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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
Care for Army First" Is Cars
Order to GOlOtZine, New Premier

danger Of their becoming exhausted,
as apparently is the case with our
enemies. All the greater is the sig
nificancc attached to the settlement
of the question Of supplies. which un-
der present conditions. is 50 import
ant and SO complicated.
"Accordingly, can upon the govern
ment unified in your person, to de-
vote its attention first and foremost
To the provisioning of my valiant ar
mics and, behind the firing line, les
SEEMING those difficulties connected
with supplies. inevitable in world
war. ] count upon it that the Joint
lahors of the whole government will
be concentrated in the realization
and development of the measures re
Gently taken toward this end
'Auother problem to which ! at
tach supreme importance is the
further Improvement of transport.
railway and waterway. Council of
ministers should in that connection
work out decisive measures which
viii assure the fun utilization of the
means of transport in order to be
able, thru the cooperation Of all de-
partmonts to furnish our troops with
all that they require"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
GERMANY EXPLAINS
HOLDING NEUTRALS
Optimism Regarding Latest U.
S.-Teuton Break Is Now
Washington Feeling.

BERLIN, Via London, Jan. 21-A
summary of the German admiraltys
official statement on the detention If
prisoners of war of neutral sailors
aboard armed merchantmen captured
by the German naval forces. was
cabled to the state department at
Washington by Ambassador Gerard
last evening This is the only mfor-
nation yet available regarding this
development in naval procedure
German official circles profess to
regard the case as atfurding an uupor-
tunity for negotiations looking to the
settlement between America and GER
many OF the status of armed mcrN
Chantmcn. Since the men In question
are safe and the case is not cumpli-
Gated by the loss of human life. opti-
mism over an amiCahle adjustment is
expressed here.
Since the issuing of the German
memorandum on armed merchantmen
earlier In the war, German authorities
have held that ship which mounts
guns, whether they be intended for
defense or offense. loses its status as
a private commercial craft and be-
comes warship. Sailors taking scrv-
ice ON such ship, these authorities
contend, lose their neutral status. just
MS If they had enlisted in the naval
forces of "A belligerent Therefore.
these sailors are liable to treatment as
prisoners of war, IL Is held.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
KILLED OWN BABE, CHARGE

TORONTO. Kan, Jan. 2l.-Walter
Harold, 2S years old, was arrested
this afternoon, charged with the muir
der Of his 3-months- old baby daugh-
ter as II lay asleep and the attempted
killing of his 1S-year- r-old wife. Mrs
Harold was dangerously wounded
After the shooting Harold tried to
kin himself, the police said, but was
only slightly wounded.
The Harold family lived with Mrs,
Harolds mother. Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
and Mrs. Thorn came to this city
from Oklahoma last fall, authorities
say, - -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
Uow's This for Prices?

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala,
Jan Exchange rates have SO
risen here that tho American gold
dollar which, prior to the war, would
buy only IS Guatemala pesos, will
now buy 40 and sometimes so. The
fluctuation has been an important
factor in the disturbance of business.
Americans in this city are startled to
find shoes marked at $3.50, in Guate-
mala currency, mems hats at $500,
and ready-to-wear suits at from
$1,000 to $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
According TO Orlcrs.

"What are you going to name HIM,
Carune?" inquired Mrs, Carter, after
having admired the newborn picka-
niuny.
"Hallud." returned the doting
mother.
puzzled. where did YOU get that
name"
"Dont you never read yo' Bhlo?"
"Of course, do Mrs. carter
laughed,
"Wen you sho' amt searched the
scriptures. Miss Ma'ty," persisted car
line, "fer ef YOU he'd you'd er foun,
whar hit says 'Iallud be his name. v
-Woman's Home Companion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
ESCAPED LITER Is KILLED


