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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
PEvIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

Fighting for Fairview." Bv NuHam
fIr.ljpnr Illustrated bv N N tarkr
.t Y1-s Clty D~Applcton y C'n
Irrr sl.s1 met
Whom BudjY Jones eptain ot I.Ir-
srtg Hieb school baseball team pp@ned
tho -r4-nn Hr ound himself -eTouS'l
handicapped With nlv .Ho af The
previous vcar team remaining here
had tu be complete rrronstriction. 4Dd
ram now material llsed 0r aFgs
niinter uf new -rholars resulting from
III ufux III rorkiugmrn n 'hc town, t1
meet increased labor demand created hv
ht W.r
Amaug ,hi- uew material ~pre oov-
tr1m other chooi- wnp nad played base
I4li on thcir nooi teams, and Who could
liav good BAN Bgt Buddy Jones found
great difficulty d Getting them ~ play
~ game Better PLAYERS than nc most
li them Sera aIt therr rad not the real
-Dirif How '1 yet that spirit INTO them.
tu get mem IL hight ior rAlrvIew. "aa the
problem and ID was one lard to solve
especially jDr Buddy Jones
ln ac end Buddy clearly aw wn4t
hi~ auty was. ana hc performed il man
ruil- although 4 hurt tic aaw nat inc
p.ayrr- aad uo confidence u nun aud
uol sufficient respect inr his authority
captain There va- only one hing - eu,
and Ae all IN iIe gave Ip Ee leadership
anu transferred / to another. ~Diendld
piAver. and vnc IS up meanwhile hau gam
.d from I}uddS Ioucs au insight ntp fnc
real need d rhr team ne -rno" ,pirH.
the ghtlng .ar FaTJew pirit. Mean
Rmic. Budd sep, 81 game. .lOin-
.yerNta.rg + -~!uie specially un ho
..aeni44 ure- aa he decisive period
af the rl.uty laIuuIun-gup, eDnteetcu
for Is 80 e agh school cams. won
glorlW.- aetor HIS .lctort Mas due
ro ia. E.,. THAI he ~,lb0riinated himself
made / great sacrifice tar fhe Deneht ID
.He team .a4 ae -iJrE ng TIDE school
ma reward smr b epeu recognition ia
Is, ,es.res THO prize gwen to success
.tl. aprala,.
}lr Ies..-er has been aled ar
American Nrter -3r american 7H}s.
NIT ff.~ ruth hc He knows 15W
-a -aua raa -eal spirit that should anl-
{rner,ean -cno-A buls specially
ii rivalry i athYetir contests. til=
,.8a- r. Interesting, lean ami inspiring
ud Ightng tar Falrv!cW i one ui
Be..vsu he publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
LDIERS DEAD IN WRECK.
Train, Carrying Men to Football Game
in Collision

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Aurora, ILL.,, Nov "a train bear
ing hundreds of soldiers from Camp
Grant TO witness the football game at
Chicago with the Camp Zachary Taylor
squad was wrecked in a head-on col
lision with d passenger train near here
early today Several persons are re-
ported dead
Three dead have been taken from the
wreck. The injured will number twenty,
troop officers say.
The Camp Grant football special
consisted of fifteen coaches crowded
with 200 soldiers. 1t had the right Of
way, the westbound passenger having
been given orders to make the siding
at sugar Grave and wait for the special.
This, according to army men, it did
not do, the two trains meeting head-on
Just before tic siding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
WAS ROOSEvLT'S PAL.
Capt. Perkins Was In Same Squadron
With ColoneIs Son Killed In France

Captain George Perkins, Of Washington,
ID. c., who was the pal Of Quentin
Roosevelt in an aviation section in France,
and who was twice decorated with the
French Cross of War, has recently re-
cow red from n severe wound received in
aerial action, according to his COUSINS
here, Mrs William T.. Hilbert, of 22l
Concord Avenue and Mrs. j. H. Moore
$40 South Franklin street
Captain Perkins who has had years
service in France in flying, would proc
ably have been in the same fight in which
young Roo sevelt lost his life except for
his wound Captain Perkins is the son of
Mr. and Mrs John Perkins, OF 1915
Corbin Place, Washington. ID. G. lie is
now with the bombing service,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
Patriotism And Proyincialism.

