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Arizona republican., 1918-06-06
CREEK INDIANS IN UPRISING ID HEAD
 OFF BEING DRAF TED
Republican A. p. Leased wireI


 HENRYETTA. Okla. June 1.-Two hundred Creek Indians are reported to have launched movement to resist the draft on the old Hickory stamping grounds. near here. where the Crazy snake uprising occurred 10 years ago, and to have killed three white farmers.
 The report of the triple killing could not be confirmed tonight but it is known that as many as 200 Indians arc encamped in the hill districts armed for resistance.
 Henryetta officers and fifty members of the Henryetta home guard has- tened to the scene tonight. Following their arrival. many shots were heard According to the authorities trouble IS expected tomorrow morning when an attempt will be made to arrest leaders of the band.
 Woman at Bottom of IL
 The trouble is said to have been in- stigated by a Creek Indian woman liv- ing at Council IIill She returned from a trip 10 Washington ten days ago and since that time has been featuring to the Indians. the authorities say. She Is reported to have told them that their young man cannot be forced into army service. that the United States govern ment is robbing them and that they are to be sent across the, waters, to be killed.
 It is said that while in Washington tho woman conferred with persons sus- pected of pro-German leanings. Y Registration officers here say that 44 members of the Snake band of In- dians. within draft age, failed to regis ter. Sixty-five young men of the band were recently called for army service and only 15 reported. ...
 These with older men of the band are said to have united in the movement to resist the draft.
 The woman is said to be attempting 10 organize a new secret society among the Indians to thwart the governments plans to enlist Indians in war work.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-06

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The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-18
Camp Pike Notes

For some time an effort has been made to discover just which the new songs or tunes is most ular among the men at Camp but it seems to be rather s ess task, for they are not s'veh much to vocal music. The ~en know the old church tunes
 tier than any of the ngr
 seem to have ng
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-18
. ELL WIN
What Does It Mean to You to Know that Your Red C


 supplies 0 }Fm m ay hpta Provides OF 1t g dress
  oFrnchsdd Operates $ n m ni m ng GOO o P wa znea nantmr m dp n ~ nor than ndmn on hhpIa supplies fU0.s0 s0ders obcob eb ,e al the yfonhe aboard tn eSwisfr
  k l1epars supplies to tay from h of mo ab bun the Pav front -four rdasa a m
 h @ tes sinr al atte htntnnw $ eondtc
 work ofo hospitals women
 la ueP Pa sha5qurt $ ono oft kyourRe dCrosba s herocw ofun 
 in nhe ftt bee posbe
 Frnchsod gIanygb n la ffmd. dCn tn tsn future urboi baR Roumana eFsLinm d countries shavebe  Redo sheausea ne nsan 0
 70 Your e dCrusy
 THIS SPACE THE RED CROSS BY -H L. BUEGHT FY-
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-18

camp until after the dnst is un- der control to greater extent. It would require 6 shower every night to keep down the dust and until the roads are all paved or oiled, white uniform has about as much chance as snowball in August.
 They are all coming in and no one going out'' so far as the movement of troops and the news reports are concerned As a mat ter of fact, troops move out of Camp Pike every few days but there is no advertising the fact and the writer cannot answer questions of that nature. If one could have seen the long lines of colored rockies" pouring into the camp the past two weeks, there might have been grounds for believing that we would soon have nothing here but negroes. nd if he had seen them leaving e trainloads, he would won. It there were any left at 'ator Joe T. Robinson 100000 men are going ch month. To get
 every camp has
 share. But
 as to the
 had ire
 build
 hat be
 who
 rote
 aim
 are
 ad
 ill
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The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-18

