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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

berry, secured another mount after
the two men had escaped within the
dense woods south OF Brownwood.
about four miles from Savanna. AIT
er a night in the thickets they made
a break for the Black Jack, good
hiding place for all classes of Grim
inals in the border days. and reached
the shelter OF the mountains success
fully in spite OF the efforts Of the
officers of the posse 10 stop them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30
ROAD MAPPING PARTY
WILL COVER THE STATE

Special to The World
BIRMINGHAM, Ala Sept 20
Much interest Is being aroused
throughout tho country over the
tour OF the Bankhead pathtludi1S
commission. which will inspect
number Of proposed routes from
Memphis, Tenn. to III Paso, TeXls.
There are two routes to Inspect
between Memphis and Little Rock
two routes between Little Rock and
Fort Smith, one route between Little
Rock VIA Hot Springs to TeXarklnl'
Ark, two routes in OklahonIl, Two
routes in New Mexico and three
routes in Texas. The official party
will start from Memphis Tenn. Oc-
tober IL, and will be composed OF
eX- Congressman r. :. Plowman,
president. and j \. Rountrec, secre-
Lary Of the Bankhcad National high
way association: one United States
government engineer, one civil en-.
gincer three distinguished disinter-
estcd citizens living east Of the Mis-
sis5ippi river. There viii be several
newspaper representatives, photog-
raphers, etc ,'he official party viii
be compose ~ ten and will travel
in automobiles.
The pathfinding party will have
the latest equipmct for observations
Of the topography Of the country
r0a is. They Will have maps. data
ara all Information about each
route they are to inspect, before they
start 30 they will know the route
when they commence to travel over
the SAM. The pathfinding commis-
zion. who pass on route, IL composed
of five members They will make a
report OF the most favorable route
from Little Rock To I'll Paso and the
board of directors will receive the
same,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30
ROLI9HEHONOR I'll
sssasssanuau 7auanuunsssns

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-Total
nu m ber Of casualties TO date:
Killed In acLion tincluding 2ol
at sea- ....... TO3l
Died of wounds ........... 2,260
Dtrd Of disease ...-.-r.-.--.r..1-..l. .sS2
Died from accident and other
causes .,,,..,...... ..,''.' JOb
Wounded In action ........ls'6S2
Missing In action Cincludlng
prisoners ...,..'..''.'''' 4'Sob
Total 10 date ......,......3 3b,06b
The following casualties arc re-
ported by the com manding general
Of tho American eKpeditionAry
forces:
Killed In action .............. IT
Missing in acton ............ 0S
Wounded severely ...........l
Died from wounds .......... 2
Died from accident and other
Died OF diease ..,.,...,,... 3
wounded, degree Undetermined. 2
Wounded slightly ....,......... |
Prisoners .,...,. ..''.'''''.,.' :
Total ...................2Os
Oklahoma list:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

DRUMRIGHT, Okla, Sept. @9.--
Attorney Walter Speakman Of Sham
rock has succeeded Attorney Charles
Z. Steele OF Drumright as assistant
county attorney at Drumright, Mr..
Steele having handed IN his reslgna-
ton 10 take effect At once. Mr..
Speakman will serve only a few
months, or until Howard Speakman.
brother, who has been in the ma
tional army, RECEIVERS sufficiently to
return homo and take up the office
OF assistant county attorney.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

