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The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
.RESEREST PLOT INVADE CANADA
 REVEALED

New York, Tuesday. - Federal secret agents made a raid on the apartment occupied by Frederick August Richard .Von Transch, a rela' tive of the German kaiser, and seiz- ed upon correspondence which dis closed a plot wherein German re- seryists residing in the United States had planned to invade Canada at 8 time after this country had entered the -sreat war.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23

London. GMasday. -- 4 dispatch received from the front this after noon states that Between Rheims and the Aarns, the British have talk en Petitiehamp wood near Aarfaux, where they took the places former ly held by the Italian forces aa d9i6'
 The German are latiffenltns If ell thsfr resistaAea, .betwesp. the, Oprc4 and
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
Inthe Hope of Checking Their Enforced
 Retreat Germany Brings Up Guns and Reserves but Americans, French
 and British Continue to Make Gains

the aisne rivers and are bringing up guns from, the rear, but even with this reinforcement the French and American troops continue to make progress. .-la
 Some slight losses which were sustained yesterday by the French were restored in an attack. which they made, this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
5O.OOO NEGROES
 CALLED OUT

Washington, Tuly 2S.-ProWoSt Marshal Crowder today called to the. .colors fifty thousand negro reg istrants. These are called from forty one states and the District of of Columbia.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
504,O0O MEN
 HON IN NAVY

Washington, July 23.-Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced this afternoon that the United States navy now has 5O4,OOO men in the service, and that this is being in creased daily.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
FRENCH ADVANCE LINE.ONE MILE ;
 ON FOUR MILE FRONT IN HOUR

the town of BuzaRcy, short dis tance south of Soissons, and also the town of Jaulgonne which is on the banks of the Marne river, and in the taking of the latter town they took 300 prisoners.
 French troops have captured Oulchy Ie Chateau, which is an important point between the Aisne and the Marne rivers.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
ID TAKE LINES
 OVER JULY 3l

Washington. July 23.-President Wilson issued 8 proclamation this morning in which he announced that he would take over under federal control all the telegraph, tele- phone, cable lies and all radio sta tions within the United States on July 31, 1918.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23
OFFENSIVE GOS1 HUNS MILLION
 N EH

Paris, July 23.-Clemenceau's pa per in summing up the German loss es 'n the recent offensive says that Germany has lost more than one million men since March 21.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23

Rev. Father Bunoz, bishop of the Church, left Saturday on the Prince Rupert for Prince Ru- pert B c.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23

FrisRdso f Judge J. J. Kennedy are glad to ese, him back in his office asain. Judge Kennedy has been h the hospital for some tme' having been operated upon He stys that he is feeling pretty. good
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23

Ms. Ashbell Welch of Dawson, was 8 Seattle passenger on the Ru- pert. S~E
The daily Alaskan., 1918-07-23

Capt. J. Barrett Of China was a southbound passenger on the Ru- bert
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms no sick, no children. Brill car. 9l' H.. Mckinley St, phone S0es. ID
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

WANTED-To buy, well marked Holstein heifers from six months to one year old, also well marked Hol- stein cows, mostly white. Telephone 2sR3. Mesa or 116J3, Phoenix. Ed Pattee Mesa If
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Close In Acreage

BROADWAY GARDi--. fACTS Within three mile circle of business center, mile and half south of the Gen. tral Avenue bridge.
 Fine sandy loam soil, especially adapted to garden truck, melons ana alfalfa. etc.
 Water right to 300 inches perpetual flow. without assessment on account of Roosevelt Dam, and under fixed charge of 65c per acre per annum. Old 1870 appropriation of water. The best wat CT right in the valley.
 This property is a subdivision of the famous old Broadway Ranch" and is being divided into 10, 20, and 40 acre lots. with street frontage on all lots, and water piped for domestic purposes. This subdivision by reason of prox- unity to the business center, ten min utes on graded roads, character of soil. perfect drainage. and absolute certain ty of abundant water al merely nom inal charge combine all the essential requirements of Dairying, Gardening, Nurseries Poultry Ranches and Subur- ban homes.
 The price in subdivision is not above it's value in large ranch area. but the opportunity is offered of getting small CT tracts at wholesale rates, and meet ing the demand for fairly close in property in small lots.
 Sale of BROADWAY GARDEN TRACTS opens December 20th. s175 per acre to s275 per acre, plus the value of improvements on each parcel. Term. one-quarter cash. balance l. and 3 years.
 H. A SMITH.
 Room 201, 27 No Central Ave.
 PhOeniy tf
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Lutlher Bar@aims

