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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

"' non throws tho slack OF his rome
over ia" animals o,cE und turns bi.
h"fS" I" 4" sid" hes though hc WAS
going &" throw the bovine. but in
stead OF the animal bciug Thrown
WHOM the rup" is drawn taut the cot
ton string breaks at tho horn NJ the
saddle aud tn" steer races ON unharm.
ed Time Is taken from the tiuo the
steer crosses the thirty foot COR dead
linel until the string is broken after
the throw. aud the roper making the
best time wins the money.
Riding Wild Horses bareback.
This * Ncri dangerous sport and
calls for the greatest degree of skin
as In this performance mn riders must
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
uus n,Rrus uoruIu ulNp

The horcas cincnt tina, has come tp
Mrs Isaac Brtth aud Mrs Coppu Is
~ the puss,ug at their mother Ma,
DENNIS. iH a grief felt hy cores of
Albuquerque pcnplc Who know o.
loved Nrs i1rnpis aud who sympa.
thixr with the sistorH in iheit trouble
Mr.. and Mrs iIarth will arrive from
nt'uuond lad. The iirst OF the wcct
after attending the funeral there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

Drusn service 90 homo or abroad
Attrt the WI the youur couple. hotu
,cirnH Of mobile Sow Nrsico nminr
plan tn establish their home hors COZ
IN ~ i.iAu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Recommendations for Visitors.

BESIDES the regular hotel scconI-
modations the businc7s men of Mag
dalcun have see 10 preparations for
caring for visitors. The committee viii
see to II that prices on meals aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

The arena IN which the roundup
VIII be staged IN specially constructed
and IN already completed. affording
ample seating for 5000 persons and
parking space for goo autos. and is So
constructed its To give an unobstructcd
view o. each n eecry event from any
part OF thu grandHtandsx
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

turc. While the roundup tx not a
circus or Wild west SHOW, a number
Of the best cowboy clowns. funny fell
lows who really ride. viii keep the
audience convtilsed In laughter be.
tween thru. As the spectators viii
want to know the results of each event
aud time trial. Manager Austin has
engaged Fog Horn Clancy Of Tulsa.
okla. wOrld'g greatest announcer. to
keep the spectators Informed as To- the
various events.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
HUGE ARENA UNDER WAY TO
PROVIDE SEATS FOR 5000
AND WILL PARK 200 MOTORS
Foremost Riders, Ropers and Bulldoggers of the
Country Will Participate in World Champion
ship Contests, While Whole Southwest Is Expect
ed to Gather in Socorro County Town for Week
of Frontier Sports and F festivities.
By JUDD LEVERING

w ~ were m the littlc city ~ Mas
M d4tlrnr thu other daN. Magda-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

HeadQuarters for 1Adysmith coal: Juneau Transf. e. Dhens 4s.. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
HOW TO EAT
 MORE MEAT IN
 ORDER 10 SAVE
This Phase of the Hoover Program Is Dis- cussed by the
 StOCkrnen.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 16.-flow to eat more now in order that there may be more to cal next year will be one of the topics brought before the annual meeting of the American National Live Stock Association which opens here today, according to stockmen who plan to attend the meeting. The plan. which touches the consumer in that it would substitute pork less" day for the present ''meatless' Tuesday is based on the declara- tion that unless the demand for beef and mutton for domestic con sumption is increased soon, there will be shortage of these meatf the spring and summer Of next year.
 The stockmen assert that while normal or enlarged number of steers and sheep are being fattened for market this winter, if there should be no increase in prices, or if the present prices should not be maintained, fewer would be fat tened next winter, with cores bonding decrease in the number sold for slaughter. Continuance of the present decreased consumption, due to "meatless'' days, they de clare, will mean a glut of the mar ket and lowering of prices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
CRAFTSMEN
 ARE NEEDED
 BY GOVERNMENT
Local Boards of Civil Ser vice Examiners Are Furnished All
 Details.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. - There are not enough ship draughtsmen in the United States to do the drafting work needed to carry out the naval and merchant ship building program. Our country is engaged in the execu tion of the greatest warship plan in history, comprising 7S7 vessels, in cluding all types from superdread noughts to submarine chasers. Ma. val appropriations aggregating near ly two billions of dollars have been made since August, 1916.
 Coincident with the demand for increased naval work there is an equally urgent call for an increase of merchant ship construction. It is betraying no secret to say that ill both branches there is a shortage Of technical men available for this work
 The United States Civil Service Commission is endeayoring to re lieve the dearth of ship draughtmen of recommending to the heads of col IGSGS ana LCCnnlCdl SCIloOlS tHdi SSIi for students in engineering courses be given intensive training in naval architecture during the coming spring with a view to making them avail able for employment as ship draught- Tnen in June. The Commission is also receiving applications iron qualified architectural mechanical. and structural steel draughtsmen and is certifying them for employ meht in the Navy Department and in navy yards on. ship work.
 Local boards of civil service ex aminers at the postoffices in all oi the larger cities are furnishing de tailed information and application blanks Applicants are not required to appear in an examination room for written examination, but are rated upon their education, train ing and experience.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
LETTERS MUST
 BE ADDRESSED
 VERY CAREFULLY
Many of Those Addressed Through the American Embassy in London
 Not Delivered.