Ransom s. Rabun. wadley, Ga.
Corporals:
Harold w. Kunow. Rochester, n. Y.
VIM. ]. Lutz, Birdsboro, Pa
Clarence @. Schneider, Avalon, Pa.
II. j. Schumacher, Dolgeville. y. Y.
Privates:
NJ. Arseneau North Carver. Mass.
Victor Bershinsky. Chicago, ILL.,
Theron Belts, Cleveland, Ohio.
Harry Cornwell. Cleveland, Ohio.
Fred Coz. Princeton, Ind.
II. Z. Doucette, Dorchester, Mas.
Keeler j. Gray, Bloomsburg, Pa
Cad c. Hnugh, Brookville, Pa.
Walter w. Held, Leechburg, Pa
Monroe G, Hodge, Atkins, Va.
Andrew =. Jedynak. Chicago.
Died OF Disease.
Nellie NJ. Dingley, Ashland, wis.
Corp. II. +. Worthlngton. Miami, Tex.
Privates:
Chas. +. Constantine, New York.
Oscar Gilbert, Candy, In.
Bernard Heinsler. Rochester, N. Y.
William Sloss, Romulus, Mich.
Died From Accident and Other
Causes.
Prlvates:
H. Ernest Gerred. Boyne City. Mich.
| JOnn JuTycNlNH' i1hlNN"' ~
Charles l.. Post Wetherfield, Conn.
Killed In Action,
Lieutenants!
Jas. Ivan Dappert, Taylorville. Ill.
Cloyd Doup Funderburg. Piqua, o.
sergt. Arthur Childs, Boston. Mass
Corporals:
John NJ. GAMER, Rome, n. Y.
+. Herman PySner. Park Ridge, n, J.
Bugler:
WIN. u. Slevcrs. Gothenourg. Neb.
Privates:
Vastly Danillnk, Russia.
Noalie II. DeloEier, Great Falls, Mont
Earl w. Green Rockville, Conn
Robt O. Griggs, Satilo, Texas.
r. w. Heidelberg. Marthaville. Ia
Karl w. Hurr, Bucyrus, Ohio.
George II. Imhot, Philadelphia, Pa.
Royal Keller, New York.
Orville Lowe, Bonville, Ind.
Robert MRloy, Parrotsville, Tenn.
H Ge. Newton Meredith, Admission, Ala
Arthur s. Miller, ThurSton, Ohio.
Mike PietZak, Salina, Pa
Jas. J. sullivan, Chicago, Ill.
J. J. Thoemmel. San Francisco, Cal
Mark Tonks, witt, III.
Noramn II. Neith, Gonneaut, Ohio
Paul T.. white. Ochlochnee, Ga.
clyde lain Wright Marshall, Mich
julius Zannettc. Clitfsidc, y. j.
Died OF Wounds.
Lieut.. II. c. Tritt Vienna, III
Sergt. Z. Harrell Howard, St. Louis
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Died OF Disease.

