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room tastefully furnished and felt
construction of the muscles of his
throat when he recognized his own
portrait hanging over the mantelplece.
There was light step behind him
and he turned to find Eve standing
there, regarding him with shining eyes.
"Oh, daddy, you have Gomez" she
cried little brokenly.
He nodded and held out his arms.
Eve came into them like weary
bird to Its nest. 81 have needed you
So" she murmured. II have missed
your
Jenner thrilled strangely. mot
when you had your husband" MUIR
INJURED Jenner jealousy.
"Ah, but you are my dear father"
protested Eve happily; "he might try
but he could never be that, you
knowW
"And you are glad to see mef" asked
Hiram just for the pleasure Of hearing
her answer.
A little later he expressed his sur
prise at finding her living 30 comfort
ably.
II saw your husband-George-
driving a trolley car yesterday-and l
thought you must be in need-in great
want" he explained. II couldn't bear
the thought-and so 1 concluded that
If you could forgive hard-hearted old
man I would come and spend Christ
mas with you-and 1 brought my din
ner alongW
| Eve laughed and cried all at once
and babe the maid bring In the ham,
per, and then she laughed and cried
over the contents.
Then George Lane came Inland HI
ram was somewhat surprised to find
that his son-in-law was not wearing
the uniform Of the trolley company !;
he was neatly, nay extensively at
tired, and 1t took the combined efforts
of the young couple to convince Hiram
Jenner that the young inventor was on
the road to prosperity; that his pres
ence on the trolley car was merely an
incident In the trying out Of new
brake of which he was the inventor
and by which he expected to make q
heap Of money.
"And $3.50 / am not needed after
ALL" smiled Hiram whmsically.
"Oh, father" they cried In unison
and he was convinced.
Then Eve smiled at George and
nodded and ran out Of the room and
presently she returned with an odd
looking bundle of white lawn and lace
wrapped In a white woolly blanket.
'This is Christmas gift for you,
daddy" cried Eve with happy tears
running down her cheeks.
"For met" gasped Hiram Jenner,
putting up his eyeglasses. "What is
itf"
'Tt's acknowledgements
Evel" cried George Lane quietly.
And so they placed Hiram Jenner's
Christmas gift in his trembling arms
and his meeting with Ewes daughter
was baptized with his slow tears-but
they were tears of gratitude because
God had been good to hard-hearted
old man and permitted him to forgive
wrong-and to receive a greater re-
ward than he had dared dream.
4 And 80 Hiram Jenner has another
Eve to worship and he calls little Eve
| his Christmas baby,
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hostess, one who
e n t ert a n S fire..
quently and whose
invitations are al
ways welcome, is
she who gives of
her best to her
friends. She who
impoYerishes her.
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father.ln-law. Some men would have
used Eve as an excuse to wiring money
from the old man-Eve-well, Eve
might be suffering for the very neces-
saries Of life this Instant
His sunny-haired, blue-eyed, happy
Evel
Was she happy now2
Hiram Jenner. CROPPED bllndly from
the car and went home. He sat in his
library for many hours while his serv-
ants whispered together below stairs.
"He's feeling bad because Of poor
Miss Eve" sighed the good house
keeper.
He'd oughter; hold skinfllnt!" put
in the butler in a disguised tone.
There's your bell, Mrs. Dorey," re-
minded the housemaid from her warm
corner by the fire.
Mrs. Dorey wiped her wet eyes and
went up to the library.
Hiram Jenner was sitting before his
great walnut table. The shade of the
large electric lamp threw his face In
shadow, but his voice sounded odd
and husky.
Tomorrow will be Christmas eve,
Mrs. Dorey," he said heavily. ~
would like you to prepare large ham,
per Of food-all cooked and ready to
serve-everythlng that will comprise
fine Christmas dinner Please have
It ready by four o'clock. I will take
1t with me in the car"
"Yes, sir" cried Mrs. Dorey breath
lessly, as she dipped curtsey and
disappeared.
Precisely at four o'clock the next
| afternoon the limousine stopped In
front Of the Jenner mansion and the
chauffeur went up to the basement
door and brought out heavy hamper,
which he with much difficulty lifted
into the car beside his master.
where to, sir?" he asked.
Mr.. Jenner named a street far up In
the northwestern part Of the city-a
section given over to great apart
ment houses.
His cheeks were flushed, his eyes
| SlOne, anu his uuuuS treluDleu
| In three quarters of an hour they
paused before a misunderstanding
gray stone building of the better class.
"You are sure this is the right
placer" asked Mr.. Jenner, wondering
at the quiet elegance of the house the
address of which had been given to
| him by one of Ewes friends.
Eyes, sir" said the man, opening
the door.
80 Mr.. Jenner alighted, and disdain-
ing help from Hanson, he lifted the
heavy hamper and entered the quiet
vestibule. In five minutes he was Gid
Ing up in the lift and standing before
the door of Apartment M, with the
hamper beside him.
There's something wrong some
where" murmured Mr.. Jenner, wip-
ing his brow; "or else that motorman
chap is living beyond his means"
A trim maid answered the door and
her eyes opened widely when she saw
the handsome old gentleman In the
fur-lined oyercoat standing beside the
! Christmas hamper.
"Mrs. Lane? Yes. sir-if you will
come In and be seated. She Is engaged
at present"
So Hiram Jenner sat down in tiny
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soup or escalloped, Is an
essential on these cool
autumn nights. If the
family is small, a few ta-
blespoonfuls of mashed
potato, tomato, beans or
other vegetable will be
sufficient for the basis of
O good cream soup.
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Annie of His Eve.

