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Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
NOTICE!
Sale of Real and Personal Property.


Pursuant to the provisions of a
Deed of Trust to me, executed as
Trustee by Phillis Bronner, in favor of
J. c. Gates, to secure certain in
debtedness therein mentioned. which
is recorded in Book - Page - in
the Chancery Clerlk.~af6ce of the
County of Lafayette and the Stst5
Of Mississippi. ] will at the request
Of the beneficiary in said Deed Of
Trust proceed to sell for CASH. T.
the highest bidder. within lawful
hours, in front of the South door Of
the Court House ilt Oxford, Miss. on
the 3lst day of January. 1918, the
following described property, lying
and being in the County Of Lafay-
cite. and the State of Mississippi.
to-wit: The following described land:
Center fraction of the S. f. IA, Sec
tion 81, Township s. r 5. West, so
acres more or less. Said 60 acres
running across Said Ia North and
South.
The title TO the above property is
believed TO be GOOD. but I win con-
vey only such title as is vested in
me as Trustee.
Witness my signature this the 9th.
day of January, 1918.
J. r. ROACH. Trustee.
r. Jan. 10, IT "a.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
PREACHERS AND FLOCK
JOIN SUNDAY WORKERS
"Dig or Freeze: Shovel or Starve."
Is Edict Officials Issue
To People.

Chicago, Jan. i3. (Sunday. )-Fuel
administrators in Illinois have taken
drastic action in many interior towns
closing all theatres ans places OF
amuseafsf. and even war plants have
suspended. Ia Chicago shops were
ordered closed for week. Business
is at a standstill and suffering il in
tense.
As the peril increased the city or
dered all incoming fuel commander.
ed.
The city water supply is threaten
ed and heroic efforts are being made
at the intakes 10 prevent them from
being choked with ice.
Policemen have been unable to pa.
troll their beats and the chief has or
ganized them into squads who are
helping in relief to the poor.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
NOTICE.!
sale of Real and Personal Property

n pursuant to the provisions of a
Deeo OF Trust to me, executed as
trustee by A. J. Conner. in favor of
mrs Ann w. Longest, to secure cer-
tam Indebtedness therein mentioned
winch is recorded in Book ZZ-2. pace
Ola, IN the Chancery Clerks ofiice
OF the County of Lafayette and the
S, o.ale OF Mississippi, | will at the re-
quest OF the beneficiary in said Deed
y. oI rust proceed to sell for CASH. to
,tne highest bidder, within Lawful
nours, IN front of the South door of -
lhe Court House i'm Oxford. Miss on
the 4th day of February. 1918 tba
following described property. lv;no
and being in the County of afa,.s fs
cue cue and the State of Mississippi To-
VII VII: The following described pron-
ei.y' pelng the south half of the
property described in the Deed -
.; u. Gunther, to A. ] Conner and
il6eo Tor record in Book T. T AZ paaa
QUO; and 5O7, of the records of Daa5s
IN the Chancery Clerks Office in Ta
raSe.'e roosa County, Mississippi, and
n nnoIe particularly described by Nets
ana ana bounds as follows to-wit: Fr ~
iots Nos. 68 and So, as desionatad -, ~
me me map of the City of Ovford
MissslIssissippi, beginning at a no;n,
on on the West line of Colleca % u;Ii
street, one hundred and nine fant
south of where said Street @ ;rta~.ast. -.
'ne South hne of a Street runnins, :
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons having claim sagainst
the estate Of X. d. Buford, deceased.
are hereby notified to have the same
prooated and registered by the
Chancery Clerk of Lafayette County,
mississippi. Failure to 80 probate
and register claim within one year
Of this date, viii bar the claim.
Witness my signature this January
1st-, 1918.
CARRIE BUFORD POPE,
Z. Jan. 3-10-17 Admin;stratr;x
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

The port of New York is under
military conotrol. the water fronts
being guarded by the Regular Army.
Fully armed guards prohibit the
passage of any persons, alien or citi-
zen' who can not establish business
reason for access to the waterfront
areas The Same military control
be established at all other Ameri-
can ports and may include factories
engaged in war work.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
notice.!
Sale OF Real and Personnel Properry.

pursuant to the provisions of a
DEED OF Trust to me, executed as
Aius.ee W II 4. harkins, and Mrs
II. +. harkins, 4. J. Harkins. Jno
H. harkins, and Mrs. Nan hark;ns
In favor Of w. Nj. Woodward. TO 90.
cure certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned, which is recorded in BooE
~, Page 439. in the Chancerv
Clerk's office of the County of la,
fayette and the State Of Mississ;nn;
: VIII at the request of the bene,
!ieiary IN said Deed of Trust proceed
70 sell for CASH, to the highest
pidder, within lawful hours, in front
OF the South door of the Court Honse
IN oxford. Miss, on the 4th dav az
reoruary, 1918, the following des.
erioed property, lying and being in
me County of Lafayette, and the
SIaIe OF Mississippi, to-wit:
Inc South Fraction of the NJ II
quarter Of Section IA, Township q
Range 3, West, containing liz acre.,
Also the South Fraction of N w
. = 81 section IA, Township 8, Range
= west, containing ia acres. and
she r. Ia Of Section Ia, Town
snip ., Range 3, West, CONTAINING
Ioo acres; Also the entire mill and
gin outht located on the above des-
cfloed land consisting of one en-
glne' boiler, pulleys, belts. scales
ana all fixtures and Implements h.,
longing thereto. eIs De
me above described land being
Mnat a. Is known as the Euphus Harks
ms Old Homestead place.
Inc 5ltle TO the above property is
oeleved to be good, hut ! win sor.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
FNE-YEAR WAR
SAYS MR.. S|MONDS
Who is the Most Widely Read An
thority on the War;

OunR woman, make your ch0lce
NOW. If the war continues from
three to five years-and Frank Sim
onds, who is recognized as authority
on the duration of the war, says
that it will continue five years-you
will have to go to the field, drive a
team, operate a machine, clerk, do
Office work, or the like While one
line of work is just as honorable as
another, you can take your choice
take the position that pays the best
salary-if you begin taking training
now, as the line of work that you will
do, will be the line of work that you
are best trained to do.
Young men subject to the call of
the Government and young men not
subject to call, as well as young wo-
men, are receiving kilograms from
the Government, offering them good
Office positions as fast as they become
qualified at the Draughon Recruit
ing and Training Station.
Recruiting Office Assistants.
The Government, now being in
need of 10000 stenographers and
thousands of other office assistants,
has enlisted the aid of Draughons
College in securing trained Office as
sistants, making, so to speak
Draughon's Nashville College a re-
cruiting and training station for Gov
ernment Office assistants.
Took The Training at Her Home.
The following telegram from the
Government to Miss Gilley was sent
on receipt of her Bookkeeing ex-
animation papers, she having just
completed. BY MAIL, the Draughon
Bookkeeping Course.
Copy of Telegram.)
Washington, ID. C.-Miss Vera
Gilley, Murfreesboro, Tenn; You
have been appointed clerk (book-
keeper) international Revenue Bu-
reau-salary, one thousand dollars a
vse.ai. i.-4Joi. imlne1la.e.y room Z34
Treasury Building.
(Signed) ROPER, Commissioner.
The Government is offering these
trained Office assistants from $1,000
10 $1,000 a year to begin on with as
surance Of rapid promotion. BY the
Draughon method of instruction, the
necessary training can be taken BY
MAIL just as well as at College, and
at about one-sixth the cost.
Business Men Need Them.
business men are also calling for
thousands of Office assistants. It is
estimated that it will be necessary TO
train THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND young men and young women
for office positions in banks and mer-
camille houses-positions vacated by
young men who responded to the
government call for trained Office
assistants and for other war service.
Big Salaries.
II you elect to do office work and
begin training now, you will receive
written contract that, as soon as
you are qualified, you will be given
an Office position with the Govern
ment at from $500 to $4,000 a
month to begin on; or. if you prefer
good office position with a bank or
mercantile house, such a position
Will be secued for you. Call on or
d dress DRAUGHoN'S PRACTI-
CAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Nash
vile, Tenn. ADV. ]. IO-l7-E
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

Any little wound or abrasion of the
flesh occurring in cold weather that is
no promutly treated becomes bad
sore and is difficult to heal. Apply
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT at
once when such accidents happen.
The wound heals promptly and soon
does away ith the annoyance of a
bandage. Price 25c, SOC and s1.0o
per bottle. Sold by A. H. Kendel
adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

Saturday morning at Z o'clock the
thermometer registered at below
zero in front Of the Eagle Office. This
is decidedly the coldest snap Oxford
people have experienced since Febru-
ary 13. 1899, when the mecury drop
ped to ten degrees below zero.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
AN ORDINANCE.

furSuant 10 adjournment takell
the City Council of the City of O1l
ford, convened in the Office of th
City Council at nine o'clock, a. m, d
the 22nd day of December, 1917, wit4
the folloing of the said Council pre.l
ent, to-wit: H. Z. Smith, Mayor; II
S. Furr, Commissioners; J. II. Law
shee, Clerk and Commissioner.
And the Council -hsv.Eg frceiys
] tie. report OF the election Comma
sioners filed with the Clerk of ia
Council by c. H. Roach G. F. Hear
Sr., F. Webster, Election CommisI
sioners of said City of Oxford, al
the 10th day of December. A. d. 1871
showing canvass by said ElectiGG
Commissioners of the returns Of 81
election held in said City, on Sait
date, for the purpose of ratifcatim
or rejection by the qualified electoI
Of an ordinance adopted by the CITY
Council on the 5th day of November
1917. authorizing the issuance ant
sale of sixty-five hundred dollar'
lS6500.00) of the bonds Of the sait
City, for the purpose stated in the
ordinance aforesaid.
And it appearing that said elected
was held and carried on according ID
law. and in strict compliance with tn
previous order of the Council, and at
said election SIS votes were cast fOi
the issuance of bonds, and votes
against the issuance of bonds; il il
therefore ordained by the said CITY
Council, that the ordinance aforesaid
is declared to have been ratified by I
majority of the qualified electors ii
said City. at an election held for thai
purpose. on the Goth day of De
cembeI, A. D., 1917.
Upon motion the said ordinano
was reduced to writing, read. and ad-
doDted by the following votes. Thos
voting yea, H. T. Smith. Mayor; J. S
Fur, Commissioner; ]. H. Lawshes
Commissioner and Clerk: and thos'
voting nay, none.
An ordinance ordering the issuanc
and sale of sixty-five hundred dollar,
(s650O.00l of the bonds of the CiN'
Of Oxford, in compliance with thi
ordinance authorizing the issuanrI
and sale of said bonds, as the samt
apears in the Minutes. Book IS,
Page 408. and ratified and confrme
by an election held for that puIposi
IN said City, on the goth day of De
cember, 1917.
SECTION 1.
Be it ordained by the Council dl
the City of Oxford, that the bonds oil
said City, of Oxford, Mississippi. art.
hereby issued in the total sum OF
sixty-five hundred dollars, for the
purpose of paying the incidental ex.I
penses and one half of the judgment,
and cost. in the case of W. 81
Banks. ct al, VS.. The Cumberland
Telegraph and Telephone Company
ct al. Of Oxford, decided by the su-,
nreme Court of Mississippi, on the
4th day of August. 1917.
SECTION 2.
Said bonds are issued in strict com,
piiance with the terms and provisions,
of said ordinance above mentioned
and Of record as above set forth. and
shall be in form and tenor as follows!
to-wit:
form Of Bond and Coupon.)
Above ordinance was reduced .,
writing, read by the Clerk. and ad.
sooted by the Council. by the follow
ing vote: Those voting Yea. Fl. n
Smith. Mavor: ]. s. Furr. Commisj
sioner; and ]. H. Iawshee. ComnisI
sioner and Clerk: Those voting nay:
none. Y J7-oA-si1
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
WARNING.

For his vicious and unwarranted
attack upon the personal character of
the Editor of the Oxford Eagle, c. f.
Cunningham, Editor of the Newton
Record. will answer in the courts. All
other newspapers reproducing the
slanderous article referred to above
will also share the same treatment.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
BOND SALE.

The City Council of Oxford having
authorized me to sell s6,5O0.O0 in
Bonds. ! hereby give notice that |
will sell these bonds on January 7th
1918, at the best price obtainable. No
bid considered at less than par with
accrued interest.
n. l. SMITH, Mayor of Oxford, Miss
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

vey only such title as is vested IN me
as Trustee.
Witness my signature this the 9TH
day of January, 1918.
J. B. ROACH. Trustee.
+. Jan. 10, II, "a.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

The organization of Cuban ayia-
ton unit to be offered France with
complete equipment has been an
nounced in Habana. Probably the
Escadrille Cubaine. as the flying unit
is called, VIII be the first BODY OF
fighting men from Cuba to serve on
French son.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

The liver loses its activity at times
and needs help. HERBINE is an ef-
fective liver stimulant. It also puri-
mes the bowels, strengthens digestion
and restores strength. vigor and
cheerful spirits. Price 60c. Sold by
A. H. Kendel. "a.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

Roofs Of buildings are being put to
the test. Many roofs in Oxford are
unable to stand the test and leaks
are being discovered in buildings that
were not known to leak before.
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
SURGEONS agree that in cases q

SURGEONS agree that in cases 81
Cuts, Burns, Bruises and woundsi
the FIRST TREATMENT is th'i
most important When an EFHt
GENT antiseptic is applied prompt
iy, there is no danger of infectiO'
and the wound begins to heal at once
For use on man or beast, BOR0I
ZONE is the IDEAL ANTISEPT1Ci
and HEALING AGENT. Buy it nov
and be ready for an emergency.
Prices 25c, bOc, s1.0o and $3.50. Sod
By A. Fl. Kendel. adj,
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17
NOTICES.

Sale of Real and Personal ProneY,v
Pursuant to the provisions Of n
- OF trust to me, executed as
III + trustee by A. ]. Conner, in favor of
Inc FIRST National Bank of Oxford
70 secure certain indebtedness there;n
Oxford eagle., 1918-01-17

Why do so many women rest their
chins on their hands when trying 70
thinkf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
~PreparatIVos para Ell
iYiene de Ia la. Pag.)

Todos aqdeiIos que sc r~egistraron
de acuerdo con la ley del IS de Mayo
de 1877 (esto es. Ia primera ley de
| reclutamiento. que afectaba a los nom
bre5 mayoreS de veiHtiun amos V me-
nores de treinta Y unol Y todos a
gueilos que Sc registraron de acuer-
Dc con la ley aprobada el 90 de ma
70 de 1918 tque disPonia e. reg:stco
de los que hubiesen entrado a la ci-
tada edad despu6s del registro de ju-
Mo 5 de 1910
Los oficiales ' tropa del ejercito
regular. del ejercito nac!onal ! de IA
Guardia Nacjoaal V los miembros del
Ser1icio de Reserva <i estan al SER
vicio del gobierno fedora.
Ofic;aies V msrinos de IA armaL.,
de los Cuerpos de Marines. de "a Re
serva Nac;onal V los Marinos de los
Cuerpos de Reserva. 81 Sc italian en-
~servicio active dependencies de la Fee
deracion.
Tcdas esas personals, Sia embargo.
deebran registrarse embellishments
| despues de cue dsien los serv!cios Gls
| cstln prestando en- la Gctl;alidad. Lo
| mismo debe-an hace- todGs las per
| sonas que hubieSen declaraio su intea
| c;on 10 hacerse cidadaaos america
nos y cue no cUmplieran con la icy
| nor haber estsdo fuera del pals Ell
| dia senalado para e. registro. Esas
personals deberan acudir a las oficinas
De los Consoles Locales . registrar
% cuando mas tarde cuatro dias GeS-
puts de sill regreso a los Estados l.
n;dos.
FL nuero registro So hara baio las
mismas bases que 2! 7Timero. J por
los mizncs consoles locales. los Qua
les estan ubicaGas en- los mismos ST.
tics para facilidad del pub!ico. Las
| f!cinas Sc abr!r3r q las siete de la
maaana ' Sc clausurardn q las nuev
de Il noche.
Segun Sc hizo piblico aver, los Con-
sejos Locales no estar autorizados
para expedir certificates de clasifi-
! cacion a los hombreS que eStaran
c~omprend;dos en- el proxImo registro
militar. Que afectara a los que hayan
cumpiido los dieciocho amos y hasta
los de cuarenta Y cinco anos
FL DEPARTMENT. del Preboste 10 ha
hecho saber asi q los consoles locales,
por medic de una carta cue Sc reel
bio en- el Corsejo numero cuatro,
que hizo Ia pregunta a aquel depar-
tamento DE 81 poGia IF hacienda la
classification de los ~ciudadanos com
prendidos en- la nueva ley.
Tai preguata fue hecha en vista de
que ccntenareS de ciudadanos sc pre-
sentaron solicit2ndo Sc les clasificara
desde luego para solicitar que Sc les
~corcediera alguna comis!6n en- los
cuerpos de- Cuarteimaestre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
Fl Time" de New York
habIa sobre Ell
petr6leo

NUEVA YORK, Asosto 26.-En
IN ed;toria: que publica ell Tunes
hace referencia a las d~cclaracicnes
hechas recientemente p0r Cabrera y
dice que de elias Sc desrrende que Ia
rama trata de eXigir que Sc cum
pla cen la parte de Ia Constitution
que tiende a la separation de los IL
tulos de propiedad de la sapertIcle
y del subsuelo de los Jerrenos petro-
!iferos con intencion de Macdonald
gar este ultimo a ~despecho de las pro-
testas hcchas por los goblernoS a
mericsno G ingies a nombre de los OK
tranieros que han hecho inverslones
de dinero en- negocios-de esa lndoie.
o~uienes compraron las tierras que
poseen en- Ia inteligencia de que el pc
trGieo Que pudiera en~cerrarse en- C.
Has Sc halla include en- Ia prop!edad
sobre Ia cual adquirian derechos.
Dice el Times que Ia ~nacIona.l-
zacion puede significar ruy blen GU.
! sc trate de prohibir Ia eyportacion
, del petr6leo aduciendc como razon
cue eS IN .acto coHurario a Ia nett
tralidad ell entregaries petroieo ma
cional a los beiigerantes Y agresa Fu!
| i tai MEDIA fuera puesta en- prac.
lea ella significaria in acto Pocr
| anl1stoso hacia los Aliados.
En- vista de todo este, el Times"
| agrega cue abriga la ]sincera espe-
rama dc cue CaTan2a reconsidecara
| las i~rtencioncs Que le atribuve Ca
5rcra antes Dc ponerlas en- obra ' Ia
ma Ia atenciGn del gobierno de "a
rranza hacia los recientes frac2sos
| de las armaS germanas ' tamblen ha-
c;a el cambio de actitud que 50 ha
operado en- las ]potencias neutra!es de
Europa. especlalmente Espana Y Sue
cia llegando a Ia conclusion de que
cultiyar buenas ralaciones amistosas
con Alemania al precio de las dc Ios
Aliadog implicaria IN grave error
para cualquier pals neutral.
Finalmente. e. Times admi:e
las seguridades dadss por Cabrera SO.
bre nua Mexico nunca ha pensado DO
merle trabas al abastecimientO de los
aliadoS, de p~etr0leo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

Los mismos bancos estan ~impedidos
de poder zanzibar las pleas de T de
veinte dollars por monedas fraccio-
nariaS.
Una disposition del gobierno que
prohibe llevar las m~srcancias de un
puerto a otro. ha ocasionado verdade-
ras dificultades para hacer el trafico
entire los puertos de la costa menclo-
NADIA, V por ella Sc ,da ell caso de que
Sc acumulen en- algunos lugares gran
des cantidades de mercancias que no
pueden ser embarcadas para otro
puerto &c la Republica, sin 81 preVio
permiso especial de las au~toridades.
Son varioS miles de, toneladas de
mercancias que sc hallan en- estas
condolences.
Una ley de otros tiempos ha sido
puesta en- vigor; por ella los barcos
abanderados con bandera extranjera
no estan autorizados para conducir
carga. La disposition no puede ser
mas tonta. pues no hay oarcos mexi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
MEGATA IRA CON LA
MISSION JAPONESA

Del .Serricio Espccjd: Dc - PFENSA"
LONDRES. AgoSto 27.-Un des-
pacho de Toxic recibiGo en- e<ta ca
pita! dice que 81 Baron Tanetaro
Megata. e~x-jefe lie la mission econo-
mica iaponcsa 81 los Estados Unjdos.
ira al frente de una comision seme-
janta Que a gobieGno ~jaoones "a a
snviar 3 Siberia. ESperase que d:cha
mission cooperara eficazmente en- a
rehabilitation de la industrial Y del CO.
mercio en- Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
Muere. sin hacer revelaciones.

Acudieron los medicoS, Ia autori-
dad. los vecinos a c~entenares, Y todo5
ouisieron salvar la vida a la dcsven-
turada que Sc retorcia presa de los
mas atroces dolores. De NADIA sir
vieron aqueilos ~esfuerZos. La mu-
chacha two una !arga agonia y al
fin dej6 lie existir. sin haber Querido
hacer ninguna declaration acerca &c
las causas que Ia habian empujado
al terrible suicide, a pesar de que
la autoridad, V la famiIia Y los We
cinos lie hicieron miles de preguntas.
No, NADIA tengo II decir-con-
testaba, haciendo estuerzos gigantes-
cos. No supe 10 que hice, Y me nue.
re. ME muero; mas quiero morir prom
to. pronto. porque este es horrible.
FL cuerpo de Josefa Castellanos que
do cast completamente carbonizado.
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~ -. Ss.-F / > L Il

Ne ticne cue molestarse enviando dlaero por nues-
tro conduct0, pues basta con cue 10 envie a nuestras
oficinas : E~osotros nos cncarganaos dc t'do 10 ae-
n,5s TUSGTHQS, al ser heckos los pages en- Me-
>ico 0 l.. entrega de las nercancias, lie nandaremos
un ,om7rotan;" con IA firma de Ia persona a qulen
listed los eayi6, 10 que serS ia r1ejcr prueba de que
TUpO lego de cn;cTa cnnformidad.
III descar pstei envisr dineso o nereanSias a
xo~;co s;rv2se rcco-tar el cupon que esta debajo
da este anuncir, y elvienoslc. d~ebidamc1te lenado.
on IN aobre o pegado en- una tarJSta postal, y a
v,eIta de correo recibira toda clase de informes.
NO DIVIDE I'd. QUE SlENDO CLIESTE
<TESTRO RECiBE FRECU ENTEMENTE VA
iTNSOS O~BSEQIIOS que r~epart;mos GRATIS en-
ire toios nuestrOs ciIcn;cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

no. ) per 10 mismo no Sc expone a ~perderio, como
les La sucedido a algunos &c sus palsaaos. qulenes
;.unas vcces ~perticron su dinero I mercancias.-
So hay que oividar Que YALE MAS NIEJo PoR
CONOCiDO QUE NCEVO POR CON0CER'. y la
Mayo's Money Exchange es Ia casa mas antigua J
mas g.aaGa. situada en- Ia ciudad mas grande del
EstaGo mas grandc del pals RS grande de Ia gran
de America.
~5to.-Foccue no iniporta a que palsano lie pre-
guate I'd. TODOS y cada UNO lie ciran segura-
nente que IA CNICA casa en- los Estados onidos
oue je 2frece tantas v~entajas Y facilidades para ha-
ser sqs env;os * dirnro y de mercancias a cualauier
ra-fe de Mexico. es Ia MAIOS MONEY EA-
CHANGE, 323 Z. Houston ST., San Antonio, lie.
zas. y que es Ia cue tiene los precios mas paJos, ei
service mas rapi,i0 : Ia que ofrece las mayores Sc
guridades.
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PAGINA CHICO

canos en- nunero suficiente para
transporter esa mercancia.4
En- los puertos de Ensenada y La
Paz, de Ia Baja California; 81 Sc per.
mite transporter tales mercancias a
prertos mexicanos del Pacifico, coz
10 que Sc logra que la situacion pre-
caria Sc aminore en- algunos puntos.
Las declaraciones anteriores las hi
cieron los oficiales del barco indica-
do a los PARTICIPATES ~periocicos de San
Diego y al Corresponsal de La Prem
sa", y Sc cree que han causado muy
buena impression entire los habitantea
de este puerto que, como Sc sabe,
tiene relaciones comerciales de I'M
portancia con los de la costa del Pa.
cifico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
En- las d|deas y en- los
Wiene de la la

oeral prestan ~auxiljo. Los revo!uclo-
narios cam0an por sus reSpetos en- to-
ta< parties V as tropas del gobierno
solo procuran shora el G~eTenderse dc
los ataqres de los a,zados. 4 los que
han llegado a tener panico porque
saben que al cacr en- manos de estos
su suerts esta oerdida com2letam nte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28
Una muchaCha mexiCaRa
Uiene de la Ia. Pag.)

cha Sc r~etorcia. presa de los dolores
agudos que le causaba e. fuego que
consumia Sis carnes Y pedia que IA
muerte ~viniese pronto, prontc, para
Que acabara con su martlrio, con
aouel martirio que ponia espanto en-
todos los presentes.