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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
Opina un ~ingeniero.

FL senor Ingeniero. Diaz Leal,
Jefe del Departments de Obras
N~acionales, opino sobre este Darti,
ca!ar que, en- efccto, ell bajo niveI
queshan alcanzado las aguas del la,
go de Nochimilco hace impossible
que estas laven los mIltiples con
ductos del drenaje de Mexico, y
que a no Hover con abundancia y
pronto Ia saIubridad de Mexico tie
ne enfrente un problena grave y
que es de urgente soluci5n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
FUE ENCoNTRADO CULPAsLE

En- Ia misma 37a. Corte fue iuz-
gado ante el tribunal de- pueblo, Por-
firio Leavara, acusado del ielito dc
robo. Ell iurado dict0 ~veredicto
c~oadenatorio Y e. iuez Anderson lie
2rl:co una sentencia de dos ano de
r~eclusion en- Ia Penitenciaria del Es-
SaJo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
En- busca de nuevas victimas.

Parece cue Ell olor de la sangre
cnardecio a los fieros carrancistas,
pucs estos, olvidando por I'M instan,
te que habian lido AL con objeto dc
robar. Sc encaminaron = las habita,
clones del piSo superior de IA casa
en- busca de otras personas de Ia
fami,ia sobre quienes descargan 81
Juror Y en- Quienes saciar 81 sed de
zaNgre.
En- ell segundo piso cstaba Ia Sc,
fora esnosa del Unfortunate conner,
ciantc. Dero esta, en- cuanto sc die
cucHta de pasos prccipitados en- las
cscalcras, aunque no saba re Que
&c trataba, pues solo cScuchG las de,
tonationes, Sc encerr6 en- Ia piezs
que la servia de dormitorio, atrancG
les pucrtas con mesas : s!llas, lc
mcjor que rudo. y echaEdo marc
de IN re"6lver comenI0 a hacer fue,
20 nor la vcrtaf,a dc Ia Gale a
mi5mo tempo cue da5a fuerte:
CRITICS pidiendo alXilio.
Este no Sc h;zo csperar, ' apena:
lego a tempo, pueS la puerta d.
Ia h~abitacion, fuertemente empujadi
por fucra poc los Soldados, cCmel
- - .N, !,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
"Nosot-os SomoS como S2nto
IonaS."

\ n amoneStaci0n del Inspector
de Policia, Manuel Bauchc AlcaIle,
que hasJa hace POGO s. hacia lamar
corone!, cortest6 en- su nombre y en-
ci dc Barrera Peuiche: "NoSotros
sorios como Santo Tomas: neceslta-
mos YER para Greer 81 cl puerto de
Tampico esta aun en- poder de las
fuerzas de! Go5ierao solamente
viGndolo 10 creercmos.'
Cuando ell Ministro de Goberna-
ci6n tuvo noticia de Ia condensation
de Bauche Alcalde, two Ia fcliz
o~currencia lie darles gusto a los re-
dactorcs de 'Redenci6n," es decir,
de proporcionarles la opor;unidad
lie qle "vieran para que creyeran,"
quo e! puerto de Tampico Sc halla
bajo cl control del gobierno carran-
cista, Y al efecto los mand6 invitar
para tranSladarse al referido puer-
to en- TN trcn especial que el gobier-
no QonGra a Ia disposition dc elIos,
q efecto de cue no tuvieran empacho
= 81 regrcSo del viaje, dc rectifjcar
"a eScandaloSa not;cia que hab!aG
lanzado en- Il edicijn cx' "a Ia su dla
rio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
ATENClOH. ATENCI0N
EASAESG