We live in times when patriotism is
exalted above all other virtues, because
there happen to lie before the patriotic
tremendous chances for the display OF
courage and self-sacrifce. Patriotism
ever has that advantage, as the world is
now constituted; but patriotism and
proyincialism are sisters under the skin,
and they who can only see bloom on
men to the good points Of foreingers,
merely write themselves down blind of
an eye, and panderers 10 herd feeling
Yale Review.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
CAPE MAY HAS A MURDER.
Unidentified Body of Woman Found
on Beach.

Cape May Nov. 9.-The body of a
fashionabIy dressed young woman who
had evidently been murdered was found
on the beach at Cape May Point yes
terday
bullet wound in the right temple
and large ugly bruise on the face that
blackened her left eye leads DIR. W. A.
Lake, Cor ner, who is conducting the
investigation, to believe the woman was
killed on the beach
The only clues to her identity are a
ring bearing the initials /. w, small
photograph Of bungalow with man
standing on the porch, and marks of
Boston maker on some of her cloth
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
STOPS SUNDAY WORK
Il i. S. SHIP PLANTS
Secretary Daniels Says He Wants
to Free Workers From
Severe Strain.
Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Washington Nov 9-Thc Navy de
partment today issued all order dis
continuing until further notice all Sun
day work in navy yards and other shore
stations OF the navy The order be-
comes effective tomorrow
Secretary Daniels said the action
was taken to save the men from the
strain Of a seven day week now that
production in most essentials is ex-
ceeding requirements He added that
if increased production became necessary
the order would be countermanded
Quebec, Nov Illustrations from
Ottawa to stop the work Of fitting guns
on board ships, and also TO stop the
providing Of quarters on board some
vessels for gunner crews, have been
received by the local representatives
Of the Imperial Munitions Board engaged
in supervising the fitting and machinery
installation of wooden steamers being
built here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
I6 NEW WOMEN LEGISLATORS
Many Suffragists Also Picked For
Minor Posts On Tuesday.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
San Francisco, Nov 9-Femlnine aspi
rants in the far west who sought seats
in Congress failed without xc ption in
election but many other women candi-
dates for lesser elective honors won
success in their campaigns for state,
county and municipal offices.
Two women candidates for T. 5.
Representative Jeanette Rankin
Of Montana and Miss Anne Martin Of
Nevada--were badly distanced by their
masculine opponents.
In the eleven far western states where
woman suffrage prevails, sixteen women
were elected to the Legislature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
CHlcAGoLlyE STOCK MARKETS..

b. Associated Pres, 70 H>ers E>eH.n-
Chlcago. NOV . Hogs receipts. Il 00J
market fairly aetNe, mostly 0to - ecuts
lower han Yesterday average, butchers
Il 60aIS00, liGht i1-i5tlSO0. pack
mg IG.50a17 30. throWoutS l5.25aI0.25,
pigs. good 10 choice lt.5OaI5.23
Cattle receipts 1000 compared with
81 week ago, good and choice native and
western steers I5 10 - cents higher
common and medium uneyenly p 90
80 cents lower choice beef COWS and
heifers steady; others unevenly 25 cents
- SlO0 lower bulls 25 cents lower;
calves p cent, higher stuckers and
feeders > t. - eut, lower
sheep receipt, 5000. compared with
Il week ago. killing classes Of lambs and
hight yearllng7 l25 70 50 lower sheep
and heavy ycarling, - cent. to one
dollar lower feeding lambs about steady
Nuggul- The Kaiser makes mc hot
under the collar
Bugglu- luu tx NOT alone ia thai. thc
kaiser i boil ga the neck "a the uni
verse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
NOES RULE AUSTRIA;
SOLDIERS LOOT TOWNS
MOBILES Elected From Railway
Trains: BourgeoIsie Fearing
Bolshevilzi, Appeal TO Allies.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening


Zurlca. Euv 92O Il m Depior-
alle conditions n Austria are Inscribed
os j traveller Who h;.. arrived here from
Nienna Along the road he ram N4~
invaded b1 croRas. Places IN the coaches
occupied by Count Leopold Won Bercu-
toid, former foreign minister n iuStr,a-
Hungary ana the Prince Il Nchoennlrg
uere taken and lie norIen,n were
elected Bands oi disc rderiy soldier,
installed themselves upon ne rUol, u
the ears
stores n villages alon5 he aas H4,-
been pIllaged and focdstutTs bare ,aa
earred III The traveller confirms
ports hat anarchy relgHs 10 ne Interior
of Austria Hungary EARNS ars a,la@
pilaSed and shops sacked Is Afet -
Of deserving soldiers Tho Ro.rE, l-t..
fearing The RosheyisJ movement 5ce.re
allied Intervention. hc >aE-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

Miss Jaue, How m4us lessons ,ouIl
He require
llr-.c Teacher Wei nat Fl -oursc,
depends
Ms Jones NC only want nm 20
ntn euoe-h - he aaic ID 'eacn.
don sketch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

What is the best appetizer YOU know
Off asked Smith
The absence of price of a meal. re-
plied Jones Knoxville journal and Trib-
me
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

The cold weather will be here any
day now"
'ios. I've begun to think Of putting
away my fIlrs for The wint~" Detroit
FToe Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
GOOD LOOKING

There are lot of good-lppking
rnuug men who for one reason ~
another cannot wear Khaki
New Today
kirt-iuoclpi ~iit-. 81 io 80
~jaeh-p1ckci Suits $50 - $50
-ilk-iined Suits 225 70 SfO
Blue Tnfrzhcd suit 81 70 go
Blue li9nuol Suite S25 10 $40
tli u -pec.al models for yo80g
utu -lzrs - II 20
Young Mems Overcoats
Box mOdels. sl1 ~ go
il. B tl-'rrcttrs. $40 tn SO
ID p Chesterfield S25 .o so
It'd sfl fhc other ncr and good
Jre
New Hats
Sew -hoos
Ecw shirt
~ 1nd rcady
opcn tonight .Ill n
MULLINS HOME STORE
9Th and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved to the salts
faction of many and will be to you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
Personal.

Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Fl Wood Of
Salem, n. j. are weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. o. V. Ort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
WEDDINGS.
sNYDER-PAYNE.

William Ii. Snyder and Margaret Y.
Payne both Of Baltimore, were married
Tuesday by Rev. r. w. Sutclife Of 523
West Seventh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

England's prison population before the
var was $1,000: 1t Is now $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
SENSIBLE

LAREDO. Texas. Nov. la
nochc del tunes ultimo fa!?ecio On
esta ciudad. la sonora Rcbeca Garcia
&c Caballcro, a Ia edad dc 81 amos.
La finada era csposa del senior Ro-
sendo Caba!lcro, muy conoCido en-
los centres a~J;SticoS de esta ciud2d
Y de la vecina DC Nusva Laredo, en-
dondc desempenaba e. puesto de Di-
rector dc "a Banda Muricira!. c h
ia de, Senor Faustino Garcia. anti
quo comcrcisntc de csta ~poblaclUn,
identificado con los cicmentos mas
respetabics de los circuloS mutual!s-
tas de aqui.
La sonora Cabaliero era tamblen,
como SUI csposo. INK vcrdadcra art =
Ia. una santida ?ianista : ii socic-
dad de AMOS Laredos t@Eo oportuni-
dad lie admirarla Y apiaudlr!a en-
muchas ocasiones, Y en- union del cue
hoy llora su pGrdida.
TantO en- Nuevo Laredo, como or
esta ciudad. IA desaparcciGa fuc mu!
estimada por suS virtudeS ' su muer-
te deia un recuerdo grato y c%arinoSo
entire SuS numerosas am!Stades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
DESDE LA HABANA
IMADERO REDIVlVO?

