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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07
Double Wedding at St. Mary's Church

St. Mary's Catholic church was the
scene Of an impressive marriage ser
vice Monday when Marie-Anne
Bouchard and her younger sister,
Marie Alma Bouchard, became the re-
spective brides of Maxim Sinclair.
a young Skowhegan farmer, and To-
seph DUDE. stone mason of North
Arson. Attendant upon the couples
We're Miss Della c. Bouchard. u cous-
in, and Fortuna Guerrette of st. Aga
tina, Canada, serving the first couple,
while the second couple were ser> ed
! by Miss Marie jaime Michaud of Wa
terville. another cousin and Emil
DUDE of North Arson, brother-in-law
of the groom. AS the couple APP
preached the altar the wedding
march from Lohengrin was played by
Mrs. A. Z. Borden. church organise,
and during the nuptial mass which
was offered by FIR. ]. l. A. Remand.
parish priest, Leonard's Mass In f
fiat was sung in four parts by )
Mary's choir, with Mrs. w. ]. Lashcn,
Mrs. Archie Gotta and Miss Alice
Bouchard as soloists. Following the
ceremonies, Mrs. Borden played The
joyful Mendelsohn march The altar
before which the solemn ceremony c.
CURED, blazed with many lighted
candles and many palms were group
ed in charming arrangement in the
background. The elder bride wore n
pearl gray going away gown. with
nat OF Georgette crepe. while her Sis
ter, the bride of Joseph DUDE, wore
light tan with a hat Of, crepe lie.
chene. The bridesmaids We're attircd
IN cloth gowns Of khaki color and
sand. with dainty hats. Following the
services at the church the wedding
party repaired to the home Of M
and Mrs. Belonie Bouchard, parents
OF the brides. which is on the Athens
road at the A. K. Perkins homestead
farm where a wedding breakfast was
served. Previous to the wedding a
reception was held at the Bouchard
home. Mr.. and Mrs. DUDE are tn re-
side at North Arson while Mr. and
Mrs Sinclair will probably make
thelr future home in this town. Mr.
Sinclair has lived here for the past
few years having previously lived IN
St Agatha. Canada
Robert Wentworth. who with Mrs
wentworth. has been passing severa!
months in Florida. arrived in town
sunday. Mrs. Wentworth stopped ~
ortland to visit her daughter. Mics
Lucille H. Wentworth. a student NJ
"aynefete, and will come to Skov
Eesan the latter part of the present
week
In observance Of Ascension day
Holy day for Catholic people. there
VIII be masses at st. Mary's church
at and $50 o'clock Thursday morn
ing with services at O'Clock in the
evening.
Prof. Mallett Of Pennington No..
NAL school was q visitor In town
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

Missouri Intercollegiate A. A. may
use Jake Beckley and Kid Nichols
as umpires in the organization base
ball games this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

Thirteen games are scheduled for
the Purdue baseball team. Only
two games will be played on foreign
diamonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

The Great Western Trotting Asso-
citation Will award purses aggregat-
ing $l:;oooo at the eight race meet
iNgs, July II to September 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

The charm of the French sn.y
making itself felt in 4 way that a..
make her English and America. me
tiers jealous. A great many o. !.
English and American officers M
toned to crossing the chanhe, n
their leave of absence now spenu
coveted time in Paris or other 'iS
cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

pr Paul wilmington. who coached
tine lnyors.ty Of Wisconsin football
team. has bccH commissioned a cap
hlN Mn thc army wilmington is sta
toacd az camp Funston, Fort Riley.
Nrh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

The University of California foot
ball eleven will play Oregon Appies
at Berkeley. Cal, Saturday. Noyem.
Der IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

Interviews with Connie M.o,, -,
.ne player situation are as full of
blanks as letter from Europe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07
NORTH ANSOI

Prof. Guy +. Williams Will remain al
Arson Academy during the remainder Of
the present year and Will not divide his
time between here ana the Madison
High school whether he accepts the
principalship of the latter school or not
for another year.
Mrs. Laurinda Skillirgs
The remains of Mrs. Laurinda Skill
hngs We're brought here from Plymouth.
Mass, Thursday and were inferred in
Sunset cemetery. The deceased was a
relative of the Crymble family here and
was native of Embden. Her age was
81 years and she was u sister of the late
David Stevens. She had resided in Ply
mouth with her daughter Brief services
were held at the grave conducted by
Rev. +. w. kennison, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church in this vii
lage.
John s. Taplcy OF Charleston has been
elected superintende- of schools for the
union of Oakland, Sidney and Rome ana
VIII assume his new duties the first of
July. Mr.. Tapley who has held a SINH
lar position in Charlestown, was at one
time principal of Arson Academy.
The Woman's Association of the Con-
grega:ional church cleared about 81
from the food sale which was held Fri
day in the church vestry. Mrs Roxie
Mitchell was in charge of the arrange
ments. The reXt regular meeting of the
association will be held May Is with
Mrs. Vesta Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07
STANDINGS
National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
TODAY'S GAM ES

Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia al New YORK.
Cincinnati at st. louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

A1OHQdy LOT fOIlldHQ W cee~AN thS
Grand Lodge of Maine.
Miss Annie Bergman returned on
Monday to Oakland. after being here
to visit relatives.
Mrs. r. F. Wilson and son left on
Monday morning for a weeks visit
in Boston and vicinity.
Alexander Thomson returned to
Bowdoin College Monday morning.
after being at home for short visit.
Mrs. Flora Blaisdell returned to
Fairfield Monday. after having visit
ed her mother. Mrs. Otis kilgore in
town.
Francis Croteau has returned to
Bath, after visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Croteau of East
Maple street.
Five candidates were baptized by
Rev. Henry Clay Turner Of the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning
and eight persons united with the
church.
Several taxi drivers met before Sc
lectman Clyde H. Smith, chairman of
the Board, Monday morning, trying to
reach some agreement relative to
prices, etc, but no definite settle
ment was reached.
The Wantoknowit Club of the
First Baptist church will convene on
Friday evening in the First church
vestry.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Centenary Methodist church was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
J. n. Smith of Water street.
Forrest Cross Of this town has been
named as enrolment agent for the en-
listment of farm laborers in this section.
Every possible effort is being made to
meet the demands by the department in
charge of this branch of home service,
because of the great shortage OF farm
la5orers in Maine.
Extension Schools
County Agent r. NJ. Stiles has been
busily engaged during the past week
in the Somerset county towns of Ca
naan, Mercer Pittsheld and Norridge-
wock. This week beginning Tuesday,
poultry specialist are to call on noul-
try fanciers in Somerset county for the
purpose of interesting and aiding tn I'm
in this important phase of agricultural
industry and today will be in the towns
of Scion and Athens. Wednesday they
are to be in Canaan and Fairfield and
Thursday they will conduct a demon
stration on the remodeling of a poultry
house at the farm of Mrs. T. Z. Foss
in Harmony.
James Fleming, who bought one of the
Neil farms in Cornville last year will
move back to Skowhegan this week and
will occupy the apartment in connection
with the Farmers Telephone offices as
formerly. He will act as night operator
at the telephone exchange and his
daughter. Miss Bridget Fleming, will
resume her former duties as assistant
day operator. Mrs. Effie G. Currie is
substituting for few DAYS until lis
change is made and Miss Hildred Tobey
is to become chief operator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07
Harvard Expects Dartmouth at Golf

cambridge. Mass. May CHAR
Faros golf team today defeated Dart
mouth by 4 score of to l at the
Woodland Golf Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07
Robins Sell O'Rourke to Nav. ond.r

New York, May 6.-Frank O'Rourke
inneider of the Brooklyn Nationsis.
was sold today to tie Now Ioraon
Easter League club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

The PAGER King Canuck, c.15 4.
by King Bond, that has been racing
on the ice this winter, has been pur-
chased by Toronto man and is now
in Nat Rays stable in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

The United States army ambu-
lance service camp at Allentown.
Pa. is one of the most complete IN
this country. 1t includes two bowl
ing alleys in it's athletic equipment
The basketball team known as
"Csaacs" won IA basketball games
In succession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-07

Forrest Cross OF this town has been
named as enrolment agent for the en-
listment Of farm laborers in this section.
Every possible effort is being made to
meet the demands by the department in
charge of this branch of home service
because of the great shortage OF farm
latorers in Maine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
MURGUIA CONVlRTIC A
CHIHUAHUA EN- FEU-
DO SUYO
CViene &c Ia la

ha ciendas de Chihuahua, Durango y
Zacatecas: para TRAFALGAR Gstas 4 me-
dias dc @anancias. Gtilizando = los sol
dados en- les trabajoS %agricolas. OBJ
tcricndo. Ell Gambia, el cincuenta por
ciento de las utilidadcs.
Por Ultimc, dice el v~iajero u al
crtreCar Murguia IA iefatura de ope-
racioncs u Castro, este cnconJr6, on
differences puntos. dcsdc Zacatccas d
ChrhuHh"a. On ruta dc f. Paso. mas
dc oci!cnta CARO- carcados con qua
yU'c, los que 70 fucron deteridos
porque asi 10 pidi0 Mur@uia, sostc-
niendo que VA estahan vendidos csos
carIos Y que dc5iaH scr entregados en-
Fl PaSo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
So MARIHOS ALEMANES Sc
P~OSESIOHARON DEL MI
MSTERiO DE r

AMSTERDAM. dicienbre 20.-Los
peri6dicos aleElanes que Sc han reel
DIDO en- esta ciudad. traen n lntcr-
maci6n en- Ia que dicen que Herr Land
sberg. S~ecretario de Publicidad, en- ell
Gobierno aleman, ha informado a!
Congreso aleman que cincuenta Y tres
marines Sc p~osesionaron del Departa.
mento de Marina G impidieron cue
Sc !levara a efecto eli trabajo neceSa-
rio, habiendo puestc luego EN- libeT-
tad a los prisioneros que sc hailaban
acusados del delito de TRACTION.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
R E c @ z 7 E

Used y guardc csta direction para que
Sc Ia muestrc Z sus amigos que sufren de
calIos. mezquiros. zizotcs y cranes dc Ia
picI. Con 25c.. en- timbrcs pcSta!cs que
me re.nita lc nance. a yuclta de corrco,
franco dc porte. una cajita de poufaca Con-
zilez- La r:cjor del mGndo ra-a cStas cnier-
DevucivO =! Gsnero Il il persona
Que So cure y no sane.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ.
2. o. Box J4I. Laredo. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
La CompaHia Krupp no pega-
rd dividendoS este aHo

BERLIN, Diciemhre 21.-La en-
presa Kr1pp. en- n Junta Genera'
due So cfectu6 hoy. decide que Ia
compaNia no pagara d~iridendcs este
ano. L. empresa page iividendoS du-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
10 QUE DICE I'm AMERICA
NO LLEGAD0 DE
COAHUILA
(Vicnc dc Il ia.j

Ear Su p]rop3sito, dc modo admirable.
Los negocioS estan reanuddndose en-
n escaia mayor dc 10 cue Sc cree
generalmeHtc. Y hay Ia Derspectiva de
ana situation bonancihle que venga q
reyoner mucho de 10 rcrdido durantc
los ultim9S amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

oCULIsTA oPTICO.-Dr. ARTURo CRA-
mER. Antcnjos y lcntcS de tcdss eiases-
Exar1cn dc In vista GRATIS. Dicz amos q
cstudio y p~rictica en- Europa > MeS'so-
T,hIa ,saaiol. frances c italisBo. 3ls HICKS
Bldg. Esquina dc Ia Gale Houston y Ave
niGa C..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
LEVANTAROW IA CUAREN
TEHA A LA CIUDAD
(Niene de ia Pag. Lad

mir Que Ia epidemic desapareccria
por complete. por 10 que era de opi-
Mon que Sc levantara la estricta Qua
rcntena Que estaba en- vigor. Infor-
mo despues que varias demarcacio-
res de la ciudad estaban en- 10 alb
soluto libres dc la epidemic, 10 cual
era IL mejor indication de que esta
no habia adquirido desarrollo y que
estaba totalmente dcminada. \
por Gltimo, cue nj gran mayoria
de los casos cram tan benignos. que
los atacados no requerian la prescn-
cia dc los medicos para a]tenderse.
Las dcfunc;ones, Sc dijo, han sido
en- numero muy pcqueno, pues el vier
mes Sc registrarcn cinco, ~debiGndose
a ataques de pneumonia. Y dos uni
camente a influenza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

-rte los primeros dos amos de "a que
ira. a razon de y po- c!ento de las
inversiones V de IN diez por c:ento
durante ell ultimo ano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

M SA.oME CARA ALDAPE. de Ia Fa-
cul;ad de M.xico. autorizado en- cl Estado DC
Texas. Especia!ista en- eirugia en- Ssnersi-
oficipa 10 T.. Nuc.a ST. Tcltfono Travis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
|AVISOS DE 0CASI0N|
PROFESSIONALS

ESpEcI.IDAD on recismacioncS pcr daaos
pcrsonales. at,ppci.o<. etc. HaSo toda eiase
dc cobranzas. +. P. Nc. Closkey, III Frost
BldC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

$1,000 dc qualification sc daran a Ia persona
que me proporcioac informes de Ia Sra. Pau
la Do,is VIDA. dc Aionso, de so amos dc edad.
color b,snco. cstatura ) cuerpo reSuiares,
teniendo como scfas rarticulares un funar
cerca del ojo izquicrdo. ES orisinaria dc
SaltilIo. CoaE., en- Octubrc dc 1917 Sc encon-
traba en- la ciudad dc Nucvo LAREDO. lamps
Cuaiquier dato sobrc Ell particular: diri1ass
Il i!defonso A'onso, 1881 Langley Ave, ord
floor. Chicago, III. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
DccinrncioNes del McuOr.

DcciGracioneS del .Ncyor.
Ell Mayor de Ia Ciudad, Nh. Sam
Bell, declare cue cstaba de acuerdo
en- que Sc levantara desdc luego Ia
c~uarentena. va que habia desapare-
edo ;odo peligro. pcro quiero ma
nifestar-agreg6 ell Mayor-y 10 ma
n~ifiesto, que en- ell desgraciado even
to de que Ia epidemic diera nueva-
mante trazas de adQuirir ~proporcic-
res alarmantes, el Consejo de Salu-
bridad no titubeara en- poner en- ii
gor de nuevo las restricciones, por-
quo ain cuando estas 2fectan 4 al
gunos intereseS, esta muy sobre e
Hos el interes de IL comodidad. d Ia
Que hay que poner q cubierto de los
pGiGros que acarrea una epidemic
de CSta naturaieZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
Jno de los mas grandes problcmas.

En- opinion De Nj. NieGli. Uno de
los probl"mas que reCuicren mayor -
tencion en- Mexico ahora, es q relati-
20 a las facilidades en- Ct trlfico fe-
-~rocarrilero Declare 81 PreSidente
3e Ia Camara de Comcrcio dc Eagle
Pass, que hay I'M gran escasez de
material rodante, pr:ncipalmcnte de
locomotoras. De6ido = clio, no es PC
>iblc rToporcion2r un sc!vicio ferro-
carrilero medianameatc satisfactorio
y no zer&. per 10 mismc. possible res
;al.ccer tan pronto como Sc ouiere las
condolences Hormalc5 Que venGrian
NeccSariamente como con~sccuencia
,al desarroiic del comercio y de Ia
14lStria. por tanto tempo garaliZa-
'os practic2mcntr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

CON UN ANo de suscripcion a LA PREM
A correspondent a Ia persona que me Iro-
porc;one informes cicrtos de Iatilde Con-
gaIez ' dc SUI esposa Albina Hernandez. quie-
mes hace un ano Sc encontraban en- Laredo.
Texas. Cualquicr Information dirijasc a Ma
carlo Rocha. Camp. No. l. Box IS Long
Leaf. La. ,2sl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

sI5.o DE GRAT1FICACIoN 9 IN >afo de
Srecr1n.i6n = IA PRENSA", dare a quien
me proporcione informes ~cssetos de mi her
n,srp Ioss Aryizu. orisinario de RaJon.
Sonora. Mexico; Is de estatasa regular. CO
mos saT6 del Iugar de dondc IS originate
y Sc supone esta en- Es.ados Unidos,. CuaL
o,ier informe que Sc tcnga sobre dieha per.
soma. favor dc diriGiria Il Francisco Il. Aryisy.
81 John ST.. Sau Francisco, California. tss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

:PoR QUE PREFiEKEl LIS MExCANos NUESTRA CASA,
NATIONAL EXCHANGE AND COMMiSSiuN CO?
PORoUE rCpGconanc. p-eRr y coaacIcns mas cn2G, s0e las &C.
MS as de cardo al manda-- I'd $: GEeo americana Q pa = 20 &c
xEaro n ST. famiis en HSxro-PoRGUE, 4 v"mesa de So Gn|2 ancra7o nH-
-s serT-e -6sL cniI6n-roRQCE u hass "A e"uega de So. dae7o. recose7os
- 80 rIto fIuaGa p- II int~sadr. In Cc. -s sye para Iuc2- a ID II
TrnSfyirao &c metro conpTomnso-PoRQUE 81 no sntreCenos a C@ dha cara-
~eb, e devorer-ns Embellishments gl dinc-a : FSRQTE. p-opoSHcaaros = SOL
y.uca Y rarantia nerScrr para los ncrccDs que UG nos eonhe
T=r6-mos al mas 6O p~ro de pa=a. Plata y 30 reIcsHo y oMees dc Ban
ira = para pavar sd SAr eAm one2-a &c veIoEo -FEcpo3coHanos SraaNancnS
de sh5S de Cencs : prco5 - paas I Is 9oo-IoaS &c NsNSc. 0 &c
.cuahrae-so o sslEto. EscEtaEos 10y mnSm%
4 II CUEVARA Y co. :. O. BOX 81 LAREDO. TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

MIGUEL BoLhNOS CAcHo. Avocado. Es-
pccial atcnciyH al scrvicio dc consuitas } 90
.r,,cn,os inridicos conccrnicntcs 4 rc2ocios
y hycs dc MEXICO. POI Martin Bldg. I'll Pa
so. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

A~GRADECERA cuaiquier noticia acerca
del paradero Gel Sr. Felipe Guzman. oriSina-
rio de Armadillo, S. L. P, Mexico. que en- 1914
-adicaba en- Houston. Tex. Cua!quicr informe
d~irijase a Felipe Barrones, r. ., Box 10.
Taylor. Tex. t22)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
Pr0tcStarOR los dncGOS dc
4suf,.ac

ProtcStacon los dnc10S dc
teatrOs.
\ seguida, el Mayor dc Ia Ciudad,
hizo refereAcia 4 la demanoa pre-
sentada por los propietarios dc los
teatrcs Y cines dc la ciudad. ante Ia
Cortc de Distrito, contra el Mayor
Bell. los C0misionad0s de la Ciudad,
el medico dc la misma Y ell jefe de
Ia Policia. Los duenos de SOS CEN
tros de e]spectaculos manifestation
que &c pcrjudicaban grandemente SIS
~inrerescs con eli cierre decretado por
las autoridadcS de la ciudad V ale
gaban que estas no tenian poder min
guns ARA mantener cerradoS los
tcatros ' cines por la influenza.
Ell Mayer Bell hizo saber que en-
NADIA habia afectado. para levantar
ia cuaTentena. Ia demanda de los due
nos de los centres de e~Spectaculos. La
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de est2r Ell
vigor por que las autoridades SAM
tarias conSideran que no hay va pc
ligro V ha obrado con entera suieci6n
a los altos i~ntereses de la ciudad.
La crden de que la ~cuarentena sea
levautada contiene. sin embargo, n
cl~ausula: Y cs ella la de que no Sc
permita entrar a los teatros Y cines
u ninguna persona que de muestras
de hailarse rcsfriada 0 propensa a I'll
ataQue de Influenza. Los Guenos dc
csos centres de ~espectaculos tendran
la obligation dc hacer salir de eiios
= toda persona que tosa o ~estornude,
pues SC trata de evitar el contagio.
Estas disposiciones deberan ser f!e!-
mente observadaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

$500 DE GRATIFICACION y un ano dc sus-
cripci6n nj semanario LA sc
darin : IL persona que proporcione infor-
mes ciertos de MACARIO N. ZUNIGA. ORR
ginario dc Ia Hda. de Duarte, S.. l.. p. En-
Agosto dc 1915 SC cncont-aba en- Laredo. Tc-
xas. Dirijansc a Jacinto Zuniga, Box 329.
Fairbury. Nebr. CAD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

Las paipitaciones del coraz6n son sinto-
mas de indigestion. Tome ID una dosis
de HERBINE en- tales casos. Los dolores
V molestias desaparecen embellishments. Los
intestinos funcioran peIfcctamente y I'd. Sc
seutira bien. fuerte y vigoroso. De venta po-
Ia sBotica San Pedro, San Antonio. Texas.
(Aoy.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22
81 asuHto de 10 dejHaRdG.

