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The spectator., 1918-11-08

0 .. Bilheimer of Denver, Colo. has been appointed Southern department rampatgn director for the next big drive for funds to continue the war wosk being done by the Red Triangle forces In the army camps of the United states and overseas, army Y. NJ. C. A the Y. w. c. A. the War Camp Com. munity Service. the Salvation Army, the National Catholic War council inc American Library association and the Jewish Welfare board.
 Mr. Bilheimer Is one of the foremost mon in the Y. NJ. c. A. movement He 10 member of the international committed of the organization, mem- Der of the National War Work counefl ana . master organizer and executiva as successfully directed the last army Y. n. c. A. drive for the Southern da- pertment. comprised of Texas Arkan. sas. Oklahoma. Louisiana, Arizona and NsW Mexico. and was unanimopslv chosen for the larger responsibl,itv of the approaching campaign. dpr,ng wAlch the country will be called unon
 
 to support the Y. NJ. 0. A. and other important war work agencies.
 Mr. Bilheimer will be located :. Dallas during the campaign period flo will have an able corps of assistants and specialists on his staff to c.rry out the various activities connectod with a campaign of the magnitude of the forthcoming financial drive
 Mir Bilheimer was chosen to diract the entire United War Work caunoi,., 3or funds to finance the work of Inc oeven war work agencies becau>a of As successful experience and his mn usual ability. His selection came dI Reet from the New York headouarfers Sl the consolidated campaign. with the ooatd approval of the people of the 0x Southwestern states. who are upaer As leadership. to furnish their part OR the $1T0. 100000 which he nation U1ll be called on to contribute between November II and IS.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
CHURCH HAS LOAN LEGION
eo0ess and Entire People "Lined up' ter Bond Buying and
 Boosting.

1Sv. Arthur Hale Keeney and 500 0GAsY people of Jeffersonville Ind. a S0y of l3.000 souls, are formed into a AAttAlion fox the Fourth Liberty Loan army. They are not the only ones at Jsffersonville who are loyal to the gov srnmsnt. but are an illustration of the spirit of the entire citizenship
 The 800 people of DI. kceneys bat tali0n are the members of the Pres by tsytan Church of which he is the pas. ter And they are all Liberty Loan booster 10 the last one oi them. They have bought bonds n the other cam paignD and they mean to buy to he limit in this one They are equally determined to buy of the Fifth and Sixth and Seventh and to the end of the government demands.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
5S JEWISH WORKERS
 GOING "OVER THERE"
Col. Barker Bids Godspeed to the Graduates of Train
 ing School.

The whole-souled cooperation be- tween the seven great organizations working for the happiness and welfare of our soldiers and sailors was re- gently illustrated at the graduation exercises of the tenth class of the Jewish Welfare Boards Training School in New York Col William s. Barker, who went to France represent ing the Salvation Army with the first contingent of our troops and has been over there" fifteen months was the principal speaker and wished the fifty eight Jewish workers of the class God speed, while Louis Marshall, the proml- nent Jewish attorney and philanthro- pist of New York, lauded the work of the Salvation Army among the boys al the front.
 What our fighting boys need Is in- Spiration and heart and character in those who are there to help them" declared Col. Barker You will rep resent in the camps and overseas the ideals and standards of the Jewish faith, and 1t is up to you above all liilllES tb Dt Cb1iSlStenI III your iigious practices Practice what you preach. That, 1 am sure. has been the secret of our own success. If you live up to the principles of your faith and give what you have to give from a heart big with love. the boys will re- Spect you, whether they be Protestant, Catholic or Jew.
 The newly graduated feld workers will make a total of 260 men doing field work In our camps and naval training stations under the auspices of the Jewish Welfare Board. The Board has about fifty .'huts" in the various camps and maintains centers In all large cities where soldiers and sailors of all faiths are welcomed. A headquarters has recently been estab- lished in Paris. and 100 men are being recruited here for overseas work. There are now nearly 125,OOO Jews serving in the army and navy.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
Commissioner s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That In pursuance of the authority and di- rectlon contained in the decretaI order of the Chancery Court. of Franklin County, made and entered on the 1st day Of October, A. D. 1918, in a certain cause (No.7D then pending therein be- tween w. w. Adams. complainant. and I'd. Bowles ct al. defendants. the under signed, as Commissioner of said Court Will Of er for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder. at the North door or entrance of the County Courthouse in which said court Is held, in the County of Franklin within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on MONDAY the Huh day of NOVEMBER, A. D. 1918, the following described real rs- tate, to-wit
 South half of the Southeast Quarter and the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 23. Town ship i. North, of Range 2S West, in Franklin County. Arkansas.
 TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being re. qured to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause. with approved se- curlty, bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and lein being retained on the premises sold to secure the pay ment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this Fist day of October. A. D. 1918.
 SEAL ELMO HUNTER
 Commissioner in Chancery
 Expires Nov F
The spectator., 1918-11-08
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness and that "a by constitutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an h. famed condition Of the mucous lining of the Eustachiaa Tubo. When this tube Is inttuWod y'a have rumtling sound or m- perfect hearing. and when IL Is entirely ciosri l,aia.s5 is the result Unless the inf7mW 'u caN rc reduced and this tube restored .H i'H normal condition. hearing Will be destroyed forever Many cases of deafness @I" causcd by catarrh. which is an nilem,1 condition Of tho mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the { stem
 " w'n give One Hundred Dollars for any Sas, or Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cur"o Ny Hal's Caurrh Medicine Cir. cutafS Y f'rr -cIst2 jC
 :. aaa
The spectator., 1918-11-08
Government Wants
 StenographerS

