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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-28

NoenI lpraW 5nerff ielitcn Sanf fnr
Die frennolide Mmfna6mc nnS Be-
ipillfommnmng aus, 6ann erflGrte er,
bah ber Ginflnk, Sen bas amerifani-
ide @olf anf Bic slneelesenbeiten
Der Welt ansiibe, nad) leiner Gbm=
patbie nit ben IImidem Der frei-
beitliebenben MenIdjen iiberaa ac-
meifen iperSen f6nne. Nmerifa liebe
Die Treibeit unb babe feline ielblti-
ldenl Mutibe. Or tabe nit ben fsib,
rern Der engIifdtn Megitrnne fonfc-
riert mnb feinen ltuteridieb sipiid)sa
ibrer nnb feiner MnffafInns germ
ben. Die @Drte 9iedt nn6 &c
redJtigfeit Ieien bon alien aebran6t
upr6en, left niiIe bcipieien lueroen.
Snf fir bieie Wprte ridtis peritan-
ben nnb rid)tig anmen6etcn. ST lei
nad) Garppa gefoinmen, troy Scr
pielen midtigen 0eIdGfte babeim,
neil er iuifie, bak fcin 0eidaft bic
lem an 8iirbe nnb Seoentuna aieih-
fumnle. 9esbalb lei er frob, oaf er il,
Mnidamnngen uno in MbiidJtem nit
ben beriibmten Wdnnern in GmglanS
iibereinitimme nno Sieie glnIdannn.
gen nno 9lbiidten, bic lie beiSc nit
Stols BOd)bielten anb nertcioigten.
NIT linen smiammen ausfiibren f0H=
ne.
Der 9raiibent batte am Sreitas
cine mebritiinoige llnterbaltnns NIT
glDDo= George nnb 8alfpnr. glopb-
Weorse gnb Elm ssriibitaf, bci benz
oas game aabinet anlufienO mnr.
Ser G6nig ppn Gnglaub bat lei.
ner Gomiine, Der Hrinsriiin Hatrieia,
Sudter oes S5erspgs BON gpnnanabt,
erlaubt, iid) nit oem Commander
8aniiep, Dem Grben bes Carl Of 0at-
bpniie, 81 Dcrbeiraten.
llnbeitGtigte 9sadridten ams au-
penbasen melben, Or. 9iebfnedlt lei
on Gtelle Gberts gum Sanpt ser
bentiden Hesiernng gelpG6lt por6em.
9epeiden aus Berlin iaeen, oea
gansen Sag bGtten Yeratnngen itatt-
gefun6en nnS biele glanbten, Die
jekise 3esiernns iuerbe 5nriidtreten
nnS bic Dmnabbansisen" Sosialiite,,
luiirben cine nsne Hegiernng bilben.
Die llnabBangigen Baben jebt brei
Wiitglie6er in Der Neaiernna :
Saaic, Sittmann nmo Sart6. Iri6er
aebOrte and Siebfned)t 5n Sen I'M
abbansisen, jett iteben or nnS ieime
Anbanser, Die Spartacns 8rnppe,
ben llnabbangisen ieinbli6 sesen-
iiber.
Cine nnbeitdtiste 9epeIde ans
Berlin iagt, Die Gage Der Meaiernno
Iei cine iebr ernite. Sm Sdlpf, bat.
ten Sampfe itattsefunben nnb i'm Gf.
siinmer Ses &aiiers ieien mehrcre
Der memternSen Seelente erIdolIen
Nnoere nnbeitatigte 9epcidrn mel
Den, bic Gbert 9iesiernna eriltiere
nid)t mebr, Die glnbanaer Der Spar
taens 0rnppe beberridten Berlin.
Neifebnbr lei WiilitGr aomman-
Sant BON Berlin, Sdeioemann l,i
sefladtet. Die Jiegiernmsstrnppen
beIdOIien bas Shlof. 6inbembura
ride nit logalen srnppen aeaen
Serlin Dor. siebfnedlt nno 1eoe.
bonr ipiirocu Witglieoer Der memen
6esicrnns.
glnf Terlamgen Der Gmtente- Wady.
te babeu Der bcntld)e eciamotc in
aunltantinopel uno iein Stab oie
tiirfiidDe 6anptitnbt uerlaiien.
Die oaren5seitnns" in Berlin
itsadlt befannt, baf 2nScnoorif Ieius
Wemoirem idbreibr.
$onisin @iIbelmine bon Sullano
ioa >pnonbme 9robbriefe seeen Sas
peben Ses friibsren 6entiden GaiIers
einpfali.sen baben, iuenu berielbe Sol-
lara ,.sih< .,, &~.. fn~>. S.-f-x
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-28
Nnnlnler 1349