Special to Tho World.
MI SNOGEE, Jan. 21.-Jack Taylor
and Henry Vaughn. lito-term conVicts,
who escaped from the McAlester peni-
tcntlarv about two months ago. We're
located in the Cherokee hills, near
NNghn's old home northwest Of
Tdhlequah, by n posse headed by
Sheriff Davidson of Cherokee county
this afternoon. In the fight which
followed Taylor was instantly killed
and Vaughn was captured. The con
victs had been causing trouble in the
ncighhorhood for some time. Taylor :
body will be taken to McAlester for
burial in the penitentiary cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
DANIELS DEFENDS
CONTRACT ACTION
JUMPS ON BETHLEHEM MEN


V.,-Ir,iY... lam s.....
,....... ....,......., ...I...
'''' ......
,.
300 "N'lN'I" Too ''."''' ''' '
British muuUuus DuwuuN CONTRACTS
f,r , ar.. uuuU.r. uf ulvy umHr-
,........ ,...I....I.. . ut... .n..t
'''''"
S-uN oacN h'I"W .'' .'"' ''"' 100
bid Tho statement .. Iu r"pH iu pun-
lI.n.d r,i..,nf uu.u u.r contract
,. Al. .t....I ..I.. .c.r,Yr,.I
""''
mo ihdi ''O''1' .'" ''"' '' '''
,Np,r,ro,. 1f ih. department u oh.
,.......... .,...I.. .......l i'm nti,U, Do, those
......,...tl.
hr'" '' '''t' jaw
price De- necessary t. enable lhr pu'I'
Z, understand what has been going
ON
R.r.rrur to a report u certain
American uuf. Journals Chat th,
rrltsh government bad ufr.d Had
fields 90 sr,k fh.s cuutru. fur thc
pUrpo-, of rrluur PAM. 100 th,
American steel mlrl,t and result.
ING reduction 300 th, export ruco oi
American steel thD secretary "'
mat is i'i,n' "'-.I"'''
uIdti W''It "'N' "l''
It'l upon 'n' '.''
Atiack~ Bcihl'lrh.
Mr. bYui,I~ SAYS OBJ, E,thlthom steel
compluy which "nas been luing
tbr pau.rs with advertisements critl-
cizIur the Departments admitted loo
one of thc-c publications that DO had
failed to make satisfactory shells ON
a contract awarded two years ago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
Convention In May.


COLLlNSVILLE, Okla, Jan. ell
The G. O. Il. club gave II dinner on
Saturday for the purpose of earning
money with which it plans to enter
tain the delegates that are to meet
here in May when the district con-
vention is to be held in Collinsville.
The fund which It is raising is desig.
mated the federation fund,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
Rc,trnining thc Impul~c,

MUTN TlVkTOIU, IUV UVNUIIIUT
"moNic' actress. says:
"1t is easy for a pretty girl TO he
good if she is rich, but Il pretty girl
who is poor has a lot Of temptations
The pretty girl who is poor is little
bit in the position Of the boy in the
grocery shop.
"a grocer leaned over tho counter
and yelled at boy who stood close
to bunch OF bananas.
"'Arc YOU tNn' TO steal them ba-
mans, hoy?'
"'No--no, SIR the boy faltered.
Pm tyin' moi To-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
MAID TO GET USE OF AUTO
Paterson Man AdycrtiscS to solve
Servant Problem for His Wife.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-A man IN
Paterson, n. j.. is going to show his
wife how easy 1t Is to get maid. His
advertisement, which appeared in
Paterson newspaper, offers the follow
Inducements:
Highest wages paid; free use OF
auto
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
- - - =s go - - =
WHEEL KITCHENS \l\T.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas Jan
91 Wheeled mess kitchens may
soon replace the old-timo wood
burning stoves and ovens lu the
army. Several different kinds of
portable kitchens or 'euup
carts" have been given trials
both in the national guard or
panizations and in the regular
army Some of them have been
found to come up to all cNpocta-
tlous and it is the belief of Off
GERS that they will soon be pur-
chased i'm numbers sufficient to
equip the army as "A whole.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
Division No. ..

