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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-Pair good work horses.
VIM. McCumsey. Valley phone. IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-Young brood sow. Sam
Brown, two miles east of Clio. 13
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

WANTED-Team work of any kind.
garden blowing speciality. A. f..
Robey. tt
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

WANTED-All kinds of team work and
garden blowing. Ed Palmer, r. 3,
Clio. II
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-Large willow baby car
riage. Inquire Mrs. Martin Brown.
13
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-Clio Retail Milk Business.
For Particulars inquire of Harley
Jennings. IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR neutrality-suspicious. on the west
side of my residence. Marion DAN
niells, Clio. IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-Large Early Rose seed
potatoes. Will Mentally. Clio. IL
FOR SALE-Quantity of hay. M. j.
Boutwell,. three miles east and Is
mile south of Clio. Valley phone.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-A new Galloway cream
separator, can be bought right. j.
y. Wirth. IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

Neutrality-suspicious. and motormen
for our City Lines. Apply 701 N.
Washington Ave, Saginaw, Mich. IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-New dwelling house and
good lot. w III. Gilmore, Clio. If
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR RENT-Room suitable for two
gentlemen. Board if desired. Mrs.
Chas. H. Dobbs. If
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR RENT-After April lst, eight
rooms. A. + Robey, Clio. If
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-Thrifty red raspberry
plants at $l.00 per hundred. w. K.
Hopkins. Clio. IL
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-04-19
THE PEOPLES
WANTS

WANTED-TeAm work of any kind.
garden blowing speciality. A. +.
Robey. tt
WANTED-Conduct and motormen
for our City Lines. Apply FOL NJ
Washington Ave, Saginaw, Mich. IL
FOR RENT-After April lst, eight
rooms. A. F Robey, Clio. IT
FOR RENT Room suitable for two
gentlemen. Board If desired. Mrs.
Chas. H. Dobbs. If
FOR SALE-Thrifty red raspberry
plants at $l.00 per hundred. w. K.
Hopkins. Clio. IL
FOR SALE-New dwelling house and
good lot. w III. Gilmore, Clio. If
FOR SALE-A new Galloway cream
separator, can be bought right. j.
F.Wirth. IL
FOR RENT-Appartments on the west
side OF my residence. Marion Dan
niells, Clio. IL
FOR SALE-Clio Retail Milk Business.
For Particulars inquire of Harley
Jennings. IL
FOR SALE-Large Early Rose seed
potatoes. Will Mentally, Clio. ~
FOR SALE-Quantity of hay. M. j.
Boutwell,, three miles east and Is
mile south of Clio. Valley phone.
13
FOR SALE-Young brood SOW. Sam
Brown, two miles east of Clio. 13
WANTED-All kinds of team work and
garden blowing. Ed. Palmer, r. 3,
Clio. II
FOR SALE-Large willow baby car
riage. Inquire Mrs. Martin Brown.
13
FOR SALE-One double work harness,
nearly new; one three burner oil
stove. Frank Leonard, Tinker Line.
~
FOR SALE-Pair good work horses.
VIM. McCumsey. Valley phone. IL
FOR SALE-Quantity of clover hay in
NOW. Austin Cummings, Clio. Val
ley phone. IL
LOST Bank book No. 146. Return to
Mrs. l.. A. Hill, Clio. IL
FOR SAT,E-Hand picked seed heana
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-04
COMPARISON OF BULLETS
ED By ALLIES AND HUNS

1mes is the only nation whose
eawB shoot solid copper bulIsts
pm thear rifles. ALP the other ma
umB arc using lead bullets.
IAe French poilus are armed with
abel rifles. The cartridges, which
AyD no jackets. measure .s1S Of an.
nen d diameter. The bullet weigAs
~ grams. Its muzzle velocity is a.
~ fest per second and its muxzie
neEky 2,305 foot-pounds. -
ns herman soldiers carry MauseF
B wMAeh.s shoot cartridges measur-
- 81 OF an inch In diameter, and
esning 1S4 grams. The lead bullet
as eexro nickel jacket. It's muzxle
oaoetV tn 2,915 feet per second and
nnxxie energy 3.018 foot-pOunds.
Tne Enfield rife used by the Brit
IN hreB a bullet 1903 OF an inch in
diameter, Weighing TIA grams, hav-
ING muzzle velocity of 2,45O feet
ReR second and muxxle energy OF g..
go fo0t-pounds. The lead bullee N
@nc4Do0 In ferro nickel jacket.
The Springfield used by the Amer
Nc@n soldiers fires q bullet 800 OF an
Aen In diameter, weighing 150 grams.
he lead bullet has a cupro nickel
Aekee The muzzle velocity Il 2.7UO
Rees per second and the muzzle en-
SEgy 2,446 foot pounds.
Propelled by approximately fifty
grains Of smokeless powder, the Ger
man bullet is the most powerful at
h0rt range, but beyond 500 yards Il
not as effective as the bullets used
W America and her Allies.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-04
Using SILVER STARS