40 acres, nice Groom bungalow, ga- rage and other out buildings; good well of soft water, good ditches with ce- ment head gates, easy to water; 20 acres of the very best of alfalfa, 20 acres for cotton or maize. This is very best of sandy foam soil, no better in the valley; only miles from Phoenix. If you are looking for nice home and a good one you had better see this be- fore you by. This is cheap for s13,500 Only s4000 cash.--24.
 We have many other good buys in 40 and so acre tracts at various prices.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no N. Central Ave. Phone 170S 1t
 FOR SALE-10 acres with or with out lease on adjoining 10. House. well some shade. good for cotton. alfalfa or truck. A water, 212 miles north east of city limits. Good terms. A bargain. till Jan 1st.. Phone 16R2-- dr
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Auctions
Biz Ranch Auction

LUIS HN9SSSSeH tSANso FRIDAY. JANUARY Srd AT 1O:SO SHARP AT COLLIER RANCH, [ MILES $. OF TEMPE, ? MILES $. AND HALF E. OF YAQUI NlL- LACE, OR HALF MILE $. HELL ENA SIDING.
 Having leased my ranch 1 will sell stock. tools, implements, etc, as fol- lows:
 16 extra high grade Holstein COWS, se- lected heavy producers. 6 head young stock. l registered HOlstein bull. 6 heavy work horses. 1 span, vt. 5000 lbs, and years old. I suan mules. vt 2S00, and yrs. old. l span g VT. old mares, heavy, broke to work. 1 s-yr.-old lilly unbroke, 1 yearlins lilly, 1 yearling colt. head Barred rock and R. I. hens. I thoroughbred Poland China sows. l registered Poland China boar. shoats w.t. 100 each. full set blacksmith tools Ca first class outfit g mowers, sullly rake, ? buck rakes' Dayne hay stacker, buck rakes" floats, drags, etc. riding cultivators; i walking culti- VatorS.
 fresnos: scraper; ? turn blows. ? Georgia stocks; 1 border disc; Sit. disc harrow; 1 tooth harrow; l spring tooth harrow, and many other small tools, etc, etc, ? heavy wagons with racks. 1 buggy. saddle, 3 sets harness. 10 tons milo maize. 70 tons baled hay. 70 tons hay in stack. 800 feet galvanized pipe.
 Big free lunch at noon. Everybody invited. Come early. the sale will commence at 10:30 sharp.
 TFRMS-6 months bankable note secured by note and mortgage or per cent off for all cash on amounts over S100. under that amount cash
 E. w. GETSINGER,
 Auctioneer.
 l. F. COLLIER,
 Owner.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
lLuGher lBar@ains

5-room brick pebble dash. modern in every way. lot all fenced, good wood shed, well located. close in. This is a nice place and this sure is a give away for s2S0O 5000 cash.-207.
 broom brick, pebble dash house sleeping porch, built in features, all modern in every way, located west of capitol. $30O0. 5000 cash will handle. -205.
 7-room cement block house, screen porches, built in features, modern in every way. south front, fire place, one block from car line, located northwest. 5000. 5000 cash. This is a give away This place is easily worth $500 more than we ask for it.-112.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 110 N. Central Ave. Phone 170S. It
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
IF YOU NEVER
Center and Adams. Pone 1881.

invested a dollar in your life, for the love of Mike do it now. Money cant grow in your pocket, take a little out and invest it in Paradise Valley; It will more than double in value in the next six months. Land in this fine Valley has more than doubled in val ue during the last year: and now that matters are drawing near completion s to surveys of canals, laterals and reservoirs and dam sites. land values should and will boom. l have a fine listing of relinquishments and deeded lands and can supply your every want. Phone me 1893 or see me at J. $. GRIFF1N'S office. 11S N. First Ave. Yours for live business, FRED A. DIBBLE. dr
 T-AT-IrT,xr ;., n1 I,., ,.I ,,o.,7 .,
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
w sA-R

Is over; let me build or sell you a
 home; several strictly modern houses from $2,500 10 S5.500; easy terms. Two new bungalows, s3,500. [. P. Putney, general contrac ctor Phone S26I If
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
PHONE 209S

and we will give you our estimate on
 your furniture, household goods or any thing you wish to sell. You are under no obligation and it is no trouble to us. It will put dollars in your pocket if you give us call. Don't let a Gasconade, gaSSy. dealer gouge you. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

