Sickel,
commander Of the New Mexico patrol
district here. Spencer reporter that
Carranza troops from Sonora occupied
the Ojitos ranch. 40 miles south of the
border. Tuesday. driving Salazar S
forces away from the ranch While the
reason for Spencer's appearance in Ha-
chfta was not announced. II was be-
lieved he came for the $4,000 gold ran
som demanded by Sslszar for the re-
lease of himself and wife and the pro-
lection of the Warren interests in Mex
leo. Salazar refused 10 accept a check
drawn upon F. E Warren and sent to
him by Spencer last week Spencer
added that no one was killed during the
brush which followed Salazra's retreat
from Ojitos.
Carranza consul r P Ticcioni here
said today SalaZar was retreating south
along the communication line to escape
being caught in en- enveloping move
ment which Gen Jose Santos Murguia,
the Juarez commander. had begun
against him with PalOmas as a base
The consul said Salazar had but 200
men and added that the Villa leaders
threat to attack Palomas was not taken
seriously
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
from OjitOS.
MEYICO'S EXECUTIVE HAS
RIGHT TO EXPEL FOREIGNERS

Comparison between article SO of
the constitution of Mexico as promul-
gated in 1857 and by the Carranza con-
vention at Queretaro this year is made
in a circular sent out by Mexican
bureau in Washington. In the old re-
form laws the government had the
right to expel pernicious foreigners
from the country. but under the Car
rama law the executive has exclusive
use Of this power. The 1917 ruling
says;
The executive of the union has the
exclusive power to expel from the ma
tionaI territory, Immediately and with
out the necessity of previous trial, all
foreigners whose sojourn Is judged un-
suitable Foreigners have no power in
any manner TO interfere in the po-
litical affairs of the country"
Denial is made by the bureau that
Luis Cabrera. while a member OF the
Atlantic City conference, negotiated
a loan for Mexico. 1t is declared that
several prominent American banking
houses made tenders of loans, but that
all were declined on the ground that
the time had not yet arrived for such
negotiations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
CAVALRY DIVISION GOING
THROUGH NEW DRILLS

The six regiments of the cavalry di-
vision at Camp Stewart are undergoing
Gaily training in the new cavalry drills
under the direction of division COM
mander Cen Eben Swift The new
drills for cavalry were issued by the
war department as the punitive eXpedi-
ton was leaving Mexico. and as four
of the regiments were en- route to FL
Paso at that time extra work is being
put in by the cavalrymen TO learn
them.
All six regiments are being drilled
in the morning hours and two hours
OF the afternoon are devoted to dis
mounted and equestrian practice. The
training viii continue Tor several
weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
CLAIM CLOTHING RUINED BY
FUMIGATION IN JUAREZ PLANT

Complaints are being made by Ameri-
cans coming from Juarez that IN the
quarantine established at Juarez on or
ders from the sanitary department in
Mexico City. requiring Americans en-
tering Mexico to be bathed and their
clothes fumigateG. clothing has been
ruined. In addition to fumiSaunS the
clothes. the Mexican authorities are
charging 81 American currency for the
fumigation. il IS said
It was reported that a trunk filled with
clothing belonging to Mrs. J. Tullett,
who owns horses at the Juarez track
was ruined by the fumigation process
Thursday. Mrs Tullett is reported to
have left town and the report could
not be confirmed.
other race track people have re-
ported that they have been forced TO
paw 81 for the fumigatiOn OF small
packages and that their clothing has
shrunk-
Juarez authorities claim that the or
der is not of LEGAL origin. but that they
are carrying out instructions received
from the general sanitary office in
Mexico CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
CHAPLAIN AXTON TO GET
MAJORS RANK ON MARCH S

Chaplain John 7. Axton, 10Th United
states infantry. received a message
from chief Of staff Mai. Gen Hugh l.
Scott Friday morning. notifying him
that he would be promoted from the
rank OF captain to that of major. by
selection on March ;. Gen Scott
added his congratulations to the vet
eran religious worker.
Chaplain Axton is one OF the best
known and most popular of the army
divines here Through his efforts
large tabernacle was erected in the in
fantry camp on the Fort Bliss reserva-
tion last year
His promotion viii follow the retire
mont OF chaplain Joseph W. Hiilman.
10th infantry on March ;.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
j. 6. AVIATORS
SEE MEX. BATTLE
American Cavalry Rushed
to Point Near Scene of
Engagement.

