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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-06-07

Always use Red Cross Ball Blue. Deliehts
the laundress. At all good grocers. Adv.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-06-07

Rice, cane and corn crops along
the lower coast are the best In years.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-06-07
Paradoxical Punishment.

"Mayme says she likes to feed her
mind" Il don't think she's going ia
do it by deyouring serials"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-06-07

Breaux Bridge Red Cross chapter
passed its quota
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13

a. full grief for my brothers. We were
marching, dropping like tired beasts.
Once some German snipers shot az us.
aud killed the man just behind me-. |
fell 10 thinking what II that had been
me- aud how would my mother fare, wi
all three Of her sons gone' I began 20
wish for my own life Their, for my moth
cr's sake.
THAT twilight was fun Of tcrrors.
Germans everywhere, and IL not Ger.
mans. then fear and wonder aud dis.
irrss. | could see men falling dow ~
struck. who knew how! No one dared
10 stop to'sec II II were 9 bullet, or Just
: sleep that ovcrcamc them, Md is seem
ed ~ ne as " the Germans we're sweep.
ing up ou Us like u tide. | heard myself
CRYING ON my elder brother Dougal. and
crying on my mother. too.
"'Thcu all suddenly | found mysrlf
walking backward aud looking boxing
into the dark Against the sky behind
! felt there was something. | hooked
aud then the hluckncss shaped itscl' ,u.
10 dim figures. Men have said that Il
wa the angels helping ~ that night
ngainst the Germans. II may have been
but that h. not what ! saw Those who
NfAl'N W. NlN'Afh'A w w. ANfN INV NNh
men that. had tnllca ON our side iu the
battle 90 Mons, They had fallen because
We were o~utuumbercd aud u%nprrparcd.
They had died toe SOON. before al their
work for their country was done And
now they had risen in the dark 10 hold
back the Germans. That they fought
with wenvons I d" not believe. but that
they were helping us. ] know.
4" 'Dougal' | cried 'Alrck''
Aud though ! rouldmn see them, !
knew my brothers were there, guarding
me. rhcN couldna go buck to my moth.
80 again. but they would protect me-, tor
her sake. rouldnn hear my brothers
sprik; I didna hcnr amy sound FROM
those who helped us.
"'Do YOU scc!' ! snid To- the cor
poral
lie snW nothing: hut he listened
and he snid he could near the German,
shouting. heard them, too; cries ri
surprise aud fcar. The corporal thought
lthey were the shouts 81 v%ictors. hut
knew who the victors we're / was lille,
wi a great pcuco, Ike the sense OF res
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after pain. II j. not defeat when mon
come back from the dcnd To- help
when the little maid ushrrcd me into
the durkDnri room where Harry = moth.
ct lay. I saw % dark tragic face rising
above the white coVcrlet of the bed,
a face that seemed 10 Lc not ut all IN
iuynlid's face. so full of life was II.
Bctorc I could speak. could tell her
why | wrs there ur establish any rcln
'i"ns with hen, she began 90 talk. as ~
90 herself.
"But tor nll that love ] had for my
boy. ! knew the day would come when
he'd love some girl. and she Il come be-
tween us. ia schoolrd myself go meet
u when 81 came. She WINS % girl q cut
above him. the clcrgvmou'. Niece. that
was the %guvcrucss up nt the big house.
Then the war came ou She would
have had Harry enlist. hui I held him
back. though ! had tu shame him aud
myself 10y reminding him thut he pw cd
his life to me; that I had paid for IL
with my health. Then he was cousrrirt.
cd. Thcy were married before be- loft.
and she came here 90 stay with me. The
night be- hndc us goodbye ! beard her
7 NflNlNE WiNl NDNN w wv wv WV N.'I fl
loved him ns she did. Then I did
wrong. | might have held my pracc,
but ! told him o. mans mother loves
him best: his wife could MARI, again,
maybe. but his mother has given too
much 20 him not 10 put the most love
with ~ That uuklcd In the hcrrt ~
my poor lad. ! wish ! could call back
the words. But an be- said was that We
both loved him better than he deserved,
".Thrn he died ont there. ! thought
| would die. too: but Il Wasn't | that
went, It was Harry : wife. ! that was
halt dead lie here. and she went. that
pile. sweet girl, ns II she had only lived
through him. | cnyicd her for dying,
cone night ! was looking NJ the vim
dow. II was Just n dark gray squire
in a black wall. Then O shape waited
across H.. AZ once ! knew who il was.
She had COME. For Il long time She
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.-ln an interesting
statement. Mrs. @. u. Schlll. Of this town,
says: "For three years | suffered untold
agony with my head. ! was unable 10
do any Of my work.
Just wanted TO sleep all the time, for
that was the only ease ! could get, when
was asleep. became a nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous that tie least noise
would make me jump Out OF my bed. !
had no energy. and was unable TO do
anything, NJ son, a young boy, had 10
do all my household duties.
was not able TO do anything until !
took cardui. ! took three bottles in al,
and Il surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago, and know The cure is permanent,
Tor ! have never had any headache sin:e
taking Cardui. .
Nothing relieved me until took Cardui.
II did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your troubles made
from medicinal ingredients recommended
IN medical books as being OF benefit In
female troubles, and 40 years OF Use has
proven that the books are right. Begin
taking Cardui today. NC-iI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13