The government is needing Stenographers and is advertising In various papers, of which The Spectator is one. offering $1. 100 to Sl, POO to begin on. If you want to help win the war take a course in stenography. We have scholarship in one of the best schools in the state for sale.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
PROPOSED NEW CONSTITUTION Synopsis and Comments Improvements Eade Over the
 Constitution of 1874.
EDUCATION.

TOT tuition for all sh that the general Assembly
 provided huucaon O Gov erno to serve without Commissioner of in o superintendent Public nave county Board or Education of live compensation County least six months school n county hgh levied M trust for the sohoolu fund " - ~
 mere are no radical changes from the old Constitution article Is designed only to make "c nave been developed by of educational
 ana constructive policy Arkansas today uonay among the states of the Unon proposed should within short time take place among
 s inc article probably the best the subject
 state It Will to the the power greatly increase the efficiency of their schools It will the rural sections to develop high schools well improve taly schools One of problems move rom the country the town for educational Vantages This process obs rural communities pest czens One of the most important of
 at which makes possible to provide high school advantages TOT country boys and girls County supervision established every county and system County Boards elected by the people and responsible only the will ana make effective the best thought and educators.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
BOND ISSUES.

XVI Sec Dvs~des bonds law to pay present Indebtedness
 
 naton of more than ooo nhban the affirmative
 
 
 
 shall usoa shall 
 There principle firmly established in modern and finance than that of bonds pubic and to refund long and existing Indebtedness of cities counties and tons individuals refund their liabilities under favorable conditions and Progress and development demand than be made available existing No burden fastened by the adoption of this provision Any bond issue must be authorized by majority of at least 60 of the qualified voting special election The people and whatever they decide final It their business The Constitution only supplies the of carrying their will They made truly sible stockholders In their municipal business affairs The people at last shall say whether community bs gressive and uptodate, lag behind the procss<ea-
The spectator., 1918-11-08

84 acres. 30 in cultivation, good house and out buildings. good school and phone. 5 miles west of Ozark. z. l.. EVANS, owner.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
TAXATION.