While American army aviatOrs flew
over the battlefield. Carranza troops,
commanded by Col. Salvador Chapa,
from Juarez, and ViIlistas. commanded
BY Jose Ynez SaIazar and Prudencio
Miranda. engaged in battle Thursday
in the Mexican triangle northwest Of
Boca Grande. according 10 arrivals
from Hachita. n. NJ
Salazar and his 500 men broke
through the Carranza lines and are
making their way eastward TO escape
The cavalry command of Cen Jose Muir
guia, Of Juarez, which is trailing
them. Murguia recently came up from
Casas Grandes in pursuit Of Salazar-
American Troops Near Scene
The battle which was IN progress
Thursday caused army officials to send
troop +. 18th cavalry. commanded by
Capt. Kussick, to border monument No
80 at the triangle to prevent any Next
can forces crossing into the United
States.
Advices from Preside. reaching here
Thursday were that Villista troops de-
feated a band of CarranZa troops south
of RuidOsa- Texas The Carranz3
forces are reported to have sustained
heavy losses. The Carrsnza troops were
commanded by Gen Riojas. from
Ojinaga. The Villa commander is not
known.
Gch0a Denies Raid.
Denial from Manuel Ochoa. Nlllista
leader. that Villistas were responsible
for the Corner Ranch, y. NJ, raid and
subsequent murder of three Americans
by bandits. was brought to the border
at Columbus. y. NJ. by American cat
tlemen arriving from Guzman- They
had talked with Ochoa az Guzman on
Tuesday Ochoa had told them that
Villa was giving guarantees TO Tor
eigners.
Diaz IombardO for President
Miguel Diaz LombsrdO. former min
lister OF foreign relations in the villa
cabinet. has been selected as illa's
provisional president at a meeting OF
Villa chiefs held in san Andres last
week. according to sdvices received by
the FL Paso Nillista junta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
GATHERING FOR
JUAREZ ATTACK
Reports Say Villistas Con
centrating at Rancheria;
to Destroy Railroads.

Preparations for an attack on Jusrez
by combined villista forces command
ed by Manuel Ochoa and Jose Ynez
Salazar are being made south of Juarez.
according to advices received here Fri
day by government agents.
Several bands of Villistas which have
been operating in western and north
ern chihuahua. are reported to be
moving toward a concentration point
in the vicinity of Rancheria, a station
so miles south Of Juarez-
OchOa at Rancheria.
Ochos, who will command the expedi-
ton jointly with Salazar. is reported
10 have reached Rancheria and TO be
awaiting for the other bands. Salazar
is reported moving eastward from
northwestern Chihuahua to the rem
devious.
It is said that the Nillistas will gath
er about 1000 men for the attack No
definite time has been set for start
ing il
Plan TO Destroy Railways.
Passengers from Chihuahua arriving
in Juarez Thursday night reported that
Villa sympathizers in Chihuahua had
received warning similar to that
given out o NiIlistas on the border TO
Americans and others not to travel on
trains between Chihuahua and JuareZ.
because of a campaign which viii be
instituted
The arrivals from Chihuahua said It
is Villas intention to destroy the
Mexican Central line between Juarez.
Chihuahua and Santa Rosalia and the
Mexico North Western railway be
tween Juarez and CasaS Grandes.
MurEuia Reviews.
a review OF the 18th battalion. the
deaths head" forces OF Gen Jose
Murguia's command. was conducted at
Juarez. Friday morning. Col. Rojas
res n n
garrison. conducted the review
1t was reported that these troops are
10 be sent into the field against Sala-
Ear, who was last reported in the Vi
cinity Of Boca Grande. northwestern
Chihuahua Two military trains were
made up in the Juarez yards Friday
morning. but il could not be learned
what troops would be sent or what is
their destination.
Gen. Murguia. Juarez commander,
who has been conducting a campaign
in western Chihuahua against Villistas,
is reported to have arrived at Pearson
Friday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
COL. CHAPA DENIES HE
HAS FOUGHT SALAZAR.


Columbus. y NJ. Feb. 25.-Col- Bal
tasar Chapa, the Carranza commander
at Palomas, TO-DAY denied report from
Hachita, n. NJ, that a battle had been
fought between his command and that
of Jose Ynez Salazar. Col Sickel re
ceived a report from monument 80,
where achievements were said TO
have been sent by the commander Of
the 18th cavalry, saying everything
was quiet there and no MeXicans of
either faction were to be seen opposite
that point Col Chapa said Salazar
was reported to have been south Of
the OSitos ranch yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
GUARDSMAN. CURRYING HORSES,
IS TOLD HE INHERITS FORTUNE