Bill-Dd you see Peggy today in
her new furs?
Phil-Sure. Didn't she look like a
peach?
Looked more like fall pippin to
me-"
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TRUE HOSPITALITY.

1.-THE ornaments of house are the
friends who frequent It," The happy
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The KITCHEN
GBLNET4ztR
The men of the past overcame be-
cause they had convictions. We of
the present frequently fail because we
have nothing but opinions.
HOT SUPPER DISHES.

For those who have their heavy
meal Mt noon, the hot dish, whether
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PARA
NOMENCLATURE
NUEVA

En- pro de II patrlotlca IDEA a..
probablenente sera bien reclhlda en-
Ell Estado. Sc essa hacienda nroDagaH-
da en- alguros de los pueblos De Te-
ZaS.
Is algo que tienGe a enaltecer Y per
retuar la nemoria dc los hijos de las
d;versas ciudades teXanas. Que niue
ran en- los campos dc batalla, comba-
tiendo por la libertad bajo Ia bande-
"a americana. en- la preSente gran con
tienda V es algo facil de llevar a IL
practica. sin cue clio consrituya .sa-
crificio alguno.
Sc trata de mudar e. nombre a a.
eunas de las GALES de las ciudades te-
xanas. poniendoieS. en- lugar de los
nombres antiques, los de sus hllos
muertos en- Ia guerra.
Cuando una de elias Ia dado y ST.
que dando. su continge7Ie para 81
gran ejercito Y muchos de estos SOL
dados han perecido heroIcamente en-
los campos de Francia. Los nombres
de estes soidados de IA libertad, pue-
den V deoen ser recordados de todos,
V este que Sc prcpone, es sin dUda el
n.ejor medic.
Parece ser cue eli algunas ciudades,
la de Brownsville entire elias, sc La
tornado yaien cuenta u proposition Y
Sc cree que, despues de ampliamente
discutida. Sc llevara a la practica.
Hecho este en- una de las pobla-
clones de Texas, no Sc duda de que
las demas seguiran 81 ejemplo, AZ
diendo este tribute de j~usticia a sus
hiios muertos en- Ia guerra.
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T@ IL ganco, ns vahn gre sde Mexico pagadrs en- pmau ere mxeane Pork les Agenes de
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE COMPANY.

Trinidad, Colo. The international State Bank
The Denver Stock Yards Bank
Rocky Ford. Colo. The Guaranty State Bank Of
Windsor. Colo. WalseaouTg ..
Kansas City. Mo. The First National BGal;
Garden City, kans. First National Bank
Kansas City, Nc The Commonwealth National
Kansas City, 40. Bank.
Kansas City. Hams. The First National Bank
Atkinson. Hans. g.. Southwest Boulevard State
Lawrence, k2ns. -. Bank
Topeka, Mans. .... Merchants Bank
Ottawa. Hans. .....Argentina State Bank
independence, HANS Exchange National Uaak
CherryTale: Hans. Peoples State Bank
Farmers National Bank
Sahna. Mans. .....,First National Bank
Abilene. Hans. -. Citizens National Bank
Arkansas City, The Home National Bank OF
Kansas. Arkansas City.
Newton, Hans. 80. First National Bank
Denver, Colo. ....." Montgomery Country Nat;ona
Bank
W2isenhurg. Colo. The Farmers National BaaE
.Abelinc, Kansas. The Farmers National Bank
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PreSidente Municipa!
acusado de caIumnia