LONDON, Jan. 16. = Americans who write letters to friends abroad should take special pains to address the letters adequately. If an exact address cannot be obtained, and it is necessary for any reason to ad- dress the letter "care of the Ameri- can Embassy in London" all possi- ole details regarding the person ad- dressed should be given on the face of the envelope for the assistance of the Embassy authorities.
 There are now lying at the Amer. ican Embassy here hundreds of let ters, which have been addressed casually 'care American Embassy" and which the Embassy officials have no way of delivering. If the senders had even indicated whether the person adressed was in the lrmy, the navy, the aviation corps, or the nature of his business in London, there might have been a chance of the letter finding it's way, but without any such particulars, the likelihood of it's reaching it's destination is rather remote.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
 DOING GOOD WORK
 IN ILLINOIS STATE

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-There are 94,000 Campfire girls in the State of Illinois and the new war program which they have recently issued has had the approval of President Wilson. The girls have achieved important practical results in knit ting woolen comforts for the sol diers. and the finished garments re- turned to that source.
 The Campfire Girls of Chicago have contributed between $500 and s1 ,0o0 for Red Cross work within recent months. The Chicago girls are divided into three groups, and each group is caring for a Belgian family for five years.Aa a
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
WAR INSURANCE PUT IN FORCE FOR
 LIGHTHOUSE MEN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The De part of the Treasury has advised Secretary Redfield of the Depart ment of Commerce that the personnel of the Lighthouse Service transfer red to the service and jurisdiction of the War and Navy Departments by Executive order are within the terms of the war risk insurance Tact of October 6, 1917.
 This decision was rendered by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, af- ter submitting the matter for the views of the Judge Advocate Gen eral of the War Department. and will apply to over HOO officers and of the Lighthouse Service who have been transferred to the service of the War and Navy De- partments by the Presidents order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
PRICE OF WHISKEY KEPT GOING UP
 MONTH BY MONTH

CINCINNATI. Jan. 16.--Had the pace of the first nine months of the past year been maintained the local whiskey market would have established a new record for volume of sales and advance of prices. How. ever after the Federal measures looking to curtailment of the use of cereals for manufacture --of alcoholic beverages the sales declined, while the increased taxes and reduced pro duction caused the prices to ad. vance.
 The year opened with the basis price of $1.47 per gallon, and begin ming with April, the advances were rapid. April IT. $1.57; April 27, $1.6O; May 15. $162; June 5. SIP; June IA. $1S2; June 23, $1.9o; July ?, $2.; July IA, s2.10; August 10, $2.20; September 6, $2.30; and then the big jump, October 4, to the pres ent price, $400 All these prices allow for the government tax, so that the price of the whiskey itself rose from 47 cents gallon to $l4o.
 The monthly record for whiskey sales was made in July, when 2o,9ol barrels were reported on the Cham Der of Commerce. Sales last month fell to 3,126 barrels, against ls,226 in December. 1916. Total sales for the year were 174.172 barrels, in 1916 221,sl3 barrels. and in 1915 17S.63S barrels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

In its last drive for the sale
 of War bonds the British gov crIiment made good use of the formidable tanks that caused havoc among the German troops at the front. David Lloyd George and Bonar Law went there to buy their bonds and they were photographed as they came out. T. A. Nelson. an Australian tank driver, has i've sons in the British army. and anything more that he may be able to accomplish for the welfare of England he will gladly sacrifice his own inter. ests to do so. Mir. Toe, NJ. F.. made an appeal to an immense crowd from the top of this tank, and a large part of the crowd were influenced by Mir. Yoe's strong appeal to buy bonds that the money derived from the gaie of these bonds would go to furniRh more tanks and s,n pltes for the British soldiers at fhe front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

Dine at the Gastineau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

TuE EMPIRE's claas.neds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16

Today's News -roday-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
IS MAKING A VISIT
 TO JUNEAU FRIENDS

Former Mayor B. D. Stewart. manager for the copper properties )f Delegate Charles A. Sulzer at short business trip and is visiting friends in Juneau. Mrs. Stewart lid not accompany him this time. Mir Stewart is registered at the Gas sineau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
FUNERAL SERVICES
 ARE HELD OVER
 REMAINS OF BRADY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The fu- neral services over the remains of the late Senator James H. Brady. of Idaho, were held today. Special Congressional committees attended the funeral. The ashes of the late Senator will be sent home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-01-16
HIRAM GILL FILES
 HIS CANDIDACY FOR
 REELECTION AS MAYOR

SEATTLE, Jan. 16.-EIiram iGll oday filed his candidacy for re-elec- ion for Mayor of Seattle.
 TOday's News -TOday-ln Empire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
FUE ~ANIQUILADA UNA
FUERZA UKRANIANA

Del Servicio Especial de L.
AMSTERDAM, Agosto 27.-Una
fuerza alemana trab6 vi combate con
otra de in~surgentes ukranianos, COM
puesta de 1900 hombres, bien equi-
pados, con artilleria y al mando del
general Rebenko, en- las c~ercanias
de krementchug, segun dice un des-
pacho procedente de KieI, recibido
por Ell Vossische Zeitung de Berlin.
En- la lucha la fuerza alemana re-
suite victoriosa, teniendo a los pocos
dias IN segundo encuentro Ell las
cercanias de Poltava, sesenta y Qua
tro millas al noreste de kremeHt-
chug. En- este segundo combate los
;~nsurgentes tuvieron 500 muertos Y
los teutones les quitaron ademas seis
lmetralladoras Y un regular numero
lie armas v municiones. Los super
vivientes de Ia banda insurgente hi
yeron, pero su retirada fue cortada
2or los alemanes que los perseguian.
Algunas otras fuerzas revoluciona-
rias ukranianas siguen operando por
diversas parties del pals, pero u ele-
mentos no son tan numerosos como
los de la que ha sido aniquilada en-
Poftava.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
NUEVOS IMPUEST0S
DECRETADOS NO VAN
A SER A
Varias corporaciones Sc
niegan a cubrir las
contribuciones

Del Sc--:cio Espcc!1, dc IA PRENSA."
MADRID, Agosto 27.-Una gran
aprensi6n ma causedo en- los circuioS
Do!iticos la actitud Observable por ~
gran rumsro de corporacloneS cel
nais. ouienes han declarado que sc
rebusan. de ternlnante' d
n.osr las nuevas contribuclones que
81 oohierno ha senalado a todas las
empresas comerciales, industr1aies J
aericolas. o Ell objeto de hacer 1reI-
20 al deficit enorme que anualmente
s-ta sufriendo la hacienda puollca
como consecuencia de los gastos eN-
traordinarios hechos Dor CT goo'erH0
v Ia diminucion de ingresos a CAUSE
de Ia guerra.
Mas no es este solo 10 que ha eau
sado a~prensi6n en- los crcuios pon-
t;cos oficiales, sino Ia denuncia' ne
cha nor las diversas corporaclones, de
one Ell gobierro Sc ha aliado con los
m~iitaristas por medic de las tamo-
sas "juntas de defensa", para opr''
mir a las classes productoras Gel pas
Sin embargo, el gobierno ha hecho
|saber cue no podria de nlnguna ma
| nera rantener las viejas contrlbuclf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
Sc NIEGAN LOS OBREROS
AHORA A ACEPTAR
LOS C0NVENIOS
10 estaR conformes con las
pro7osicioaes que EiEso
e. go5;erno
D., servrio ESPECIAL de az. PRENsA"

