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Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
His Difficulties Not Greater Than Those of British at Ypres. Allied Artillery
 Dominate German Salient
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 LONDON, July 26.-As a reslt of the last weeks activities the whole situa- tion on the western front has been transformed.
 The Germans, according to dis patches from the front have used 65 divisions on the Champagne front, and the whole of the crown princes re- serves have been exhausted. The only fresh reserves remaining to the Ger mans are less than thirty divisions at tached to crown prince Rupprecht's s armies.
 Psychological Moment Passes.
 Last week it appeared certain that Prince Rupprecht would be called upon to launch an attack on the British front, but the enemy put off this at tack and the psychological moment for it probably has passed, for the Ger mans appear committed to the great battle in progress and cannot afford to stake heavily on a dubious opera tion at another part of the front, ac- cording to the view of British experts.
 The German situation in the salient, although awkward, is not untenable. The enemy's difficulties are not great CT than those in which the British army was placed for many months in the Ypres salient, before the capture of Messines ridge. The Ypres salient was five miles wide and five miles deep and was dominated by the enemy. The present German salient is twenty miles wide and twenty miles deep and similarly, is dominated by the allied artillery.
 Remain Long As Possible. (fantnrad documents Shnu- tho had made up his mind on the day after the allied offensive began to under take retirement to line along either the Ardre or Vesle aIHl had actually given orders for this. The orders ! were later cancelled, presumably owing to the difficulty of effecting an order ly retreat in the pincheG salient It is possible they have decided to retain the positions as long as possible.
 Military writers point out the allies were using up the German reserves in | a battle where the Germans are con tinuously in a disadvaptageous posi- | tion so the situation is entirely sat isfactory.
 Communication is Congested. If the enemy remains he cannot un- dertake any important offensive anC the allies could hold the salient light ly and devote their energies elsewhere one reason for the German abandon ment of the plan for retirement i found in the reports of allied airmen which show tremendous congestion along the lines of German communica ton. The Germans may be merel. holding on as long as possible in or der to effect an orderly withdrawa and to remove the vast accumulation of stores and munitions which ha been gathered in this district, read for a great advance southward.
 Undoubtedly a big effort will b made to straighten out the confusion which now exists along all the arterie of the salient All these arteries nov are constantly under the allies she fire and work along them must b very difficult.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
BATTLE SLOWS DOWN ON WESTERN WESTERN FRONT:
 RESERVES OF GROWN PRINCE EXHAUSTED
TROOPS OF ALLIES STILL AT DEADLY
 GRIPS WITH ENEMY
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
AMERICAN
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LRepubIican A. p. Leased WireJ
 WASHINGTON, July 26-Amer- Ican forces between the Ourcq and the Marne continue to press back the enemy. General Pershing re- ported in his commun;que for yes terday, received today at the war department.
 General Pcrshing's statement follows:
 "Headquarters American expedi- tionary force, July 25.-Secton A Between the Ourcq and the Marne, our troops continued to press the enemy. In their advance eastward. they have taken the southern half of Foret fe Fere.
 "Section B-There is nothing to report in this section."N
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
WOULD ENTER CONVENT

LONDON, July 26. The Exchange Telegraph says Berlin newspapers publish a telegram from Moscow say ing the former empress has asked per mission of the Bolsheviki to enter a convent in Sweden with her daughters. Permission is withheld for the time being.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
STAFF OFFICER KILLED

GENEVA, July 26.-The German newspapers have begun to publish long lists of officers killed and the names cover several columns. Among them is that of General Unverszagt, at tached to the staff Of General von Boehm. on the Marne front.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
LOSES PURSE; FINDS SON.

