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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-27
PUBLIC SALE

| will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, ON the farm of John
Brannon on the Fleming Pike near
the Cahill Pike. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
At l o'clock p. m. the following de-
scribed property:
Gray Horse, eight years old,
l Gray Horse, four years old.
Good pair of heavy harness, COM
plete.
1 good Wagon.
1 good Riding Cultivator, used two
years.
Hay Frame.
Turning Plows.
1 Drag Harrow.
1 set good Driving Harness, hand
made, used two years.
pair Horse Clippers, good as new,
used one season.
Other articles too numerous to men
ton.
Terms made known on day of sale.
C. T. BUCHANAN,
Maysville R. D. No. 3.
H. C. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-27

of glass. 1t is sometimes called the
Lake of Mystery"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-27
FOR RENT

Building formerly occupied by the
Chenoweth Drug Co., Second and SUIT
ton streets Apply to Mrs. ]. c. Rog-
ers. Slime
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-27

MOST NOTED TROTIERS AND PAGERS OF kMERI
IN GREAT SPEED CONTESTS EACH DAY.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-09-27
MAYSvILLE aARKET

The e. l.. Manchester Produce ca.
Inc, U. S. Food Administration.
License No G-09467
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
The Man Of III Hon
SPEED Up SWIFT
ADVANCE ON SE|DI|A
by WEBB MILLER

United Press Staff Correspondent.
With the Americans In France. nov.
7-The first army today speeded up It's
already swift advance upon Sedan and
is bearing down rapidly upon the city
now only q few kilometers distant.
American aviators report the Ger.
mans are hirriedIy ~retreating behind
the city. East Of the Meuse observers
declare that at some points the enemy
retirement Is practically Il rout Great
quantities Of equipment and material
are being abandoned. The Americans
have made further progress on The I'M
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
"The Man Who.
Finish
The Big 6. War; :.
FLASHES
Berlin--yia Zurich, Nov. 7.%-Rolland
was proclaimed a. republic Monday.

III iSNA 49, ~ 80 -
was proclaimed q. republic Monday.
Berlin-via Wireless Il London,
Nov. 7..From the departure Of our
plenipotentaries to the west front it lis
concluded that a formal deveio Nnent
Of arrnistice measures VIII follow
shortly it is officially announced.
Washington. Nov. THE organiza.
ton Of d league Of nations has been
agreed to BY the Versailles confer
ence,. diplomats said today.
burg, whose vote was 90 for suffrage
TO 50 aaglnst it.
The suffrage vote m the city Of Wat
ertown is as follows:
For All.
First ward "a
Second ward .-@.s.4..-,s..sa.@.s204 s
Third ward -.-.--5@ss.s-s178 50
Fourth ward ss.s.-a.+M-,-s.-247 IS
$3.50 ---
Total in city ss..788 3I7.
Majority for suffrage ~.471
THE vote outside the city It's report
ed Us follows for the eleven precinctsss
For suffrage
Against suffrage q
Majority q 146
This gives a total majority Of gu in
the county out 81 the reporting pre-
cincts.
Information from the suffrage head.
quarters at Huron 10 g the effect that
similar conditiopsS6xis throughout ths
state, so far as reported, although bit
portion 81 the state has been heard
from
upon the basis ofst5e returns this ~
rseeiyed tte suffrage management 49,
warranted III saying ira bDakofa
has granscd suffrage its \
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
WOMEN WIN IN
C0DNGGD0N co
BY LARGE VOTE
Every Precinct Thus Far Reported
is Favorable to Suffrage
But One.
BELIEVED STATE LIKEWISE
Suffrage Headquarters Feels War
ranted in Claimingn Amend
ment Has Carried.
BELIEVED STATE LIKEWISE

