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New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
Allied Forces in Alsace
Press On to Within
Fifteen Miles of
Strasburg
Wild Acclaim for
Advancing Troops
u. S. Army Moves For
ward With Artillery.
Ready for Any
Eventuality

PARIS. Nov. 2o.--French troops to.
day reached the left bank of the Rhine.
occupying the villages of Hunningen
and Neuf Brisach. Alsace, amid joyful
acclamation of the populace. according
co the report from the War Office to-
night.
American troops, operating with Pc
cain's men in the centre of the ad-
vancing line. pushed forward into Lux
emburg and Germany. On the left of
their front the French passed the i'm
portant village of Givet, and in Ger
man Lorraine advanced troops lave
reached Saarbrucken. In Alsace the
Allied forces are within fifteen miles
of Strasburg
5000 Prisoners Found
The announcement reads:
Our troops to-day, moving on their
left beyond Givet. pushed their adj
vanced posts on the line of Wancennes,
Frometres and Massoudre. Eight thou
sand Allied prisoners were concen-
trated at Givet, and important war
material was found there, including
batteries, tanks and machine guns.
Further east we occupied the towns
Of Neufchateau and Etalle, where our
entry was greeted with great mani
festation of sympathy.
The line reached by the heads o1
the columns to-day is marked by ver.
lain, Longlier, L'Eglise and Habay La
Vielle.
In Lorraine we have pushed forward
detachments to ST. Avoid, Kochern.
Forbach and Sarrebruck (Saarbruckenl.
SIN Alsace our troops have reached
Oberna, southwest of Strasbourgh.
son the left bank of the Rhine we
have occupied Neuf Brisach and
Huningue St. Louis (Hunningen).
Everywhere there were joyful mani.
festations evidencing the attachment OF
the populations to France"
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

The foregoing dispatch is the i7st Of
its kind indicating a movement to the
Left in the German revolution. Hlther-
to the Berlin Council of Workmen and
Soldiers has been reported as opposing
the demands of the extremists and
favoring the calling of a constituent
assembly.
1t is probable, however, that the res
olution does not in itself oppose the
call of or the idea of Constituent as
sembly, but demands simply that prior
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

Continued on page three
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
SUSSEX REPUBS
NAME TICKET

GEORGETOWN, Del, Oct. i.-Susses
Country Republicans have nominated
The following county ticket:
Levy Court Commissioner-wlilism
II. Bookhammer, OF Lewes.
Clerk OF the Peace-Frank w. Law
son, Harbeson.
Recorder Of Deeds-David II. Reed, OF
East Glendale.
Register OF Wllls-wllllam J. Mustard
Georgetown.
sherln-william o. Johnson, Blades
Coroner-Result not known
State Senator's.
First District: !. d. Short, Milford
Third, Asa Bennett, Frankford; Fifth,
J. Carey Palmer, Milton.
Representatives.
First District, Harry Z. Clendaniel,
Lincoln City: second, Charles w. Par
ker, Greenwood; Third, result not
known; fourth, result not known
NTH, Samuel J. Kenney. Laurel
sixth, Benjamin +. Jones. Mlllsboro
seventh, Z. Walker Bunting, Selby-
Vile; eighth, Daniel Warrington,
Harbeson; ninth, Hiram S. Smith,
Georgetown; tenth, Sllas J. Warning
ton, lIarbesOn.
Inspectors.
First OF First, George Warren, Mil
ford; second OF first, Wlntor Bennett,
Lincoln City; flrst OF second, Charles W.
Smith, Bridgevllle, r. D.; second Of sec
ond, Enos Wright, Brldgeville; third OF
second, Isaac L. Willin, Bridgeville
first OF third, Clarence Rementer, Sea
ford, r. D.; second OF third, William
Parsons, Seaford; third OF third, Frank
lin Ochy, Seaford; fourth, William w.
Tindsl, Laure, r. D.; first Of fifth, lIsr-
vel f. Wolfe. Laurel; second OF nth,
William S. Marvel, Jr., Delmar; third Of
nth, Virgil Davis, Laurel; first o sixth,
Thomas B. Coffin, Georgetown, r. D.
second OF sixth, Clarence Eashum, Days
bor0; third OF sixth, vacancy; first OF
seventh, Ira Magee, Selblvllle; eighth,
John w. Rogers. Georgetown, r. D.;
ninth, Edward Call Morris, Georgetown
frgst OF tenth. Hiram Mirch, Harbeson
second OF tenth, Harvey Z. Baker, Lew
es; third OF tenth, Charles NJ. Hudson,
Lewes, II. ID.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
Buy Liberty Bonds
Written by George shtofman, 10
Years Old, No. 726 Market Street.