Portland Ore. Feb. 23.-When Emil
Langendorfer, age y, private in Troop
a. Oregon cavalry. was mustered out
Of service yesterday. he was penniless
and owed the troop canteen 65 cents
IN his extremity he obtained employ
ment at the troop sta bles-
As he curried the horses Arthur Lam
gendorfer, his brother. brought the
news that their uncle Jacob Henry
Langendorfer, had died in New York.
leaving the two brothers. his nephews.
and their father Charles LangendOrfer,
the bulk of his fortune estimated at up
wards of $500. 600.
Emil continued his currying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
9Th INFANTRY BAND PLAYS
CONCERT IN CAMP COTTON

Following is the program Of con-
cert 10 lie played by the Sixth L :.
infantry band at the Sixth infantry
officers entertainment at Officers
club. Camp Cotton this afternoon;
March Of the "Anzacs." Lithgow.
Overture - Hungarian Comedy
Keller Bella.
Ballet music and soldiers march
from william Tell Rossini
Descriptive Fantasia-'.A Day at
West Point" Bends
PiccOlo solo-"Through the Air A.
Damn. Performed by musician first
class John Pugliese-
Selection from the opera. ~Cavaleria
Husticana." Mascagni.
Finale-''Some Band Rag," Jewell
Max Muller is the band leader
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
H. B. FOSTER NOW OPERATING
HEAD OF Ell PASO DAIRY co

II. Baylor Foster. brother of A Gwin
Foster. has arrived here from the uni
versity of Wisconsin to take charge
of the II Paso dairy in the lower
valley as superintendent, succeeding
Capt Thomas Franklin. Mr.. Foster
is a son of the late judge A G. Foster.
He has been taking a course in animal
husbandry at the university.
W. r. Taylor viii continue in charge
Of the office of the dairy company and
w. :. Taylor remains in charge Of the
depot of the company. Horace y. Ste
vens is president and \ Gwin Foster,
general manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
S. HAVERSON'S ARM HURT
IN A FACTORY ACCIDENT

= Haverson, an employe of the Z. L.
Daniel mattress factory at 2102 Olive
street. was seriously injured Thurs
day afternoon when his left arm was
caught in a machine and injured be-
low the elbow. HaversOn was taken
TO Hottie Dieu where an operation was
performed by DR.. G. E. Calnan, por-
tiOn of the arm being taken off HaN-
ersOn. it is said. had gone into "A room
to repair a machine when the accident
occurred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
Lieut.. Krapf Asks Inquiry
By Maj. Gen. Bell Into
Charges of Pro GermanisH

san Francisco. Calf. Feb 2S--An
investigation of statements that Lieut.
George ". Krapf. United States army
student aviator at san Diego, has been
guilty of FRO German demeanOr was
ordered today by Maj. Cen J. franklin
Bell. commander Of the western depart
ment of the army Lieut.. Krapf asked
Cen Bell to institute the inquiry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
REGULARS TAKE GUARDSMEN'S
POSTS ON BORDER PATROL

The 23d infantry and the second
squadron Of the Eighth cavalry broke
camp in Camp Cotton and Fort Bliss
Friday morning and transferred to
points along the international border
between Noria, n. NJ, and Fort Quit
man, Texas, to relieve national guard
troops on patrol duty.
Col Walter K. Wright, 2Sd infantry.
will command the border patrol and
Capt Richard B. Going will have COM
mand Of the cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
MEXICAN POSTAL RATES
ARE TO BE INCREASED

Mexico City. Feb est is an
nounced that an Increase in interior
postal rates ranging from p TO 100
percent has been authorized and
shortly Will be put into effect Cosme
Hinojosa. postmaster general. has re-
csived authority to arrange with the
United States for the resumption Of
an international money order service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
VILLA AND 1900 MEN
PASS THROUGH PARRAL

Francisco Villa, with 1900 men. Occu-
pied Parral. Chin. for four hours sun
day. the day preceding the occupation
of that town by Gen Francisco Muir
guia's forces. according to passengers
who arrived from Chihuahua City late
Thursday night These passengers. a
number of whom came from Parral,
said Villa announced he would be near
Chihuahua City on February IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
BUDGET TRU sTEEs TO MEET.

The apportionment of thebudget fund
Of the chamber Of commerce Will be
gone over and discussed at a meeting
Of the budget fund trustees this at
ternOOn at 4 o'clock. Thereports Of
the different committees engaged in
collecting the budget fund will proba-
bly, be made at the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
Gen. PERsHING DEPARTS.

Maj. Cen John J. Pershing. accom-
panied by his aid. Lieut. James l. Col
Inns. left Thursday night for san An
tonic. Tex, where Gen. Pershing viii
establish his headquarters as com
mander of the southern department Of
the United States army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
REPORT VILLA
At: ZARAGO5A
Has Main Portion of Army
Between Parral and Santa
Rosalia.