ATCTTON-Saturday Dec. 2S. Han nan's Auction Yard, corner Third Ave. and Jefferson street. 20 head dairy cattle: 15 head horses and mules: extra heavy work mares. wagons. bug
 sies. hay frame, farming implements, harness. chickens and hundreds of other articles. List your property carly. J. P. Hannah, clerk. J. A. Mas soncr auctioneer dp
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

SUBDIVISION SALE
 Subdivision sale Of eighty acres on Old Yuma road at Tolleson, ten miles west of Phoenix; thriving suburb, with gin, mercantile stores, churches. schools, etc, on main highway. with frequent stages.
 Good soil and "A" water
 This tract is cheap as a whole at two hundred per acre, but is subdivided in to five acre lots at the same price in order to meet the demand for small acreage and country home purposes chicken ranches, small dairies, etc. One of the features is especially good drinking water. This location, soil and water meets every requirement for small acreage and suburban home purposes. and will last but a few days at the price and terms:
 $20O per acre; $50 per acre cash, balance one, two and three years. H. A. SMITH
 Room POI, 27 No. Central Ave.
 Talanhona S92 if
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Wanted-Situation Female

GOOD COOK wants place as house keeper for small family of adults. Box 66k Republican dD
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

FRENCH EMBROIDERY done from trousseaus down. Phone 1914. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
F@rdl@

Bought and sold, cash for bargains. Phoenix Used Car Market, 414 North Center. 1-dp
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Lwfher lBargaias

l want a man with nerve confidence and s2150 cash to handle one of the best 160-acre propositions in this coun- ty. If you can grasp an opportunity when shown to you, see me.
 BERT F. HAHN, WITH
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 11O \. Central Ave. Phone HOS. Ii
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WANTED-Engine lathe with IS" or more swing, short bed. Must be in good condition. Send proposal with price 10 P O. Box 6aS Phoenix dn
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-To buy, small tract of land; small payment down, balance monthly. Box 65E Republican. Ii
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

POSITION WANTED by good sten- ographer January 1st. Address Stenog- rapher. care Republican. gs
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
For Sale-Live Stock

WILL TRADE first class mules or alfalfa hay for well bred Holstein heif- CTS. Ira C. Sharp, 1130 E. Culver St.
 1r
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
For Sale-Real Estate

40 ACRES alfalfa, perfect stand. in come investment; no agents-phone S755 dn
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

PIANOS, PLAYERS AND PHONO- GRAPHS-Will give you a liberal al lowance on your old piano or player on a new piano, player or photograph Balance easy terms. Kerr & Smalley Music Co.,, IA W. Washington. Phone 30S6 It
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

FOR SALE-First class team of young mules. F. w. Pager, Lateral fl, l4 mile north of K. Ave. Id
Arizona republican., 1918-12-27
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-16 A., IA miles out, with water $50. Will di- vide. Box 65K Republican hr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
MUERTE DE UN DISTINGUID0
AVOCADO MENICAN0

Aver tarde en- 81 hospital ae Santa
Rosa. de:G de exist cl senior licen-
ciado don Carlos Hernandez. micmbro
prominence del foro duranguense. e.
senior licenciado Hernandez. ademas
Do ser intelligence abogado fue In nc
tubIc lite"3to Y Tn exquisite poesa-
Pertencci6 a una antigua Y distingui-
ca iamilil de L. capital uuranguensc.
reia 4 gu csposa Y varIos hijos. VINO
a San Antonio hace algunas sernanas
en- husca dc salud Y 81 enfermedad
tuvo un fatal dcsen!a:e. Su muerte ha
sIio muy sent:da cntrH los n:embros
dc "a ~cc!onia turarCuensc De San An
&C tic. Muchos cGter. aneos del finaIo
i2~risconsulto, estuvieron q la caoece-
IA de 81 lecho. hasta los uitinios mo-
mentos. En- esta ciudaJ sc encucntra
I'm ~jevencitc itijo del finado, que e
vino accompaniment para a;aade:io
en- su enfcrmcGad. e. cadayer del Il
cenciado Hernandez seri enIbalsama-
do para trasportarlo d IA ciudad dc
Durango.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Ell viCIO