p~art;darios de HGc-ta po- ell SOLO he
cho de serlo. Y Sc queda econ qule-
mes diran ustedes?} con los viiiistas,
los Zapatistas, los "chavisCss", los
"cediljiStas'. los "cabal!eristas'. los
"cbregonistas". los 'alvaradistas' :,
en- una pa'abra. los BANDoLERIS-
'TAS. que en- este vocaolo Sc resu-
men. compendian Y definen todaS a
cuelias facciones de latro-reTo.ucio-
narios. No hay Que enumerar a los
2a~rrancistaS ' a los fei!c!stas, por
que nj aquellos nj estos acept2n. aun-
aue por difcrentes motives IL triaca
cndiablada del seror lglcSiaS.
Pero no divaguemos. /! nuevo
"leader' dcte saber, 81 10 ignora, que
en- et huert,s!no f~igIraron, es cler-
to, verdadcros criminale5; pero am
bien los hombres mas honoIables y
conspicuos de Mexico. EsDecialmen-
tie en- los prmeros mesas de! huert!s-
mo. Ia 2cpublica. toda crey0 yer en-
ell general Huerta ID ~salvacion de.
pals. V en- torno del Presidente sc a
cruparon las clases int~electua.es V
los mexicanos de arraigo, Il extreme
de que muy pocos son los hombre2 de
i~mportancia en- Mexico que no coope-
raron Ell a~Cuella Administrator. !
a csc grIpo de meX;canos es al que
uretende eXcluir de la cosa publica ell
senior IglesiaS. -. Para salir a Ia pos
tire con s%emejante aDerracion no va
la ia pena de cue gaStaSe Su ener-
gia, nj menoS sonase ell disco" mano-
seado de la union lie todos los par
tidos". :Es que todavia O Queda
Ia sarna de don Francisco Madero,
II aplicamos- com ell peor de los in
suites, el nombre de 'cientificos' 3,
q los que Sc banan. lean. escriben Y
aspiran q viyir en- un medic de i'm
pieza fisica V de culrura espirtual?
La verdad es que el senior lyle
sias huele Y no I ambar... No pue-
de diSimular ell tufo maderista. Y a
postaria a que nos va 4 resu!tar con
GIe tambien cl. como nuestros dema-
gogos, quema rncienso ante el ara de
IL Incompetence V es Sacerdote de
csc quito. Apostaria a que e! senior
lgleS!as eS n r~eencarnacIon del
"apc$tnl' de Parras. Apostaria..
Pero, para que perder el tempo en-
~apuestas? NO cstamo4 v;endo que cl
leader del 'nco-uniorismo" prcten-
tc eXcluir d gran parte de los m"xica-
nos que p~iensan. solo porque fueron
huertistas, y, en- 2ambics acepta a
cualQuicr bando,cro patan...?
Jose ELGUERO.
Habana. u de Cctutre de 1918.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
ACRESCENSURAS AL
GOBEERNOp
AlNFLUENZA
En- Parlamento espanoI
Sc Ianzaron ataques al
Condo de Romanones

MADRID. noviembrc LA eplde-
mia de Ia influenza fue causa de Que
varios dipuCados dirigieran en- cl Con
gCesc. amargas censuras a Gobierno,
acusandolo dc haber cmpEado nc
diGas ineficaceS para combatiria, '
dc nj siquiera haccr cumplir las que
sc habian dictado. In diputado p
cuso a RomanoncS de estar jugando
2 la politica cuando la s.!uaclon sa-
ritaria cs bastantc seria.
Romanones replico a~segurando que
Ia s~ituacion habia mejorado mucho.
= oue Ell gobierno habia hecho GUAM
to habia eStado Ell Su mano, para a
lIvia- Ia %situacI0n.
Fl diputado AiaJeo asegur0 que u
ma de las principles causas dc la G.
D:Gemia era cl descuido del Gobierno
para mejorar Ia condicion alln:enticla
eel pueblo. puesto que la mala ali
Iaentaci0n coloca 4 las classes popuia-
les en- condolences de~sfavorables pa
RAJ r~esestir Ia epidemic. Rcfirlendo-
50 q Barcelona Gijo que a pcsar d"
10 critico de la Situacion las auto
ridadcs no procedcrian = ccrar los
centros de diversiones. que solo Sc
clausurarcn cuando 81 publico dcj0
DC asistir i cliOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
EstaIio en- Nueva York Ia
hueIga de motorists