FL dSgHtO de 10 dcmURdG.
II asunto dc la demanda iba a yer
SC al medic dia de aver en- la Corte,
pero fuG pospuesto hasta las tres de
la tarde. Entire tanto, ell Consclo
de Saiubridad Sc habia reunido y de-
claraba que no estaba va en- vigor
la ~cuarentena. hacienda esta decla-
racion a las doce V medic del dla.
Ell jefe de la policia Sc apresuro
Il comunicar la decision a los duenos
lie teatros. zines. biliares Y d los en-
cargados de las iglesias, de modo de
que minutes despues de la una toGos
tenian "a el aviso.
En- atancicn q este resultado. ell d.
sunto de la demanda fue ~pospuesto
indefinidamente.
Los que clevaron ia demanda Il
la Corte del D;strito fueron los ge-
renteS de los siguientes t~eatros: Ma
~iestic. Empire, Royal. Princes,
Strand, lie Petit Clerc, Ell Nacional,
Queen. Pearl, Jewel. Wigwan Y Ia
ragoza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

DIR, NJ. MARTINEZ acknowledgements
en- erfcrmcdadcs dc ninoS y parties. aieaiei-
M, en- general. oficina 1901 w. commerce
ST. Tclcfono Travis 226o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-22

JOSE r. VARGAS. residente dc Inez, Te-
xas.. Gesea saber el paradero de alguno dc
los dcudos o parientes del Sr. Ramon Esqui-
vel. o en- ultimo case, la rcsidencia del ST.
Felipe Guzman. quien vivc en- San Antonio.
Texas. para communicates una noticia inn
portante en- relacion con el mcncionado Sr-
Esquivci. t23)
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2earuGacior de IN exccleate servi-
10.

Mr. N;ggl; declare FL c~orresponsai
lie LA P2ENSA que esta trabajsH-
DO actualmeNte en- IN proyecEo rar"
Ia reanudac.0n del Ser:icio cGn:plcto
dc trenes de pasaieroS. Pullman y car
ga, De P;edras Ncgras. "a vecina po-
blaci6n mcXicana. Trrc6n. Sa!til!o
Y IL CiIdad dc Mexico. En- este FRO
yecto. dice. eSta teTiendo Il apoyo y
la cooperation del g9bicrno de McXi-
co. Cue igualmsrto esta deseoso de
que SC rcanude el SER icio dc trenes
complete. dc modo de Cue sean salts
techas las ~eyiG-nriaf pGblicas.
Tai proyectc. scgun dec gro Mr.
Niggli. Sc llcvari a Ia Trictica Ell
cranto puedan ohtencrSe suficiente5
locomotoras Ia csCasoz de estas es
10 cue impi3e la reanuGaci6n de IN
~seryicio Tan n~eyesario como 81 oie Sc
menciona.
Al rastablccerse el trifico comnleto
entire Piedras Negras. Torre6n. Salti-
10 V MEXICO. como Sc ;!esea, sera ia
ell reanudar 81 Sarvicio directo entire
st. Louis Mo-. Kansas City Chicago
a la CiudaI lie Mexico. via Ea"lc Pass.
o el Ferrocarril del Sur P2cifico,
~servic;o Guc hasta rara Ia revolucioH
carrancista era uno de los M impor-
tantez eatre los Estados CniGos Y
Mexico 10 soiamentc Ell o cue a tra-
tico de pasa.icros SO r~elacionaba. sino
ain con ell dc carga.
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LA ESORA Eulalia Maldonado Sc cncucn-
ira 2raveme.:t. cnferma y desea comunicar-
Sc con su hermano Ruperto Maldonado O con
sus sobrinos Jesus y Martin del propio ape
lido. Hace dos amos Sc l,aliaban radicados
en- Galveston, Texas. Sirranse proporcionar
cualauicr informe a Eulalia Maidonado. lie
Durango St. San Antonio. Texas. t2D
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EXTRA.

Use I'd. eu 81 casa nues-
ira PRECIOSA Q
MA CINEMATOGRAFiCA.
Contemplc las rmoc;onan-
ties y princiraics Eases dc
las gr2rdsS haLallaS cn
Francia . Italia. Europa.
Charles Chaplin On sCS IL
GsaS y =racioSss produc-
Clones. Este aP&=ato e Sc
ncjantc I los que valen
miles dc pesos. JSa pc
licuias Standard. 10 misTO
que las Gc-naS que Sc cXHihen
en- los srluncs dc cIrcTatV-
Erafo. SU manciu g tan
s&cji quo l. pucCC1 uvcrar
re=scuaS -ranies y rsrCs.
Ticnc Generator &c "a. Dc
nraSc-S que no nCccSit2
clec riridad. AGcr1#S. g,