En- las oficinas del Captain Van
Ripper, jefe de los detectives que estan
~ercargados de llevar adeiante IL cam
ana contra la genie viciosa, fueron
reg:stradas ounce p~ersonas que caye-
ron e1 mano5 dc la pol!cia la ncche
del lunes al martes de IA prcsente Sc
mana. Nueve de los arrestados fue-
ron acusados de vio!ar los a~rticulos
tres V cuatro de! reglamento de poll
cia; una muier por reGcntear Il ca
sa de mala nota Y cinco ~noctivagas.
Todos este; detcnidos fuerou senten-
ciados, tres a pagan cincuenta dora
res de multa, cada uno. sais 4 Fagar
veinticinco dolares dc mu!ta. por ca
bcza. una muj5r consignada = IA cu-
toridad federal Y Ginco hombres a Ia
pOl:cia miiitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
I'm HACENDADO DEL
ESTADO De GEORGIA
DICE Q~yESUESTADO
GENERAL IS MUY
FAVORABLE AHORA
Habia lido enfermanGo y debilitan5ose
rapidamente. Ah0Ta Sc EN-
cuentra mejor que en-
muchGS meSeS
pasadOs

Me encuentro muy mejorado Y ca
Ga dia mi alivio es mayor, despues &c
haber pasado muchos meses entermo,
he gauado IS hbras de peso. desde cue
tomo TanIac" dijo recientemeate Ell
Sr. NJ. G. Brown. haceHdado que vive
en- Ia Ruta No. S en- las afaeras de
Sparta. Georgia.
"Cuando enpece g tonlar Tanlac',
-ontinua-"habia sufrido muchos
meses de indigestion, nerviosidad y
otras Intermediates, Nj apetito dis
minuyo Y auA 10 POGO que lograba Co
mer, Sc me agriaba en- el estomago po
niendome en- IN estado miserable. Di-
ficilmente podia conciiiar e. sueno =
IN muchas ocasiones cuando me le-
vantaba en- las mananas ne anita
peor. como 81 realme2te no hubiera
descansado. Nj peso disminuyo nota-
biemente y perh tanta energia ' fuer-
Ia, cue va no saba que hacer. Mn
guna medicinal ri trataniento que en-
Nye me do resultado sino que cada
dfa iba empeorando rapidamente.
Nj esta6o general es ahora altamen
te s~atisfactorio. Yo commence q to-
nar Tanlac hace POGO tempo ' des-
de LIS p-imeraA dosis, me produjo eX-
celente efectoS He tornado cinco bcte-
las s6lamente ' hay una gran die
rencia entire mi estaGo anterior Y e.
que actualn1ante gozo. 70 puedo CO.
mer o tanto apetito 10 que quiero V
parece que janlas habia paGecido Mn
guna enfermedad. Mis- ne7vios Sc han
puesto duros como Una rcca Y duer-
mo como IN tronco toia IA noche. Nj
peso ha aumeEtado en- % hb-as Gesde
que empece Il tonar Taaiac V Duedo
actualmsnte trahajar como c~ualqu;er
otra persona sin sentirme cansado @
fatgado.
Taa!se Sc venoe en- San Antonio
por IA WaGner's Drug Co, 407 E.
Houston St, = por IA Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST., bsjc
Ia direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Taalac. o Sc en-
viara por estas bct;cas a cualquier
direction al recibo de su valor que es
SLIGO por botella, siempre que Sc il
cluyan e~stampii.as suficienteS para
Ell porte. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
FESTIVAL EN- LA ESCUELA
NAVARRO

En- ell Centre Recreativo para los
m~exicanos que Ell War Recreation
Center" tiene e3tablecido IN Ia Escue-
la Navarro sta en- Ia esquina de las
GALES San Fernando y Pcc2s, Sc We
rificara eJta noche IN lucido festival
cue dara principle d las siete ! me
dia, sujetandosc al siguiente prcgTa-
ma: 10. C,oertura por. 10 orquc5ta.-
20. Felic:taci6n por el Profeso: Knox,
en- representation del Superintendent
te de las Escueias.-3o. Que es =
como sucedio" por T. B. Barnes, del
War Camp Community Se-vice.-4o'
Apr~eciacionc5 De Ia Ciudad, por ell
Comisionado Lambert.-2o. Plea de
musica go. Discurso por el Reeve
rerdo Padre Pratt.-Io. Bale Cake
Walk por la senorita Oralia Alma
guer Y joss Garcia.-3o. Canto por
la senorita Josefina Lucchesc con a.
ccmapanamiento de piano por ST.
lcrmana Maria.-9o. Jara5e bal.aCo
For ia pareja O-alia Aimagu"r y Jess
Garcia.-lGo. Discourse pronunciGdo
por ell senor Jesus Sauza Gonza!Hz.-
Ito. DiscIrso ?or Mrs. Var !. 1c".e.
--i2o. Bienvonida q las madrcs me-
xicanas per Ia seiora de /. Q. Olivia
ri y $50. Bale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
DESCRTOR A~PREHENDIDO