At provides that a subject s1arsa shall be a.sA General Assembly shall direct making the equal uniform the which shall taxed higher than another species " property of equal value It is
 
 
 
 
  County municipal   a mills municipal
 No other the Constitution represents result much thought hard and deberation this It the composite wisdom of three weeks of dusson which the whole subject of taxation in all its phases and from all possible angles thoroughly analysed The principle of equality and uniform it has been retained from the old Constitution The peoples thoroughly safeguarded the made sui fenty flexible insure sufficiency of The dodger uncovered and much property that has escaped it's of the burden will it's share No additional levied the people who the authority fer the evyng of additional taxes is essentially dsrnseraae 
 
 provided that Actuarial Bureau to x ks1ncs be created e be under the control q the saga0os O. missioner.
The spectator., 1918-11-08
United War Work
 Campaign Program

The campaign begins on Monday morning, November II, and ends at midnight on Monday, November IS As approved by representative of the Government at Washington the SlT0, ,50O,000 will be divided as follows
 Y NJ C. A .S1OO. GOO. 900 Y w. C. Al. 100000 National Catho-
 lie War Coun-
 cll (inclniing
 K n ' h 8 of
 CuMmhuS) ). 30.000,000 NHr Camp Com
 muuiJy Serv-
 iCe.......... 100000 Jewish Welfare
 Board ...... 3.5O0,OUO \ m criCan IL
 hr9ry Associ-
 alton. ........ 3.500,OOO Salvation Army 3.5O0WO Any surplus will be divided pre- =ita
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k0ticias de VeraCruz
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>crIici0 Especial para Ia PkENSA.

NERACRUZ, 6 de febrero.-En la
madrugada del dia i de los corrien-
ties. los laGroneS p~enetraron en- una
zapareria situada en- Ia esquina de
las GALES Aquiles Cerdan Y Cinco
de Mayo, propiedad de I'm senior Do
mingo Navarro, eXtrayendo de dicha
casa cincuenta pares de Zapatos
finos V Quinientos pesos en- orc ma
ciona!. 4 las pocas hOraS de verifi-
cada tai haZana. dos sOldadoS fucron
a~prehendidcs a. intentar i%ntroducir
en- 81 Quartet IN costal de zapatos
nuevos. y al hacer las averiguaciones
del caso Sc lego al conOcimierto de
que tales zapacoS q los robados
en- Ia casa de concrete del senoc
Navarro.
Los soidadoS fUeron remit!dos ante
n autoridad politica Y el propietario
del calzado recupero su mercancia,
no asi los quinientos pesos que nc
fueron halladoS en- poder de los de-
Jenidos.
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Per desfalcG De doce nil pesos.

Aver quedo de5en:do Juan Talave-
"a. Paeador de la Ia. Brigade de Ia
Division de Oriente, acusado de ha-
Der dispuesto de doce mil pesos orc
nacional. de los iondos del Gobierao
que tenia en- su poder para tubrir los
'haberes' de las tropas. QueG6 4
disposition del JueZ lie Distrito.
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PAGINaAS LsEESSAS

puGs de Ia MEGA. De ALI Ia importan-
cha considerable que tiene ei triunfo
cristiano de estOs momentos. En- c!
Barrie Santo. esta cl Haramech-
Cherif tre-into sagrad9l. Dentro de
e Sc levanta acknowledgements bella
Ia MeZquita de Omar. construida tcda
con piedras aZules. Existen an ALI
piedras que provienen del Temple de
Salomon Y vestigios de Ia casa de Pr
latos. Rcstos de iGlesias cristianas
han seryido para levantar ligeros edi-
ficios del quito musulman. En- medic
De IL Mezquita Sc eieva Ia Gina De
Ia Montana Moriah," Ali fue donde
el Rey David VIC al Angel Eytermi-
nador. que dirigia su espada fulminan-
te contra Jerusalem. David levant6
ALI el altar que llam6 de los holo-
caustos, Y Solomon su hijo, edific6 ell
Temple, "cuy0 diseno habia mostrado
el Senior Z su Padre" Este temple fuG
5..+rn;ao -.-oh,ooaoroso,. ro.di-
p,,.
'!l""0 ''Sp".o
'""' '"., S" 49,
''o'' 80:
st ,e iii" ''i""
If"c"oS Io' o""
!u&"F Dci'"i'o I'll "o''"e 'ea"s P"9'
.Tr,,os;h,a s~;or;aro annnera fam
/.
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Asesinc que es capturad0.

