davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-08-29

Here the record Of J. c. Scott the House of Repre-
sentaves Of Colorado during the that he has
ed the district Look this and he is the
desire to have representative In the state
senate
Mr. Scott is the author the absent voters BILL passed in 1917
giving voters from the right
Mr. Scott is in favor of a farmers
one which will work to the farmers good Men Of the
mountain districts do know the needs and the
The interests should have framing their bills
Mr. Scott is for the fixing Of prices all machinery
household necessities Why should be
and the profeer be left machinery
Of the household Let the price
HERE is MR. SCOTS RECORD:
BILLS INTRODUCED IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
SESSION AND ONES MARKED X WERE PASSED HOUSE
J. C. SCOTT
bill to prohibit unfair discrimination price
fat milk and cream This bill passed in the house.
bill to change the law and return incorporated towns
of road taxes, before 1911. This bill passed
10 bill re irrigation districts.
7s bill to change the laws regarding with
purpose of paying farmers and others fair days for
their services The bill intended to jury
men for the expense to which they by law.
This bill also passed in the house.
XO6 bill to provide fc- the old
who came to Colorado in the SOS provided for
this bill The bill passed the house
1O9 bill to regulate the
and corporations ETC. Nothing done with this import
Ill bill making employer have any
employee enter steam boiler when steam
x1s4 bill making appropriation asylum This bill
passed and became law
X136 bill for help and of inmates
bill passed and law
169 bill for provide and collect poll
betterment of roads counties. Nothing done with this
X25s bill providing
that taxes collected be turned back to the
ties for roads The bill intended to remedy
the system of all funds collected automobile number
ing going to the state highway commissioner and being
spent in the western part of the state. This bill Mr.
Scotts hobby in 1915 and passed house. but
killed later, the senate and house agreeing. Again in
1917 Mr.. Scott had the bill and he will
its again if chance is given for the that
automobile should be returned to the counties for
purposes. Passed in the house
bill to limit the contest state
legislature. This bill also passed in the house
irrigating passed house. second
reading.
41e bill appropriation school
at Sterling This bill passed the house but killed in
he secondr reading
dissolved irrigation districts
unused revenue bill passed the house and became
X534 hear trials at different places in district
court bill passed and became a law
initiation and prosecution and trials of Crimes
offenses and information. Passed and is law.
X567 concerning challenge cases. Pass
ed house
bills passed than passed IN twenty years
by the district
Mr. Roll of Honor having voted Tor pone
dry Colorado.
given the honor OF introducing
two bills Nos II and the administration although
he in the minority party
(Advertsemen)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-08-29

Let US figure on your job work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12
important War Work
in Summer Resort
Skilled Mechanics Find Eie Pa, Pleasant and Profitable

You can. therefore, have profitable work
of patriotic kind now and a permanent
Job after the war
Over 81 500. 600 has been spent 10
build permanent modern homes near the
plant and at low rents for the new co rers.
Dorrnitories. clubs and mess halls ale
also provided for employees without
families Cost of living is thereby less
than in other manufacturing cities. There
are also a private hospital athletic club,
musical organizations of various kinds,
and a complete welfare department for
the health and happiness of all
Shops. also, are ideal and up-to-date
in every way Plenty of room around
machines, lots of air and light, and well
heated in winter Few plants are SO
fortunate, so people now working there say.
If YOU are not now engaged on gov rn-
ment orders. and are an experienc
mechanic. write TO Erie, Pa. State your
present work and past experiences, what
wages YOU are now earning, and ask any
questions you like. Every letter Is
strictly confidential Let US tell you by
letter Just what is waiting for You here.
Address Employment Office, General
Electric Company, Eric, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12

Very few American cities can boast
of being n summer resort and a large
manufacturing center combined. On the
shore of Lake Erie, at Erie, Pa, however,
one will find both happily linked. Cooled
by breezes in the hottest weather, and
surrounded with summering resorts, with
boating, fishing, bathing, etc, is n city
of I25, 900 people, many of whom labor
in the day time m Erie's great manu-
featuring plants
One Of these plants is making important
war material steam turbines for Amer
can destroyers, the speedy craft so greatly
feared by the German submarines. This
plant needs mechanics ut once and will
pay accordingly. Wages vary, of course,
with work done. but all work carries
additional bonuses for men who stay.
Good wages and certain advancement
are Offered experienced machine shop
men who can qualify as asscmbers and
erectors for steam turbines, operators
for boring mills, lathes. planers and milling
machines, and for molders, coremakers
and general foundry men.
Plans are perfected and shops are built
and equipped TO make more of the con-
Germs regular product after the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12

