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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

Prayer Miller, Harry Thorne and r.
&C. WarsWick. The local committee on
plans for the convention is made up
of j. G. Logan, Walter Connell, Man
uel b. Otero and II. c. Abbott.
a committee was named to attend
the stockmen's meeting at Gallup on
December IS, as follows: Louis Ilfeld
Capt. Clark NJ. Carr, J. c. Logan,
Frank A. Hubbell and Walter Council.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14
PRESIDENT IS MADE
CITIZEN OF PARIS

Ea7 FUHNTHV IOUFHNI sFIVTNI IEAsED WHIT
Paris, Dec. l3.-The municipal
council completed today the last de-
tails for the reception of President and
Mrs, Wilson. When President Wilson
is being presented with the grand
gold medal Of the city of Paris, Mrs.
Wilson will be presented with a gold
brooch set in diamonds with doves in
bias relief bearing an olive branch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
IS ASKED TO FURNISH
TWO SCHOOL TEACHERS

The town of Sawyer Valencia coun-
", has filed a request with the Cham
Der of Commerce for two qualified
school teachers 1t is said that the
Sawyer schools have been unable to
get any teachers, and that any dis
charged soldiers qualified for these
positions would be especially welcom-
ed,
Applications made to the Chamber
OF Commerce will be transmitted TO
the Sawyer school board.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

Lean meat scraps dried. Prepared
under government supervision at Ar
moIr's packing house. Very high in
feed value: over 60 per cent protein.
Costs more than grain but the meat
scraps are far cheaper. No single
feed will help fill the egg basket
quicker than meat w. FEE, 212-
2fi-216 West Lead. Phone rs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

TO sponge new cloth, take heavy
cotton cloth, wet it thoroughly and
wiring ii out Spread your goods on
a table, folded into four thicknesses,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

There will be a home cooking and
gift sale at the Red Cross shop be-
ginning Friday December 20, Every
one interested in Red Cross work is
asked to help towards the success of
this sale A table Of home made can
dies will be a popular feature of the
sale,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14


At the Meeting Of the Womau's
club yesterday Afternoon a. delightful
musical program was gwen. Al
though the audience was not All that
could be desired, numerically It was
nevertheless appreciaUyc and every
number was received with much
pleasure. while the performers gfa-
ciouSly responded to the encores Mrs.
A. +. Monissette sang a Dream,
from Bartlett, and was accompanied
by Mrs. George J.. Everltt. Miss
Irene Partch charmed her audience
with violin solo from lIditskE, Inc
Herdsirls Dream, She was accom-
panied by her brother Mr.. Harold
Partch. Miss Grace Wintrey sang
"The sunshine Of Your smile and
was accompanied by Miss Margaret
Turner
The Ladies' Aid society Of St. PauFs
English Lutheran church met 20 the
church Thursday afternoon with q
fair attendance and proceeded TO the
election of officers for the ensuing
year Following is the list OF newly7
elected officers: President Mrs, g. j,
p. Bittner; vice president Mrs Mary
Volquartz; secretary. Mrs. A W.
Kracmer; treasurer, Mrs. a, Mclay
All the officers except the president
were reelected A vote Of thanks
was extended TO the retiring presi-
dent Mrs G. @. Simonson and to Mrs.
McLay who has served as treasurer
for eleven years
Yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. j. r. Newhall was the scene
of n pleasant little gathering when
the ladies' of the auxiliary of ST.,
Johns church met for social tune,
The afternoon was devoted TO music
and sewing, even in social GATHERINGS
one hardly dares to be idle a moment
yet.
The Woman's auxiliary of 81. John 5
met Wednesday afternoon and elected
officers for the year The following
were elected. Mrs. James 7, Newhall,
president Mrs Katherine Farrei,
vice president; Mrs, j. d. Waters, sec
rotary; Mrs Roy Strome treasurer;
Mrs. George *. ANGEL educational
secretary; Mrs. A. F, Morrissette GUS
todian.
pnn;tal nj R,Ipy Hall
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Dodrill LEFT for Ros-
well on last Wednesday evening They
expect TO make Roswell their home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

Mrs. Kenneth Baldridge is in re-
ceipt of a letter from her husband in
France in which he said IT was be-
lieved that his contingent would be
returned in January.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14


per services will be held ut the recre-
alton room of the Young Women
Christian association, 100 North Sec
ond street, followed by friendly
hokr. Mrs l.. B. Lackey will have
chal Sc of the music for this service.
Following is the program.
Hymn.
Prayer
Scripture reading.
Quartet. clark the Herald Angel
Sings" (Wesley.
Hymn.
Reading Miss Beatrice Hill
Solo NO Night There"-Mrs. L. !.
Dean.
Benediction
Hymn
Thursday afternoon the recreation
committee met to discuss plans for
Christmas entertainment to be held
at the recreation room Christmas
week.
Friday the first meeting of the high
school girls was held Organization
was perfected and plans outlined for
the future work Of the club
The regular monthly meeting of
the board of directors will he held
Monday evening. December 16, mt s
p. m.
New gymnasium classes are being
formed, IL morning classes for
women ana Saturday classes for chill
dren.
First aid class held its first meeting
Friday evening at s o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

Recital at RCdCy Hall.
DR.. Henry Foote Perm. dean of the
school of fine arts, viii appear in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-14

First aid class held its first meeting
Friday evening at o'clock.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14

Harvey Sullivan came north as far as Valdez on the Northwestern. MT. Sullivan is a candidate for road com nissioner on the Republican ticket. The weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow is fair with fresh winds. Robert J. Weir left this morning and will go through to Kern Creek on a trip of inspection.
 -$-
 The F'iremen at their meeting last night adopted a new set of bylaws similar to those of the old organiza- tion. There was a good attendance of members at the meeting.
 The matter of forming the A. B. Athletic Club will be brought up at the regular meeting of the Arctic
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14
Brotherhood next Monday night.

Brotherhood next Monday night.
 >
 w. T. Lucas, who returned on tho Northwestern yesterday, is again con nected with the railroad commission. Mr. Lucas is one of the best all round office men in the north.
 It was 20 below zero at Mile 29 early this forenoon.
 The Seward WomanS Club w:ll meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William Sauers. Mrs. W. E. Root will read a synopsis on the opera "Sieg- fried"
 Steamer Dora will not sail for tho westward until after the arrival Of the steamer Alameda.
 T. A. Samuelson, Iditarod lnIacr, is registered at the Overland.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14

of liquor being found aboard ship, was held not liable according to aGgices re- ceived on the Northwestern. Judge Gordon's dicision was that unless the evidence showed that the liquor was taken aboard by orders of the captain, he could not be found guilty of com plicity.
 Louis Lauritsen came in last night by dog team from Canyon Creek and is registered at the Sexton.
 C. Nelson who went out to the states last November, returned on the Northwestern and is guest at the Sexton.
 Capt. Newland and PurSer Garland, of the Dora, are registered at the Sexton.
 R. o. Webb, of the DoFa's engine room force, is at the Sexton.
 -;-
 Helen Van Campen and husband were at the Seattle hotel Tn Seattle when the Northwestern left, having returned from a visit to New York City.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS


 Mrs. J. A. Baughman ana two daughters, Beatrice and Dorothy, will leave on the Alameda for Michigan 70 be absent until next fall. Mrs Martha White left for An rhoragc on the morning train. Duncan Little, guest of Dr. and Mrs. Keating for the past week, re- turned to Kenai lake, leaving on the rain this morning.
 --.-
 Miss Margaret Romng entertained ut luncheon today those taking part in the musical act at the recent Red Cross vaudeville show.
 <
 The Bank of Seward e7d Hartman National bank have received official ,dvices that the third Liberty Loan will be started on April 9th.
 -:-
 Fred Nelson, who has started Sev- lal times for Mile 52, tried it again .oday, but kept his room at the Sew ayd reserved in case he might come pack.
 !. X. Johnson is at the Seward, hay ing come in last night from Copper Creek.
 Tom Nceley, we'll known mining mau, left for Anchorage this morn ing. Mir. Medley arrived on the North western ana was guest at the Over land.
 A. C. Little and wife started this morning on their way to the Iditarod where ne is dredge man for the Gug- gelhcimS.
 Dennis Callahan ana James Burke, merchant, who came in on the North western and registered at the Sew ard. left for Flat City this morning. Dr. E. c. Howe, who aas been at he Sext, II for the past week, return d to Eliamar on the Northwestern.
 >
 M. A KoroiiCh. oS Anchorage, has .ctlmed from a bJ ,'hesS trip to La To4citr and is regi=tued al the Sew a,d.
 W. HTSeman, 5UsiT eSS man at An yhorace, is at the SewalG. Mir. Huse- man IS waiting anti, the trail is in first class condition before he starts home.
 Two dispatches ct mail for the in terior were sent out on the train this morning.
 George Switzer, time keeper, who nas been on visit to the states, is registered at the Sexton. MT. Swltzcr returned or the Nouhwes tern. *
 Aleck Sanon anG 1. Bergstrom, quests of the Seward, got away this morning for the idi.arod.
 Fl. O. Roberts, loca, manager o' the San Juan Company, has taken apart mentS at the Seward hotel. s. Q. Clark, mining expert who !'a' been in the vicinity for several months and has been making his headquarters at the Sexton, left for the states on the Northwestern. -E-
 Capt. Charles Berg, of the steamer Admiral Watson, recently arrested in Seattle by the dry squad on account
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14

FUnS BOUGHT S Highest price paid. Macintosh. Fairbanks Hotel. tt
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14

Broadway Bakery and Coffee House Lunches, all kind, of pastry ard the best coffee in town. l.. F. (;
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-03-14

Watch for the Brown & Hawkins Weekly Economist Bulletin. tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
liOIIMIENTO DE AUTOS ROBA'
DOS Y RECUPERADOS.

Por Ia manana de aver Sc reclble-
ron en- la ~eStaci6n central de policia
quejas de que habian sido robados dos
automobiles, uno de ellos a II. 4.
Mick. Cue reside en- Ia casa nu!nero
l2I de Ia Gale Mercia: el ro5ado dijo
ouc 81 miQuiHa era Oakland roads
ter, modclo 1917.
Tamb!Gn fUG robado I'M autom6Vii &
". {. Wilson, GuicG reside en- la casa
aGmero 106 de Ia Gale Montana; eS-
tc auto cs Ford, dc c,nco pasajeros.
modclo 1913.
Sc do crtien a todos los agcntes de
Scrvicio, para que prccucaran ancon-
trar las marGinas robadas Y aprehcn-
dieran a los ladTones.
En- el canine de Fredericksburg, q
diccisictc milias dc diS5ancia dc los Ii
mites de la ciudad, fuG cncontrado sin
! ccuDantc3, ahandonado en- Ia carrctc-
"a, TN autcmdvii marcaGo con el regis
tro nimero 1000. Fue traido a San
antonio Y cusd5 en- Ia estaci0n central
de pc!icia a disposition de quien 10
Ieci2me y coMpruebe ser 81 dueno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
10 QUE HIZO EN- UN MES La ES'
CUADRA CONTRA Ell EICIO.

Ell trabajo desarrollado por los a
gentes de la escuadra contra ell vicio,
que ha estado funcionando en- esta
ciudad bajo las ordenes del captain
Van Ripper, durante e. pr6Ximo pasado
mes de sbri!, fue el siguiente: Boot
legers," Al; por vender licor despues
de Ia bora, >; por regentear casss dc
mala nota, 8; por hacer vida marital,
/: chauffeurs transportando genie VI
ciosa, 5: white slaves" 4; por ey-
piotar mujeres, =; portaci6n de arnlas
p%rohibidas, |; suplantacion de empleo
policia!, i; por nc reglstrarse, /; de-
Mantes, ,; de!incuenIes, s; profug9S,
!: chauffeurs borrachoS, /; po- poser
prandas del gobierno, i; cscandaiGsos,
4; rina, 2; ebIios, Is; faltas = Ia mo-
raj, /; taAureS, -; mujeres vagas,
-, Y por vioiaci0n de los articu!os
) ' i, SO. hacienda VI total de 42G,
que sc dividen asi: hombres, 81 ne
gros, rs americanos, AZ m%eXicanos :
dos chimes; mujcreS, Al negras, So
auc-icanas V 30 mc:ic&nas, que paga-
-0n mulcas por valor &c 1898.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
DOS ~INCENDiOS.

Aver por la manaHa Sc registr6 IN
incendio en- Ia casa numero 903 de Ia
Gale Austin, habiendose registrado
pGrdidas de poca monta.
4 las nueve de la noche volvieron a
ser llanlados los bomberos para SOTO
car un incendio que Sc declare en- Ia
casa numero 327 dc ia aven!da Buck
ingham, habitada por III gendarrae )
ST familia. e. guardian estaba &c
punto a la bora que ocurri6 ell incen-
do en- su casa, Ia cual fuG reducida 4
escombros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
LOS MATADORES DE ORNELAS
NO ESTAN CONFORMES CON
81 SENTENCIA.

Los soldados Foreman y Parrish,
m~atadores de nuestro compatriota el
chauffeur Eliseo Ornelas, que respec-
tiyamente iUeron s~entenciadoS a sufrir
las penas de Is Y 20 amos de preside
en- Ia penitenciaria Gel Estado, no es-
tuvieron conformes con las penas i'm
puestas Y apelaron de elias en- un es-
critic ~presentado al juez Anderson de
ia Sra. Corte del Distrito, pidiendo cue
sus causas fueran nuevamente lleva-
das a jurado. Ell recto f~uncionario
no do cabida . la solicitud Y deshe-
cho Ell e~Scrito, confirmando la senten-
cia.
Seguramente que los defe2sores &c
esos reos no estaran conformes con Ia
determination del juez Anderson y ha-
ran uso de otros recursos que Ia ley
les concede.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
TENERAN i SAN ANTONIO 5000
RECLUTAS.

Sc ma hecho pubjico eli las fuentas
cficiales que dentro. de breves dias lie
garan i csta ciud2d cinco mil recIu-
tas del Estado de Texas, cue sera e!
producto del nuevo contingente que Sc
va Z lamar al servicio en- obediencia
q la Ultima prociama del Presidente
Wilson, despues de que lie fueron con-
cedidas por ell Congreso f%acuitades
para hacer cl nuevo llamamiento. Los
futuros reclutas Sc a~lojaran en- e.
Campo Travis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06

Isaac Fucntcs, que traDaja o IN
caro- de expires, fuc por cl rumbo de
Collins Park al arreglo de I'm asunto
: Sc descuito del caballo que tiraba
de su caro-, pcnetrando Ia bestia q
Ia pSopicdad de I'm aleman, donde CO.
meti6 algunos dcstrozos. FL aleman
mand6 i Fuentes q Ia carcel, acusado
De robo dc z~acste; pero fue pucsto en-
!;berrad Dor falta de mCritos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
LAS SORPRENDIO LA POLICIA.