En "a cuaGra nGnero 400 De IA ca
lie Camaron, fuG arresaado pcT IN
t;putado de! Sheriff, I'm americana
cue estab2 Incorporate al EJercito
lie los Estados Unidos; pcco cue ka-
ola "a consun1ado 81 discretion. 81
rcferido miiitar, para PoGev salir de
esra ciudad sin ser moles%ado. Sc robo
ina petaca con ropa de honbre '
Sc vistio con un traje dc paisano que
.ba en- ella FL indivlduo c:tado fue
puesto en- Ia ca-cc. del CoaCado. pc
sa~do robre 81 una acusacion por rcbo
Y otra per discretion. De ia primera
tcndri que Responder ante Gutoridadcs
juGiciales del Condado : ?oT Ia So
gund& tendra G1e comparecer ante
una Corte Marcial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
DOS AUTOS RCBADOS

Fl se5or \. ". Young, cue t;ene
es.ab,ecida su rasidencia en- Ia casa
nIme~o ops de Ia Gale Sur Hackhc-
Try. do pa-te en- Ia estacion central
dc poiic;a dc qIs @ h2bia sido robado
Is altcmovii Ford, dc cinco p~asajero7,
modc-o 1917 y marcado con 81 regis
tro nGmjrc l4.S67 del IIt2do de
Texas, cor numeros rojos.
tambisn el p-oFietario del automo-
vii que Ileva Ell rcgistro nGmcro
246.5GG de! Estado de Texas, do par
te de que lie hatia sido robada su
m&quira
Los agsntcs dc policia en- servicio,
~recibiercn G-dencs dc 2rocurar Ia
localiZac:6n de los dos AUTOMOBILES.
a~rre,tanGo 4 las perICnaS que las O.
ccupcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
MUEIC' DE- iNANICION

EH pas1Gas ediclones d!Tos cueEra
de QUE en- n csquina dc IA; GALES Co.
mcrc;o : San Saba, habia muerto, en-
braGo; de 81 Hladr, una mia &c pccho
cuando Ia SONORA r. ,l,ricia = yer q n
mcdico. La madre d Gicha nina e,
a sonora Luz %&.tinez. es2o5a dc
Vicente EStuar&o, y Sc &ccrc6 Z ncso-
tros d;ciendonos G"c no i5a Il yer
al med;co cIando mu"io 81 nina. sino
o. andaba imploraado protection
para curarla, porQue aaaAGoasda &c
81 c:poso GARCIA de elementos para
curar Il su ilija rcc;cn n~ac'Qa, la cue
mIril victima Ge inaniciGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
NINA De COLOR ATR0PELLADA

A. H. Aubrey, hablo por ~te!efono
a Ia estacion Gs poiicia dando cuenta
de que Fl. con Ell automovil registro
nune-o 1893 atropelld a una peque-
ia nina de color, IA que recogio in
mediatarlente Y con toda prontitud l2
llevo q hospital de la ciudad uonGo
Ifue curada por los medicos del esta-
blccimiento; una vez que Ia nina he
riGa recibi6 Ia primera curacion, fue
recogida por ell misro Mr.. Aubrey
ouien Ia condujo al domic;lio Gonde
la herida dijo que vivian Sis padres.
Aubrey 10 p~roporcion6 a Ia po!icia
nj su domicilo nj el de IA negra afro
peilada. asi es que Sc procuTa locali-
carlo para que comparezca ante el
Juez Buckley a explicar como Sc re-
gistro Ell Academic
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
IABLO GONZALEZ COMPR0 OTRA
FINCA EN- SAN ANTONIO

FL capitalista regiomontano Pablo
Gonzalez Cara que mace POGO
liemro compr5 en- seiscientos
mil d0lares Ell lujoso edificio que es
ocupado por Ia case de Wolff & Marx,
ACADIA de comprar Ia finca que esta
en- la esquina de la Plaza Militar y
Gale D~olcrosa. donde esta estableclda
una fabrica de tiendas de campana.
Por csta ~propiedad page ell senior Pa
bio Gonzalez Cara la cantidad de
veintcsie5 mil d5lares, habiendo ex-
hibido al contado once mil dolarcs y
el resto pagadero dentro de dos amos
a contar de csta fecha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
LADRONES QUE Sc ESCAPAN

Uncs individuos ~sospechosos pcne-
trGroo { :usadillas 2 Ia casa njmJro
2+6 dc la Gale Lafitta. aver en- las
primc-as hora3 de- Ia ~madrugada; 'oS
morado-es de Ia referida casa. 81
dieron cucHta del peligTo qIe ocurria
y lamaron por tclGfono q Ia policia
para cue los arrcstara. lbs ladrones
4 su vez s. Gieron cuenta de cue ha-
ban s;do dcscubierto5 Y escaparon
antcs dc cue llegara Ia pareja de ie-
tetives que fuc mandada en- 81 perse-
cucion.
Les detectives reclstraroa m%inucio-
samente todos los lugareS donde po-
dian haoer encontrado i los rataS;
pero no dieron con ello7.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
CONCERTO.

Aver ~lleya-on n ssta ciudad. 2roccdentcs
de IN de Laredo dos conocidos ~artistas espa-
noles que en- Srcvcs dias dzrdn un concerto
en- ei Casino Mexieano.
Son los menc;onados ~artistas. 81 Baritone
Marine Aineto y Ia soprano OLYMPIA Brossi.
an5os pcrtcrccientes Gurante aiguTas -cr-
poradss artisticas a inportantcs companies dc
Opera. En- Ia ciudad de Laredo. Texas aca-
ban de Ga- un concerto en- cl Que tomo par
ts Ia O-questa Villar dc II dicha pobaci0n.
: que nev6 gran cantidad de publico a los
saloncs del Club Latino.
Atm no Sc fila Gia para cl Qcc habra de
tener iuea. en- 81 Casino Mcxicano e! concier-
TO. pero Sc sabe cue sera en- brcvc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
~ESCANDALO MATUSCULO

Aver On la manana Sc registro IN
gran esc32Galo en- e casa nGrero
1910 dc Ia calie ". Concrete. hahien-
do tornado coGocImIento ia policia dc
estos kschcs. FL tcnientc de motoci-
cIc.:st2S John B. CuSsack. Sc presento
4 IavesIgar 81 hecho y aPrshencio
a indrviduo que lie fuc senalado como
2, autor de aouel escandalo. Ell Juez
de Po!!cia Buckley Sc encacgara de
imroner a eScaEIaloso ell corrective
que nerece.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
CICLISTA ATROPELLADO

Z! senor G. T. Duran. con IN au-
tomovil cue m~anejaba %atropello a
Carl Divot Que car;naba IN 4 BIZ
c~icleta, ~habiendose registrado ell ac-
cidente en- la cuadra numero 1000 de
la Gale Grayson. e ciclista no su-
frio ninguna herida grave, no obs
tante 10 cual fue llevado al hospital
de 10 ciudad para que ALI Sc lie exa-
minara Y despues Sc lie transports q
su domicilio. FL senior Duran fue
arrestado por Ell agente Hasenbeck;
pero a los pocos momentos fue puesto
en- libertad caucional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
FALSA kLARMA

Anoche q las echo cuarenta, Sc in
cendiaron unos papelcs que esteban
en- Ia marquesina del Teatro Nacic-
nal, y como Sc creyera Que sc trataDa
de un incendio Sc hizo funcionar Ell
~aparato de alarma que csta en la cs-
quina V Sc presen:aron los bomberos
al lugar indicado. r~egrcsando = Sus
cuarteles cuando vieron que Sc trata-
ba de una faisa alarma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
LLEGARON \ las Was De
HECH0

En- la cuadra numero 100 dc la
avenida Main, sostuviercn un2 dis
puta de palab-a V de hechos Rodo!fc
Gonzalez que vivc en- ID casa hume
70 22S de la calie W. Salinas y Z.
Trcvino Que reside en- ia casa nu-
nero 629 Dc Ia Gale No. Laredo. ii
genderme del TuIto SC do cuenta oe
la riha Y rcmiJi6 a les conte2dieHtes
q In ~c:;rcei de Ia ciuGad.