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New Britain herald., 1918-03-20
QeWS For 7hedfeTS0ery and Women Readers

ing motors on the most colorful street in the world, Fifth avenue Always crowded, there appeared to 1 De more than the usual number of motors on tho avenue. I paid a . tribute to the skill of the chauffeur as he threaded his way in and out among the vehicles.
 Then, as he started across one of the cross streets at the traffic mans signal, a huge touring car driven by man who sWayed slightly i'll his seat, dashed into our path in direct violation Of the traffic laws, To avoid being crushed my driver put on his brakes so quickly that I was thrown to the floor of tho cab. The other car barely grazod us as it passed, but the next instant crashed into one of the big Fifth Avenue busses lum- bering down the street.
 Afraid Not. Miss"
 l heard the crash as I lay on the floor of the taxi, Iscrambled to my feet just as my driver, his face filled with concern, leaned through the Window
 Are you burt, miss?" he asked sohcitously.
 q don't think so,' said a, bit trcmulousIy, for while was not really injured, ] was bruised and shaken by my fall. "Bnt what has happened?'
 The driver of that car had too many drinks aboard he answered contemptuously. "and tried to scoot across out of turn. I guess he's dead, he added with the callous careless ness of 8. man who has seen many fatal accidents.
 My glance followed his to vh>ro policemen were tenderly lifting some thing limp and dangling horribly from the wreck of the big touring car.
 "Oh, can't we get out of here?" I Queried, for the taxi was standing still, as were all the cars near us.
 He threw a worried look to the right and left.
 Afraid not. miss" he said. The avenues so full tonight that this has made a regular blockade. What time do you have to be at the station?"
 Eyes That Stare.
 l made a mental calculation. Lil- | Han had said Allen Drake would be in l the corridor al 7:4b. I must have at 1 least five minutes to follow her in- struction in order to emerge from the 1 waiting room at the door she had l planned for my entrance.
 Not a second later than 7:4o.' ! "and I must get there earlier 1 if possible"
 He looked at the clock before him. |
 'T guess we'll make it, miss,' he 1 said encouragingly. "The cops will ! start things going in a few minutes now"
 Resigned to the wait I sat forward l in my seat and looked out of the window at my right, And then l fairly held my breath in puzzled ] 
 Another taxi, stopped by the block ade, was drawn up so close to the side of the one I was in that one of it's occupants was barely foot from mo. 1 He was a man I had never seen be- fore. who had also leaned forward in 1 his car, and was gazing directly at me.
 But the thing that puzzled and ter rif1ed me was that into his eyes had flashed a look of startled recognition.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-20
NEW ENGLAND PLAY
 ON PARSONS STAGE

It IS a most welcome relief and pleasure to see on the stage a play that is Wholesome and uplifting The stage version of Kate Douglas Wig gins generously read novel, Moth CT Carey's Chickens,' which is at Parsons theater, Hartford, all this week. There will be a popuIar-priced matinee today and another on Satur- day.
 This charming comedy provides
New Britain herald., 1918-03-20

the same opportunity for diversion and sincere enjoyment and real re- freshment as did the earlier success of Kate Douglas Wiggin, that of Re becca. of Sunnybrook Farm The principal role is played by Antoinette Walker. that fascinating little artist. who, in the new play, created the role of Nancy Carey.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-20

Cold storage butter, strong and fishy from age Is selling in most stores for 52c to SAC. RusseIrs Best, only four days from the churn to your table, pounds for S1.0O. Rus sell Bros, 3O1 Main street.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-20
SIDE TALKS
Do You See Birds?
BY RlJx8 QAMERoN

The more one knows-the more one learns to notice, in any line the more interests one has. And the more interests one has, the fuller and richer is life. After all, I fancy Fin terested' comes as near being synonym for happy" as any other word.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-20

Do you see birds?
 And hear them?
 I think people who go through life 1 blind and deaf to these little citizens 1 of the air miss one of the most de- lightful of the round of simple pleas 1 ures which life holds out to those who are canny enough to come and take them.
 My own eyes and ears were opened to birds one winter which l spent in a little New England village. It was a bitter winter and their food sources were so completely showed under that the birds had been driven in to the habited places. Mine host spread daily feast on a tree outside my window, and 8 dozen blue jays, two or three chickadees and two of the dearest little woodpeckers board ed with him regularly.
 What a Suggestion For a Gown.
 The bluo jays, the boldest, would five feet of my third story window. And anything prettier than the color effect of their vivid blue against the bare, brown twigs and the white snow, I have yet to see in the best three dollar a seat revue. Talk about a gown by Paquin and a hat by Clairville, I respectfully refer Paquin and Clairville to the blue jay. Let them get up a, blue jay gown: but let them be sure they get that same vital blue, that same soft grey, so soft that the eyes seem to feel rather than see it's softness, tho same perfectly balanced propor- ton of black. Let them be sure that the lines of both hat and gown have the same marvellous blend of perl1i- ness and srace-and the blue jay frocI1 and hat will be the hit of the season.
 And It Looked Like Himself
 And quite the best thing about the costume, as I saw it from my win dow, was it's perfect congruity with the character of the wearer. Never did the cleverest dresser in New York or Paris find a gown that looked more exactly like herself than the blue jays costume looks like his pert, pretty. glancing, flashing. head cooking self.
 As for the little woodpecker, in 1 his smart black and white frock 1 with that tiny, daring scarlet hat ! we'll that deserves another chapter all by itself and I haven't space to give it that.
 \ Synonym For Happiness.
 Before that winter, I had never l really looked at, and for, birds. I 1 am not a bird expert now, but my 1 eyes and ears are opened for them. I And they make my walks in woods. 1 or fields or village streets, that much ] richer in interest and beauty.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-20
" IF; E.

lad told me that he
 fHr members of the
 Rich she held so
 that after he had
 38ty at the Long
 1.-the Pennsylvania
 EDns were to mark
 Tor the rest of the
 keadineSS at a cer-
 6e station so that
 gem ergency arose
 re
 meeting with Al
 HE corridor of the
 kon promised all
 Of course, if the
 there would be no
 6aild be on the watch
 M I would have to do
 bIlow his lead implicitly. SOme\ one should happen to 1fm jusA as I entered the cor from the Woman's waiting Il, how shoQId I act? Lillian $4d Impressed upon me that the meeting must have the appearance of being a. casual one. I mustn't look around as if expecting some one IL. I decided that if I didn't at once see MT. Drake, or if he were talking to some one, I would walk to the in- formation desk and ask some of the futile questions with which so many women poster the unfortunate serv- ing there. ; Yet 1t wasn't this emergency which l terrified me so much as the fear that l might fail to understand MT. | Drake's cues, if, as Lillian had l warned me, he attempted to convey 1 to me his instructions through casual 1 sentences which would have no hid 1 den meaning for the possible third l person with him. It would be an unthinkable calam- l ity if my stupidity should endanger 1 the success of Lillian's plan! I shiv- cred at the possibility as I looked out , 1t the flashing lights and the hurry
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
III! Ell CaIomel? Trastor.
IA tedo su ORGANISING
Deje de ussr esta d-oga peligro,a
antes de cue lie p-o6uzca sali-
vacion. les horriblel

listed Sc siente bilioso, tardo y
constipado, ? rec que Decesita 81 Pc
ligroso calomel para lirnpiar sus in
tsstinos Y corregir el higadc.
Lea nuestra garantia: Pida en- Ia
drogueria una botella de "Dodsonis
Liver Tone" ? tome una cucharada
a la rcche. Sino le %corrije el higa-
do y arregla So sistena mucho me-
jor que Ell calomel sin causarle dolo-
res 0 Rauseas, puede listed volver a
"a botica q que le devuelvaa So d.
nero
81 hoy toma calomei, mahana So
sentira debil, enfermo Y con nauseas.
Nc pierda IN dia de trabajo. Tome
una cucharada del iaofensiTo "Dod-
sons Liver Tone" en- Ia noche y Sc
levzntara perfectamente bien al dfa
siguss.te. Es absolutanente inofen-
sivo y puede daFse 4 los ninoS en-
cualquier tempo. No puede causar
salivacion nj tampoco tiene dieta
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
UN CONGRESO Sc OPONE
A LA DEPORTATION
DE LOS RATEROS
r,-,-rr ,,- .Ia e. ~

Especial pare La PREESA"
VERACRUZ. julio 9.-Desde hacc algun
tempo que Ell Presiderte Municipal dc este
pucr:o, de acucrdo con cl Gobcrnador del Es-
tado. anunci6 que tofos los rateros Qvc fuc-
-an aprehendidos Ell este Estado scrian con-
deuados q Is pena dc deportation y seriaa
rnyiados ! las Is!es Marias, lacar : donde en-
los :iempos dc D Po-firio Dilz Sc enviaba a
los amigos dc 10 ageno y 4 las muie-es perdi-
dss que con clos "trnhsiaban" Ell !c5 despo-
JOS de CUE era victima ell publico.
4 csia fecha. mas dc vsinticinco ra:eros
que Sc haIl-n en- Il carcel plblica. han sido
rotificados dc que BE les VI 4 enviar depor-
:ados al territorio de Yucatan.
Fl Presidcnte Municipal 70 contaba. To oo'-
tarte. con 10 Cue 81 Congrcso del Estado 20
Gria opinar so5re este particular. y ha re
sulta6o cue el Cuerpo Legislative no esta de
acuc-do con IL decisi:n de! Aicaldc y que en-
til sentido he -eri::6 4 este una coTruni1a-
ci6n.
En- Sicha COMMUNICATION FL CoHSrcso lc di-
&c q faucionario municipal. one no esta den
to De sus facaltates de Alcalde de IA ciudad
e. o=deasr Il deportation. pcna cue en- los &C.
tnales tiempos no pucde impoaer ainguna au-
toridad. por cstar ella prohibida por In Cons
titlci6n VICENTE.
Er vista &c este acae-lo cue ha venice a
c.ha- por terra LES rcsolrsione5 de- Prcsiden-
te Municipal. qui&n sabe cus resueiva este ha-
Ger con los rateros cue estan licaando a
ca-cei pcbliea : ocasionsndo un eonstan;e gas
to con SO manu:enci5n.
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Trsduccion del frances para La
Ia Preusa."

"a SrcuSa-
Acaso Sc recordara adn "a pa-a-
bra lanzads por IN piluelo de "a
rfs a VI c~ortejo funsbre, nuy al
urincipio de las hostilidades. s. no
me equivoco, de ella dio cuenta NJ
CIeneuceau, que, en- esa ep0ca, no
era todavfa mas que IN perlocl5ta 0
DOR 10 menos Ell tai Sc haoia I'VE
lido: "TU te vas "ahora"? le grit6
Gsbroche g. difuuto. PRes bien, mo
eres cuirioso:" In -e?roche semc-
jante Sc les pedia hacer a dos gran
des mediums 0 pitonisas que han
desaparecido en- el transcurso de es
- guerra, Nine de Thebes y Elss-
pia Paladino. En- to6o case, elias aaH
perdido 81 fortuna o = parte de 81
fortuna; jam&s hahfa hsbido mas
genie deseosa de rasgsr los velos de-
porvenir; jamaS Dor auchoS mo-i-
vos, Il e~xistencia estEvo tai LENA lie
riesgos; ianaS, Ell consequence
aQueIIos : Sobre TODD a4uS.-2s que
Sc inta-csan por e. destino dc los
serss quer.Gos Sc han eTco2trado
mas ncl:nados 8 consular so5ra
clos : los larcs mortaies sue pa
san Dor e5car dotados cor el don 1e
a "segunGa vista
MortaIes de estos los hay hasa
Ell el Extremo-Crieate. On hech:-
eero chino que golaba, q 10 q1e Pa
rece, &c una gran &oto-ieaaG INC
ACADIA (, lanzc- una prediction GU
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Sc ESTABA ABUSANDO
De LAS PENSIONES
MILITARES
- ..r. pRESSA."

po- Correo. pGrc La PRENSA."
MEXICO. 10 DE- iulio.-Ayer por "a saTde
estuvie.ca en- Ia Se:reta-ia de Hsc:s1ds Cos
cozaisiones. formsdas una dc eilns por militia
res -cirados que po- services prest2dOs n
!. n:ci5r pe-ciben en- Il astualidad uua psE:e
de sus h.be-e5. y IL os-a po- vludas : We
te-anos De rs gucrras dc -eforua ) ce Ia IN
tervenci6n-
Arnhss courisioaes ~pretcadiar trataz con e.
Official Mayor del Rano. Ing. Madrazo, 10
rctercntc u que las pensionss que estan reel
b:eado las pe=soaGs Dc amoos E'encionados
cr1.pcs. han sido suspendiG-S por disposition
de! Gobierno. gin que los intcrcsaeos aeoaa 4
cue obedcce esss disposition que !Os pe-iudi-
ca al g-.do de qre aIgaaos &c clos Sc haaan
en- ia Glt;ra2 miseria
Tn E-u7o Dc osicia!cs y jcfes E~:ilit2rc7 de
les cl-scs pasivaS del eiercito. Sc dir!S!o n
seao- Madra=o en- q scrtido &c Que este Sc
F.o- i~ailuyerc para cue los solicitaa:es pr
G!c-an en- c~ualCuier m.nc-a pTestar sus ser
yic!os n IL aac:6a. pcra Cue 5cs penS'oces
70 les +rc-.a .ct;raday. pueS E.anlE:estsa cue
81 oslo d!tiro no 10 puedeH conse!uiE. quiz
is Sc ycaa rc!1cido5 q ia mas triste &C las
condicioncs
FL Iac. Madras e1piic6 Z ambas corlisio-
r-s que Il disposici Il dic;ada Dor el Gob;eF-
TO tiendc e morriiz=- Il p~ract!ca de las pen
a!oucs : los ve.ercnos del ~cj1rci:o " n les IA
mi!ias de los generates muezsoc IL 'earaPaEa'
- que tratandosc dc estos dltinos. IN ley Sc
fgia que = ianentc sus viutas. ss madrcS c
sus hi;as ;ienea dereci:o 4 rrcibic les pen
s:o=es. : que Sc 10 dcscG5ie.;o qre hassa las
ez,aatsa dc alGunos r~1!li.ares mrer5os re-
cicn:e,aerte en- rinss. cs:an cob=aneo pv"o'"-
res Y SC haeen lamar viui=s de r~i!itaTes Hucr
tos en- cGnpaEa.
ASreS6 el Official Mayor &c Hacienda, que
SC Va a proee3er 4 hacer una requisicion de
hojss dc s--vicios lie todos los "~ili.arcs.
n-c-:o5 y y;:os. que rc@!Ssn pension en- In
nc;ra!iJ1d. -. clos o s2s c~2m!!ias, para pro-
ccGe- con .odE eGIiGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
Sc HIRIO EN- MA CABEZA

Narsis Logan So banaba aver a las
$50 de IA tarde en- Lambert Beach,
ell bien acondicionado b~alnearIo del
rio de San Antonio en- Ia parte que
atravieca por parque Ge Brackenrid-
ga Logan echo un clavado" Y fue a
dar cor Ia cabeza en- Ell fondo del rio
caussndose ina profunda herida. FL
banists fue sacado del aqua cast das-
fallecido a cgusa de Ia hemorragia
cue lie sobrevino. En- una ambuEarcia
fue Ilevado 8 su casa nuE1ero 469
de IA Gale Sur San Marcos, donas
tiene 81 donicilio Y ALI qned5 caran-
dose al cuidado De N medieo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

Miles de enfermas han sanado con mis-
tratamienlos; no hay raz6n para que I'd.
siga sufriendo. EXAMEN GRATIS.
DR.. A. RIoJAS ALVAREZ. oste5pata-
ses Prudential Life Bldg. Contra esqu.na
dc Ia Casa &c Gor5e) San antonio, Texas
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O terminus Sc han esparcido, eli
unos cuantos dias, desde el Thrt
hasta eli Japon? Seguu 10 afirnaoo
nor 81. los preiiminareS de Ia paz Sc
tirr1aran en- sept:enbre de 1918 Y
IA paY definitiva en- noviembre. Pc
70 esta raz no sera mas que una
tregua: Ia guerra eSta!lara tres amos
de;puEs V e. JaDon Sera entonces
atacado po- tres %pueblos.' Los ter
minos r,is1nos de esta protects prus-
ban cue los "viGentes' del Celeste
Imperio. al igual de 10 que pasa en-
ire nosotros. estan i~nfiuenciados
por las pasiones Y los r1mor@S po-
liticos u los rodean. Los dc Fran
cia snunciar "a victoria de Franc:a;
ignore cuales sean las revelacioneS
cue los "esp;ritus" les nayan podi-
Do hacer = los q A!emania, pcro no
dude nj POGO que va6ciasn e. triun-
10 de sus c0EpaIiotas. Aacr2 bien,
Is IN plrfidamente esparcioo
Icr los asentes garulaaofiics el de-
L eli Japja sera vtct.ma, mas tar
de. de una coanci0n de los Estadcs
Unidos. Dc Ing aterra y de China,
81 comete IL i~mprudenc!a de pcr1a:-
tir q Ia Entente cue a!cance IN
sxieo def;n:rivo: cl hech;cero So hi
20 ccc de tai 1umor.
Perc ertre nosotros misrlos, -
merosos vidertes nan ocupado los
3uastos q:e Gej2ron vacios por los
dos llorados difuntos. In am go
mo M h. condvc:do I Ia casa de
lno de eEcs Y ca 9rec;samcate esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
DE- DE CAMPO

L an al&maadoee !cs p-eaa-at:vos para
q d. De Campo cue e. Casino He@.cano
~cfreces. En- s.cyc sus socios, Ell uno de
l., ms pia,v.cs,ca !2rares &c los a!aerTelo-
yes Dc San antonio.
Sc m -csuel;o c7.c5-a- 7c7iodisanente'
d9-aate Q. ycra7o. r5;as si!E2asicas f~ieo;@s.
q VISTA &c! lxito O. L. que u~!t!mamente sc
verified. Oportaaaneate drrs-acs " conc
Ger y .e.!:a en- que es:a habra dc tcnev lu-
gar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
Deiese Used de snfrir.

No Importa que tn
dcsalentadora pueda
ser SUI c0ndicion &C.
tual: ell canine de Ia
Salud esti alberto pa
"a I'd.
Los caSoS cr6nicoS
Y ,iamados comtinmen
&c ''IncurabieS" casi
siempre cetcn a los
marayillosGS trata-
GieEtos o~steopatieos-
70 euro: Ca!srTo,
Constipation, Enter
medadeS SerVtosss,
de les Intestlnos, de
10 Hi10nes, PARALYSIS,
Insomnia y 6tras mu-
onac aaIonofaS
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primo en- cuest;onc5 dc co-in2 y de
hveros who's. .Ahora him. 81 rctra-
e que a son:lahu,a hi.o dc nj per-
son : dc M caracter cs q mlsmo
cue e. habria hecho; : ella no ne
hab:a Gicho : este respscto ~ una
,.5rs r1ta5ra cu2Elo estuyimos solos,
varcsaHm-Lte Fo-quc 20 10 pe2za-
ba en- clio.
r.ro aua h@y a'gt mas clrloso.
:! amigo e. question, c:uy nec|!o-
so . Unreasonable haoia yisit2do q
csta mule. ciaco O seiS scmHAas an
les, c.znGo Sc hallaba p-esa dc gran
G15 inqIictiudes que, hast2 c:crt2
runtc. crGa .ma@inar!as tan s6lo, Eli
rartc. Y tzta l. hab:a de=crito sus
tirlrac;oncs Y su augusta transtor-
:n:rdose,as CT Eechos CUE deoe-iah
rea,.earsa mas tarde. EEtaAGo 70
2casente y 81 amigo mas confi@do,
pue3 On aQuclln bora Sc haliaba en-
meior es.ado lie amino, no hizo Ia
:nsnor refereacia q esas horrlb eS
desvGnt-ras. FL rctrato psychological
cue tra2a "a s~on&m6ula, fue hecho
cn csa oca:i6n, de acuerdo con las
IDEAS Que 70 teAGo acerca Dc este
amigo de Ia misrna maneta que fuc
"A impression que mi amigo tiene de
mi la que lie die color.do a mi pro-
p;o retrato. El d;buio IS superficial
zero juato, segun 10 que pude sa
her. Nj companero Tue descrito CO
mo un hombre de ncgocios sXtrema-
darente active, sienlcCc l.eno de
ideas, pero en- TODD aquello que no
s. relaciona con Sis negocios suma-
.mentc g~eHe-oso, o~cupandoso &c ooras
de iEtcr6s general.
TODD este Ia pasado. pues, como
81 nosoGroS hubiGramos servido, re-
ciprocamcnte de espejo a los CLOS
de Ia c!arividente. No aventuro cs-
to. hay que entenderlo bien, sino a
ititulo de hipotesis. Aquellos q Quie-
mes les interese este problerna po-
dram, 81 10 descan, Ia expe-
riencia V hacer deducciones de los
re;ultados que obtengan de ella.
Pero hay una cosa que es n~ecesallo
que yo egregue: parece cosa c!erta
que Ell frecuertar q las pitonlsas no
puede dejar de tener peligros para
Ia salud moral de slgunos, cuando
Imenos, de suS ~clientes, y con mayor
razon 81 es verdad que pueden Pc
netrar en- su estado de amino y des-
cribirlo V, como conseciencia, acen-
tuarlo mas aun por suggestion.
e. ejemplo de la persona que ME
acompaho ALI p~resenta n huena
prueba de clio: Sc Ia hizo IL des-
cripcion de sus. ecnores iluscrios CO.
mo 81 debieran reaiizarse, como 81
debieran constituir para el UT me
vitahIe porvenir. Siendo ante TODD
IN hombre de acci6n 3 resar de ST.
grande nerviosidad, ha ~continuado
t-abajando 81 bien as cierto que
otros problemas Sc han impuesto en-
e Y asi ha podido te1er Ia felcidad
de escapar Z su idea fila. Pero 81
pongamos que Sc trata de suJetos
mas impresionables aun, de mule:
res sobre TODD: eltonces, la preecu-
paci0n descrita con basta2te exacti-
tud por Ia sonambula puede trans
fomarse en- una idea fila Y Ia idea
fila, a 81 vez, en- IN scto o en- una
serie de actos. Mi conclusion es,
pues, que es necesaro ~absteneTse
de estas "~consultas" a las sonamou-
las. P1eder llesar q ser POGO salu-
dsbles-
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TTONIsAS EN- LA CASA DE UNA CLARIVIDENTE

experienced IL que deseo contar con
toda IA probidad e unprecedented de
que sea capaz. Con el objeto de pv-
ner de manifesto estas, debo CO.
rnsnzar po- reconoceF cue Negue
ALI con ma idea preconceo!ua.
Esta idea era Ia de quc: es nn-
til tratar de saber 81 nUe5traS plto-
nisas son capaces de discernir ell
porvenir va sea de los p~articulares
o va De los Estados, por Ia razon,
bicn senciiia, de que, durante IN
tempo bastante largo, es impossible
conocer ST Sc han eqlivocado o no
en- sus prevIsiones: e control no
Dueie hacerse sino a VI largo plazo
V ,nientgas ta0to. pernanece incierto
del TODD. Pc- el contrario, es bas-
tante facil compro5ar 81 son capa-
ces, con cierca eXactitud, dc 1jerc!tar
10 que Sc llama Ia lectura del pen
samiento."
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CAM8IOS DE DOMIcfLIOS

Pa-tieiyo al pd5Eeo :..absr eaEbiado mi
eonsuItorio Enedir3. DE Ia Botiea San Pedro.
q Il Botica AaeaAL esqrina Arsenal , Sur
J,redo. en- 5o,Ss asenders g1rstoso q nd No.
nerosa. c.erlea. 4. G. BERCHELxAA
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EEGUISAS

GRATIFICARE con $500 a quien me pro
~porfione iuformes del Sr. Isidoro Jlnsne1,
k,anco. oios. cafes, peIo rubio. En- ef carui-
no dc Laredo entire las estaciones de Encinal
y Cotula bai6 del tren sin cue Sc sepa dc
el. Cualquier informe dirigirlo a Dolores
Martinez, p. o. Box 80. Houston, Texas
(a5)
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O

Cabel,c-o su:zo. dc 81 aEos &c edad. de-
sea carabiar cor-cspaaGencis, con senor1ta
cspanola o :aexicrna de buena familis, OBJ
ie:o matrinoaio. Correspondence en- espa-
nol O insIes. Dirigirse P. D. Box Isf''
Bisbcc. Arizona. "
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DARE MUY buena qualification 4 I. per
soma que me informe de mi hermano Al
berto Buenrca.rr de 10 eios. de edad. mo-
reno, de cucrpo regular, oios zrspdes cssta-
nos, pelo negro. En- Agosto del ano pass-
do Sc hal!aba en- Rinita, Okla, Campo No. 8
Cualouier informe que sc terg1 dirtIirio =
Santiago Euenrrostro, 25l6 Torgres Ave.
Houston Texas. tlI
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE BARATo IN eutom6vil da
: p~Gsaieros cn buena eondieion $40 So
Leon2 81. %
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Sc VENpE barato, n eont-do. piano ESQ
b.. mahogany POGO usado; alfombra
osrcs ruch.cs. 1il South Press- TO
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Sc DARAN $500 de grEtificac:6ne a Is
persona que de infornes c1nctos de mis- her
rnanos Francisco J Fernando Auho-. siendo
las dltinos ~roticias que tuye de clos en-
leI. de Pillare, Kansas Cualquier infer-
me que sc teHgn sobre Ell particular dtrt9!r-
10 a Gumerindo Musoz. 4Co5 Ave. y.
Galveston, Texas. Us
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Sc DARA BUENA qualification a Ia per
soma que de ~infcrrres del Sr. JESUS GonzajeL.
de I9 amos de edad, que sc separ6 de mi
lado hace uno5 tres amos y desde haee dos
cue no sc sabe de e.. res;dia en- Reno, Okla
Cualquier ;nforme dirigirlo a Jose GanzaleI
Livingston. California (Gb
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YESDO autom6viI Studebaker. Mitchell Q
Chalmers. de sie:e pasajeros. en- bEen sta-
Go. Pueden verse en- 500 Sur Flores TIE
lcfoEo Crockett SSS. III
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ARRENpAMIENTCS

aESTo dos pleas . perronas cue pEe
dan Oar buenas re~ferencias. 3G2 Belyin ST
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EsPECiALIDAD en- rec!anaciones por d.
nos pcrsonalss atropeiIos etc. Hago toda
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