cent was used but it left the bread too crumbly. All of the bread is baked at camp bakery. Just now the Y. NJ. c. A. is making a most strenuous effort. to secure men for army work. No man can be considered Who is under 3 or over 50 and they must be willing to go ovfrseas later if necessary. It ;Akes a nightly good man to na@sure up the eouires ne Y. M.
 exacting
 army it
 al call for
 for expert
 lics of Chris
 ell as minls
 M commu-
 rested
 L..
 ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT, co.'s large front rooms and
bath, nicely furnished. for bachelor; Gle
vatOr.
DIAMOND ls38-EyCellent unfur. rooms:
All cows; parlor suit. for professs man,
GIRARD AVE. l313--Furnished apartment,
second or third floor; private family.
PINE O25-DOuble and single rooms. with
board; excel. table; French boarding house
moderate prices Phone, Filbert 1856 W.
18TH, s., 4l6-Single and double rooms. ad-
Joining bath; run. hot water; good service,
18TH ST, s., 2i7--Rooms and suite; finest
central location,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

DELAWARE RIVER WHARF
plrr Ga feet long,
Area about JS OOO SQUARE foot
MI%Ti'RN T. WRIGHT 6 GO.
AZ Nurris liuldinS
Building IotS. Factory >ites. htc.
SITES. RAILROAD .p.uua. and Reading:
$1,000 per aCr" Uud up. nc"nrdnE 70 loc'
Inquire for terms DlETERlcI, 137 Walnut
store. and Dwellings
S3un CASH sorurrg "53 y. Gu'h ST.. rooms.
store. hOt-NHt'T heat, ELECTRIC lgu'' Sull
papcrhaugor or plumh,r. pr!C" hllnV' IGu,,
S3I HOWARD y. WILSON y Co, IL
Germantown ave. ..-.------------.
WEST rHn.hDrIri'iA
BEST VALUE ~ plltl.A. .-,.,,
SPRINGFIEID AVE, 5GTIl 10 "IllI
Si"Uu. WORTH Siiuu ,,
RELAIAE TERRACE. 5dTH Tp "'Tli
DNIN $4,000
Iuc!osod porch"s. every known convenience
An early decision Is 4dyisthIo'
JAS. e. ENBURG, Builder.
car ~ on walnut to- 57th and chester
ono block north
BEAUTIFUL, .SroNE ,tnlyERHHo9Nr HOME
sits I'm tho center OF a 15OXil corner lot; ls
large rooms, : beautiful modern baths 4
ECTHIGRRi.Es =. sTANNARp, 2ti Docl, st.
II inc several desirable 2Etory. uorrh.fro"l
houses we are Offering ni ginr!iE, r,,1rr
Fuil particulars by mail. MAlkAE, DOL
MAN 4 CO., y ". cor, iroAd ANA 'h's'hH''
II3I \, G0Tn ~, - Thrco-sturv, ".r"um
housc, electric lghts, ail improvements
H. w. HAGFRrN. Laurel Springs ~ j.
56l4 WALNUT ST--3-story, modoru dwell
ing lust taken tito from Shrrluf WIN ~oi'
at cost. RINGE & RlNGE, 02N CngsLnuL 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
WANTED

Antique furniture. china. silycrwgrc, old
gold silver. platinum. falls" teeth. S"'n-
pl"rs. carly Amer. pictures. coins, STAMPS,
pistols Penn ANTIQUE. - $. u. IN, Sp, 2Gls.
CAST-OFF iNG-Highest prices paid
for ladcs' and gontlemcn's clothing OF al
descriptions. hats, shoes, furs, etc, WIN call
day or evening. city or suburbs. Call. write
or phone Ben Ponlar 57-7l. Open evenings
RLACEER, 1879 Poplar st.
FURNITURE. pianos, carpets. antiques. on
tire or part houses Tor cash no mattCr
how largo !. Bcrnstcin, 1854 Ridge ave.
GOLD. sily.. Lib Bonds, pawn tickets, false
teeth, broken iowolrv. talk. mac, records.
music rolls and furu. wanted, 22l3 Columbia.
OLD GOLD bought, silver platinum. false
teeth. also talk. mach and records; highest
prices paid. - y. 10Th. Phone Walnut 1887
PHONOGRAPHS. talk. mach. aud roc, b't,
highest prices paid. l2OS lilbcrt. opcn eve
IOSTITINEL.Y highest prices paid ladies' e.
gents cast.uG clothing, shoes, hats: call
day. evening, city, country. Phone Dickinson
Gi55. Friedman Bros. liit South St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