~ t-NNs-sn~L
Catal0So de GamaS meIyCan2S y Ojra>-
nac;enaliG1deS y e&.caSa iiSla Ge h1:-
|, MGSOS uOmhr@S.
EnvtCnOS IN Dollar Sold!ueDte :
noSotToS le remitiFemOS, a vue}ta De
correO, nueSrro complete ca:alogo ma
irirnoniai con de~SCriDcionsS detallsGaS,
FoTOGRAFGNS, NONSRES Y plRECCi0-
MES De i6yeles. Sefloras Y seloritaS
riexiCsnaS y 'e Ctr3S naCtC17ltaGes, al
Sunds YtuiaS Re ~lE:2Chshlss aCieCeden-
ie.. Gnieaps GsssEl eucoptcar III nonra-
do Y nuEn CSpOSo. I'd. puete e$Crihir-
le direc,amCDir ! ~CuaiIGicra Dc elias
V cO8iTSer VI a!IfTuECa.1 ie!iI tn
corto tempo. SOmCS dIgnOS de con
.fianza Y nos tsGlcamOS 4 III neSocIa
honrado Y iicIiO. No pcrm.Ia, pueS
u Ia peulCna Sum2 de IN dollar este
de pOr medic entire I'd. y =: mIy ro-
siole FEllEInu MATRIMONIAL.
EScr.ba 10y miS7In =:
-EEkLEiSCE CLcH
Box SIS. Los angeles, Sal
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Querian dinero y copas

Serian las once de la noche de
antier. cuando ell senior Hernandez,
que va habia cerrado ST. estableci-
miento Y solo Sc habia detenido en-
su despacho para contar el produc,
TO de las ventas Gel dia V guardarlo
sn Ia GAIA fuerte, para r~etlrarse a
SIS ~habitaciones que Sc hallan en-
el piSo alto de Ia casa, Sc do cuen-
ia de que Ia puerta de su tienda era
cm2ujada con fuerza como 81 qui-
sieran per tuera ~forzarla.
Levant5 II voZ ell senior Herman
DEE y pregunt6 Qulen era Y que que
ria, a 10 cue Sc lie contest6 desde
afuera que abriese, que Sc neccsi-
taba UT poco ae alcohol para TN
enfermo.
FL ducno de Ia casa, no dudando
de 10 que Sc lie decia, abri0 Ia puer-
Ia de su despacho Y sc encontro con
tres soldaGos carrancistas, quIcnes
haciendolo bruscamente a I'm lado,
penetr&ron : le dijeron que qucrian
un&s copas Y algInos "centavos''
Yuc E~ecc5itaban.
Con toda energia contesto el Sc
nor Hernandez q los soldados di-
ciendo!es que nj una nj Ia otra coSa
les daba, V que de esa II solo
cntraban en- las casas los bandidos.
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s ! F Is
On0Tre0

Gotta Aiuisa-. De5iii5ad Sexual, i-2otsEe.s-
V;r.idaG SeydiSa. EiCios SeSTulos, NcrvSosi-
dad. Expenditures. NcursStcRis- trSsioac5
NosturaIS. Intermediates Ccu:io UTiEGras,
a.: c7no male. del Estorsa:o. &C, E.Eado,
ScjiEa y RiaS1cs. tudos Cs.cs male pUc1sn
t-a-crse con evj-o cea tSda TeScrva cr 81
propia cas6 = con Euy EDcp css,C Tes r'e4:o
&c los TrEtamieCtoy C.ea:iicos, SlodcTaos =
Aproketos que Usa-nos .n.a.-cs.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
!'ucgo q qucmarropa.

Eta Erase fue mas a Su~ficiente pa
ia que uno de aquellos soldados. e.
chandose a a cara 81 arma. Ia dis
nara u quemarropa sobrc el infeliz
comerciante, quien rod6 por TERRA
mortalmente herido. Los otros dos
soldaGos, vicndo en- cl slelo a Her
nandez, tambien descargaron sobre
Il Sus a-mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02

sU IGNoRANCIA LIE pUEDE SER FATAL,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02

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Aceptaron la inv;tac;0n.

