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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
HOUSE APPROVES
DEFICIENCY BILL

WASHINGTON, Oct 10.-The six
billion dollars military deficiency bill
was passed by the house late last even
ig without a dissenting vote, and was
imm ediately sent to the senate
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
SPOKANE TO BE TAKEN
OFF ALASKA RUN

SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-According to a
dispatch from Lee Brenard received
here last night, the steamer Spokane,
will be withdrawn from the Alaska
run, December 4. and placed on the
San Francisco and Los Angeles run
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
Boy Scouts Making Last
Efforts Today Closing
Successful Campaign

At two o'clock today subscription
books to the Fourth Liberty Loan clos
ed and the exact figures are not avail
able, bank officials stated that it is
their belief that the subscriptions will
total somewhere in the neighborhood
of $375,000
Ketchikan's quota was $4,000,
which was trebled with $4,000 over,
Or an oversubscription of approximate
ly $4,000 or over quarter of a mil
lion dollars.
A message was received today from
Otto Anderson, Ketchikan boy at Camp
Dodge, by NJ. S. Dobbs Of the local
board, enclosing the following little
poem On Ketchikan's record In the
Third Liberty Loan, which also applies
this time The poem was printed in
the Philadelphia Ledger, May Z, 1918,
and follows:
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19

Mr. Shonacker, representative Q. the
nj Paper Company o. geacs.e.
went south last evening from q trip
to the westward. He plans to return
to Alaska about the first Of the year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
ALASKA TRAFFIC
EXCEEDS RECORD
OF ten YEARS

VANCOUVER, B. G., Oct. 19.-Out.
bound travel from Alaska and the
Yukon territory this Fall will be the
heaviest in 10 years, according to
word received here today by Canadian
steamship officials from White Horse,
Y. T.. One report said it was expect
ed that between October Is and "a
trains leaving White Horse for Skag-
way. an Alaska seaport, will carry
about 100 passengers day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19

| SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-The Canadian
Isteamer Princess Adelaide that went
on rock a few days ago, was floated
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
JAN FRANCISCO
THEATRES CLOSED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-Movies
and all other theatres throughout the
state have been ordered closed on ac-
count of Spanish Influenza.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Morris Roth
enburg indicted for the murder of
Harry Cohen. alias Harry the Yott''
on the eve of Cohen's promised dis
closures regarding underworld gamb-
ling conditions, has been acquitted
by jury on motion by the District
Attorney.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19

The development Of ore mining IN
Eastern British Columbia shows a
steady progress.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
NEW PROPOSAL RECEIVED

; WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The 1
+ text of Austria's new note in 1
= which she proposes armistice was 4
: received this afternoon by the 1
: State Department. 1
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19

PARIS, Oct. IA bill providing
governmental control of all French
railways during hostilities and one
year after peace is to be introduced,
it having been decided by the French
Cabinet as necessary National
measure of defense.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-19
Catch as Catch Can

Ketchikan, Alaska, with population
of 5000, claims the record for the
largest number OF subscribers to the
Third Liberty Loan in proportion te
population. Ketchikan's quota was
$4,000. More than 1900 subscribers
took $l6S,400 worth of bonds.-Newg
Item.
In Ketchikan, Alaska, when the Loan
campaign began
The slogan was Can ketchikan? Yol
betcher Ketcilikan!"
And it was plain at last returns with
tightwads on the skid,
That Ketchikan and Ketchicould and
likewise ketchidid'
Now Ketchikan, Alaska, has d scan;
three thousand souls,
But all are friends of Liberty and glad
to pay her tolls.
We'll ketch right hold" said Ketchi-
kan, and do as We are bid:'
Since Ketchicould and Ketchikan be
sure that ketchidid
Full sixteen hundred patriots bought
bonds in ketchikan,
The women and the kids bought bonds
as we'll as every man,
More than half the population on the
Kaiser put the lid,
Yes, Ketchikan and Ketchtcould, and
likewise Ketchidid
All hail the town of Ketchikan WheYe
Liberty's on tap,
Alexander's Archipelago it puts upon
the map,
Likewise Revillagigedo Nook II up.
boD has made good,
For Ketchikan has honored it as oaiy
Ketchicould.
GRIF ALEXANDER
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11