neckties and blue coats and looked
A l. Baltimore, gay in the orange and
black of the Oriole City and marching
behind the Baltimore Industrial School
Band of Eoys-a fine band, indeed
showed up well. They also paradcd n
girl dressed as Uncle Sam, who made
a hit. Detroit produced band in Elks'
purple and white, the uniform cut Ia
Louave. Camden turned out natty,
white uniformed host behind the famous
Jennings Band Elizabeth, n. j., showed
well-driled lodge, doing Stunts, the
only one In the parade.
BErHLEnEM's mUNr1oN MEN.
South Bethlehem lodge paradcd in
blue overalls and bearing shells, showing
how it's members earn shekels as we'll as
patriots laurels in making munitions
Each man carried a dinner pail
Look at 'cm rushin the duck, yelled
the crowd And even the marchers
grinncd.
And one Of the lodges paraded male
Joan of Arc, all done up In tin plate
armor. He swcated like a leaky sieve.
Once he WAS hcard-this latter-day
Maid of Domremy-to observe: Say,
amt none of you fellows got beer for
me? | need it.
"Go on, Jennie" returned the esquire
who held Joans bride. "You gotta wait
till we get back to the hotel, !" only he
said "hotcl' rs though it were spelled
''hotle."
Wilmington's fellows looked simply
great. But their story has been told
elsewhere, and there'll be more about
them.
The line was brought to An end with
Penn's Grove, the baby lodge; that is,
the youngest of the lodges. They made n
fine showing Every man carried doll,
from the rag specimen up through kewpie
to the big French doll built like miniature
boulevardeure, glad clothes and all. For
babies, the lodge were mighty husky and
full-grown.
At THE REVIEWING STAND.
MIR Daniels reviewed the line from n
big stand at Park Place and the Board
walk Tho spot was q sea OF people,
vent obc host. Then he made "a speech
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12

medicine for woman's ailments / ever
saw. Mrs. SARA SHAW, r. No. /,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this
medicine and wrote this letter in order
that other suffering women may find
relief as she did.
Women who are suffering as she was
should not drag along from day to day
without giving this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, q trial. For special
advice in regard TO such ailments write
toLydia E. Pinkharn M edicine Co. Lynn,
Mass. The result of its forty years
experience is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12

and Nine. Schumann-H -Hcink, who hns one
son in tho German army and two IN the
American, sang "The Star Spanglcd
Banner Daniels made speech in which
he joyed the hearts Of Philadelphia folks
that as long as the city behaved itself
he would not create my fvc-mile dry
zone around the Navy Yard and ship
building plants. Then he talked about
the war.
'"ro bc sure there are mon living in
America who are not Americans and
who have held allegiance to Germany,
though enjoying the hospitality Of Amer
ica, but they are comparatively few In
number and the vigorous action Of the
law in Furnishing any traitors TO the
American cause has been a wholesome
example to any who might think they
owe allegiance TO Germany.
fThe latest and most convincing proof
of the efficacy Of America Is the report
made from representative of German
intelligence Office, who III writing to his
Government, noting the conpulslon Of
writing the truth, told his Government
the American soldier had all the high
military qualities, courage, intelligence,
initiative and discipline. That portion
of his report which seemed to have
prieved him most. and which will do
more 10 open the eyes Of j,nkcrlsm, was
his statement that those American sol
diers who were captured, which nc de
signs as half American those whose
parents were horn IN Europel, were quite
as devoted to the American cause MS
those whose parents had been American
born or those Of the first settlers of the
American colonies. This report will he
the concluding testimony which nobody
ln,,I,t that is
whole-heartedly American and that there
are no half Americans.
'orhe list OF casualties coming from
dav TO day, giving us the names OF men
coming from out of tho stocks of Europe,
is proof that foreign-horn Americans
who respond to the call OF their country
are as true in their Americans as
those whose parents were born on these
shores, and these soldiers and sailors of
foreign-born parents are moro indignant
Continued pare
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12

SO "Sdh dI tLfilCS 4
could hardly G e t
around TO do my
work, and as | had
four in my family
and three boarders
it made it very hard
for me. Lydia E.
Pinkham's V Vege-
table Com pou n d
was recommended
to me. / took it
and it has restored
my health. 1t is
carteiriy tho host
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12
: BEST MEDICINE
FOR women"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman.