Contra 10 que Sc esperaban q~uicnes
tuvieron conccimicnto de estos Incl
denies, Barrera Peniche : Bauche A.
caiGc dc-lararon que cEcahaa en- la
meior disposition de II a Tampico a
~cerciorarse de que 10 Que of:ciaimen-
te Sc decja era Ia verd&d, y a&n-
che Sc presentaron en- la Inspection
General de Policia, para esperar en-
esa oficina que les avisasen Ia bora
en- que Ell trea especial deber;a estar
listo en- Ia ~estaci0n dc Colonia, lu-
gar de donde partirian para dirigirse
al puerto tamaulipeco.
En- uu convoy militar.
e. tren Ell que los citados perio-
distas deberia hacer ei viaje al puer-
10 de Tampico. fu3 tornado en- Ia
! ~cstacion Colonia de esta ciudad Y,
segUD sc sice, es IN CONVOY miiitac
en- ei cue van fuerzaS Maadadas por
Ct general Silva.
I~r:eyrogado e. id5rcctor General
dc Poiicia soh-c 81 lcs periodistas de
"Redeaci6n' a Ell ca,idad dc PEI
| s~ioaercs, contest6 que no, cue uni
camente a q c]erciorarsc de Ia YER
dad Official. para rectificar en- su
diario, rues tales noticias amariliis-
las sen aitamente p~erjudicia!es para
el gobierno.
! .Anoche salieron con rumbo q San
Luis PotGsi los repetidos periodistas,
a bordo del tren especial escoltado
por fuerZas del Geral. Silva, Y haran
: Ell viaie al puerto por Monterrey Y
Ciudad Victoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
In tren especial, puesiC
a disposition de dos
peiOdistas

MEXeCO, Abril 26.-Los perio-
distas Manuel Bauche Alcalde y Al
Ionso Barrera Peniche, directories
del diario local "Redenci6n," sale
ron anoche a bordo de un tren es-
pecial que les faci!ito Ell gobierno,
nara el puerto de Tampico, a donde
van a cerciorarse de que dicha ciu-
dad no Sc halla en- poder de los re-
v~olucionariOs.
Una extra es~candaiosa.
e. viaje que han emprendido los
citados periodistas es toda una
aventura que ma dado lugar q mu-
chos concentrates que no dejan muy
bien parada Ia seriedad del gobier-
10 carranciSta.
Antier en- Ia manana, circul6 con
profusi6n en- Ia capital una edici6n
extra del diario "Redencion," en- Ia
que le daba cuenta al publico de
que ell imporpante puerto de Tampi-
co habia sido capturado por las
fuerzas cue manda el general en-
federal Manuel Pelaez.
En- Ia referida edicion Sc agrega-
ba que Ia ciudad de Monterrey, ca
pital del Estado de Nuevo Leon,
estaba sicado atacada cncarnizada-
mente por los rebelGes de Luis Ca
0allero Y que Sc creia inminente SUI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02

~ . NN~-LAL MI Co
"a. 4ek-s s.. C.ztes S. CHaGAEH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
Think Quick! Act Quick!
Buy Now!

Don't wait a minute longer The oil
company on the forty acre lease adjon-
ing our lease contracted two days ago
for a $1,000 derrick to be erected Just
across the line from where we want to
drill and will start drilling within n few
days. The minute this well is started our
stock will go up. Every time drill
starts nearer our lease the more vaIu-
able our property becomes. A number
Of large companies have been trying to
negotiate with us to drill this property
for US for a small interest, but we believe
we have the most valuable lease in the
entire field. The geoogists say biggest
pool of oil in Okmulgcc county is beneath
the structure under our lease,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
500 for One

besides your interest in from 5000 to as
high as $1,000 or 10000 barrels of oil
daily production. You can't afford to
stay out Get in while you can We will
never sell another share of this stock
after this first well drilling allotment has
been sold Should this well be n big
gusher | will bet you we get q bigger
producer than the Okmulgce Producing
and Refining Company's 200O-barrcl
well. We can't miss "A gushcr the first
time, ! feel sure. The oil is there. It
will undoubtedly mean a fortune to you
who help me drill This stock should all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
Home Guard to Use
State Funds, Rules
Attorney General