prize 60 gu 90 the state champion bow
gardener Frank Fr,c- iu The ffth
grad. uf the uurmol trimming hool Nts
She stat, champion Inst year and -a,,
hr hu. the .nmt object iu view this
Ncat. which means the bows aud pifl,
must get busy. The above firm MISC on,i
% -cruuj prize ot q cock aud three hons
and 90 thiri prize ~ enough srcd. ~
plnut n gnrdcn
Mrs. May Ross CunOcll q regular
member ui tho summer school faculty.
aud who puts ou the annual lass play
arrived from her home boz Moscow. Ida.
ho, TUESDAY. Mrs 'unWvll announces
fpr the 1915 class play "pruuella hv
Granville Barker aud Lawrence Iipus.
man. u delightful comedy iu three acts
II tells the story ot Prunrlln. @ young
girl. ignorant of the world. who lives
iu -crlusiuu with her three maiden
auHt-. prim. Irudc and Privacy. One
day she glimpScs over the gu;ieu hedge
the Tirrrot of O band ct travelling
mummrts. Ilc srrcnodes her and sh,
runs way with him 20 become his Iicr
rcttc. II is IA wonderfully charming
love story which works slowly 90 the
climax Of unusual beauty. The cast has
not yet been chosen. Because ~ ~
macy boys leaving for the colors, II
may be- necessary 10 east the whole play
With girls.
Donald Blcvins. one Of tho busics,
and most popular boys IN the school.
leaves Monday noon for Font Bliss to
enter the medical corps. Dounld "a p
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

President g. l. Irlor. 81 the silver
City Normal. spent SUNDAY q week ngu
Frank Cartoon lie accompanied Dean
CARBON % Santa Pc. whore they NJ
tended n meeting ut the state board
Monday. TUESDAY and "Wednesday Dean
Curroou returned 90 Ncgus Wednesday
evening
President Fruuk n. ~. Roberts left
"Wednesday noon for Carrilugu 90 90
tend tho rountv teachers association.
whcr, hc addressed the teachers ON d" Pa.
triotir Values. - sunday he tllrd the
pulpit of the Methodist church sun
day he met ~ pnso architects iu the IN.
tcro~ts Of the new building ~ @ meet
ing of the board of regents to bee hcll
shortly the contract for the new huild
iue will hr let. ~ satisfactory plans
are Submitted.
Miss Hrlmu Nullmcr. who has been 70
quest 90 Miss Nuroru i.nrcro bon santa
Pc, returned the first OF the week Miss
Luccro accompanied hcr for o. visit "f
several DAYS.
NJ. u. Gou1nlry, county agricultural
agent fur SAN Miguel county. with Nh.
Roger, assistgbt state leader Of tho
Roy~' aud GitlS' Garden clubs. visited
the Normal university Tuesday for the
purpose of cGccting an organization 90
the city ut l.n- Vegas. \ special rhaIs
was called. plans formulated and Pro.
fcssor Joseph T. Nielsen appointed to
take charge of the work in Greater Las
Vegas. which includes old Town. New
.Trvn aud Upper Town. Mt. Luis Con.
zalcz as field agent will give special In.
struction about garden work. being n
professional gardener. Last year 1875
enrolled in the Gnrdcn clubs. ~ actual
~ started the work. and 81 completed
the work. The organizers expect about
twice a. many ~ enroll this time and q
larger per cent 10 finish. =. Rosenwalt
a Son offer q registered Duroc pig as
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would come every night just that
shape. Then she began 10 put thoughts
IN my brain; that hadu't been kind
enough 60 her. for MI J Thought ! was
kind: nor patient, Tor 90 ! Thought I
was patient. Then she began 60 give me
thoughts about Harry. She made me
feed that he war happy That he was
waiting for me. that he loved me, aud
needed ne. I don Z know n they we're
together. but ] think so. I hope 80.
She comes a. me- almost every night,
and | can't tell you The comfort she ix.
because every time she comes. YOU ser.
is like q message from Harry. | think
ne sends her. | don Z know why he
can't come himself. Mnvhc she. being
nlwuvs 80 dream SSiikc was n better per.
son. Bur she comes, and all the patience
used ~ think / had. hut didn z have.
she il giving me. | thiul | can lac hero
~ long ~ I must Sometimes I hope. !
hardly dare. but still I hope that Harry
may come too
People are saving "ovor there that
death h. mo- longer % terrible adventure.
not necessarily the cutting on Of q
mans lie. rather its cousumInutiou The
soldiers have hnd the spirit ~ conquer
death. and the woman VIII" gave them
have the spirit to conquer loss. hut
each man and each woman must find his
own road o. victory. u q woman be.
licvcs she has been able. be amy measure,
tu 70 hcvond tao veil. who would deny
her that comfort | tell only what has
been told me; as the people spoke. |
knew their sincerity; J knew, az the
least, that they had somehow come far
closer than most people can t6 the Great
Mystery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13
DONALD BLEvINs HAS
ENLISTED