Commissioner Galbraith-poe Alex
audcr VS.. Loula NJ. Alexander Tillman
county district court affirmed, j. II.
Laukford, bank commissioner vs..
First National bank OF Lavton, Co
mauchc county court, reversed and re-
mauded.
Commissioner Burford - Lawton
MIN n Elevator CO. vs.. Farmers bank
of Cincinnati, Iowa, ct al, Comanche
county district court, reversed; q, W,
Morris VS.. Charles Davis et al Della
ware county court, reversed; Ella
Lebrecht VS. solomon Lebrecht Co.
mauche county court, affirmed; okla
homa state bank Of Caddo Ns. Noah
Arlington, Bryan county district court,
reversed
Ordors-Davis VS.. Ball, transferred
to the supreme court: Knights of the
Maccabees of the World VS.. Willie q
Johnson, transferred to the supreme
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-22
COLONEL BISHOP
AVIATOR, TO LIVE
Second Of Lost Birdmen to BE
Found in Critical Condition
but VIII Recover.
COMPASS WENT WRONG, SAYS



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CuI lMY q Eauop. second of ihc
1rw uu'.s tp uo rescued from the
N'nNrl d'..rI VINO wa. hi"Hthi h'i'
t'NHt Nt 1000 ulnN 'WhuI'l''' Il"I" '.'
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thr rescued man wr3pped mm BOO ID
sweater aud gave light noJr~hm'nt
The rcscucrs were supplied With cone
d"uscd milk. and ou this little
coffee ana toast and beef BROTH
made from fresh Woat 'Ui'n'.
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sss5s
Oportuno remedio en-
tempo ~epoTtuno

81 10 molesta a ustcd la falta de
apetito. una obstinada constipation;
f~recuentes dolores de rabcZa, roches
de insomnia. Recommendations ncrviosi-
dad. fa!ta dc cnergia. etc., tome el
Elixir Americana dc Vino Amargo de
Triner (Triner's American Elixir Of
Bitter Wine,D que es 81 mcjor rene
do para todas las Intermediates de!
cst6mago. Y 81 listed SURE de reu-
matismo, neuralgia. lumbago. lastI-
maduras, t~orceduras. hinchaZones, etc,
pruebe desde iuego el Lilimento Tri-
ner, que es el remedio mas Appropriate
para todas esas doiencias. Puede listed
~conseguir los remedies de Triner, en-
todas las boticas. .AlGurOS admins
tradores De ccrrcos de New York J
Pennsylvania. Sc nicgan a aGmltIr pc
riouicos que gentlemen anuncloS del
Elixir Americana dc Vino Amargo dc
Tr;ner. en- {! corrco. Fl procurador
de la Oficina del Dcpartamcnto de
Correos dc Washington, D. {. ha@ de-
clarado en- su carta de ScptIcmbrc
y dc 1917. que Ia disposition de csos
ADMINISTRATORS dc corrcos, la s!dC
rcvocada.. ipcrqGc los anurcloS dc!
Elixir Americana dc Vino Amargo de
Triner. que eS Gnicamcntc Il pre-
naraci0n medicinal. han sido dcclara-
dos frangucahIcs per CT pcparta-
mcn.o dc Corrc2s. Ahora 50 han III
mentado TN poquito los prccios. de-
Dido a la nucva c~ontribuei6n de quo
IRA. ncro tcdo marchartr con sc"rl-
ridad que e~rrontrari este inevitable,
rorquc 81 fabricantc dcbc pagan mas
Y tambiGn cl boticario. Jos. Tiincr,
Manufacturing Chemist, 13&3-!$4&
Ashland Ave. Chicago.
-iAiv.l-
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Los mexicanos. ~refugiados
en- Douglas ayudsn a
Ia Cruz R0ja