With the consent of the Judge adj
Ucate or the General Department, q.
AS silver stars are now being used
9n service fags in the West to desig.
H&rD soldiers who have seen service
France and been invaded home.
- replying to an inquiry az TO
whether or not 1t would be proper to
pse the silver star. which he an
proved, the judge advocate took occa-
ZION to say: you understand that
ne service flag is not Official, but Il
IN general use, and the flying OF a
encouraged. Unfortunately it has
peen patented by private parties. The
natter OF having an Official service
ag not so controlled is under con-
liberation by Congress"
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-04
Medals And Insignia Authorized For u S. Soldiers In France
With Army Rules And Regulations Governing Their Bestowal

~N. - .A - $1,000 ~>a~ q
.A.s::ssxsf - - 0 V -, trss+|.n4 ~ :, :
Wo1r7 - - AZ assc -. A. sSiss4eS maa
- ts - ~ O.sce -, - -. -. ~ !
$50 - - - ~. $500 -
80 ~mszss, sa@@' 4r.s4s - -ns,,S
lii @s@ssA -. 1. 49, 49,. ~ 49,
wa@nae6 nsvn 80 G,fh : csrssscnfs aS -
- Is9sagH eI - 49, g - -e.sS 80
r~esse~s%S g. as.s y. . a. xa4 ~s.t'
ME ~ -. 49, - sw.Is.s-1 =" 60
, ms.,@ ~ S6 - s.. ~ ~ 49, &C. -
ns@tSs4 al, TIT ~ 80 49, "a =.
49,, - ~ sosa - ,.Sia. cs,.er~ aerssrcsX
q CoMw 80 SS,.,s cSsrers V Win fsrWsrd r.
The ASs.s.-+ SszssvSi ~ ths Hr.av 49, =
militarF Gkanaseis, iists in duplicaSs Of those
oHeess 80 1870 zen Oh tnek comm1nos
Wy 49, 49, 11n o aDy wounoe9 In ac !sH.
1Sn Ss9ssenI "a Ms cSsc OF eacn Ln1a.
49, snSMsAS - - psaSs WOUa1S 49,
3azeAv% a. 0L3anA, r1 ~ wnlco khey
Wsxs 49, scLyMg.. WMeneser reY1fSs - e
49, ~ - - 1919 y wAn Uo sca ~
&c SczsIlneo, neS 80 VI cek u -
cOg,a. - Mealeli 9AaeekS StaDsAaenHS ee'
sexADsn -
Granting RAGhGs to Wear
gsE$$sSA. As-s-gS p 49, Va M~.L.s" - -
s...sec ..a.A 80 = - 4. a.rSAns -,
.-1 - 1879 ~ AZ =
% -. - 1917 - ~..n- ~ 80 n.
lii ~. ss a.fseo hv ,n6[rsement n for.
NJ rvsSm~ tfse r.rreTz
"a 1xNn rlrkf r. vear the woumA ehev-
- s.u - 1870 ~ a.. 80 a. an.
th ,a IA IA n by Ietter from The Id-
Su.ans S go. g ihe ar IN 1s aFsm sSs
neditsonarv Force~ r. Eurora.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-04