framing, and signed by Governor Marcus H. Holcomb.
 There are several ways in which a boy or girl can fill the requirements of the Junior Food Army. They can grow one-half acre of corn, eighth acre of potatoes, one-twentieth of an acre of garden vegetables, or care for a home garden, can fifty jars of fruit or vegetables keep a flock of ten hens, or a pig, save one hundred pounds of food, or take a course of twelve les sons in home economics.
 The county farm bureaus are CO., operating in this work as are the lead CTS of club work of the Connecticut Agricultural College, and the club work of the state is to be a part of the Junior Food Army.
 Each boy Or girl interested may en- roll by signing the card which will be furnished them soon. All enrollments must be approved by the parents or guardians. Upon receiving enroll ment cards from the members of the committee which will have charge of this work for the committee of food supply will send the boy or girl instruc- tions in the work in which they are in terested. A membership button will accompany these instructions. ...
 If one boy or girl in every four elig ible to this army will take up the
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11

rect national profit, of 20 milliard kroner (s5,36O, 900, ,O00) in addition to the indirect profit"
 New Deposits of Vanadiferous Goal
 The press reports that coal in quantities that would pay to work has been found in Skaraborg County, in this consular district, and that a well-known steel-manufacturing com- pany, an industrial credit bank, and a mining engineer in com bination have applied for a, concession to commence mining.
 In the petition for the concession it is pointed out that since the beds are estimated as being from 15 to IS centimeters (5.9 to 7.01 inches) in depth, from 2,000 to 2,40O tons of coal can be obtained per hectare CAT acres). At the same time, however, it is estimated that the slate runs about 27,000 tons to the hectare. Under the present conditions the cost of produc- ton is placed at from 31.25 to 37.50 crowns ($S.3S to $1O.05) per ton. This, however, while prohibitive for nor mal times, is far below the current price of coal.
 While it is estimated that the out put will suffice only for local use, An- a1ysis if the coal show it's ashes to con- tain @ high percentage of vanadious acid, from which can be obtained me- taIlic vanadium. Before the war the price of this metal, in alloy, was 25 crowns per kilo (S3.04 per pound). Last summer it was quoted at 100 crowns per kilo. s12.16 per pound). It vanadium for it's own steel production, is calculated that kilos CA pounds) of vanadium can be obtained per ton of coal dug, and it is therefore felt that the working of these fields will be profitable. Further, if an econom- icaI reduction method be devised it is believed that through these mines Sweden will be able to produce enough vanadium for it's own stel production, with possibly some surplus for ex- portation, and thereby be independent of foreign manufacturers of vanadium, who demand an excessive price.
 It is further pointed out that van
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11
JUNIOR ARMY 10
 CONTINUE AT WORK
All Boys and Girls to Be Urged
 to Become Gardeners

Hartford, Jan. 11.-Last year, the Junior Food Army of Connecticut pro- duced several thousand dollars worth of food. During the coming year this army can produce at least half a mill lion dollars worth, and what is more they are going to do it. Last year the organization was not complete and only a few boys and girls joined. Dur ing the coming year every boy and girl in Connecticut will be given an op- portunity to join in the work and thus win one Of the awards of merit which the committee of food supply of the State Council of Defense and the Connecticut Agricultural College are planning to give those who do the proper amount Of work.
 Every one of the 100000 boys and girls in Connecticut will be given an opportunity to join the food army. Those who do and who sign up their pledge as Q, member will receive button which will designate them as a member. Those who come through the season successfully will receive further award upon completion of their work. Last year 175 girls re- ceived certificates of merit suitable for
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11
PLAIN LIVING.

London, Jan. 11.-Lord Rhondda, the British food controller, is not only living on rations, but insists on his guests dining in very plain fashion At his estate at Llanworn Park the other day a number of Hereford stock breeders, after inspecting some of the famous cattle, sat down to a lunch consisting of bread, cold beef, pickles and apples.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11

work, half a million dollars of food will be added to the available supply If half the eligible boys and girls in the state will do the work asked of a member of the Junior Food Army 8 1 million dollars worth of additional food will be available.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11
ART AUCTIONS.