DO you realize what the soldiers go
through,
For you and the Red, White and Blue ?
You must take care
or your brothers over there.
There Is one thing Sammie wants you
TO do,
So in his lsht he can go through,
He wants every home.
To help the Liberty loan.
90 you want Sammie to win his fight9
DO you want for the world, Liberty and
Right2
The Bond will help our boys advance,
on the precious ground Of France.
The boys are going through more than
you are.
Because they are fighting right In the
war.
If you buyl they'll chuck that German
lion,
Into hell, across the Rhine.
Help Sammle that kaiser 10 beat.
Buy a bond at Sixth and Market
street,
Buy bonds keep UP the Liberty Loan.
Bring your brothers safely home.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
SOME FLU SUFFERERS
In SEAFORD HOMES
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del. Oct. i.-Oyster deal
ers here opened their houses yesterday
for business and expect a big season.
Those engaged in the industry are ]. B.
and Donoho & Co.
improvements are being made to the
Postal Telegraph office here.
r. s. Lewis has disposed OF HIS farm
between Seaford and Cannon 10 George
Marvel, OF Seaford. The tract contains
20 acres and the consideration is said
10 have been $500.
While working at the Delaware Ship
building Company's plant. Elmer Col
lins fell from, a scaffold and badly
spralned his foot
Rally Day was observed in ST. Johns
Methodist Church on Sunday, and an
interesting program was given. All the
young folks acqulttlng themselves
creditably In the exercises.
Spanish influenza is causing much
fear among town residents. Among
those reported TO be suffering with this
disease arc j. B. BOwden, Dorsey
DonOhO, Roswell Wakeman and wife,
Robert Morgan, Robert Tull and harlan
IIaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Stewart, OF Jersey
City, are visiting his father, John D.
Stewart-AIr. and Mrs. w. Herbert
Hall. their little son. Billy, and his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Hall, have returned
from a two months stay at Cape
Charles, Na.-Mrs. Walton Smith, Of
Bridgeville, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.-Aflss Mabel Messlck, OF
Plttston, Pa. is visiting Mayor and Mrs.
Joseph II. Cox.-Mlss Sarah Rawlins
will leave tomorrow to enter Goucher
College, Baltimore.-Afr. and Mrs. Eddie
Venables have returned from a two
months stay at Millsboro, where Mr..
Venables was engaged IN buying pro-
duce.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
IMPORTANT

Inor ue nd to,
We mu u in by ypmi
until int afternoon ht havn gbM
nh~aa t ~ We Lsug shopping
begin
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
snRNIaNs BUY BONDS.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Del, Oct. THE Liberty
Bond campaign opened In Smyrna on
Saturday evening with the ringing Of
the church bells and flre bells and a
parade Of the women's committee and
school children (who sang as they
maPched). Eugene Davis, chairman and
the Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, vice chair
man. headed the parade line. The pa
rade was followed by a meeting at the
Four Corners, with addresses by the
Hon. L. Irving Handy and the Rev.
George c. Williams.
Mr.. Williams arrived home last week
from the chaplaln's camp at Louisville.
KY, on a short furlough.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
RECnyER STOLEN RICYCIE.

Police Sergeant Hahn has recovered
bicycle that had been stolen from the
yard at the home Of Dr. J. w. Bastlan,
No. 9O5 Washington street on last Fri
day evening. The machine, valued
at S35, was found In a yard at No. 9O7
West street
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
WIEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Linnnent scatters the
congestion and relieves
pain.