Fue a~prehendido en- este puerto, a
peticion de la inspection General de
Policia de Ia Capital de Ia Repu6lj-
ca. Francisco Herner, qU!en mace dos
meses do muerte 4 Migue. Gonzalez
en- los llanos de Falbuena cerca &c
Ia mencionada capital.
e. ascsino logr6. 4 raiZ de SUI ma
Zana, burlar los eSfuerzoS que Ia pc
licia hizo entonces para capturar!o,
pues Sc EMBARGO para la Habana, de
donde vino hace POGO. creyendo que
su pista Sc habia perdido 0 que 81
crimen Sc ignoraria aQui. IA Sc pro-
cede a llevarlos 4 Mexico, en- donde
sera juzgadc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-11

ORIZABA, s de febrero.-Por dis
pcsicion Gel gerente general del Fe-
rrocarril M~exicano, antier Sc deere
to III paro general en- todas las de-
pendencias de csc ferrocarril, que du-
TO cinco minutes, en- sehal de duelc
por la muerte De varios empleados
de IL misma compania, que perecie-
ron a manoS de unos bandoleros en-
yeeiente asalto sufrido por un tren
del Mexicano en- el ramal de San An
dres TuXtla.
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NotaS teatra!eS.

Con gran entusiasmo cs esperada
aQui la compania de Zarzuela V Ope-
retas Eienesas de la que es estrella
IL W famcsa tiple Esperanza Iris,
que actua en- uno de los teatros de
Ia capital de Ia Republica.
Tambien ha pedido el teatro Prin-
cipal de este puerto, para hacer una
temporada con 81 compania de YER
SOS, Ia artista mexicana Virginia Fa-
Dregas.
la compania de ~zarzuela que &C
tua en- Ell Variedades bajo la direc-
ci0n del simpatico tenor c6mico espa-
mol Jose Galeno, ha estado ~estrenan-
do con muy buen Gxito las ultimas
zarzuelas del genera chico que han
sido e~strenos recientes en- los yeatros
de Mexico.
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Los EE- u. de acuerdo.

Tanto 81 DR.. Moore como los de
mas capitalists exc Interviewer g.
este asunto, nan dec-arado cue 81 Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos pres
tara toda su ~ateaci6n ' SiHypaca n
proyeceo de colonization insicado. Y
por 10 tanto !e GI-& S. svoyo moral.
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In 4 ohstaculO.

No oDstante los felices auguriOs
que para los senores Ob-eg6n Y Ca
rama, Y para e Or. Moore, tiene IS
,e asunto. Sc cree que en- Mexico Va
a provocar una tempestad de proteS-
tas. especialmente de aQuellas per
sonas que no est&n de acuerdo con IA
venta de terrenos en- Ia Baja Cali
fornia. nj en- cue los colonies sean
otros cue meXicanos.
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS

Los mincros de Alaska. 3 tomoS :. STA
Al polo AusIral en- veioclpeuo. . IomuS U.S
David Copperfleld. 3 tcmoS ........... 10
Dos AbordajeS. 9 toInos ............. p.Sj
Fl hi.o de ORC. = tomos ............ a.G
Oliyerio Twist, por Dickens. . iomos tgi
Fl legajo No. ti3. Por GaboriaD.
2 tomos 100
FL Sofa EN-
SOrdelO Andrea, pDr Mn fr1aS ...... Oh
Tn EstadlSta Argentine, historic de
yia de Don Nicolas de Apellaneda ~
Apuntes De IN ~descon0cido. , tnInoS 2.Dj
El Bulue M,alditO-Tela .......-..... 1.9
Los Pescadores DE Jrepang. tala 49,. asa
nouIetavilIe en- Husta, HIislca ...... i.sD
Ia misma obra eInpastada en- tnla . i.ai
Thu ......... ........ -.-...... ....... $50
La Procession de JOS Dias ............ ago
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IN CONVENE COMMERCIAL,
CFicae dc la LAY

10. p~rohibiendo ell envio de cargamen-
los a los EStaioS Uni&oS, q menos
5ue Sc sup.ima Ia practice de subs
-ituir In marea ;taliana por Ia orici-
nal es2aIola. ESpana necesita much2s
mercaac:as americans : desea lie
a a III sntenj;miento Sobre Ia base
lie una ayuda mutua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-11