Berlin, Jan. 11.-F'renZied bidding at recent art auctions here has prompted the Prussian chamber, by unanimous vote, to authorize the gov ernment to enact a, law prohibiting or impeding the Fale abroad of art ob- jects or paintings of old masters now owned in Germany.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11

adium, with admixture of chrome and molybdenlum, is of great importance for the Swedish production of steel for high-speed lathe tools, benzine mo- tors, machine parts, cog gears. etc, especially since it is impossible to inn port any wolfram (tungsten)..
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11

were presented in 1900. The lll0 1ll (ll1(
 socialist parties in general supported ahe women's claim, but there was con- siderable opposition in other parties
 The leading woman's suffrage socie- aies of the world have for their basic principles the same ideas and the same kdeafs. The National Union Of Wom-
New Britain herald., 1918-01-11

5SS governing women and chll- 25refr in Colorado are superior to those of any other state. women receive equal pay for equal work in Coioraoof They are permitted to hold any o11lce. They are co-guardians Of thelr chll- dren, and the education or chiloreh has been placed almost entlrey III the hands of women.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DE
ESPANA
PROPONEN QUE SEAN BOYCO-
TEADAS TODAS LAS MER-
CANCIAS CATALANAS

MADRID, D:cicmtrc l4.-Duran-
te TODD Ell periodic de tempo que trans
curri6 artes de que IL opinion publ
ca &c diera cuenta cXacta del poslti-
vo pe:igro que Sc escondia tras de las
pretenciones de los c~atGlaneS. rete-
rentes q Ia autonomia dc esa provin-
cha. VIC o una gran inGiferencia
este movimiento. 10 que pcrmiti6 que
tomara demasiado incremcnto: perc
ahora, que debido i Ia constante Y
c~recientc preston que vlenen eIer-
ciendo los rcgionalistas sobre todos
los gobiernos, aparece clare Q mn!i-
nente Ell peligro de que sus tenden-
cias cristai cen en- aigo que signltlque
ell desmembramie1to de EsI'ana, Ia
opcsicion y elias esta aunentando
cada dia V este Gambia esta dando
luear, a ST. vez, q ccntrademostra-
clones por parte de los catalanes.
Una De estas, prepa-aGa por los CO.
merciantes Sc vi0 ~concurrIda por
una anormc multitud.
Por su partc. los concentrates de
aoui proponen que sean boycoteadas
.odas las mercancias c~ata!anas, como
IN castigo a los productores de elias,
sobre quienes Sc lanZa Ell terrlb e car
90 dc ser unos traidores que desean Ia
separation de esa .provincia de ESpa-
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
SFRAN NOMBRADOS LOS NUE.
VOS DIPLOMATICOS.

NADkiD. Diciembrc i4.-Sc dice
oun On sussitucion Ge Polo Bernabe,
Minjstro cspahol en- Aemania, qYc
ACADIA dc scr removido de csc pucsto,
seri Nomhrado ell breve Ramon De-
NINA. ruG Secretario de Ia Lega-
ci6n csranola 9 les Conferencias dc
.Alccciras Y posteriormente su5-Se-
crctario dc Relaciones ENter1ores Y
en- Italia.
AsegGrase igualmcntc que ka1aes
Nitiana ser& uonbrado para ocupal
j nuesto de Miristro Plenipotencla-
10 en- Ruman;a Y que por ahora no SC
.ubrira Ia ~vacartc cue dcjo al morn
Ell Embaiador cspanol en- V'ena'
Castro Cazsaleiz. Segun parece, Ill
idea del cohiorno eS QUO dehs c7pe-
rarsa m POGO 4 que a situacion Sc
aclarc IN tanto en- el eH-lmperio de-
los Hapsbur@os.
,Por 10 uuc atanc = las causas qus
hubo para remover dc Su 2uesto d
Polo Bcrnabe. las verslones que estan
circu]ando son cotradictoriaS. SEMI
oficialnentc SC dice cue 81 asnnto es-
taba pendiente de r~esolucion ace
basta3te tempo Y que Ia ren:oc'on
fue solisitada Dor e mismo, en- VS.
"a dc n nsccsidad de desc2nsar ul'
POGO del cxceso dc trahajo en- u Sc
.raGujo para n Emhalada ell hech'
de haber tenido gu" hacerse cargo dc
os ~j2tsreses de las nac!ones beige
rantes durante Ia %lerra V al mucho
rrabaio que. rcrsonalmente, Sc tom9
arc proporcionarles algun a!lVio a
,os prisionecos dc los aliados.
Pero Dor otra parte sc dice, en- los
c~irc2los politicos, que FL motive de su
separaci6n no fue otra, que la poca
.in,patia oue lie inspiraha a Romano
mes ia amistad de que siempre 90
muestras hacia ell gooierno del Kaiser
q cual fue causa de que traSafa con
poca energia los asuntos relatives al
hurdimiento de barcos espanoles pof
los submarines alenlanes, Y cl nal C.
fecto cue lie produjC cue hubiera a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
CABALLERO ATTRIBUTE Ell FRA
Case A LA FALTA DE UNION

