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LIEUT.. SWETENBURG
WRITES HIS MOTHER
High Up in the Mountains Enjoying
Life-Five Feet of Snow Sched-
uled for Winter-Saves His
Money.
France, Oct. 18th, 1918.

france, Oct. l4tn, 1910.
My Dear Mother,
Well you see we did not get to
go where we thought we were going,
and tonight are back in the trenches
doing outpost duty in the mountains
of part of Germany or one of their
colonies, in other words, we are
still "some where"
Wrote you that we were going
some where, perhaps, South France,
to reorganize, we'll, we loaded on
rain and all thought we were gone,
then woke up next morning to find
our orders changed and headed for
another sector. After riding, walk
ing, riding and walking again, we are
here. Of course this is a very quiet
:ector and we are taking things easy.
Tonight it is raining very hard and
mas been doing so all day. l am
very we'll fixed, a nice little "Com-
mand Post" with a real chair and
:. table, and / doubt if you believe
Il, but an honest to goodness mat
tress to sleep on, and here is one
boy who is certainly enjoying it's
comforts. I slept all day today and
rs rule we stay up all night. AS
we can't have a fire in the day you
see it comes in very nice.
Mother, guess! These people
around here expect five feet of snow
in two or three weeks! All my little
bunch of men are located right on
the top of huge mountain and am
glad to say we do not expect to be
here that long, but it is very nice
here. 1t is more like the Guard duty
on the Border than anything else, all
we have to contend with is patrols
which are very few on account Of
the terrain here. ~>
AS you know every one there
thinks Western North Carolina is the
most beautiful part of the world or
anyway hard to beat. Well, for the
past few days have travelled over
the most beautiful country any one
could imagine. These huge noun
tains are covered with fir trees and
t. ere are few people living up on
the sides of the mountains, and Of
Course, cultivate every inch. It
seems as if it is one big country
home we'll cared for. I could not
think Of anything nicer than having
a summer home here. When you all
get this the situation will be some
what changed.
We heard about three days ago
that Germany had been sending
notes to President Wilson regard
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ing peace and also heard that Wilson
had replied, that much we know is
true. Heard yesterday that Ger
many would accept President Will
sons notes. This is only rumor but
all the Frenchmen think it is true
and all you can heard is "The War is
Finished" I guess after four years
of war they gladly welcome the
news. They will notify US if an ar
mistice is called. I want to say
that the reason Germany for such
is she saw her end and not be-
cause she wished to stop fighting.
The Allies sure had her beat and she
is trying to save her own neck.
I know you have heard me speak
of William Thomson. Well, he was
slightly wounded in the offensive we
were in. I did not get to see him
but was told it was a very slight
wound.
I sent some money to Neil and
also some to cashier of National
Bank to deposit to my credit. Find
out about it for me-.
Tell Eugenia to be good girl.
Good night.
-...,. With love,
p Your devoted son.
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DECENTRALIZATION
PLANS DEVELOPING
CONTINUED from Page ~

laws reorganizing that army. When
the war broke out there were only
q limited number of such men in the
service, and the great number OF
men who voluntarily enlisted for the
priod of the war. So we have Of
fered these men who came, in for the
period of the war the option of re-
enlisting if they care to.
Extra Months Pay.
eve have offered an immediate
honorable discharge with furlough
of one month upon reenlistment anc
we propose to ask congress to give
every single man who has been hon.
orably discharged one months pay,
whatever his grade is, as a bonus.
Every man who is discharged from
the army is entitled to wear his uni
form for a period of three months;
that is a very necessary thing be-
cause the releasing to civil life OF
100000 or 100000 men makes
it impossible to clothe in civilian
clothes so great a number.
81 have cabled General Pershlng
to return to the United States on
troop transports all the men who are
casuals or convalescents, sick ano
wounded, who are able to be moved
and these men will come in a steady
flow across the Atlantic before the
larger number come back as units. y
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armistice was signed, was only

armistice was signed, was only a
question of days.
Last Monday morning the general
commanding a certain division was
called to the telephone in a far ad.
vanced position and asked if he had
understood that hostilities were to
have ceased at II o'clock in the
morning.
eyes," replied the general, 81
did, but at 1858 we were going like
hell"
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Somewhere, Oct. 18, 1918.

Somewhere, Oct. 18, 1918.
Dear Mother,
Was one happy boy today, receiv-
ed six letters from you all and was
glad to get them.
Still up in the mountains taking
things easy, enjoying the rest it af-
fords, etc.
Tell Lillian Liuet. Strole got
wounded and another of our COM
pany officers "'went West" Had a
note from Strole today saying he
had bad arm but would be back
n about three months, that he was
in a good hospital and had good
looking nurse and was getting plenty
IF sleep and was sleeping between
I'sheets; he is lucky, eh, but I take
mine as it stands, Ha!
Now you all write me as often as
you can and give my best to all the
people and maybe we will soon fin
,ish it. So don't worry and don't let
papa do too much and you must not
either.
Your boy,
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STARRING AT CLEMSON.
Carroll.

In the States write up Of the
Clemson-Citadel football game play
ed in Columbia Friday it says that
"Reames, one of the fastest men
seen on Carolina field, played a
splendid offensive game, using his
speed to good advantage repeatedly.
Swetenburg mixed good and bad
plays but the good were in the ma
jority."
These are Abbeville. boys and our
people are glad that they are max
ing good in the big games.
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not be we'll, then, for us to begin to
look ahead, and to shape our plans
for the building of another mill as
soon as things return to their normal
state, and the time is ripe for this
kind of work?
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BACK AMONG FRIENDS.

Mr.. Guy W. Gilleland has come
back to AJbbeville and has his old
position at the Seaboard Shops. Mr..
Gilleland has lived among US before
and he has many warm friends who
are glad to have him with US again.
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Such Women Just
Have to "GiVe UD"

"Man may work from sun to sun, but Woman's
work is never DONE" That's why women are
overworked, nervous, all run down, no appetite,
and can "hardly drag around" Vinol creates
hearty appetite strengthens the digestive organs,
induces sound sleep, invgorates the nerves, and in
this natural manner creates working strength
Narraeansett Pier jacksonville
"I house little family
q
could around
and it has restored Vo in week felt like
health hepe wonderfully strong again.
look after baby and
this condition MrsHannahR housewor Mrs G. h. Lnson
kzI;iji2S( ;||!;|Z
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Reaparece ia Mano..,
CViene de Ia 4a.)

drs lego al lugar senalado, espero
un POGO, Y de pronto dos enmasca-
radios salieron de entire unos mato-
rrales. V d~irigiendose a ef resuelta7
mente lie d~ijeron: "alli esta su hiJa,
detras de esas ramas. Entregue Ell
Ginero Y llevesela, pero pronto, pues
81 Sc acerca IL poiicia, ella Y listed
seran muertos a balazos. No crea
u I'D aue estamos solos; somos mas
sc veinte. e. padre, medic atucclco
uor IL aventura Y cast aGtomatiSa-
mente. entrego los billetes de banco
cue Nevada V aPenas Sc pudo Oar
cuenta de que los bandiaos Gesapa-
recian entire uDos arboies cercanos
al !ugar donde e. Sc kallaba.
Cuando. pasados unos cinco MIMI
tos, crey5 haber sido burlado, I'm ge-
mido le INDIGO que ALI Sc hallaba su
hija. En- sfecto, Ia senorita Herman
dez Sc hallaba en- el sitiO que lie III
dicaron los ennascarados, solo Que
estaba maniatada y amordazaca, pc
70 sin haber sufrido ningun dano oe--
sonal.
Padre e hija regresaron a 81 he
gar V ALI do fin Ia novelesca aven-
tura.
Al dia siguiente, otra lngrata sor-
presa esperaba al senior Hernandez:
eli empleado ode confianza" de su
casa de comercio, habia desapareci-
do, V con 81 una suma muy regular
&c dinero en- billetes y pesos fuertes:
NADIA menos que e. producto &c las
veacas de toda la semaaa anterior.
la policia practice todaS las pes
auisas que estinao convenieates, Y So
10 pudo poner en- claro, cosa que no
era muy dificil, que e. emplcado IN
f;el era NADIA menos que Tienlbro dc
la ~.tenebrosa gavilla ia mano cue
a%prieta', Y que 81 habia sido e. que
advertisements llamara & Ia Senorita
Hernandez Ia noche del p!aGio de q
rete-iGa senorita.
Con tales antecedenteS, va sc su,
ro3dra Ia intranquilidad que sc ha
avcderado de las familias ante 10:
arises amanezanteS Que nan apareci,
10 n algunas esquinas de Ia ciu'
cad.
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LEON
= :. :, :. :. :. :. !. :. :. /. :. :. :. :. 4
C.ATORCE MIL PESOS PARA LA
JCNTA DE BENETICENCIA

LINARES, Mario 13.-En Ia junta
que tuvo el Comite dc Beneficeicia
Publica, Sc nombro una junta diTec-
tiva, integrata por los senores: Iris
tan Guerra Trevino, Juan C. Dom:n-
glez, Rafael Leal, Francisco 4. Men
doza, Luis G. llizaiiturri, ". Gomez
Cara, Prisciliano Barreda, Miguel
Torres Gutierrez, Federico Gomez,
Nirgilio Cantu, Primitive Trevino,
JESUS Cara Rios, c. NJ. Garcia, Ma
nuel Tamcz y Maximiano Kamal.
fernando Ia conformidad de les pre-
scatcS dc lcvant5 una lista, encabeza-
ia pcr ellos mismos Y c~uotizando a
todaS las personals que forman nucs.
ira agricultural, concrete, industrial y
profeSionistas, Sc logro hacer llenar el
monte dc Ia lista d Ia Suma de $4,000
aproXimadamente, los que, de SECURE,
Sc lograra recoger Il titulo de prom
to retintegro, dado que cstos fondos
Quedaran en- manos de las menclona-
daS personals.
Otras dc las comisioncs SC cncar-
garaD de organizar fiestaS para reca-
bar fondos para cl mismo ob,jcto de
ayndar u los ncccsitados durante csta
tcmporada tan dificil, aSi como acer-
carsc a Ia P~residencia del Club Ire
boz association que en- otro tempo
nd prcstado tan bucnos scrvicios. pa
ia que presto su cooperation al CO.
r,;sn
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iSsnoritas! Conserven
su pelo fvondoso, bri-
llante y libre de
caSpa
caSpa
.SaIrea sus c2belloS, :Dupliqusn su
belleza en- unoS Caaatcs mo-
mentos, uSaado este,

81 Sc Dreocupa listed por Ia belle
"a Ge 81 pelo. 81 quiere que brille
con q keru0Sura Incompatible de la
salud. L tenga una admirable sua-
v;dad, ' que este tupido y lustroso,
pruebe "Danderine.'
Con una sofa APPLICATION, Sc dupli-
cara In bellcza De sus cabellos, Y
adem&s. inmeai@.auente disolvera to-
da particula De caspa. pueS no podra
listed tener IN pelo hermoso, abundaa-
to : sane, - tieue listed caspa. Esta
Instructors ma.eria roba al pelO su
lustre. II vigor ' 81 propia vida; y
5! 70 Sc s~priaae, produce IN estado
feb-ic,t2nte, y ~pjcazoues en- ell cuero
cabalh1Go: las raices lie! peio Sc en-
German, Sc deSprenden Y mueren, y
Ell seguida el peio empieza 8 caer
rap!dar,eRtc.
81 Ia GeScuidado las atenciones de
81 pe!o Y esta dsbil, Q~uebradizo, re-
seco, &speco o demasiado a~ceitoso,
coap-e una botella de "Knowlton's
Dauderine," Ell c~ualQuier botica o per-
sfuaney;a, apliquese N poca, segun
las i-e.cioncS. Y diez minutes des-
pu5s, dlrS listed que es esta lie me-
jor inversion cue Ia hecho en- 81 vida.
S;nceram.ente creeEos, ~deScartando
aodo 10 que pEeda vefer!rne 4 IN re-
clamo. que s. listed desea tener IN
pe!o Iust-oSc, a~bundante Y her
nose; des,c:rar "a caspa, las picazo-
mes e. {, cucro cabe.!udo, : evltar 81
caida. debe UsJci usar "a "knowIton's
Danderiae." y 81 vicnc Al ease, Gpor
que no desGe ,uego? ADV,
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POCAS ~APREHENSIGNES

Entire sIhado Y domingo, la senla-
IA antepasada, fueron detenidos mas
de ci1n individuos dc ambos scxos,
por y!olaci6n de los reglamentos de
polic;a: en- Gambia, Ia Ultima mana
Y dentro lie los mismos dias, no lie
carGn a cincuenta las personas apre-
hcndidas. To- que indica que est:i sur
tiendo sus efcctos Ia activa campana
qaa Sc ha ~emprendido contra Ia genie
vicioSa.
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A.mparo contra actos del Gobernador
del Distrito Federal

E. juez de Distrito Supcrnumera-
rio dc esa capital, ACADIA de cnviar
mcnsaje t~elegrafico a 81 colcga eli
este Estado, manifestandoie que no
dele salir para Quintana Roo d Juan
Perez, Pedro Guerrero. Angel GUM
tana, Jose Garrica y Juan Martinez,
q~uicacS solicitaron amparo contra ac-
tos del Gobernador del Distr!to lie
deral.
F. juez de esta Eatidad ha practi-
cado las diligencias necesarias, Y CO.
mo Sc 10 manifesto la j~uSt!cia fe-
deral de la metr0poli ha impedido, IA
seliGa de los ciudaGanos m~enciona3cs.
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Ontenlente CarranC1s-
ia aSSSlTlO q una
nluchacha
TLAXCALA
). :. ). :. = :, :. = :. - : = = \ - ::
Ell GOBERNADOR DE DICH0 ES-
TADO ORDENO LA INCAU-
TACION DE UNAS
HACIENDAS

TLAXCALA, Mario 15.-Gn la po-
blacion de Ca~lpulalpam Sc registro
hace tres dias una tragedia de Ia que
fue victima una ,agraciada mucha-
cha llamada Esperanza Villarreal, y
autor un teniente del loo. cuerpo de
infanteria, que sostenia re!aciones con
ella.
De las informacioneS recogidas So
desprende que Ia noche de los suce-
SOS, Noises Serrano, que asi Sc lia-
ma ell matador, Sc hallaba de guar
dia en- Ia Inca de fuego, por 10 cue
lie orden6 q su amante que no fuese
a un bale al que el y ella estaban in
vitados y que Sc celebraba esa nisma
noche.
La muchacha, no queriendo PR.
varse de aQuella oportunidad para d.
vertirse, espero a que su amantc sc
retirara y Sc marcho en- Segu!da r.
companada de algunos amigos y ami
gas, al bale en- question.
\ Ia hora y media, aproXimada'
mcntc, 81 teniente regreso 4 Sd casa
V al no encontrar en- ella i EsperaH,
"a Y saber por algIn vecino que cs'
Ia habia lido a. bale, SC dir!gi6 re-
sucltamente al lugar de Ia fiesta, pc,
metro ell Ia sala donde Su ualantc "a,
laba Y Ia amenaz0 con golpearla POI
haberIe desobedccido, 81 no sc sa!ia
Embellishments del local.
La muchacha, no creyendo en- lo
cue decia su amante, 10 ret6 con fra,
SEES V risas burlonas, a las cue cen,
tcSt0 el enfurecido ten;ente con ur
certcro trio de revolver que nato ms
tant2neamente q Ia pobre alujer.
FL matador fue detenido por algu'
Eos concurrentes y llcyado ante las
autoridades.
Hacienda "ircautada'
Por orGen cxpreSa del CobcTnaGoi
del EstaGo, ha sido "i2caurada" pol
las autoriiades mumicipales ia hacier
Ia de Nazapa, propiedad del sclci
Salvador Pardo, porqUe este scncr, II
Quer;endo pagan & los br&ccrcs 10:
exhorbitanteS salaries que reclamar
tires pesos diarioS) prefiri6 no ira,
bajar sus tierras de sembradura. E
gobierno resolvio trabajaT por 81
cuenta dicha hacienda para que M
les falte trabajo L los %jornaleros d.
, los alrededores.
Il dueno do la hacienda "incauta'
da" va a pcdir amparo ante eli juc;
dc Distrito.
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B.AUTIZO

Con ell ncmbre de Virginia. sera
b2utizada en Eagle Pass, Texas. ma
nina hija del senior C!pria2o ViCucra
= de SUI esposa Ia seEora Virginia
C2ntu. La nina sera ileSada q IL pi-
Ia bautisma! por e, seaor Dr.. Loren
20 Cantu y ST espoSa, sonora Consue-
10 Z. de Csitu.
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I'D. sUE0E Lsg1ARSE DE- LAS rQRTU-
EaaS DEL. REUMaTsSMo USAND0s SIS

,orios cesnltados, para el tratam;en-
to del reumatiSmo. Cb-a directa-
meute Sobre IA sangre, cue pronta-
nleate Sc pUrifica de toGoS los ger
meaeS de Ia crfcrmedaG. rs uu pO-
deroso a1tidoto, y elinina de Ia san
gre toda traZa de germenes reumati-
cos, restaura1do = reforzando g.
arruiaado sisteEla.
Escriba hoy mismo 4 nueStro Di-
rector Medico. Quien dara a listed va
liosos consoles reSpecto a. tratamien-
to apropiado para 81 case. 5Direc-
cion. Swift Specific Co., Dept. S.,
: Atlanta Ga.
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PERFECTO ~SECRETARIC


Uno de los Iibros mas titles
que Sc han eGilado hasta ahora
y 81 mejor. acknowledgements, Ell
ire les destia2G1s a servir CO.
mo modelo Para llevar toda
clase de correspondence Esta
escrito especialnaente para el
publico mexican, 7, en- general,
es de una utilida3 grandisima
para tot3as las pelsonas de ha-
bla espanola. CoEtiene infini-
dad de cartas. come-ciales, lite
rarias, faEail:ares : amcrosas,
osasamientos para tarjetas pos
tales Y cartas de p~ediinento.
Fosma IN tonao grande. de
250 pasinas = caratula a CO.
iores.
rrecie de la Cbra: SO cents.
Faganse los redidos acompala-
COS Re su impor&e 8
4 E. L0ZANC
lis y. Santa Rosa Ava.
s':n Antonio. Tex.
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GliAT1F1CARE cen TN ano de suscripcion,
del diaTio Ia PRESSA' a Ia persona que
me infor:alrc Cyaet1menle acerca del Sc
ii0r nj padre, Teodoro Romero, como do
Is aIioS de cdad, originario dc Durango,
Mexico. En- 1909 residia en- Los Angeles,
Cal. pero desGe eSa fccha no he vuelto
z lencr noliciaS de Ell. Siryanse dirigir-
sc q Maria Romero, lis IN and oregon ST.
II Eas0: IeNas. [3-s0l
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GRATlFiCARE con $3.50 a quien me inror-
mare cAactameitc acerCa de mi hiia Jua-
MIA D!aZ. clsada con ci sehor Jesus L0-
peg. tttneIt tres hiioS: hace POGO TEMPO
sc eHcoEtrabar en- Hachiia. pero va no he
vuelio a lclcr nolicia de cllos. Cualouicr
Inforipc sirranSe dirigirlo a Nazarto Diaz.
Rosenberg Texas. 40;
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Les s5cmeneS de- -eumat;Sno es-
tan en- ii saagre, que eSti !avadida
por mil,uaes Dc esos GD:inLros demo-
MOS de! doior. causaudo iudec!b!es ST.
~frimien-vs. ' robaHdo = sd victima e.
vigcr y Il fuer2a. cas- hasta dejarlo
Ell Ia iEpotelc!a mas Completa. Pa
"a ob;erer el verdaaer2 y positive
a!ivio de esta enfermedad, eSoS ger
mencs maligaoS deben ser completa-
mcatc ~destcr-ados del sisten.e total
dc Ia SaGg-e.
Z! ) 5. s. ia siGo uSado Gu-&nte
cincucnta amos con !Cs mas satisfac-
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GRATitiCiRE con 500 a Ia persona queS
me in,orme eSactamcnte acerca de nj SEA-
nora crman Guadalupe Hidaleo. como de-
ii dfiOS de cdad. alta, DcIo rtlbio. orici-s
nari1 dc Muzquiz, COaliuila. Mexico. Ha-5
&c como 20 ai:os no tengo notiCia de ella.
perc alsuicn me HI dicho que So cncuen.a
ira radicada en- san Antonio. Texas Cual-o
guier lniorme siryaSe dirisirio I Lcandro
l!idalgo. Rccksprings. Texas. (3-ioI
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESlTAN 10 jovenes O seloras
mexic2nas. de irreprochabie conduc-
ta, SIN tenor a ninguna clase de ira
bajo. anlbicioSos. que qu:cran radlcar-
sc en- Chicago. H.. como colaborado-
res de una negotiation netamenie ME-
XiCASA. pida infOrines y mande refe-
renciaS innediaiamente. Box ca, Kan
SaS City, NO..
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tuaid0 ncccsite listed iihros en- Es-
panel dirsjaSe. Il Ia Liberia de L.
nacic Lezano. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave,
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FL sESoR Trancilo Gutierrez ofrcce bue.
ma qualification a Guicn le de inrorme
eXacto acerca dc Natiridad Ramos Y Te6-
fllo Cardcn2s. Cualquier .in.orme sobre
el particular, sirvanSc dirisirlo al into
resado, Box 3S2, Independence, Kans.
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No sc ~quemaran COhetes

De tai manera esta aiarmada IL So
ciedad con los continues ataques dc
los rebeldes a las barbados Il extra
muros dc la ciudad, que Ia Presiden-
cia Municipal ha dispuesto cue Ell 10
Successive no Sc Guemen cohe+cs en-
ningGn lugar de Puebla, declarando
que tales expiosiones ponen CT aiar-
ma a IL sociedad.
Esta disposition municipal HI dado
lUgar a muchos Y muy rariados CO.
mentarios, no faltando quieh olga
CUE ,el que Sc asusta es e. freSidca-
te Municipal.
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PESQUISAS

GHhTIfICiRE con 6 meses de suscripcisn,
q! dlaPio la Prcns3". 4 Ia persona due
me diere infOrmes exac;oS de nj lermano
iideIonS0 Vallejo. quien hacc dos amos sa-
Ito dc san antonio, Texas rumto al Nortc,
Siemprc la ~trabaiaGo en- cl canine dc
HERO y pOr tai circumstance es Inuy CO.
nocido entire les trabajadorcS de Is Via,
Sirvansc dirisir los informes a Exiquio
Vallejo. Chill stand, Temple, Texas, o q
Jeslis Vallejo 725 :. Laredo 81. San An
tonic. Texas. l3-Ss,
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR. [. s. MALONE. Dentista. Especialista
en- trabajos de Porcelana. Coronas y Puen-
ties. Esquina Houston Y 81. Marys lseSun-
IN nisoI mama mcxicana atiende a Is Glen
te,d.
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DARE 5000 dc GRATIFICACIOS 4 ouien
'ne lntorinc cXactamcntc dc Ia actual di-
vcccion De mis- hijoS Juanito de Ia Cruz v
Maria de JESUS Garcia, Quienes So separaron
del domiclilo palermo al iado de la seiio-
ra sialla CaDFal, como de IS amos de edad
y eSia seiora iba acompa0ada nor Her
minlo Casiillon como dc u amos de edad.
La nina tiene una cicairiz en- la cara. CiaI-
quier lnfoI me Sfrvansc dirigirlo a SIIsano
Garcia, Sonora Ariz. Us1sI
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Murlo traglcamente
IN nino en- el malecoh
:. = = :. :. = = ::
= -
:. VERACRUZ :
VERACRUZ
= :. :. :. :. :. :. :. = :. :. :. = = :. :.
LA LEGISLATURE CONOCE DE
OTRO LILO ELECTORAL SUR
GID0 EN- TUXfAM

VERACRUZ, Mazo I'LL do
n,ingc pasado, por Ia tarde, un nino
dc siete amos, que en- union de su IA
-niiia Sc paseaba por el malec6n del
No.te, muri6 tragicamente debido a
una ;mprudencia propia de sus amos
Y al descuido De las a~utoridades To-
ca.es el perEl;tir que Ell lugares CO.
no csc existan peligros de muerte pa
IA los chiquiilos.
rs e! case que el referido male
- cx;,te desde tempo inmemorial
IN poste de corta elevation, por el
mos alambres conducto-
res de corriente electrical, completa-
mente desnudos.
La tarde del domingo ultimo, Ell
n;ao en- question por curiosidad Sc
encaram6 en- el poste referido, para
co7eemplar desde ALI e. espectaculo
del mar, v al hacerlo TOGO con una
de sus manecitas los faticos ALAN
bres, sicndo por el choque electrico
arrojado lejos y estrellandose a caer
Ia cabeza en- las piedras suc!tas cue
hay jun.o al malec5n dentro dc Ia
bahia.
Los famiiiareS del nino acudieron
violentamente al sitio dc II desgrac;a
Y recogieron cl cuerpo del nino, que
,cnia Ia mano derccna compie;amen-
&c carbonizaLa Y ~prcsentaba varlas
les;oncs en- Ia cabeza. La cr!aturi1
habia mucrto acknowledgements.
Giro no electoral.
e senior Juan Zumaya, candidate
triunfantc : la Presidential Municipal
dc TuXPam, pero que no ha sico
r~cccnocido como tai porque la lie,
gis,atura local dispuso que nc sc ic
~cntrega-a g puesto, ha elcyado III
c-cr;:o De amparo ante e! Jue& dc
Dis,rito, hasando SUI ~pedimento en-
cue 81 crcicncial, adQuirida despues
del rccueato de votos del cue sale
:ransan-e, IS conpletamcnte lim1ia
no acurri.2.o 10 mismo con otra per,
scra cue = - vez preseuta ~ ere
Jcnc.a! como Prcsidente Municipal,
electo er e. miSmo canton v~eracruEa-
nc.
Fl J"ez De D.strito mand6 susren-
de- e. aceo rcclamado, por setcnta
: dos horas, en- tanto cue Ia Legisla-
tu-a inforna 10 que haya sohre .
, particular.