Dltu Vi DisCuSs.
Privates:
Edward NJ. Carr. Chicago, III.
James c, Mcintyre. Chester. Miss.
W. II. Meyer. Long Island City. n. Y.
Luther Murrell, Eldorado. Ark.
Died From Accident and Other
Causes.
Priv Joe Hardy. jenkins, ny.
Another list shows:
Killed In action, 80 missing, In
action, 10: wounded severely, 90;
died from wounds. 81: died from air
plane accident. 1; died from acci-
dent and other causes. 4; died OF dis
case. 10. Total. 1873.
Killed In Action.
o. w. Holmes. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
{. X. kimberlin, Glennie. Mich.
Corporals:
Seferino Aruppe, Liverpool. Eng.
Morris Dunn, Council Bluffs. Iowa
Fred Ebert, Columbus, Ohio.
Albert Froelich. Milwaukee. Wis.
rrivates:
Jose f. Archuleta. Springer. N. NJ.
h, +, Brown, Brooklyn. n. Y.
w. NJ. Durr, Norwichtown, Conn.
George Dvorak. st. Louis. Mo.
Carl c. Dyvad, Albert City, Iowa.
Henry Edinger, MarysVille. Iowa.
d. A. Facundas. New Orleans, La.
Giovanni Gazerro. Tori, Italy
James Hamelakis, Greece.
Willie Il. Jeffries, Chester, Pa.
Charles Il. Krug, indianapolis. Ind.
Giovanni Lascola, Sicily Cantania
Province. Italy
Webb A. Leath, Blanch. Ala
Glen r. Murphy. North Ridge Road,
Perry, Ohio.
James 7. OConner Phoenixvine. Pa
Carl Olsen, Bocholin, Den amkr
Clarence NJ. Parcel, Centerville. Ia
Daneto PiZZuti, Pittsburgh, Pa
John NJ Travis, Victor. Kan.
Stanley l.. Wagner, Sheffield, Pa.
Charles w. Morris. Detroit Mich.
Charles Reher, Shillington, Pa
Aaymond Sallade. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nirgile Salyoars. Humphreys, Ky.
Geo. l. saunders, Terre Haute. Ind
Leroy c. shelton, Rochester, Ind.
James ~. spencer, Bellevue, Pa.
Willie Tedder. FSffe, Ala
| Clarence Tracy, Rochester, n. Y.
! Harvey Cdic, Oshkosh, wis.
| n. Nidacovich. New Orleans, La
Charles u Noris, Stregis, Mont.
Charles n. Weathcred, Riverside
Drive n. Y.
Henry q. webster. Edinboro. Pa.
| Frederick 4. Weber, Mex York,
Isldore Wcinstein, New York, n. Y
George 7. Worms. Meta. Mo.
Matthew Wynne, New York, ". Y.
Walter L. Yochum. Baxter, Mo.
Henry A. Young. Somerville, Mass.
Sam Zolotorov, Brooklyn, ~ Y.
Died from Wounds.
Lieutcnants;
Harry ]. Green. Troy ~ Y.
Bernard Vanthof, Grand Rapids
| Mich.
Robert n woodbury., PottTllle. Pa
| SerReantS
William ]. Brown, st. Louis, Mo.
walter X. Burke, Washington, d. c
Bernhard II. Schmidtman, PaSoo
| u. G.
George A. waldo. West Pawlet. W
Corporals:
John G.. Garadine, Monroe. Tvs.
Tony Desandre. Meriden, CT.
Walter c. Dietrich. ST Louis, Mo.
Earn j. Watt. Enon Valley. Pa
W. +. Whaley, white Castle, la.
Andrew V. vanelis, Port Washing
ton. Wis.
Privates:
| Jesse Avery. Duke, y. c.
Eura Boitnott. Princeton. Ky.
Harry Nern Rossard, Papillon. Neb
Orle s. Chaffee, pittsburgh, Pa.
John Conway, st Louis. Mo.
| Aubrey cox. Greenwood. Wis,
G. T.. Dewillis. T.. Falmouth. Mass.
| John DolHn, BrooklY, NJ Y.
| T.. II. Dorman, Pittsburgh, Pa.
William Dune, sturgeon Bay, wis
| y, p. Flemming, st. Louis, Mo.
Fren Fontana, Chicago. III.
Leslie B, Handy. Manistique, Mich
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

The Southwest American calls
Ienino and Trtozy "mercenaries. :"
Too mild.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

1t looks as II the allies would have
Turkey for Thanksgiving, remarks
the Wichita Beacon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30


