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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
OCHO MIL PERMlSOS
PARA CRUZAR LA
FRONTERA
Este numero es solamenta
de los RESIDENCES en-
ambos Laredos
E.-,,,; n.y. II PREESt

EsT'FH F-'- 20
LAREDO. Texas, Septlcmhro q:
\ milias Sc cuentan las Soficitudes
uresentadaS para obtener permsos
para cruzar Ia frontcra. en- csts Gu
dad. Fl Inspector dc Migration, J. f.
Trout, icfc DC Ia oficina encargada
dc cXnedir los permlsos ~correspor-
dientes. declare hoy quo 81 trahaIo
ha sido excessive: QUO 81 81 numeroso
personal cue ticnc a suS ordencs han
cstsdo despachando desdc las prime
raS horas dc II manana hssta las uf-
timas dc Ia tardc Y que solamente
asi ha podido atendersc al immense
numero de solicitudcs prescntadas.
CalcuEasc que $olamente a los re-
sidentes dc ambos Laredcs les seran
e~Xtendidos no memo de ocho mil per-
misos. V este solo dato bastara para
dar UNA idea del cumulo de trabaio
one tiene Ia oficina encargada de r.
tender d las solicitudes que han de-
trssmitirsc a Washington. Tales soil
citudes son solamcntc &c personals
aue diarlamcnte cruZan Ia irontera
a Sus nogocios Ell ambos Laredos.
Fl numero dc solicitudes hechas
por personals de diferentes parties dc
los EstadoS UnidoS y dc Mexico es
tambien muy considerable, segun 10
expresado por cl agcnte Trout. A ta-
les s~olicitudes no Sc contesta tan
pronto como q las dc los residences
CT ambos LaredoS, pues para casos
como los citsdos scra ~necesario fo-zo-
samente q O. Departamento de Esta-
do tenga conocimiento de clos = de
Ia autoriZacion debiia-
Para los RESIDENCES en- esta cJ1dad
= en- NUevo Laredo no hay tantos
Guisitos, porsue los agentes de Mi
g~racion conocen va practlcamente
uuienes son las personals que ctuzan
diariamente el puente international.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
O%piniones del general ex-
villista sobre 81 asunto
del ~iEamamiento a los
Antiques oEiciales

T-.-7 =asc HS--sGi P-ra - Fh|SA
NUtNA Worn. sophomore %
r general teiioc Angeles, scgun 10
=. ,v,ro.sd, ,,ro dc SIS mas intinlos
n o,;ep him Ia,
me-"
coNneh'laS u '"' ""''" 'SH L."
PRENSN-ha sApreaa0o que no cree
Embellishments, cue cl gobierno carran
-., lIa.,a .. t.. iefcs = o+IriaIcs del
-, .;s-r;to fedar,I nara one for
800, - dol c;a-ciro nue sostienc
- -sa-;d, cob;crno
Angeles DECLARE suc. dursatc 81
,,,t,.-o ,e-iodo 10, reoimrn del gene
-.T - - ,;,-.;+, -, f,s ef;r;ento.
s, L.ba-r, do Jeb;5o on
~. 49,. ~ ..ob,rrno n,~aha
- -,4,,.;Lo. enc ~,
-. ,ec;s1es - ;,Tos nara
-. o,.c-;on .1o,,,ada
l''' , .,. o-c--i.. ~ Scr
-,
- w l., s.,.,o ,,,;s lbs
b..ha.. .-,c;ale saliGo, del Co
w;r.,- .b.ndo,aron 81 eisrc;to
L.L:-, te,,i,a4o 81, COM
- .,o,ior,o ,,,z de5;rar-
Il r..o =. ~n,,dnria,
=. :. -,,a ~ -ob;a-,o les
h.u'i," .or.;c;o.
p"@''% V, -. 49,, en-. c,-r,.
NdH1r'ffrl'N ~ -fFFf.a'. H..H 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
Los Ediles tHuieron ana
iunta y despues de
Ellie 0cordaroR
pTGiestGr