Eaee1yed. in the event that his recon-
|menastlon b approved, he win note the
Vxnllns The papers in the case and WIN
present tho medal to the recipient AZ the
EeREeseAEattve q the President. or win deAe-
g29s q suitable ofacer to act In that
q any ease where the person recommend
al ~ tie award Of the medal Of honor u
ae tAe time Of the Recommendation ap-
Daxamf1y fatally wounded or SO III as to
Of the Expeditionary Forces In Europe ID
aatAeEissa to act Immediately upon the
instrumentation as the representative Of the
PraaA4ent. afterwards reporting his action
8 whenever q recommendatisa for the
WW1nd 0f the medal OF henof 10 approved
hy eable, and whenever q report L. received
Ganguncing the award Of the distinguished.
gwRVaeA crmsg by the commanding general Of
TIE American Bxpeditionary Forces in Hn-
rope, and Whenever the distinguished service
medal Is awarded. such award, with state
ment Of the circumstances In each ease, viii
Department by The Adtutant General az the
AEny wltAoat unnecessary delay.
Nay Ne Posthumously Awarded
4 me distinguished service cross and
eMA digtinguiahed-@erviee medal may Be
aW1eded posthumoualy to persons killed In
Ghe performance OF acts meriting such award
O. 30 persons whose death from any cause
medal % aWarded win be issaed to the
nearest relative Of the deceased person.
8. No Individual win be entitled to more
than one distinguished service cross or one
diB3anguisheal-aeRvice medal. but each add
tteMaI cifatien In War Department orders
fng conduct or service that would warrant
tha azRard Of either Of these decorations Win
cattle the person so cited to wear upon the
rihbaad Of the decoration and upon the
eaRTeapondimg ribbon q bronze oak leaf Of
nnpeDTeA design. and the right to wear such
oak leMf win be announced az q part Of the
citation. Other citations for gallanfry In
areioa puhIished I'm orders issued from the
Asm0wmarters Of Q force commanded By Q
GENERAL ofacer win be indicated in each case
by q silver star three sixteenths Of an inch
a diameter worn upon the Eibband Of the
acknowledgements cross and upon the
corresponding ribbon.
Yarwardfng 81 RecommendatiOns
O. Recommendations for the award Of
4asM AsHfinxuighed service medal VIII be for
Wanaei % The Adtgtant General Of the
Ammw thzeRsA regular channels.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-04

WAR DEPARrMsR1,

WAR DEPARFAnHx.
Warrington. JGnw0Fy IL, 19f4
- BY direction Of the President tina 6o4.
s&lng decorations aad insignia are authsRA
mea:
kAl DISTINGUISHED sERvIcB
a bronse cross Of appropriate design and
u fibbon to be worn in lieu thereof, to be
awarded by the President, or in the mans
10 PIE President, by the commanding gen
3tRl ee the American Expeditionary Forces
- Europe to any person who, while serving
~ any capacity with the Army, shall here
MkeeR distinguish himself or herself, or who<
Dlnee April s, 1917, has distinguished him
Ae1R or herself. by extraordinary heroism In
connection with military operations against
IA armed enemy Of the United States andeR
4waxd Of the medal Of honor.
Service Medal and Chevrons
xB) DISTINGUISHED e n V1Cn
A Bronze medal Of appropriate deelgm,
hmA q ribbon to be worn In lien thsDeeG,
% he awarded by the President 30 any
nozBD1 who, while serving In any capacity
WA me Army, shall hereafter distinguish
hanADelf or herself, or who, since April g
Hna1 has distinguished himself or hermef
ID Exceptionally meritorious service to the
&oyynnent in duty Of great responsibility
IN time OF war or in connection with Mzisk
NAxy opeEations against an armed enemy q
the United States.
1G1 WAR-SERVICE CHEVRONA.
A eold chevron Of standard material anR
M@afwm. TO be worn ON the lower half az the
E{k sleeve of al uniform coats, exesp<
Mf1gzae coats, by each officer and GnaawAnM
N1an who has served six months In the none
M the advance In the war, and an Adj
nnnMt chevron for each six months Of aimf-
- service thereafter. 0f1cers and enlisted
f1en Of the Aviation Service on combat-
&ang daty in Europe win be credited fer
$50 Tme-eervice chevren with the ttm@ Icy
SnaY BE on duty.
The Wound Chevron
9na WOUND CHEvRONS.
A eDld chevrOn Of pattern Identical WITH
AR,af az the war-seryiee chevron, to be vera
IN fhe f0wer half Of the tight sleeve Of an
RNa60xm coats. except fatigue coats, Dy QaeA
elsenP and enlisted man who has received. or
40 may hereafter receive, q wound IN
&~fiau with the enemy which nece9sEfn1e9
&@@eTnant by a medical officer, and an aada-
8~~~f chevror foe each additional WOumA |:
kssf not more than one ehegFon win be woen
4rp two or more wounds received at the
&@me time. Disablement By gas necesstE2t-
Inc treatment by q medical officer shall b
@n1aadered to be wound within the meaM-
- Of this order.
Medals Of Homer I'm France
a Daring the present emergency. whem-
smW6R a Recommendation Tor the award &
- wnaa1 Of homer reaches the command
Ia eHneral Of the American ExpditiDnaKy
ESress Ia Europe. he IL authorized Do cable
has Recommendation TOR immediate actao@
Ana 10 hold the papers untn reply y
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-04-04
sKPs A CENERATTON