A little, applied without rubbing, VIII
penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Llniment IS very effective in
allaying external pains, strains. bruises,
aches, stln joints. sore muscles, lumba-
80, neuritis, sciatica. rheumatic twinges.
Keep a big bottle always on hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
STRICKEN on STREET.

Stricken with convulsIons az Ninth
and Market streets early last evening,
Michael II. Murphy. OF No. 8 West
Fourth street, fell and cut his head.
He was removed to his home in the
Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
AUTO HITS HOUSE.

An automobile operated by a woman
created some excitement yesterday
afternoon when IL dashed across the
sidewalk at Thirteenth and Tatnall
streets and ran against the side Of a
house. The impact caused the machine
TO rebound and the operator keep on
going. No damage was done.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
Beautiful New Autumn Silks

Here you viii lind variety uneXceIIed
in new autumn Silk, suitable for travelling,
negligee, underwear. wraps and gorgeous
Innings, in fact. everything pertaining TO
silks you will find here. Below we men,
ton a few
Satinradium, Chiffon Taffeta, Crepe
Meteor, Crepe de Chine. Satin Imperial,
washable Satins, Satin Nancette, Mesa
line, Satin Charmeuse, Shirting Silks,
flowered Silks, Radium Silk, PoPlin, Pom
gee and various others. all in complete
line of street and evening shades. Priced
from $1.O0 to $500 the yard.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
FIRST SNOW ON OCTOBER /,

The first snow OF the season was re-
ported today by Patrolman Charles
Bullock, who reported heavy furry
OF snow In Brandywine Village short
" after midnight.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
FIRST DELAWARE VETS TO MEET

The First Delaware Veteran Volun-
teers, infantry, viii hold their nifty
seventh anniversary in Smyrna on sat
urday, October 10.
Evening journal., 1918-10-01
Get Your Winter
Draperies Here

Draperies Here
Kopack Silk, the popular fabric for
hangings, so inches wide, yard. s2.75.
Renaissance Lace Door Panels with
motifs, each, $500 to $3.50.
Tapestries for furniture coverings, so
inches wide, yard, $500 TO $3.50.
Administer Hall Runners. three 10 four
yards long. Special. each, $3.50 TO $3.50.
Colonial Rag Rugs in all sizes 10 3ox72
inches, each, S1.25 to S2.75.
Moquette and wood silk Table Scarfs,
each $3.50 10 $500.
Silk Floss Pillows in all sizes and shapes,
each, soc to S1.25.
Drapery Scrim with oolored border,
yard. 25c to 60c.
Don't fail to see our Sewing Machines
at $1,000, $3.50 and s45.00.
Cretonne Draft Screens, three or four
panel, each $3.50 and $500.
36S yards Filet Net Lace. one yard wide,
white or ecru, 45c value, for, yard. 25c.
Novelty braided or Cluny Lace Curtains,
pair, $500 to $3.50.
Scrim and Marqusette Curtains.
pair, S1.50 TO $3.50.
Electric Floor Lamps. We have them,
each, $3.50 and $3.50.
We have one Of the best electric vacuum
Carpet Sweepers at $500.
875 handmade oil opaque Window
Shades, S1.5O value, for s1.10.
875 Yards CretonneS in all the newest
patterns, csc value, for. yard, 35e.
-1SS pairs hand embroidered Wolfe Cur
tains, pair, $3.50 to $3.50.
The best two in one Curtain Stretchers,
with easel, each. S2.75.
56-inch Velours for hangngs in the most
popular shades, at, yard, $500.
Duplex double color Velour Portieres,
$3.50 value, for, pair, $500.
Feather bed Pillows and Bolsters, a
set, $500 TO $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
AUTO ABANDONADO EN- LA
VIA PUBLICA

Desde hace dos dias Sc e~ncwentra
abandonado in automovil de 5iete pa
sa.ieroz. ma-cado con 81 rcgistro MI
marc lois. frente 6 ia casa nume-o
61l de Ia Gale Z. E!Tira. Ia po!icia
ma sido notificada en- var!as oCas!o-
ne5: De7o TO sc ha rrocedjdo a re-
coger dicha m$quina. Nadie Sc ha
n~resentado a r~cc'ama-la. per 10 que
Sc infierc que e! dueho TO vive en-
San Antonio. y cue el referido auto
tn6vjl fua robado err algln pueblo
Immediate y traido a esta robiacidn
donde los ladTones 10 deiaroH aban-
doHado 7or tenor Ge ser des"ubicr-
los.
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81 LES DECLARO DEMENTES