Reports reaching government agents
Friday were that Villa and his main
army are located at Vale de Zaragosa-
a settlement on the Rio COnchoS, mid
wy bewteen ParraI and Santa Rosalia.
Villa is said 10 have been there for
several days No activity on the part
of his troops is reported to have taken
place during the past few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
GEN. BELL TAKES COMMAND.

Affairs of the Fl PasO military dis
trict were turned over to Brig. Gen.
George Bell. jr.. at 4:30 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon BY Maj Gen. John J.
Pershmg. Gen Bell has transferred
his headquarters from the 11th prOvis-
ional division. on Dyer street. 10 the
district headquarters in the Mills build
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
OREGON COAST ARTILLERY
LEADS MILITIA COMPANIES

Washington. D. C, Feb 23.-The
eighth company of coast artillery. Ore
gon national guard. established the
highest merit mark recorded for the
1916 target practice Of national guard
big gun companies, according to fig
Tres made public today by the war
department militia bureau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
WAL ELY GOES TO INDIANA.

Mai. Hanson z. Ely. who has been
assistant inspector OF the FL PasO mill
itary district, left Thursday afternoon
for Indianapolis. Ind. where he viii be
stationed. He has been appointed in
spector N charge of militia affairs in
the state of Indiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
ID. c. BATTERY A GOES SATURDAY

Battery \, District of Columbia ma
tional guard, will entrain at Fort Bliss
Saturday to be transferred to Wash
ington, d. G. 10 he mustered out Of
federal service. The battery viii be
the first movement of militia men re-
Gently ordered from FL Paso TO their
home stations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-23
SPAIN TAKES OVER GERMAN
CnNSVI 4TES IN L - POSSESS

Washington. D. c, Feb. 23.-At the
request of the German government
Spain has taken over German consul
lar interests in Porto Rico and Hawaii
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CASA COMPARTMENTS CONSU'
MIDA FOR UN INCENDiO.

La casa y TODD 10 conteNido en-
ella. dc Joe Morales, LOG de IL ca
lie Tejos. valuada en- $500 y 500.
respcctiramentc. fuc"oa dcstTuidos
Dor E! fUcgo. antcnocne 4 as 9:i5.
La casa de Monwei! ESpinosa, en-
Ia esQuina dc TciCs Y Casanova. Sc
VIC amenazada por las il"mas cue
iestruyeron n de Morales. Amh2s
casas cst;!n ubicadaS como l una mi
la de in E.stacion de! InterH""c"a:
md Great Northern, y el @lIrant"
mas Immediate necesarj0 en- un case
de inccndio. Sc hal!a como 1 ciEco
cuadras de distancia. De mancra que
q los bOmberos les fuc nccesaria Gn%
manguera de 1906 pies para echar
aqua sobre las llamas. De5iao " ESQ,
E! ediifcio fut compietamentc '!e$-
truido antes de que mad" pudlera
Salva:sc.
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LNFORMACION LOCAL.
Sc PiDE QUE Los JlTNEYS co
IRAN FOR LA GALE De
COMERCIO.

Aver q las 4 de Ia tarde Sc cele-
bro en- Ia Camara lie Concrete un
mitin de los propie:G!ios de Ia Gale
del Concrete que representa- propie-
dades por mas de sol 900. 900 de
d6lares. Fl objeto del mitin era dis
cutir las Was y los medios que deben
adoptarse para %conseguir que los jit-
neys corran por dicha ca,le. Una pc
ticidn firmada por dichos propi"ta-
rios sera enviada a los Comislonados
de In Ciudad pidiendoles recOnside-
rem su disposition para que los eta
dos vehiculos no transiten por In ca
lie de referencia. Tambien $ e ira
:aron otros :; ltos de importancia.
La c~onvocaciGn al mitin lie hizo Jesse
Op~penheimer, Franz c. Gross, Alfred
DucteI., K. L. Ball Y Max Karotkin.
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Sc MEGA LA NOTIClA DE QUE
Ell PASO A MEXICO HAYA
SIDO CERRADO A LOS
EXTRANJEROS.