PUEBLA. ~ De agosto.-A -aiz de las g.
i~ecciones vcrificadas rccientemente en- csta
ciudad, Ell PrcsiGentc del Ayuntanicnto fud =
cusado de haber tole-ado alEunas graves ITO
gula ridades CT los e1cargsdos Dc las cash
l!ss eiecto.ales. por 81 senior Lcopoldo K
Geiv&n. ex-Presidsntc del misno Ayuntamico-
TO.
Rambler Sc acusa al actual Alcalde dc Ia
ciudad &C haber cometdo ve-dsdcras vio'a-
clones a IL Ley Electoral. poniendo en- prac-
tica manicbras que dehea ser castisadas por
las leyes.
Ell Alcaide acusado tue suieto al respective
proceso. y como .quiera Que eli Juez de DIG
trito Sc Gi5 prisa y vertil6 prontamcnte %
rcfercnte 4 In acusaci6n Gu contra del refe-
-;do funcionario municipal. no haIlando me-
ritos pare proccdc- en- contra de este, 10 la
claro libre e inc-cnts.
En- este Gcberia habor paraia too. -"'S
toda "a poblSci6u supp que ell Presidente de,
Asuntzi1iento habia sit ajsualto. t. n 80
sacion que Sc le hiciera. pero q rencoroso
funcionario municipal no lui5o cue aih qus-
dsra toic. : ? ST. vez, basado en- el auto d-!
Juez de Distrito que 10 declare ~inocente. y7r-
sent5 ante uao dc los ju2Sados ae 70 crlmi-
Eal una aersacion por calumnia Judicial. "a
contra de- senior Leopcldo Z. Gelvan. acu.
sador suyo.
Este senior fuk aprehcndido aver en- los mo-
nentos en- CUE salia de 81 casa hsoitscioa.
y como los gendarnes que 10 aprehenc:e-on
"a sabiaa que el acusado era crcmigo del
Prcsidente Municipal. creyercn coagraciarse
con este cchsndo mano de proccdimienoos
Srose-os para Getene- al senior Galyan. per-
soma u:uy aprecisda en- ests ciudad y ho-
norroie a ce-ta cabal.
e acussdo goa va de libcrtad caucionsl
y IL conducta del PTcsidente Municipal ~
duramente critkada.
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CAUSA ADIIIRACI0S,
TN PEQUEN0
fADAD0R
ssyee.e Ia PEENS4"

rs-.e.r rr-"LA pFFNs4"
SAN DIEGO, Cal. agOslo Eel
mas maraviEIoso De los r~adadoreS
deb nuudo. IN ri1o de tres ano !
rredo de e6ad. Sc e~7cuentra en- esca
.~rohIacS6n.
) How m r-12o Dc per;odistas. en-
ire los me Sc cuerta 81 C-or-cspoasaI
della PRENSA en San Diego. fue-
ron inrstsGos q I urueba es1ec,a.
~ore.el admirable nadaGor do para
!, nra,s, on mo de los assaaaues
de- Coronado. q reouena peninsula
aae Sc hal!a s;t2ada ca-ca de San
Diego y que. cor estos tienpos de -
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Mexico. I'd. tiene de-echo q que Sc ie
circumstance i-nprevista como ausen-
ferale&sa O cualQuiera otro motive, 10
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.. de
LES MERCANTILE CO. Sucucs&i dc
do sienap-e fielmenre cor esSa ool!ga-
no.sst;a, gasto Q pe-dida da tempo;
IS va-daG, hcmos resueiJc dac al pu-
es cie-ta : a efccto'n nos conlpr--
LIARS q IA pcrsona que nos denres-
CO.. de 2Oi y. Main St, LOS ANGE-
ANTILE co. Sucu-sal de III ~ \.
TEXAS. han rsn:do alg-na e una
7cepto o bieu que e. ~comprador de una
oalicsdo c anplear los servlcios &c al
te &c Ia Autoridad, etc. para reclamar
nero; V para o;e esca Dronlesa no que
seridcs QUINIENT0S DOLLARS en- el
cado dc dep6sito No. ~, Guys fotogratla
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20
c~atoIicos en- el
Estado de
Jalisco