Portsmouth, Ohio suffered from
irregularities, pains in my side and was
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
So SUSPENDE Ell SERVlCIO DE
LOS CAMI0TES.

PUEBLA. JUNO 30.-En vista de
las clevadas ccnt-ibu;ciones cue Ell
Ayuntamien5o acordo Sc les senala-
ran q les camiones AUTOMOBILES, los
G-e7os de estos han resuelto, Y 10
han llevado a Ia practice, suspender
"a exploitation de sus carros, con
perjuicio notorio del ~publico.
La contribution que sc les hS9la
seNalado iltimamente por e. Ayun-
tauiento a los referidos ~vehicalos'
e< de Glen pesos cada mo Enensua.-
mente. 10 cual resultaba una enor-
midsd po- Ia que niagin dueno de
canton 7uco nj Quiso pasar, prefl-
riendo todos. como queda dicho, sus-
pender ell trafico.
e. publico ha protestado, puss Ell
sarvicie que daban los camiones era
s:n comparacjon mejor que el que
rrestan los tranvias, que. es muy
deficisnte.
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LOS MONIT0S.

Los monoS rscicn nacldos Sc en-
cuentran con tan pocas aptirudes Co
nc los sores humanoS. Daraute los
primeros ounce dias Sc pasan el
tempo cast inm0vileS. durmiendo, ma
mando. rccibiendo las caricias de IA
madre V miranda a su alrededor. Du-
rante este tempo, el cuidado y Ia So
licitud de Ia 2ladre es ejemplar; Ell
menor ruido o movimiento llama Su a.
tenci5n, V, 81 es inusitado, toma a su
"bebe' en- brazos = huge, esquivando-
Sc cen kabiles maniobras. Al cabo
de n uuincena Ell monte empieza sus
primeros conatos de vida independent
!a V Sc atreve 4 alejarse IN POGO de
IA madre, siempre seguido de esta,
G1e a wees lie ensena a hacer los mo-
vinientos adecUados. Pero en- toda
oeasl6H, apenas prevee algln peligro,
"A nadrc sc apoGera de su hijo Y &C.
rrs en- busca De refugio. CuandO el
monito tieHe unas seiS semanaS de
dad. n~ecesita va IN alimento mas nu-
t-itivo que Ia leche Y IA madre misma
e cnsena a pr~ocurarselo. La solicitud
matsrna continual rodeando!o por mu-
cho tempo. Y 81 en- esa tierna edad lie
"a a MORN, Ia pena de Ia nadre es
tan intersa que a menrdo lie cauSa
IA rruSrra
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FIEBRE AMARRILLA EN- GUATE:
M&LA.

NUEVA YORK, Julio En- la
Republica de Guatemala sigue desa-
rrollandose de modo alarmante Ia fie-
bre amarillo, segdn 10 refieren las in
formaciones consulares recibidas de
San Jose. La epidemic Sc desarrolia
actualmente en- Coatepaque, Retail
hulen, Ayutla, Mariscal, Las Cruces y
otras, peHo en- las dos primeras en- don
de rlayores estragos ha hecho.
Sc teme que Ia epidemic de la fie-
bre amarillo sc propagate en- terrltorlo
m~exEcano, Y 81 tenor Sc funda en- que
las autoridades carrancistas no tlenen
med!os ningdnos Ell Chiapas nara evil
tar Ia propagation del nal.
La s;tuaclGn IL los nabitantes de
la frontera con Guatemala es suna-
mente critica Y este puede c%ont:lbulr
a cue la epidemic de la peligrosa en-
fermedad cunda en- ell lado m~eXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Ell PAPEL EMITIDO POR ALVARA
DO SERA REDIMIDO.