RACINE, Wis. July 26.-Searching for pocketbook containing s160, which he lost this morning, L. J. Roth of St Cloud, Minn.. met his son Rob ert. believed killed in France. The son Vas on his way to visit his father
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
SPANISH GRIPPE FATAL

GENEVA, July 26-It is officially announced that there have been BOG deaths in the Swiss army from Spanish gripe. The number of civilian deaths has not been published. The hospitals are overcrowded and there is a. great insufficiency of doctors and nurses.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
TWO KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 26A-Mrs. William Henry Cochran of Oak Creek. Colo, was killed and her husband was seriously injured today when an au- tomobile in which they were riding was struck by q passenger train at OzonA 20 miles west of here
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
OFFICERS FA[L
 WHILE LEADING
 MEN IN BATTLE
Heroic Private Conveys Colonel from Field to- Shelter Under Hail of
 Machine Gun Bullets

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE AISNE- MARINE FRONT, July 24.-(By The Associated Press). Col onel Hamilton Smith of the United States army, died on July P within a few hours after receiving a machine gun wound below the heart Colonel Smith was making observations after a morning attack in anticipation of improving the American position south of Soissons, near Missy -Bois.
 Lieut.. Colonel Clark Elliott was killed by machine gun fire in the Somme sector while inspecting the American front lines.
 Major J. NJ McCloud was wounded while leading his men when the Amer jeans crossed the Soissons -Arras road during the offensive. He was wounded in the left arm and the left side by machine gun bullets but after receiv- ing first aid. he continued fighting The major was killed soon afterwards by high explosive shell.
 Buried in Wheat Field
 Soon after Major McCloud died, Lieut.. James c. Lodar was killed by machine gun fire near where McCloud fell
 On different days the following cap tains were killed by machine guns and shells, all of them leading their men when they fell James A. Edgerton, Julius A. Mood. Alfred R. Hamel, James N. c. Richard and James H. Holmes.
 Lieutenant Lodar. Captain Holmes and Major McCloud were buried at a cross roads in wheat field two kilo- meters southeast of Missy Au- Bois. Colonel Smith Was buried at Orry la Ville,>. near Luzarches,s and the other officers were interred OF the spots where they fell
 Trying to Locate Enemy Colonel Smith was looking over the edge of a hill endeavoring to locate the Germans when he was struck. The Americans already held their objective but Colonel Smith desired to improve the position.
 He was in an outpost accompanied 1 by Private Charles Aug of Sacra : mento, Cal. who rendered first aid and called for assistance.
 Becoming impatient Aug suggested dragging Colonel Smith back. but the | colonel said: That would be too muct of chance for you. Aug. There is nc use of you exposing yourself. The wound is not serious; I con wait"
 Efforts Proved Futile
 Aug insisted and started with Col onel Smith through a wheat field There was no complaint from Smitf during the trip, Aug frequently stop ping to rest and inquire how tn, wounded man felt, and the colonel re plying: I'm all right; look out fo yourself. Those machine gunners cal see you move, but not me-
 They finally reached a farm hous, where American soldiers were shel tered. The farm house was nor, than 200 yards from the spot wher Colonel Smith was wounded. The in jury was dressed but Colonel Smitl died on the way to a field hospital
 The cemetery at Orry Vile wher Colonel Smith was buried. is on high ground overlooking forests am grain fields and on clear nights tn lights of Paris are visible.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
Officers Were We'll Known

NEW YORK. July 26-Colonel Hamilton A Smith and Lieut. Colonel Clark R. Elliott, who Were killed in ac- tion in France, had both served many years in the army.
 Colonel Smith, a native of Wiscon- sin, was a West Pointer. He Was 4s years old.
 Lieut.. Col Elliott, who was born in Ohio. in 1872, began his career as a trooper in the Third cavalry, serving in the Spanish war as a second lieu tenant in the fifteenth Minnesota in fantry. Later he went to the Philip pines with the 35th infantry United State volunteers, and became major in the Philippine scouts.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
Attack Near Meteren.


 WITH TILE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, July 26-(By the Associated Press)-The German attack this morn ing near Aeteren had even more disas- trous results for the enemy than was first believed.
 The Germans intended to reach the GaZa road to. the south of Meteren, where they could menace the town. They sent over two companies from each regiment of the 18th division. which has just replaced other troops who had been badly maued during the month. The 12th division came up from Italy. One regiment wears spe- cial Kaiser Karl' shoulder straps, won for it's services in the Italian theater
 Will Get No Decorations.
 This regiment will get no decora- tions for the deeds performed today. Scotch troops inflicted heavy losses and prevented the Germans from get ting anywhere near their objective. The Germans managed to get one small outpost, that was all.
 In the same locality the Australians are busy knocking the Germans about. | Their shells have chewed up nearly all of the cross roads, dumps and other targets within range. The rain of the | past few days has muddied this front of swollen rivers and streams, making the low ground extremely soft and mushy If the Germans have planned to attack in the north it will not re- 1 quire much more rain to require a change in them.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
CRISIS REACHED IN
 SIBERIAN AFFAIRS
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LONDON, July 26-The Siberian government including the premier has resigned. says a Vladivostok dispatch to the Times
Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
Sk|NN|ESb BURY
 THOUSANDS 1T
 DEAD GERMANS
Fall Before Heavy
 Machine Gun Fire of Americans. Attack on British Disastrous to Huns

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE AISNE- MARINE FRONT, July 26 -By the Associated Press)-The American troops advancing along the Marne have discovered hundreds of dead Germans. The victims fell before the heavy machine gun fire of the Americans during the retreat. The Americans buried as many bodies as was possible. It is estimated that 1000 Germans fell there.
 Farmers along the Marne report hay ing seen the bodies of German dead floating down the stream The mili- tary authorities are planning some system by which they can clear the river of bodies.
 Three days after the Germans evac- uated Chateau Thierry the Americans found a lone German in Mont St Pere, hiding in cellar. The prisoner said he was tired of the war and was deter mined to secret himself, notwithstand- ing the fact that he had no food, and later take a chance of surrendering to the allies.
 German Soldiers Dissatisfied.
 He said the German soldiers were dissatisfied with the way affairs were going and the general opinion was that the crown prince was unable to bring up sufficient endorsements or food supplies to aid the forces being at tackled from the south.
 The American soldiers watched with pleasure the prisoner appease his ap- petite after his three days fast. The German requested the Americans not to report his desertion, saying if they did and he ever got back to Germany | he would be shot.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
Sc NETIO \ RATERO. 5000.
(Vicne de Ia Pag. Ta.)

paiama.
FL agente que Sc envi6 de Ia Es-
taci6n de Policia, caminaba con direc-
ci6n a Ia casa de Montgomery. cuan-
10 acertG q pasar I'm autom0vil de
cuyo chauffeur reclamo los servicios
' 10 oblig6 a que 10 condujera al lu-
gar 4 donde iba. a fin de llegar mas
CpOrtunamente. FL chauffeur hacia
t0do 10 possible porO obedecer las or
dcres del gendarme. cuanGo de prom
to una mucheGumb~c de genie de-
semDocG por mi Gale. FL chauffeur
para evitar I'm atropellamiento, die
NJ fapido viraie y e! CAIRO fue d es-
treliarsc en- un pcste. resultando le-
Sicnados los dos ocupantes. El gen-io
n darse cueHta del acciGente, dej0
De correr = perseguir al ladror. pues
venia persiguiendo precisamente al
negro de r~eferencia. para atender a
los heridos. escapando entire tanto cl
~causante de- TODD cl escandalO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
FALSO RUM0R

Entire Ia genie meXicana residen-
te en San Antonio. ma circu.ado g
cumor falIo De TODD furdamento. &c
que la harina Ia side mezciad& con
ridrio molido por los agenteS alema-
mes. AIucAaS personals estan alarma-
das con tai version Que alguT desocU-
Eudo ha hecho circular Y no han fall
taGo quienes tiren sus eXiStencias
lie csc prcduc-o alimenticio tan caro-
Y tan dificil de ohtenerse en- n
actualidad. Eo$otros hemoS tornado
-cda clase de informeS sobre el par
ocular ' podemos asegurar que ia
marina que Sc vende al ptoljco CO.
no de trigo. podra estar mezclaGa
con sustitutos alimenticioS; pero no
contiene polvos daninoS como tan
falSamente Sc asegura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
DANA ~,APREHENDlDA.

En- uro de 10: departamentoS del
Central Office Building. donde te-
MIA So Gesoacho. Mr.. B. W. Blair fue
her:do de bala. en el pecno. En- un
urincipio Sc urat1 de que este asunto
ruedara igrorado de Ia po!icia Y 81
lerido fu@ conducido 4 81 Residential;
uero al fin Ia autoridad como cartas
en- 81 asunto Y lie Ia casa numero
10 de ayenida Z. fua sacado ei
hrrido para transladarsele al hospita!
BAYLOR para que ALI Sc lie atiend&.
De:pucs de practicadas algnnas IN
yes..cacione< Sc determine el arres-
to d. Ia sonora Mary Belle. eSposa
le Mr.. Blair. quien basIante afec-
.ada de 81 sistema nervioso Cuedo
IN 81 propia casa al cuidado del
detective Harry Norton Los aboga-
COS de Ia sonora de Blair estdn ges-
leonardo Ia libertad caucio2ai de So
crerrc
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La goIieja de Mexico os
atropeIIada por los niIItares
CuandO meGGS tres wees al d!a
SC C0nleten atr0pe!,os

MENICO. y. F.-Segu1 declara-
clones del propio Inspector General
de Policia de esta capita! ire veces
ii dia. cuando menos, Ia policia de Ia
metr6poli es arropellada por los mi
htares iasolenlados Y ensoberbecidos
por la suavidad de los procedimientos
cue contra elias sc han puesto en-
practica hasta ahora por las autOri-
dades dc las cue clos ~dependen.
In efecto. en- cast todos los casoS
Ell que algun militar c]scandaliZa Y
es amonesJado por los oficiales dc Il
Dclicia o por los gendarmes de Inca.
no faltan militares armados que Sc
interpongan entire sus colcgas y los
gu~ardianes, del orden pdhiico para
nacec f~racaSar las %eStioneS de les
altimos en- bicn de IL mora!idad ;
Ell orden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
Acidos en- el estomago,
fermentation de los
aIimentos y causas
de Ia Indigestion
La "Pape,s Diapepsin' destierra las
fermentacioneS, los gases Y
arregla el estomago en-
cinco minutes.

No saben ustedes 10 que desarre-
gla su eSt6mago. o que porcion de
alimento ocasiona eI NAL. no es asi?
Ppes bien. no Sc preocupe por ESQ; 81
81 est5mago esta reyuelto; 81 esta
anfarmo ueno de gases o desarregla-
do y 10 Que ustedes comen Sc les
fermenta y Sc les yuelve acido; 81
sienten veytigos Y dolores en- "a cabe-
"a. 81 los moleStan los gases ' los
acidos V repiten alimentoS indigestos:
tienen nal a~liento, lengua sucia, to-
mense una poca de "Pape's Diapep-
sin" para n~eutraizar la acidez en- Gin
20 minutes. Y Sc maravillaran al yer
desaparecer Ia Indigestion Y las mo-
lestias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
d DE- LAS OFICINAS DE- P0LI(IA
.EOOTLEGGINC' APREHENDlDO

En- Ia esquina de las GALES Hods-
ton Y Concrete fua a~prehendido aver
las as D. nj. un individuo de
nombre Bernardo Tobias 81 que Sc
le s~orprendio v~endi6ndole iicor 4 los
soldados. En- los bolsillos de Tobias
freron e~ncontrados algunos papeles
en- los que este Nevada Ia c~ontabil'-
fdad del whiskey que compr"ba n
por mayor Y e crecio que per ei l.
o sc lie pagaba, ]mostrando asl sus
ug;lidadeS.
Fl seq hombre ~precavido en- sus
n~egocioS periudicara al detenldo, pUeS
tales rapeles serin presentados CO.
No rruebas condenatorias ante Ell
iuez nj cual sea turnadO ell asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
Sc CONSTRUlRA UN PUENTE

Como en- la actualidad es eytraor-
dina"io el trdfico de t0da clase de
v@hicu!oS Por ell camiro de Fredecks-
burg. las autoridades municipales,
&c acuerdo con las del Condado han
resuc}to la construction de IN puen-
tc de cemento V concrete sobre ell
arroyo del Ala2an, en- el canine de
referencia, procedi6ndose desde lue,
go 4 In realization de tai obra, empe-
2ando por derrumbar Ell puente de
MADEIRA que anteS eXistia en- dicho
lugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
INCENDI0.

En- Ia casa numero 400 lie "a Gale
Mission. cue es habitada por una ia
milia &c apellido Cara, Sc registr6
III incendio aver a las 4.45 de IA
Jarde. La sonora de Ia Cara dice
que el siniestro tuvo ror Origen Ia
inflammation dc unas cerillas. Las
pGrdiias materiales Sc eStiman en-
pcco mas de $50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27

Fac;a veinticuatro horas que el
cadayer del marqats Gontran de La
cy dcscansaba para siempre a COS
m2trcs ha:o TERRA. Margarita, Ia
, ilTmoSa virgen viuda. Sc hallaba en-
81 h~abitaciGn. en- IN misma en- donde
cuarcnta V ocho horas antcs eXpira-
la en- sus brazos su adorable esposo,
= hab!aba consigo misma.
ST. exclamaba visiblemente irrf-
tada-mi vencanZa sera terrible; Sc
"a una venganza apocaliptica. Den
tro de las redes que el angel del
hi.n. 0 del nal me ayudara a tender,
morirIn sufriendO todoS los t0rmen-
tos imaginables los asesinos que me
~arrcbataron la unlca illusion de mi vi
da. ;Ay dc ellos. NADIA deteLdTra mi
| -cngan2a: nj las lagrimas del ARE,
| pen';miento nj los solloZOs del dolol
n; loa rugid0s de la locura. Ell pa
dire aScsinara al hijo, porque yo pom
Ire en- Sis manos el punal Y mi her,
mosura seri Ia fuerZa que impela
al ~ascsino. La hiia renegari del pa
are. porGue Ia negra vida De este yc
IL pondre ante los ojos de IN virgen
candida. La eSposa buena Y cOnfiada
| arroiara de su lado al maridO Gu,
| vas manos estan manchadas con q
sangYc dc muchoS asesinatos.
;Oh. sere ~implacable como Ia muel
tc. Y COMO ella terrible!
:Lle&6 Margarita q realizar III te
riblc plan de vcnganza? ESQ 10 puedf
listed saber 81 pide a la CASA Ed,
TORIAL LOZANO Ia obra Los Com,
paEeros De Ia Espada' o "Ei Pacto
| &c Sangre." Dreciosa obra de Ponsor
du Terrai! que muy proAto estaTa :
Ia yenta en- dicha casa,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
LiBROS PARA LA TROPA.

Los miembros del aristocratico
Travis CIubhan enviado al Campo
Kelly un gran nGmero de libros de
todas classes, para enriquecer Ia BIZ
blioteca que Sc esta arreglando para
~solazar e instruir a los soldados que
e:tan a~cuartelados en- dicho campo.
Inmediatamente que el Comandan-
te del Campo Kelly recibi6 los IL
bros de que hablamos en- esta infor-
m%aci6n, dispuso que fueron catalo-
gados Y puestos en- los estantes de
Ia biblioteca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
lie SU AUTO.

Olive Chittenden. que reside en-
n casa numero 1874 de Ia Gale Daw-
sem. do aviso a IA policia que habia
entregado su autom6vil Paige. sin
nimero 4 IN chauffeur para que 10
e~xplotara en- el Sitio y que hasta Ia
fecha no tiene raz6n nj del chauffeIr
ii de auto. C~hittenden dio 4 Ia po-
licia todas las Senas Indispensable
para IN identification de 81 maQul'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
ST APRE-
HENSION.

El Marshall de Ia poblaci0n de Ma
c~ogdoches. cercana a San Antonio,
avis6 telefonicamente Que de ALI Sc
habia yenido con rumbo a esta ciu-
dad IN joven como de % amos de
edad. trayendoSe consigo I'm autom6-
vii marca Overland Y = una mucha-
cha. FL agente de Ia autoridad en-
aquel pueblo recomienda Ia aprehen-
sion De los dos fugitivos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
:OUIENES son SUS PADRES?

La familia cue reside en- Ia casa
nimero LOO DEL canine de Freic-
ricksburg. do pa-te a Ia policia de =
aver en- la tarde habia recOgido q IN
nino como de dos amos de edad. cures
padres les eran desconocidos Y que
81 acaso estos recurrian q enc2rga"
4 su nino en- IL estaci0n central, Sc
les indicara II casa doade estaba re-
co@idc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
HERIDOR

FL sabado por Ia noche, en- Ia
cladra numero 800 de Il calle Sur
Santa Rosa. Esteoan Enriquez Tue
herido de ur Dalazo en- Ia pierna IL
ouierda por IN individuo de oficiO
chauffeur. Anoche fut a~prehendido
81 heridor de EnriQuez por los detec-
tives Peetman Y Nee2ey. quienes acu-
saron al chauffeur del delito de
asalto con intenciones lie asesinar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
CLUB MlLiTAR.

FL C0mite Recreativo de Guerra,
ha conscguido de los Comisionados
de Ia ciudad que sea embaquentada
con cemento una porci6n del local
que en- e! Alamo posee Ia Association
De Hiias de Isabel, por haberse de-
.crminado convertible en- un Club
para los soldados, donde vayan a
listracrse durante ell verano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
PERSEGUIDO \ BALAXOS

Fl detective Laure sorpren1;o 4
unos rsCr)S que sc d~ed'caDan a Jr-
gar de apuesta y los de:uvo. Uno de
los tahureS quiso ponerse a salvo
emprendiendo Ia fuga y el detective
Laurie para intimarie rendicidn lie
Gisoar6 tres tiros, al cabo de los
cuales e detuvo. siendo conducido =
Ia esraci5n central de Dolicia. Cada
uno de los tanureS aprehendiioS fu&
multado en- $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
VICTlMA DEL TRABAJO

H c. Bennett, que DrcStaba SuS
services como carplntero en- Ell
Camro Travis. en- las ohras militares
de las ruales eS c~ontratista n Stone
and Webstern Co. SIf-i6 aver II
herida en- In cabeza al ca5rsele =
vigueta de madeira que - dcSnrendio
del techo De m aimacGn en- construc-
ciGn. FL carpintero herido, en- estado
de irconsciencia, fue condUcido al
hospital de la ciudad Il horde De Ia
ambula7cia municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
NOThS NARIOS Y CURiOSAS
-Viene de la Pag. Sa.

termin0 la cosa resolviGndose que
cuardo 4 mujer va en- el pescante
Y su marido atras, este no tiene que
yer NADIA con las faltas de aquella,
' cue solo cuando van juntos 81. En-
comsecuencia, In sonora paga las ave
rias causadaS a! dulcero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
SON INOCENTES

Las ~autcridadeS militar"s dec!ara-
ron II yeintidos individuos que fue-
ron consignados = las a~utoridades
militares como d~esertoreS, en- los
aias ~transcurridos del - de Feare-
70 Al II de los corrientes, son mo
centes lie tai delito Y que por 10
.mismc no Sc les instruira proceso nj
Sc pagara a los policias que los apre-
headieron la qualification de,$30.
cue reclaman por cada soldadc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
DIECIOCHO CAUSAS FALLADAS

81 Secretario de Ia 37a. Corte del
Distrito nos inferno que ell Gran Ju-
rado hizo entrega de dieciocho eau
sas sobre las cuales he &allado du-
rante los iltimos siete dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
DETENIDOS.

Jamie Munoz V Manuel Beltran,
de n casa numero 422 de Ia Gale w.
Travis.
Luis Mejia. de la casa numero
10 Y medic de la Gale n. Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Nscin;catos

Tn rino del matrimonio Jesus
Acosra ' Luz Soils. sos Gale So.
PecoS.
Una nina del matrimonio Jose Fran
go Y Agu<tina Escarino, 51+ Gale
sur San Saba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-27

Cuando necesite iibros en- espanol,
dirij1se a la Liberia de ~Ignacio E
Lozano, 1is Santa Rosa Avenue