Donald Blevins, former high school
student. now n junior IN the normal uni.
versity az Las Vegas, has been accepted
IN the navy, and will soon leave for
SAN Diego.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13

Hugh Nobours OF Qucmndo, y. NJ.
was q visitor in this city Thursday aud
Friday.
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e>~~~~~e~~~A~~~
ADDITION NJ SOCIETY.


response iu this cou.'y Is gratifying
and the county gardener, Supervisor !.
r. Phillips. is doing splendid work.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-07
UNA NUEVA DERR0TA ALEMA-
Ma EN- Ell OISE .
(Viene de la 2a).

dice en- una reviSta que sobre ei par
ticular hace la Agencia de lnforma-
ci6n Havas Y que Sc do a la publ
cidad hoy. En- esa revista Sc agrega
que ell enemigo, al menos temporal
mente, parece que no hara nuevos
ataques en- el frente comprendldo en-
ire Reims y ell Disc.
For los intentos locales que los ale
names han estado hacienda en- csc
frente, parece que Ell enemigo ha re-
nunciado por el momento a su pro-
p0sito de alcanzar una acci6n deci-
silva ZEN cl campo de batalla eStable-
cido por la nueva ofensiva, sieEdo 10
mas probable que csc frente entire en-
Tn periodo de caima como ocurrio en-
Picardia y Flandes despues de los te-
tribes ataQues dados en- eSoS secto-
res.
Sin embargo, los p%eri6dicos de es-
IA capital no Green que la ofGnsiva
aIemaua haya terminate. lie Petit
Parisien opina que ell genera! hudcn
dort': esta p~rcparando otro golre que
espera sera de prodigiosos resultados.
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VERACRUZ
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COMO FUE La ULTIMA NOIrADt-
RA DEL TREN DE PASAJEROS

"
VERACRUZ, JUNO 2.-El agente
a. la Oficina de INVESTIGATIONS,
que fuG a Paso del MachO para hacer
las references al ultimo aslito de que
fGc victima en- trcn de pasajero; que
de Ia ciudad de OriLaba, ha tc-
| nido datos del referido atentado, ma
biendo dcScuhicrto que parte de la
res~ponsabilidad de este les corrcspon-
dc a los peoncs de ma cuadrillaa re-
paradora de Ia via, q~uicnes trabajaban
en- cl lugar donde fuG colocada Ia mi
ma por los rcbeldes.
Fin cfcctc. cstos, al mando del cabc-
ella Jose Lagunos. Sc acercarOn al
lugar, Immediate d Paso del. Macho,
en- donde trabajan Ia cuadrilla men
cionada, V los obreros de esta, en-
cuanto Sc dieron cuenta de la presen-
cha de los rcbeldeS, Sc pusieron en- fu-
"a abandonando las herramientas Y
los trabajos que tcnian ~empezs1os.
EntonceS, los rcbeldcs procedie-on a
colocar debajo de la via. (siendo esta
maniobra acknowledgements presen"!a-
da por los obreroS, pueS estos Sc ha-
llaban o~cultos en- la sclva) algunas
bombaS de djnamita. las que luego CO.
nectaron con los alambreS que debe-
rian hacerles estallar.
Antra bien. 81 los o5r2rcs Va quc
no pudieron impedir la colocacion de
las bombas, huNesen dado parte a la
cercana estacion de Paso del Macho,
la catastrofe hubiese sido evitada:
pero no 10 hicieron asi, de 10 .cual Ell
agente de inveStigaciones SAGA en lin
pic que los mcncionados obreros tie
nen n parte de responsibilities en-
el atentado.
Sc ha -%prohibido la exportacion de ia
bacO.
En- las oficinas de la Aduana de
este puerto Sc recibi6 aver TN telcgra-
ma de Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, eH
ei que Sc lie comunica al Administra-
dor de aquella Que desde hoy queda
estrictamente prchibida Ia exporta-
ci6n de tabaco en- rama, efecto que ca
81 todos los vapores que tocaban este
puerto llevaban grandes cantida-
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Para Ia lucha electoral.