MADRID. Diciembre 14.-El !lder
social;sta Caballero ha causado honda
sensation q unaS d~eclaraciones qu"
h;Zo. dicicnio cue cl fracaso del mo-
vimiento ~cmprenGido pr los trabala-
dorcs, no Sc debc 4 otra cosa cue A
Ia falta de union que cXiste entire
las d~ifercntes raraas del :rabaio e.
Esrana Y por 10 mismo, 6 irdlspen-
sable oue Sc proceda desde luego 4 &C.
rrecir csc mai que repcrcute tnr,e-
data e acknowledgements sobre los
mismos trabaiadorcs.
Terroin6 sus declaraciones Giciendo
Que tan pronto como Sc !oCrc cue
hava union entire todoS los trabaJa-
dorcs espanoles, EsHsEa 5" conTertl-
ri cr Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

VICTIMAS DE
BAJA CALIFORNIA

ALICE. Texas. diciembre ll.-Los
senores .Amado Gutierrez Y I. Sala-
ar, de esta poblacion, remitieron hoy
al senior Gabriel Botello, Consul de
Mexico en- Corpus Christi, Texas, Ii
suma de S47.25, monte de una colec-
ta que hicieron para ayudar 4 los
damnificados del cicl0n que azot6 4
San Jose del Cabo, Ell Ia parte sur
de la Baia California. La lista de
las personals que contribuyercn. es CO.
NO sigue:
Alice State Bank & Trust Co.,
$500; Geo. Hobbs C Sons, $500; Sa-
lazar's Store, $500; Citizens State
Bank, $3.50; Juan de Dios Vela, Jr.,
$500; Julian Gomez, S1.00; Jesus
Maria dc la Cara, s1-00; Reyes Cruz
Sl.00; Andres Canales, $1.00; H. ".
Carrot, $1.00; Francisco Perez, S1.0G;
Willie Mancha. S1.00; Vidal Naiar.
S1.00; T. H. Clark, $3.50; Amado
Gutierrez, S1.00; Adolfo Perez. S1.O6;
Pauline Tovar, $1.00; Gregorio Sail
mas, S1.00; Jose Lozano, 5000; Z. ,.
Boatright, $3.50; Pablo T. Gonzalez,
$3.50; Alice Eco. $3.50; Alberto
G. Vela, $3.50; Juan PARA, $0.5a;
Juan Villarreal, $3.50; Nelson Josiyn,
$3.50; Claudio Wright, $3.50; Pedro
Grade, $3.50; Srita. Eligia Gonzalez,
$3.50: Jose Gallardo, s0.25; Juan
Elizalda. S0.25; Panfilo Luevano,
sO.25. Mitad de la function organiza-
da Dor ell senior Jose Gallardo, S7.O0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
VOLVERAN AL SERVlClO
DOS CANONEROS
Sc hallan reparados va ell
"Guerrero' y ell "Chiapas"

GUAYNAS. Son. Diciembre "
Eduardo Oliver. ca0itar de NaVlo dc
n Armada Nacional, rue desde hace
a!eun tempo radica an este puerto
descsmpenando una comision que ie
contrib Ia Secrctaria dc Guerra Y
Marina. ha rendido informes relatt-
o a las Preparedness que Sc hIcie-
ron baio su direction a canonero
Guerrero. que tenia a!sur tempo
de cstar en- connpcstura en- este puer-
90.
Dice ell informc cue cl harco estA
rcrfectamentc listo para TODD serVl-
clio, V quc Sus condiciorcs son c
Ientes ell todos sentidos
I'm csc irformc 81 captain Oliver
hacc clorios a los ooreros mecanlcos
mcxicanos. ruyos conocimieHtos en-
Ia matc~ia de Preparedness &c tarcos,
son indiscItlbleS.
De! "Chiaras". otro canonero tam
bien dc Il armada. sahesc cue csta
listo ' que Sc pondra pronto al ser
vicio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
LA SITUACION EN- Ell EDO.
DE ZACATECAS
Civiles y militares pasan PoE
condolences diflciEes

