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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
MASS MEETING
Mass Meeting and Liberty Loan ia
rade Were Big Successes.

The Liberty Loan meeting here
Friday night was one of the most
rousing meetings Of the kind ever held
in this section of the state and
brought out thousands of people to
greet the Jackies and the jackie
band from Great Lakes, and also to
hear the speakers who were sent mere
in the interest of the Liberty Loan
campaign.
The band arrived in Alma Friday
night on the 1850 p. m. tram ana the
parade was Immediately formed al
the depot and marched to the high
school where the speeches were held.
An automobile containing the local
committee and the speakers OF the
evening led the parade and was Toll
lowed by fifteen Liberty trucks for the
United States arcy. The Jackie
band followed the Liberty trucks and
behind the band came a squad of
Jackies. The Alma high school ca
diets lined up behind the Jackies and
band
One of the big features OF the pa
radc, which made a great hit with the
large crowd which jammed the streets
Of Alma from the depot to the school
house, was the old time hearse, in
which reposed a pig, adorned with a
German helmet, brought back from
the trenches of Europe by T. Arnold
Robinson Of this city, now in the SER
vice. A banner adorned each side Of
the hearse, and on the banners were
the words, Buy Bonds and Bury
Bill"
Several selections were rendered by
the band while the parade wendell its
way to the high school, where the
large auditorium was jammed TO the
limit. it being said that nearly a thou
sand people were in the school for the
mass meeting.
Mr.. A. II. Vandenburg, editor Of
the Grand Rapids Herald, who gave
glowing talk on the Liberty Loan,
was followed by the Hon. Gcrrit
j. Diekema of Holland, former
congressman, who gave a short talk
in behalf of the Liberty Loan and the
need that there was for the people
of the country to lend their whole
hearted support to the government
in its struggle against the Hun.
A dance was given in the gymnas-
um and one and all were presented
with carnations.
Saturday morning the Jackies and
band, with the Gratiot committee and
speakers went to st. Louis, where the
parade of Friday night and the
speeches were again given. The 10
cal high school cadets also took part
in the parade at st. Louis.
The visit Of the Jackies and the
well known speakers made deep inn
preston upon the people of the coun-
ty, who were privileged to hear and
see them, and it is certain that their
visit will be productive of much good
and will aid Gratiot county i'm going
over the top, as she certainly will do
on the Third Liberty Loan.
The Gratiot county committee of
which j. W. Robinson is the chairman.
wishes to express its thanks to the
Republic for the loan Of the Liberty
trucks which were used i'm the pa
rade, to thank the high school cadets
and all others who aided in making
the affair the success that it was.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
Baptist Church

j. w Priest, Pastor, residence S02
Gratiot avenue.
Sunday School-9:30.
Morning Scrvice-l0:30.
Sermon: "Why are You Church
Member"
b. Y. Z. u. Meeting-6:30.
Topic: How and What to Read"
Leader: Louise Hainline.
Evening Service-7:30.
Sermon: ITO Every One that Be-
licveth"
Thursday Night Prayer Meeting
1870.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
OBITUARY

Cathrinc Hess was born February
2s, 1884, in Columbia county. Pcnna.
She moved with her parents to Wood
county, Ohio, where she grew to wo-
manhood. In 1860 she was married
to SiIas b. Richardson, to which union
seven children were born, six Of
of whom survive the mother. They
are Henry of Wood county, Ohio,
Sarah Of Fremont township, Isabella
county, John Of Edmorc, Silas OF
Flint and Ida of Fremont township,
Isabella county, and Gilbert of Alma.
The husband, six children. twenty-six
grand children and host of friends
and relatives are left to mourn their
loss. She was member of the
Church of God and very active
worker while her health permitted
She departed this life at the home
Of her son, Gilbert, in this city. April
., 1918. She was laid to rest in
Union cemetery, Isabella county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thankfulness to our neighbors and
friends of Alma and vicinity for the
many kind letters of sympathy and
also the flowers sent TO us while in
the hospital at Ann Arbor. (39p)
Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Seifried.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

Following the lead of Big Rapids,
lonia has withdrawn from the annual
debate with Alma high and left the
locals without debate for the bal
ance Of the year.
Mary Pickford in "Stela Maris."
the best picture she ever made-Ide-
hour, Sunday and Monday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

A question. Do you know of any
one who is entitled TO a Service Flag,
who is not supplied? If you do, will
you please phone TO one of the fol-
lowing numbers 1872 and 1873 Union,
and obligc the committee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
THE CHURCHES
ST. Johns Church

Sunday School-l0:00 am.
Morning Prayer-l1:00 a. m.
Subject: "Remarking Jerusalem"
Vesper Service-5.0O p. m.
1t is expected that the flags will b'
dedicated at the Morning Service.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
NOTICE.