EStando ccrcano Ell dia en- que Sc
elegiran diputados al Congreso de Ia
Union. varios clubs politicos han sldo
formados Ell csta ciudad, los que Sc
'proponcn TRAFALGAR por determinados
candidates Il representatives. en- e!
proximo periodic de las Camaras de
Ia Union.
va han anunciado que l~anzarar Su
ca~ndidatura varios recomendados del
gobcrnador del Estado, que en- Ia ac-
tualidad son diputados y tratan de
reclcgirsc.
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C u A N A J u A I o
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Sc REORGANIZAN LAS DEtEN-
ZAS SOCIALES

LEON DE LOS ALDAMAS, JUNO
2.-Despues de haber p%ernlanecldo al
gunos dias en- la capital de Ia Re
publica. a donde fue llamado por el
P~residente, lego a esta localidad ell
se:ior Ramon de Leon, llamado carlno-
samente en- estos c~ontornos Ell Pa
GAL 10. EIAOlN
triarca', Y manifesto que ire ms
trucciones del gobierno de Mexico pa
ra proceder a la reorganization dc las
defensas sociales que 81 mismo esta-
bleci6 hace algun tempo, y las que
estan dcstinadas a colaborar o los
soldados carrancistas en- Ia campana
contra los rebeldes que mcrodean por
ell Estado de Guanajuato.
e. mismo senior Leon, que es mill
tar asimilado Y que ha ~prestado muy
buenos servicios al Estado combatien-
do contra los rebeldes de Chavez
Garcia. ha sido nombr2do Jefe de las
Fuerzas del Estado, Ell sustituclon
del general Maritime cue tenia tai car
&C.
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0TRN INCENDIO

En- IN garage que esta en- Ia ca
Sa rumero l.136 de Ia Gale Russc!!
Sc inici6 un inceadio aver tarde, ei
cual fue prontamente sofocado, ma
bicndoSe registrado ~ptrdidas que ape
mas montan a $4,000.
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)TRA VICTORIA DE LOS AMERl-
CANOS EN- Ell MARINE.
(Viene de la "a Pag)

Sc habian posesionado en- la estacion,
10 u hizo que los franceses libres
del fuego de rafaga de las ametra-
lladoras alemanes establecidas en- ese
punto, pudieran dedicarse a persegu'r
al enemigo que hula. Farios de los
soldados alemanes ]perecieron ahoga-
dos en- ell rio Y Ell resto del battalion
fue muerto o capturado.
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DARE buena qualification a Ia persona
urr me dicre lnforme> cNactoS aCcrra dc
mis- hiiUs Francisco. de - amos de cdan;
Felipe. DE- is amos de cGad, casado con
Cipriana Perez y Carmen Garcia; dr u
amos e la cual tiene TN h!iito. Fl mayor
sallG d. Lagos de Moreno, IallSco, Nc
xlcu harc como 10 aiio>. Hacc algIln ITEM
no he informarOn que sc hallaban radI-
radnS Ell MaiaElOrOs. TainarlIpaS. ljero
no pude comunicarnc ron "iios. tliaiiulrf
iuTormr Snbrc el particular. SirvanSc di-
rigirlo a FRANCESCA Rodriguez, Gaiad".
ra,,s 90
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PESOUISAS