CiUDAD De MENICO, piciembre
14.-Aurclio Sepu vcda. Jef2 de las
C'persciones Nilitares en- RI kS."do de
Za~catecas. lego . csta capital, aeon
nanado del professor Jose Alcazar, d.
rector de Il banda del So. Regimiento'
dc s~uarniciGn en- aGueiia capital "a
catec3ra.
Sepu!veda vicnc con objeto dc adj
uuirir de la Secretaria ie Guerra MA
gran cantidad dc vestuario para ST
trora, de Ia que carccc cast en- o
absolute. sienGo sus condolences %
mentable$.
Sepulveda permanecera en- Mexico
aicuros dias. pues sdernas de este
objcto, trae otros que va a tratar con
Carranza. segIn 10 manifesto a los
reportcrns de esta c%apit2l.
Dice cue ell Estado de Zacatecas
escta IN tanto enpohrecido . calsa
de que los negocios no sc normal
ian tndavia bien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
SICUEN LAS INTRIGAS ALEMA-
MAS

MADRID. Diciembre 14.-Hay
prucbas evidentes de que las intrlgas
alemanas Sc estan renorando otra
rez en- differences parties de. pals.
Esto vicne a agravar I'm tanto !;
situaci6a que va cs dclic&d2 de po:
81. a causa de qae ha sido ratifica-
do como E~mbajador aleman err Is
para, por ell nuevo ~@obicrno, el pri@
ire Rat;hor que, como IS hicn 81
bi4c. Is cncmigo personal dc Roma
no7es. actual jefe del gobierno, QUEEN
descubri6 d!versg complots cue esta-
har sicndo tramados en- la EmbaJaG2
alemana.
Sc rumora que el gobierno espanoi
,st* es~tudiando ia convenlcncia de re-
chazar a Ratibor. 10 cue pudlcra dar
luc7r a una ~situ&cion aun mas i
rante entire ambos PASSES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DOS TRENES ASALTADOS
EN- VERACRUZ
Uno de ellos iba ocupado por
gran numero de tropas

NERACRuZ. Diciembre l0-Cada
dia cS mayor la mai% impression Qu"
sc tienc en- este puerto acerca de la
falta complcta de seguridadcs en- las
comunicaciones del EstaGo, donde Ell
novimiento revolucionario Sc ma exa.
cerbado dcSdc Que Candida Aguilar
licto las primeras GIsposicicnes &c
campaHa contra ei cnemigo.
Rafael Urquizo, jcfe de- EStado Ma
yor del iefe de las operaciones, envi6
IN telcgran:a a los peri6dicoS dc esta
ciudad. cypresandoles cue los rebel
dcs hahian volado IN trcn en- ell kilo-
metro 36l de la Ii; del ferrocarril
Mexicano, entire e. pueblo de San
Andres = Orizaba.
La maquina internal hizo explosion
entire cl primero ) cl scgundo de los
cares del convoy, cue con6ucia
fuerzas y pertrechos de- guerra, ha-
biindosc incendiado Ia mayor parte
de 10 aue coAGucia dIcho convoy.
Agrega que Silvino Garcia bat!6
ruGamente a los revolucionarios. qu'e
hes Sc vieron obligads 4 abaEdnar e.
camp. pero sin dejar NADIA CT poGcr
dc los lcales.
Fl Ferrccarri' I~rtcroceanico turo
QUO s~uspcnder 81 vrafico durante dos
dias. q causa dc un d"scarrilamien-
10 verificado en- Su Inca. cerca de Ia
lara. e. convoy Sc sali6 de Ia via
cast con,p!etamcntc; pero. detido a
la actividad Y sar"re fra del maOui-
nista, TO Sc registr&roE afortuna-
damente desgcacias pe-sonalcs. Pa
n hoy Ia via sSt& eXpedita.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
DEFUNCION

FALFURRIAS, Texas, Dlclembre
1I-El dia 30 de Noviembre proNimo
pasado f~allecio en- esta %poblacion Ell
senior Antonio P. Cara, a la edad de
9 amos. Ell finado = hlJo del Sc
0 Ildefonso Perez Y de Ia sonora
Tulsa Cara, ambos naturales de Ca
MARCO. Tamaulipas, Mexico. Sobre-
wen al desaparecido, ademas de sus
padres, sus hermanos Camilo, victor
V Apolonio V sus hijas Joscfa, Gua-
da!upe Y Dolores Perez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
In NEXICANO ENVIA So OBO-
10 PARA SUS HERMANOS DE
phJA CALIFORNIA