Fifteen thousand dollars was made
available for use IN the organization Of
home guard, IL Oklahoma BY an opin.
ION oi Attorney General S p Freeing
made today to Adj Gen. r. II. Gipson.
Mr. Freezing held that an appropriation
made for the national guard was avail.
able for use OF the home guard as both
are constituted as state troops.
Whether this money will be available
for the purchase ol uniforms IS a que,-
tlon, as it /, specifically provided that
the money may he used for providing
AN armory stable, rent postage and
extra helm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
A Sure Winning Chance
of a Lifetime

for you if you take advantage of it. If
you could stand on the company's lease
and see the big gusher filling tank after
tank with the black liquid gold, and see
the drills pounding down into mother
earth on two sides of u.s. you would send
in every dollar you could rake and scrape
together for your share of n waiting for
tune.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
Your Chance

to make fortune within 30 days by in
vcsting in our drilling allotment Of stock
$4,000 will pay the cost of putting
well on this lease II may be 5000 or
1O,OOO-barrcl gushcr instead of a 1000
barrel we'll Then every dollar you in
vest with US to bring our first well in
would return to you a hundred fold pos
sibly 1000 for one, within a few short
weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
Kteninn un WIN A Nnms

Poor Blll He was married in New
York and then he moved over to the
Twin Cities Whcrcupon his wife
presented him with twins Two years
later he wa, living in Three Rivers.
IrpletS that time And Just to tempt
fate he spent last summer in Thousand
Islands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07

be sold and off the market within ten
days. Don't let the wise ones gobble it
all up and leave you wishing you had
taken my advice after monstrous
gusher has been brought in making
thousands Of dollars daily for the stock
holders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
$1,OOO,OOO

or more year to be divided among the
stockholders. Think what that means to
the stockholders Of this company with a
small capitalization of only $4,000 with
less than S25. 600 worth Of stock issued
Remember, the unissucd shares Of stock
do nd draw dividends Figure this out.
Your stock should be worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
AusRian SocialisI Dien.

AMSTERDAM, Jan 7-lhc death
ot fnRIcbcrt Pcrncrloricr, the Austrian
socialist leader, is announced IN dis
patch from Vienna lie had been vice
president ot the lower house OF the diet
..tu.c ipOy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
Do 1t Now! Buy Today!
Rejoice Tomorrow!

Write the company a check or send the
money for just as many shares as you can
buy. Remember there will be only
few of us to divide up the profits with.
That is the advantage of big success
full company with n small capitalization.
This is your chance This advertisement
will likely never appear again after to-
day. | expect to raise the needed drill
ing fund within a week or ten days.
Then you can't buy share Of this stock
as it will be taken off the market Just as
soon as receive the needed drilling cap
ital for the first well.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
1000 Barrel Oil Well Brought ln-

within 300 the fortune making guher brought 1000 barrels daily
the Oklge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
Proud of City School.

% call your attention 10 paragraph
OF this report. ! hope that the time
will como when you and your board will
he able to worI, out a distinct depart
mcut for normal training work. begin.
ming with at least the Junior yclr
81 am proud OF the work which the
Oklahoma City high school IS doing IN
the way of training teachers II is my
belief that they have done their work
we'll shall be glad to see this work in.
creased and strengthened, as in your
Judgment seem, best There will be a
great demand for teachers next year |
trust that you will impress upon these
pupils the importance OF this work aud
the seriousness Of the responsibility
which they arc expected 10 assume
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
This Is the Last Allotment
of Stock to Be Sold

if this well comes in a big producer.
The proceeds derived from this first well
should pay for drilling the other three
wells on this lease within thirty days.
The proceeds from the sale of the oil
from four producing wells should give
us q dividend fund OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07

Al Hobart a druggist is advertising
gold fish free, but he most otter
further inducements to interest the man
who i, likely TO have TO act as chamber
maid Tor them during the absence OF
lhc Mlle OF his hnNnm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07

Here is the awful condition at
DmmrlrhD Since the Superior court
opened there in July. there have been
'orly-clghl applications for divorces,
most Of which have been granted, and
only thirty six application, for mar
rage license. Is Drumught trying Ia
steal RcnoS STUFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-06
PAST WEEK IS LIVELY
IN SOUTHERN CIRCUIT
Leaders Change Positions Several
Times; New Orleans Comes From
Behind to First.