BEST MARKET ever known to purchase
unimproycd property: "" have many
choice sites at real bargain prices, either
sale or exchange. n. q, Harris & CO., Guar
ant"e Trust BdE.. Atlantic Guy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
SANITARIUMS
APARTMENTS NTED

BEAUTIFUL location special scientific care,
nervous elderly; every comfort. nurses
ioo,lct. Dr. Randall CIV Limo. Ghost nm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
CITY

modern homes for rent: most
complete and attractive list available.
SHERWOOD co, 112i Walnut st.
1873 :. 18TH ST-l3 rooms and baths.
20 ;, 2lst st.--13 rooms and baths.
W. LEWIS, Real Est. Trust Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS KANE, 5i1 $. 10th ST., wants nur,
sery governess. $40; cooks; chamDer,ns,. cha,,1o,,
and waitress for Washlnstoh housIim, honations,.
tiles, Spruce 5iol.
MRS, HARVEY 1919 Rittenhouse sg;-.Nv- ny
msrous vac. fer lst-clsns helps Az nAs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
NEW MISREPRESENTATION
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

ATLANTIC CtTY--Cottages for sale or rent
HARRY TOWNSEND. 2s05 Atlantic ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

TYPIST-The Atlantic Refining Company
has an opening for an experienced female
typist at its main office. 3iii Passyunl,
ave. philadelphia. Apply In person al th"
Sales Department.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

eTENHiRAPIER. TEMALE--Thc A,tsr,t,
Refining 'omnany has an opening Tor an
sxpcrenceI femalc stcnographcr at its NAL a :,
office. 3lii Passyunk ave-, philadcln,btii IN aIi
splendid opportunity for ndvAnr"r""rnt, prIa
ply in person at the Sales Department. Np'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

tllE\RoIET-Ev"r huv % U.a.i to a
turkey raitl", and did Auu over got tho ulr.
h"Nt WHY take ~ chance deaf with a uI-
'luutlN responsible concern and lr pru.
l''i"d; v" haN" several slightly u~ui and
demonstrating cars left n our p,r.mhrr
3lst inventory which must hn sold this
week, raGardlrss Of price. ono 'Rn,tI Mail"
Nu.tH' touring, $3.50: another. $3.50, others
a7 hlIh aS $500: don't miss this opuortuuits f.
traffic conditions are getting WORSE.
CHEVROLET MOTOR 60. UF PA lEC.
33i y. BrOal ST.. phiIa
ia aud Chestnut sis. phild
i3i Walnut ST. Camden. y. !.
PAIGE 1915 TOURING. 5-passouu,r Gas.
fully ,uuiuuod. pHiut aud general condition
NrrN fine. hig bdFEaiu. $3.50
Sold under our tudraNtru Trial IlHu
Eg"l"W. wiley Motor Go" 3ni BROAD go.
REQ. ,ylindrr ecdan top. 1917 model. run
Guuo miles. brand now Eo,1l cord tirrs
and many extras $500 cash. Phone G'rman-
town ilOi ".
STANLEY CAR uses KEROSENE for fuel.
STANLEY MOTOR CARRIAGE CO.. .325
Chestnut st.
STrpEIAKER G-cylud"r iu top-uu'ch
Shhr": big bargain at $500
GuHrHniocd; doys' TRIAL Plan
His"low-Wtll"v Motor co. 3ui y. Uruad st.
AUTO INSURANCE.! lowest rates. Last colu-
pautos. ms. and accident claims collected
Preston Preston, 333 walnut. LON, So
SWEETEN USED CAR CLEARING HOUSE
33u.332 y BROAD ST. SpRUrE 1859.
EXCHANGED car bulletin now ready.
Gladly mailed upuu request
ArTOCARS Tor salc. reasonable: good con.
ditlun. Nilhournc. - y. sd 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SPOT CASH SPOT CASH
Wanted, corner house. with yard and ga.
rago spaCe; must be modern. close to school
city VIII nay cash at once for house that
value hv letter
V, g. STEIN. 2i2 y. parien 81. Nv letter.
IT. lpC HAVE \ SALABLE PROPERTY 3
Of Market st. West Phila.. we can sell IL
TliMAGlNNlSS & son. 5000 baltimore ave.
CORNER PROPERTY on Broad st. for office
purposes; send full particulars. + III.
ledger office.
WANTED---S- room porch home from a3d 10
33d. Huntington to Allegheny ave. j lie.
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
GERMANTOwN
) Minutes to Train
g Minutes to
5 Trolley Lines

IL rooms. semidetached stone
and brick house in Cerman-
town, near Washington Lane
Station, Reading Railway, first
station above Germantown:
American Radiator hot-water
heat, gas CRATES, electric and
gas lights, 2 bathrooms, 8 toi-
lets. stone laundry in base
ment, cemented cellar. bright
rooms, large, open living room,
5 bedrooms, sitting room,
storeroom, etc.; a side-yard
house that is ideal in winter as
well as summer; the porch has
individual entrance and a
splendid lawn in front; will
rent cheap or will sell; owner
living in it at present. Phone
Germantown 5214J. Address
NJ 303, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONVISITLE--3 MONTHS. 81
NISIRIE--3 MONTHS. 81 80
FACTORY. REnlllLT TYPEWRITERS
sO2 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 2i50 MAIN 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
OLD GOLD

OLD sold silver, platinum. plated ware. old
style iewelry. tooth plates bought for cash,
Est. 1917, J. l.. Clark. ronn"r. S07 SAMSON.
OLD gold silvor. platinum. highest prlccs
paid. 'l20S Fihort st. Phone, Opcn oygS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
APARTMENTS

THE GENEVA
18TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
High-class apartments with or without pri-
Vate baths; entirely return, Tel. Spruce 37O0.
1900 PINE STREET
largo unfurn. rooms and private bath, $50.
MERTON GREIMS. Liberty Rldg, Wal G02o
I22s-I23O-I23a SPRUCE ST.
Dcslrahle APARTMENT houscu for rent
THE PENNA CO., hi7 Chestnut st.
SUBURBAN
SUNNY, BRIGHT AND WARM
large rooms and bath. s65; large rooms
and bath: $40; garage II desired: at railroad
and trolley; convenient locality.
MERTON GREENS, I.IBERTY BLDG.
-, Wabut dp.o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
BOARDING


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room, electric light
steam heat, private bath second floor
with board. for | or gentlemen: SIS for ] /,
s25 for . q 246. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

SINGLE HOUSE, lot 5ox255 IT.. o rooms and
baths. hot-water heat. gas & electricity.
hardwood floors; excellent condition: 30S.
smith. Dasllesh Russ. 1892 Gtn. ave.
NEW HOMES. O rooms and bath. hot-wntef
heat, gas and electricity, hardwood floors:
Snl smith Dalrliesh RUSS Ctn. avn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE'
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE ui a sacrifice, well I"sihhllFh"I
rully rouipurd amateur finishing pi"ui.
doing both rrtul and contract hu~lu.-S
studio attached. BOX n. N"rth Wales Pa
LADY h,ring 500 to invest can own
library business earning SlOu muuth'
rormanoIr pleasant. profitable. Llbrurlan'
q ii3 ledger Central .---
pENNA. CHARTER GUARANTEE CO., 22d
prcNrl Building. incorporates ana olS""-
i2,s companies at small cost.
ALTO TIRE yulraniying business showing
good profits; sell fun or mart interest ,,rN-
pcrlrurc unnecessary. & 233, Ledger ''n''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY health heat better and
cheaper than hot water or steam; 1000
reltrsnees; both phones. 1871 tYlbert q,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