Nos comunican de Douglas, AR
IONA. que los miembros de la colonla
mexicana de Douglas, Arizona, con-
lando con los elementos intelectuales
ALI refugiados, organizaron una
gran velada literario-musical, bajo
IL Direction del senior Professor S. c,
de la Fuente, dedicando sus produc-
tos a beneficio de Ia Cruz Roja anne
~r;cana. capitulo de Douglas.
Dados los elementos que tomaron
parte activa en- la velada y 10 5len
seleccionado del programa, Ell teatro
donde esta Sc verified Sc VIC l!eno
completamente, ~logrando reunirse
una utilidad liquida de s400, can't,
dad que fue puesta en nanos de los
directories de la benefica association.
FL festival d que nos referimos,
quedo suieto al siguiente programme
I.-Pique Dame, Obertura, Suppe,
colo. Professor Francisco Lemus.
II.-Propecatis No. 4. Stabat Ma
ter. Rossini. Aria para bajo. PROBE
;or S. c. dc la Fuente, acompanada al
piano. Srita. P~rofesora Consuelo Ca
rrillo.
III.-Qucsto Amore. Romanzs
Chardi. Sra. Profcsora Guadalupe
Hernandez.
IV.-Poesia alusiva recitada por
II autor. ST.. Alfonso lberri.
V.-Eja Mater fonsa morris. No. ).
Stabat Mater. Rossini. Aria Coreada.
Professor S. c. de la Fuente. Sras. de
Trueba de Bauer. Sritas. CabeZud Y
Sr. Archi. acompanada al piano por
"a senorita profesOra Consuelo Ca
rrillO.
Vi. Romanza c. de Tostti. Sra. de
Trueba acompahada al piano Srita.
Profesora Consuelo Garlic.
NII.-Rapsodia Hungara No. r.,
List Piano solo. Sr. Professor Fran
:Eco LemUs.
VIiI.--E! Duo dc la Africana. Jota.
Sra. Guadalupe Hernandez Y Professor
5. c. dc Ia Fuente, acompahados al
piano por cl ST.. CARLOS Cabezud.
IX.-Stela Confidentc.: Piano solo.
81. Carlos Cabezud.
Y. FL BeSo. Walls. Sra. dc Bauer.
Accompanied al piano Srita. Profeso-
ia Consueio Carrillo.
NJ. La Paloma' DANA Hahana-
=. Sr!ta. Guadalupe Diaz Y Felix,
acOmpanaGa al piaIro Srita. Profcso-
IA Consuelo Carrillo.
Naturalization experimental So
ore ~magnetiSmo e hipnotismo,. ami
mado. Professor s, c. de la Fucntc
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De Ia Ciudad de NHS5@5zico
Estd interrnmDidio Ell trdic0 gor 81 EnterocsdnicO