NUEVA YORK. Nov;em5re 10
La hueiga dc mo.oriSt2s en- los ire
ncs del Brooklyn Rapid Transit. oca-
s;onada por que la compania rehuSo
rcinstalar en- .us pucStoS a ,os cm-
pleados que haOian sido dc5pcdidos
por haberSe inscritc IN la hermancad
de los maauinjstas dc locomotoras,
comcnz6 muy temprano, hoy en Ia
manara. produciendo MA inmenSa
a~giomcracion en- la cstacioncS. Dos
motoriStas fueron arraStados por ha-
Der intentado impedir a I'm motoris-
Il que Siguiera traba jando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
Registro Civil
rICESCIAS De MATRIMoNIo.
Miguel hernandez ? Name oiNe-a
Maxine Scna y Domingo So-.-
Agustin auEu~rEa y Guttc-m" No~A7


DEFUNCIoNES.
Iu.nits vflanuc~a. Dc . aaos. So Vera
.Ic.n vasquez. &c - amos. AZ Cameron
ire Con,-cr... C. - amos. E, Pao St
joe Nara Hernandez. de - aaos. lio Jean
{. r. Vargas, de Sc aaos, . South Eric
santiago Rico. de . aaos. 57s West Nuc-
J~Ss T-cginO. lie o anos. Cas- s.
Grernria Trs.i6o. dc - ahos. 2il9 Virginia
Cst--,na caraca4s, d 50 amos. 45S Fur
: Avenue. , Sc.,-
l.. n. Cai:an. &c 81 Haos. Hospital Ss"n-
i va-r.rz. dc - amos. 2ls Kings cooE:
Herrera. Do ~ amos. IL We, avs -.
4. Quintc-c. dc - amos. sos North fee''
Street :.
A,,o7lo s.0-r~,. O. : anos. bi25 ~.
Itab., pc.a. &c > aans, 20 S"l'H @n
Marcos 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
FALLECIMIENTO

MISSION. Texas. Nov. 2.-Ayel
a las 1922 P. N. fallec:o en- los Eba,
nos. villa cercana a esta ~pobiaClcn,
ell senior Jase j. Austin. hijo del Dr..
Alfredo ]. Austin Y De "a sonora
Elena r. de Austin.
Los ~funerales de! senior Austin,
Que contaba 81 amos de edad, 50
e~fectuaron aver mismo a las $50 dc
"a tarde. habien6o sido inhumado 81
cadaver en- ell Pante6n de San Jo-
Sc de esra ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
DOS INTEREShNTES OBRAS
DEL Lie. CARLOS
HERNANDEZ.

La Casa Editorial LoZaro ACADIA dc
editar Y poner 4 la vcnta dos lloroi
interesantes: "Mujeres Celebres dc
Mexico" V "Fabulas EscogidaS," am
hos escritos nor el Lie. Carlos Her
nandez. prominenie abcgado dc Du-
range quicn. como sabea nuestros
lectores. fallaci6 hace POGO tempo
en- esta ciudad.
Los mencionados libros. Sc vende-
a Si.25 Y 80 c~entavos, respectlramen-
te. ' desde hoy aparecen entire las
.Obras Diversas" de las listas cue
publica diariamente en- LA PRENSA
la Liberia Lozano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
~EMPRESARIO DE FAJE

Anoehc ~a!;6 Para Ii c:udad dc
Laredo. Texas. e. ~empresar1" TEA
f-al don Ricardo Dc Ia Vega directo'
Dc Ia Ga de Opereca y Za-@1e!a
= ocppa 81 Teatro NacionaL
Va 81 s=Tor dc = Veg" 4 Ia cru.
ind 4roatariza para aTGclar ali
m, temnotads teatral. y 81 msmo
tempo csntratar aigunos a7HstaS
Yeyica7os cue sc eTcusnIan en- Mo
-c--cv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