Aver en- Ia madrugada, los detecti-
YES al servicio del captain Van Ripper
catearon una casa de Ia cuadra hume
70 200 de Ia Gale Decima, cue hab:a
sido denunciada como da mala nota.
Sc practice Ia apprehension de tres mu-
jeres y IN hombre. La duena de Ia
casa fue consignada a las autoridades
federales bajo la acusacion de regen-
tear Tin PROSTITUTE y las otras dos mu-
jeres fueron multadas IN $50 cada
Una. Ell hombre page una multa de
SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
SUFRiO IN DESMAYO EN- La VIA
PU3LICA.

Tn pintor de nombrc Nun Meyers,
transitada anoche a los $50 por Ia
Gale Houston y al llegar al cruza-
niento con Ia Gale de Soledad sufrio
un Gesmayo, 10 que ocasion0 un gran
escandalo, pues Sc agiomero en- torno
del enfermo I'm gran numero de Gu
riosos. Una ambulancia recogi0 a Me-
yers Y 10 condujo al hospital de la
c!udad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
DE- LAS 0FICINAS DEPOLlClA
OFICIALES ARRESTADOS.

Entire las personals arrestadas pof
los agentes de la escuadra contra Ell
vicio, Ia noche del viernes al sabado,
Sc encontraban un captain y IN tenien-
tie del ejercito federal, los que fueron
consignados a la policia m%ilitar, acu-
sados de violacion a los articulos tres
V cuatro de la nueva ordenanza de po-
licia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
:DUE FhMILIA TIENE?

Aver Sc lie do alojamiento en- II
policia a un anciano llamado Julian
Martinez, quien no pudo precisar dom
de .vive su familia. Martinez quedo
detenido hasta que alguien comparez-
ca q reclamarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
ESPIRITISMO
CIENCIAS OCULTAS

Clavicula del Rey Shannon .....-.... Csc.
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blanca. rOja Y ncgra, aparicioneS, etc. 2-25
Dogma J Ritual de Ia Alta Magia. Con-
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b3la. cl TarOt, SeCreiOS del cXi:o. nj
grOmanCia. etc. $500
EBchirIdIOneS. GrtmorI0S V PenraculoS 75c.
e Dragon RoiO, o sea el arle dc man
dSr ! los eSpirituS .............. 35c.
e. Poder del PenSamiento. Su domi-
MO V culiura- Como .eStudiar su
fuerIa 81. 90
Fl LibrO Internal. Tratado de las Glen
Cias OculiaS. Contlenc el libro de san
CiyrianO. claviCula de Solomon. eli
81 NerdaderU Dragon Roio. Encan-
tamicDIoS, mOdo de hace-Se invisible,
La Gran Varits A~divinadora .......... 35c.
Libro Masno de san Cipriano. Edici0n
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
AEENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES

\ ~ CENTil0S CADA TONIC
ii NcnGrdor Ge CadavcreS
FL RHbo del DsamInte Azul
L. Hlja del USureCU
Blackwell - Piraia del TaneSiS
Jack g D~cStTIpatut
Los NCncderuS Fal>cS de LOndreS
Ia Maleia >angTienta
IN NCtirO criminal
II TcStam.ntO del Director
ShclocS HOLMES : ci C~OntrabandiStl
de OpIo
En- III EscUela del Cgimca dc Pitisburs
\ las puCrlaS &c ia MUerle
la Viuda Rrja dc ParI,
La BesGa Humdna
INA NOChe de Terror
Il E0bo del Collar lie Perlas
la InIa:He PUSada dri Calyo
IL NaurgaslO De Corfu
Ii Rey dc los BandldoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
En- Los Cabaiieros de Colon.