Nucvas informacioues nos han lie
yado del Estadn d" .Iai'Sco. ponlen-
doncS al tarto dc Ia situacion crea-
ia ALI COZ motive del confiicto re
iigjoso proyocado por las a~utoridadeS
aue d,c.arou m"didas tan restrict
a para 81 Quito catolico, Que este
SC SuSDcnd'o nor rompleto al tempo
mi<r1o que una p~rotesta general -
lcyantaba en- TODD Ct Estado.
Las nucvas informacioncs que nos
llegan nos hacen saber que = las
protestas del pueblo contra las dispo-
sicicnes dic;adas por IA Lsgisiatu-
n y q Gobcrnador, g han undo
los ayuntamientos DC gran numcro
de ntuniripaildades. oblicados a ellie,
por las lamandaS dc los habitantss
duc han puesto Dc manifesto nuc Ia
autoridad debe cumplir con Ia vo-
'untad sohsrars del pueblo, MAXINE
cran6c esta Il oide en forna reSpe-
tr;csa : pacifi-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
HUBO UN ENCUENTRO ENTIRE
MEXICANOS Y AMERICANOS
EN- JEROME, ARIZ., Sc
Ell CHOQUE
Resultaron dos muertos
yarios heridos de
uno y otro lado
Te'cgrc5c Espec;e! p4re IA PEETSA

T'e'cgrG5uc ESpee:e! p4ro Ia PEETzA
NUEVA YORK, Septiembrc 2S-
Telegramas procedentcs dc Jerome,
Arizona. im~portante mineral del Con-
dado dc Iavapai. de $ Estado, dan
cuenta dc que dos personals resulE-
ron muertas y dos heridas en- I'm en-
cuentro entire mcXicanos Y america
nos, cerca de Ia propiedad de Ia
United Verde Company.
Horacio Harris ell guarda de Ia
nina fuc muerto por los m1icsros,
Y en- Ia lucha que Siguio luego los
americanos dieron muerte al matador
dc Harris. Entire las personals quo
resultaron heridas Sc cuerta Ell Nav
shall de Ia Ciudad. Joseph Crnuley
Y cI Diputado del Marshall, Henry
Carlson.
Los dcspschos no dicen cual fuera
Ia causa por Ia que el guards-mIra
fuera mucrto. aunqUc Sc cree que ha-
va sido por algunas rencillas perso-
males, con slguno dc los trabajado-
res.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
La SITUACION ECONOMICAL EN-
.fUCATAN.
J~,Ic,,e-1 Esp-es,i rc,o Ii PREESA.

T,lcyrc71 Especial zero Ii PREESA.
NUEVA YORK, Septiembrc b
PasajeroS lIegados al puerto do
Mobile, Alabama, p~rocedente de Pro-
greso. Yucatan. refieren que la Situa-
cion economical en- csc EStado de Ia
Republica MeXicana cS cada dla MAJ
dificil, Seguu sc dice en- un telegra-
ma que Sc recibio aqui, ~procedente del
puerto americana dicho-
Aseguran los yiajeros que en- Pro
crcso. Sc esta vendiendo la harina al
precio de dos dolares la libra, los hue
vos a razon de veinticuatro centavos
cada no., los rollos a $3.50 ORC anne
ricano y 81 hielo q Sesenta dofares
Ia tonelada, mas dicz dolares extra
pcr Ia entrega.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
VISITARA A MEXICO
la COMISION DE-
INGEM!EROS
De Rio Grande, Tex, pasara
a Reynosa Y de ALI a
Matamovos, lamps.

e v7aie . Il cor-slon C~oniunta
Dc .ngenie-cs meEIcauos y america
nos cue e er1ar-1rau i" csrud,ar
las co7dirioHss eH ne ru"dcn Se- ~
p-pvechadas a aerlas deI 81" E-ar",
6 e~fectuara, como 10 dime g do
n,ncc. en- Il curse d = preSente
semana Los com'Slor2Cos cue renr~
sencaren y gobjcrno DE- Mexico v"n-
drar de IA cludad dc Washington
En- "A information qu" acHrra d.
cs;e aSunto proporclonamos. cJ'mos
solaments 1uc To- ronisioraGoS N>i-
ts-an 81 Vale del Baio Rio Grand7.
desGe harG;r-ea h2Sta Rio GCants
City. Ahcra asreGamoS. que e ma a
cordaGo que los romislorados listen
Mexico. en- m proportion de terre-
no jguaI 4 IL que ,iSitcn o i~nSpecclo-
reu en- terriJoT.n americana.
Los comjSicE ADDS m~archarJn On
trcn h2sts Harrington, aondc ssyan It
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