Lieutenants:
Thomas n. N. Hefferan, Chicago. Ill
c. j. Mc0rew Evansville, Ind.
John J. Powell, Opelika, Ala
Sergeanu:
James I. Doris, jr., Yonkers N. Y.
Joseph +. Viewer. Sayville, N. Y.
Corporalsi
Thomas H. Nulty. Brooklyn. n. Y.
| Michael X. O'Sullivan. New York.
Leland Anton Tollefson. Amigo. Wis.
VIM. Edward Heiss. Cleveland. Ohio.
Petrus II. LilJidahl. 81. Cloud, MINI.
| o. w. q. Mcconnell, Ford City. Pa
Nat han MoBerowltz, New York.
| ChArles Il. Moss. Froeport. Pa.
Jesse Russell. Geneva KY.
sam gteinberg, Syracuse, N. T..
Salvatore Virailio. New Haven. Conn.
Frank c. Allen, Ameh Iowa
r.. Il. Brazil, New Albany, Ind
Stanley r. Bugala. Chicago, Ill.
Harry " Chambers, l.arue, Ohio
Allen H. Clements. Seattle. Wash.
Marvin Clements, Gordo. Ala
II. Edward Collins Haverhill Ohio,
| Antoine Danforth. Oneida. Wis.
Coley M Davis, Soperton, Ga.
| George Davis Camden, N. J,
Frank Elmer Drey. Lucas, s. d.
| Geo. II. Giles, Manhattan, Kan
Jos. w. Hause, Philadelphia. Pa
Columbus C. Hill. Harrisburg Ark.
| John j. Nnagle, Philadelphia, Pa.
John williams Owens, WylAm, Ala.
Jacob Prioleau, Charleston. 8. c.
Jacob J. Schaffer. New York.
Jonn ]. SiGkler. Tyrone. Pa.
Died From Wounds.
i Lieutenants:
John NJ. Battle. New York.
Jas. Council Wooten. Columbia, Tenn
Sergoants:
Arthur Beatty, New York.
Christopher J. Byrne. New York.
Edward Oakley Carr, Clarion. Pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

Edward NJ. Carr Chicago, III.
James c, Mcintyre. Chester. Miss.
w III. Meyer. Long Island City, n. Y.
Luther Murrell. Eldorado, Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30
SAVANNA ROBBERS REACH
MOUNTAINS IN GETAWAY
Special TO The World.

Special to The World.
M'ALESTER. Okla. Sept. %
Mounted on two good horses. the
bandits who on last Tuesday forced
A. l.. Seeiser. cashier OF the Savanna
State bank. into the Hault and made
away with $1,000, have outmaneu-
vered the posse and escaped TO the
mountains IN the southeastern end
of the county, according to word
reaching here.
In some manner the robber who
was shot from his horse and whose
steed was killed in the pitched bat
tie Immediately following the rob-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30
Died OF Disease.