La nc,icia de- que Eagle Pass Y Fl
Paso. ambas ciudadeS, puertas 'le n
frontera para entrar en- Mexico. ha-
bian sido cerradas Z los eXtranjeros,
Il causa del ~pcligro de las partidaS
rcvolucionariaS que andan ccrca d"
csas pobiaciones Y de que solamente
Laredo podia ser ia entrada segura
4 Mexico, fut desmentida aver en- IA
oficina local del Ferrocarril del Sur
Pacifico.
"EstamoS en- communication con
nuestroS agontes en- Eagle Pass y FL
Paso por tcitfono 4 grandes distan-
cias-diio P. H. Dial, Jefc de In
Oficina del Southern Pacific V ambos
nos aseguran que no cs cierta Ia no.
ticia de que csos dos puertos de en-
trada a Mexico hayan sido cerrados al
publico.
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ESCUELA PARA ENFERmERAS
EN- Ell ROBERT. B. GREEN
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.

En- ell numero correspondence a.
domingo 25 del presente publicamos
IN anuncio relative a la Escuela pa
"a Enfermeras del Hospital de 10
Ciudad. Ahora deseamos man!festar
que Ell curse de instruction consiste
en- un cstudio concienzudo que sc
hace en- tres amos. de teoria Y prac-
tica en- los departamentos medlcos,
ouirurgicos, ginecologicos, ortopedl-
cos, Y los ~espeeiales para enferme-
dades de los ojos, nariz. oidOs Y gar
ganta. asi como un curse de tres
meses en- el departamento de mater
nidad V otro especial sobre dietas y
masaje.
Tanto 81 Superintendent como ei
Avudante de E~nfermeras, dan classes
~ordinariaS. PRACTICES por TODD el
aHo. asi como los MedicOs : Ciruia-
nos del Hospital ayudan 0 SUI
classes sobre anatomia. f!siologia. ma
terra mcdica Y terapeutica. princl-
pios de hygiene Y sandal. bactereo.o-
Ola V patologia Y sobre an;lislS p:"c-
ticos De IA orina.
FL Hospital cst% eGuipaco con dos
c%ocinas. sicndo Ia principa! para es-
IrdioS, Ell donde Sc enSenan las pro-
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REGISTRO CIVIL
Nacimientos

Tn nino del matrimonio Luis L6-
pc2. Gale S. Pecos No. 7O%.
Una nina del matrimoniO G. Ca
males. Gale Colima 81.
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ESTiMABLES VIAJERAS.

praceientcS DE Ia ciudad dc Salt,
10. capital del Estado de Coahuila,
ilegaron aver i esta ciudad Ia sonora
Da. Maria de Ia Luz Flores del Bos-
oue V sus hiias las senoritas Herlin-
da. Virginia Y Adelaide. quienes per
maneceran por algun tempo aqui.
La sonora del Bosque Y u hiJas
Sc hospedan en- Ia casa de nuestro
fino amigo ell senior Benjamin Cue
liar, 3O2 Belvin st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28

Cuando necesitc libros en- esPanol, di.
~rigi-se a ~Ignscio E. Lozano.-6o7 Do
loro.a St.-San Antonio, Texas
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REGISTROS DE ESCRITURAS DE
TERRENOS.

S525.-H. L. Riply a NJ. A. Mar
tinez. 23 Fcbrero dc 1917. Lotes
) +. Nuevo Block de n ciudad
HIP. Carson ST.
SON.. S. and H. E. Dickin-
son L c. Cara. 10 Octubre 1916.
Lcte I6. Block s. Magnolia Fig Gal
den No. |.
50 y otros valores.-M. S. Mar
tine2 2 Maria Martinez. 10 de Fe-
brero 1917. Lote 6. Block 10. Nue.
vo block de Ia ciudad 1894.
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DEL PUBL =. LEO

indisputable de censurar o aplaudlr
Ia conducta de los hcmbres pdblicos,
es decir. de aquellos que ocupan IN
alto puesto en- ei gobierno.
NADIA de cdio nj despecho me niue
We a escribir este ~articulo; TODD e.
absolutamente cierto, De sincera YER
dad historical. Los hombres honra-
los. Z quienes Queda todavia n dosis
de Observation-Disclosures en- esta epo-
ca de servilismo Y abyecci6n,-veran
en- estas ideas, Il caUsa y raZGn en-
que Sc funGan: descubrir al imposJor
Y decirle al pueblo, ne agul a mendaz
que re especu!a.
C2rranza. e. enaitectdo Y deificaGo
p. Jcte. idolo Re amos cuant5s neon
a;cioaa!es. con dispense de J"ami-
rs, h;se considerable e. elegiGo Por
Dies. cual an Noises. para ser ei eau
lilo lie In pueblo.-que. auHQue 10
es q de Israe!-busca IN in"lolahni-
dad lie sus derechos y IA reivl'a:lca-
zion lie IL iust;cia.
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vranza no puede st" un Noises. 81
no para slcar n pueblo del "epoSo
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