One OF the seRgeants in divisional
aesa was boosting Government Insur-
anee the other day. He was urging
every soldier, no matter how he was
~axed." to sign mp for . policy.
cit WIN be Just the thing for your
eiifdren," he urged. IF yoH haven't
any children, It VIM come In handy
Cor yOwr grand-chi1dren."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
DESTACAMENTO PARA CUlDAI;
La VIA DEL ISTMO.

MEXICC'. D. +. Abril l7-Por
disposition de Ia S~ecrctaria de Cue
ira. : en- vista de que las a~ctividadeS
rev~ollcionarias sc mu!tiplicar en- va
rias regiones del pals, y de prefHrcn-
cia a 10 largo de las Was ferrocarrl-
.leras. So ha nom5rado IN serricio de
vigilancia en- Ia via del Fcrrocarril del
Istmo que esta e~nco:nendada a un
cucrpo especial tornado de los me-
iorcs elementoS mi!itares o que
cuenta el ejercito constitucionalista.
e referido cuerpo, que ha Sido
se~leccionado va, Sc encargara de eS-
taolecer destacamentos q 10 largo dc
Ia via del mencionado ferrocarril, a
efecto de cvitar los continues atenta-
dos dc los rebeldes, en- los lue cast
siempre Sc pierden c~onsiderables e!c-
mentoS en- material rodante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
CASA EN-

A las 1855 de la manana, aver,
quedo interrumpido ell trafico en- Ia
esquina de Ia Gale Maurel y Ia ave-
nida Atlanta, con motive de que por
ahi era transportada una casa de
MADEIRA que Sc trataba de zanzibar de
sitio; los individuos cue Sc encarga.
ban de hacer ell moviniiento Sc en-
c%cntraron cor algunos arboles que
les cerraron Ell paso y quedaron esta-
cionados en la ~esquina referida. Ell
teniente Cussack, jefe de la seccion
de trafico en- ell departamento de DO
!lc!a, Sc presento a librar sus Or
denes cen objeto de deiar expedite
el trafico. Por de prcrto la casa,
que es de dos cuartos y un solo piso,
fue colocada en- un solar vacante cue
esta Immediate, mientras que ell due
no dc ella ~resuelve 20 que crea mas
convenience:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
\

En- una casa sta en- la cuadra nu-
nero cuatrocientos de la Gale Colo
RADIO. al Norte. Sc registro IN gran
cscardalo. FL vecindario temeroso de
cue Sc hubiera registrado alguna ira
gedia. hizo lamar a Ia pollcia que
Sc present0 en- la persona de un mo-
toeiclista que no practice aprehen-
sion alguna pordue fue lnformado &c
que Sc trataDa de una reyerta entire
fanilia. De todas maneras, n pre-
scHcia De Ia po!icia calm6 los ami
mos Y el "ecindario Sc tranqulIlZo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
RECUPERAN SUS AUTOMOBILES

4. G. Davis, que reside en- "a casa
nnimero POS de la Gale Uvalde, Sc
gun dimos cuenta en nuestra edicion
dc aver. habia sufrido cl robo de su
automovil Studcbackcr; pcro aver tu-
70 Ia suerte de recuperarla. por ha-
berSelo encontrado en- IN sitio inme-
diato a 81 Residential.
Tambien Ell Official L. L. LIAM, dc
Ia $50 Compania de ametral!adoras,
acuartelada en- ell Campo Travis, en-
contro personalmente IN automovi'
cue ie habia sido robado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
SIGUEN LOS 70 3OS DE .AUTjS

\. N. H. Chadwick, que reside en- Ia
Gale Buenavista nImero 1912 lie fuc
robado su autom6vil Ford, registro
numcro 1891.
TambiGn el soldado Geo NJ. Waf-
ford. perteaeciente a IA Compania
G. del $50 Regimiento de Infanteria,
sufri6 Ell robo de su automovil Hen
derson Super, seis cilindros, marcado
con Ell registro numero 71,776 de!
Estado dc Texas.
Todos los agentcs de Ia policia re-
cibieron instruccioneS de buscar los
autos de referencia, para entregarlos
a sus duenos. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
Sc PIDEN DATOS DE LAS COSE,
CHAS EN- Ell PALS.