Fue al Sargento Hawkins, con
Quien NE apersone primero, en- ell To-
cal de los Caballeros de Colon, Gale
% eSquina con halsted.
Owen C. Hawkins es I'm veterano
de Ia guerra hispanoamericana. Sc
enlist6 en- Red Oak, Iowa, al decla-
rarSe la guerra contra Alemania, y en-
Mario 6 fuG condecorado cor Ia
"Croix de Cuerre", por su valor y
81 a~rrojo.
NADIA tengo que decir-eXclam6,
mas que Ia vida Sc We por AGA por
diStinta de por ALA.
Mas segura, cuando menos, insi-
nuamos nosotros.
-Pcro mas monotone tamb!G2,-
agreg6 q.
Desputs, refiriendo sus aventuras,
dijo:
-EStar en- una trinchera es es-
tar al arbitr;o de una lluvia de me-
tralla. Para mi mOdo de yer, es
mejor atacar que defender. Noso-
cros hicimoS un raid" Y tomamos
~prisioneros; mientras que, cuando de
fcndcmos, parece como que nuestras
fuerzas Sc inutilizan.
Ell aleman-dijo con embassies
mas correlon que luchador. Cast es
impossible darle a!caAce".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
4 SERYIR AL EJERCITO.

Hoy saldra dc esta ciudad con rum
DO d la de Waco, Tex, para incorpo-
rarse e. cl eiercito, por haber slco Ia
mado al servicio, Juan Antonio Lau-
re, que por algun tempo sirvio como
detective bajo las 6rdenes del captain
Van Ripper, comandantc dc Ia cscuadra
contra ell vicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
Fl Cabo Horold T. Smith.

Este subalterno, que eS I'm mucha-
cho como De VENTURES amos, refiri6
sus impresiones sobrc el espectacalo
que prescntan las ciudades &c Fran
! cia. s~uietas al dominic del fuego e.
nemiso como estan, J dijO:
scissors y Rheims son dos ciu-
dadcs que TODD americana deberia
~conocer. Elias dar pcrfccta euen.a
de la raz6n y de la j~usticia de Ia
causa de Francia.
Rheims, que fuG una maravilla.
cS una ruina absolute. No hay pie
dra sobre picdra va. scissors solo
es un pararpeto de eScombros".
Luego rcfirio que los franceses
aprec;an 4 los soldadoS americanos en-
alto grade y que conocen que son
Sueaos coEIbatientcs.
10 vi-agrego-a once de mis-
I cOmpane-os salir Il una carga II
lmanaaa, Y regreSar a SOLO uno vcinte
minutes d~cspu2s. Habi&n matado
tveintisiete ~alemanes, y traian a ca
torce prisionerOS; pero una patrulla
encmiga los ataco y los hizo peda-
EOS.
Cca cl cabo BARNES.
FL cabo Barnes, dc zapadores,
habla mas EMBELLISHMENTS que sus
~camaradas, porque dice que "el SOLO
capture a cuatrc alemanes, en- III
combatc.
70 nc rccucrdo hahcr pronua-
ciado-dice-mas duiceS 0al&bras,
! que aqucllas que pronunci@, cuando
anurtan&o mi ~carahila hacia eli pecho
dc los hu&oS, les intimc que Sc rim
dieran".
Lo un:co que no Hecesitamos-a-
grego-es cartas dc nucstras tamiliaS
Y de nuestr2s novia3 y de nuestros
amigos, Y de todo e! mundo. Y con
csc esplritu, nusstra seri Ia veto,
ria.
Con VI ro:ega.
FL cabo Grme:oG es III Soldajo. pc
riodiSta: Antes &c cnlistarse, SirviC
como reporter en- Ell Tribune,
cuaado SUpo cue W tam5Gn era de
igremio. me abra:". IieHo de rmcci3n
-ESto no CS inuv m1rnial-ii,o q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-06
AVENTURAS DE JOHN c. RAFLES

\ 81 CENTAT0s CiDA TONIC
FL lnC0GuItU NlsterIu>O
IN RUbD On 81 pllartO Real
IL Principe jlsad0r
Il ASaltu en- cI sleeping
IL AmO ROjO
III HeFcdcro de Ea-lcsUone
Ii Scrrc'D del .AnIllO
II PrcsIGente dc IDS ColonlaS
FL False Sal;eaduf
Ia poncella !SAptada
I'll FusIl del Nero
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