AYR comp&recieron an.c 9. 5u"2
DAVIS. Carlos Cervantes. m~cT:caro,
: M:mia Singicton, que por a!cuaos
dias cstavicron en- una Zelda de II CAR
&c! del Condado e. observation dc
SIS facultades menta,es. Fl iu"ado
cuc conociG dc cstos casos declare
q los anusados Gementes Y por 10 tan
10 q Juez DAVIS los sentence a go
clusiGn en- IA casa d. aiieGado+ par:.
que ali g, ,cs scmcta 4 IN t~rasam;en-
TO curative.
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INFORMATION LOCAL

che del iuerss 4! viernes tueron a
rrestadas d:eZ pcrsonas sobre quicac,
So hicierun los c2rEos que en- segu;da
Sc ~.x7reSan: dos tahIre5. cUatfo POI
v~io.2c,on Dc 10: artic-ios 8 : I; io'
n~octivagas. = = POI t"rcr :" II
c@sa licor ia-t:Aado 4 vSAder'o
a los so!dados. FL JUez dc Poli>ia
Buckley a quien fueron c~onS;g"ados
alcunos de los de:enidos. inpuyo Una
multa de $500 = dos q $500.
Otros &c los a~rrastados fueron consig-
maGos a las auto-;daGcs federalcS V
dos mujercs al d"par.amcn.V dc IL
n!ea.
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FALSA ALARNA

Aver sc hizo frncionar q ararato
d. alarraa Qae esta en- e. eSquina De
las cal!e= Sur Presa Y Warwick. Los
borlboros ds Ia Gale s. Presa Y los de
la de SIR Alamo acud:eron vio}enta-
4 este l!omado Y regresaron q
sus cuartcies puss Sc trataba
De una falsa alarma. IN agente de!
derartamsnto de detectives fuG ell
cargado de rracticar alsunas !nTes-
t;gaciones para yer de descubr!c {!
Due haya dado Ia alarma con o6ie,
10 de que ie fucra impIcsto el cas-,
tigo correspondence.
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~3IUCHACUOS A~RRESTADOS

Los v~erinos d. a callc King "
Ham 50 cueJarcn aver por "a maHa4a,
ante 81 sargcnto dc p~ol;cia, de guar
die. te cue en Il, baaquc:aS de Ia e
fcrida Gale anGaoar corr:eAdo on b.
~cic,eta a!gunoS muchachos. So MARCO
4 i'm agenJe para Que arrehe3dlera
q los cicl:stas, como Sc hi@c. hab:sn-
DO slIo conducidos a Ia carcel los
mvchaclos.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio y sus a!rededo:es Sc Is
pera para Roy una temperature mixima
entire % y 100 grades.
Il dia dc hoy scra claro : hahra vientos
del SurcS;e.
Aye aa:c6 e. tc-m3netyc. I a sua:'bra.
as siC.ientcs tempc-ptu. 4s:
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Permisos para Fincar