La Federation Dc Camaras dc Co.
mercio ha librado circular a las Ca
maras similareS dc todos los Estados
de Ia Republica, en- demanda dc da-
tos sobre las coSechas QUO sc cstan
levantando en- distintos EStados y
Sobre las que cstan por ~leTantarsc Ce
todos los ]productos que Sc cXp!otan
en- ell pals.
El objcto de esta Solicitud es 81 dc
formar una estadistica de las produc-
clones de semillaS de todas las pla,
zas de Ia Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
NO ENCONTRARON So AU-
TOMOElL

Per espacio de muckas horas es-
tuvo abandonado IN auromovil de
alquiier frente 4 Ia casa numero
529 de Ia Gale E. Comercio; pero
aver Z las 1910, cuardo Sc envio de
la estaci6n central de policia a I'm
agente para cue fuera a recoger di-
cha maquina, Sc encontro con que va
se la habfan llevaGo de aQuel sitio,
ignor&ndose 81 su dueAo o algunos la
drones de autos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21

Cuando venga listed q San Antonio
no necesita listed valerse dc nadis
para que lie ensehe donde hay una
barata para comprar IN autom6vil,
pues nosotros podemos venderle a u.s.
ted uno, va sea nuevo o de segunda
mano, por un precio bajisimo. No
dele de vernos y -economizara dinero.
Tenemos carros de todas marcas, Co
mo ciento cincuenta de donde csco-
jer. :
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS CLEAR
ING HOUSE /
221 and 223 South Flores St
TeIefono CT. 1866.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
SERA JUZGADO OTRO DE LOS
MATADORES DE BURNS

e. tunes de In e~ntrante semana da-
"a principle. el jurado de William
Patton otro de los individuos COM
plicaGos en- el asesiaato del chauffeur
Leo Burns, que Sc verified hace al
gunos meses en- los extramuros de
esta ciudad.
Primeramente fueron jGzgados Y
sentenciados a ciHtuenta anos de
preside los soidados Delnar Funk Y
Walter CratOl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
L.ADRON ~APREEEEDIDO

FL vicrneS por IL nCche Z n Com
pania Caldwell lie robaron su automo-
vii numcro -. 10 cue Sc coMU1ic5 q
la policia. Aver al medic dia u
agente uniformado enco2t-o n rafc-
r:da maQuira en- IA cuadra numoro
Acc de ia Gale No. Flc"2' : Il r2vo-
gio aprehendicndo al inn;viGIo Gvo
Ia tripulaba, el que fuc encerrado en-
la carcel de Ia ciudaG rara cue cX-
plique ono lego a 81 HoGer tai an
tom6vii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
SENTENCIADA \ DOS A<.OS

Manuela Flores fuc juZgada ante
iurado en- n sala de ]audiencias dc
ia 37a. Corte de Distrito y IN vista
de que e. jurado dicto veredicio ccn-
denatorio, Ell jueZ Anderson "A sen
tencio a sufrir dos amos de prisj0n
en- la penitenciaria del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
E EN- UN GARAGE

Ell garage de la Residential TIT de
Ia Gale E. Euclid fue consumldo por
un incendio aver por la manana. Les
perdidas materiales Sc estiman en-
$4,000. correspondence s4,100. al va
Tor del automovil y 100000 al costo
del garage. Tanto Ia maquina como
Ia casa estaban as%egurados, dsi es
que quien sufre dichas perdidas sera
la Compania de SECURES. Sc igno-
ran las causas que originaron Ell in
cendio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
NCENnlARiOS APREEENDlDOS

81 Sheriff TobiH practice reciente-
mente Ia apprehension de uno indiv'-
duos sobre q~uieHes pcsa el cargo DE
inceadiarios. Sc han estado practi-
calGo irrercSanteS inveStlgac!oneS en-
csc asurto, COZ objeto de hacer a los
dntenidos cue denuncien a L COM
slices. Las ~dec(arsciones han estaco
siendo tomadas por ell Sheriff Tobin
en- persona Y ha degrade con los da-
tos adouiridos practicar nuevas aprc-
kcnsiones. siendo probable que para,
meGiados de IL sc.rana eneranre eS-
to- en- manos de Ia j~usticia todos
los miembrcs de Ia cuadrilla de m
cendiarios q que se- contrac esra III
formation. FntnmCes OodremoS ocu-
parnos mas ampliamente del a~sunto,
nucs FOR ah3-a Sc Guaria absolute
r~azerva sobre las ~diligencias practi-
, cadas. Dorque al divulgarse Sc entor-
! ycccria Il acci0n de las autoridades,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
DE- Las 0FIClNAS DEP0LICIA
PERDIO LA d