MENICO. D. F.-El papcl moncda
emitido en- Iucatan por Salvador Al
varado, como gobcrnador provisional
dc dicha Ent;dld, seri redjmido POI
la Comisi6n Rcguladora del Mercado
de Henequen, previo authorization de
Ia Secretaria lie Hacienda.
FL monte del papel emit:do por eI
goEierno del general Alvarado, asclea
dc a Ia cantidad de reinticinco milo
c de pesos. qas actlalmente circu-
Ian en- Merida y demas po5lacloncs dc
Yucatan. en- Campcche, Tabasco, Cha
pas ' partc dc los Etzados unidos.
La redenci6n lie dicho rapel mo-
media, sc !evarA a cabo paui@;ihaments
FOR Ia Comisi6n Regaladora-
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~ DSHiN $500 de- Iraliricartdn a Ia per-
soma que 10 informes de Ia S"f;0ra |icell-
Ia SaGrhcz, caSsda con el Sclpr LnIS Gar
cia. d. %SaItlIu. CuaiI.. Mexico. No So
hlnatu dc ella dcSdr i9li. SITS Scilas parii-
]c!!aIe> sDn, CugrpO regular. TARA rcdoIida.
nariL alfalfa. ujOS graDde-. rcIaS Tublas.
ig,t regular. prIp rubiO. CuallIuer III
furIuc que Sc lrnga - diCiid SeilOra dirt
girlus 4 iob:ta Cdma:IllO, Bon i3i Nc Cook,
Nebraska. I'D.
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DARE burna gratificac:6n ! qulcn me
UrOpOrc!Onare Ia actual direction q me lie
re mfuriGCS c,C.lDS aCcrCd &c mi hernia
no. tnlUliG FiyiIl. rOmO &c . amos de
rdld. ,aiic. grucSD. OriginariU dc SAM Te-
rcSa. CoahWiia. Mtyi:O. dc gUicn hdCe mas
dc dos amos no tcEgO nniic!as. Cuslquier
!n!urIuc SoDrc el particular, Sfrvalse dirl-
GIRO . Manuel Fav!ia. G33 Austin ST., san
Antonio. Texas, %
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No ha faltado quien haya
ouerido investigar las VEN
taias de tan gran. descubri-
miento, avocaadose con el
descubrido1, el QuiInico y
Pharmaceutical Kronberger,
(e+3 Kearny ST., San Fran
cisco, Cali quien ha sido
ccmdcco,ado en- las mas &C.
ieI..-adas Uliversidades de
Europa.
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ASALTADO POR UN SOLDADO

Cerea de! Army Post. aver a las
Sc:s dc IA manana, fue asaltado Y
eolpeado W. c. Austin por Tn solda-
co negro. DeSpues del asa!to Austin
fac a refugiarse en- e. cafe Bellin-
gers. de donde 10 recogi6 la policia
para transportario al hospital de "a
ciudad donde Sc lie preztaron las a
tencioReS medicaS n~ecesarias.
Austin no puede dar las senas
cxaStas del so,dado que lie propin5
JOS golres que 10 tienen Ell sl nos
pi.a!.
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D6jese listed de sHfrir.

No impU.ta que tan
dc>2lcniad0sa Pueda
scr ~ conGicion se-
tual: FL canine DC Ia
Salud e>la alberto pa
IA Id.
Los Ca>US CTOnICG~
y i!1mallu> C0nunmCn
te ''iCcurabiC> Ca>i
SiemPrr cctcn q los
maFaYillu>nS trata-
miCat0S ~CSleBpItirnS
NO euro: Ca'aTT1,
GonSti paCiTR, Eater
lnetades NeFy!HSGS,
- los I~IlcSi!RoS. 10
10 RihoneS. PARALYSIS,
Insomnia Y ntraS mu-
rhnS dDlpnria>
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SIN SUEVo DEScusEiMiENTo
MARAViLoso DE UN FAMoso
Observation-Disclosures
San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

Entire les rnu,tlples cescubrlmientos mo.
dernos hechos en- bensficic de Ia huuanl-
dad, Sc ha anunciaGo uao Ge grande I'M
2ortancIa en- ei T1Indo de a Medlc!na y
lue esta GeEtInado 8 produclr uE senti-
.nlentc dc corSueIo I'll plb!ico en- general y
IN particular g p nuEnerosa ciase dc
pacieEteC.
Huchos InfelIces que, TO de alcra, han
VlyIdo en- continue ansiedaa por ell tenor
de nc pcder curarse y de Ger ma carsa pa
"a Ioa amigos y para Ia Propia fan,iiia, ter
mInsr$r poT conslderar Ell nuevo descubrl-
miento como IN ~ve.da6ero don del CLEO.
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ARREMDahiTENTCS