La persecution religiose que sc es-
ia !Ievando a cabo por las autorida-
des. 10 mismo las ~civiles que las nj
l~itares. en- cast toda Ia Republica,
especisimenJe en- los Estados dc ia
lisco, Puebla. Aguascalientes ' Que
retaro, precisamcnte donde era mayor
ell numero de los ministries catolicos
esta motiyando diarias y cada vez
mas sig~Rifisativas protestas.
Persona cue procede del segundo de
los Estados antes dichos, nos conu-
MICA que en- las ditimas protestas e!c-
vadas al executive, contra tai Y tan
imotivada persecution. Sc alega =
poderosa razon en- que Ia que espc-
ran ser atendidos los ciudadan1s que
las firman.
Quejaase los catolicos Y aGn mu-
chos reconocidos por sus ideas llpe-
rales Y su respeto hacia las leyeS lie
Reforma, de que en- cast toda In RA-
pdblica. Ia instruction de Ia ninaS es-
IA siendo pesimamente atendi1a, DOR
Ia falta de dinero con QUE pagan rs
sueldos de los profesores.
En- nluchas parties. las escuelas han
tenido que cerrarse o permanecen a.
biertas unos cuantos meses del no,
pues hasta los TITLES escolares mas
necesarios faItan en- elias. y Ell gobier
no es incapaz de aGquirirlos por fall
ia de recursos. En- este case, los pa
dres de familia podrian enviar a u
bios a los colegios particulars que
iirigian los religicsos y en- muchoS
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Cua2do listed merda d!nero =
dsvzefra inr,ediztameute, 81 por atguna
cia del bereTiciario. 81 falleclrl,snto, en-
Sc ple6e hacer eljpago en- Mexico Los
Los ANGELES CAL. Y LOS ANGE
SAX ANTONIO. TEXAS, han cumplI
c;6n. sin CAESAR q su chenceia nl0guna
pgro7colro DuGssra creerse CUE cSTo no
blico u7a Pr2eba de qus 7Uessra affirm
mete1nos = regular QUINIENTOS Do
ire CUE LOS ANGELES NEPCANTtL
LIS. Cal. 0 Los ANGELES NERO
,Nest Commerce ST.. san ANTONIO,
aola reclamation jls5iEicGca pOr tai CO
3r5er o Giro sobra &&xico Sc haya vls;o
Gun AbcSado. Agerte &c Esgoc!cS. Age2
cortra .osos~os In de1ol-cion de 81 q
de On 81 aire, heros depoSi5aco los -e
.BANCO De ITALIA, seg1n cl cert!-i
aqU; SesreprcGuce-
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de los cuales Sc impartia Ia inssruc-
ci6n de acuerdo con los programs
oficiales; mas ahora, la expulsion de
los sacerGotes Y ia campana radical
contra tales colegios Y escuelas, ha
hecho que la mayoria sc %cierren, de
manera que los ninos carecen de esos
lugares de ~ensenanza hoy Que Ell go
Dierno no puede ofrecerles ningunos.
Sc pide, pues, al executive. que
permita a los religiosos seguir i'm
partiendo la ensenanza, de acuerdo
con los programs aprobados por Ia
Secretaria de instruction p1blica,
-cuando menos mientras las escuelas
poficiales puedan servir =! Pahlico de
manera efectiva.
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Cotton, Cal ..s....,F First Natoaa! Bank =
San Be.nardino- CaIS&n Berna-dino National Bank
San Diego, Cal. Security Commercial & SaT!aEs
Bank
Falbrook. Cal. go. Citizens Commercial! 2s&
Cucamonga, Cal First National Bank 0
Coache!,a, Cal. ...- First National Bank
Banning, Cal. ......First National Bank
Upland. Cal 1890. The Commercial Natioaa. BaaH
Santa Ana, Cal. The Farmers & Merchants Ma
ticnal Bank:
RedlGnd=, Cal. -. .Esdlands National Bank
Eantineton Beach, First National Bank
C2I. ~
San Pedro. Cal. First National Bank
San Dia1as, Cal. First National Bank
Ontario, Cal. 1.-THE Ontario National Bank
POrana. Cal. $500. The American National Sank
Azase, Cal $1,000. First National Bank
Corona, Cal. ...... Corona National Bank
Santa Barbara. Cal. Banca Pcpolare FuGazi
Tehschapi, Cal. 800. Bank OF Tehacha2i
.-,. [. y. Trust & Savings Bank,
end & Spring
Los Angeles, Cal. :. S. National Bank, md &
Spr.Eg
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LAS fIESTAS PATRIAS EN-
CEORGETCWN

GEORCETCWN. Texas, agostc %.
Han ~empezado a circular los pro-
gramas para la celebration del CV11I
aniversaro de Ia independence de
Mexico. Segun 10 que re2an tales pro-
granas, las fiestas que Sc verifica-
ran ell - y 16 del corriente seran
de los mas animado. pues tomaran
parce en- elias 10 mas distinCuido de
la c~o!onia mexicana de este pueblo
' sus alrededores. Ell senior Valerie
Vanegas fua designado Presidente de
Ia Junta P~aJri0tica.
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Ell. Is DE SEPTIEMRRE EN- PUE-
BIO, COLORADO

PUEBLO. Colorado, agosto 2r.-
Cada dia es mayor el entusiasmo de
los miembros de Ia c~olonia meXica-
ma de este iugar. para conmemorar
dignamente ell aniversario DE- "a pro-
clamaci6n de Ia Independence de
Mexico. La Junta Patriotica pres!dl-
da por eli senior Jose B. RamireZ. esta
hacienda todos los e~sfuerzos posibles
por que resultan Suntuosos los festl-
wales en- P-Gyecto.
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Zoos nc &C. -ier~;or>s.

Totayia Sc siguca re.ib;srdo IN las ofici-
mas del Juzgado DC D;st-ito CO este puerto
actaS ea les cue - c~onsiSnan vioiacioaes in
sc-idas / Ia Ley Electoral Gu-ante las c!cccio-
rcs para d;2utsdcs : sensdcres verificad@s
-ecic2ccTe15c.
De varies yreb,os dcl poaieatc Dc! Estado
han GeEado vccinos quo soa portadores de
actss dc acusaciGn en- contra &c varios e
prcs~ncaa;as de la auto-idad. Y en- dichos do
cun-en,7s So ~ccrtifica que tales aatoTidsdes e.
5~e-.ic-oa preston sobrc a!Eunos votantes. pa
"A Que estos votaraa en- favor dc dcterni5ados
candidates.. opoaieadosc en- earibio. a Que Sr-
:~rzsaran poc los candidates Independence.
Esta ir-eSularidad Que cast lega z ceiito,
- cone;io en- varies puntos del Estado' a
tl-Ss- por los daeos que arroj2n las sct2=
cue han sido prcscntadas ultimsnentc a Ju"=
de Dist-jtc &c esta ciudad.
Uro de ;os vecinos que con o5ieto de preser-
"a I Z .atoridad -e:erida Una acta han He
:aGo Ge Veracru=. manifesto cue tuvo Que
hace7 81 visje 4 pie. pues al entc-arse 81 Pre-
sidca:c Municipal de SUI pueblo. &c que vsnia
ri puerto jarocho a p-esentar Gue!a contra
81 aue3az6 con tu5ilarlo 81 era so-prcndido
tomando 81 t-en para saiir &c IA localiGad.
e. ve-iao nncna=sGo sparcnt6 s~ujsta-se a
n exigencia del alcalde: pe-o ap-ovecho IA
p-imera opo-tunidad cue Sc lc present6. para
salir fu-tivanrente Gel EugRr : enprender el
riaic rumho a csSn locsl!dsa
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Los ANGELES lTIIETRBCCIA2BHIlIE co. e n "1 IN. : s*::;ss .,,,os

81 Ia. quiere mandar dinero a
TO VA a RECIBIR 81 FAMILIA en-
&C el lugar precise Gonde el dinero sera
por2al o .Agente p~agsdor. TODD este an
con ia garanJia adenas que en- case de
lie devolve-a a I'd. previa orden de can
TIA nj tra6ajo. ocurra @ escriaa = LOS
\. Main St. LOS ANGELES. CAL. G
1l21&-A ". Commerce Sn. Antonio, Tex,
clio cs e. mas rdpido porQue poaenos usa
SECURE. porque teremCs Cocrespon
So lis:a publ;camos: el mas GARANTI
devGalve ei dinero al ~corlpreGor del
EABER TENIDO JAMAS UNA so
=. sobre TODD. nuestro prcc:o es el mas
de testimonies oue hemos recibiGo y
Ocarra @ escri5a 4 los Angeles Mer
geles Cal. o q Su SEcursal en- San Anro
) a cuaiQuiera dc los BancoS Que tienen
.BRE MEXICO PAGADEROS EN- PLA
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v~EEACRJZ. "a De a-csto.--ent~o Ge
b-c.ss dizs Sc c:.ara : una a5zmsiea general
Il, /. Ia Z, of-:z}cs Navaies". : eIecto
j., fija-ye N Ella 10, aurnento- que 81 !9s
suicides = .oGos .cs oticialcs dc marina dcoe-
n aa5er. 81 virt1d de los a~--es;os qCe 81 70
a. r,-,.5i, IL y,yo-,-.f,
lcI ss,ors,s n has, d. " sur.ea,o en- ,os
i,--,rs no ms--ia2.do-.
e ono -. o.;., - r.pr.z,B.acis, Do =
ay-u2aci6n ee.s5r5 los a~--s-,oa rcsc-y3os,
aca5a de rezar = este Puerto, p-ooea@n-e De
Elca:an. - 5oade ts":oiea s.a:o de ce.ebsa:
a--sSics ia%nl.,os con los co7.eanias Do =
areIa region. en- favor de Jos marines cue con
elias .ra0n'"n.
c-,.,-s-o. ana -aroe.
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Mexico. sabiendo dc anter:aro GUAM
ORC o PLATA MEXICANA; sabien-
pagado ' ell norlbre de nuestro Cores
les de que I'd. sueite IN solo c~entavo J
que ell dinero TO Sc pueGa pagar, Sc
,eiacion. sin Que lie cueste dinero, moies-
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO. POI
Los ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.
Y no sc a~rrepeRtira, pues nuestro servi-
: 81 TELEGRAPH en- case recesario. cl mas
ales Girectcs en- todos los lugares Gu
2ADO porGue en- case necesario Sc le
1iro. ou 10 prucba 81 heci:o de NO
"a RECLAMATION JUSTIFlCADA
como 10 demuesJran multitud
lue Uusted podra yer cuando guste.
camille Co. col \. Main ST.. Los An
10, Texas, 112L2-A West Commerce st.
.stab!ecido este servicio de GIR0S So
"a i ORC MEXICANO.
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Cuando necesite iibros en- espaao,
dirijase a 1gnacio E. Lozano. lis \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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LES AU1YIEHITTAN 81. SSEUJEID0 4
los HARlNN0S MEXECAN()S

re- Er-iquez. ha surCido TN c~cni!icto o-igi-
aaGo pcrcue los prirneros So separaron icm-
oo5as-lentc dc sus paestos. On virs"d &C uh
per-aiso qro o5tuvirror. sicndo su7,tos po7
- sesundos.
A&o-a cue los mlnicipcs nrop;csa-ios ou'"-
yco waiver = sus 7uestos. sus s~uoaer;es e
a:c-zn a abaadoaa. aque'los. sie-do este Ct
o-;Sca Gel c~ontiicto que tcnd-t o. -~sso'rc-
G! Cabildo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-25

Mann. Ariz ..-.. Sank o. miami.
Tempe. Ariz. I'd. -iFarme-s and Merchants Bank
Mesa. &-iz. .,.....The First National Bank
wicsez5u-g, ,A-ic. The Central 6arE OF Phoenix
Flagstaff. E-iz. -. The Arizona Central Bank
Flagstaff. Ari&. .-Fi-ss National Bank
Flagstaff. A~5z. -. Citizens Bank
wirslow. Aziz. The arizona State Bank
-NisEui-C Clifton The ella Valley Bank an3
More7cy, HARDEN Trust Co.
Ray-SafFo7d TIE ella VALLEY Bark ard
WinEeimen. At;z. Trust Co.
The Bank OF Arizona
Clark-da,e-Jerone Williams State Bank
Williams. Ariz. 49,. First National Bank
Albuquerque, y Milne First National Bank
Rator.N. M...-.Tha Ninnsqua Bank O. Pret.o
E2tcn. Colo. 1900. First National Bank
Fort Collins, Colo. Fort Collins National Bank
Longmont, Colo. Lo2cmo15 National Bank
La Junta. Colo. First National Bank
Los Angeles Cal. Morris Arsatt:, Inc. 220 y.
Spring s..
o1nacd, Cal -......Fi-ss Netioua! Bank q
Riverside. Gal. ..... Citizens National Bank
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-25

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