Ell pcligro dc III ataquc v'tlsta i
Ia plaza de Chihuahua, el dia IS de
Septiembrc, ataque col G. cual habia
amenazado cl jefe rebelde a Ia men
ciorada capital, sun cuando no sc ::e-
70 d cabo, no ha dejado de traduclr-
Sc en- serios perjuicios para los ca
rrancistas dc aguella entidad.
Sc tenia de tai mancra la certeza
de que Villa intentaria IN ataque 4
Ia plaza 81 mencionsdo dia, o dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
II case Dc MeNticacar.

h la villa DC MeAticacan, G puc-
bio en- masa organize una manifesto
cian. presentandcsc frcrte 4 IA Ca
81 Municipal. con un memorial Gle
yado al .Ayuutamieato. en- e. que Pc
diase 10 siguiente: Que Sc derogara
q decreJo 1927 dc Ia Legislature del
Estado. (sl relative a ia restriction
d. cultos:r 1ue ci EjecUtjvo deroga-
IA 81 Reglame1:o correspondence al
ritado decreco. que amboS PodereS Sc
abstcrgan dc lar n1cvas fispczlcio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
A AMENAzA De VILLA,
DE TOMAR CH|HUARA,
CAUSE PERJU|C|OS
Abandonaron los carrancistas varIas plazas
para guarnecer Ia Capital, y todas elias
fueron saqueadas por los viIhstas

u partidarios dentro dc Ia po-
blabion. promoverian algun motin a
fin dc sublevar d los soldadoS, que
Sc ordeno la recommendation en- Chi
huahua. de gran parte de las guarnl-
clones dc mayor importancia en- 81
Estado.
Debido a este, muchas plazas quc-
daron completamentc sin defensa, y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
FELICISMO
CARANTIzA Ia
VIDA LOS
C|V|LES
D. Felix Sc e~sfuerza por
o~rganizar y disciphnar
asus gentes
Habla una persona que lego
hace muy POGO del teairo
de las operacIones
t.pcctoi pcJc IA PRENSA'

tspccrdi pcTc IA PRENSA
GALVESTON, TEXAS, s~eptienbre
1S.-DetAIlca de los progresses de Ia
revolution fclicista: dc los eSfuerzos
que hacen sus .iefcs por aumenlar
cl prestigio dc Sus tropas; de Ia for
ina como SC han p~rovisto dc elemen-
tos de- guerra on los ultlnoS tiempos.
Y DC mil cosaa mas. nos los da TN via
Zero que ACADIA dc Ilegar dc la region
dc Panucu. dondc la Situaclon cS gra'
Nisima para Carranza por Ia lmposl-
ciou que ha hecho d los habltantes DC
aquclla region del tragico Lopez dc
Lara. Ct carrancista candidate 81 90
bicrno dc Tsmaulipss del nlsmo pre-
sidentc de Ia Republica.
NueStro informantc tlenc coneXlo'i
con algunos pctrolcroS de Ia RIGA 20
ma Que :" eNtiende entire los Estados
dc Veracruz Y T%amaulipsS, V cree yer
Sc on Ia reccsidad de regresar dentro
dc hreves dias Z dicha region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
Los visjes DC Feeiiy niaz.