t. NJ. ki!ey. Preparedness por va!or &c
;50.no en- Ii casa ndrcro $3.50 c. Ia Gale
Fin;ou.
jack Raybouid. re7a-ac;ones por valor de
! $4,000 en- Ia casa nircro 529 dc la Gale
Lamar.
5. Kahn. re?aracioncs ror Naior DC $500
en- IA casa nune-o 2c57 de la Gale Waveriey.
H. L. Suth:op. rcparacjoEes por valor de
$500 en- Ia casa numero 1870 de la Gale ".
C-air.
Minis and HYDE. 100000 en- In eoustruc-
ci6n de Ina cssa con tres cua-;os en- el nu-
| zero 6:03 Dc la Gale PcrshinE.
.AuEus: sric,.. reParaciones por v-io: dc
$50. % 81 la casa nurnc-o 1851 DC Ia Gale So.
| Pine.
| Mrs. :. Darlington. Preparedness po- valor
de 10000 en- In casn nlnero 1881 dc la ca
lie Loretta.
Mrs. Dina Ladon. rcparae!oDes por yalor
c. $3.50 en- Il CASE ndn-ro 1857 Dc Ia ca
Ie Word!awn.
Il. Alexander, Preparedness TO- valor de
$500 On Ia casa n.=ero is!9 de Denver
Boulevard.
L. u. =. Caurch. reparaciones por valor
&c $4,000 en- la casa nlmero 1917 dc "a
rai;" Ferguson.
7. Z. Es;es. reparacioacs por valor de
$500 ca Ia elsa nimero 1898 dc Ia Gale
r. I."c27-.
/. p. I:a-.I. $500 en- -e,onst-.ir n casa
aImero 362 de L Gale ". Laurel.
BriRido Tachrco. reparaciones ror valor de
>,la.OO en- Ia casa ui.rls-o $500 dc Ia Gale
Smith.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

-. o. tie qualification Gcre u is persona Que
ne p-oporcicre in:ornes cxac:oS DC! senior
R-tuyio LOPEZ ; re II seEoTa Ioseta PERI.
de 10 : IS ancs &c cdad resQectivamerte. Ia
% como Is amos l,rsaroa \! Estcdo &c r.
vas. CuaIquier informe que Sc ts1ga favor
CO dirigirlo r. G. Perez. 1905 Leona s.:
Houston, Texas. t's
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2iCEFN las DETENCIONES

L.os agar.Jes dc Ia escUaGra contra
Fl yic;o, que esCaH a largo del captain
Va K.7er. pros!gIe2 u activa cam
pa1a contra Ia ccnte v'closa; Ia no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

IMpRESIONES FINAS. Por $500 envia-
mos a Ud. 100 iav!tac;oo.s rna,riu,oniaics
;mpresns: ioT 500 mejo- cissc: por 500
!. rsrci,!rlos 100 ~ca-ie;as sc "isitl .on AZ
norlb-" :!hpreso: ror sIGI &c m.Iicn:ss
500 sonrcs conlcrcia;cs inpresos. Cis. PL-
bi.cis:n Idar. Laredo. Texas.
81 EECESiTA csErcs para nludnnzas o car
gar equ;pajcz. hablc 4 RoSALES: T.iefono
Trnvis 1926.
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Hr.ENA GRAT7-CACiON dare 4 Ia persona
que me propcrcicac iniorn:es &C nj 7eruaaiic.
Cuta~i.o L:mEs. &C As amos de adEd. alto. deli
o-S- Dvrantc el aEo de 49, ha resiciL!o 81,
10. siguicu;rs iuga-ss Torreon. Coah.. Mex
20. Gallo Tr.viAo rs: ea Come I-a.Scio,
Deo. con In ConoaniG Gua:uI"!a en- Mata-
mo.os, Cosh1ila C3n!auicr infc-me cue Sc
.enga favor de Giriqirio 2 lsaac Liras, Da-
venpo.t. Iowa a.
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FORTUNATE DE LOS SANTOS. Agents
&C g Coaparia SINGER dc Maquinas do
CoSER. AaqulnaS o. COSE2 para tamil;a.
Sast-eria > Zapa.crfa en- abonos nuy COMO
doc. RENTO MiquiEas. Vendo FonoSrafos
COLUMBIA Ell abonoa. :01 Sorte San Sa-
ga. Tel4toao Travis $3.50.
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Sc DARA buens qualification e Ia Pe-so-
IA aue no proporc;oae :niormcs e-actos nc
Ia Sra. htstiGc Garcia ) dc 81 ~ieSai!ta, Que
Sc ca-ontrabar rec:entcnente CT n. LAREDO
Ternac!;pas. Mexico. CcalGu;er inforrne al.
.iKirlo = Isaac Garcia. 5ai y. End. st. SAT-
lake Cit-, Utah.
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80 4 !. ! - 80 /. = 1 !.
DLARIO POPULAR INOEPEEDIENTE
PRECIGS UE SCSCAIFCION
CT los Sstados Ua:dos. Mexico, CAnsas
CUpa. Puerto Pee, Panama. y les
!s!as Ei.!p.r-s:

