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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

Cuendo ~necesite lihros en- espanOl,
dirijass 4 Ignacio E: LoZano.--l1s
u. Sta. Rosa Avs. San Antazia. Tax
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TRASPASOS

rRNSiNSu f. y"adO ma2nificU ncgrrin dc
| 2barrutc>. 2i9j >oIi'h flores; TclcinnD
Trayt, 80. 1920.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

NECESITG una casa Chica o un dcpar;a-
lnCntO sin muCblcs de 3 pleas Y con Da-
no. DirijanSc a Il. g.. Go. LA ihRENSA.
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GliATlFiCARE ron un ato dc, siscripci0n,
del dlariO IA lliENSA" 4 la persona que
I:e lniUrinarG eNaC.lmentc acerca del Sc
ilor mi padre. TeodOro Romero. como de
81 amos de cdad, Origlnario de Durango,
Mexico. En- 1899 reSidia eli Los Angeles,
Cal, pcro deSde esd fccha no he vuelto
i icncT nOt!Cias de Gl. Sirvanse dlrigir-
&c . Maria Romero, lis It'll end oregon 81.
III, PaSU. Texas. 1920
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Sc SECESiTAN ScloriiaS para trabaio en-
naGulna singer" CUiGCaci0n SegIfa y
Ducn >u"lGo. DiriJanSc a s2i Dolorosa Y
Plaza Militar. yo-2l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

Cuando necesitc listed libros en- Is
aac;a Lo:a1o lis n. Santa Ros"
panel dir;iase a Ia Liberia dc L.
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DE BnNA'S ALTO SHOP
RCparaCi0n general de auicm6vileS y ioda
ClaSc DC irabajOS de clcCtriCIddd. ESpc-
riaIlSiaS en- propulSGcrs. alUInhrado C lcri-
ClUn. EsGuina lccoS y Bucna Vista Sis.
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ODRAS POPULARES EMPAS-
TADAS

y - ccntaIuS i una
3 Cuirrr1ar"ia
Gui! del Eu'u SlryI"nte
Iur:uS y depor,eS
Labore< del Belle SeHo
Aun.rulo &c niencs,aT. ; 'o'NOs .. a.aD
Manual lie yos;rcs y Iicorcs
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! Sc NECESlTA I'm muchacho para guitar ca
rru rcpariiiOr. 100 Wyoming -. Tclc1olo
| or. 72!1. 3-22l.
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DIVERSOS

SD RAMON LESA. Siryete paSaf a la
ras;, nLlrlcro 900 MaiaI!oroS II. EdaVin-
ia leSa. we
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HAZANAS DE FANTOMAS

q 80 centaTOS tumO)
N:>terio<aS f"ChorldS
Horrible CStvataGtm1
CaLa:er que haDla
Juye cuutrc FdniUInlS
e mUerlo QTe IGata
La hIcila del muCtto
FL agente ScCrctO
IL documento nuinero 4
P~riSluneru de Fdltomas
FL Gismante del Rey
ueSITeZa intlt!l
Fl abecaGo miSterlaSo
FL pOlizonIe apache
Il milo deSa9areCtdo
II ahorcaGo de LondreS
Vida poc vida
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AyENTURAs DE BUFFALO BILL

a 80 CentavoS tomo)
Il urpsanauOT &c trlIuOdS
Una nCche dc CARNIVAL
II inslintu de una ribOra
II historic tie Ia Ocho dagaS
Pcsca dIricii
In tonic deiuaSi3do l!Sto
FL complot del iuez
FL prOSCTip;O de la montana
Tin piano amctralladOra
LalzaduS a. 35iSIHo
Niaie ~ierr0rificO
nan!cl Ct oso ' u 0So Iusn.
II CaCIque negro
Ltnchunlente fracasado
Ia eSiatua parlante
Los beGuinoS ruIuS
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81 NECESITA express para que lleve sIs
uriaCaS n Ia cSiac!6n q Gamble Sus niue
bleS hibIcie a RDs2lcs. Tclci0aO Crockett
y,5i Y Travis it2G.
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CIENCiAS 7
Ar.e ~ ctl~ar q gnS nlNoS .......
ENSENANZA
POESi.A

- E-,.sI7 y dr NwGrtca. >ulsci0s .
IN rarny-D !ru:PiHir1Ttr -,............
~ I'aTnI>u ~~zIv5Cu:eHu ...--...-.
I~,r!anr,- ',ruJiGuS del DUqIe de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20
VENTAS

SELLHS IN Gu%A. anindcI"S I'd. hacer 4
- Sin illunIu l;ubbcr stamp Co.. 81
Navarro -. ~. @ti. .ttcnrI6n immediate i
u]rI:eurS ;ur CGrrcu q tc!CfjniclS. san An
;uui". TEXAS.
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SiCNr0 I'd. comerciantc licne dcrecliC 4
rccibir nursITl Lisa de Prr@!oS "n articu-
10, lie pTimera neCc>ldad. sirvasc OAR
nos SI direction. J. VI. and u. MarrolCll,
iGi nGlOrOSI 81.
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COMPRAS

SAP IRON & METAL CO.. pagarnos los me-
jures pTecioS Ell metalcS viejoS. S. Flo
res and Ccyailos SIS. san Antonio. Tex.
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FHAGUA. CARROCERIA Y BANCO De He
IiHhR. Pals Y Valdes. Gil E. Commerce.
para cuaIuuicr trabalO llancn al teleIono
Crnrheit 1858.
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C~OMPRAMOS, vendemos Y canbiamos toda
chase de muebicS. Shdeuficld Bros. Co.
2f2 L. Commerce. Frente' 4 Joske'S. CT.
2iG6. i3-6-4-J)
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Sc NECESITAN senoriias para elaborar 9u
ros. Finck Cigar Factory, 1901 West Com
MERGE ST. (3-20I
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Sc NECESITA zapstero. New York
shoe Repairing Co.. G3Sl2 L. ST.,
t.crCa Dc n estlCi0n del s. l.. E3ssil
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te IA ley, de las que le nitric a su
amantc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

PiGAIOS IN CENTAVO MAS por: Sacos
de avcna, saivado Y azucar, de 10 cue pa
suen otros, en- il5 :. Frfo ST., No acep-
tamoS SacOS ~grasientcs 0 dc carbon. La
men 4 Travis 5S95. Tennessee Bag and
Metal Co., l.. II. Bradford. (4-2)
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81. NaTAIlO MORALES-Sfrvasa dirtgirse
Al Couvcuto de las Carm"!itaS. 50a :. san
saba. san Aulonio. TEXAS, PARA ira!af aSu!l-
10 IuteTcsdnIr. n-I'i
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Sc NECESITA con ur2cncia zapaiero
compercntc. Buen Sueido.-iiOi. :. Ala
nc 81. (J-Sib
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UNA fMpORTANTE casa del ramo de Pro.
dTcfos espaflo!es, aceite de OLIVIA, etc. de.
sea agenies en- todaS parties. Buen sueldo
O Comisi0n. Dirijase i J. S. reTiGes. a05
Grand ST.. New York. H-5).
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Sc N~ECESITAN muchachoS con referencias,
de f6 q IL ailOs. que conoZCan Ia ciudad,
cue lIablen ing!eS. Dirisirse d II Farma-
cta. CO Ia PKENSA. (3-24l
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CONpRo, Vcndo,y" Gambia Bahamas, Con-
lara dincro, Caias de Hero, y
t:nSereS para iicnd1. ,t03 Treviiio 81.
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NONlMENT0S dc Marnol Y Granite. IA
raudal"s tie Hero. NrIlain y Stichl. 81
Z. GUuIiuerrc II. TylGTunp Travis 3i0i.
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COMPR0. cGhaIIo frerte Y nleYo, express
Y gIarniciHn. 9ii Durango 81. 1913
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BfBLiOTECA DE INDUSTRIES
LUCRATIyAS