I'm las inmediscloneS dc Fanuco
dice nuestro jnformsnte-yo VI al
general Felix Diaz. Esto ccurrio
hace menos de I'm mes. Fl lefe
de Il revolucion hahia acudido al Ia
msdo del general Pclaez. q jefe dc
las ~opcracloncS On Ia HuaSteca We
~racruzana. Hahian Surgido algunas
dificultades entire dicho general Y los
p~etroleros que L. pagan tribute por
Cue les pcrnita Sacar los %productos
dc Ia region. por r~ierto, tributes mUy
mciersdoS ' de acuerdo 0 las !eyeS
~vicentes en- IL dpoca del gobierno del
general Huerta. 70 iba entire los
representatives dc los petrolercS, clta-
do . las conferencias que lhamo6 q &c
Ichrar .on los felicistsS.
RI General Diaz 50 mostro muy a.
| Unable con nCsotros; nos pregunto
noticias dc Tamaico Y dc Mexico, Y
| nos . que 81 dLa del tTiunto de
sus armas estaba muy nroyimo, pIes
QUO ihan 4 ocurrir successes incspera.
dos quo derrocarian Al gohicrno dc
C%arranza.'
Las conferencias sc cclcbraron.
Y permitame listed 1ue no Olga 10
quo SC trato en- elias. rUcs ~lcSlonarla
algUnos interescs.
| No snfriran los ~civiIe5 que rlaian.
En- csas confcrcucias-esto 81 no hay
81 menor pcligro CT manifesto RIO
Sc tratG IN asunto dc gran lnteres.
que no tenia rclacion con los que nos
llcvaron i elias: las %yoladuras dc trc-
! tPasa I II pas. ! Col @s.t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
II DEDE:HIOS MAS 4 dos QUE III. COB., POR
ESQ P%ROTESTANOS PORQUE PERS|CUE IL CERO'
IN FsA GiIIRI00ssA FGRNA, I'm AYUNT AkHENTO De ALSC0 Sc UNTO
IL PUEBLO PARA PROTESTAR CONTRA FL GOB|ERNO DEL ESTADO

nes que Suplan a los citados decreto
= reclamento: V que 81 Ayuntamien-
20 tomara 81 ocurSo del pueblo Y 10
randara. ONO inicjativa propia, al
Congreso del Estado, solicltando to-
do 10 pedido por 81 pueblo.
La scberania reside csenclstn,ente
en- Ell pueblo.
In su parte esncial FL memorial
~presentado por cl pueblo de Next
cacan al Avuntamiento decia 10 81
c%uicnte: "Esta reglamentado por
lcyes constituencies one, sin dis
tinci6n de credoS religiosoS, la So
herania reside escncialmente cn =:
nueblo: que los gobcnantea solo de-
pen administrar conforme j las ne
cesLadeS del pueblo a quien repre-
sentan que Sc impartan garantaS
individuales; que hava libertad de
cultos que haya dos poderes indepen-
dientcs entire 81. e. uno spiritual :
temporal, etc. ctc.
Pero los manufactures deian al pue-
blo la soberania solo para Que los e
leve al poder; QUE una VI On 81. 81
gobernante &c hace soherano Y en-
vez dc adminiStrar segdn las nece-
Shades del pueblo, solo sdministra
sccun su conveniencia o las consig-
mas a cue de antemano Sc ha COM
prometido. \ garantias individual
les solo exiSten entonceS para in
condicionales; libertad de cultos para
los maSoneS y protestantes, etc, Y la
inGependencia entire Ia lg!esia Y e. Es
tado la entienden esclavizando aque-
LA a este. " es este justo? mo,
y mil wees no.
p~ispuestos d derramsr 81 Sansrc.
NJ fin del memorial Sc Ice 10 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
Los atentados contra los
sacerdotes Y la
IglesiG, cGusan
indignation

g~ujcntc: ~ alta IA vuE Y cor ia en-
tereza de como ciudadauos conscieu-
ties de nuestros derechoS, declaramos
que aprobamoS, clogiamos y Q ad-
herinloS Il la actItud dc nueStro Clero;
Y en- cuando 2 Ia aceptacion del de-
creto 1927 Y Su propio rcglamerto,
decimos: mo podemoS, \ en- icfc7-
sa de nueStra resolution, prestos nos
hallamoS al sacrifice, l derranar
nuestra Sangre.'
Ii Ayuntamicnte Sc reunC.
FL PreSidcnte Municipal, Marcos
Yanez, mando lamar al A~yuntamien-
to i todos los Municlplos Y rcunido5
todos, SC celebro una session cztrAor-
dinaria en- Il Cuai Sc levanto Un acia
en- QUO Sc cyprcsa categarcatnente
Que q Ayuntsmlento hacra causa CO.
nun con Ct pueblo, por c~onslderar
Dc i~usticia u pct.ciones, Y 1orquc
tntre lbs manife5tanE@s Sc cohtaban
las eSposas, los hiios Y ~parientes De los
municipes.
E. acta aludida dice, teNualmentc,
10 que slgue:
En- Ia villa de Mexticacan, d p de
agosto de 1918. reunidos en- 81 Salon
de SesioneS del H. AyunEmiento, les
municipes, el Presidents les dijo: que
los habia mandado citar o 81 fin
de tratar IN negocio urgente : cuya
resolution ~esperaba cl pueblo en- &C
titud prudentc Y en- extreme pacifica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24

(Fasa I IL 6a. Col. "a }
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Pssa , Il pss, IA. Gel, "a)
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uTass , 10 ccl a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-24
LIRR0S EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus libros en- eSpa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, is
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Is Ia mas barata.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-21
DISCOURAGED,
ALMOSTGAVEUP
Thought end was near but
Tanlae restores health
Gains Is pounds.