River Front Properties
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
rEN>SNLNANIN FARMS
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

10 :. ITll ST.
Desirable office building.
Possession March |. lOlS.
TllE JENNA, 60. al7 chestnut ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

400 ACRES
with house, barn. ctc.. in Pocono Mountains.
especially suited for raising sheep or hogs:
win rent this year for 81 per acre. q 745,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

Statesmen

We have several districts open fur high
class Salosmrn in Philadelphia aud nearby
territory. Mon who can qualify viii be- given
sales hcadpuHrtcrs in ono Of our big prn-
ducing exhibits. our district representatives
are more than satisfied with their present
earnings Are you? can Encyclopedia
Britannica Corp, Sd floor, " T., cor. 18th
and WdlnLt SITS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

NADIA produce tanta ansiedad
como estar aguardando 10 que
ha de transformer radical
mente nuestra vida, hemos lie
gado por fin a 10 cue conside-
ramos la cumbre de nuestras
asDigaciones: vivir en- una
hermosa casa donde Sc niue
We afanosa y con1enta Ia col
mena. humana de cue sntes
habl&bamos y poser la ma
Qunaria moderna, con Ia cual
podremos hacer IN perodlco
que sea 10 que peEsabamos
que fuera ell ~nuestro, en- los CO.
m;enZos de, nuestra empresa:
IN 6rgano que lie de prestlglo
a la patria; respetabilidad a
Ia raza y cue sirva de paladln
y de portavoZ a TODD I'm pue-
bio.
Nuevo tragin y nuevo au-
mento en- ell personal han re-
Querido todas estaS meJoras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

poroue habiamos hecho IN es-
tudio concienzudo del asunto,
Y pudimos llegar a la conclu-
sion de que 81 b;en hay in gran
ndmero de personas a quienes
las atenciones &c 81 trabalo
apena9 s. les deian G@-nl1 pa
"a entazaGSa de los ngh2tss
cue Sc les pueden pro>orcl2-
mar en III senanario, 81 cam
bio hay IN ndmer5 re5oet4oi-
l.aia-g d Iao+3Tss Cue anas.an
e1tGrarSe diaIG&~ent2 &c is
notic;3s 3e inter- Y cue no IS
tan saJiSfechos con el senana-
rio, cue Sc We prscisGdo a ira
sar de acontecimienjos que
ocucgieron con mUcna anLcl-
paci5n a IA fecha en que Sc
-publica Ell peri6dico.
Inspirado& en- esq idea Y f.
mes en- nuestro nuevo PROPOSE
TO, Ell 10 lie Octubre de 1914,
~! 49,. ~ n1noaro
Sc d d tuI
ce -" I1eA9" 800
Il pEn-1co rssPoh1io, con,o
Siemp7c con N en1us. lI't'
a q d E"F|oS d.
= '''~.--
n+'-S'
III '-" ,s- -.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
Ell acedio a la Ciudadela.