IN AID 49,
Sc!S lefrS o-oe
Sr"s ns=-s 80. .-........-..-... ; ~
Eu Ce.:-o : Sur America ieIcsstarfo
S.nasGI. E2-ooa y Loo Gc-cSs rsises can-
?yenGitcs ca In Union Postal Uc:re-sal:
In eco Ses
Se!5 nesss SeS
les cleScS
L.A pEENSA 7uti,a t.nhiaa iGs ccic!Cti
s.mane-;a. les mi&fcole., sierdo .s pre-
clos de suassr:pcjcn
In IS EsiAGv5, UEic2s. Aexl:o. Canada
Cuba. Puerto E.c7. Pansa4. = FL!p!nas:
In aEc tSS
Ses rsSes ..... ....-..--.-'''- w
81 le1-c y sur America te1:HPtuShcc
Pzaaraa. Europa, e.c.:
Los r-7.s Gu hGca-c- ro- a5e:nn!M-o'
II g..J ?os-a! > ,c Exp-ess, cc-a cert.
&:aGa y IT,. sob-c H1e'a YORK. LIS pre-
in Dc sus.-;p!coa .ca en- Gicero aner!cane
Q 81 cQnvaleaei. IN I:onedn lie! pats &c oo2'
d SC SDi.citc ;. 5s:, aico.
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CaSES.:

CASESG:
Ca,a,c-o Dc DANA z-H-csnar : ctras
, 1acionsidaGss: cxtansa lista &C herTno-
SOS noTb-c-.
Nandc IN DOLLAR : e "nv;aTenos a
rcel;a dc ccr:eo, nuestro coH'p!:to. Ca
. Tango Matrimonial. con destripeiones
con-:c.as. DE- r..c::-s ~iovercs ; slgl:-
-: viuGas. csc ouscaa n I'm niartGo
o,eno. y honraGc. Pucdc uatcd escrihir
g c:alauicra de elias " :cnc:act NJ &C.
IL ma.rirou:o en- muy brc"c tempe.
N,so,-os. 2or nueatra pa!tc '1nc. per-
scnas ro1or,n:ab!es. nueStro nsSoc'o
cstI rcsacn scb"s "a ho3~atez y e.;ir-
. dad. rs; cs que no dele qIe in PIX ue-
In cnn.idEd Ge II; DOLLAR silva de- es-
,,rho 81 una probable FELICIpAD MA
rvjNON!Al. l;scriba nos n.s:2o &:
COsNoPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB
=. .. Box ass. venice CtL
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Registro Civil
NACiMIENTOS.

In nino del matrimonio Leand-o y. Pena
. Isabel ". &c Pena. 235 Gale Rusk.
Tn nino dc les esposos Victor y Ascension
Rodriguez. sos Gale Sur Colorado.
In ni1o dc los eEposcs Luciano : Guada-
.upe Arredondo. 1920 calle El Peso.
LICENCIAS De MATRIMoNZO.
Es:eban Flores = Petra Cruz.
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EUENA GRATIFICAClON dare 4 quien me
p-tporciorc ir.oracs Gri seaO- Petroni!o Cruz.
DC es.atura regular. color moreno. Cua.cu!er
inform. favor de ti-.Eirlo a Eercr'sno Gen.
za,ez Sar Eii:ario. Texas. I'll
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PESQULSE3

Sc CEATIFiCARA q 10 persona CHE ne
d. in.ocme5 del actual don:cilio &c mi her
mano poli:ico. EMILIO ouien sa-
Ito q principles ce JLnio Lasso1 &c Ebens-
burg, Pa, para Pittburgh. y de ALI
ser.n Jas u4timas noticing. para ell Estate
CO Indiana. T;eae - amos lie edad. dclgndo.
colcr moreno. C:zlGuIe- informe favor de
dirigirlo a Juan .Abarcn Perez, 164 Eagle St
Younzstown. OHIO. W
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TALLER .oNoGRAFICo. Leandro q. 70
jri9ueL Repatriation dc FOs;OCRAFOS da
todss elases; M4Qn;nss &c cos-r: ArnaA.
Hs.ojcs. CsrraGuras. etc Hhquiras de CO.
ger SINGER" Fon6grafos nueyos EN- ADO
NOS: dc Scgunda ma7o. My BARATOS.
!Accesor:as para fon6grEfos : rEiQuinas do
coser. 90 Bucnsvas:a S.. San Antonio. Ts
1as.
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Sc TENDE una casa C cinco piezas. 81
tuoda en- un maGnifico .otc en- esQU!rs. OcC-
ran a t60l s. Colorado 81. i9
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MuSICA MEXICANA y ESPANoLA. Pr
da I'd. nUes.ra lista &C mIsica impresa. Cia.
publicista ldar, Laredo. T.us.
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DiVERSoS

4 LOS CoNERCIANTES MEyICANos.-'
P1tio cace-garn,e &c ia cnrtahilidad re sus
CASTS eo5Ic.ciaips. ror r-s,.os -Jzonsoce. r..
mas Maacc-a. Rec. The lakewood 929 Ave
{. Tel. Travis oJGC. q?
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Es:ebsn Flores = Petra Cruz.
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FENDO collection c~oropleta "Revista Kc-
1icsra' eneuadernndo el primer voluzea. ,
Tetra:us-eroncs &c los jefes ni.tares ; No
Ts!cs AliadGS = Anericsnos. Il. Ta!des. Sls
", Salinas ST. San Antonio, Texas.
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UNICA CASA QTE TEHDE De TODD
POE CORREo. FcaJSrafos DIseos Co
lumbia. Cruces, 6arnndalea, [ioliros Mocts-
srr,n. $500 y $3.50: H;dalSo. 5000; La Cam
2ana, sI5o. Rora, 6omhreros, Ca!Zado. HUG
n!es. Med:clnas. Ier',ss. Ar!:dlos Meacanos.
Eta. FIdHnos ia!orsIes: j. -. FLORES y
fiEC. Box 4RS Fio.asvilie. Texas.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

REETO dos cuartc. smueblados con baho.
luz : TODD Rene-o dc eonodidades. 5e5 s.
A.aro.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
VENTAS
.cstaurant biea aereiita6o.

Sc VENDE una casa dc tres cusrtos en-
H. Gale Wyoming, rcr 81 East End. Local
alto CT calle pavinentada media cuadrs del
tranvia. Solo $i0G.o9 cl primer aboao y 81
rcsto SO pacs-a como renta. Di-iianse i
II. Lozano. Carlisle Realty Co. TT. 655o. Is
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De MATRIMONEo.
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EMPLEC5

ST TECESTTA huen retocadcr en- @:
"BTRG,yER" STUDIO. 203 v. Commerce.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-01-26
TEMPORARY RESTRICTION OF INDUSTRY

Tl ,r,rocolontod adverse weather conditions or recon-
weeks and the inadcquacy of the prcSnt coal supply %
TRANSFORMATION facilities to meet the ENORMOUS wal u
demand have made necessary immediate rrS'rlc',N
M - tI c Of coal in that part of the United States east
of the Mississippi River. , ,l
All industry must be equally restricted III IT'S use ' 'r
in order that the available supply for the remainder q" 81.
winter NAV be properly distributed and may be mace SUI"
cient for absolutely essential needs during the remainder o
the winter. In
To meet these necessities, the Fuel Administration "i'''
ed as an immediate emergency measure that on 'ht "
January - 49, % 2 and -, preference and priority III ''
use of coal shall be given only to those consumers "ho
consumption of coal is absolutely necessary
In addition to this emergency restriction over ue
notod five DAYS the Rucl Administration has ordered taI
all use of fuel except by consumers caSsed as aoSo'
necessary shall be prohibited Monday OF each week from
January 81 TO March 25 that is january u, IS FEBRUARY
a. II, 49, and %
The order under which these restrictions are made Is
designed to distribute with absolute Importantly the bue
ofnatrioc denial All classes Of business treated alike