q - ccutayU> cad1 lom0).
ITaI>lrlS NiSutuDsra
GQsar"s Re SCd1
lcJf:s,y.I Nir2TFTl
CabEll"S "a. LUiU
luGr>irIl Agur1FcT5
Ia~ Es"rr~ : SU> Perfumes
II NZafEaH
IrIl ~, IalumlS
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ATENCION. peiamos sd Ford COMO auto
m0yil de a.OOD ponienIole Gala nucya es-
lilo Kelsey Streamliuc," en- tudos coiores,
mur c0m6da. ViSfIrroS. Neces!tamos
agentcs. MISSION AUTO CO., 2ii :. Flores
street
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NENpO en- abOnoS ficIlcS ColrhaS. Corti-
mas. TapciCs. etc. lrccius TnoGeraiOS. A.
rradcceri Su protection Il. Puentc, Colorado
Y Monterrey SIS. (3-3il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
bOPP INNOCENT
OF CONSP P|RAC|ES,
HIS COUNSEL SAYS
Court Is Asked to Instruct
Jury That Former German
Consul General Tried to Pro-
mote Mexican Trouble.


San Francisco, Jan. 15.-All con-
nection between Franz Bopp, former
general counsel here and two alleged
plots at Los Angeles and Tucson,
Ariz., to export into Mexico and other
countries contraband arms and NUM-
tons, was denied today by defense
counsel at the trial of Bopp and thir-
ty other persons charged with con
spring to foment revolution against
British rule in India N
Theodore J. Roche, Bopp's counsel,
asked that Judge William c. Van
Fleet of the federal district court. in
struct the jury to disregard all pub
lished reports to the effect that Bopp
had been implicated in the attempt to
spirit into Mexico munitions held as
contra band by the United States gov
ernment in the federal building at
Los Angeles.
Roche also asked that the jury be
asked to disregard reports that
Charles F. Won Petersdorff, former
city engineer at Tucson, had received
money from Bopp with which to fur
ther his alleged activities in violation
of the neutrality of America. Won
Petersdorff was arrested last week
and charged with attempting to gain
a foothold for German interests in
the TampicO oil fields.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
FATE OF SPOERMANN
. .... MAY BE DEATH PENALTY

Washington, Jan. 15.-Much inter-
est was evidenced here today in the
case of Walter Spoermann, the alleged
German spy arrested at the new army
aviation depot near Newport News,
Va, but so far as could be learned
the only official report on the sub
ject was then sent to the naval intelli-
gence bureau by the officer who made
the capture, giving no details.
The war department was without
official information although Spoer-
mann is reported to have been caught
within the limits of the aviation
depot.
Official interest turned largely up
on the question of whether Spoermann
would be brought before civil court,
or turned over to military tribunal
where the sentence, upon conviction,
would carry the extreme penalty.
Cases of this character, officials point
ed out, come under one of three dis
tinct codes-the espionage act, the ar
ticles of war, or the articles for the
government of the navy Both the
military and naval codes were left in
tact in the espionage act, and both
carry the death penalty for spying in
. zone of operations. An alternative
sentence of up to thirty years impris-
onment and $4,000 fine is allowed
under the espionage bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
MANY INDUSTRIES
MAY BE CLOSED DOWN

Washington, Jan. 15.--Denial OF
coal supplies to the less essential in
dustries for period of week or
longer and railroad embargo against
the shipment Of non-essentials are in
cluded in a plan under consideration
today by government officials study
ing means of relieving the coal famine
in the east.
A proposal that President Wilson
be asked to declare Monday a legal
holiday in the eastern states for the
next eight or ten weeks and that only
industries supplying the public with
necessaries be permitted to operate
on that day came to Fuel Adminis-
traitor Garfield from meeting of fuel
administration officials at New York.
A general plan for dealing with the
situation probably will be announced
by DR.. Garfield tomorrow.
1t was believed that he will decide
to shut down entirely the less essen
tial industries for a period rather
than to ask President Wilson to de-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
BRITISH FL|ERS
s: IN PALEST| |NE
WIN VICTORIES
Activity in Region of Jerusa-
lem Marked by Raids on
Enemy POStSi Artillery Used
Near Jaffa,


London, Jan. 1.-THE official re-
port on military operations in ?ales-
tine was made public today:
Despite adverse weather condi-
tions our air service within the past
few days has executed bombing raids
on the enemy airdrome at Jenin, thir-
ty miles southeast of Haifa. and on
the Amman station on the Hedja2
railway, forty-seven miles northeast
of Jerusalem In each case many hits
on the obiectives were observed. Two
of our machines are missing.
"In the sector about Jerusalem
there has been considerable patrol
activity, notably around Birch, nine
miles north Of the city; Mar Saba,
seven and a half miles southeast;
Jeba, five and half miles northeast
end Mukhmas seven miles northeast.
At the last mentioned locality our
troops successfully raided an enemy
post, clearing a village and returning
with prisoners.
similar patrol activity prevailed
in the coastal sector, enemy parties
being dispersed by our artillery fire
near Me2eirah, sixteen and one half
miles east Of Jaffa, and encounters
have taken place north OF Arsuf, ten
and one-half miles north of Jaffa on
the coast
"Snow fell in Bethlehem, Janu-
ray :"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
SpOermann in Love With Vio-
IiniSt and Letters Are Inter-
Cepted Giving Detectives
Right CIeW,
SEVERAL PERSONS IN
CAPITAL ARRESTED
Authorities Maintain Utmost
Secrecy Regarding DisCIoS-
'%ureS in Correspondence and
Other Data,
'sy MORNING JouHHA. SPECIAL LEASED w.asl


Baltimore, Md. Jan 15.-Lieut.
Walter Spoermann, charged with be-
ing a German spy, arrested on the
aviation field near Norfolk last week,
was brought to Baltimore today. He
was rushed from the railroad station
to the United States marshars office
and thence to Jail.
Two hours prior to his arrival his
brother, Frederick II. C. Spoermann,
who was arrested last night, was sent
to Jail also.
Another man, Marius Aisch of this
city was arrested today and there was
considerable activity at the federal
offices with rumors that other sus-
poets were being bagged.
Gives Information.
Aisch, it developed, held some pa
pers belonging to Lieutenant Spoer-
mann. He himself volunteered the in
formation to the Baltimore police.
The papers were seized, but little ap-
parently of discriminating nature was
discovered from them. Aisch explain
ed that he had been acquainted with
Spoermann for some time and that
'Spoermann temporarily left a suitcase
containing the papers for him to keep
There Is much secrecy among the
government officials as to the num-
ber Of persons arrested in connection
with the case, though reports to
Washington indicate seven or eight
are in custody.
The woman whose friendship with
Spoermann led to his apprehension at
Norfolk, is not under arrest. 1t was
through Spoermanns fascination for
her that he was traced from Baltimore
to Washington, and finally located in
Newport News.
She was a violinist for a Washing
ton hotel and Spoermann was in fire.
quent communication with her.
Interception of mail to the woman
resulted in the naval intelligence op-
eratives finding him in the employ of
construction contractor at Langley
aviation field, near Norfolk. This was
about two weeks ago.
An enemy alien permit was issued
to Spoermann several months ago and
the record showed statements from
hins that he had come to America
with his brother, Frederick, in 1910.
These statements, so far as could
be ascertained, were never verified by
federal agents Papers seized in his
rooms here in Baltimore last week,
along with those indicating dealings
with Bernstorff and Boy-Ed indicate
that he had reported for service" in
Germany after the war began in Au-
gust. 1914. ....
This would apparently dispute
Spoermanns statements on his alien
record in 1910, except that he could
have returned to Germany surrepti-
tiously, reported for service there and
later re-entered the United States
without detection. w..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
The Millers and Grain Dealers
Called to Meet in Albuquerque

The food of the
there trouble ahead
Of the federal food administration and conne
r
rate OF one fare and third win be granted certificates
inclusive, with return limit o
The engs n Y C A. the
p
believes conference with the mlers dealers
to than thousand ml
here
to
as the war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-01-16
CARPENTERS DEMAND
EIGHTY CENTS HOUR
tsv MORNING Jouss.l spse,.. LEASED Was,


Philadelphia, Jan. 15.-Ship build
ing plants on the Delaware river un-
der contract to turn out ships for the
merchant marine will be unable to
continue work unless an agreement
calling for a wage scale of so cents
an hour is entered into with carpen-
ters engaged in the yards.
This statement was made today by
Joseph McArdle, representative of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of the Philadelphia district,
one of the principal witnesses before
today's session Of the ship building
labor adjustment board
More. than $500 of the nations
10000 ship carpenters are now en-.
rioyed in Delaware river yards.