es 10 que yieren procurando los re-
Y~olucioaarics, especialmcnte los que
opcran en- cl EsIado de Neracruz a
las 6rderes del general Diaz.
Aiemas. Sc sabe que Ia importan-
tie plaza de Jalapa Sc e~ncucntra
comDletamentc ais!ada. pues no So
iamcnte esta interrumpido el trafico
cen Pucbla. sino tambien con e. puer-
10 dc NeracruZ.
Sc presume que los reyolucionarios
est5n prcparando un asalto sobre la
antigua capital de Veracruz.
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Correspondence Especial para Ii PRLN5A
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. octubre %.
Ell trafico por el f~errocarril Intero-
cearico esta interrumpido, debido a
las actividades desplegadas por los
revolucionarios en- los Estados de
Veracruz Y Puebla. Cinco dias van
va de que TODD trafico entire las ciu-
dades de PuebIa Y Jalapa esta total
mante interrumpido y como Ia anne
naza sobre la Inca del MeXicano es
cada vez mayor. sc presume que que
dara interrumpido todo trafico con e!
puerto de NeEacru2. que parece que
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cada uno de clos?
GEs mayor 0 mcnor. que la mitad
lie la extension total de la Republi-
a. IA invadida por los elemcntos de
todas classes de enemigos de la So
cicdad Y del Gobicrno?
:CuaI ERA IN relation ScmcJantc
en- 10. dc mayo, fccha Gel rcstablc-
cimicnto del ordcn constitutional en-
la RcpubIica?
81 los opositorcS politicoS y los
cucmigos dc la socicdad han cxtcndi-
10 81 radio dc accion dcsdc csa fc-
cha, icual cs, q iuicio del Gobierno,
q cauSa principal dc este aumcnto Y
cualcS las Sccundarias. 81 las hay?
Han aumcntado o disminuido,
dcsdc csa fecha, los cncmigos va
clGsificados?
&CualeS dc los tres s~iguicntcs prin
cipios rige. en- primer tcrmino. el
proccdimiento de selection, por ell
Gohierno. de los empleados publicos:
cl principle politico revolucionario.
FL puramcntc moral 0 cl Intellectual?
iQuc motiva ell ingreso a muchos
: altos pucstos publicos dc indivi-
dUoa c~ontrascnados como inmoralcs.
va ell 10 politico. va en- 10 personal.
, ell ambas cosas?
iQu& proceflimiento ha seguido
: Siguc el Gobicrno con los encmigos
po!'d''. uHc Tretend." :;mnlst arse
Que Trocedimicnto ha seguido y
SigIc cl Gobicrno. en- 10 que rcspcc.
tG Il la in~cautaci6n y mancio dc
los hicncs dc los cncmigos dc la Re
voluci0r?
GPor que. deSpuGs dc cinco V nc.
dio mcscs dc ordcn constitutional.
no han SidO dcsignadoS por cl Eicru,
two los Secretaries dc EStado?
Us porquc la Revolution carcrr
DE- homhrcs idoncGS para tan eIc-
vados rargos?
Fl dcSpacho DC todos los asuntos
Il. las divcrsas Secretaries dc EStado,
P"r los SubSecrctarios V Ofirialcs
Mayorcs. ics cficicnte Q dcficicntc?
81 los actualcs SubsccrctarioS dc
EStado carccen ante cl Executive,
del prestigio politico baStantc para
ser cievados a la catcgoria dc Sc
crctarios, mo considcra impolitico.
81 mismo Executive. para 81 Y para
la naci6n entera. ~dcspachar los aSun
tos dc las Secretaries por tan largo
tempo. con IN personal de subsccrc-
tarios ~dcsprovistos del indispensable
preStigio politico?
;Cual es ell p~orccntajc diario dc
atcntados que a iuicio del Executive
nUcde motivar Ia ley que sc p~retcn-
dc?
:Cuantos son los individuos ella
SjricaJos ell el proyccto que Sc dis
-ute, que I msrced De las garantias
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BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NISOS

Ga 80 centavos cada Tomo)-
Aventuras Feisjmo Lentejilla.
FL Canastillo de Flores.
Fl Mundo de 10 PequeHo.
FL Encanto de los Ninos.
Fisica al Alcance de los Ninos.
Historic de las ~Sociedades
Humans.
Las Maravillas del Cielo.
La Cabrita de Orc.
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T;ESEu SABER rl paradcro dc Pablo Pc
drOZa, haCc 8 aiiuS iuvC inrurmcS que cS-
iaba cn Laredo. Texas. Ticnc III hijo nc
nulfDrc Felipe lcdrOZa Y SU c>pUSa SO
llama AniDnIa Magallan. Originario, dc
Conception del GRO, Edo. de XacatccaS.
Mexico. r. hijo dc Siinuua Macia>. $a.UD
&c gratir!raCi6n i Quicn diriia lniUrmcs
Cicr:os 4 francisco l'cdruzl, LIkIari, Kan
saS. ffn2DJ.
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nE-Eu Shi;Ii; 81 i,arai"ro ur III milo
'iuaGaiup" GunIilrI = >~aliivar. l., al
Ia. m"Irnu. blrn parr"ItIu. Ell II rurIIv
ll"nn" IN lunar hIancu y 81 "fIr,p -
tu:nalrru. trraIlficarc ruI S2.rn = la per
sund que dlriia inrnrfH"> rirrius Il Vale
rlan0 iiDnhil"l, Il. :. Box iS3, san An
tonic, TEXAS. an.
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JuNEN HUNIlADO : irabaiadOr. dc IS amos
ii" rdld. incAIranp Dlcn rduC1uo. ucSca
iCngr correspondence con sc!iuVd q sciD-
rita. Il" Is a - ailuS dc Cd3i. 10 ilnpOT-
Ia que SEA pUbrc pcrU debc scr dc bucraS
ru>tulmbrrS. Para niayures lnformcs. diri-
ilr>c i J.. Il. AruSta. Gen. Del, CaJcXirO,
Cal. NDas1.
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RlBLlOTECN DE INDUSTRIAS
LUCRATIYAS

@ Is ~cC7tavOS cada TomO)
Ganado Lamar
Caballos DC C3-ga
Industrial AIcodoLera
GuSanOS ie Soda
EacaS Lccheras
Industrial Alfarcra
Caballos dc LujO'
Industrial AZucarera
Las Flores ' suS Perfumes
Exploitation dc IA Patata
Cria de Cabras
Cria de CCrlUs
Ell AZafrau.
Cria de PalomaS
OBRAS POPULARES EMPASTA-
DtS
q p centavoS cada una)
Hygiene del fumador
La ElectricIdad en- casa
QuiromanC!a
Guia del Buen Sirviente
Manual dc Equitacion
JueCoS Y deportes
100 platUS de GAIA
100 platoS de Ternera
100 formulas para aproyechar los
aobra1tes
Bales de Socicdad
0raculO de las Damas
LaborcS del Bello scNo
Aumcnto de bicneStar : tOmos 0.5O
Manual dc PoSjres ' licores
Manual dc reposCCria y pasteleria
Guia del matrjmonio
100 MOdoS dc aljnar carne de vaca
uALANAS DE FANTOMAS
q 10 centavOs tOmo)
ri gcnio del crmcn
MjstcrjosaS fechorias
Horrible CstrataEema
CaGavcr que habla
JHvc contra Fantomas
ri mucrto que nlata
La huella del mUcrto
Fl aCeate Secrato
Ii Cocumento uumeru l..
Pr!SioaeIo de FaDtomss
u Giamante del Rey.
DcstreZa iuutil
:! abogado mistel.osu
III pollzonte apache
ri clno d~esaparecido
EI ahcrcado de Londres
Vida por vida
AIENTuRAS DE BUFFALO BILL
q 20 ce2tzvGs tomo1
= p-ofana6or de tu .bs1
Caa ncche de CARNIVAL
FL iHstinto de una yibora
IL miStcrio de las OCho dagas
Pesca dificil
IN tonic dcmESiado listo
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Antes dc vcnder Sus NUECES lc estima.
remCS dlrnUS a COnoccr SuS precloS. Com
Hr3ll0s c%ualquier CantiGad y claSe. 81 J.
and q. MarrOqail, fOG pOloroSa Street. San
AntOniO. Texas.
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- NENDE BARATu, auto : pasaIcros IN
cnnLICiUncS. Eli abUnOs. q per-
soma de rc>punSabilidad. lnrorInan 500 sur
flores. Obj.
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Cuaudo necesite libros en- cspaiiol
d~irijasc a IEnacio e. L~ozaro.--l1G
n. Sta. Rcsa Ave Sau AEtclio, Tez.
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MAIRIMGNIALES

MATRIMGHIiL-Un dollar, a5rtrd TO-, e
camtHO haCia Ia fclIcidad. con est1 can
ttdad (si.OO) lie enviareTno5 GuesIro Gaia
LOGO MATRINUNiAL ILUSTiADO, con
nombrcs Y d!.rCCioncS De muchas damas
que deSean caSarse proHiO. ruede I'd
Il COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, Box 45S, VENICE
CALF.
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VENTAS-

NtGNITnrL npuETT NlpAD: VCnI"n>c rua-
tro Packard. I'm Pcarr"-trruw : fla
mIgnI" ajuar dc casa. l'ara infurIic> 1ru-
TraI :. 2lu West Houston II. tlu5t T..
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NESEu S.lrEl ri paradcro dc mi hIjo JosA
GlCrlI. dc ~ amos. de- cdad. rStatura reyII-
lar, color DlaIIru. ojoS IlcgrUs. cara redu;i-
ia. hare trCS a;os que no Sc de- cI. rs
iuro en- Ciudad .iuarcA. dc donde HuG a
INA Oi!cllid dc cngTNlic, no saDItndU.e
deSdr rntUureS nadia dc 81. bare rInr
Er2liflcac!bn dc CINCUENTA DuLARES. q
il persona que ne prDporcionc infoiTneJ
CteTios. DiriIirSc a Grcguriu Gloria. Boz
o. Tempe. Arizona. HIf6l
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81 G~iiATIIIcARAN $s.GI a rUaiquicr pe7-
eDna que %inrcFIuc dc lose AIcH.ig. cSpa-
mol, ciaL 20 amos. iIaCc rIiatro amos 81
cnrontraba Gn Nevada. u~iTijIrsc i saliva
dor AcnIdn. Prudence. W. Va. liUJD
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H z55k0S ESCOCIDOS
De VFNTA EN- la CASA EDITORIAL LOZANO

e. conlplot del juez
El proscripto de IA montana
Tn piano ametralladora
Lanzados al abismo
Viaje t~errorifico
Daniel Ell oso Y el Oso Juan.
E. cacique negro
Linchamiento fracasado.
La estatua parlante
Los beduinos rojos
NOVELAS DIVERSAS
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Sc NEGESITA S"fnra u %ef4ita planCha-
dora que >rDa planrhar ropa fina dr sct
fora. IuiItil prr<rntarSc sin cStOS rCgIi-
silu@. iniuiman iW' Garden -.
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- NECESIThN in0 muclarlaS para lIn!Har
uuereS. lnrurman rn los Trash -. tifSD
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pI.-Er H.NBEli 81 actual lrara,rro dc mi hi
- lrCiiCu ';Oclla. I'll espOSa LcUnidcs dc
!1rllH y de I'll hliO Juan .liurlla. Original
rios de- la Hacienda dc Trcio. Edo. DO
Gt1aullua'u. Las liliIimas Iytlcins las re-
Chi re Lyons. Kansas haze cuIno IN aiiu.
GrIllTIcarr con una SusCrIpCiGn al semi
mario Il" IA Pitf.NSA al mfprInani". Diri-
Jr ilGOT!lus i SRA. LuI>a dc ltUCha. Il. 2.
u. l.. Box :. SegiIIll. Texas. fI03Dt.
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Sc NECESITA OpcrarIO cSpcrio en- cl ira
ba!O :" rCIGraci0n de bIciclctas. DIriiirse
SuS West Commerce Ci0.7l
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ni.SEu SARlIt "a pIradcrD de Ia sra. Uu-
lurcS dlidcA. natural de san Juan dc
.All"nGr. E"lllniia. McAIrp. Id pcrsyud vun
urUpnr"lpn" !iiururcS Cirrlo- lCcrca dc 81
parddrr" rrCIbITT S:.UU dc qualification.
Haze tres allUS - fuc. para McNlcu J aIUri
:" ne dlJU Que sc Cnruntraba Gil Ilu;Iu,
ItHa-. y pIdu lniUrIlcs exdrtDS. UirlJlrloS
4 ,'sc Angel Faredcs. +. .. Boa III, Nil
Iuru. Texas. I03Uj
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NEcESITu dos Z5patcrDS. irabaiO prrina-
nrnir Ira@O S"gIin ~dcSenpcflu. hirIgtrSS
To- J.. West Houston. Diego Flores Prop
ii.