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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

"Fi,h bones. b. gronled You
young scamp, did you get me up here
for heap Of fish bones to choke me-
Poor Toby was so frightened he ran
with his tail between his legs and hc
did not stop until he was safe under
the steps. where he knew Big Rover
could not get him.
Did he frighten You, too?" asked
Miss Tabbv White, who WAS huddlcd
into a corner.
Toby was still shaking, and he mcekly
answered "Ies
We were having the lovelist fish
party, explained little Miss Tabby,
when Big Rover bounded over the
wall and spoiled it all did not ask
YOU Toby. because | knew YOU could
not eat fish But | only asked the
kittens; but / know where there is
nice bone. and was coming around TO
tell YOU after tho party.
Toby Dog felt very foolish and un-
happy, too, when he heard this and
a. soon rs nc was over his fright he
offered to 90 out and sec if Big Rover
had gone
In a few minutes back he came and
told Miss Tabhv that The coast was
clear and that he had calc all her friends,
for the fish was T't disturbed and they
could go on with their party
I'll SIT on the wall and watch. said
Toby, and if | see Big Rover | viii
warn you
Toby had one eye down the road
and the other on the feast, for he was
thinking about the bone Miss Tabby
had told him about quite as much as
he was of the safety Of the kittens
Miss Tabby White va, not forget
ful, and as soon as the party was over
she took Toby TO where she had seen
the bone, and while he ate ii Toby
decided he would not be so eager fol
revenge another time, but find out
first if he had Iust cause for his anger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been household remedy al over the
civilized world for more than hall q cen
tury for constipation, intestinal troubles
torpid liver and the generally depressed
feeling that accompanies such disorders.
II il most valuable remedy for indiges-
ton Or nervous dyspepsia and liver
trouble, bringing on headache, coming up
Of food, palpitation Of heart, and many
other symptoms few doses Of August
Flower will relieve you. 1t is a gentle
laxative Sold by n. b. Danforth.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
Reviews of New Books

at this time) and reasoned conclusions
as to the success with which the hight
against the submarine has been waged
Mr. Whitaker is an author whose
short stories and novels are fairly well
known to the American reading public
He is one OF those Englishmcn with
adventurous impulses that drive them
about over the world Born in England
he came TO America when he was a young
man From 1887 to 1895 he was pioneer
in the Hudson Bay Companys territory
in Northwest Canada. His next move
was To California, and after a year or
so we find him in Mexico. He had re-
turned to the United States when the
war started. He went to Europe, where
he interested himself in the submarine
fight
Received of the publishers
Modern Shipbuilding Terms Defined and
Illustrated" BY +. Forrest Pease, staff
instructor Education and Training
Section. Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Including series of photographs show
ing the progressive steps OF Construc-
tion Together with an appendix on
Electric Welding, etc. 50 plates; 1000
terms defined, $50 Of them illustrated.
Philadelphia, Pa. J. h Lipplncott Co.
Price 81 net.
This book is the FIRST American publ
cation 10 completely define and illustrate
with actual photographs the various parts
vi ships and ship machinery. Its use VIII
StandardlzC shIpbuIding terms, prevent
confusion, and save both money and tune.
MI words and phrases now used IN con
ncction with ShIpbmdlng arc very thor
ouChlv defined The worker needs this
book 10 know Ju>t how every operation
looks M process and finished It helps IN
reading blue prints. Il explains the re-
latlou of work on parts 90 the completed
~hp Essential to both yard and office
mon
Pictures of tools, machines and IN
s,allauons have been selected and ar
ranged first ior the purpose of making
clear certain definitions second, for show
iny how thcv arc used Zach definition
has been written with The ann OF being IN
fclligIblc to ono without technical cdu-
cation Wherever possible. in addition Il
thg definitions reference Is made 70 thc
IIct4rc wherein tho object may hc seen II
it- rclahon to othcr pnrtS ut he ship
-,rIc- oi photographs shows the pro
ercs,ivc steps N the construction Of ships
lh,,r Illustrations IN nearly every Cast
III, taken from ships building, and this
arrangement i~ such that II studied II
order they Will give thorough idea of the
modern system IT >hIphulidmC
Received 81 the publishers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
More Space for Poultry Market.

An extra market space for Christmas
poultry will be assigned 10 venders on
the east side Of King street, between
Fourth and Sixth, for Monday and Tues
day, BY Clerk of the Market "A i Vaughn
This would seem 70 indicate that the
supply will be, ample Us the prices will
doubtless prove.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

Take a good look at this ladder, my boy
what for?"
And then remember that If it were
possible to get to the top at asingle bound
there would be no need Of the bottom
rungs. Detroit Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

at Rcd tccl arr l.r.t yrigin
ia aaf' - iJsrl ri Wut ric'irs
uta ,ue rf4ata 81 White GoorUr
Catr
d. .oErr tA~e arr rh -rd e8ca feather
cdrod IL aaitr Itc main t8l feather
nth erd lrs.rs n tho malr
.t1-.s y s,fd aktc Irg skin md beak
ar GeV fIo srs, aon tre et
a-e no ta H1 n ttr trnrcan house
sp.fn
Tfr pr8 iated nm p tre . hard
aref nz lid vigorous n forsrerg
and agd s-ata.~ -ood ars easily he
te-t u ar-l lu tnIs respect ~
.sma'r I n.e3 eggs They .ecnra"
lraC5E se @tIee r. r.yged and grod
hu-t.e- lraa-g rapidly 1d ~ the besf
tdyau Eteu 1I-a rec range
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

Coraisl foWls. while gaInc-i.ec n
cb,r,r,.r ara clasqcd a. English fpw
hacausr tbcv we're originated ii CaruHali
WsIea al,ot,t 80 ycars ago 1.a ourifal
Cornish was produced ~ cross lhR hs''t
imported from lndIla ,"ltn I'frby hit'H
Red Game of England a0d !. la.nf a9
Jit;on of N9lay blood This produced 4
large. heavv. ful-breasted chicken "th
hesy1y tbiofs velioW legs and -klr ri
whiob va esteemed FIR Il table aaalts3e
botb IN tho coriutrv af rs origin and .atar
n oicr parts Of 'ireat bri'an ana n
America It's originator gaze shs HaHn
of Indian Garne Others Ii"1 Z 9rul5h
Inflan Game and @ffIa reg .etfs + RI
become known r. 1orntsff timer ilaff
White or Red Laced
The Whites are sports from thc dark
variety crossed with White Azec 4nd the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff JointS-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus
teroIe once you experience the glad re-
lief it gives.
Get a jar al once from the nearest
drug store. Ii is a clean. white ointment,
made with the oil OF mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Brings ease and comfort while
it is being rubbed onl
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck. asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy. rheu.
rnatism, lumbago, pains and aches OF the
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. colds OF
the chest (it often prevents pneumonlal
Soc and 6Oc jars; hospital size $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
Big Cargo of Herring

The largest herring cargo ever brought
from Bering Sea is at Seattle, $500 bar
rcls, and Sound people arc to be envied
There is nothing finer III sea food than
the herring, if the cook knows how to
handle ii - Ore oman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

gather the eggs - Ieast once anl.. make
pout of con6ning III hfeodr hens sofraf
fbev have no accraa to tho nt@te. a.i N
confnc the male Bird as eoou a- ac
batchirg season IS gEer nr1VGa 'Ii-
icicrt nurnb er # clear vorm--freo nests.
use al egg found 81 folen r--s gno.
store be eggs IN q cooi p'.sco aodie.i Tor
them to the buyer 4 iras' ono"
during the cool weather fnd tUice hrsigis-
out the not -eason
No better fest for afliclcnc1 an the .-
of tie farmer and commercial pel.rrtman
could hc devised than har which as
bcen imposed bv he trese ai aar DUR
ing most of this period re pr.oes fn"a-
s1alffs. labor building 0atfriaf, and other
essentials have beer I'D. 81 III proportion
to sale receipts Tie e-t has been mn
usually severe. vet Il has brought about
sornc fundamental changes q poultry man
lgement iong Tnce recognized, Ehicn
must make for ? bigger better and moro
profitable industry 'he cars ahead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
Hunting the German Shark. By


Herman Whitaker Illustrated New
York City. The Century Co. 353
Fourth avenue Price, sl.5O
L, j. generally admitted on AT sides
now that the submarine attack was the
most dangerous phase ot the German
offensive Mr Whitaker book, broadly
speaking. Is an account o. AL sides Of
the Allied counter-attack against the
submarine which finally proved to tho
German Great Headquarters that thclr
strongest and most dangerous card had
been played in yam
Hunting the German Shark? is not
4 book made up hastily from second
hand information Nh Whitaker. with
The Indispensable cooperation Of Amcr-
can Brush and French naval officers,
ha- spent months cruising with 4 battle
ship squadron Of the Grand feet, III
cludiug 4 trip I'D q submarine, studying
the situation from records il Lon. Jn and
Paris and interviewing III Entente's
sea-hgl4ters by the scores His work has
won the special comiHendation Of Admiral
Sims
Mr. Whitaker begins with d resume
of the submarine fight until America
entered the war; after that he goes much
more into detail lie gives the plan on
which America first began naval opera
tons abroad and then describcs fully
the different branches of the service
destr0yers, converted yachts, mine-awecp-
ers. queer boats, hydroplanes, bllmps,
etc There Is also valuable information
as TO the shlpbuilding program all over
tie world Information Of unusual value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21
wnAT n 4 FREsH kOG

II Is not one that has been covered
by bro,,dy hen Tor several days, neither
docs il come from nestful of eggs that
have lam under the corn-crib or out IN
the weeds ior week or ten days These
things take place on the farm all too fire.
auentlv. The writer spent two years
studying the farm egg problem from every
angie Not all farmers handle their eggs
this way. but far too many Of them do
We have heard a great deal about
ssSwat the rooster" and more necessary
program was nev1r suggested Under
ordinary summer temperature 2 fertile
egg becomes unit for food Il held for Il
week in the pantry on some other room IN
the house. Under the same conditions,
the lnfertile egg Is scarcely damaged
If the farmer is 10 produce good quality
egg he must keep pxre-bred hens; he must
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21

Cold storage facilities ere the en-
Drerne need III American poultry i
men How shall Ne gef them. hE)-
parentiy ~ome sort n cooperation .
IS the only way Read what iaat- I
ing producer has to say an 7iS -'lI- .
ject IN neNt week article.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-21


state
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
MURIO VICTINA DE LAS QUE
NADUEAS

I'm auestra cdici5n de aver dimos
c.eata de que 81 niNo Alfonso Com
balouzier habia sufr,Go horribies
quem1duras n cl cuerpo al caer den
tro de una cubeta de aqua hirvieEdo
Ell pequsno pacjente fue conducido
81 no :pital Baylor para 81 curaci3n
pcro no obstante los cuidados que Sc
le pcodigaron fa2leG.d aver mismo
victima de agudos dolores. FL cadarer
fuG emba'samado Y es probable CUE
Sc lie translate q Tamp;co para que
sea sepuItado en- dicho puerto, donde
actualmeate Sc encuentra 81 padre,
81 senior Alfonso Comha'ouzier, en-
plrado superior de Ia Compania Pc
t~roiera Ell Aguila'
La sonora de Combalouzier s!gUc
de'icada de salud 4 causa De Ia con-
moci6n nerTiosa que lie produJo esta
~desgracia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
PARA FENCAR


& z Elliott reparaeiones por valo- de
1000 en- IA casa annero $50 &c IA Gale
faveI
Miss Lrla Coll. rcpsrs=iones por vslo= de
noo.o9 81 u sass uoncro sos Do = Gala
ssaea
Jsccbe Tseot. -cparac:ons por valor 90
sj1o.oe en- n casa ntncro SIS de l. Gale Sur
santa Rosa
P. Bragg, --psrscion= POT vLnr de 5000
n In es.a adHerp loZ7 d. Ia ealle Andrews,
~ ". Lanrsnea. repa-scsoaes por velor de
ES. 90 81 In casa aoms-o 2SI2 Go y eals
Elsereh
jose Sus-aita rsoa-ac4ore= pos vala- dc
1890 en- IN cxss nInsEo SIS de Il Gale
Ian Luis
>. Joss Ortiz. rparsriona po- valor de
1000 sn - casa aaraero IS De ia Gale Sur
.a-sdA
lx,esia De San jose. rrps-acionco po- ve-
D. de $4,000 C q ndmero Isl de q cana
- comErpio
n. Zimmerman. 7spa-aeson1 poE valo= dc
-eo.ou en- n -Aa atnrro $50 de In Gale
E- Santa Rosa
p. & rrpa-aeioa-s POI valor de
eo.ee en- u essa nanero 1906 de Ia Gale
Mrsescn
E W. KnoI. eons-acci6n De IN sa-sge
or ~aor de $4,000 En- N casa a6mero 49,
: IA caTe W. Russell Phase.
joaquin Martinez S5oooc en- IA eonst-uc-
Hn de dos caa-ycs para ag-egsrlos . "a ca
, ntne-o AZ de IA esne Oak
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
FUE CONSIGNADO Gut
LLERMO PEREZ \ LA CCRTE
De DISTRITO

Fl gran Jurado que conocio "a eau
So instruida contra Guillerno Perez
o Alfredo Gonzalez, coavicto y confe-
80 de haber dado muerte en- un ran
cho Immediate a Elmendorf q Ia Sc
nora Ana Van Huten, encontro cul-
pable al REQ y aver 10 consign6 q "a
Corte de Distrito acusandolo de 70
DO d. caba los, robo de ganado y ho-
nicidio en- primer grade con todas
las agravanteS.
En- los corrillos de Ia Corte de DIS
trito Sc decia aver que es muy prcba-
bic que antes de diez dias sea juzga-
do Perez por el Juez Anderson de IA
37a. Corte de Distrito, ante Ell jura-
do popular que va a ser llsmado en-
breve tempo
In hermano de Perez, que we en-
Elnendorf, vino a San Antonio, pero
resreso yiolentamente al lugar de 81
Residential sin procurar pnnerse al
habla con sa he-mano-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
DOS GARAGES NCENDIADOS

=. En- Ia esQuina de las cmfwvbgkqxzn
Ea Ia casa numero 20 De Ia Gale
Twas, Sc incendio el garage y e. a.
sm5vil que ALI estaba ~guardado fue
estruido pcr e. fuego, perdieRdose
aas de $4,000. Segun informo e.
genie Henderson que fue q encar-
ado de practicar las aye7guaciones
q este suceso, Ell dueno del automo-
q no estaba asegurado.
-Tanbisn en- Ia cas- n1mero $50
b In Gale Norte Palmetto, Sc incen-
10 81 garage, porque 81 Chauffeur a.
roj6 sobre ell piso de cemento IN ce-
sento un cerriIlo ardiendo, que cayo
Dbrs IN pequeho charco de gasolina
"a Sc Rflam6 a. contacto de Ia Ia
Ia Las psrdidas en- este accidente
o fueroa de consideration. pucs los
pmberos scadieron 2~rontamente
lQanado que SO les hizo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
RECLUTANDO EOLUNTARIOS

Aver do principle en- esta ci1dao
ell trabajo de rec,utamiento de volun-
tarios de dieciocho q cuarenta y cinco
amos para la formation de IN bata-
Hon de infanteria de Guardias del Es-
tado &c Texas.
Hace unos cuantos dias fu6 organl-
zado el segundo Reigmiento de caba
lleria de Texas, habiendo ~pro2orcio-
nado ia ciudad de San Antonio 'Os vo-
l~untaTios necesarios para un escua-
dr6n de dicho Regimiento.
Sc cree que en- esta misma ciudad
Sc podrin cubrir las D,aZas ne~cesarlas
para IN Battalion del Regimiento de
infantc-:a en- Droyecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
RINA ENTIRE EAMILIA

Fn ma casa dc IA cuadra n1nero
100 lie Ia Gale Morales, aver 8 las
- y del G5a $ ann I'm gran esc3n
al'o con motive de una r.ha suscita-
da por unas persoaas que haitian en
n r1isma cuadra. E. agente de Ia po-
licia Ronc7ts Sc PRESENT. en- e. lugnr
de! cleitc Y :aino a os que Ell el to-
maosn participation. Sc ma averri-
guado qu> son MY ]frecuentes los es
canda Us e. IA casa a!udida, por 10
que los vecinos piden a II polic.a Qse
Sc applique IN duro ccastigo a los des-
ordenados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
) r7uouca por las que vera que lie convene mas ha-
Ger s4s en:ies G~Eicaments poc ccndlcto de
HAIO'S MONEY EXCHANGE
323 E. Houston St, San Antonio, Texas.

lra.-Porcue en- los envios de dinero y mercancias
q Mayos Monsy Exchange, es la unlca casa que
los hace D~IEECTAMENTE por conducto de sus CO.
rresponsales propios, sin tener que andar paganco
fuertes comSio les a cientos de bancos y a otras ca
sas. Nuestro sistema de elvios DIRECTOS eco
nomiza mucho dinero a nuestrcs clientes, como po-
drd verse comparando nuestros preclos con los de
nuestros imitadores.
2do.-Porque Ell dinero llega mucho mas pronto
Y con absolute s~eguridad a cualquiera ciudad de la
RepIblica Mexicana, haciendonos absolutanente
responsables de su eltrega, y garant!zando, ads-
mas. pagan el valor de c~ua!quiera mercancia o
remesa de dinero que Sc ~perdiera o extraviare en-
el canine.
3ro.-Poruue hacemos los envos en- dinero me-
xicano o dinero americana, segun convenga al Glen
te, hacienda los pages P~RECISAMENTE en- ell lu-
gar que Sc nos ordene pudiendo hacer situaciones
por TELEGRAPH a TOBIAS Parties y por %cualquier
cantidad.-Ademas, nuestros c!ientes no tienen
que andarse mo'estando en- escribir cartas a Mexi-
co nj en- andar mandando giros, que muchas We
ces Sc extravian U otras son cobrados por perso-
mas dist ltas, 10 que no puede suceder, hacienda los
envios por conducto de Mayo's Money Exchange.
4lo.-Porque hacienda ss envios a Mayo's Mo-
uey Exchange, los hace a una casa perfectamente
conocida, la mas antigua y la mas solvente en- su ra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
TEMIA QUE0TRO ATA-
QUE FUERA FL UL-
TIMO DIJ0 UNA
SONORA.
No podia andar nj en- So propia Fieza-
Su restablecimieato ~sorprelde
. sps amiGaS-

~Fue tanto 10 que Sc sorprendleron
nis amigos al notar mi meJoria, que
dia por dia me eStan dicleado: "Iuy
bien, ique es 10 que rs hecho listed
para mejorar a tai grade? Tiene Us
ted ahors mejor aspecto que nuHca,
6esde que Ia conocemos, y TODD 10 que
les he contestado es decirles que es-
toy tomaRdo Tanlac, y de clio telgo
.yo tambien mucho gusto, Porque creo
frmemente que esa medicina IA SAL
VaGo mi vida"
La notable declaration arrioa inser-
tada fus hecha hace unoS cuantos dias
-poz IA Sra E. L. Perry, que reside
en- 1901 Eight Avenue, South, Nash
vile, Tenn.
"Ua ataqus de indigestion uervio-
Ia y &c fros, uno uaS de oCro, cada
-uno peor cue el anterior, me puSie-
ron eo el duro case de tener que a.
guno de clos frera e. Gltimo,-con-
-tinu6 diciendo Ia Sra.-Sutri dura2te
mes de VI aho de esas molestias y
mo pod;a conner NADIA, n Sique-a le-
che malteada COZ tosta6as, n atm
s-beber I'm vase de aqua, sin que me
..hiciera nal. No me era possible DOR
mir por las noches, porque me senta
tan sofocada que apenas podia reSpi-
rar y c2si me queda5a sin a~liento.
Mis- miembros est2ban del TODD ado
loridos Y los frios cue invadian TODD
mi cuerpo ma, pruduc.an tan album
dante sador, que me iebihtaba tant-,
cue no podia nj dar IN paso por mi
plea. e l3 de SePtiembre Vuve que
neterme a Ia CANA y durarte tres
largos meses no NE fue possible leran-
!. Sarne.
"Fue entoaces cuando una amiga
mia me dijo que eli Tanlac Ia ha5ia
ahviado de sus males y 20 tambian
enpece a toma-+o. Desde entoncss
smpece a ONE POGO, : muy po-
co tempo deSpues va pUde comer
TODD 10 que GeSeaba y a saoorear mis-
comidas. Recupere mis- fuerzas : deS-
de ~entonces ne venido aumeHcando De
peso. Aho-a puedo i 4 todos los ID
cares cue sol de nj agrado, desen-
peno toins mis- ta-ea.s domesticGs,
Grerno tcda "a noche como 81 nunca
hubiera estado enfermG en- nj vida y
al levantarme me siento p~erfectamea
te Aien. Todas mis- dolenci2s ms nan
Ge:ado y-ecr toda segu-idad puedo
aSiraar cue el Tanlac IS ia medic
marayilosa. per 10 mucho que "a
-hecho En- mi favor"
Iss,sc Sc geale Ell San Antonio
pc IA wazner's Drug Co, 4G7 {
Houston ST., = por Ia Meters Phar-
uacy 1922 West Commerce ST. osJo
Is direction personal De ID cepresea-
enJe especial de- Taniac. Q Sc en-
asrA pos estas ooticaS a c~ualquie-
freccion al recibo de 81 .alor que g
sl.00 por boteiia, s,erapre que Sc IN
-ctuyan essaml...zs s-cienres para
n porte tAdv.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
La MULTA

Nanuela Gonzalez, Rosa Cara y
Gracia Bonaci, tres mujerres que Sc
hallaban presas en- Ia carcel de La ciu
da&, donde exingui2n condemns que
les han sido impuestas por el Juez
lie Policia Buckley, fueron llevadas
aver a TRAFALGAR en- la nueva c.inlca
municipal, para que devenguen Ell
esta forma ia multa que tlenen que
pagan al municipio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
LOS TRABAJOS DE La ESCUA-
ORA CONTRA Ell VICIO

La campana contra la genie viciosa
Sigue deear-ol,andose con toda ener-
gia por los AGENTS encargados de ella
la noche del lunes a. ma-teS fucron
arrestados cinco in6ividuos, dos pare
jas por viclaci6n a los articulos tres
V cuatro de! reglamento de policia y
una mujer con5ign2da al departa-
merto de ~clil.ica. e. Juez de Pollcia
Buckley s~entencio i las muieres a pa
gar T multa de $4,000 cada una, y
. los horlbres Sc les con=ign6 a Ia Po-
licia Miiitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
CHoQUE DE AUTOMOBILES

En- Ia c7quina de las Gales E. Nue.
va V So. Presa, Sc registro aver a las
1910 de la manana, una collslon &c
automobiles, guiado uno de ellis ror
a sonora Boelsteler y Ell otro por Ia
Sra. L. w. Costing. Las sSnoras que
viajaban en- los AUTOMOBILES no su-
frieron ningun percance; pero las ma
uuinas fueron deterioradas, por 10
cue ell captain de la pollcia, Brown,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
LLEGAN UNOS RECLUTAS

Aver empezaron a llegar a esta
ciudad los primeros recIutas negros
del contingente de cinco mil hombres
de color cue tsndran que incorporar-
Sc al Campo Travis por kaber sido
llamados al servicio de las armas.
Los reclutas fueron c~onducidos al
Campo Travis en- camiones militares
armando gran algarabia, a 81 paso
DOT les ca les con sus gritos y otras
demostracienes de entIsiasmo.
Ell Estado de Texas Y Oklahoma,
tendran que proporcionar en- Ell pr
mer l;amado, IN contingente de doce
mil Negroes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
VA A CONSTRUIRSE UN NUEVO
EpIFICIO

e. municipio acaba de cocnceder
pa~miso a la Humble Refining Co.
para cue contruya IN edificio dssti-
nado 2 sus oficinas = bOdegas y tan
ques, en- el lote numero 262 del ca
m.no de Frio City.
Ell pr6ximo !unes da-i principle
Ia construction del edif;cio eu Proyec-
to. cl cual cendra IN vaior de $4,000
Van a ser enpleados en- ella amos Gin
cuenta homores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
Resistro Civil

SACG-ENToS
Ca4 u.aa Ge! ra--inonio Eduardo Waiver
de ) Luis E Eivas. 10! ceae no. Colorado
Una nina &c. ;na-rimoaIo Hector Cegas ,
En-;q1e.a To--,a..z. III 20 Gale San Luis.
Tn uiao de- narrinOnio ISnaeio Eu-lAio y
or.-u. hernandez tiSS canine de Som
me.sses .
Tn aiao del natrinoaio Francisco Peha ,
Virginia Aoazo. SIS Gale DAKOTA
Un MAO del malrinoaio Pedro l. MuhO. ,
Maria Be.ancourS sos Gale Sur Leona.
Una nina del rntrimonio Juan a Turner
y Espezaa-a MuEqu;s. 22s ALE La Chappels.
In uiho Gel natrinonio Miguel Guaiardo y
Nasalia Cadena, 2s5 caRe z. Simpson
uu niho de- na-rinonio EuSenio Cepeda y
Maruela Garcia. 1908 caile Guadalupe.
Tn aiRo &c los espesos Vietorio , Aarfs
AcaLA. 1909 Gale e Paso-
I.IcEScIAs DE mATRnoNlo
Is;d-o Asular , RaQu.i Vilanuera
pEFUNcioNEs
Luis Castillo. IN aao, Hospital de b Gu
dad
Jesa. AhnaSue-. IS aaes. so' eans our
Laredo.
Eva-isto Perc. do oE~o. 45 amos, zoe cans
Brooks
Ricardo vasgu-r- dos saos nueve r-ses.
1927 GALE Durango.
Virginia Toeviho. dos ahos crstro neses.
icI7 Gale So. Colorado.
AGelira PiraenJel. q amos. lo4 Gale Coli
IA
pa I. Luna, 2a amos. lIs Gale Duran
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