# Codington county is indicative of
the situation throughout the state,
woman suffrage has carrie 6 biz
majority.
Every precinct in Codington county
thus far reported 0the number report
ing is 80 gives the amendment q ma
jority with the exception .of Kranz-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
The Guy Who
thing he Could.
Not Finish

the terms before getting full authority to sign or reject.
The signing seemed to authorities, to be about the only sane
course open to Germany.
London, Nov. 7.-If German plenipontentaries wish to meet.
Marshal Foch and ask for armistce terms they must advance to the
French outposts by the way Of the 1himay Fonrniss La GapeIle,
GuMe road IN order to be conducted to a place of interview, a Paris
wireless dispatch says.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
BY WILLIM PHILLI PsIMMs
Omitted Press stan Correspondent

United Press stan Correspondent
Paris, Noy.7--The next few hours are expected To settle wheth-
[er war g to stop or 60 on. German representatives bearing 4 white
tag may appear any moment in No Mans Land bringning 81 Yes
or Mo- to Marshal Foch.
4 the answer ~ negative, preparations already have been made
Ito carry the hoshlities into Germany from the east.
London, Nov: 7--PremierL Lloyd George received an official con.
hrmatlon last night that Germann arnistice delegation had arrived
within the British lines
Officials well informed say the armistice u esrtains
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
By CARL D. 0ROAT.
limited Press stan Correannndent

Nashigtnon, Noy. The signing of The German armstice terms
was regarded here today IS certain and imminent There was 10
of6ciais confirmation however early today % reports that te signing
had already occurred.
Ihs. government proposesst e. make public ths important tiidineaz
SaSquckiy - they come
ssS#aIt sseEeds likely that 40 news III rs the nature 81 te teras
WouldS bsT 1gissn until thela Carmen commission reported ~ passincs
slAedz ~ hsd txaksn esstioonas II nspeasrted Il 81. .t.ts d.p.rty
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07
Greatest War IN History
at End; Allies Victorious;
Americans Capture Sedan
(By United Press

MM @ ~ A&&M
The war is over. Germany and the alie, signed an armistice
shall Fo.h's terms are akanowna N II u saelzds provisions which win pre-.
vent tie resumption Of hostlhnAss the greatest war Of all time Las.
come 10 an end.
AS the document was signed the allied armies were smashing
forward on 4 one hundred and fifty nile front from the Scheldt 10
the Mouse, tearing the German defenses to pieces and driving the en-
envy in utter rout.
The Americans took Sedan this morning andn great gains were
made at all points on the battle front.
Before the terms were submitted to Germany, the kaiser was
forced to apply to Marshal Foeh and Admiral Weyms as military
and naval representatives Of the allies under a flag Of truce.
While virtual peace was thus cocluded Germany was in the throes
Of an incipient revolution at home. A revolt Of Tie sailors at Kel
has spread through Schdswieg -Hosten, and several large cities incud-
ingn Hamburg are reported 10 be in the hands Of revoluiionists.
(By United Press
Paris, Nov 1.-THE greatest war of all times came to an end at
two o'clock today. The allies and Germany signed an al1istice three
hours earlier on the field Of battle. The German delegation had to
come to the allied lines under a white flag.
Sedan, one Of the historic cities Of Europe, was captured BY the
Americans this morning before an armistice was signed, after an
additional advance Of four miles.
Sedan was the scene Of the really decisive battle Of the Franco
Prussian war, as it marked the destruction Of the strongest French
army thenin the field, together with the capture Of Emperor Napoleon
Third and Marshal Mcmahon. The battle began August %, 1870,
between the French Army Of the North and ragged four days. In
September 2, Napoleon addressedsa personal note to the German king
accepting their terms.
/. . . ]. j !. . I. !. .. .
When hostlities ceased on the west front the battle line i
! apparently was located as follows: Selzaete on the Dutch from \
tier southward through Client and Andenarde ;southwestward 4
. through Condo to vicinity of Maubeuge; southwark to vicinity I
4 of Hirson; southeastward to- vicinity Of Sedan; southwestward i
along the German border to- the vicinity of Badonvile: south- i
. ward through German territory tos the Junction of the French, I
HE GoMnpr Aa CuGmTk owI
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27
Stocking Are Alway In Demand---
And We Never Fail To Supply The Demand
With Best Values Obtainable

Women's Thread Silk Stockings-pan black and plain
white double soles high splced heels wide garter tops
Women's Thread Silk Stockngs-back, white and colors
double oles high spced heels wide garter tops seamless
Pair 500
Womens Stockings, thread silk double soes, high spced
heels wide garter top black white and coors Pair ST. rs
Womens Stockings = fine quality silk isle, double soles
high spiced heels wide garter tops Pair LOO
Womens Fiber Silk Sockngspla black and plain white
double soles, wide garter tops Pair ........... SOC
Childrens sox-plain and fancy opsa sizes Pair, 25c
floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27
FLAGS
For Labor Day Parade

Another large parade is scheduled for next Mon
day-a day when Labor the great industrial army
back of the boys in the trenches will celebrate its
tional holiday. Those who require Flags for this
great event will find we are we'll prepared supply
organizations with flags
12x18inch flags 3Oinch stats with gilt spears 1Oc
12x18-inch flags 4Sinch stats with gilt spears 100
16x24-inch flags on 36nch stats with gilt spears zoe
Special prices in quantities
Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27
The Harvest Is Here !
Serve by Preserving


why has this store been successful? is question
which is asked occasionally And answer is that we
have always given the best values obtainabe plus good
service good perfect Styles absolute salts
faction, and honesty in advertising and all statements
made in the store.
Now about values. What you get here is what say
will give you-a4ways We buy merchandise
with extreme care, being sure every time to get the
finest styles and finest qualities at the very low
est prices! And, instead of trying see how much
can get for goods, mark the lowest possible
prices on them, being satisfied make moderate
profit.
You get real values here every time. We believe in
square dealing and give every patron the most they
get for their money.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27
Last Call For These Final Priced Blouses

an hh mod n day W
hnsb don
n% % h hg Fnd h hHh y
h Idh and s Bk BnW
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27

Beautiful Georgee Crepe Blouses, hand embroidered and
handsomely beaded Some neck with large collars Others
with square round neck Also several coaess bouses with
fine tucks Some have frs with fine lace and hesttchng
Sizes 80 46 Coors white flesh maize bsque, orchid
rose and Nile.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27

shapes of sfn
nc quality
d 70 less lie a h beer
n
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27

Crepe de Chine Blose white and flesh high and low
neck trimmed with fine tucks and pearl buttons sizes SO
40. Several washable Satin Waists in white and flesh. be
high or low, and some slip-on models. as
Sale Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday Better be
here the first day for best choosing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-27
Trimmed Hats of
Individual Becomingness

Beauty is expressed in every line of the large Hats
with the soft dropping brims. Made of Panne Velvet
with undertakings of Copen Blue and Sand. The we'll
dressed to-day expresses much of her person
alty in her millinery. At this store it easy find
individually becoming hat that fits your personality
though it had been designed especially for you.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
Siguen las eoIectss para
81 baECO URicO de Emil
sion, en- Mexico

PUEBLA, Febrero iO.-Farios We
mes. cast todos ellos comerciantes,
lie la vecina poblaci6n de At!iXco, "a
cordaron hace algunos dias organiZar
n agrupaci6n que trabaje Ell ell sem
lido de recabar fondos cue lie seran
lroporcionados al ]gobierno. a fin de
1ue este aumente el Elective que
piensa dedicar a Ia fundaci6n del
Banco Unico, que viene siendo un
D~royecto Gesde hace algunos meses.
Con tai fin, anteayer Sc rcunleron
II e. local de la Administration de
Correos de Ia mencionada Villa de
Atlixco, varios conocidos comercian-
ties de csa l~ocalidad, Y p~rocedieron a
n formation de una mesa directiva
cue los trabajos prellmina-
res. IA cual qUed6 integrada de la 81
g~liente manera: Presidente. Rafael
Anzures MAYA: Ficc-prcsidente, Re-
migio Hernandez; Secretario, Jesus
Ponce; Tesorero. Pedro Tapia y Sub
tesorero Carlos Ponce Y Reyes.
BESIDE luego la agrupaci6n dispuso
cue Sc nombraran comisiones que de-
beriar acercarsc a los cOmcrcia1tes
de la ~poblaci6n para ~invitarlos a con-
tribuir con dinero en- effective para
Ia formation del Banco Unico, ha-
biendo sido nombradas dos con1islo-
mes.
Igua'mente Sc acord6 organizar
fiestas con veiadas l~itera:;as, corridas
de toros. etc. con el mismo fin, de
recaudar la mayor cantidad possible
lie fondos que le seran enviadoS IN
mediatamente al gobierno de Ca
para que este les de Ell empleo
que a bien tenga.
E. gobernador de Puebla, tan lue-
eo-como tuvo conocimiento de ia inl-
ciat;va Nevada q la practica, de los re-.
reridos vecinos de Atlixco, suScrlbio
IN elocuente m~ensaje en- el que fell
q los iniciadores de 10. que el la
ma "obra patriotica", Y los exhorta Z
no desmayar en- su magma obra que
merecera el bien de Ia yatria.
Sc sabe aqui cue Ia c9lnp2Iia de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
dice que...
(Viene de la 2a.)

aviadores; pero estamoS preparados
para TODD 10 que s%obrevenga. Los
Estados Unidos nc pueden hacer mas
que 10 que hiceron cuando eran os-
tensiblemente n%eutrales.
"Asi en~contraremos al II proXi-
mo enteramente confiados. Nuestra
posicion en- el frente occidental debe
mejorar diariamente Y va esta efec-
tuandose ALI, donde ell enemigo STEM
pre- ha tenido una s~uperlor!dad nu-
merica, ina igualdad de fuerzas.
"Ademas todas nuestras fabrlcas
de municiones estan trabajando pc
"a IN frente V el total de nuestras
enormes reservas de materiales Sc
ran inmediatamente despachadas
ALI.
"Nuestras tropas en- ell frente oc-
cidental han ~empezado a c%omprender
que los dias de la guerra de trlnche-
raS sc Qdlldl pluAiiioS
Nuestra retaguardia Sc halla llbre y
todas nuestras reservas dis
ponibles. Ell gran golpe puede venlr
ahora. blonde Y cuando?
"Estas son las preguntas que los
lideres enemigos Sc hacen aHslosa-
La respuesta es esta: Guam
do V donde 10 quiera Hindenburg.'
Sabemos que el elegira ell tempo y
lugar que conduciran a la victoria.
LA flota aleman tambien, partlcl-
para en- Ia proxima ofensiva, segun
dice ell Tageblatt. ga flota alen'a-
ma, libre de ~preocupacion por su re-
taguardia, puede ahora ~volverse Al
occidente con toda SUI fuerza compile
ia.
La tarea que lie espera a la tiota
u cuando Sc yea apoyada
sostenida por sus aliados. sera muy
Tenemos entera fe en-
Ia marina alemana, que ha m~ostrado
a menudo su anhelo de victoria Y su
capacidad para cumplir con 81 de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
10 QUE CUESTA LA GUERRA A
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS......
(Viene de Ia 2a.)

inpuestos que empezaran pronto a
porerse en- vigor, de acuerdo con "a
ley fiscal de guerra.
e. eiercito. Ia marina, ei ConseJo
Naval Y demas ag~acias de guerra,
solamente, Sc han llevado la mayor
parte del dinero disponible para los
gastos de guerra, pues han acaparado
u presupue;tos mas del noventa POI
ciento de los fondos de guerra de Ia
Nacion.
Del easto de tres millones de Pc
SOS sufridos en- los primeros dlez me-
ses de guerra para el exclusive en-
pleo de los nstados Unidos, dos ter
ceras parties correspondent al eJercl-
to V a, establecimiento complete NIL
litar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
Sc organizan las acorda=
das en- G0ahuiIa
Darar protection & las
rancheriaS

SALTILLO, Coah, Febrero S.-Se-
gin informaciones recibiias aqui re-
c~!entemente, ell Municipio de Mata-
moros, Coahuila, esta trabajando ac-
tivamente Ell la formation de los
cuerpos locales de seguridad, que Sc
han llamado siempre "Acordadas'.
Sabido es que dichos cuerpos prestaA
utilidades innegaDles a las poblaclo-
nes p~equeHas, pues cuando eStas, por
exigencias de Ia campana, carecen de
guarniciones federaleS, las "acorda-
da;" Sc encargan de garantizar ei
orden V velar por los inteceseS de Is
sociedad que eztan bajo 81 custodia.
FL Presidente Municipal de Mata-
moros es el primer ~funcionaElo de-
Estado que pone en- practica 10 cue
ha. sido. mas que M disposition, una
~iniciativa del Cobernador del Estado,
para progorcionar a los h~abitante'
de las ~poblacione5 de ooca impo-tar-
cia, medios dc defensa adecuados Q
Ia epoca de inscguridades 2orQue a
tcaviesa cl pals.
Parece que otra de las ciudades
coahuilenses cuyas autoridades Sc
preocupan por tomar medidas de de-
fensa V orden. es Torre6n, Ell donde.
al igual que en- Matamoros, e! preSl-
dente municipal ha iniciado algo res
pecto q la formation de una ~acorda-
da" cue colaborard con la no'icia 10
cal en- la conservation del orden.
(Pasa a la Sa. Pag. Col. la.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
,cobre Ell desconso dcminical

La Gran Liga de E%mpleados de
2omercio del Distrito Federal" Sc
.irigi6 en- COMMUNICATION al Goberna-
or del Distrito, poniendo en- n
.:miento De este funcionario, que Ell
~lescanso dominical esta muy lejos dc
or un hecho en- Ia ciudad de Mexico,
rues muchos concentrates. violando
as disposiciones que Sc han dado
II tai seatido. obligan a sus emplea-
los a trabajar los domingos, sin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
Iba a ser diSuelto e]
Consejo de Defensa
de Cuba
Ell Presidente MenOcal no aCep=
to la renunCia de los
miembrOS de ella

HABANA, Cuba, Encro 30.-Por
animosidadcs personaies o tai vez por
apasionamiento de partidarlsmo, la
prensa Guiana ha venido desde hace
varies dias criticando acremente a
las personals que forman el ConseJo
Nacional de Defensa, cuerpo creado
recientemente, segun sc sabe por to-
dos. por ell Presidente Menocal, a fin
de que esa agrupacion sc preocupa-
re- por r~esolver los arduos preblemas
que tenia enfrente V aun ticne ell go
bierno de la Isla, con motive de la
.carencia de where's.
Las pelsonas que integran ell re-
ferido Conseio de Defensa, no ha-
bin dado oidos a las acerbas crl-
de cue, como queda dicho, We
Man siendo objeto, pero en- n de
las ultimas ediciones de I'm diarlo
local, Sc lego hasta ell inSu!to perso-
nal en- contra de algunos de los MEM
bros del tantas vece5 mencionado
ccnseio, V todos los miembros Gle, este
a~cordaron presentarse ante e. Presl-
dente Menocal Y renunciar los pues-
tos qae e. les confio Y devolverle "a
corfiarza en- ellos por el depositada,
vista de que Ia prensa, sin duda,
h~aciendose eco de Ia opinion publ
ca. tachaba diariamente sus labores y
los ponia a cada paso en- ridiculo.
e. Presidente Menocal recibio a los
del Consejo Nacional de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
NO SABEN DE Ell

Desde Ell lunes por la tarde, los
padres del nino Bruno Mendoza de
ocho anos de edad, Sc encuentran in
tranquilos poroue ignoran ell parade
70 de ST. p~equenuelo. Sin embargo,
ellos alientan Ia esperanto de pode-
dar pronto con el, pues Green que Sc
fue con alguma persona de la fami-
liza. Bruno fue encargado en las OIL
cinas de policia, para que 10 bus
quen los agentes del Jefe Lancaster.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
Ell tino del Concurso

MEXICO, D.. F. Febrerolo.-Acrc
mente ha Sido criticada a empresa
de un diario local que abrio ~recien-
temente IN concurso al fin del cuai
deberia recibir c~incuenta pesos de
premio la persona que identificara a
otra en- plena Gale Y lie diiese cier-
tas palabras sacramentales por todos
~conocidas. Segun Sc dice en- publico,
uuien identified al portador del pre-
MIC ofrecido por el diario en- cues
ton, fua On ~joveacito de aPeIlido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
DE Ia CIUDAD DE MEXICO

Torres, pero los empleados del dia-
rio autor del concuTso, que acompa-
naban a. tenedor del premio, lejos de
e~ntregar..e este al que 10 habia ga
nado, lie propinaron golpes Y dieron
el codiciado premio a una agracla-
de- senorita de quien Sc dice que va
estaba en- ell ~secreto. Los editores del
diario acusado no han tratado de
s~incerarse, siendo esta otra de las
cosas Que les echa en- cara la opinion
publica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06

que aquellos puedan protestar, pues
Sc quedarian cesantes.
Ell Gobernador del Distrito Com!
testo a los manifestantes, que en-
cada caSo de violaci6n a la ley del
descanso dominica, de que ellos sc
den cuenta, solicitor ell apoyo de la
p~olicia, pues esta va recibe instruc-
clones para ~proceder en- contra de
los comerciantes enemigos del repe-
lido descanso dominica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
(Pasa a la ga. Pag. Col. 2a-)

z~arzuela que trabaja IN uno de los
teatfos de esta localidad. sera invi-
taGa por los vecinos de AtliXco para
ir a aque'la poblacion a dar una serie
de funciones, dos cuando menos de
las cuales seran a beaeficio de ia
junta que Sc encarga de colectar fon~
dos para la installation del Banco
Unico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06

En- vista de que a!gUnos pocos
scrupolosos miembroS de! Ayunta-
niento de esta capital han estado
obrando varios sueldos al Erario
5or comisiones que han conseguido
les designer, gracias al puesto de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
SE MANDA A PRUEBA

ST U. ha ensayado va TODD y nc
ha c%onseguido alivio, acuda a mi.
En- casos dihciles mi resultado hs
sido maravilloso. Envie Ell cupon
de este anuncio, escriba TODD 10 que
desea saber, y lie enviare gratis mi
libro ilustrado acerca de IL Quebra-
dura 9 hernia y su Curacion, Ell cuai
Informant a u. de mi aparato y los
precios, ademas de nombres de
muchas personals que han ensayado
mi aparato que han quedado salts
fechas. A lusarlo da alivio mientras
los oragueros son inutiles. 70 nc
uso emphasizes, unguentos, arneses,
nj enganoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
Un;formardn a los clrroncistas

En- consejo de ministries celebra-
10 aver Sc trat6, segdn informes
Iue he recogido, de estudiar Ia ma
lera de que los soldados constituc:o
aalistas sean uniformados conve-
nientemente, pues sabido es que Ell
a actualidad cada uno usa las prem
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-06
sProfesorado en- apuros

va es verdaderamente G~esespera-
la la situaci6n que guarda el cuer-
20 de professors de IA vecina Villa
}a Mixcoac, pues Ia tesoreria res
7ectiva les adeuda mas de tres meseS
le sueldo, Y cada vez que sc presen-
an con los recibos ~atrasaGos, Sc les
lice que espcren, que 10 hay dinero,
iue "pronto" SC les pagara. SabiGo
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nota negro obHgada

La nochc del microbes ultimo,
ONO a ESQ De las once, camina5a por
! Avenida Morelos, o rumbo a
u casa hahitaci6n. cl senior Crispin
Garcia. Al llegar n cruzamiento de
! Gale Iturbide con eSa avenida.
'ue asaltado per .cuatro individuos,
.!uienes. punal en- mano y mania
indoio fIertemente. lc eXtrajeron
odo cl dinero cue l'cvaba en- los
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boIsillos, cl re!oi y a'guaas otras
cosas de valor, Y echaron a correr
dejandolo amarrado en- el enreJado
dc una vcn.lna.
La policia no Sc do cuenta de
este hecho, como no Sc la ia lie otros
muchos identicos que ocn:rcn dla-
riamente en- la "ciudad de los pala-
clos"