Del Servirio Especial de ~ PRHNSA
CAETAGENA, agosto IT, lie
hue!ga obrera no parece arregiarSe'
= iuzgar por Ia actitud cue han asu-
mido los obreroz. Aun cuando estos
nabian acceptable en- principle el ARE
glo propuesto por 81 gobierno' 70
+ecto que era 81 de Que los ~patrones'
en- vez de ~aun4eatar los ~salarios-a los
cbreros. adopt&ran ciertas medldas
tendencies 3 mejorar la cond!clon dc
los trabaiadores, decidieron repent
namente rachazar ell plan propueste
por 81 g~obierno. Basaron su decision
los obreros en- cue las medidas pro-
0uestas nc son satisfactorias ' en-
cue los informes sometidos por les pa
trones acerca de las condolences II
nancieras de Sus negocios no son
eXactoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
S{ERYZCIO DE ESSP|IAlNA EXCLUSIVE
PARA IA PRENSA'
TODAVIA FL ASUNT0 DEL
ESPI0NAJE ALEMAM
EN- BARCELONA
Los drectoras de yarios
periodicos riRdieron
sus testimonies

De. Ss-r:cio Especia. &c La PRENSA"
BARCELONA, Agosto 27.-Nuy
inportantes testimonies han tornado
las autoridades judicialeS o respec-
to a los cargoS de espionaje hechos
en- contra del Inspector de Foiicla
Bravo Portillo, de cuien Sc dice que
ha estado al ~servicio de Ia Emoaja-
da alemana desde hace dos amos.
El Magistrate cue conoce de este
asunto llam6 a los directories de TO-
dos los periodicos que han venido ha-
ciendo cargos al ex-Inspector de Po-
!icia. para que te5timoniaran Y CO.
rroboran ante IA i~usticia TODD cuan>
to han publicado en- sus periodicos.
Aun cuando el gobierno guarda
reserva acerca de las Investigations
p~racticadas, Sc ma logrado saber que
tales investigaciones han venido a
comprobar que el ex-1nspector de Po-
licia eztaba en- coneXion directa con
Won Stohrer Y Herr Grim, oficiales
de la Embejada alemana en- Ia cam
pana iniciaGa contra ell Condo de Ro-
manones cuando era este Primer Nj
| ~nistro. campana que tuvo por objetn
hacerlo caer del poder y despues ha-
| cerlo salir del campo de IA potItica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
Iaa de nc0so que endn gos sme Hsaco pagadacs en- plata Il ~om exnan0 POI los ghes de
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE COMPANY.

Trinidad, Colo. The international State Bank
The Denver Stock Yards Bank
Rocky Ford, Colo. The Guaranty State Bank OF
Windsor. Colo. WalsenDurg
Kansas City. Mo. The First National Bank
Garden City, Hang. First National Bank
Kansas City, Nc The Commonwealth National
Kansas City, 40. Bank.
Kansas City. ANS. The First National Bank
Atkinson, Kans. Southwest Boulevard State
Lawrence, kens. :. Bank
Topeka, Hans. Merchants Bank
Ottawa, Hans. 49,. Argentine State Bank
Independence, Hans. Exchange National Eans
Cherryvale, Kans. Peoples State Bank
Farmers National Bank
Salina. Hans. ....,.First National Bank
Abilene. Hans. $50. Citizens National Bank
Arkansas City, The Home National Bank CT
Kansas. Arkansas City.
Newton, Hans. 80. First National Bank
Denver, Colo. ...... Montgomery Country Najona
Bank
Walsenburg. Colo. The Farmers National Bank
Abeiine, Kansas. The Farmers National Bank
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
I'm ALEMAN GOLpEA
A LOS OBREROS
MEX!CANOS
Sc declaTaEon On huelga
en- Tampico algunos
ooreros por csc
motive
Por Correo. para Ia PRENSA.-

FOE CoITsc, para IA FSENSA.
TAMPICO. T~AMAULIPAS. % de- asoSto.-
BESIDE hace aigraaS segneHas quc cnt-c = per-
SOFA! o5rero &C les taiiereS nnccanicos C. IL
Igenc;a que n casa "FC-d' tiene en- este
Puerto. - noEaba IN gran dcscontento en- con-
r. &c un aIemaa spel!idado Eslkein. porqae
este tieRe IA costir1b-e de trata- mUy M!
: b. c7srar;cs nexicaros. I Eluchcs De los
cualcs ha EOlpesdo. no naSienda estes pre-
seatsdo Eu qucja ante las auto-idadcs por el
terror &c pe-de- 81 trabsjo. cue Is 6 bicn
-e-unc-a6c.
Anle- sl rsfc-i6o aiemar. r>ontaGo en- CO.
le-s poroue TO Sc coacluyo 4 :iczcpo q bs--
ni=aGo de III CARO-. y mas irritado porque
IN piator mexic:no le coa;est3 De nala ma
ncra. 80 s-rojo sobre este : le cause una he
rida 81 Il cabe=a con una Lave inElesa.
Vsrios =7ecanicos Que prescnciaron tn ac-
tc. ;ndiEaadcs Sc laaza7on scbre 81 alenlaa,
: Z hab-Ga paSado mai este sin "a p.oaSa il
t--vcnci5r de va-ios enplcadcs. quienes cai-
asaror = les mecaniecs ; les aconsejaro7 u1c
p-csentaran So Qasja ante las auto-idsdes
en- vez dc recur-ir 4 medidas que les pc-
d-isn causar serias molestiss.
Il alenan f2S rcducido Il PRISON : Sc le
c~assiSara como 10 rae-eee. Aient.as :aatc,
los obre-os Sc declarsran en- nuelga has5a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

Mexico. I'd. tiere derecho q que Sc lie
circumstances impraYista como ausen-
ferrnedad O cualqUiera otro motive, no
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO., de
LES MERCANTILE Co, Sucursal de
DO siempre fielmente con esta obiga-
moisstia, gasto o perdida de tempo;
IS verdad, hemos r~esuelto Gar al pu-
acton es cierta Y al efecto nos comprS
LIARS 4 Ia persona que nos denues-
z CO.. de POI y. Main ST., LOS ANGE-
ANTILE co. Sucursal de liz liz A.
TEXAS. han teuiGo alguna Vez una
rceuto o bien que 81 c~onprador de una
obiigado q aunplear los serYicios de al
te de Ia Autoridad, etc, para recia1nar
nero: Y para cue eSta Proraesa no que
feri6os QU1NIENTOS DOLLARS en- ell
cado de dep6sito No. 10, cuya Tctografia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

Mexico, sehienGo de antemano GUAM
ORC Q PLATA MEXICANA; sabien-
pagado y ell nombre de nuestro Cores
ties de que I'd. suelte I'M solo centavo ,
cue ell dinero no SO pueda pagan, Sc
celacion, sin que lie cueste dinero, moles-
ANGELES MERCANT1LE CO., 201
Los ANGELES MERCANTILE co:
y no Sc a~rrepanti-a, pues nuestro servi-
!. Ell TELEGRAPH en- case necesario. el mas
aies directos en- todos los lugares Gu
ZADO porque en- case necesario Sc lie
Giro, como 10 prueba ell hecho de NO
La RECLAMATION JUSTIFlCADA
BARATO como 10 denuestran multitud
1ue Uusted podra YER cuando grste.
er camille Co., POI n. Main ST., Los An
1io, Texas, 112H-A West Commerce ST.
este s~ervicio de G1ROS So
IA U ORC MEX1CANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
los A NV(C'FTE IS lI IEE2CIAIl MILE CO. '" \ "t s. : ANGELES. CALIFORNIA

ST I'd. quiere mandar dinero a
TO VA a RECIBIR SU FAMILIA en-
do ef iugar precise donde el dinero sera
rorsal 0 Agente ~pagador, TODD este an
con Ia garantia ademas que en- case &c
le devolvera Z I'd. previa orden de can
tia nj ~trabajo, ccurra @ esc-iba a LOS
n. Main ST.. LES ANGELES, CAL, Q
I1235-A W. Commerce Sn. Antonio, Tex
clio es ell mas rapido porque podemos usa
SECURE, porque tenemos Corrospon
"a lista p~ubl;camos; ell mas GARANTI
Gevuelve e. dinero al comprador del
EABER TENIDO JAMAS UNA so
&. sobre toGo, nUestro precio es el mas
&c testimonies cue hemos recibido Y
Ccurra o escriba a los Angeles \
geles Cal, o 2 su Sucursal en- San Anto
Q q ~cualcuiera de les Bancos cue tienen
BRE MEXICO PAGADEROS EN- PLA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
Cuaodo listed r,anda dinero 9

Cuando listed naRda dinero a
6svuefga inmediaSamsnte, 81 Por alguna
cia del beuefiCario, 50 failacimiento. en-
Sc pus6e hacer el pago en- Msxico. Los
LOS ANGELES, CAL, y LOS AN5k
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, han cumTli
ci6n- sn causar a Su clientele Einsuna
pero como pudiera ereerse que este &c
6tico una prueba de que nuestra aIrrn
mete-nos a regahr QUINIENToS DO
ire ] LOS ANGELES MERCANTIL
LES. CAL. o LOS ANGELES NERO
West Commerce ST, SAN ANTONIO
srEa r-eclau,aci6n iustificaae por tai CO
order Q Giro scSre Mexico Sc haya vistc
gan &hosadc, Asente de negocios, Asel
contra ~7iosotros la 6evoiUct6n de 81 L
de en- 81 are, her-os aepesitedo los rs
BANC0 De ITALIA, segun 81 certltl
aGui Sc 1eprod0ce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

Cotton, Cal First National Bank
San Bernartino CslSan BernarGiro National Bank
San Diego, Cal. 90. Security Commercla! L Savings
Bank
Falbrcok, Cal. ...--Citizens Commercial! ?sax
Cucamonga, Cal. First National Bank
Coachelia. Cal. go. First National Bank
Banning, Cal. .....,F;rst National Bank
Upland, Cal. .-...-The Commercial National BaoN
Santa Ana Cal. The Farmers 6 Merchants Ma,
tional Bank:
Redlands. Cal =. .Redlands National Bank
Huntington Beach, First National Bank
Gal.
San Pedro. Cal. First National Bank
San Dimas, Ca!. First National Bank
Ontario, Cal. ......T The Ontario National Bank
Ponana. Cal. 1.-THE American Nations! Bank
Azasa, Cal .-..>... First National Bank
Corona, Cal. ...... Corona National Bank
Santa Barbara, Cal. Banca Popolare F1gazi
,TehachaEi, Cal -. Bank Of Tehachapi
i L. A. Trust & Savings Bank,
= End & Spring
Los Angeles, Cal. J. s. National Bank, 2nd &
Spring
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
CONTRA LOS
JEFES AUSTRIACOS
Del servicio Especial de LA. PREM

Del Servicio Especial de LA. PREM
WASHINGTON, Agosto 81.
despacho Official procedente de 3
"a, da cuenta de que los atentaaGj
contra las vidas de los oficiales de.
Ejercito austtiaco, son cada dia mas
numerosos, al grade de que empie-
zan a causar cierta alarma entire Ia
oficialidad y las a~utoridades militia
res.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

1ue 81 inso,c=te teut6n sea separado de! EN-
pleo.
Ro5o d. e;ncO III; pesos.
Del "spor americana "Ha-stelie'. aue s"1i9
C este puerto rumbo 4 Puerto Lobos del Es-
tado &C Ve1acru=. So Pe-teron ciacc mil Pc
SOS en- ORC nac;onal cue eran eondue'cos
al secunGo De dichos pue7tos. sin que las
indasaciones que cl captain del 5raue orde-
no dieran ningdn resultadc.
e capitan del harco reterido p-oeedio en-
tonces Z Ia deteaci6n de alGunos dc los ti-
pulanses del barco, que resultan sospecho-
SOS.