The crippled man, whose chair has
stood on the walk by the Wright
House. has offered per cent of his
earnings to the Red Cross, so all who
wish work in his line lettering suit
cases, bags, trunks, cards, etc. please
give your order before the first Of
May.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
Her Ideal.

We heard young woman say YES
tcrday that her ideal man is one who
Is smart enough 10 make money and
foolish enough to spend it.-Boston
Transcript.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

The housekeeper may say "why
should | register" but we find that
the housckceper is most accom-
plishcd woman. She is skilled in a
dozen professions of service valuable
in eH y day life or in response to
emergency calls. She can knit and
sew and cook. She understands food
conservation and efficient marketing.
She can assist in the work Of local
organizations for charity and she can
take care Of the children Of the wo-
men who are forced out of their home
into some kind of necessary service.
SO tho woman who "is only house
keeper" is urged TO register and
should be proud of her many abil-
tiles
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
Biz BENEFIT

For the Red Cross TO be given at
the new Liberty Theater, Thursday
afternoon and evening, at the regular
prices. Mr. Ashley, the new mana
ger, certainly has the right kind Of
public patriotism, for he will present
the Rcd Cross with the entire pro-
ceeds Of both shows, courtesy un.
precedcnted in the history of Alma
theatcr management
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and heartfelt appreciation to
the friends and neighbors who assist
cd us during the sickness and death
of our loving wife and mother, cspc-
'cially to the minister and those who
gave flowers.
s. b. Richardson. (2oc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
WhOopinp Cough

Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to keep the cough loose and expect
GRAFTON easy. 1t is excellent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
HOBART WRITES AN
INTERESTING LETTER
Continued from page one)


fine town. but now nothing but a
few spires and stone walls which
look very much like the pictures we
used to see Of tall white ghosts. We
back the truck into the yard and take
off boxes of oranges, apples, tobacco,
candy, chewing gum, biscuits, cookies,
and begin to carry them in to the
secretary. We stumble along through
the darkness down blight of stone
steps, past silent sentry on guard at
the hut, push open heavy plank
door nd we find ourselves in real,
sure enough Y. M. c. A. dugout The
small room is full Of men and the air
is thick with smoke and steam, but
the association-the Godsend to the
soldiers in Francis putting on the
job-hot chocolate is being served
to the men and hot tea as well.
To offset the grim spirit of war, a
victrola is being played and it is
kept busy too-and the few records
are nearly worn out OF you can
pack a dozen records or more, in a box
and send them to me at once, ! Will
sec that they are used IN these dug
outs). Not much is said here in this
place for the boys are thoughtful and
serious, but one look into their faces
and we know they mean business.
They are grim, silent, and determined.
We carry in the rest Of the boxes amid
b. Il IN &c lt,r hal
speak few words of cheer to the
secretary who is laying out his life
for the men-call a CHEEKY word Of
good luck to the men who are soon
to go into the trenches, and drive
away down the shcll-punctured road
to repeat the performance in another
hut. The "Y' not only operates a
canteen in these places, but it brings
entertainers with speaking and sing
ing and addresses from the finest
types of men America can produce
to bring cheer, high ideals, and
strength of courage TO the men who
will soon stand to-" In the trenches
the rest camps, the hospitals, and
tNti III iit NtldNiltl VI NPON
choppers, mule SINNERS" and guard
and sentry camps, the Y. NJ c. A. is
bringing somewhat Of cheer and COM
fort and new life TO the soldiers in
France.
When you go to our next state
conference, remember me to all the
secretaries and tell them we are put
ting on the job in real Michigan
county work" style with no frills, but
plain. unvarnishcd service.
am in Paris now for "A rest and TO
write few letters and transact p
few matters of business for our divi-
sion. Am going back in the morning
TO the field Of battle and the greatest
game ever played by human beings.
Pray for our success old chap, and
that we may deliver the goods. Re
member me kindly to all the men with
whom | once associated and with best
wishes for yourself and yours, | am
as ever,
Your friend
T.. G. Hobart, II rcud
Agrcsscau. Paris, France.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

''This great plan for the registration
and mobilization Of the women of our
country is a most worthy conception
OF the most progressive nation of the
world. We can find in all history no
account of census taking, of either
men or women, of such scope, !"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

DO not forget to pay your pledge
at the bank if you have made one. If
not, then ask for a pledge card Of n
member of the committee at the Red
Cross room at any time We need
more money.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

Remember that we are at home
now, in the big north room Of the
Masonic Home where all lines Of work
arc carried on.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18

Any person having and wishing to
give such records that will be prompt
~ sent TO the front line Y. NJ. c. A.
huts, please leave them at your bank
and they will receive prompt atten-
ton. B. Curtiss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-04-18
Your friend,
T.. G Hobart, II rcud
Agrcsscau. Paris, France.
- " AZ -

+. 81 wish you'd you'd lay espe-
cial emphasis on the records-send US
some good ones, real oldfashioned red
blooded American records. Hurry
them along. The boys up there are
crazy for music.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Una. passion ~insana.

Perez. 10 de Sicmprc. En- 81 CO.
ra%6n de Celso Sanchez Rodriguez erl
pe.6 = d~esarrolIarse una pastor lnsa-
ia por la esposa de su protector.
Ia consideration de que Maria era
< muicr del hombre que le daba alo-
iamento. pan. ropas. abrigo Y CARING,
10 Ia hlZu !ngrato. Sc sentla arraS~
trato hacia aquel'a mujer V no iba a
g~ontenrrSc. nCrque - c'raZon 10 So
h!u Ge n -rat;tud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
TN s;lrncro fetal.

Pcrc TODD este oCurrla. COMO slice
dc siemprc en- tales casos, sin cue
81 marido Sc dicra cucnta tUand"
Jrstc Garcia llegaha a Su hogan. des-
pucs de haLer cumplid" su tornado oe
ochy horas en- Ia f&prica dc p%clvora, Sc
cnccntraha con Su csposa y on su
amigo, al cual Sc cncontraha tlradn
en- Il cama uuejandosc de l do!en-
ci:ss en- c! pt.ho Y a >u espoSa sem
pre- afanosa para prcsentar I'm" bue-
ma mesa a su marido.
:Puruue Maria no decla NADIA 4 81
c~sroso? Tamia. sin duda, que Justo,
nnd!snado por a conducta dc aGIei
hombre. arroiara al entermo ue 81
hccar 0 que tai veg 10 matara. pues
rotoriamente consumaha Va I'm trl-
mon hablardo ,ic amor Il Ia mulcr d"
81 amigo y protector. Por este 81
~lcncio. sir 3uda alguna. 81 desarrcil".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
LA PRENSA' EN-
EAGLE PASS, TEXAS
. DE

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Diciembre II.
Sc ma iEiciado un cXodo de ciria-
cos mu"hcs dc los cuales tenian "a
estab!ecidos Sus hogares y u nego-
clos en- los EStados Unidos. Estos
slriacos cuelyen, tras de muchos
amos de ~ausencia, a Ia Terra S:an5a,
Ell Ia que eSperan va vivir Tranquil
los. pucs que ~desaparecic ID domina-
cion otomana.
Entire les ciriacos one de aqni eS-
tau di3poni&ndose a regresar a Ia Pa
ieStina lihera!a, ST. cuenta Abraham
Isaac Mass, quien ha realizado sus
propitdades. que importan v4rios mi
les de djl2GcS.
Otros ~siriacos. tanbiGn negociantes
como uI, regrcSarau 4 la TERRA Santa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Una cspaptcsa traged'a.

81, j" cspantosa puedc c~onslderar~
go Ia tragedia que Sc desarroll" en- q
hocar de n familia Garcia.
II dia de 'os hechos que cstanlos
relatando. Ce!so Sanchez RODRIGUEZ
i~nsisti6 mas que nunca en- que Maria
abandonara cl hogan de 81 esPoso y
10 siguicra, dando Oidos a sus prcten-
stones amorosaS.
Maria ST. neg6 tcrminantemente Y
hasta responGi6 que nunca Sc alejarla
de su hogan, pues no ;ba 4 t~rai1ionar
d su espcSo.
Cclso Rodriguez, indiGrado por a
quella negative, Saco II plsto!a Y
dispar6 cv4tro ~proyectiles sotrc el
cuerpo de la muier. dejandola muerta
cast acknowledgements. No hu5o. nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
I'm ARTCULO FESTIVE
DE "REJUPITE;RR"
NDO

-.SQul arTcSlaliuOiiie. SdiSo ND
mana.
70 eSta noche.
-:Siempre a Guerrero?
A Guerrero-pausa misterlosa
para darsc importancia.-No llevo
mas cue mil hombreS, cuatrocientos
cahallos, Glen ametralladoras Y cua-
renta canoncs de 112. y yer 81 hOrG
me pesco a FiguerOa. Neremos a yer
de cual cuero salem mas correas.
Pos yo me lanzo u Durango. ALA
estan mis- nuuchGchoS. Entire todos Sc
ran unos seiscientos; pero, ESQ 81, muy
bicn montadOs Y municionados. Foy
u operar en- combination con los fede-
rales V llevo mas armamento y par
que.
Llega un tcrccro, NAL cncarado. ca
noSo. veStido con trajc dc %ctiQueta dc
khdky. y Sc forma un grupo Y Sc ira
ba Ia conversation Sobre 81 hay caba-
llada O no: sobre 81 el general Mata-
siete derrot6 o no a Trucy ALBERT o
81 cS rerdG que 81 brigadicr Mondon-
guete sc lie coitiG al Gobierno. Sc re-
memoran lances pasados: Ia escara-
muZa aQuella en- el cerro de "El Pr
foncillo' Y Ia fusilata en- ell canon dc
Malpais. Uno es specialists Ell e.
char maquinas locaS; Otro eS una mi
nencia para levantar Was f%erreas; a
quel I'M academico de la dinamita, pa
tentc para detener trenes Y a
el dinero del express.
Por ahora han entrado al orden Y
van d luchar con denuedo p0r cOnso-
lidar Ia paz. Que bcllcosaS suS ac-
titudes V como arde Ell elloS TN pa
triotismo de a dos mil bujlas. DE
esta hecha eI orden volvera a impe-
rar en- Ia Rcpublica.
Adentro. en- Ia oficina del minis
tro, hay IN recotin colossal: ei!tran y
salem aylldantes, Sc consultan pianos.
llegan telegramas Y Sc eXplden ordc-
mes. PaSan dos generates legitimos Y
tres con aqua; funcionan los telefo-
nos, Sc tropiezan dos ~ordenanzas. Va
en- las reSpectivaS eStaciones estan
puestos las trenes militares; va Sc
han entregado Il los JefeS suS paSaJeS
de fe~rrocarril. Hay uno que lleva un
estado mayor de scsenta personals Y
otro que necesita 81 solo una p~erique-
IA para 81 familia y Servidumbre.
-iPobreS rebeldes.- me digo Al
contemplar estos Slnlestros preparatl-
vos,-La revolution sc va al cter!
\ como para movlllzar genie, orga-
nizar cuerpos auXiliareS, comprar ca
ballos Y manejar Ia tocada. Sc nece-
sta plata. todos los jefes reclben SuS
montones dc billetes del fondo desti-
nadU a pacificacion; quicn cinco,
ouicn scis, siete. diez mil duros. Nun
ca como ahora SC comprende Ia fra
Sc napoleonica: "Dmero, dlnero y d.
nero IA luchar Sc ha dicho, y va
mos a darlc! LA pa% ante loco; pc
10 vcngan IanCS.!
! como q todoS los jcfes Scr1oS y
dc prcstigio Sc les ia 10 que piden,
porQuc van a Cumpllr con Su deoer, al
olor del queso han resultado muchoS
caudiIlos dc ultima bora Que quieren
dar cl timo &c Ia p~aciflcacion para
isacar la fierrada. y estos p%crtenece
Audomaro Monjarraz. Pulen Ncndla
ch~icharroneS cn 1919 Y Sc ievanto.-
| Ia NtllLd. nNN tlluO GA NNS biNd w it 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
E.normc cxjtp de- Paqui:a Stella.

Traz sc ur.a semana de cspera, e.
publico dc Eagle Pass pudo al fin,
cl sabadc pc- In nochc, realizar 81
deseo de conoccr a Ia gentit tonaGi-
Ilcra ~espanola Paquita Stella Y a los
artistas mcxicanos Rnsita Arriaga =
Gustavo lie Lara.
raqJitr SicilIa logrG desde luego
ccnCuistarse al selecto nuhlicc ro-
sus ~canci2ncs regic' ales Y o 81 gra-
cia negotiable. Fl ?ublico Ia reciblo
con entusiaSmo y !e h.zc patente Ia
satisfaction cue lc causaba cl hccn"
dc cue So hrbiera restablccido del
ataGuc de Influenza que lc do 81 iic-
gar ] Eagle Pass.
Tamhifn ha -l stado mucho q tfa-
/ ajo de Rosita Arriag2 : Gustavo de
Lara.
Los tres artIStas permancceran a
Gui toda Ia semara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Aciiyidad en- los negocios.

Una inusitada actlviGad Sc ha re-
gistrado en- Ell mercado de fincas ur-
hanas y rusticaS Ell csta ciudad. acti-
vidad que eS SigIc .e QUO sc aproX:-
ma Il notap:c mcJo~ia en- les ne
@ocios.
Las o~pcraciorcS que sc han hecho
durante la Ultima semana alcanzar
una suna mayor de cincuenta mil DO
!ares ' Sc espera que sc c~onstruyan
oropiedadcs por un valcr tres wees
mayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Notas breues de
San Diego, Cal.
E.n.eiol pcrn IA PRENSA"

E,pecial pcrn Ia PRENSA"
San Diego. Cal, diciembre 20.-Las
autoridades sanitarias dc este puer-
Ia han declarado Que el uso de la
mascara preventive de la epidemic,
siga siendo ob%gatorio por tempo in
definido.
FL uso de Ia mascara ha coincidido
con la diSminucion de ia enfermedad.
FL decrecimiento de la misma cs tai
que dc dcscicntoS cincucnca caSos nla-
rios, ha llegado 4 baiar a vcintitrcS
diarios. POr tai cauSa, Ia imposition
dc Ia mascara es n~ecesaria. ' proba-
blemcntc eli dos otreS meseS 10 sc
consentira que Made dele dc usarla
Ell las railcs y IN Ell interior de las
oficinaS.
Sc ha cmpezado a aplicar por las
autoridades sanitarias. Ia vacuna
contra la epidemic. Pero pocas per-
sonas acuden 4 que Sc les applique eli
p~reservativo. dudando de Su cficucia
pueS algunoS de las vacunadoS han
contraido ell NAL.
On Cinb en- Lemon GJOre
Con 81 nombre del iniciador de
nuestra Independence, Miguel Hi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dicicmbrc IS
Una espantosa tragedia ha conmovido
q los mexicanos residences en- esta
ciudad. Nc ohstante que los prota-
gonistas dc ella p~erterecen a 10 clase
humi.de Gal pueblo. el crimen del
hom5rc que fue 81 principal factor
er este drama. cs tan repugnante, que
ha movido Gc horror a todos los cora
zones.
En- ell to!Go TO Sc We sine IL rope
;ic;6n de I'm crimcn vulgar, pero no
ror eco ncnos horrible, Y que tiene
SUI osigen en- Ia poca provision de los
hombrcs Guc llavar 4 sus hogares Il
amigos" que NJ conocen bieE: dan
ay7'dl Y alhcrgue a esos amigos que
acaban por quitarles la honra Y mu-
chas veccs hasta Ia vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Las bGjlGripaS eSpH7o!cS

Con un GXito cnormc cstan actuan-
do en- esta poblaci0n en- ell teatro Sa-
yoy las bailarinas cspanolas que con-
trat0 81 Circuito del Este.
Los mexicanos RESIDENCES On San
Diego han acudido al tcatrO Y d dla-
rio llenan ~pIateas, lunctas Y palcoS
para agasaiar j las bailarinas. En-
el publico americana han cauSado
magnifica impression las bailarlnas
espanolaS y los pcriodistas de San
Diego publican largas ~cntrcvistas con
elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Les arbCIes de Na>idad.

Los arboles de Navidad han estado
siendo vendidos aqui a raz0n de IN
peso veinticinco ccntavos, como pre-
clio minimo. Y llegando a siete d5lares
ono maximum. Los primeros tienen
IN tamano de tres pies Y los ultimos,
dc ounce Estes acbolitos fueron
enbarcados en- Austin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Dc5uta q cuudr0 Norci

Mahana debutara en- el teatro
"Gaety' ell cuadro Novel de ~zarzuela,
Que han actuado en- rar1as pobla-
clones fronterizas con un gran eXlto.
La empresa ha aaunciado que eS-
tara en- esta poblaci6n dos meses Y
hay cierto entusiasmo entire los ma
bitantes dc San Diego, Y alrededores
para il q las funciones que dc Ia conl-
pania meXicana.
Fl grupo de artistas vlcnc de Los
Angeles, donde dej6 cl teatro a la
antigua artista meXicana Virginia
Fabregas que esti trabajando ALI con
eyito.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
Sc DESARROLIO EN- SAN DIEGO,
CAL., UNA TRACEDIA PAS|ONAL
ENTIRE OBREROS NEX|CAN0S
Una passion insana llen6 de duelo Ell hogan de IN COM
patricia honrado que do albergue a I'D afnOral

siquiera, T. lucka entire los dos &C
torres dc "a tragedia. La mujer Sc
gun jeclaracioncs del heridor, Sc ne
60 4 Ii pctic:ones Y entonces e. sac6
SUI revolver y friamente apunto al co.
razGn de aGuella mujer virtuosa Y
buena ) IL asesino.
I'm nuevo crimen.
Que la mente de Celso Rodriguez
estaha ~despejada hasta cleric puntf
cuando consume 81 ~espantosa accion,
no puedc dudarse, pues ell asesino,
una VeZ que VIC por terra a So Ncti-
ma Sc apresuro a huir.
LEGO Ia policia ilamada por les
v~ecinos de Ia sonora Garcia y recibio
todos los datos para poder identifi-
car al asesino 81 lograba darle alcan-
ce.
Los detectives tomaron IA direction
qu" segIn los test,gos tomara ell de-
l~i:.cueate, Y al fin lograron acercarsa
a este vclviG e. canon del RIM homi-
| cida contra 81 coraZon Y disparo.
Con este nUevo crimen, un suicide.
Sanchez Rodriguez quiso lavar IL
mancha CUE habia arrojado sobre 81
| vida ratanGo a mujer. Sin EN-
barge. la lesion que Sc cause el asc-
Siro no cs de suma sravedad, y los
doctores del Hospital del Condado cs-
peran salvarlo para entregarlo Z Ia
jrsticia, IA que Sc e~ncargara de cas-
tigarl0 sacramento.
FL e.;poso de Maria Garcia llora,
cr Ia yiudcz, su falta dc prevision...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25
PGso CgMtn poT Gqr'

Fl senor J. +. Cantu, Teniente Co.
ronel del ejercito carrancista y her
mano del Gobernador Esteban Cantu,
paso por esta pohlacion rumbo a Ia
de Mexicali. via Calexico. En- ell ca
mino fuc detenido por las tropas a
m~ericanas que Sc hallan de destaca-
mento. Y hubo necesidad de telegra-
far 4 Calexico para que Sc lie dlera
en- libertad. Sc cree que el senior
Cantu habia perdido Sus pasaportes'
Fl senor Juan de Dios CARA, en-
pieado dc Immigration dc Tijuana, a
companaba al senior CantU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-25

dalco" Sc ha inaugurado IN club Ell
la vecina poblaci6n dc Lemon Grove.
presidido por cl iniciador de Ia idea
de union. senior JESUS /. VALDEZ.
FL Club persigue fines patrlotlcoS.
sociales V mutualiStas. Sc cree que
tcndra larga vida la institution.