Otra declaration que el mismo Go
6ierno ve con agraGo, y Dor tanto
no sc ooondra,l Ia inversion lie CAPT
-9i americana ea este asunto.
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AVENTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL

a - centaros tomo)
FL proranador de I'll boca
Una Roche de Carnival
FL instinto de una Iibora
Il misterio de Il ocho dafas
Pesca diricll
FL tonic demasiado listo
Fl complot del 1uez
Fl proScr!pio de u moDtala
In piano aMetralladora
LanzadoS al abisIno
FIair ierroTlfjco
Daniel al $50 Y FL 0So Juan.
FL Cacique negro
Linchaniento fr7caSado
La pstatua paPlaAts
Los besuilos retoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-11

t"fSiIcilEi. ll 'Itllib Nl IT,
, rucrdu dc c~~l'aniu para los d'uliS
purbluS 81 dtI que CalCaU Subrt II
ms C0l"raS y mis- SeEjeHCIas. Ia que
mcrcceS Mi fnror y MI ca-llgu rlglf-
roS0S."-EZequirl \.
Jerusalem! iSueno eterno de los
pueblos cristianos de Oriente Y de
Occidente, tn luz maravillosa ~resD!an-
dece eli medic de Ia l6brega noche De
Ia Edad Media, Y los pueblos van ha-
cia ii a fin de librarte del poder dc
los infieleS. a fin de que seas de nue.
vo ell baluarte cristiano del universe,
Pedro ell Ermitano predica en- el 81
Clio und&cimo con palabras inSpira-
das III liberation. Los cristianos cru
IAN su pecho en- senal de jurameMto.
MuchoS mueren en- Siria. Otros mas
felices lograran r~eScatarte. Gloria =
II, Godofredo de Boullon, rey dc Je-
rusalem! ;CondujiSte a muchos cris-
>ianos enardecidos por Ia palabra AZ
Jiente de San Bernardo. de CUTLER
mo, Arzobispo de Tyr. i.All! estan to-
dos los reaieS cao"!.eFUS' 'eieS-eo
Barbaroia, Ricardo CoraZon Ge Leon,
Felipe AUGUSTA Y tamtos Y tantos @
sros. Pero los Santos LuZares sc ha-
Ian may ~lejanoS. Los CruZados 10
! cOaoccn los caminoS, lS2oran .os re-
cursos de los paiSeS que atTaYles@n.
Les cneniigcs son ~ralerosos y no ce-
: den una sofa Pul-aGa De teyreno sin
-omba-e. Dur2ntc ci~ncuenta ) sictc
! amos impera nuavamente el christian
no; pcrO es arrojado. Los s~arr2ce2oS
So" mas : mas 1uef'cS Ie.cce5' la
?ehut'''''" efu-*o"' !" oC."'"' -"e 80
Is! heE LUIS L. que S'''o " '0''e@'
Las caycEoh 'eSPues oI" I"
80" nav
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my 100 .''''','-,' q "''-.''
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"ee' i''S "''''.'"S .e 'o"o' 'oS f''',', ;,
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
ilriiase a IGNACIO E. LOZANO
iIS y. Sta. Rosa Ave. S. Antonio, Tex
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RiBLIOTECA DE INDUSTRlAS
LUCRATIFAS
CiENCIAS Y EDUCACION
ENSENANZA

Arlc d" cduCar a los niioS ......... $50
Historic de- Ia Pedagogical pOr Werner Goc
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OBRAS DIVERSAS