500 De GRATIFlCACIoS o un ano de sus-
~cripcion al disrio IA PRENSA' dare a Il
persona Que mo proporrione informes cxac-
toS accrca del scnor Francisco Pardo. hace
dos amos vivia en- Bartlett Teas. CualQuic.
informc Que Sc ten:-I acc7a 20 dicho senior
favor d. dirigi-lo a lGnacio Pardo. 2l2e Nir-
ginia Boulevard. San Antonio, Texas. 30
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

Los autriacos estan evacuando Alden.
Los italianos han dominado COM
pletamente las ~lianuras cerca &c We
necia. FL frente austriaco en- Mon
te Grap1a ha siGo destrCido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

DARE BUENA GRATH1CACION Z Ia per-
SOFA Que me pDporc:onc infrcmss eHartos
acerca del ~paradcro del senior Aniccto Cam
pos. casado roR Ia sonora Macrina Jimen-Z.
Fl acno- -rs:dia en- Snn Miguel 81 Alto. Ne
xico. dordc saEO runibO a Estados Unidos.
Cualquicr infc:Uic Que Sc tonga sobrc dicha
persona favor d. d~irici-sc . Gabriel Campos.
S;s.iyou. OREGON, go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

Hay toGavia muchas PERSONA que
no Sc ponen en- canine IN vlernes
nj un 13. como 10 acus3n las recau
daciones de los ferocarri!eS Y de los
trsnvias. En- muchas GALES de Pals
no hay nunero -, pues Sc reem-
plaza con el II duplicado.
En- Italia Sc rec toda7is en- Ell nal
de ojo: Y en- Tolon las c~ostureras
meten sal en- de los dobladillos de los
eoaipos de hoda para aSeguraf ii d.
cha de los reci9r casados,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare q Ia pc-so-
IN que me pfcporcioue informes dc IL ac;o-
n Maria Rivera. ru;en lego L csta Ciudad
el 81 de DcrlrTc en- el tren de Laredo vicne
accompaniment &c IA Mira Clg-ita Flores. Cual-
quicr irforme pue e tenEa sobrc dichas per-
sonas favor DC di-iGi-io n Pablo Rivera. 1912
Il Pasn St ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

CuanGo accesite lbrns en- esraRo:
diriiasa a lgnacio E. Lozano, lis "
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
FEBRCCARaLEk0S
MExiGANOS.

v--~-erc- ,nnetzamcE'e a rs
-. SIN eSsT=- MAS -" oSHcso
-vASA%A. Ulc amos as = -U-
~ - h rz-saSc = jOdCS !os rrcE.-
..-oS 81 vrar-al Toios !CS ;c--GSa-
-,I--,- p-o--sslstas : .srfaderos
g-e-r- l. .a PSr5A. Kan de-rcStrsao
-,E- erssos Gs c6uesSc sab'zrlen%
- o. az IL. [~---oca--.. ' nan nan
rsgo r-~f- embellishments !S 2-'ES-
-e .lyros Ca+,as ~las.-ac1THs. cue
-, .-,,i.Ges TO q tt.s:rs bIsict-ra
~, Ec-roSa-rj'e7a McNt-anc-
Sc IAN puS.jca&o - IL joeoaaoto-
Nsl.-r CSrapolad hrco11a. prc-
-, SL FL Compressor u ArCc
COMPOUND d. So octScdS. preeio,
- Czisas Ln<.rCct."ss Guc -spre-
ssataa To- ,rpos C. iolo-GotoraS -Atiaa-
-s,s-' "Ar--r:aUl "A:AzGo' y Cor
soEGaCa :" rGen l2I3S P~u.Sac=S. in
G-:sYenSas:cS = TODD crap,NGdo Dc. de-
o5-t2meato meciajco. 9rec:o- SIS por
= .o.ecci6n De uau-c- To'U Sc man
d. lio-e &c porle al -ecIoo &c u "a!o-
en go postal u c-3c7 g express.
Rc-Croe este 22UC-: aaoE TiSsao.
a-nEalo er IN sos-e con 81 nonocc y
ogreccion. nardrIo . c. n AceSeGo.
p. Q. Box -. i2d;o. Cal. U. $ y. Y
I vuc.ta OF co-rep recibi-2 f~n.iC-oS. Gig
ea.sr-. mEess-as de Ersh4ons Y cc=aS
iGsOrnacicnes TITLES.
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ENSEHANZA

LECCIO%ES DE PIANO y CANTo = do
mic:Iio P~cios convcncionaies. PEOFEaOi
F!-LIX RCANO. r-aduaGo en- los Corscrva-
torios dc Madrid y Paris. Eeclbc ordchr:
10 MORALES ST. Sc habia Frances y e.
narnl
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NUEVOS TRIuNFOS De Los
ITALIANOS.

ne, S.--;-;o Er,>.;ct e a.: FRENS4."
ROMA. noviembre 1o.-Las tro-
ras italianas han entraGo en- be!luno.
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DEsEo ADQUIRIR en- Mexico de $4,000 -
- 400 acres dc terreno. EnvienG :odp xenc-
70 Gr datcs a A. z. Rife. 100 Ha9fdaJ Ase-.
San A.oonio. Tex
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NNCmIEAIOS

N,,o4 DC tos naiElraou:oo : SONS y SC
rn-. Pablo tioraida : Sraoa: LesoE H
- ..5c-a IG5-l,i Flores Seno-S-
MIA ina de- m~at-iononio !. Lcon
sEo-a-
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Sc VENDE chile verde picoso a o eenta.
ycs libra. J. RODRIGUEZ. los Frakch St, San
Antonio. Tex.
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CAsAs CON SOLARES AaPLIoS. Gale z.
Commerce. EaS: End: tres pleas. solar zoe
\ 1Cj. Gale CUffnraa. Beacon Hill sells pie
as. solar 80 \ if5. Gallo Moberiy. Beacoa
Hill cua.ro pleas, solar $50 = $50. Gallo W.
Theo: :. Flores tres piezrs. solar 80 x tGI.
Ceonia Edcvwcod. cerca Del Kelly Field, tres
pleas. IN acre dc terreao. Diehas propieds-
des sc rsnGcn barsatas en- aoopos comodos. Dr.
rfjarse II Miguel LczarV. Carlisle Realty Co.
sit Central Office BuildinS. Travis $3.50. t5l
Sc NECESITAN coG.cos mexrcanos para 20
d. clase de variedaaes. Ocurran al Hippodro-
a.e, 5lT ". Houston ST Saa Antonio Teas.
(Sl.
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ALISO ~I%rEEESANTE

A. tSt ~ A-AsASfN
CO.. cDss;a q, iu:-ugG-l- nurs.ros GUey5; -
trmzs deneles sin Gaiu- as.cos conye1id" ea
,rala- t-ec.o- r~r@c.aeS 'oGns nTs~troS TIA
ea;r- ru-aa;r C., p-uNlmos Euj1r" rsas
EEG SlSTEI: F.lfN}.ESS DENTISTS
-CG-. L. Eos~;0r =.
,hl.c- DC. Manhattan Restaurant ADV.
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AVES0S DE- OCCASION
VENTAS

Sc vENDE un taller dc Zapate-ia. mSau;-
mas Ell ~pe-fecta condicion. Ca!-ado De Sc
gunda manc. Ocu-ran a e29 Husuh d. '''
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APREEDA UG. Z ha1ia- y escribir inS.es
cor propieiad y correction. Prof. NJ K
Diaz. iG3 " Fixes
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MATRIMoNlO solo. soiicita dos cuHrtos sin
muebks on casa c~Sutrica. dc fana1la Parncu-
.a-. !. c. Bonclli, I22 Monterrey St IS,
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RETThH COS cuartos anuehlados. todss
coTodidadss. iRdcpendicntcs. Ocurran 72S
Main Ave. t3b
CUARTOS ELEGANTES ; saaitarios. bien
ar,Icbtados. nor aemana o mes. llsi: ~
Laredo. Entire Concerto , Houston. Lugar
Centricc. kL2