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HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them In DemIng, and
and Good Reason for II.

Wouldn't any woman be happy
After years of backache suffering,
Days OF misery, nights of unrest
Thed istress of urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the
following.
Mrs. L. l.. Browning, PA w. Cedar
St., Deming, says: Several years
ago my back was bothering me and
my kidneys were out of order. The
trouble was brought on, ! believe,
by Q cold which settled on nv kid
neys. It seemed as though my back
would never stop aching. Any house,
work like sweeping or busting, which
required STOPPING was almost un-
bearable. Doan's Kidney Pills had
been used in the family with good
results so ] tried them and Doan's
Kidney Pills are indeed a fine medi-
cine"
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster Milburu
Co.. Mfgrs. Buffalo, n. Y.
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Every hundred dollar Bond makes
a Hun bred more.
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Notice is hereby given that on the
Bird day Of October, 1918, the duly
appointed board Of registrants will
meet for the purpose Of registering
qualified voters for the general elec.
ton for three days from the above
named date, and thereafter will meet
on each Saturday up to within ten
days Of the date Of the November
election. The meeting place of the
board in the Deming precinct will be
at the office Of c. c. Fielder, at l2l
East Spruce 81. Every male citizen
Of the United States, who is over the
age Of twenty-one years, and has
resided in New Mexico twelve
months, in the county ninety days.
and in the precinct in which he Of
fers to vote thirty days next proceed
ing the election, except idiots, insane
persons, persons convicted Of a fell
onious or Infamous crime, unless re-
stored to political rights, and In
diansn OF taxed. shall be qualified to
register
Special attention is hereby called
to the qualified voters Of Precinct
No. !, to the division Of the precinct
into four separate voting places
which has been made since the last
election. It is necessary that the
home address of each registrant be
placed on the registration book in
order, that the registration for each
district be properly made, II is sug-
gesled that each voter see to it per-
sonally that he IS properly register
ed and the proper home address
given on the registration book.
G. r. HUGHES.
County Clerk.
90-27-4-1-1S.
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IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LUNA.
The Deming National Bank.
"a corporutionl
Plaintiff,
W.
J. O. stroup
Defendant
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Educational classes at the Army @ hu proving popular
with the soldiers Thousands young who left school
service are continuing their studies and classes while in the
educational institutions arranging give credit for the
this 90 that students anything while country
and their studies their with
and graduation for the classroom work the The
group Of college continuing their study Of Onome
T. H. O. A. schools Il will make them better arHleymen
In addition advanced classes the Z H.
Mterates and foreigners teaching them speak Eng
nsh language The War Department S giving the hearty
cooperation IN this
The "g class shown in the picture many educational
classes conducted BY the Y H. O. Aa
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U. S. Judge, Edward Meek, Speaks
Plainly to His Fellow itzas

Though removed from the
danger zone Of war and carnage
by continent and ocean, our
hearts are there, for our own
flesh and bloOd are there fight
ing in a Cause we hold dearer
than life itself. All agree that
the sacred right Of self govern
ment is the issue. There is COM
plete unanimity among the pa
triotic citizens Of this country
that the war must be won no
matter how long or what The
sacrifices it takes to win it.
There Is also q conviction that
the war viii not be won until
the Allies are in position to die
tate the terms Of peace to Ger
many at Berlin.
The daily reports coming to
US from the fighting front in
France reveal the splendid NOR
ale Of our soldiers, their hardy
endurance and intrepid courage
and an enthusiasm IN action 80
big, so READ, so genuine that it
irDbues and inspires their broth
er soldiers of the Allies. Have
We not much cause to be proud
of our own?
And this is the young man.
hood Of our American civiliza-
ton, reared in the days and
ways Of liberty and peace, sud-
denly summoned to war. These
men are the rare product of one
hundred and fifty years Of Re
publican Democracy in this con-
tinent. And now, what is re-
quired Of us civilians who re-
main at home? To live within
the law; to observe the regula-
tons imposed by constituted
authority; TO give loyal and
whole souled support to our
Government. We realize more
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Every Family n America CaIlsd 81
70 Observe 0ocpel Of ne Clean
Dinner PLATE

Albuquerque, N. H., Oct. 3.-In
outlining the food conservation pro-
gram for the American people dur.
ing the coming year Mr.. Hover says
'The demand upon rs Is for larger
supplies. The conferences upon food
supply and shipping, We have held 10
Europe enable us TO estimate our
bur|en Compared with the previous
yei9 the allied civilians and army,
our own armies, the Belgian relief
and certain nenirals who are depend
ent upon Us require the following
round amounts from as:
"Meats and fats; 100000 tons,
an increase Of 1,05O,OOO tons over
'ast year; bread stuffs, 10,4OO,00O
tons, an increase Of 100000 tons
over last year; sugar, 1850 600 tons,
IN increase Of $4,000 tons over
last year; feed grains mostly army
oatsl 100000 tons an increase Of
100000 tons over last year; a total
Of II $4,000 tons, an increase Of
6,7S0,O0O tons over last year.
Even this program means further
se'f-denial by the allies next year
They are making this sacrifice in the
common cause. We must maintain
the health and strength Of every
human being among them or they
viii be unable to put their fullest
strength alongside our own in the
supreme effort.
IF we survey our ability to meet
this demand we find that while our
wheat production this year is better
than last year, our products Of other
cereals is less. We have had severe
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and more through these weeks
and months Of stress and strain
that the Government Of our
fathers is founded upon the
Mighty and Everlasting prin-
ciples OF liberty, Equality be-
tween man and man, and Jus
tice alike 30 the high and low,
the rich and poor. Il is to pre-
serve these our soldiers are
fighting overseas. Our first
great cOntinao1s and ever-pre-
ent duty is to supply the sinews
OF war, the mateEiaa funds, the
money needed 30 prosecute the
war to a successful issue-this
most tremendous war in Orld
history.
We are not called upon to
give, TO donate this money. We
are called upon to loan i, TO IN
vest It in bonds 10 bear interest
and the principal 70 be returned
TO US at a stipUlated time.
Under these conditions, when
called upon again by the United
States to invest in Liberty
Bonds, can we do less than
Loan to them for the proseCu-
ton Of our war to the utmost
sum Of money we can reduce
to our possession within the
stipulated time, having first
made provision for a simple and
abstemious living and for the
bare demands of trade or bust
ness. If we fail in this duty
and Of its performance in the
stated measure, then we fail To
do our level best in a material
way for the great world cause,
the cause for which our soldiers
are ready to make the supreme
sacrifice. Ready? Yes, willing
ly and gloriously ready.
EDWARD R. MEEK.
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THAT WntREAe By slriuo u 4 csflaln
decree randor1d BY the above named oonll on
ne ilh aqg 1i june. 1918, In lla above en-.
titled ard numbered clause, wherein aid
whereby judgment vna rendered IN favor on
lee nhpfe named PLAINTIFF and against Ae
above named defendants Tor iha sum 81
twelve h1ndrd, sixty iegen and gjlo0
(ti4llA5) dollars with lnlaroni on twelVo
hundred tHonlfnine and % 100 fei219fhl
dollars Of na|d amount NJ Inc rate NJ lan
pNf cent PEI Hpnum, and on the romainder
thereof w the sum of lhirtyelght and
10.iO0 f438iO) dollars n tho rate Of ~
per cent per anpum. TO- SAID amount % aid
Judgment and Interest thereon haing BIZ said
decree declared q valid lien on the iollowinn
dnsdflhed lands and premises. t0.wit:
Lots numbered One and Two IL Bleak
DF " ihr Demlng Heights Addition, BE-.
lne o subdivision Of The Deming Land and
Water Companys addition to the Town Of
DamlnR, Luna County. New Mexico, accord.
Ing 10 the plat thereof on llle In the office Of
the County Clerk " said Luna County. 10.
geiher with az and singular The lands, ieno.
nenh, herediiamenis and nppuriAnancea
lhefeunin belonging or IN any wise appertain.
lng, ana the reycralon aud rnverhiona, ro.
mninder and reinainders, rents, issues and
And Whereas. by said decree Il was or
dered that said lands aud premises b. sold
BY the undersigned az commissioner on de-
ianll Of payment Of said judgment and Ia.
lerest thereon n any time after ninety DAYS
from the said lih day Of June, I0iG, N order
TO satisfy said judgment and interest thereon
Now Therefore, ], A. A. Temka, commits.
soner "a aforesaid, do hereby give public
notice that on lhe 22nd day Of October, 1915.
~ the hour Of ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of
said day At the front door Of ihe court house az
said Luna County In the Village Of Demine
New Mexico, ! viii, pursuant 10 and by virtue
o. said decree, offer for sale and sell 10 no
highest and best bidder for cash IN hand The
above described lands and premises, or 80
nue. thereof as may b necessary 10 satisfy
said Judgment interest thereon and expenses
OF sale.
A. A. TEMKE.
a. ". POLLARD.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Seuf 10-0rt II
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#ll oi section iiseieoh ffn) ana lth north
uaf IN ID Of ihl AoriloaaI quarter IN
g HeliQn thirty 900, in i0Unahlu iasnI
.enf lasl oqnlh, range eI4ht go west. hna
AesIco principal meridian lomIhsF with I1r
apPurlenances thereto gprenaInIHe
Notice q further given nat By virtue ~
said ufli q esefnilun he property tbose a.
sefllad WI ho so|d By ne ior me saifIarII0n
Of said judgment nn thn 10Th daf ID 0eln.
Der, 1918, n lhe ffonl door Of lln court hons.
N he rllaTa ni Demlnf IA said county and
STATE 40 lu.uu o'clock u De forenoon 81 said
aay, 2 ne highest b|ador Tor cnsh md ihaf
said Ford Automobile win BE- tint offered It'd
sale and that u CASE The protefds 81 up
sole thereof shond not BE- sufficient to salts.
u said judgment and The costs Of ihn sale H.
above described lands premises aud apDnrten'
aneea win then BIZ sold
Dated his ioh day Of september, A. D..
". G. SIMPSON.
Sheriff Of Luna ronniy. \. 49,.
Sept la--0t T.
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incrpaso 10 food supplies Of $780,
900 tons over last year and slill have
q margin over the amount necessary
70 mainlnin our own health and
strength
eOf our own products We muat
secure q reduction ii consumption
and waste IN the two great groups
Of, first. bread stuffs. and second.
meats and fats -shnt 4, IN ali bread
and cereals, beef, pork. poultry.
dairy and Feeelable-oil products.
The average consumption Of our peo-
Die Of bread stnfls amounts 10 about
six pounds per week and Of meats
and fats to four pounds per person
per week A reduction in consuIap-
ton Of less than one-half pound per
person per week in each Of these two
great groups Of foods would accOmp-
lish our purpose.
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Rev. \. C. Lindsay Of Mnncie, Ind.
arrived in Deming last week 10 take
up the Presbyterian camp hostOrate
left vacant by the transfer Of Rev.
Chester Irwin two weeks ago. Rev.
Lindsay came direct from Camp
Pike, where he held a similar pas
iorate for a time.
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First Lieut.. VIM. r. Hankla. who
for time was acting camp adjutant,
and who is in charge Of the useful
personel office, the perfection Of
which has been one Of the important
things Of this war period, has been
promoted 10 captain.
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Civil No. 500
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE


Notice y hereby given that judgment was
rendered on the 30ih dny III September igi5
10 The above entitled court and cause against
The above named defendant and In favor Of
The above named plaintiff In o certain action
npon two CD certain promssory notes. the
amount Of which said judgment including 10
wresi 70 date Of sale, i the sum Of four thou
sand me hundred eightythree dollars tSi,.
$4,000 and that by virtue Of a writ Of exc.
cuilon issued out Of and under the seal OF
said court IN said cause on ne 2sth day OF
August 1918, 10 me directed and delivered. I
have levied upon and seized zone Ford auto
mobile. license No. s32s; and have also
premises and appurtenances. to-wit; The
south half $50 u ihe southeast quarter
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LEGAL ADVERTIsIMG


ORDER or FINAL HEARING
Mary v. Bennett Administrator herein
having filed her final account verified as ".
qured by law;
Il Is ordered that Monday. the lth DAY Of
November, 1918, AZ 1000 o'clock in the fore.
noon Of said day be- set for the hearing Of
objections To such final account and sci,
llement thereof
II Is further ordered that notice Of such
hearing be given by publication Of a copv OF
this order IN the English language IN some
newspaper Of general circulation published In
the County Of Luna once each week.
Tor four successive weeks aud that the last
insertion Of such publication shall be at least
lhrse days before said 4ih day Of November,
1915
C. c. FIELDER,
O. o. o. Judge Of Probate Court.
sept 2f-ot, IS V&W
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or TIE STATE
Of NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA.
Vincent x. Jones,
Avery X. Jonc.
Plaintiffs
Everett c. welh. WV" ~" 30
Mamie Wells.
John ?. Gilbert,
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YUCATAN
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Sc FORNARi UNA u MIA PARA
REDUCIR LOS rRE(iOS DE IA
CARNE

MERIDA. Mayo 23-Ei gohcrna-
dor del Estado ha rromuvido Ia for
maci@n de ana junta, de la que q
scra micmbro. para trafalgar en- pro
dc la baja de prcciOS en- Ia carnc
del diario consume, pucs a uit!mas
fcchas. los expenditures de csc in
portJntc srticYlo lie han sena!ad"
a este prccios que para Ia genie no
acomodada resultan imposiblcs. ale
gando que los ganadcroS a su vez
han aumentado el precio del CANA
do.
HechaS algunas avcriguarloncS
por una comiSi0n nombrada Official
mentc. Sc ha venido al conocimicn-
t de que los ganaderos no quieren
;ntroducir mucho ganado Ell n pin
"a, a cfccto de aIegar escasez de
81 Y subir los prccios eXajeradamcn-
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VERACRUZ
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Sc CERRARAN TODOS LOS TEA
TROS EN- YERACRUZ.

VERACRUZ, Mayo 24.-El Ayun-
tamiento de este puerto, a fin de
que no Sc llegue 4 dar el case de que
| Ell erario municipal no tenga fondos
para cubrir los suicides de los en-
rleados del Ayuntamiento, ha echa-
| do mauo de toda claSe de recursos
para aumentar sus egresoS, pero al
ramo cue mas lie ha cargado es al de
contribuciones por diversiones publ
| cas-.
Hace algun tempo cada teatro pa
gaDa una quota fila por cada function,
como Sc acostumbra en- todos los Es-
tados de Ia R~epublica, segun que Ell
espectaculo fuera drama, comedia o
~zarzuela.
Mas tarde. esa misma contribu-
ci@n Sc <cnal6 en- la forma de que
c2ua empreSa pagaria n Ayuntamien-
TO un tanto pcr ciento de las cntradas
| en- brute. forma esta de contribution
que va resuitaba mas pesada Y moles-
Ia para las empresas, pero menos nal
que el tanto por ciento impuesto no
era exajerado,
\ u!timas fschas, como viera el
Ayuntamiento que los emprcsarios de
teatros no proteStaban y paSaban por
tcioS los aumcntos. triplico de un gol-
pc las CONTRADICTIONS por func!oneS
teatralcS, al grade de que cada tcatro
Gebera pagan al Ayuntamicnto Ia su-
ma de dieciseiS pOr ciento de Ia en-
trada en- brute. cantidad que resulta
el1vadiSima Y que Occasional Ia Segura
pc-dida de las empresas.
Los empreSarios de los teatroS del
puerto protestaron ante el miSmo
Ayuntamierto contra Ia resolution de
este. V en- vista de que no iran aten-
didoS, sc han dirigido al gobernador
del EStado. manifestando Il este, que
d" no reducirSc en- un c~incuenta POI
cicntc las contribuciones que Sc les
han Senalado, preferirin clausurar
todcs suS teatros. pue5 de csta ane
IA ne perderan Su dincro ~trabajando
per darle al pUblico de eSta localidad
eSpcctaculoS cultos como los que STEM
pre- lie han pro~porcionadO.
Sc cspera que ci ~gobcrnador del
Estado Sc dirija en- 10 particular a
Ayuntamiento para influir en- favor
dc los cmpresarios de t~eatroS. pues
en- east contrario, sc acabaran los
cSrectaculOS en- esta localidad, va
que los cmprcSarios Sc mueStran de-
ri@idoS a llcvar a cabo su resolution
Il J.: c.,aasura de todos los centres dc
diversion.
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LEGO UN C~ARGAMENTO DE
AZUCAR A BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Mayo 2S-
La cscasez de azucar que sc habla
yenido accntuando en- esta !ocalldad.
V que habia obligado a los comerclan-
ties a no vcnder este articulo a los
clientcs que no compraran a la vez
alglras otras mcrcancias, parecc gu"
ha sido VA so%lucionada, pues proc"-
dente del Nortc del pals ha llcgado
un car,::amcnto de Ia mercancia que
.anta falta cStaba hacienda. V en- viz
tud dc este, va no seran obligados los
m~archantcs a comprar otra clase de
cftctos a la vez que azucar.
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La quota dc la Cruz Roja.

Con mas de dos mil d6larcs fue
sohrepaSada en- ell Condado la can't
dad que eStaba senalada para ser
suscrita en- favor de la Cruz Roja
Americana en- la sem.ana dedicada a
esd benemGrita institution.
Todos los pueblos del Vale con-
tribuyeron gustosos o Ia suma que
a cada uno lie tocaba, habiendo habl-
do iugares en- donde Ia contribution
fu3 rccogida en- Quotas de tres Y clnco
centavos. 10 cual habla muy alto en-
pro de los h%ahitan:es pobres, pueS
nj aquellos que verdaderamente no
ticnen mas que su eXiguo sueldo, sc
negaron a contribuir con su obolo
en- favor de la institution que lieva
pan, ropa V c~onsuelos a los herldos en-
la gigantesca lucha que esta empeha-
da entire la civilization Y la barba-
RE. entire la tirania y la Libertad.
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Function de beneficiO.

Esta nochc Sc verificara en- cl tea
tro Queen Ia function que esta anun-
ciada V que scra a hencficio de la
Casa dc Carload que dirige la bella y
actiya senorita Nora Kelly.
En- dicha function Sc proyectaran
yistaS Re gran im~portancia, recomcn-
dandose entire eStas la que l!cva por
nomhrc Ell Ojo del Aguila'. que
trata dc los importantes trabajos que
IL policia sccreta de los Estados Uni
dos lleya a cabo para nulificar la
obra del espionajc alcman en- terrific
rio de la Union.
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EN- Ell FLANCO IZQUiERDO ALA,
DO HAN HECHO OTRO AVIAN
CE LOS ALEMANES.
(Vienc dc la pa Pag)

para obligar una retirada aliada. Los
iranccses por medic De un contra
ataque recuperaron la villa dc Thu
l.ciS, al oeSte De Reims.
En- la retirada en- ell fIanco iZquier-
60, los fraaccScs Sc rcplcgaron al
r,rtc de BleranCourt, que sc ha!la a
nueye millaS al Suroeste de Noyon
Y a Epagny, siete millaS al ~norocStc
IL Scissors, pcrO u poS!C!oncS en-
ire Scissors Y Chateau-Thierry, aSl
como en- los linderoS O~ccldCNtalcS de
L. primera de dichas plaZe.s. han ST.
10 conServadas firmemente.
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BALE EN- Ell EAGLES HALL

FL domingo dos de los ]corrienteS,
de>de las echo dc la noche habra
IN bale en- ell Eagles Hall que ha
sido organizado por IN grupo de Sc
noritas.
Las invitacioneS eStan calzadas
nor "a senorita Cuca Nero, Juani-
t. Brooks Y Maria Tudesco.
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GiATIIICNIUE con III ana de -I,;rr!pciGf.
al dIar;o IN PHEN>h". a Ia pcf,.nd en-"
IN" deere InfurjnrS ryartD> de M m"diI
hcrrnana. Martha ThOmp.on. hIIa Il" Ia 81.
nora Oi"Iil iu>nra. como he - mos IL"
rdad. murcna. pc!u negro Y uW"hrIh". .
raSada. In OrtUhrc Il" 1915 dcriht SIS III
ilriaS n1iIr:as y Ina> lard" ~" iui"lfmdrpn
que dc san Antonio. Texas. ~ hah!a Ii"
Para 81 i'a>r. TEXAS; "ira> rcrsnnaS IN"
dIi"ron que :" haliana radIrata ell 70"
orleans. la. >irvaa~, Giri2!r,r a utci!a
ID~uya. EuN 81. nri Llu. TEXAS.
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ENSENANZA

NJ CERRAREMuS du>auic Ia. vacac.o-
nos. CDL.EGiO BENTTU JUiEEZ. lDiS Flores
ave, Laredo, Texas. EiuCaciun compete
en- tnGiGS : esDaiiOl. Curse COInerCIal ON
plnto. P~fOfespreS graduates: FRANCISCO
NaraniO. IN Ia ciudad dc .IcXrCO. Julio y
lose Naranio cn Ia i.nIvrrSIfaf DO Trras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-01

GRATIFlCARE ron $i0.a0 ! GUicn ne die
re inforIncs cyaclOS arcrra del SciIur TN
padre. Pedro Castro. CaSadu con Ia Srf"ra
Mariana Zavala dc Castro y de- ms her
malOS Pedro Y dolores. CUI!quIrr infer
no SObrr ri particular. SirvInSc d~Iri@lrlr
Esther Castro, Box s, Cla%pCOl, Arizona. q
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MATRlMONIALES

DESEG correspondence con seiOr viz
ia. sin flmllIa. hrnrIGa Y meNlraIIa do
Url@CH. pbioiO ~IuatTlmGnio. soy poDre.
pIrS ilu rVrRf0 con Iur traba:n perJ
70 sos rrt"~r. Ia ,ni"resdGa SIrsa>e.dl-
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CAMBIOS DE DOMiCILIO

FL DR.. A. EiDINS ALVAREZ U-:r6pa'a.
la caIubradn III OiICina Al US ITudcnc!aI
Life Building. Is
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SAN LUIS POTOSI
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LOS CHINOS CUENTAN VA CON
SU "BARRIO" EN- la CAPITAL

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mayo 81
Todas las casas de concrete que
Sc italian establecidas en- Ia antigua
Gale de Trancas, junto a "a Alhon-
olga, han sido compradas por sub
ditos chinos, circunstancia que ha
dado lugar 4 que los potoSlnoS ha-
yam bautizado esa parte de Ia cludad
con ell nombre de ''barrio Chino /;
y 10 malo de este es que los hljos
gel Celeste lmperio no pecan de linz
pios Y son Ia causa de que la Gale
mencionada presen:e un aspecto de
abandono Y falta de aseo que nun
ca habia presentado.
Algunos vecinos de las GALES in
mediatas Sc han diriigdo al Ayun-
tamiento en- ~solicitud de que los
chinos scar obligados a asear dia-
riamente el interior Y ell exterior dc
Sus establecimientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-01
Euc muerto un obrero.

Antier, un pobre obrero que Sc
hallaba cortando zacate cerca de Ia
via del ferrocarril, en- la parte nor
To de la ciudad. Sc rccoSt6 SObre la
via para descansar IN POGO, pero
como Sc quedara dormido, una ma
Quina de patio que hacia movimien-
to lego intempestivamente e hizo
pedazos entire sus ruadaS al iesdi-
chado labriego.
e maquinista que Euiaba la To-
comotora causante del accidente, al
ser a~prehendido declare que nc Ia
bia visto a Ia victima sino hasta
que no Ia ~Separaban sine tres me-
tres Ie Ia maQuina. Y que entonceS
le habia sido impossible detener esta.
FL ferrocarrllero sera juzgado Sc
veramente, pues no es e. primer ca
Sc dc muerte por atropello de QUE
- e sa5a!a cu2cable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-01

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