Beethoven. Su vida y sus ohras,
poF Chan9voiEe .....-....--..--... S1.J
Cesar Franck, por D1ndy ........... 10
Dias de Paris, Felatos Sobre ia Guerra I.2'
Grscja Ante la guerra Europra, POP
EleuteriO fenlzeloS ----..-...-.... I'm
parlarnentarismo, por AzOrin ......... ~
la Casa de Gerranies ......-........ dB
la .MuIer, FL Cura y La Famlia 49,. en-
La Garcia DE- Thespis, Por ZamacoIs ca
Los Herederos de Ia Gran rrased1a . 80
Los prAniursos Espalioles Contern-
poraneos liz
Hygiene del Hairimonio .....-..-... IA
NOyiSimo secretarto universal ....... 90
Trozos I.iterarioS en Prosa ......... e.LI
Trozos I!tesarioS EN- Verso ........ ~
Hygiene del Seurasisnlco ........... L.
Motives de Proieo, por Jose En-
rlQue Reco go
Manual de L.awn-Tennis "a
Manual de Reno On
1Ibro de ORC, recetaS titles ......... u.ii
List. por Chaniayoine ........... L.J
la Hygiene en Mexico, por A.. }. PAM III
La vtda de Ruben Darto, con,ada
por e mismo s..j
Aetodo para tugsr Tresillo .....-.. e.:s
Cronieas Y Di&logos, por Benavente d. PIX
La Victoria en- Marcia ............. IA
Id Guerra Europea. Edlci6n nus-
tTada, TomoS 4 la rnstca ...-.---. -,
Empastados en- tela ..........-..-.. iLJ
La literature Espafola en- Ia edad
! Media a Ia rdstica ...-.-..-..... 2.H
! sccretarfo de los Enamarsdos 1870. r!5
observation-disclosures. por Za,Dacois cf
Wagner, por Lichtemberger ..-..... =.
Historic de Espana .-.............. LII
p ,todernc nrestlgirador ...""..:. -
FL Eonhre Libne. Por Tolsioi ........ 90
kuestro PsryeRir. Por yol Bernhard t.H
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JERUSALEM.

'.ITe ALI 4 Jerusalem. que hahia Va
rultcaGu rn medic lie la nacI0nc~
\ tn ri crntrO lie La CamIriiIS. tn
Vlo!adu mis- 0rGen"S. Ia TaliadD q
ms IeyeS. Y sr ia hrrh" mas rtiIpa-
HE qur las C~anpila- y las nactune-
que Ia rudcan. Hare dc ii an de-
,jcriu. IN motive de "pruhIu \ a.
,~"rgucnZa. IN "Icmplu ! M re-
rucrdu de- c>paniu para hos druii-
purbluS 81 diI que calcan Spbfr' Il
ms c0l"raS y mis- ~SeEEeHCIa~. Va que
mcrcceS Mi fnror y MI ra-llgu rlglr-
pGSUS.'-EZemiIrl. T..
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LOS ALEMANES ENPLOTAN LOS
POZOS DE PFTROLEO
RUMANOS.
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:. postmaster II Sdn !SnIOniU. TEXAS, =
D.. ON FrbruarH 9TH. a. required by =
= The act IL October G, 1917. :.
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ser,icio Especial para Ia PRENSA.
GINEBRA, febrero l0.-Los peri0-
dicos alemanes dicen que los pozos de
petr6leo que fueron sacramento dana
dos por los rum!anos &ntes de ~retirar-
Sc del lugar en- g! cuai estan local.
Zados, han sido reparados debidamen-
te Y Sc e]ncuentran actualmente en-
pleno trabajo Y Ell abundante eXplo-
taci6n. Fl valor de dichos pozos de
petroleo, segun dicen los propios pc
ri6dicos. Sc estima en- varios cientos
de millones de pesos. SolamenTe los
que eran propiedad de Ina sofa COM
pania han sido valorizados en- cIento
cincuenta millones.
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OBRAS POPULARES EMPAS-
TADAS

OBRAS POPULARES EMPAS-
TADAS
a u ccntavOs cada unaI
~Quiromancia
Guta del Buen Siryiente
iGegoS Y depOrteS
Labore5 del Bello SeHo
AumTnto de biene5taT. ? t0nloS -. tI
Manual lie PoStreS Y licOrtS
Manual dc rcpoSteria y paStelerl2
HAZANAS DE FANTDMAS
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III renio del rrirren
MistsrIosas rechorjas
Horrible eStrat5Eema
Cadaver que hahla
JuVe Contre FantDmds
Fl mufrto one Hata
la huella del murrio
FL aRentr sefretO
FL dOCuInentp niineTo !
PrisiOncrO de Fantom3S
Fl dlamante del Rey
pestreza lnutil
Fl ab0Yado misiartoSo
Fl pOliz0nt+ apache
Fl nih0 ~desdparec!do
Fl 3hoTcado DE LundTe3
Vida por vida.
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