- RE.NTA III dcrar;aTcuiu drsainuebla-
Do. DC sci- hab:iaciuncs. con rohas ras CO
HGGltaGcS fiOGernGS' rDrreGnr anriIO y
aIaWbiaGU. prupio para d0rm,r; pisOs dc
maderG may cleganitS: ieChu> envtgaGUS
SGlidamenir: banjo charlottesville; Calentldor
Pitishur@; cuGrtOS dc CriadOS, garage, am
PHO patio con hern.0SOS arbuicS: S!sl!aGG ep
.I9 Howard St. Para mayOrcS in!ormes, III
rijauSc al FRO. iclGfono Travis t6S, O a Ia
casa 220 ". PARK Ave. ~,
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Niles dc cnIcrmoS han Sanado con mis-
Ira,an,;entoS; uo hay raEon para que Id.
Nqa suiricndO. ENiaIEN GRATIS.
pH. 1. EioJiS ALliREI. O>tr ,pata.
- Prudential Lie r,dg. Contra eSqHIEa
de Ia casa de Cortcl San Antonio. TEXAS.
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TRtTlTiCttE con 500 q Ia persona que
me d. InfuTmcS cXaCiOS del actual para
derO dc ui- padre. Jose Maria McadcLa que
hGCc dos aiios Inc eSCriDl0 pOr Ultima vcZ
de Los Angeles California. 4 Euandaca-
70. Edo. de M,c!ioacdn MGXico. Dirijansc
i0Gus los iuCormCs relatives Il Agustin
Mendoza. Box 3gi. WaynCkd. Okla.
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Il NEC=SITAN 80 hoEi5rrS SIN faTil!a
para los lraDajOS de- ~caiicrla de +. A..
Macpherson de Fort Worth. Texas. PaSi-
ic graft. a ludoS los que lrabaicn dos me
Srs: este irahaiu e. Gcn,"O del EstaGO De
Texas y - pagan bGrnoS salaries. Tam
biGr ncccSitmo 100 hoT:hr~ con rnl!iia Z"
SIN ella para los ferTcrarrilcS de Kansas
Cily. SurldOS de S!.n 20 dis. PaSiIc
gratis para eI ODTcrn y III fainilia. tcu-
ran inmcdialalnentc. pur. cSta3- dos son
lOrurtunidadcS qC" 40 .dcbc perGer. ". =.
I1-Gurn Employment Co. casa de EnGail-
lcIes del Colorado" tr25 West Houston =.
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Sc formaran cuerpos regionalcs

En- las oficinas del Gobierno del
Estado Sc recibio aver IN escrlto
calzado Dor las firmas le mas de
d~osc:cntos vecinos del importante
pueblo de Chalma; Muuicipio de
-rehuacan. en- Ell que Sc S~olicita del
Executive del Estado e permiSo ne
casario para ell establecimiente de
IN cuerpo regional de voluntarios
para defender su pueblo de las fire.
cuentes ataques de los grupos rebel
des cue merodean en- TODD el Esta-
do.
Is casi SECURE que e. Gobierno
conceda a los vecinos De Chaima e.
permiSo que Solicitan para Ia for
maci6n de I'm cuerpo de detensa,
pues en- til forma, las fuerZas del
gobierno due. ahora Sc hallaR ce
~guarn;cion en- el referidO pueblo po-
dram salir de el para extender suS
operaciones en- otros lugares del
EstaGo en- bien de la pacificaci0n.
Coatra IN ~oresidente Municipal.
Arer Sc celebr0 en- el Juzgado &c
Distrito Ia a~udiencia de derecho en-
ei ;uicio de amparo promovidO po-
9, senior Graciano Peralta contra
actos del Pyesidente Municipal de
Santo Tomas Hueyotlipan.
Este fuucionario cxigia que Pc,
RITA !e entregara aIgunOs milla'
res de !adrillos y Jejas Que el que,
ioso habia conrrado 4 IN municipe
de! Ayurtamieato de, referido pue,
bio. SIN aIsgar ot~a causa que 81
vo:Unraa.
Como ~ las coEs5anrias que Sc
leyeron SC de:p-endiera claramenJe
quc q ss6or Peralta tsua IA razor
&c 81 parte. e. Juez lie DisCcito ia,
Llo er contra de los mtereses de
P~raSidentc Municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08

Euanio necesue hbio en- csp2n"l
.~:;rijGse q IgRacio, 4. Lo.ano, 1i8 n
Santa Rosa Ave. S-a Auin1Ia- Tessa
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CUARTnS rmuchIad0s muy prOpiOS pa
IA cabalier0; cGntricCs y Dlratos; { Cua-
dras al Norte del Hotel GUGter. i1S Fan
n!nS 81. li0j
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R E C. O r T E
GsSfsE,