4 actually believe Tanlac saved my
life. fer il pulled me up when I was
nearly past going and I have gained
fifteen pounds on three bottles" was
the remarkable statement made re-
Gently by AIRS. Lena Parks. Of 206 East
Central avenue, Fl Worth. Texas
MY stomach got into such an aw-
ful condition. she continued, that
everything ] would eat caused gas TO
rise and press SO on my heart that I
felt Ike I would smother to death.
stomach and get so dizzy was afraid
OF falling every time / stopped over,
my limbs were numb and then again
! would Jingle all over like thousands
Of needles were sticking in my flesh
] became SO nervous I could hardly
sleep and would sit up in bed till all
hours OF the night suffering agony, 1
had sick headaches most all the time
and I felt so miserable il made my
friends unhappy, 1 became so discour-
aged over my failure TO get relief
from the medicines 1 took that I grew
Respondent and thought my end was
near and almost gave up all hope
But picked Up something wonder
fuI on my first bottle OF Tanlac. my
digestion improved and I soon got to
taken three bottles so far and am
strong enough 10 do all my own
Homework ana help others besides.
All my old troubles are over, sleep
like a child and my husband tells me
am the very picture Of health"
Iaulac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co, Inc, and Peoples Drug
store under personal directions OF a
special Tanlac resentative.-Ady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-21
Daily Novelette,
THE SUBSTI-TOOTER-

IRON behind a team Of dusty
II brown mules peered the be-
l. whiskered. pointed face Of Hiram
Jessup. Of Jessup's Cut. Stopping this
aristocratic rig before the village
store Of Lem Slemmers. by tied the
rope reins to a post. although there
wasn't the least danger OF the mules
ever running away, and ambled into
the store.
How be ye. Lemuel?" asked by.
How be ye. Hiram" answered
Lem.
''Hev ye a pair Nv sispinders, blue
ones with brass hinges on EN-, Lemg'
GOSH I be sorry, Ky. but I'm all
out Nv 'em. But I kin give you a
pair Nv boss traces"
Wrap 'em up. III swop ye a dozen
eggs for EN- Got a quart o. nails
handy. with good sharp p'ints on
EN-? If ye hev, 1 got a young rooster
IN thuh cart ter swop fur EN-"
''Naeow listen. Hiram. list got in
some dandy buttons. Yew don't hefter
sew 'em on They just snap on ez easy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-21
THIS IS The ACE OF
YOUNG WOMEN
And women with the look
of youth.

Everywhere it IS the young OF
young looking woman who Is making
the most OF the wonderful opportuni-
ties for women today. The good
things are not for those who seem
to have passed their greatest use
fitness.
Don't let gray, streaked with gray,
or faded hair with its look Of age,
rob you OF your chance. You can
easily regain all its youthful beauty
as many other women have by using
o-ban Hair Color Restorer occasion
ally.
Q-ban will not dye your hair. It
simply brings back the natural color
and gloss. 1t is a delightful toilet
requisite that should not be confused
with hair dyes and other such prep
arations. o-ban will not stain the
scalp, wash or rub off 1t does not
interfere with shampooing or waving
the hair. Easily applied.
Sold by all good druggists every
where on Money-Back Guarantee
Price 75c-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-21
DAILY RECORD.