Ell II Mateo a. Mata, mexlcano
que reside ell West Oakland, Cali
fornia. en- donde esta trabaJando en-
los astilleros de csc lugar, nos ha en-
viado I'm peso para que 10 remitanos
al Tesorero de la Junto de Socorros
para las victimas del ciclon de Ia Ba-
ia California, remission que por nues-
ira parte va hicimos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
COMO ESTA FORMADA Ia CONF
SION NOMBRADA POR Ell REf

MADRID, Diciem5re Ida Co.
mission que fue nomhraGa por e! Fey
que Sc encargue del estudio de
IA corvenicncia de cue Espana Sc
adhicra a ia idea de Ia formation dc
Ia Liga de las Naciones, esta lorna
da Dor cinco civiles Y cinco miembros
salidos de las academies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
INVESTIGATION ACERCA DE LA
MATANZA DE JUDIOS.

WASHINGTON, Dic:embre 10
Noticias oficialeS reciDidas de Fran
cia dicen que el Narisca, Foch ha en-
Waldo IRA mission militar q Polonia,
para ~investigar 10 Que haya de cierto
en- los informes que sc han resibido de
mafarZaS do i1dioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

$500 DE GRaTIFICACIoN . IN aho d
susc-ipcion a LA PRENSA". dare 4 qu;en
me pEoporcione :rio1ncs esactos de nj her
mano, Jose S-vi=u. oriSlh2Tlo 'e tsyoHt
S,,o-, NE-:s,. Es de estatura rcyular, CO
io- b!snco. cabcIlo rub;o. Haee COMO trY
emo, sa;5 del lusar de docde Is oris:aarp
y Sc supone esta en- Estndos Un:des: cuaE
go r Aryizu. IS John St, San Frau-
cisco r. ATviz. SS John St. San FraS-
cisco. California. 0A3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

SAMUEL. ". WHITE. Abosaco, Douglas.
arizona. Atierde toia clase de aesoeiei Jo-
dicieIes v ADMINISTRATORS: reciamaciores po-
tanos = pe-juirius ,ersonales caCsas c;viics
V crin1inalcs en- todas parties. Especia! aten-
ciol i ia :o!on!a mexicara. Correspondence
en- espanoi e :ngies. RefcrcnciaS: Les seno-
res conEuies de Douglas ) NHco. Arizona, y
personcs prominentes nexicanss RESIDENCES en-
Douglas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

Sc NECESITAE 1000 trabajadorcs para q
F.-rocarril d" Pennsylvania. - pagan 10.
mejoTcs sucldos y nucstros Caihpos SON les
meiorcs en- q pals, proporci0namoS coEfor.
,antes cana<. bahos ac aqua calicntc : mag
nifica comida. 81 U.tcd HI traba jafo an
'e5 con ~noSotroS, dcSctmos quc yuciva a ha-
cer!o: 81 ticnc aigunoS amigos en- nurstra
Ga. TucrcmcS cue 50 reraG con clos Y n
..Gnca ha traba isdo ccI n~osotros. dsseamos
que ahcrG 10 hara. : ~Guciari tan satisfcche
que S;enir-c Scra ng"Stro amigo. pucS csa
Compahia trata d~ebiGameutc = sus traba:5-s
Gcrcs. Paru toda cia-c dc dctalies ocurr8 a
u. l.. Osborn. 1925 W. Houston ST. San
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Sc PUsLICA LA CONTROVERSIAL
DIPLCMATICA

SANTIAGO De CHILE. Dicierlbre
1S.-Se anuncia oficialnlente que den
tro de pocos dias ell ~gobierno puoiica-
rs III. libro contsnierdo todos los do
camentos relatives a la controversial
con el Peri.
ceptado alguras coadecoraciones del
Kaiser.
Finalmentc. otros dicen cue, en- e.
fccto. 81 fac qrien ridi6 su remocion,
pues siendo amigo del eX-Emperador
c~omprendi0 cue t~ropezaria 9 serlas
dificultades para desenpenar So car
90 bajo Ell nuevo regimen.
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BUENA R~ECoMPENSA SC dara = Ia ps-.
soma que dcvueiva una pcrri.i blanca. com.
plctlmente cicga y con una Iallcha ncsra eli
CT lomo. n rs Cooyrr st. c.. 2J92. lsF
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DE 0cASI0N|
ROFESIONALES

DR.. II. MARTINEZ GUZMAN.-Especia-
!idad Ell INTERMEDIATES de ninos y partSS- Me-
dicina en- General. Oficira 1901 ". CONNER
&c St, Tciefono Travis 200.