CsSESE,
EatEiosO &c darnas DieIicass. : cirsE
Observation-Disclosures; C2tekSG iiSis de kcTT1o-
/ So EorIiIGcs. !
! Xands UN pnJ.L.Sl : lie e.y!aremo9 s
| vIeits dc c0rrr0, nucStro complete, Ca ,
t4ioS0 IatrImUrial.- coz d"@cElsci0ass
/ cnr3ptnlsS. lie murlias ~i6venPS = aiSu-
| mas v!adaS, que bUScau o IA mar:co
buerG V hunrcdC. PuCde listed esGribir
= cusiquiere dc elias Y ccni:acr NC 20 !
liz m2Irim0pIo en- nuy brsve t!enp'. {
/ NosOIroS. p0r nnesiTa pSste soroas per
SoreS re~comcndab!eS, auesirG pegGcie
+ eS!k hasado so1Te Ia hOnra.eZ y ieg!li-
ni1ad: aSi IS que no dele cue IL pcIue- !
Ia eaniIGad dc TN DOLLAR Sirya dc es-
:ort0 ca una probable FELtCIDAn MA
THIEpNiAL. Escriba hoy m'smA e: !
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
Z. O. Boz 1855. Venice, Cal. d,
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Cuaudo necesite lioros Ell espanoL.
dirijasc a Ignacio E. Lozano, rs N.
santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. TaIns.
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II VECESITA inmcdiatamcnta un sastrc
me Scpa hacer rcparaciOncS y Sacos. Bueh
;rIrIJo Y lrabaIu p~ermancn'c. birllailsc m
ncdiaIamente 4 MIR. W.. l.eFncr, victoria
TrNlS klJi-
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TALLER Fu~NOGHhFICC, LegnGrU ". 40
crIsucL hylaracioG d. EUNUGkAiDS de
.JGaS classes. MaGuinas de cosGr; hrmas,
~icioJes, CGrraduF&E. eic. AaguiIiss de CO.
Sc. SINGER. fCaaEIefcs Huefos EN-
k8ONUS; de SGgyIGa !nanO, MY BhHh-
TUS. Accessories para iCD-Er&ios y ma
qrIgaS &" coSer. 1875 ECcnET!sta 81, SsD
Antonio. Texas
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Sc NECESIGA Professor o Prcfcso-a dc
nrirrc.a chase Da.l Il cScueia de inc'c5 ca
Maxwell. Texas. BGc1 suede. Dirijan=e Z
Rodriguez. Maxwell. Texas.
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Sc NECEsITA Tin zapaiero que liable al
go de ingIes.< Dirljansc i as f. CONNER.
re 81. 70
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GUADALUPE CERLANGA. PARTERA.
.A.iende iianlaics :: :5Ga h9fa. $50 Mon
-p-rpY S..
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Sc NECESTTA un icycr cor hiriclcta.
eos Garden ST. Tc!a'ono Trails 1913.
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EMFLECS

81 NECESITA ,aquigrarO que rcciba en- IS
rurrcrIamrnIr: no IS Indispensable
ronuZra inglcS; pUras preirHciOnc>; maui
nrcsentarSc sin bucndS geierencIlS. Los
Mercantile Co. ii21. ". CONNER
&c 81.
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81 NECESITh EXPRESS para r-e !Ieve sis
DcIacas a l. cs;aci6n 0 c:Jnh!e Sus nue.
Dles lame i AuSALES, Te!tfcao Crockett
%51 : Travis 1876.
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AVIS0S DE OCCASION
.az5zszsa sa5z5. 5Es:55sE!
VENTAS

&POSTALES DE Ia GUERRA, artiSilcos CO.
lar:s. Envieme su uomDre V direction y 4
vlelta &c .C0rrcO lc mandGre compH2.ai!Iel-
fe GRATIS, media d0cena de eSta>- posta-
les. Maria :. .AgUllar. POS Carter Street
S,a. j.. san antonio. Texas. Ii-
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CUARTOS V deDartameEtos ~amueblafos;
amplios Y ~ycn;aadoS; cerca 49, centric.
rrcciOS Chm0GCS. 3i9 Dwt. Ave
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ES,udie InelGs Tor ci tnetcdo "uNlCc
ARA S!EHirEE,' espCCialmcnta :! va ga
re muchc V tieae Elm dific,ltad para con
ersar. $40 Prudential Bltg.. tAl cOslato
" II Cortel Director: Pcoi. fiari.o heTn
0pie7
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Sc RENTA 0nCina amECblaGa con tcIefO.
no; prOpia para automobiles % rnmisie-
ncS. f225 w. Commerce, iCle!onO Travis
2sf5, NJ. Il. Taylor. ~