8elo 5ltln 4nfauf pom Nlilh uno Sa=
tergrilbe, Die iie ouf einem fleine1
9fen i'm S6ul5ilnlner 5il foder
ptlegt ober BET Den gegenpdrtigcrs
boben Breiien erbalt iie iebr mellig
fiir ibr peniges @elo. go fam es.
oaB nerIdiebene &inoer i'm Shul=
lofal obnmad)tia 5uiarnnenbradea.
Mnoere paren 5u ieGipad1, ibre @og
nnng 5u perlalicr, fuo lic ftarben.
llnterernabrllne mar Die llriade
Der Sungertoo battc iie bnbinge-
rafff."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-28

Die Robrenlcitung, olrd) mci-
1e oaS auf Den Gaoop GelielDcrn in
Sonlliana geipounene 9ioturgos nad)
2ittle Nod uno anoeren St1oten III
9lrfanlns 9eiiibrt miro, tit gcplabt.
Die Sruditelle beflnbet ii6 in einenr
iiiooltlidl uon Icrarfana gclegenen
Sunpfe, ullgefabr odt 6ub untcr
Dem @aiieripiegel. gs lit oesbolb no,
tig geporoen, Sali6er sur 9lusfiib.
rung Der Experimentation beransu.
3ieheiI.
MnI Scranlulllina Der GiIen.
babr 9lominiitration miro cine aa
malti9e Quantitat Grplolipitoffe,
oarliiltcr Srinitrotoluol uno 8ifrin.
Sonre, eigentnn Scr lranSoiiihen
mo italieniiden Regicritngelt 30
Weilen pom Scotlon6 9ted 2eud)I.
idiif entferalt, I'M gltlantilc6cn G3eon
periettt, Ga8 gef0brlid)e Sprengnid.
terial, oos aber lmr SIR 55iillirng pcn
@ranoten 1eripen0bar lit, mar ii
22S enenbahn Cars, meldjc IN Scr
ginbe Der 5taot gSilmington Del,
ltatoen, lntergebrnd)t 9d ole beiben
Sonoer nodl Gintritt bcs @oifcllItiQ
ltanoes feinc Seriuenbinq mebr iiir
Die Stoffc baben Idlien es ongc.
braht, oieielben che nod Elm lin.
gliif gcidiebt, 81 uerienteu.
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Gonnts Midlter.

ssi 9ieip gorf tpurbe ein gro-
bes, oem Sauit1tsforps seboriges
Sagerbaits eingedidJert uno Meoi3i-
nen, Scrbano5eug ionic 0esinfi3ic.
rings Mrtifel i'm @erte BON $50
600 3erltort. Der @ruito IdJeint our,b
shaohafte eleftriIhe Grdbte eutiton.
Den 5u iein; Die SelleriuebrIeute tpa-
rem ge5mlmaen, NIT 8nsmasfen Su.
arbeitcn, oa oie burh sic brennenoea
8esilfeftionsitoife elitipifelten 0iiu-
pfe qalBefilrdltbar iparcn.
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Wnlant.

Gin 2err litt leiner sSrau gegen
fiber I'M Giienbobnabteil. Slit Eu
BORT gut III Geiner Gfe, 5erlnine2@
fragt er
. ia, liebes 9iaodeit por5iia-
Iihl"
raonuTt iii Sid au6 gut alilcb
ncn ?"
nSomobl, red)t gutl1
u3iebt es bort aud uidt2"
u9sein, abiolut ni9t."
ogia. baum laB mid ba ifscn."
periebte Der galante gbetnann.
sW. s. S. PLEDGES ARE DUE!-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-28

8em oie Gbe elm Sanoel lit,
Der bralidt fir 0oubel IN Der Ghc
niht ~ iorgen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS
Missionary Church

Corner Fillmore and Tenth streets.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Instead
of the regular lesson study the chill
dren will have their annual jug break
ing. Let all who have jugs be sure
and bring them along. At the close
of the service all who desire will be
supplied with Il new jug.
Preaching at II a. m. and $50 p. m.
Rev. J. f. Ramseyer will speak both
morning and evening. There will be
special singing at both these services.
Young peoples meeting at g. 30 p. m.
subject, The Four AL" AS this is a
subject of all" all the young people
are urged to be present.
There will be meeting every night
next week except Saturday. beginning
have charge of these services. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Railroad Mission
Corner Second avenue and Grant
street. Rev. j. Hunter in charge.
Sunday School Cesson in Spanish
at 10 a. m. Preaching at II. Sunday
School at $50 p. m. Preaching
(Spanish) in the evening at 1870
Reading room in building open daily.
Mental Science
Sunday lecture December 10 at >
p. m. at College hall. 327 North Tenth
avenue, by DR.. d. V. DeSaffery; sub
ject, Health and How to Obtain It.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
CHRISTIAN
Central Christian

Located on Central avenue at Nc
Kinley. w. S. Buchanan, pastor;
study in the church. r. W. Pollock,
assistant and director of the music;
office in the church; phone 1888.
The services for the Lords day be-
gin at 9:45 o'clock with the Bible
School, to be followed by the COM
munion service at 1915, to be followed
by the morning sermon by the pastor.
Sunday morning DR.. Buchanan will
have for his subject, THE Great Re
fusal;" Sunday evening at 1880 his
subject wifi be. 1.-THE World Turned
Upside Down
The choir, under the leadership of
Mr. Pollock, will sing at the morning
hour Herbert's Make Wars to Cease,
and in the evening they will sing Let
Not Your Heart Be Troubled" by Hey
ser. Mr.. Pollock will also sing spe-
cially at both services.
The young people have their meet
ing at so in the evening and all are
cordially invited to join them in then
meeting this evening.
The mid week service is held in the
church parlors on Wednesday evening
and there is always good attendance
and attention. You will be more thar
welcome at all the services of tho
church.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15

Sunday School ut 9:4j a. m. At II
a. m. sermon by the pastor. Jesus
Classification and Preacher" AT
$50 p. m. Epworth League service.
Every member Of the league is expect
ed to be present and if possible take
part. At $50 p. m. sermon by the
pastor, "Lost-The Christ"
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Chorus Choir-Mrs. c. NJ. Candy, d.
rector.
Morning Services, Anthem, Fear,
Not o Land" .........J. H. Rogers
Offatory Solo, THE Plains of Peace
Mrs. c. s. Wells.
Evening Services, Anthem, There Is
a Land of Pure Delight"
Offatory Solo you Ask Me How l
Came to Christ
Mr.. Nixon
Wednesday at $50 p. m, prayer
meeting and social hour. "A purpose
meeting What is my purpose fol
this coming year? Bring your Bible
please. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all strangers.
Free Methodist
Corner Adams and Fifth streets
Clyde J. Burnett, pastor. Sunday
School, 9:45 a. m. Preaching service
10:45 a. m. Class meeting. Il m
Praise and prayer service, $50 p. m
Preaching service, 1870 p. m. Mid
week prayer meeting, "wednesday
evening, 7:30.
All are invited. Strangers in the
city are especially invited. Spiritua
singing and a full gospel.
Central Methodist
Central avenue and Monroe street
Rev. ]. A. Wales, pastor. Sunday
School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at /
a. m. and 1870 p. m. Junior Epworti
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ, Scientist

Arizona School of Music, North Cen
trail avenue. Sunday service at II a.
m. and S p. m. Subject of the lesson
sermon, God, the Preserver of Man"
Sunday School at 9:45. The Wednes-
day evening testimonial and expert
encc meeting is at o'clock. The
reading rooms maintained by this
church are located in the Noll build
ing on First avenue, rooms 219 and
221, and are open daily, except on Sun
day, from II a. m. to ) p. m, and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from :
to 8. At these rooms welcome is
extended to the public and the Bible
and authorized Christian Science liter
allure may here be read or purchased
ii desired.
All are cordially invited to attend
church services.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
CHURCHNOTES
BAPTIST
First Baptist

TUsl DdpllSL
Corner Of Monroe street and Third
avenue Rev. Geo. NJ. Lehish, pastor.
". W Green, superintendent OF the
SUNDAY school.
sunday School at 9:45 and preaching
at II o'clock a. m. The subject of Rev
-.ehigh's sermon for Sunday morning
is THE Crowned King"
Baptist young peoples union meets
at ESQ in the evening for prayer and
cevotional service. Miss Florence
S.oner Of group will lead the meet
ing Sunday evening, and the subject is
Winning the Non-Protestant Alien.
Evening preaching service at $50.
The pastor will have for his subject
Sunday evening, Heroes OF Faith
Music will be furnished by the reg
liar church chorus under the leader
ship Of Mr Blackman.
Mid-wec5 prayer meeting on Wed
ucsddy evening al 1880. Everyone Is
invited TO the services on sunday and
90 the mid-wcek prayer meeting ON
Wednesday evening. y cordial wei
come Will be given to all who come.
The Calvary Baptist
Located on Second avenue between
Washington and Jefferson streets.
B Pastor. Rev. G. NJ. Rock; superintend-
pnt of sunday School, b. w. Get
ainger assistant superintendent, j. c.
Raymond. Sunday School opens at
As a. m. We trust that every men,
her Of the Sunday School will be able
. como and as many as can bring a
new scholar. We are anxious to get
back into the work as fast as possible.
Church services at II a. m, sermon
10y our pastor; subject, What We Are
To-day" This is a subject that we are
am interested in and the pastor will
deal with some of the things that have
taken place in the past a well as some
of tho things we hope to bring about
100 our future life. Come and enjoy
This service with us. There will be
40 church services Sunday evening.
Arrangements have been made so
mat we can comply with the regula-
lions given by the city health depart
ment, so we hope to have a full house
and at once get into the work aud
make up for some of the time lost due
10 the closing of the churches on ac-
count Of the influenza epidemic.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational

Wiletta between Second and Third
streets; phone 1897. J. Spencer
VOORHEES,. minister; residence % West
Lynwood street; phone 1916.
At 9:45 Sunday School; Mr.. Frank
T! Tanner, superintendent At II pub
lie worship, with sermon on the sub
ject, Seeking Peace" Children's ser
mon. subject, How to Make Your
Mark The choir will sing 20 God.
Thou Art My God" by Wodell, Miss
Lorenz singing the solo parts. Mr.. H.
c. Hurd will sing Evening and Morn
ing by Bax Spicker. At 7:30 COM
munity sing. Open forum. subject,
The League of Nations During the
song service Miss Mabelle Asher and
the choir will sing Softly the Silent
Night" by Wodells, and there will be
a duet by Mrs. f: l.. Stevens and Mrs.
{. z. Sterling, entitled Abide With
Me, by Monk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
Bethel NJ. {. Church
PRESENTER RAN
First Pre- sbyterian

Corner Adams and Third avenue.
Rev J. L. Marquis. minister. Morning
service at II o'clock; sermon subject,
Il Was Glad When They Said Unto
Me, Let Us Go Into the House of the
Lord" Ps. 1921. There will be no
Sunday School and no evening service
Prayer meeting on Wednesday at {; 80
o'clock. If there is no recurrence OF
the influenza, full services will be re-
sumed on Sunday, December %.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
EPISCOPAL
Trinity Pro Cathedral

Located at the head of First evenue
on Roosevelt street. William Scarlet,
dean. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m,
Morning service at II a. m. Cathedral
club at p. m. Dean Scarlet will
preach at the, morning service.
The Cathedral choir, under the di-
rection of William Conrad Mills, will
sing the following program
Professional Hymn Ancient of Days
Nenite Observation-Disclosures. Chant
Tie Deum .................. Hodges
ibtIculCluS tlldUl
Hymn. when Wilt Thou Save the
'eople?"
ZEN The Lord Is Ny Shep-
litIu blScnOLl
occasional Hymn. 20 Beautiful for
Spacious Skies"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
NAZARENE CHURCH
First Nazarene

All services we're resumed last Sun
day with marked interest and good at
tendance. Sunday School meets at 9:45
a. m. Preaching service at II a. M,
with sermon by the pastor. A praise
and testimony meeting is conducted
at $50 p. m, followed with an evan
gelistic service at 40. The public is
cordially invited to all these services.
Q. A. Deck, pastor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
LUTHERAN
Grace EVANGELICAL Lutheran

The place of meeting has been
changed to the W. C. T. U. hall. 227
West Monroe street. Rev. John X,
Reed, pastor Bible School at 9:45
a. M; C. r. Johnson, superintendent.
Morning service at II a. m subject of
sermon. The Coming Kingdom"
Evening service at $50, subject God
and Man Meeting Mid week meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 1880
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15

League at 3 p. m. Senior Epworth
League at ESQ p. m Mid-week meet
ing Wednesday at 40 p. m. All eX
cept FLU" cases cordially invited.
Bethel M. {. Church
Corner Seventh street and Osborn
road. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m,
Preaching by the pastor, George S.
Clark, at II a m. and 1880 p. m. Let
every member be present and help
start the good work, now that the ban
is off. Bring a friend with you.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
o'clock. A cordial invitation is eX
tended to all persons.
Zion EVanuelical Lutheran

Our church is located on Ninth ave
nue., between Adams street and Wood
land avenue. Emmanuel p. Frey, pas
tor; residence GIG West Adams street.
Bible class and Sunday School at 10
a. M; Carl F.. Malchow, superintend-
ent. Morning service at IL o'clock,
subject of sermon. Living Not AS
Fools, But Wise" In the evening at
$50 an advent service will be held.
The pastor will preach on the subject,
THE Stem Ont of the Rod of Jesus"
A cordial invitation to attend these
services is extended to all. Take West
Washington street car to Ninth avenue
and walk two blocks north.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
.ueen Mary. Just be-

day School $50 A. m. Morning serv-
ice. i a. m. Epworth League. p. II.
Evening service, p. m. Everyone j:
cordially invited. a. c. Caldwell pas
tor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15

School. 10 D. m. Preaching. II a. m.
subject The Needed Preparation" Al
s p. m, Pressing to the Mark"
Lucy Phillips Chapel
Coyor+b ard TaffaYcon Gun
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15

The public is invited. Seats free. De-
lineations follow the lecture.
Tanner Chapel
Corner Second and Jefferson streets.
Rev, f. II. Herring. pastor. Sunday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-15
M ETHODIST
First Methodist EPISCOPAL

Second and Monroe streets. Har-
court w. Peck. pastor, 224 West Mon
roe street: J. O. SeXson, superintend-
cnt Sunday School
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
Tn peri6djCo aIemdn
[Nieue de Ia 2a).

que los dos cstadistas meacionados,
durante c. tempo CUE pernaneciegcn
en- BucG-est, aIregl@aGo las 1egocia-
ciacieneS para Ia paz con Rum2n:a.
obServarcn ia conGuct2 NADIA edifi-
cante para sCS ~respectivoS pGises. e
SccretarIo o keuehimann, segtn e!
Fc-iIdico aludido, fue visto 4 mcnuGo
con un miembro muy conocido del
bajo-mundo, mientlaS cue Ell Conde
Czernln EiSitaba noche a noche IN
teatrillo e. el que trabajaban algunas
bailasinas &c Ia vida aiegre.
Les ~peciodicos hberales a.emanes.
seg0n Sc dice, han criticado duramea-
te a "DeutSchc Zeirung," diciead0
qGe 81 doctor Won Kueihmann observe
en- IA capital rumana Ia misma con-
aacta cue en- Ia po5iacion de Berlin ha
podido obServar el funcionario di-
cho, cuaGdo tiener lugaT en- esq capt.
tai anualmen:e las juntas de los can
EeSsHCs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
HOY SERA JUZGADO JULIO
CASTILLO.

Per Ia manana de hoy, compare
cera ante el juez Davis, en- Ia Cor
te Juvenil, que esta en- el piso 5ajo
te ia casa de Corte del Condado
je Bexar, Julio Castillo, que hace
unos cuantoS dias do muerte a 81
esposa Maria Gutierrez, pegandole
III fuerte martillazo en- la cabeza.
Castillo va a ser juzgado para de-
cretarSe 81 esta loco o posee en- bue-
mas condolences sus facu!tades men
tales. En- el primer case, sera con-
signado nuevamente al juez Fisk pa
IA que lie instruya proceso por uxo-
riciGio Y en- el segundo case rasara
4 oclpar n zelda de seguridad en-
e. manicomio de Hot Wells.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
No fueron mexicanos a la EXPOSITION

constructors de tales maquinas,
tambien ,hacen un bien muy grande
a los agricultores, pues les ensenan
los diversos medios que estan a su
~alcance para aumentar ell cultivo de
la terra con I'm costo minimo.
Una cosa deducen los rancheros
que ven estas m~aquinas: 'la muerte
del caballo esta muy proXima'.
Esta exclamation la oimos de todos
los labios. Y es natural que asi Sc
piense, viendo que las maQuinas es-
tan err condici6n de sup,i-, con ven
taias inmensas, a las bestias de tire
que hoy Sc emplean por Ia agricultu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
COnmovedora reIaCi6n
Viene de L. 1a.)

yer desfilar la formidable c impo-
nete manifestation patriotica orga-
nizada per ell gobierno local en- favor
&C! tercer emprcstito, que 70 tuve Ia
o~portunidaC de hablar con este We
tcrano de! eiercito ingles, Y OR de
sus lab;os frases de sentido patrio-
ticp, &C honda filosofia Y Gle profun-
do sentiraiento rcligicso.
"AQui me tiene usted,-dijo el Sar-
gcnto,-sirviendo g mi pals a una
G;stancia de seis mil millss. Y & cier
nil cue estuviera, igual lie serviria.
mi amigo, cue Servir 4 81 pals es Sc
viz a SUI familia Y servir i 81 fam
liza es servir a Dios."
Y sobre e. topc dc una dc ; 4
ciudadelaS que sc llaman tanks >
lucienGo Il insignia de suhdito de
jorge V, habla q las muchedumbrcs.
con O autorizada G imponenje, de
la convenicncia, de In ncccsiGad, &c
IA fucrza en- que cstan de coadyuva.
cor ell gcbierno para Ct 6xito &c c5t2
suprema empresa h~accndaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-26
gas, han side g~randemente exagera-

gas, han side grandemente exagera-
dos.
"NingIn pals c%onvendra en- renun-
ciar al uso de los gases. Es por 10
tanto n~ecesario para nueStrcs eyper-
tos en- Ia meteria seguir trabajando
sacramento para S~ostenerse siempre
a~riba del enemigo en- esta practica.
"NueStroS tanqueS son superiores
. los del enemigo. especialmente por
10 que hace a la velocidad. Ninguna
proposition Sc ha recibido de ning.n
%0bierno ecemigo para restringir los
2t2Ques aereos & las po5lacioneS for
t!Ticadas Y no podemcs por 10 tanto,
~emprender nosotros solamente de
nuestro iado tai obligation.
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GRATIFICAnE con $500 "a persona que
nc inr0rmarc cI.c:a!lcIic Gccrca dc Fran
cisco MARTINEZ. &c - aiIHS de cdaG. con
IN lunar ca ri rarrillG dercri0. p!ancn y
casatO con Maria VAGUE. Sc cnc0n,ra-
ba radicafO cn Ia Capital de Mexico, en-
Ia Gale de Ia AmarsGra. Cuaiqulcr !lfOr-
me sObre eli particular, sfrV8nsc d~!rtS!r!O
4 Barbara Torres. $28G W. SSH ST., Chica-
20. III. (GD
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La recommendation
de tropas
(Viene de la IA Pn.}

Samalayuca, sobre el ferrocarril Cen
trail al Sur de Ciudad Juarez.
Sc han necno calculos apro%ima-
los sobre los Electives de tropas me-
vicanas qGe Sc han cstado movilizan-
do sohre Ia frcntera con este pals. y
Sc ~calcula que llegan q ciaco mil hom-
bre:, comprcndiendo quinientos va
Gals que salieron por TERRA desde
San Sostcnes.
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10000 DE LOS HERIDOS ALE
NAMES VCELVEN
tYirne de IA o. Psg.)

%Ganadas &c gases del enemigo 500
habia sido rel&tivameate muy corto.
"DeSFues gel desarrollo dc los alta
qUes de gases. hicieroa su aDarici0n
en- los CampoS de batalla las grana-
daS de gases. .Ahora estamoS nos
otcoS manutacturando IN gas iGviS;-
Die. Los efectoS Y e. terror atri0ui-
dos al eaveaeIamiento POI medic del
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OsREGON PIDE QUE Sc LIE PER.
MITA LLEVAR SACOS.
Viene de la 3a.)

Sc tiene por SECURE que Sc lie darin
al general revolucionario las facili-
dades que ha pediio, maxine cuando
csGs sacoS van a ser utilizados para
ci transporte de un cargamento de
g~arbanzos destinados al del
pals.
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PERDIDAS

81 IN HEiiDiDU. DE- 52i West ElmiTa,
ur pcrrlip biancD BULLDOG, CulG Corta,
urcjaS sin rGrtar. collar Gr bSCI.1ta cit
bic"io dc hOIuncs : quo 50 Hama prince
FuC visin con tn mIchacho IN Ia veriA.
dad &c South FTtp Y GWatalupa. Ma@ni-
flea rccumpcn-a - dGri al q"c ~ cutra-
que Il SI duciO. TctC!6nU Crockett 100.
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Algunc5 yaquis nurieron dc hambre.

Los miSmos informes que en ge-
neral sc han rccibido SCORE el movi-
n.iento de las repetidas fuerzas me-
xicanas, iniican que de Ia columna
de quinientos yaquis que sc movilizo
hacia la fr~ontera saliendo de San Sos
tencs, hubo varios soldados que en-
cl canine Sc desmayaron dc debili-
dad, pues hacia muchas horas que no
comian NADIA, Y que algunos de clos
10 pudieron ser r~eanimados. habiGn-
doseles enterradO en- Ell canine.
Parece que la misma triste suerte
cocrieroH aigunas muieres que CANT
nahan al lado de la misma columna,
rucs cl estado en- que Sc encuentran
c=cs homb-es, es de 10 mas las
timo3o qIe puede darse: carcntes de
where's. scmidesnudos, %sucios, Y. Uni
camentc, bicn armados Y dotados dc
D2rque.