Me~iep. HG.;es Il. Hoy a is de- y Ounce &c l. n'hina la
;farz,s lc-lrs q gp.i-rno shricron Il :usso Fot-e hs rees!ee' 2Sa-
,eAc-1dos en- IA Cigtaira. ecsSarso 81 'Ti'!cr' a. 100 cSarct er'
cans 4 Ia Aainsiz. SaO /. tnrec'c7 delGenern! SA"aSee a.A-
Cue erf--o C. uns matter CnczFalz2ia.
Mzdcro ersa:A Get Ers III. hsmbrr, ea taH;o que Ds fur7s DC
Felix D.7 a-renaea 4 clacv MI o+os MY tsn aTSAds ; en
~sy&cuen., srI,era ' Tari-Sues. In IN 3nneipN n: SO'l'"
li,r,.,ts =, coa.ss.a GOT 5veaos se1en;r. pero ks neS.rn ~
r.-.a, &C Cae-Tavscs. eoasisteHteS Ct l1s horabTcs &c SaFeFSy
g..ae..,. v etc vro , ec-apoaer para e1?s i: eondistota5 en- quo
:. cacoa:r1baE. LnS do1 HerSFEiss 'r1A r1eEsi0niao% J hsc'a'
1. ru,,.-g, n trsH,c de las trop.s ieshs. eiccgisndo IA aiarecA Co
mo 5sc &c opc7dU1s-
. = -Cus,io H.!.ro -Ie de !, su1.d 81 dc-trsu, &C Gryo srt
hzrs COZ Ce,eto 5e 'tssicn=s c! pair. peas Es'saaoe Se Ttno G Co
rs.,z:cEto G~ q-t hubs iio I eon.c--ncar an cl General phsf4S
~, Que .ue.a a Mexico enr Is f3ars Sue tens. a 60 -nndo
! Sc =S,Er7 Cue eI General AnEclrs no ss.a en A'es-o 1oro
iquetr Gvho arrion. .no Que rn Jas 2rirsErs herS &c a f1aaani CT
:o a Cfad.Gc,a p,Ti eomh-ur Il lido &c Felix DA-
2aca,ecIs y 0,raea 81 cne2e=:ia e. Pods- &C ho' !ero:s7a%
rios lelaGa.. sr.aa ter7.ehos rrciritos hoy en- eta eizd'd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17

La installation de una Saqui-
ma rotativa s~ignifica la insta-
laci6n de muchos Department
tos que requieren Ia atenci6n
de eXpertos obTeros. Pero en-
esta nueva casa que siente
Intense orgullo de mirar con su
simpatica fachada de dos pi-
SOS hacia ell barrie mexicano,
cabemos todos perfectamente
Y aun puede decirse que senti-
mos una satisfaction identlca
a la del eG.ficio por haber We
nido a establecernos frente a
la barriada donde viven las
genteS de nueStra raZa, con
quienes convivimos material y
espiritualmente.
Esa es, a grandes rasgos,
lector, la historic de una en-
presa que Sc siente orgullosa
de dos cosas: de haber reali-
zado 10 que Sc propuso, y de
llamarse meXicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
veces fueron recha-
zados les g~obiernistas.

E.st-tr =cnectos en- Cue asss-a pcicciso extra en- rsfrs>
& hEa6una Sei iEisrek.' Il hsa recbto Ia ,isaeatuecn-
G. Loa.ca De ISSiru.co. n aGeo
Las tcar.H IaiLs q CNb--o. s.-Noa c-.t-o vscea eoascrc-
.SYss = cyutd.a, iSn3e ., ~ hechs ire-rs e. SeHsE-- DpL La
cl.=o wee. ise-ua -sch,saG-s per les Eu5!evs9s.
E.sr. Ii. D. FrEaeico L tsi. DsTs. cS.P-c.!5sf:e ds Ia
2,7I5l,e.. sc scero u P....-4at1 ?a.d,ro T!L,adoe 5Ge rcrCn-
car. p.r. c,!o.. n.iea r..a7s . IA pA:ra. pe-o andHo e eor
,eito &c uaa r..arr. h.us-:: sae solo r1;.5a con aa FeSetes =
nc:-sl ,zs.
Ps-a -. ng.-co -. 80 eSr,s a MEXICO IA ies,ts DO Emil
10, * 's=s,o LaJistA /: CeH5vSve Dc 4 O.. cue te5e1 = u
,-.nGcu ~ enaaie-rbe nurcr5te feb.' 5e. e'leulandose Se 10 sa
.-s-o< ID SET mil SiIeE,ni ts-po Is ctTo,a &c IA !ae.-, nL
iCe I~:Ss IL seSgrH-
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