BIRMINGHAM, May 5,--The last
week has been lively one in the
Southern association, the leaders
changing positions several times with
New Orleans coming from behind In
tho home stretch and assuming first
position. The worst humiliation New
orleans suffered during the wee/
was n defeat at the hands ol5Sshe
Atlanta club.
Chattanooga flashed into the lead
for a time but was crowded out and
finished second.
Little Rock. the leaders the week
Before, dropped four out of seven
games ana leli back to third place
Mobile only won two games out OF
five and slipped from second ', to
fourth position. v
Memphis had bad week. losiue
five out of eight games, but held
onto fifth place.
Birmingham and Nashville botf
made poor showings resulting in tho
two teams swapping positions witt
Nashville getting the best end of tht
swap.
Atlanta finally broke her losinl
streak and won three out OF SIS
games played.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-06


Tulsa theatCrgocrs who were for
tuuate in getting seats at the per-
formanCcs yesterday afternoon and
evening at the Broadway. witnessed
positively Cue Of the most clever
vaudeville bills presented In a num-
her OF months. The acts embrace A
variety Of talent direct from the big
circuits. The first act presents Don
Carlos with his dogs and monkcys
and these clever little animals tell
story that mas many amusing side
features. II Is an act far superior to
any act of the kind shown here and
one that Tire children VIII enioy,
Geracia, the accordeonist, features
popular and classical selections that
never fail to score big hit. Bar
land Bros. and koock present n va
r!ety Of song and talk that is dif-
ferent from the ordinary and shows
this trio so be made up of high
class talent KoOck features in some
splendid imitation of dogs. cats. piss,
etc, that bring rounds of applause.
Marie Iavarrc. the refined come
dlenne, Is truly the darling OF the
Winter Garden. She possesses a
splendid voice and is without doubt
one Of the classiest entertainers yet
presented at the Broadway. The fea-
ture act shows the Borsini troup of
five people in the greatest comedy
novelty equilibrist act OF the year.
This Is a big time act with many new
features too numerous to mention
and the act Is well worth the price
OF admission alone. There are two
comedy pictures and a great photo
play featuring Gladys Leslie in Lit
tie Miss No-Account'
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GRAND.

Although without doubt Germany
knows America through its policy OF
intrigue and spying. 1t knows little
of Americans as is proven by the en-
tire mistaken policy OF Germany
with a nation that strove to keep its
neutrality until it's patience was en-
tirely exhausted.
When you see in the feature
photoplay production OF Ambassa.
dor Gerards MY Four Years In
Germany" the representative of kul-
tur in the person of the kaiser as he
shook his finger under the nose OF
our amba ssador with the expressed
warning tnat "he would stand nc
nonsense from America after the
war" you will better understand the
reasons for Americas present posi-
ton in the world conflict.
The insolent treatment of our am
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GIANTS AGAIN SET
PACE IN NATIONAL
Win Easily From Phiilics and the
Braves; Red Soa and Ihdians Fail
10 Better Positions.

NEW YORK, May f--New York
met with no worthy opposition in the
National league during the last week
overwhelming Philadelphia and then
easily disposing Of Boston. Chicago
went into second place by increasing
It's winning streak, RrOoklyn's play
improved. the Superbas winning four
games and losing one. philadelphia
went to pieces, losing all five games
played.
In the American league there was
no change OF position among tho
four leading teams. but Boston and
Cleveland failed to better their per-
centages Chicago, though batting
hard. won four out OF seven games
played. New York and Philadelphia
each won three games and lost one
game.
Tho first triple play Of the season
was made by Cincinnati last Sunday
against 81. LoulA. Eddie Collins,
captain OF the Chicago Americans,
during the week osta blished "A record
OF playing in t7S consecutive games,
his first miss since 1914 occurring
Friday.