Altura Park. Mckinley avenue-W. H
Fletcher 10 Edward H Fletcher, lot p.
and east half lot % block %. 81 and
considerations: December Il, 1917.
Government Hit. F. Eaker 10 Gov
eminent Hill company. lot /. and west
one-half lot .. block .. 81 and considera-
tons; February IS. 1918.
East FL Pasp addition Manzana street
East Il Paso Town company TO Evar.sto
Flores. lots and 8. block s., $780, No
vember Is, 1914
Government Hill. Tula-osa street-Gov-
eminent Hill company TO Evaristo Flores.
lots 81, 80, block IS, s375; November q
1917.
Grand View. Maple street.-the Grande
Valley Realty company to Frances P
Detwiler. lots q. p. block 50. SO aud
nsiderations; November Is. 1917
East FL Paso. Rivera street-Afaria R.
Pena TO Arthur II. Horn. lot Is, block G.
$500; February S. 1918.
East FL Paso. Rivera street-Mrs. Jesus
Ramirez 10 Arthur n Horn. lot II, block
G. 81 and considerations: (1o date).
Building Permits.
H s. Kress & CO. alterations at III
Mesa. SIS
c. W. Groom. fire escape at big South
Oregon street, $780,
Frank Delbruno. repairs at SIS South
Stanton street, $3.50.
Licensed to Marry.
John H Trobaugh and Ella n P. Berth.
John Senes and Lula Holiday.
August Schirmer and Margarita Jaure-
gui.
charles A Kraning and Ella Stewart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-21
TRAVELETTE
MIDWAY ISLAND.
By NHzsAH


M and in the Pacific, is one Of
= Uncle Sans most cherished
possessions. It is one Of the most
valuable bits Of sand and rock in the
world The little island. a relay sta
ton for the Pacific cable, is a link
in the chain binding Asia to the
western world, the Philippines to the
United States. A message sent to
Picking or Manila from San Francisco
must pass through Midway before IL
reaches its destination The island
listens to the gossip OF two conti-
nents.
Once the most desolate and for
saken atoll in the two oceans. Midway
today promises to rival Hawaii as the
Paradise OF the Pacific. a Paradise
be sure, but the island has never
been able TO boast of a population OF
more than 40 at one time, and nearly
half Of them were only visiting. a
superintendent with the imposing
title of Guardian OF the Island. his
family. a doctor with a very small
practice, an engineer or two and the
servants are the sole inhabitants.
The island today Is triumph OF en-
cheering skill. II was necessary
that the stations OF the cable be IN
der the American flag. The second
link IN the chain could only be Mid
way, so the nameless. pear-shaped
heap Of sand in the Pacific was trans
formed into a blooming bit OF land
with flowers, vegetables and even
'iminutive trees. The American flag
ras raised over the government house
n American colony was transplanted
o the new island and Midway
-+eDned into rrcu1iueuh at once
Midway IS Just half way around the
world from London. almost directly
over the 1s0th meridian. When Il Is
midnight in England. the noon sun is
shining on the smallest single BIT OF
American soil in the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-21
HOROSCOPE


4 GAIN good and evil contend for
"A domination in the planetary in
, ruences and in the evening the
favorable direction is established In
the morning Jupiter is in benefic as
peet, but during the hours OF business
Neptune and Saturn are adverse At
night Mars rules with kindly power.
It is a day IN which to pursue rou-
tine in commercial and professional
pursuits.
Neptune and Saturn seem TO en-
courage misunderstanding and criti-
cism over mining matters Not one
change but many will occur in regard
to the designation OF men who are
expected to solve Industrial problems
The rule appears to stimulate secret
service activities, but tocays direc-
ton seems to encourage delusive
methods among the suspected and a
great disappointment IS foreshad-
owed.
Mars gives promise OF some good
news for men in the army or some
military success
The stars presage extraordinary
movements among United states
troops and a massing OF strength that
will not be used as planned, or at
least VIII not aClOAlFAA1 MAA--- - -
pected. owing 20 some great SURPRISE
Again the seers emphasize the fact
that the unexpected is to take place
in the war and II at the last moment
the United States army Is not re-
strained from service through some
diplomatic move. then a period OF su-
preme experience not very encourag-
ing will intervene before startling
victories are attained.
The nrass IN this. country comes IN
der a planetary government making
for q new importance in national az
fairs. Editors and magazine writer's
will gain power through frank writing
that will have extraordinary signifi-
canoe and influence
Persons whose birthdate It Is prob
ably will have a busy year that is not
altogether satisfactory They should
be careful about lending money
Children born on this day may be
fond Of display and inclined TO be
extravagant- These subjects Of Pisces
are usually extremely sympathetic
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1918, by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate