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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
REVOLT ALONE
CAN HEAD OFF
GREAT Drive.
Dispatch From Raymond
Clapper

WASHINGTON. oct. io.-An al.
lied drive on Turkey is expected
shortly unless the internal unrest
there breaks into open revolt. accord,
ing 90 dispatches received here.
Greece IN preparing TO march on
the Ottoman empire when tho allied
commander.in.chief gives her the
word. it was stated. over 900 900
Greek troops are In arms now, and
500 200 more are awaiting equipment.
IL - stated.
Greek Minister RousHoa today gave
assurance that his country would
continue it's fight against the rem.
nants OF the Central powers In the
Near East.
In War to End
I'VE are In the war 20 the end ne
said. THE fact that bulgaria has
surrendered viii not cause Greece 20
cease fighting. She will send her
troops wherever they are required by
the allied mmandcr-in.chicf"
Turkey may collapse before a mill
tary expedition can set under way.
but diplomatic officials here expect
Enver Paaha and the Young Turks
10 resist efforts OF revolving factions
TO make peace with the allies.
A delegation Of rcvolutionarie-
from Smyrna and Grecian islands
under Turkish rule Is reported To be
in Athens arranging for liberation OF
their countrymcn.
IL became known here today that
bulgaria had asked Greece TO make
peace months ago, The offer was
not given even serious consideration.
Look for Separate Pact
The allies arr holding out for the
same terms as those enforced upon
Bulgaria. Mcanwhiic. the govern.
meni OF Smyrna has sent delegates
to Athens. who are trying TO Induce
the allies 10 give them separate rcc.
ognition. They claim this on prcsi'
dent Wilson's principle OF self dc
termination. The new Turkish gov
eminent formed after several days Of
riotlng and anti German dsmonatrn-
lions. already has been at work 10
crctly and was prepared to begin mo-
gotiAtlons thru certain neutrals an
soon aa the Enver regime was over
thrown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
$50 AIRPLANES
FIGHTING WITH
MEUSE TROOPS
~ FRANK ). TAYLOR

WITH THE AMERICAN FIRST
ARMY. Oct io.--tSoon.t Heavy
fighting In under way IN the region
Of Romasne nbotwcen tho Aeusc and
the Argonncl. where IN. Germans
arc rushing in endorsements and
concentrating artillery.
The enemy IL franucaily reinforc.
Ing the sides 81 what remains OF the
Argonne pocket. while Withdrawing
IN the center.
More than 200 allied b1-nblng
planes. 100 hattie planes and 80 chas-
ern ARE IN action. The Franco Amer
lean air hordoa simultaneously at
tackled tho eantoument arca near
Damviliern and wavrllle least OF tho
Aionncl where the Germans are
nlasslng for counter attacks. shoot.
Ing down IL bochcs. with only ono
ca3uaify.
Dun Sur. Mrusr. Aincruvillc and
other towns ARC burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
Lloyd George Is
Proud of Heroic
Work in Victory

LONDON. oct. io.--Thc follow.
ing message Of congratulations
wnn sent today BY Premier Lloyd
George 10 the British troops thru
Field Marshal IiaIg'
Il have just heard. thru Mar
shAi Foch. OF tho Third and
Fourth armies victory. and with
,o express TO yourself. Gen. Byng.
Cen. Itawiinhon and Gen. Horne.
and all officers and men. my sin.
ccrrnt congratulations on tho
great and significant success
which the British. with their
American hrothorn9n-arma. have
gained In the last few days
That with courage and isnaci.
~ the troops ~ the empire. after
withdrawing the terrific enemy
onsiaurht.. have again resumed
the offensive with such decisive
results In the greatest chapter In
our military history.
'Smaahlng Of tho grca, enemy
defensive system In tho West.
which hstd b.en claimed To be i'm.
pr~xnable. II q feat OF which Nc
arv NIL Justly proud. and for which
tho empire will be ever grateful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
ARMIES ABLY
AID WILSON

PARIS. oct. 10.-The swords Of
Generals Byng. Rawilnson and Lewis
ARE today reinforcing President VII.
sons pen in making answer TO Ger.
many's peace suRgestions.
Wilson's reply and the fan OF Cam
brai. the news OF both being received
at about the same time. created great
excitement All the people were of
the same opinion. Everybody said:
That's the stuff To give EN-"
The Intransigneant headed It's cdi.
toriai: THE Reply OF n Sage"
THE fall OF Cambria illustrates
and corroboratcs tho American re.
ply" declared LaLibcrte.
Tho Temps observed that Wilson
gave Germany the answer which
was anticipated. namely. First get
out of the invaded territory" This
the Germans already are doing, and
the allies are escorting them. IL Ia
now generally recognized that n
pause In the hammering of the
weakening German ranks would
merely serve TO save Ludcndorffa
armies. which are doomed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
COUNTY FARM
DIDN'T WORK,
SAYS STRINCER

After county prisoners had plowcd
tho fields OF the county farm. plant
ed, with but few exceptions, all OF the
crops. and cultivated them thru the
summer. the superintendent OF the
county farm. the Willows" wanted
to charge the sheriff's office 90 cents
n dozen for the corn that was har.
vested there, according to Sheriff
John Stringer. Thursday.
Cherries rotted on the trees. and
the raspbcrrles dried on the vines"
stated Stringer. Prisoners weren't
permitted TO eat them.
The price on green string beans
raised on the county farm was so
high that the sheriff's office could
buy them cheaper in town.
Prisoners ARE working out at the
farm and In the stookade all OF the
time. This office wanted to cooper
ate with the county farm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
WILSON NOTE
IS DISCUSSED
BY SENATORS
ny I. q MARTIN
l.. 4. staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Oct. io.--Diacus
sion OF President Wilson's response
to the German peace note. broke IN
tho senate today when senators
poured into the record ,eiegramn
and letters from back home de
handing that the L. = stand
firmly for the unconditional Rur.
rrnder OF the German niiiiariats.
Those OF Va who commended
President Wilson because he kept
us out Of war will most severely
condemn him now II he gets Us out
OF ~ too soon" wrote a Marysviiic
ohio. pastor TO Senator Harding.
Harding had the letter read. II
provoked from Senator PittmAn.
tNev.). the statement that thc writer
showed total ignorance Of the
presidents language. hence could
not understand hts purpose.
Plttinan than aAsallrd Senator
Lodge for his public criticism Of
President Wilson's notc. Lodge.
Pittnan said. does not vicw the
response TO Prince Mar with the
samo understanding and approval
given II BY the great vnass OF tho
people.
III Senator Lodge desires tos,
Of his peace plan and that OF Priest.
dent Wilson" Haid PittmRn. he viii
have IL at tho coming election. lie
must not he offended when | say
he Is not as grca, man NJ Wood
row wilson
Replying 60 fittmnn. Lodge said
he had counted with absolute GER
tainty on definite. conclusive re-
ply by tho president.
II am standing with the prcri-
dent on his scheme OF Sept. 81
against his note OF queries and
Inquiries" said Lodge. after quoting
from tho presidents New York
speech that portion which aid the
United States can never come 10
terms with Germany because "wc
do not think tho samo thoughts o.
speak the same language OF agree
mcnt."
Lodge said that all over the U. S.
the note IL being explained"
Was II crime for me TO wish
the president might have sent
note that would not have needed
explanation or Interpretation De
asked.
Il wanted note like that 20
Austria-Hungary, which went out
with general acclaim. Nobody was
puzzled by that note II was tho
choice OF the American people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
CzECHS ARE IN
need OF HELP

TOKYO. oct. 5.--Delayed.l THE
Czech army, operating on the
Volga river In European Russia,
Is fighting under evor-increasing
hardships and relief should be dis
patched by the allies Immediately,
according TO DR.. Guorsa, who ar
rived here today from Nladivostok,
20 present memorandum to rep
resentativos OF the allies.
Chaos reigns In the Volga dis
trict. DIR. Guersa declared. as the
result OF numerous anarchlstic
movements.
The Czechs have no supplies OF
food or clothing, altho winter Is
now setting In and conditions are
steadily growing worse. Me said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
Pershing Reports
Capture of 1000
More Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Oct Io.-Contin-
ued advance by the Americans east
Of the Mouse TO the outskirts OF Siv-
~. and penetration of the German
line west OF the Meuse. with capture
OF 1000 additional prisoners Wednes-
day. was reported by Gen. Pershing
today.
East Of the Meuse our troops
maintained their yesterdays adj
vance. In spite of violent and repeat
ed counter attacks" the communique
said. 'and progressed 70 the southern
outskirts OF Sivry and also into the
Boise De Chaurne.
West Of the Meuse. against fresh
~ engaged Huns. we have penetrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
GREEKS READY TO ATTACK TURKS
way OPENED TO
HUNGARY and
TURK CAPITAL
Especial 70 Tho Star by N. ". Al

Especial 10 The Star by N. r.. Al
WAsHuNCToN. D. C.. oct. TO-.
Two developments loom in the Bal.
kans---
FIRST. Investment OF Constant.
nople.
bEcOND. invasion Of Hungary.
These are made possible by the
Bulgarian surrender and the Austro.
Hungarian withdrawal from Albania.
With their naval base at Durlzzo
destroyed. the AuHtro. Hungarians
seem certain To be driven northyard
without letup. whether or not they
turn and fight.
And with ConstantinopIe threaten.
ed ar never before. opinion here /.
that Turkey viii soon follow the Bul.
garian lead. and quit the war.
Advance thru Serbia, and move
ment OF troops thru Bulgaria under
the terms OF the armistice. win keep
the allied battle line intact, each ele.
psnt In touch with those on It's
TANKS.
Albania. tho lightly held by the
Austrians. has offered no field for
progress until now because Of the
topography OF the country. A maze
OF mountains with only river valleys
between. no roads TO speak Of, and
no plains over which an army could
advance in force. the nearest railroad
running from salonilki 10 Monastir,
the advance must be by separate de-
tails up the valleys, each in danger
OF thanking movements. II is not a
country I'm which 10 charge ahead
rccklessly.
The main road across the country
follows the skumbi river thru FL
basan to Lake Ochrida and on to
Monnstir. II is this road which has
been the supply OF the Austrians and
OF the country.
A single line OF railroad running
up a narrow valley hts been the only
tie TO Salonid for the allies advanc-
ing up the vardar valley az they
faced the Austrians and Germans
and on their right and rear. until
now. the Bulgarians. With the Bull
garian army removed and the Aus
TRAN evacuation OF Albania begun.
the forces 10 guard this line OF ad-
vance need be much lighter than be-
fore. Therefore the time is ripe for
a forward movement which shall free
Albania and Serbia
From Saionili also the way Is open
for the advance on Constanunople.
Meantime organization Of the band
OF nations which shall interpose be
tween Austria and Germany-the
Czecho- Slovaks, the Poles and
Ukrainians. the Jugo-siavs. the re-
juvenated Rumanians and the Ital-
ian Irreden,ists---is approaching a
state where their forces viii be able
to strike effective blows in the con-
fffef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
Stevedore Units
Require More Men

Requirements for service in the
steyedore regiments being organized
BY United States engineers. under
the direction OF s. NJ Seton. director
general OF military railways. have
been changed as a result Of the new
draft law. according TO an announce.
ment from Tacoma Thursday.
Capt. J. ]. Ryan. who IN recruiting
this branch. wants Btevcdorcs. truck
ers. arehousc-nen and others In al
lied trades. who want 10 enlist in the
service. to apply at Pier lib Friday.
after . n m Capt Ryan will BE- In
Seattle for one day only. Friday. and
viii then return 20 Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
BANKS REFUSE
CITY SECURITY

Seattle banks refuse TO accept city
light department warrants. which
bear per cent interest, according 90
n message delivered To the city utili.
ties committee. Thursday morning,
by ]. ID. Ross. city lighting depart
ment
Ross explained that the banks
were objccting 10 the per cent in.
tercst rate. on the ground that the
now Skagit bonds. nltho drawn at
per cent, are worth / per cent addi-
tional thru the discount Mt which
they were sold.
Some construed the action OF the
banks ms "A mere ssuabble over inter.
est rates. while others contendcd that
city securities were being attacked.
The case was referred TO the city
finance committee and the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
UTAH SCHOOLS
ARE ALL CLOSED

SALT LAKE. Oct io.--Churchcs.
schools. theatres. movie houses and
all public gathering places were in
definitely closed today. by order OF
the stat. board OF health. in an ef.
fort TO check the Spanish influenza.
which made It's appearance here re-
Gently. TIE order applies TO every
town In Utah where cases OF the cD-
ease have been founc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
Des Moines Under
"Flu" Quarantine

DIES MONIES. Ia, Oct fo.-With
more than 1000 Spanish influenza
cases under treatment Des Moines
today went under quarantine Every
public gathering place, including
churches. schools and theatres, was
closed this morning until further no
tioe. Street cars were carrying only
seating capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10

the encmy's llne OF resistance BE-.
tween cunei and Romagne- Sous
Montfaucon.
In the Argonne forest we have
taken important heights south OF
Marco. and have Joined hands with
the French at Tancon. Over 1000
additional prisoners have been TAX.
an .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
j. S. ARMY LIKES
WILSON'S NOTE

WITH TIE AMERICAN FIRST
ARMY. Oct. io.--Prcsident Wilson's
reply TO Germany was what the
army expected. especially that por.
ton OF the note demanding with
drawal from all invaded territory
From the highest to the lowest.
every man was pleased. Every
man In determined to drive out the
boche If he refuses to withdraw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
MRS. WALDEN SOUGHT
BY BROTHER IN CITY

Orie s. Ryolsman OF tho Seattle
Boys club. Ninth ave. and Terrace
st.. Is anxious 10 locate his sister.
Mrs. w. A. Walden, who. he be-
lleves. Is In Seattle. Ryckman can
be reached ut The Star, Main coo.
where he Is employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
UNTITLED STEEL TONNAGE

NEW YORK. oct io'-The un'
filled tonnage Of tho United staS'a
steel corporation reported today
shows a dec-cas, Of ssi.t3T tons. The
total OF the untitled tonnage was
s.3sT sos on September 30. AZ agains,
s.Ts9.o August 81. s.ss5.soi July
81, and s,sss.sT7 September 20. 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
A, a staff meeting Of IS Seattle

Chamber OF Commerce and CONNER.
cial Club employees. Thursday morn
Ing. In the chamber assembly rooms.
tho Fourth liberty Loan quota Of
$4,000 allotted them was overwub-
scribcd by 1880. making n total Of
1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10
TRACTION EXPERT HERE

r. a. Wilson. superintendent of
the new amalgamation OF traction
companies In Spokane. arrived In
Seattle Thursday morning to get
traction pointers from Thomas
Murphine. superintendent Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-10

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair IT, Next Liberty
theatre.--Advertisem
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
LOS PERIODICOS PIDEN
Sc ACTIVE Ell ASUNTO
B~RAVO-PORTILLO

MADRID, octubre 5.-La prensa
de TODD Ell pals. empieza a mostrac
cierta impaciencia por el curse que Ia
investigation del case Bravo Portillo
esta tomando en- Barcelona. No
cbstante cue el gobierno prometio u
m ampIia investigation y I'm pronto
jaradc. Sc saba q los prccedimientos
judiciales han caminado coz gran
lcntitud. Uno de los periodicoS Ia lie
gado q decir. en- vista de este. que IN
f~uncionario de la CCrte, que csta in
timamente relacionado con el aso de
r~eferencia. declare que el prop0sito
de les tribunaleS era no llevar el ca
so a iurado antes dc la termination
de la guerra.
-Uno de los acontec!mientos Sensa,
~cicnales que han tenido lugar relac!o-
nados con Ell case, ha sido IA presen'
cia de dos hombreS, II de les cuale;
denunci0 al otro como el verdaderc
autor de las cartas atribuidas a Por'
tillo Y en- las que Sc Gentlemen instruc'
Clones acerca del espionaje aleman y
que fueron las pruebas mas perjud!
cialeS para este.
Sc dice Que desputs dc que Portill'
admiti6 la autentecidad de las cartas
la Corte ha pcrmitido 81 testimonic
nc apoyado Dor otros, acerca de /;
autcnticidad dicha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
VENDRAN VARIOS MIEMBROS
DE LA LEGION EXTRANJERA

Farios sC!dados norte-amerlcanoS
rertenecientcs 4 los primeros contln-
gentes que este pals envio a Francla
Il rompar sus relaciones con Alema-
MIA V otros varios lie los ]veteranos
que forman Ia famosa Legion EXtran-
iera oreanizada en- Francia desde que
aquella naci6n entro . Ia guerra Y
desde que la avalanche teutona MAJ
trio cruelmente Ia soberania de Ia
sacrificada Belgica, han dejado. con
permiso de las superiorldades CORES
pondientes, cl frente de batalla para
verir a los Estados Unidos a traba-
jar en- favor de Ia propaganda del
Cuarto E%mprGstito de Ia Libertad.
En- SD viaje de propaganda toca-
ran San Antonio, dondc permanece-
ran varies dias que %emplearan en- ha-
a!ar en- lugares publicos, demostran-
do los horrores de Ia guerra, con to-
dos los detallss descrlptIvos de qule-
mes los han sentido y expresaran Ia
necezidad de que los cue no comba-
ten contribuyan a Que cesen esoS no.
rrores anrontanjo dinero, que es G.
ira arma poderosisima para ganar la
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
UNA ESTATUA A ISABEL
LA CATOLICA EN- MEXICO
Sierra levantada por suscrIp-
cion entire los mexicanos

MEXICO, so de septiembre.-Par@
correspondent a la g%alanterla de III
gruuo de espanole; que han resue,to
~levantar una ~estatua al general N
co as Bravo en- la capital de Espana,
a su vez un grupo de m~eXicanos entire
los cue figuran personajes promlen-
5es del regimen porfirlSta, acordaroh
que uno de los numeros dc Ia fest
con que Sc celebrara el proXlmo dl2
doce dc octubre ell aniversariO del
de-cubrmicnto de America, SEA la co.
'ocacion de la primera piedra del
monumcnto Que en- uno de los sitlo;
mas cGntricos de Mexico Sc lc erigira
A IL memorial dc Isabel "a Catolica, Ia
augusta reina que patric!no la en-
rre "a gigantic del dcscrubidor dc las
Americas.
Para resolvcr a cual de los espano-
:es ilustres Sc lc deberia crigir la es-
tatua que sc proyectaba, ca Mexico,
e nombr0 FOR e. grupo dc iniciado-
re; una comision de meXicanoS, Ia
que desde lucgo Sc puso en- ohra. emf
| .iCrdo cada uno de Sus micmbros 81
opinion sobre e. particular. Pero sin
llegarse a poner de acucrdo.
Los nomhrcS de Ceramics. Caste
ar, ell Duquc de -Alva y otros fueroE
pronunciados. pero por 10 que sc via
! ninguna de tales personalidades Oh
tenia los votos de todos los comisio,
nados, por 10 que este: TO llegabar
u un acurdo.
Al fin, don lose Natividad Maclas
que no era de Ia comisiGn nombrada
pero que cuiso dar su opinion, aeon
seio a los comisionados Que Sc deci-
dieran por la Reina Isabel, ror 10
que de esta catolica soberana sera la
estatua que Sc erigira en- uno de los
mas centricos paseos de esta capital,
tan luego como los iniciadorcs V sos
| tenedores de la mocion reuIan los
medios que son in~dispcnsables para
i una obra de esa natuarleza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
LAS EPIDEMIAS Sc HAN
~DESARROLLADO MUCHO

MADRID. octubre 5.-El Alnlstro
de Gobernacion. senior Garcia Prleto,
informa que no obstaDte que la actual
epidemia de influenza y algunas O.
rras Intermediates de csc caracter Sc
nan desarrollado por TODD el pais' Ia
estadistica Official muestra que e. nu-
nero de muertos no es demasiado en-
cesjvo al del ano pasado y que en- al
gunas regiones ha habido haSta INA
d~iferencia en- favor de este ano.
Agreg6 el Ministro que, SIN M
bargo. en- algunas regiones del norte
de Espana. Ia epidemic esta toman-
do una forma verdaderamente a!ar-
mantle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

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Escis GesconociGa-
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he aurnentado Is hh-aS en- peso dsSte IN Vi
TINA vez que nos wines Tt cebIerGS hace'
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nlentar en- carnes e. touar una p~astiEIta d.
U-N-O-L cuarrO wees a dla. \ peseSe una
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Centenares De personas GelSataS han au
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
C~ONSTRUIRAN biloxi
HOUSES EN- LAS
Was FERREAS
gobierno quiere eVitar
los asaItos a los
ferrocarriles

NUEVA YORK, octubre 3.-Comu-
nican de la ciudad de Mexico que las
actividades desplegadas por los re-
volucionarios a 10 largo de las Was
farreas, 10 que ma traido por conse-
cuencia la suspension del trafico, es-
pecialmente entire Mexico Y Feracruz,
Y la destruction de gran numero de
trenes, ha obligaGo Il gobierno q lie
var a Ia realization IN proyecto d.
defensa de las Was ferreas que hace
tiempc viene e~studiandose. Tai pro
veto consiste en- Ia construction dc
block houses de concrete y con ca
uacidad hasta para sesenta soldados
ada uno. diStribuy@ndose a 10 lar
90 de las Was ferreaS mas amenaza-
das por los rebeldes Y en- los sltlos
mas estrategicos.
Donde plimeramente Sc construl
ran esaS defenSas sera Soore la Via
del ferrocarril Interoceanico, entire
Fuebla Y Xalapa, por ser esa va
donde mayor nuulero de aSaltos a lc:
trencs Sc vienen registrando deSdl
hace tempo. q pesar de los esfuer-
EOS que ma hecho ell gobierno para do
minar Ia situacion. -
Calculase que soiamente en- el In
teroceanico. han Sido asaltadoS por
los revolucionarios, mas de cuarenta
trenes en- los dos ultimos meses y
que los carrancisJas anlqultados en-
esos asaltos son mas de mil quinlen,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06

81 su nino ticnc Ell sucho intranQuIIc, sGS
.iicntes castanetcan. tienc Ia nariz obstruida.
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