Gu~ATIFIcARE con $500 4 In persona Que
mr dierp inrurmcS rXaCIOS accrra de M
hiiu liarael Jimcncz. originate de TarcJr-
ri. Mirh0acan. Mexico. En- 1916 Sc cncon-
traba irabajand,; en- David. Texas, con ri
senior Antonio Trevifl". Hacc Tres ii'S'H
nur sail de MEXICO con Obi,.in d. blScar
4 nj hlju Y eli IL ac:ua!idad me hallo en-
Krum. TEX. lamp. NO. (. 4 dnnde rncgo :"
siryan enviarIue cuaIQuler inform" s"Dr"
81 particular III
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Ia SESORA NiCOLASA ALVAREZ grail
fiCari con $500 Y TN ailO dc Sg>CrlpclOn.
al scmanariO IA IiENSA", i QUEEN L.
dicrc informcs cicriOS acerca d. SUS her
manOS Marceano, lose Y Victor Alvarez.
origlnariOs de Ia hacienda DE A:ufa, Esd
do de Nuevo l.rdn. Mexico. de CUicncS :"
srpar6 desde FL ailO de- 1885,. Sirvansc dI-
rigir cualquier inrormc SUDre 81 parilcu
lar 4 Francisco Espinosa, Box II. Mai
hinmr rnNaS @
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GRATlFIcARE ron SciS mcseS he Suscrln-
rr6n. al diarlo IA ERENSA" I quicn me
dicre infOru"! rNartoS de mi tierInaFn
sabine Naldivia, rOmO de ~ amos dc cdas.
hiju de Albino Naidivia Y de IuaIa Ma
rcz. origInariO de la hacienda Il" Coi!Iail-
lila, GtO., Mexico. S~irvanSc ,.iri"ir cIIa!-
quicr Inrorme a FlOrrnclO Naldivla, Box
a3i Miniature. Ncbr. 6
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DARE buepa qualification Il Ia PEI

DARE: bueRa gratifiraci6n Il Ia per
soma que me piOpOrriunc ri actual doinI
clio - me dicrr aiclin inforInr cleric. arcf'
"a lie Ia seitOra Hi inadrc. NtS:n.a Rodri-
glcZ. lulen reSidia en- san tntnlllu. le-
xaS: prru hacc va algIIn tempo no NJ
yurltu a Sabcr de ella. la persona gu"
uuiera hacermc tai ServlCiO, puCdc dr..
girSe a Miguel Gonzalez, CO. w. :.
HiIandS. LOnck out. WNO. ~
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G%RATIFICARE con S3.m a la persona que
III. pruporriOnarc infprmcS eNactnS ar"rca
de H. nina. BelGn Flores. como de IL amos
de rdad. Guicn IN 1916 - cllconlral'a cl ct
aSilp De SaItillu. Cualulla, Mexico. rhcaf-
gandnusr de ella la sonora Teresa Flores.
CuaITuirr iurorfnr Subrc "i particular. sir
vansc dlr.girlu i {. CARA. Box 100, Rich
,nmnd rryas n
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con MOTlVO dc Ia mUcrtc del SclOr Tri-
nidad Domingucz. ocurrida en- IN accrdeh-
te fcrrOvlarIu, dcSeO Sabc" ci dpiuicilln a.
los seiiOreS JeSilS. Aureiio, Juan, Manuel
y TimOico DGIningucZ. este tIltiinO padre
del rinadn. En- 1911 rcSldlan III la eau
dad de ZacatcCas. Mexico. GratiTlCarc con
$500 a QUEEN M prOpOrCiOnc 81 Gumic:-
lio de cualQuiera de las personals que de
10 cnUmrradaS. III
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GTlATlfICARE con S3.p Il quiCn me pro-
purciOnc inrOrIncS dc mis- >eiIO""S padres
margarine MnIfalvO y AntOnia TrcviflD.
.TmirncS haze alO Y medic rcSIdiGn on 81
rancho nliInero 3 del senior Guiibca. situa-
dn a b millaS nj N1rtc dc san Felipe del
RIO. Texas. S%irvanSc diricirSc Il Narga-
rita MOntalvO, Il 3, Box i9j. Marlin, Te-
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ENSENANZA

ESGGlNA Y GIMNASIA.-El PROT. iir-
lianU. dc cSrrima Y slmna>Ia. !tntuRln
I'rOia. da ierrtOncs de- csGrIma. ilOrctr.
pspada Y sable t~~l>;eina iialiinp Y fran
res ! de gIInn3sld. a doinlCillU ' en- Su
SaIa de ariii>. IS nDlDr0Sa ST. Hotel Is
palOI. san An,uniu. Texas. DidS Y hufss
rcS"rVadOS para las ieCclOneS de las Sc
lOraS. Seii0rita> y nIiiaS. %
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pom TENER OUE SALIR dc Ia pobla-
ci0n lraSpaSo taller d" llmpiar : planCnar
ropa de hombrc local muy acrrdilado ron
Residential ancXa para famIlla r"nfa COMO
da, dirijansc a Jese Garcia. 20 so. PccnS.
I'D
POR TENER que saIir fucra dc csta.
traspaSo mi taller dc liinpiar Y planChar
ropa de hOmbre. DirijanSc 4 Jesus Gar
cha. 220 S. PcCOs ST. e
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On. NJ. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Enfcrme-
dades Venercas v partos. Medicina en- &C.
neral. Oficina 1904 w. Commerce ST., le-
lefono Travis 2266.
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En- el despacho de Aguilar:
-iQue tai andan las RelacioncS,
Don Candida?
-:Con mi senior padre Don We
MUSTANG? acknowledgements blen. Ora
ciaS. SomoT una familia modelo.
mo. hombre, hablo de las dipl6-
m3ticas,
All, vaya. Pues...s viera que nj
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Los carrancistas dicea habcr "bte-
nido I'm formidable triunfo schre los
fclicista cerca de MatamOros. FL
individuo que llev6 la, n"oticia. al
puerto, llevaba tamhien el encargo
de conseguir cuanto coche y auto
m6vil hubiera. para acarrcar 10;
muertos Y los hcridos cue tuvieron
los leales en- cl combale.
\ como los muertos NJ dlran ri
una sofa palabra acerca del verda-
dcro resultado del com6ate, queda-
mos siempre en- que fueron los ca
rranciStas los que ganarOn.
CARICATO.
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GUADALUPE BERLANGA. Partera.
500 Monterrey 81.

DIR. F. vAzQUEZ GOMEZ. Oldos, Car
ganta y Nariz. 200 Frost Bldg, San An
tonic, Texas.
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Muy bucnas ccscchas dc cereales.

Sc ha sahido aqui que IN la ha-
cienda dc Jalapa, propicdad de dol
Oscar Braniff, Sc e&ta lcvantando Il
magnifica cosecha de garbanzo Y trl-
+! so. Ia que ha comcHzado = ser Nevada
4 varias rcgioncs de Ia Republica.
prcvio page de dcrechos al Estado, Il
los comerciantes que de antcmano Ia
tenian ccntratadaa.
! Diariamentc Sc embarcan por cuen-
Ia del gobierno del Estado g%randeS
/ c~antidades de los cereales mencicna-
dos. los que estin Siendo pagados a
cmpleados nombradoS por el gobicr-
10. pucs la hacienda del senior Braniff
cs de las "incautadas' desde que im-
peraba cl prc-constitucionaliSmo en-
| este Estadc como en- toda "a Rcpubll-
ca.
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POLITICA MENtDA
(Viene de la Sal

ruG dc aquellos limosneroS .....
"Se ~perdieron las ccsechaS dc
en- Ncracruz"
;.Asi esta TODD en- Mexico, prrdi-
&c!
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NECESITG SCHortras aciivaS y trapajddo-
raS. de- bUclI cUndU"ia para atcndcr una
]TruiCria. Ssh. r. m 81. Il
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r%spECIALIDAD en- reclamaciones pOr da-
nos personales atropelloS. etc. lIago toda
clase de cobranzas. F. p. Mctaoskey. PEP
Frost Bldg.
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UNICA CASA QUE VENDE DE T0DU ron
CORREO. Fnfi6grafoS V ntsCGS Columbia,
Cruces. Barandalcs. MolinOS MOClezuma.
$500 Y $50 Hidalgo. $1,000: la Campans
Si.5G. Ropa. SombrcroS. CaiZadO MucblcS,
Medicines. YCrbaS, ArtfculOS McNIcanoS. etc.
PiGanos infOrHrcS: J.. n. Flores y llno.,
Box iGS FlOrcSvlllr. Texas.
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NENDENpS Ia ramoSa rrhulla Bermuda
drrectamCn,c de nucStrOs- pIantiuS. Tn
hulcal con ~ lihraS. par express o cOrreo
pOr SIS. lin ruSi3i con ipD llbraS Por
$500. PiGanSc preC!OS para cnvloS dc ma
yOr Caniidsd. GarantlzamnS >u prontO nm
DarQuc. LIBERTY PLANT Co, 3l9 froSE
Bldg. san Antonio. Texas.
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SS.ISSSC
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESiTA reCamarera con cAperlcncta
v una mucllaciia para ayudantc. ocurran
al Southern Hotel, Gale DE- nolOrosa y
Main Plaza.