Tn joven aleman llamado Fritz h
Scherte, que residia en- la casa hume
70 1,403 &c Ia Gale Wyoming, aver
a las 1880 de Ia manana sufrio un
ataque de ~enagenacion mental, tor
nandose en- loco furioso. Sus veci-
nos dieron parte a la policfa de 10
ocurrido y Sc enrio la ambulancia pa
"a que recogiera al enfermo Que fue
transladado a. la carcel del Condado
donde Sc !e encerro ell una zelda en-
observation Gle sus facuitades men
tales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21

Nal alicnto. sabor arnarsO. ~dcSvanect-
mientc V IN 10 general Csc no sc que
Tuc a tuenudo 10 asaI,a G. un >icpo Sc
euro de un htsado entorpectdo. UERRlNE
e. la mediCina quo listed neceSttd. ESi7
pous en- ariividsa 81 hi=ado. VlgorI&a u
Sancrc, rcgulariEa los iuics;lnoS y Tuel-
I've al amino mas decaido Sl algeria y VI
cor con ,oda su ruerza. Precioe SOC. De
Ysrta por r. Gohc end Co. (Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
!.iccacias dc matriiu0nia.

Juan Moreno Y Domingo MARITIME.
/. LOPEZ = Y. Garcia.
Defunci0nCs.
Mercedes Rodriguez, 9 nieseS. aOo
Gale ". Travis.
Emilio Casanova, III ano dos me-
Sos. 206 Gale Pargc. =,
Maria Flores, % amos, 'o Gale
Colirla.
Abel nelgado, once mcses, esqu'-
IA de las GALES San Jacinto y Mora
les. acc
Euscb;o Gonzalez, 81 amos, 4lb
Gale So. Concho.
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REGiSTRO CIVIL.
Eaciniicnt3S.

Dcs gcmelos. Ut hon;bre y n mu-
icr. del matrimo7io Jose ColunEa y
hYtonia Alvaradc. 93G Gale Leal.
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Dos ~alfnacenes ClauSu=
radios ofiCialmente

BROWNSVILLE. Abril 20.-La
noticia que a titulo de rumor con-
sign6 IN diauo dc eSta localidad,
~referente 4 que serian clausuradaS
GoS irlportanteS casas dc concrete
de Brownsville, por estar sus pro
p~ietarioS acusadns de haber hecho
ION Ia harina de trigo ventas exa-
geradas Y al por mayor a determine
dos comerciantes, ha sido confirma-
da por noticias llegadas ultimamente
de Houston y d. Washington.
Estas dos casas, Segun los datos
comprobadoS que obran en- poder
de Ia Administration de Where's,
vendieron en- e. corto plazo de seis
semanaS, a varioS comerciantes que
perteneceR todos a una familia &c
apellido Cisneros, Ia enorme. cantidad
de $4,000 libras de harina de tri,
so.
Los duenos de las casas cuyas Il,
cencias han sido clausuradas, con,
fiesan, que. en- efecto, transgre,
dieron las GlSpoSiciones r~tSpectiva>
a Ia venta dc harina, pero clio fuG
debido a que no tuvieron la pre-.
caucion de llevar Ut minucioso re
! gistro de las cautidades del referidc
articulo vendidas a cada conner
ciante al menudeo.
Parece cue ahora Sc dedicaran
Ia venta de articuios que no este,
bajo "a Tg:lancia dc ia Admins
traciGn de Where's. pues esta no lie
volvera a eXtender ell permiso gu
Sc les ha retirado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21
Fue nombsado Fiscal de Ia Ciudad

La Comision del Go5ierno dc la
ciudad, ep session celebrsda recicn-
temente contrib nombramieuto de-
Fiscal de Ia misma al Lie. H. ".
Williams. a propuesta en- terna del
City Manager Anderson.
FL Lie. Williams acepto 81 nom
bramiento c hizo promesa soiemne
de cumplir fielmente con 81 nuevo
cargo.
En- Ia miSma session Sc acordo de-
clarar dia dc fiesta cl lunes % de
Abril, dia dedicado a TRAFALGAR por
el terecr emprcSt;to dc "a Libertad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-21

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dir:jase a Isnacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas