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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13
Iw,s Al,Uays Got Their Moneys " orth When Ty Performed

re IS seldom that o watch Cobb play a game Of ball and nt feelt that
y you have received full value for our money. He always is doing m
hing n can be picked u from the mob by a stranger. whether he is
{ bat, o the bases or in the outfed. lie las personality. which sticks
tut all yer him. He waves 10 the bleacherites, makes sensational catches
pillows with wonderful throws and his batting and base-running are in a
Haas by themselves. When Ty gets on base lie is likely % steal second
nd third and get away With it, A single always sends him rom first to
bird n NJ "a tell when he will steal home. The opposing players
" excited. M spectators are N their toes nd Tyrus holds the center Of
h6 mage lie is a real star and a valuable attraction at III gate.
~NAWhy is it that Eddie Collins is not nor of a drawing card in base
Xau?v asked a fan the other DAY. He is a wonderful player, hits well d
xTMs sensationa plays but why isn't he considered a star ike Cobb?'
Ernie answer is simple. Eddie is what commonly is called a colorless
glytr. He plays his position in hi ball field, but that is all. He ever
Is i battle with umpire % does he. climb into the gran stand to
knnch q spectator. The last features sTathfnS 10 be proud Of ut it keeps
bic PLAYER in h public eye. 1t is something unusual n aus lotso of
a. on the ball field Cobb manages to keep himself in the Hmenght.
Ufkother 1t is a scrap with a taxi driver or a battle with the family butcher.
liver h closes his desk for The Law ~ goes home until The nXt afNernOon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13

May Finish Tourney Today
AS a result of yesterdays play in the
singles and double it appears as though
Bill Ttlden is going to add two more
championships to his already long lisr.
Tilden has enlisted in the Government
service and there is a possibility that
this may be his last tourney for some
time. He won his way into the scmifnal
round in the singles and fnal round In
the doubles yesterday. He has put in
a request to play all three matches this
afternoon, as he is anxious to. get away
to join the colors.
Paired with Carl Fisher, Tilden sue
ceedcd in winning his semifinal round
match from Wallace Rhoads and r. II.
Hothersall. The losing pair put up a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13
IBIS CROWN TOO BIG
TO FIT ANY PLAYER in
MAJOR LEAGUES TODAY
Be Ruth Comes Closest to Filling Shoes of Georgia
Peach as Attraction-Collins's Colorlessness Pre-.
vents His Being Baseball King
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

N ME baseball fan is a shortmemoried. tickle individual Deeds of valor
- in the past mean nothing in his lfc-he basks only in thu sunlight Of
the present. A hero today "a he a hobo tomorrow and vice versa. Nothing
kooNnts but results and those results must come right on the spot No
4Nlays ara tolerated
49, Thus W find Tyrus Raymond Cobb. the greatest player the game eve
produced; the mar who has been monarch of all he surveys or years
md years; the champion batter IF the league and the principal reason for
UAeH6oodp showing o. the Detroit Tigers in the past. publicly rdiculed md
DNn0ed the Rawsberry in his W home town. The Detroit fan gave MN
IN unmerciful riding on Tuesday and became so abusive h Tyrus walked
&vers to the beachers and challenged the crowd to battle. HI "a lighting
XnAQ and it ws with difficulty that the umpres and other players escorted
5t4I to his position.
u This mark of unapprecation on the parto of the ans as entreN I'M
kaHed for. Cobb was playing first base a position new to him. because oi
- lame shoulder. He really should be out of tho lineup ut rot int ne
lame 10 help the club with his hitting and baserunning. Mite akin ne
Ind put IN h pal,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13
18th Company Camp Dix Victor

Camp Dix, n. j., June IS. = Fourteenth
Company Fourth Battalion. was wsllo9ed
in q Camp League game here yesterday by
Thirteenth Company. Fourth Battalion.
0 to =.
fourteenth Coz 90 l-2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13
s. Cet out6sldsr MeHenry

IS Siiwsuise Club. q the
asociation. yesterday was OBJ
70 81. Louis National In ez-
6Ioon And 3 third player to be
1anry will report June 20. He
<3outation In the association as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13

Tilden Sprsins Ankle
Tilden was handicapped by a slightly
sprained ankle. Rhoads and HothorsaIl
won the first set, 10. but Tilden and
Fisher worked together more smoothly
in the last two sets and won out. SO.
60. The Philadelphia star didn't APP
pear to exert himself in the first two
sets. but in the third he got in sore
deadly work with his powerful and
lightuing-fast shots.
They will meet &. g. Shafer and
John +. Bcll, Jr.. in the lnaI round
this afternoon Shafer n Bell ad-
vanced by reason of their tuo-set vic
tory over W. =. Rowland and Reed.
The score was 6-i, GO.
The draw for the semifinal round In
the singles championship brings together
Bill Tilden and Rogers in the upper
bracket and Dr. r. b. I.awk and Carl
Fisher in the lower courts. Rogers
earned the opportunity to meet Tilden
by downing Rowland, 60, SO. Doctor
Hawk won from G.. c. Shafer. Us, Ga,
and Fisher defeated II. G. Jones, 6-1,
6-i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13
BILL TILDEN is WINNER
IN TWILIGHT NET MATCH
Paired With Carl Fisher He Advances to Final Round in
Pennsylvania State D~oubles-Favorite
to Win Singles Title
BY PAUL PREP


yesterday wore their sweaters and jcr
SeNs the hest mart of their match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-13
Reading An.schoIs.tie. Beaten

RoheeenLa, Ps~r June f3.-Rnbesonla High
y = y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-25
$325 100000 PAID
TO RED CROSS SINCE
THE WAR BEGAN

St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 2S.-Three
hundred and twenty-five millions OF
dollars have been paid in or pledged
to the work of the American Red
Cross in the eighteen months that
have elapsed since the United States
entered the war.
This statement is contained in the
annual message of She War Council
of the Red Cross to the S,S94 chap
terS OF the organization. which was
made public today. Eight million
women are engaged in canteen work
and the production of relief sup
plies through the chapters. Up to
July | OF this year they had made
22l .2S2,S38 articles OF an aggregate
value OF S44,000,000. This amount
is included in the total of $325 ,OOO,-
900.
In the United States the Red
Cross, through its chapter workers.
is helping to add to the comfort
and health OF the millions OF our sol
diers in 102 camps and environments
as well as those travelling on trains
and embarking on ships for duty
overseas. The Home Service sec
ton Of the Red Cross, with 10000
workers, is extending its ministrd-
tions OF sympathy and counsel each
month to more than 100000 FAM
lilies LETT behind by soldiers who
have gone to the front, and this
number is being augmented daily.
In Europe, the report goes on to
saw. the Red Cross, "the greatest
mother in the world" is seeking TO
draw "a vast net of mercy through
an ocean OF unspeakable pam.
Nothing is withheld cover there
that can be given to supplement
the efforts of our, army and our
navy in caring for American sol
diers, according to Secretary Baker
General Pershing and other lead
ers. 1t is estimated that 5000 Amer
leans will be working for the Red
Cross in France by January l. next
Red Cross com1ssiont are at
work in England, Italy, Belgium
Palestine and Greece, thus extending
the relief work of the organization
to the armies and the navies OF our
allies.
More than 2O64S,O00 of the resi-
dents of the United States now are
members of the Red Cross compared
with 4S6.OOO on May |, 1917, an in
crease of more than 20000000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-25
81 AM THE LUCKIEST
JEW IN THE ARMY

An Atlantic Port, Oct. 6. (By
MaiD-Abe Fleshner's spirit goes
marching on. 1t took Apremont
Wood, conquered at Chateau Thier-
rv. and smashed through to victory
at St. Mihiel. 1t is thes pirit that
animates Jew, Catholic and Prot
estant. In the United States 1t has
found its expression in the union OF
seven welfare agencies-the y: NJ
c. A.. y. w. c. a. Catholic War
Council Knights OF Columbus, W ar
Camp Community Service, Jewish
Welfare Board, Salvation Army
and American Library Association
whose business is to foster the
spirit of Abe Fleshner.
Abe was recruited in the FIRST
draft. and was sent to France. he
was in the thickest of the fighting
at Apremont Wood. A few weeks
afterward his parents i'll Springfield
Mass. received letter from him
telling that he lost his right arm and
left eye. ..,,
But I'm o. X. just the same! he
concluded.
Abe was invalided home. He ar
rived on the Jewish New Year. An
immense crowd met him at the sta
ton. They cheered him and praised
him. at the same time pitying his
empty sleeve. Abe met their ques-
tions with a laughing response.
I'm the luckiest Jew IN the ar
nv! If any other man had been
in nv place. he'd have been killed
But | only lost an arm and an eye
so I'm glad | was there! It's a
shame I can't go back to the boys
isn't il 7"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-25
Teachers, Exams Postponed.

George W. Coftman. county sup
erintcndent is in receipt OF letter
from the president OF the state
board of education instructing him
to postpone the regular quarterly
examination OF teachers. announced
for today, Friday, and Saturday, on
account OF the influenza epidemic
and to fix the dates for the eXamina-
ton on November q, p and %.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-25

line. Finally in exasperation he
shouted:
Whats the mather wild yez?
Can't We line up? That lien is as
Can't We line up? That line is as
crooked as a corkscrew. All OF yez
fall out and take look at it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-25
InStrospection

Judge: An Irish drill sergeant
was putting a lot OF green recruits
through the different movements
He gave them Right dress" Try as
he would he couldn't get straight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-25
Don't Suffer
From Piles

Pyramid 10 Certainly Fine and Works Such
Wonders So Quickly.
and such rectal troubles. in the pri--
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at all druggists, Take no substl-
tute. \ single boz often rs s4t,
trient Free sample for Trial with
booklet mailed free in plain wrap
ner. IL YOU send coupon below.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
EUERON EXPULSADAS NARIAS
CITANAS A~D!VINADORAS.

Hahiendose tenido informes en- las
oficinas dc la slperioridad CORES
pondiente dc que en- Ia Gale Hous-
ton Sc habian instalado varias lien
das en- las que IN bucn numero de
gitanas errantcs, de cSaS muJeres de
adornos eXtravaGaateS Y de aspecto
perezoso que a diciendo Ia buena
ventura a las personals que Green on
las aurigas. Sc comisiCno a los dipu-
tados sheriffes Joe Froboese y John
Subira para que clauSuraran las ten
das de las citadas mujeres y estas
fperan confinadas EN- Ia carcel de "a
ciudad, por estar terMinantemcnte
prohibidos pcr las lcyes del Estado
la profession de los magos. adiT2-
nadores Y encantadores a que Sc de-
dican as refcridas muieres nOmadas.
La clausura de las tiendas de los
misrcrios Sc llevo a cabo antes de
anoche V como as g|itanas implora-
ran elemental para sus personals, fue-
ron puestas en- libertaG, bajo la con-
d!ci0n precisa de que aver en- Ia ma
mana abandonaran n ciudad, 10 cua!
e~fectua-on en- el primer tren que
Sali0 de San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
ESPECTACULOS EN- Ell
TEATRO NACfONAL

.Antanoche Sc llevo q cabo Ia velada
dramatica organizada en- el teatro
'Nacionai" FOR Ell primer acto- me-
| xicano senior Juan B. Padilia. ha-
bicndose degrade un buen 6xito pc
cunario. pues el publico correspon-
do al Ilamado Que lie hizo su viejo
conocido, ell senior Padilla, habiendo
recibido con agrado ia representa-
ci0n dc la Pasionaria" drama en-
tres actos,qu Sc llevo a Ia escena
Colaboraron con el senior Padilia,
ademas del Prof Justianian: luien
p-cscnto a!gunos actos de prcstiGi-
gitacion, los artistas senorita Concep
cion Hernandez Y senoras Antonio
Pincda V Ade!a Hidalso Y los seno-
res Carlos Vil!alongin, Luis Herman
de- V Berrones.
Nuestro companero o. redaccion,
cl senior Manuel Muzquiz Blanco re-
otto dos compoSiciones suyas Y Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
INFORMATION LOCAL
DETENIDOS PARA INYES-
TIGACION.

Dos individuos de nacionalidad me-
xicana. fueron detenidos por los de-
tectives el dia de aver. con el OBJ
jeto de hacer varias investigation
nes rc,acionadas 0 su conducta y
su persona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
LOS SOLDADOS LICENCIADOS
SON DESPEDIDOS CON MCSICA.

Los soldados pertenecientes a la
165 Brigade de Deposito y que estar
siendo licenciados. son despedidos
con los acordes de una de las bandas
de musica de Ia rcferida Brigade,
dicieadolcs adios con temas patrio-
ticos V populares.
Diez mil son los hombres que for
man Ia Brigade v los cuales seran
licenciados en- total dentro de bre-
yes dias.
senorita Maria Mantecop y la Sra.
TIidalgo presentaron IN bale, hab!e1
DO sido todcs los participates ell
esta yelada aplaudidos por !os con-
:u-rentes.
Para hoy csta anunciado el de-
but del dueto ''Marianella y Thony,'
bailarines de ~quienes Sc tienen bue-
mas r~eferencias.
Estos artistas trabajaron recien-
temente en- cl teatro princess.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
UN LEON MEXICANO EN- Ell.
PARoUE BRECKENRIDGE

Tn leon mexicanc ha sido anadido
q Ia collection de seis que Sc encuen-
tran en- el Departamento Zoologico
del Parque Breckenridge.
E. cachorro. que fue instalado c!
Lia de aver en- Ell refsrido parquc.
cueata seis meses de racido yfue re-
galado 4 la ciudad por el senior Ros-
well J. Vanhgn, Mayor dc Ia ciudad
de Eagle Pass. hab;endo sido cap
tIraGo cuando tenia tres semanaS de
edad. en- el rancho del Tule. Mexico,
' vendido al Mayor Roswell.
Con este son Siete .os leoncs que
Sc ~cncuentran en- el Breckenridge,
siendo los seis restantcS dc origcn
a~fricano, tres dc los cua!es han ma
cido recientemente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
Sc DAN F~ACILIDADES A
LOS ~AGRICULTORES
Seran analizadas las semiIlas
Que utilicen en- la siembra

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Noviembre
2I-A ~iniciativa del Ministro de Fo-
mento. la Direction de Agricultural
abrira una oficina especial encarga-
da de analizar todas las Semillas que
Sc uti'icen en- Ia siembra, a fin de
que las cosechas presten smayores Sc
guridades.
La misma oficina Sc encargara de
proporcionar a los agricultores del
pals los datos que necesiten para cue
Sis trabajos sean de buenos result
tados, instruyendolos, ademaS. en- to-
do 10 relative al ~interesante ramo.
Las ventajas que los agricultores
obtengan. dirigiendose q dicha Off
Gina seran indiscutibles, toda vez que
en- ella Sc les instruira en- TODD %
que sea neceSario para Ell meiora-
mientc de Ia agriculture n~acional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
~PRETENDiO FUGARSE UN


.Antcs de aver en- la tarde. Frank
Barber. TN REQ Sobre quien DeSan va
rias acusacioncs por las cualeS ha
siGo sentenciado 4 sufrir IL pena de
dos amos Dc prision, pretendi5 fu-
garse en- los morlentos en- que en- IA
sala de a 37a. Corte de Distrito Sc
lie leia 81 condena.
Barber sali6 de IA saia y huy0
Dor las escaleras hacia eli sabterra-
neo de Ia Casa de Cortes, pero fu6
alcanzado per q diputado SHERIFF.
Toe Froboese, quien. despueS de ha-
Der sostenido una lucha con ell REQ,
10 condujo nuev2mente ante Fl juez,
ouien termino de leerlc a ~scntencia.
6esuuss de 10 cual Barber fue con-
ducido por el mismo Froboese q Ia
carcel de Condado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
LA INFLUENZA HA DESAPARE
CIDO POR COMPLETE EN-
SAN ANTONIO.

La epidemic de Ia influenza. Sc
cun los ultimos informes proporcio-
nados para su pub,icidad por los de-
partamentcs respectivoS, ha desapa-
recido de una manera absolute en- Ia
ciudad de San Antonio, V en- los am
pos militares ubicados en- Sus cerca-
Mas.
Al crecto. los lltimoS conyalescien
ties de esta erfermedad que Sc encon
traban CT los hospita!es de- Campo
Travis Y del Fuertc Sam Houston.
fueron aver dados De alta en- ca idad
Ge completamente Sanos, habiendoSe
~Drccedido Embellishments a la de-
sinfecci0n de los referidos hospita-
les. en- los que reinan ahora las mis-
ma condolences que antes de que
~aparcciera Ell ma en- San Antonio.
Los informeS que en- el Dcparta-
mento Militar del Sur Sc han rcclbi-
do con respecto Il esta enfermedad
en- la jurisdiction que dicho Depar-
tamcnto abarca, dicen que en- as Ill
timas p horas Sc han cfectuado Sc
Senta Y nueve cas0s nuevcs de in
flucnza y veinte de ncumonia, ha-
biendose registrado tres defuncio-
neS:.
En- e. Paso Y en- ell distrito de
Arizona, son los iugares donde Ia en-
fermedad SO ha manifestado mas
arraigada : mas renuente a desapa-
recer, siendo, ALI donde Ia mayor
parte de dichos cas9S, Sc han regis
trado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
SoooAss 8 Rs,$ono&4
y en- Ell CASINO

2! Domingo % &c los corricntcs. m los
S-,on-S de- Casino Mexieano. situados On
"a csquina de las GALES dc Navarro ' Co
ms-gio. &c cclebra-a una junta general dc
los micrlh-us &c cstl prcstCiaGa aErupaciOl
social. grc taEto ha significadu para ri acc--
carn:cntD cn.-e los mienbros De must" CO.
'unia en- Saa Antonio.
la Iur.a dc -cfe-cncia. tcnjr! Hcr oolcto
"A ,cri.icaci6a dc las el>cciones dc n nUcva
~, Dirc-tiva cue Ia de- .rr!-. ~ cl GnV
p-6Iino ls dcstinoS de L. aCCupacion.
! n dicaa jUnta. - cita, 70 so.a:n"Hte =
To- soc;os prop:ctaEIos. sino ;anblra 4 los
s-scr8P-Ores-
d. acue-do con "a r,fo-ma que en- los E.
ta,-toS del Casino Sc Ia EechO 'i!ima.n"nCc.
puc!eu vosar ~ eS:as ei~ccionc, y s"r riec-
tCs. los socios subsc Iptores.
Los racstos pa... i"s cuaies 10 purd,eh
SCI clcrtoS los so.,ys IosietI-icS. >va les
,. p-esidca;.. Vice? .gs.!cntc. Sccrc'"'i' ;
Tcso,cro. - iunjI -. vcrii;ca't 4 laS s!c;c
tc il uochc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
Sc APLAZO Ell CARNIVAL DE
LA VICTORIA.

A causa de! nal tempo Que hlzo
aver. el Carnava! de liz Victoria que
ha sido organizado por el Com.te de
Estampil!as de Ahorro de Ia Guerra
V a debia principiar la tarde del vier
mes, ha sido aplaXado para el dia de
hoy.
En- e tomaran parte los miembro5
del Club Rccrcativo del Campo Ira
Wis Y varios artistas de los que &C
Iua|mente sc cncucntran en- Ia clu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
GRATIS


! los DCENDS ~. tC-r:DgILES
, = &c u,aT-lGG--a - ~rue-a--
Z N~CSr5ro~ cnu - au.- lie a-Nc-l~acra
1 en- -nls casc &c maaalna=ia. Gczds moo
Z los a~Dtl-us~ H@=t- &c -Ett.r" r~ia-.
: nraQGlDartas modern
) Eaccu,o> .nG1eti@:aTsuLC cnvrs -r To-
I Ia cfsse DE- rr&GUrr--as ruc nos "-
! dee. deSGe "A plea caas 2CqUyUa haSta
J maGv57as -omp.e,s-. L4--taS dc ,oaas
{ cases -amaaos, accessories. rac-
! Con-&nos con MA "e 10000 F-e''2"S
Z de fIb-lc4S de -au5oncvi.rs. a--~nTtos y
{ ot-oS instrumental neSsatcus, fuEt.c3r-
) nes De Meade. ttc.
J Ala1au-us soL.ls i2s cif'y-'taLcS ggr -
8 presenter p@-- IA =lGUis;c:pu Dr. peas
} cSpecia.s ouaulr --;.y cezE4u que Sc az
I quirid2< lie srEuaLa aBua % EI&ILgGG. Ia
8 bricar sSpceialmvn.e. .endg iusPecc.vaS-
: das pcr 1~uSot5US.
, Garant.zamOs "a satlsiac-l 70 todoS nue.
! t-cs tratajo>. lc.au&u "a J-sslo Jel cj5suJ-
I a eomasjou- slea-s aS >~c-vtcios q-e lr
8 prcstensoS-
s 49, MECHANICAL AGENCY.
I 2. D. BcN So "a Rus 81
San Anturiv. reyzs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
SENTIDA ~DEFUNCIoN

:. han recibido IN csta ciudad. not:ctaS
ID. nue. ~ Il. dc Monterrey. y. l.. ACADIA d"
al!rc.r. yIctirna dc IL influenza. Il S:a. Do
u. Maria Gonzalez Dc Agu;lar. "Sposa del
Sr. D. LeanG7o AguilaF.
Ia f;aada S-a. Gonzaicz. ticnc cn San
,a:rnio nun.srcScS pa5icateS. cnt-c to, .tc
@ cueatan los micrh-os de- las iam'.i"s @a-
- ,ronza.. Y iiernAadez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

E ur hscho uue mis- n3ecodos dc
cu-a- SIN medicine son tan simples
como Electives Y Instantaneous "a
rantizadoS. Sc ma pronado. por inf
.iGad lie cases cue yo Re tratado,
IL Dor medic dc estoS mctodos Sc
"a c1minado "a c.@sy de = caferme
lad : han --s5@hiecido su salud, CEN
,enares lie personals Que por amos
haD.an experImenUadc cuanto les ha-
MA sido possible sin ninEun resultado
= deSpusS de haber siGo desah0cia-
dos 0 ~eniDentes specialists. La
HistaEc;a TO eS ningun obstaculo,
uues he curado L muchas personals
! anna he con5cido. EStas perso-
a estan myy aEradecidaS Y reco-
nienaa2 mis- metoGos de cur2r sin
r,e6icina. Lea Sus testimonies en-
"a e6icion semanaria de LA PREM
SA". Tengo en- mi poder miles de
esros testimonies y los cuales man
6are con gusto q toda persona Que
los SoT;.ite
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
BALE EN- Ell MERCADO.

e primer eScuadron del Segun-
do cunrpo de caballeria dara esta no.
che IN bale en- cl salon del Mcrcado
De a ciudad, cl que Scra protusa-
mente adornado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
INCENDIO.

Una estufa que sc calento dema-
si2do p-odujo IN incendio aver IN
una de las casas que sc e~ncuentran
en- Ia esQlira de las Gales de Houa-
ton V Santa Maria, habiendo pro-
ducido el fuego. que fue violenta-
mente sofocadc, veinticinco pesos de
perdidas u los propietarios dc IN
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CHGcARON DOS CAMiONES

Aver al medic dja, en- IA esquina
lie las Gales de CoGe-c:o y Syca-
more. caocaron dos cam!ones de
cransoorcs del eiercito, ha5,endo
su.rido amboS c2r-os a!gunos Ces-
He-fectoS.
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DE PASO

., ur Gia 4 ut-o - cspcrado en- cst:I Gu
dad dc paso para nuestr1 Republics. cl
rrr. Geaa-o Dav;!a. quien rcGrcsa al pals. 4
-adicarse en- Tampicc. dcSpucS dc algunoS
amos De pernanencia en- EstadoS In'dnS.
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PARA AS PoSADAS

Alcunas Eam,i.aS nexicanas. radicadas en-
sta. nan estado reunicndoSc ultimamcnte,
on 81 fin &c u-=aaisar alCunaS fcstaS que
habrtn &c ccIcbrarse du-aatc Ia proXima ma
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Fl -. u. Marcos Ortiz. dc Laredo. g cn-
cuentra actuaineEte en- San An'onto' - wa
e de ncroc:O<-
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iiriiase Z 1gnscio E. Lozaro. 11s n.
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Prof. M. {. Martinez.
Poderoso SaRudor.

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