Privates:
Nitcher Foster. Luverno, Ala.
Hughie Holloway, Jayess, Miss.
W. ID. Kelberer, Niagara Falls y. Y.
Oscar X. Nash, Onenta, Ala.
Frank Perncll. Selma. Ala.
Charles l.. Randall, Idaho Falls Ida.
Ivan T.. Smith. Fort Wayne. Ind.
r. .. Westmoreland. st. Joe, Mo.
]. W. Williams. Dolphin. Va.
Forest Alvin Wise, Degraff. Ohio,
Died From Aeroplane Accident
Lieut.. s. NJ. Bell, Lemon Grove. Cal.
Died From Accident and other
Causes.
Frank w.0Frey. Paterson. y. ].
n. c. A. Hiemenz. Utica, n. Y.
! II. w. Judy. Cornstalk. w. Va.
C. A. Shanklln, Creamery, ". Va.
Missing I'm Action.
Privates
Edward Marco. Denver. Col.
7. +. Martin, Eldon. MO.
VIM. ]. Mayerio, Leadville, Col
]. X. MeiXler. Northampton, Pa
John i. Mintie, Toledo, Ohio
| Andres Ribera, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
w. S. Robinson, Lawrence, Mass.
| Carl A. stark. Jamestown, Mass.
Niels =. Taft Oakland, Cal.
tIlltT w llttloAlbills = llllNt Nlluus
Marine Corps Casualties.
Summary Of casualties 10 date;
Officers-Deaths, 80; wounded,
65: missing, /. Eub total 105.
Enlisted men-Deaths, l027;
wounded. 1,o76: in hands OF enemy,
| II: missing, III. Sub total, S,19l.
Grand total, 3,29G.
The following casualties arc re-
ported by the commanding general
OF the American eNpeditionary
forces (included in above totAD:
Killed in action, 8: died OF wounds
received in action, z; wounded in ac-
ton (severely). 22; wounded in ac-
ton, degree undetermined, .: in
hands OF enemy, .; missing in action,
il. Total, 80.
Killed in Action.
Privates:
T. W. Anderson. Sheridan. I'll.
Francis W. German, Goodhue, MINI.
Raymond ]. Hess, Somer, Mich.
| wellman. II. Huey, Detroit, Mich.
Edward J. Reichle, Newark, n. ].
Died Of Wounds Received In Action.
Privatos:
! f. O. Rrandcs. Tillamook. ore.
Edwin r, Cecil, Eugene, ore,
! J. u. 7. Doris, New York, y. Y.
Raymond +. Farrell Newton, n. j.
In. II. Knox, Fredericksburg, Va.
| Y. Il. Prohaska, Peavertown, Ore.
Jake NJ. Thrig, Sterling, Col.
| Wounded In Action.
| (SeverelvO
Scrgeants:
Elver r. Lamkin, Chicago, III.
Albert T. Stuart, Conncllsvllle, Pa.
Corporals;
n. W. McKenny. Piqua, Ohio.
IL. y. Sullivan, Brooklyn, y. Y.
| Privates
EA. w. Ashbaugh. Denver, Col
w. X. Banks, New Monterey, Cal.
W. c. Davis, Seneca Falls, y. Y.
George Il. Fremin, Cutoff La.
Richard A. Heath, Wardnor, Idaho.
Arthur l. Larson. Hartford, Wis.
Arthur r. Morgan, Ashland, Ore
James McMullen, Liverpool. Eng
]. \. Mulford, South Tacoma Wash.
n. A Needell. Albion, y. Y.
w. q. Sandrok, Napcrrille, Ill.
LLOYD Schuler. New York. ~ Y.
sherman Sircy, Oakville. Nv.
lC. 4. smith, ChattanooGa. T'nn.
Michael smith. Watertown, 5 n.
Todd smith, Grass Valley, Cal.
Fred williams. Conowingo. Nd.
Wounded In Action.
| previously reported missing,
Priv. q. r. Crist, broadway, y. Y.
In Hands Of Enemy.
previously reported missingl.
Priv. +. ]. BerElind, Chicago. III.
h. A. Graham. st. Louis, Mo.
Returned To Duty.
previously reported missingl.
Priv. Peter Nicastro Chicago. Ill.
| MI. SAr,h,yn,t A A,t,eJcan ca Ns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30
ENEMY PRESS SHOWS
. ALARM OVER EVENTS
Both Editorial and News Columns
Reflect Anxiety Over Bulgar
~ Peace Offer

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 29.--German
and Austrian papers reflect extreme
anxiety concerning the military SIT
uation and especially the bulgarian
request for an armistice.
1.-THE Neue Freie Pressc or vienna
Austria has taken all measures
gske certain that reinforce ments
reach the scene OF operations
e earliest moment and give tho
arian army tho utmost sup
a telegram from Vienna reports
arrival there OF two OF King
.dinand's daughters and says that
'peror Charles hold "A long con-
ience with Premier Wekorle on
= situation,
The Lokal AnzeiEer, the vossische
1itunE, the TAEeblatt md Germa-
N, four OF the leadns papers Of
win, all sxhort the nation to be
this fatefu hour. The
Angeiger says communication
vnsta ntlnople must be main
yy all means at GcrmRnys
A~prta. the socialist organ,
Altar "a TO deal with the poB-
OF A collapse OF the German
"a. on the western front and
appeals to socialists to help
man people remain stead
Vnrlng that the hour had now
ITO speak plainly. Vorwaertb
he question no longer Is one
lauest. but OF attaining peace
orderly way. and without un-
iblo burdens. adding:
he government must DO every
hIA N
the conference table together with
Its allies as speedily as possible. II
must be the government OF German
emocracy which goes 10 the con-
hrence.
THE greatest war humanity has
experienced ends as war purely or
elsrman defense, and as such 1t must
now quickly and as well as possi-
pie DO brought to an end"
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Died OF Disease.
Priv. VIM NJ Mccormick. Lutte.
Wounded Severely.
pFiyntes:
John B. HRrtncts, CoIlinsville.
Ernest s. Lahdrcth, Idaboil.
IAcut- Vernon w. Atkins, Lamont
Tho following casualties are re-
ported by tho commanding general
Of the American expoditionary
forces:
Killed In action .............. 81
Missing In action .............. II
Wounded severely ..........2So
Died from wounds ,.,,..,.... a.
Died from accident and other
causes .'.',,.....'..
Died OF disease ................ Q
Wounded. degree undetermined 2
Total ...,...,..,.''''. .S17
Killed In Action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-30

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-20
Sc ESPERA MEJORE FL
TRAFiCO COMMERCIAL
CON iNCLATERRA
Is possible que varies barcos
nercaates visiten los
puertos mexlcanos

CIUpAD DE MENlCO. Dc. 10
TanJo cl concrete de csta ciudad CO.
mo cl de EeracruZ, cstun sumamen-
tc satisfechoS ante Ia perspective.
bien defirida Va. de IN intercamb:o
comcrciaI con lngiatcrra, que dara
principle en- estes diaS con Ia I!cGada
del vapor Albania" procedenrc de
aquelias costas p~ritanicaS, trayendo
un gran cargamento de m~crcanclaS '
maquinaria que sc habian pedido con
anterioridad Y que, debido q Ia amor
malidad, no habian podido ser en-
barcadaS.
In seguida del albania" saldra de
Liverpool, rumbo q las costaS Vera
cI Director. banco que,
dsspues &c tccar la Hahana. vendra 4
tracyaos tambicn grandes car%ameN-
toS que fueron pedidOs a lnglaterra
deSde antes que eStallara Ia guerra.
F. Director" llevara de Ncracruz
m~ercancIas que nos fueron peiidaS
lambien dc tempo atra<, tales como
h~enaquen. raiZ de zacaton, tab2cc en-
rama Y cIaborado, Y algunos otros
arrlculos de im~portancia para Ia eX-
portacion de Mexico.
En- las casas ingIe>aS &c ha jnfOr-
mado que Ia Gran Brctaua est@ dis
puesta a in~teasificay Su concrete col
Mexico de una manera CNtraOvdina-
ria, pueS teniendo que p0ner en- acJl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-20
MEJ0RAR Ell
SERYICI0 De LOS
TRENES
tVicuc de IA Ia

estaba sustraido al scrvicio 9Ibiico,
hara cue c. trafico en- CT ano cntran-
tc. mslore de mancra notable.
!. prop6Sito dc este mismo interc-
Sartc aanto, Sc dice que los conner
cientes dc Ia matroPoli Sc han diri-
gido al gobicrno Y 4 Ia Direction de
los Fcrrocarrilcs. pidi&ndoles que ea
10 successive. no -, ha@an distincio-
ncs para ccdcr carros de carga, quo
2 ciertas personals So facihtan con
mas cficacia QUO q otras.
BESIDE hacc mucho tempo. no dis
novcn de los trcTcS de carga oror-
tunamcY-c. mas cue los concentrates
lie alcuna manars r~clacionados COZ cl
]rohierno. amigos &c 'os ministries G
de los generates, Y cor clio. et rcsto
dc los comorciantcs fire c7andcs
pcriuicio*.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-20
UN PUENTE EN- MALAS
CONDICIONES

Sc rccibicron informeS aver en- ia
manana en- las oficinas de policIa, De
que cl puentc del canine de Frede-
ricksburg Sc encontraba Ell maias con
diciores a causa de las iiusias que en-
los ultimos dias han caido sobrc Ia
ciuCad.
Con este motive. @! citado departa-
mento. cnvio . un polic!a con q ob-
ieto de que vigilara cl trafico mien
tras ell Inseniero DC Ia Ciudad que
fua innadiatamcnte notificado, dab@
ordeucs para que q puente en- cues
ton. fuera r~cparadc.
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ACTIVIDADES De LOS
REBELDES EN- NUEVO
LEON lamps.
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Les AIdamas, recog;endo
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VICIOSOo ~ARRESTADOS

"a policia capture aycr, en- difc-
-e,+os lucares dc Ia cilGad, I una
maier que vlol6 los 2rticulos tres Y
cuatro del Reglamento de Poiicl& :;
nm individuo acusado de usar publ
rarrente NAL lcnguIie.
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PARA II 4
MEXICO

En- IA S~errcyarja dc IA Gortc Fcdc-
ri Di4iorou Aye passport para d.
rrgirsc a Tampico. I@man!inaS. Me-
yico. La Se1cras Elizabeth L. BUSH
mel! = Mary II. Cock.
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PRACTICES

PGAS .-SOS
"a ia prso ccGS asol.
Ganazi dc AgT1ltu-s
Manual dc A-:es y Ctisio>
Manual dc .NceitsS = JaboLa
Manual Je Al5,n;leria
Manual ue CarpInte-iE de IAlss
Manual de Cezr2jc-Ia y OSras Dc 6i-1-o
Manual del Coaetero = PoIvSrsG
Manual del CQrsido, Ge 2ieiee
Manual de Coafit-rO-P2steisEo
Manual dsl De- al2G7r-LlcoF!s-a
Manual &c E.ect7rcrdA1
Manual lie En-oErsfla
Nanua! del Holala;e-o
Saaosi Je Ja-dIIeri1 J HeThcEEoS
Nauua! isl Lato-cro &c -S1aas
Manual &C LccherI2
Aaausi Ge NcraGIcA inuuSs-ts4
Manual de- Ptneo-
Naa.zl del Iet,x=ais~ = TelefnIssta
Manual tel RsIorero
Manual C, SaStre
Maria DEL Fa5s.cSaSe Dc NelaH
Manu-, &c Ee:eriHaria y EquisacIoa
%azGai asl I222tefo
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1asaAs@ q PsaiGoS' scompanaaos de u mp0Fte en- Gro
Yossai, &c Express 0 en- Carsa Certncada, a.
GNACI0 E. LOZANO.
s1ls. r, SANTA ROSA AVE. SAN TEX.
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NnxE.As IL \ " cENLAvoS.

NovE-AS DE- \ 50 CENIAFC&.
Amor = Ma-.irio.
At. 60 Rusczr Marco
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r inferno IL los hCmo-es
Il Noy,o P-estado
p P,rgatorlo Lr .1s Solts-m
II Paradise lie laS Mu-eres
e HaGz de los Ma-ss
III Md de E-..ssaO-es
Fl Collar q. Lsnr--4das
T. 81 &C As Mas
Z A!:a.. eE IN Seso
Ia Ei5a &c las Flores
La E!el en- los Lsb'os
L. Nina &c .os JaEnnac
La EiuSa Allegro
Il Co-.c Gel Amor
l.. Princess de! Dc!aE
"a h.la lie Venus
Is Twas NJodc-nas
G5-c-as u, Amo-
is H.s-S del Champagne
Ma-i2. 70: LoTEc lsaacs- 90
sla-iaa U - EIa Gs iaS Olas
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Na.litas 5caa Jas SGesrSs
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.!aLdI.Us sem les Ce.os
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Ec-a.c - C-sAH les AoTo--s
poe7.e SC CaSao las Allsres
PorgGe Pecan las MG!eTcs
P,vTue &iur1Graa las E:S!as
To-oue reInc4den as vIuG&s
Po- ScsIie = una I-ls-
IN Na,es.ad e. Amor
W. n NORA:
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h,.o &s-diJc
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