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The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20
KING COTTON.

If the many complications of the war have done nothing else, they have developed the idea that individ- uals in Arizona have gone far over the top with their share, in money men and materials. But, when it comes to sharing some of the bene- fits, or rather to secure just dues in the way of assistance from the gov ernment, the people of Arizona are advised that instead of releasing power sites and other projects, now lying dormant because of government restriction, they will be charged more grazing fees. With no influence in congress, they may hump along the best they can on their little old home steads, for all the extra money is needed for the development of cotton or some other southern product.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20
INVESTOR AND RANGES.

Although the days have not been so warm an abundance of sunshine has cleared the ranges of much snow, enabling stock to graze without hin drance. Absence of cold stormy weather has made the week a gener- ally favorable one. An abundant water supply is reported in all sec tions, an unusual condition for this season of the year. Small herds in less favored section, especially in the eastern portion, are being fed, but thus far the larger herds are permit ted to seek their feed. Some stock continue to be shipped to pasture in more favored sections. Few losses have occurred thus early and are gen. erally reported as being below normal. In the more favored sections of Mo- have, Yavapai and Coconino counties no losses are reported
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The kindly disposed officials al Washington have been advising every one to write frequent letters to the boys overseas. If the kindly disposed officials would only make some effort to get the mail to the boys after il had been sent, they would be doing a better service. About the greatest complaint heard from the soldiers over wonder, is that they get no mail for weeks then receive a whole bun dle months old. A little more action and less advice would benefit the boys greatly.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20
MOSTLY EVEN THUS.

When a merchant makes kick on his printing, and quotes eastern prices to you, evidently he overlooks the fact that his customers, if they were a mind to, could send back east and buy articles from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than he sells them. These kind of kickers are the ones who are always out with the cry of Trade with your home merchants" but when it comes to theo printer-well, that's different.-EX.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Congressman Berger, who was elected to congress from Milwaukee, appears to be only foreign repre- sentative from all accounts. He is being prosecuted under the espionage act and the prosecution claims that he said: "To hell with the army. Only a skunk would join the United States army" Berger may represent the people of Milkaukee, but in any event he has his dates mixed. No skunk joined the army, but many of them were probably helping him plan his underground railway to Mexico for draft evaders.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20


 Pete McSwiggen went over to All brook the other day with $2.18 and came home with a armful of repro ducin' oil stock which stands him in hand to make 'leven hundred million dollars. He had $2 left.
 OO
 Miss Elvira Mullen has been at- tendin' to Jo Jimpson's wounded hand which he scratched bobed wire fence with, quite regular. Dock Swenk thinks it's bad case.
 OO
 "Muley" Higgins who denounced his first, bounced his second, has re- nounced his third. He hopes as how this last will be a bird of peace. Muley is some old bird.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

After having gone to Holland and advising that it might be we'll to sign the armistice, it is understood that the kaiser feels that he should be neu- tral, generally speaking, so long as he and his six sons are treated-er, to champagne. Nothing could be more fair than allowing your executioners to do their duty, especially when they insist
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The Prescott Courier advises that the Pioneer Home at that place has been inspected and that the Parson donation of $25, ,000 has been used up
 though the buildings are still incom- plete!. The report does not state whether or not the ages of the P1o- neers increased during the past year
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The Prescott Courier says that sev- eral cows that live in its vicinity have been struck by automobiles and had to be assassinated. If that ever oc- CUTS around the Sun office, we're go- ing to hire burros-if we can aFord it..
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Surgeon General Blue says that influenza is showing "recrudes- cence," whatever that is, and we are inclined to believe that it is showing that and more. It is a most serious epidemic and a disease that is pug zling the best authorities to find means of treating it successfully. In- dividual precaution seems to be the main preventative advised by Sur geon Blue. "Cover up all coughs and snnezes
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Red Cross workers of the country have set their mark at an enrolment of 22,000,000 members during the big campaign this week. They may make it 5O,000,000 and we'll offer no ob- lection
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

for five years longer, does not seem to strike very responsive chord among the people, who feel that they have stood it for a year and were willing to stand it until the close of the war, but they don't want the same kind of service wished on them for five years more.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

If President Wilson desires to do the right thing after unbrewing the brewers of the United States, he should stick an "i" in the German brew. If beer is bier here, it should be bier there.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20
DEAD MANS FLAT NEWS
By DOCK SOPER.

(Attorney at Law, Justice of the Peace, shoemaker, groceries, Notary Public, hides bought and sold, hats, caps and boots and shoes also laundry work when my wife is able, Friendly un- dertaking specialty.)
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The present propaganda from some certain headquarters is that "canned jackrabbit" will fill long felt want and help conserve food. Speaking by and large as it were, it isn't the jack rabbits that need canning under the present administration.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

If the city council would help along the movement for the aid of return ing soldiers, they might move up on the question of putting down the new sewer system and remodeling the old one, getting it in shape for work by snrinU
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Fashion critics seem to be worry ing much over the high skirts in France. From all descriptions we have seen, there is very little to worry about.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The "goose-step" is following its tail feathers back to the Rhine. The allied "goose-steppers" are merely raising their feet high enough to miss the original goose-steppers' puttees.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The ex-Hon. Bill won Holleringzon is now standing no nonsense from America" at least the American peo- pie feel that way about it.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The report that McAdoo resigned because he was afraid of being ap- pointed to Clown Prince Williehelm's job is not authenticated; he did not want to be a Swiss cheese-air.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Peru has parked at Chili but il looks at present writing that there will be no real Icon carne."
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Bill Hohenzollern, now von, is not the only one who knows how hard it is to take care of all his relatives.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The Missouri jurors idea would be good applied to the handling of the case of the ex-kaiser. "He should be hung after bein' given a fair trial"
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

Henry Ford is now going to dem- onstrate to waiting world just how to run newspaper. Watch the price of Ford's next year. t
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

The price of eggs has dropped six cents in Chicago. It was the price not the eggs. We hope the hens will drop em for little less here soon.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

These are the days that make the coal scuttle.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST-A pocketbook containing bank book and other articles. Return Sun office. If
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

May Christmas be happy one at your house.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

A MT. Blaze has eloped from Yuma. From all accounts he had spent the summer there.
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

MT. McAdoo's plan of keeping the railroads under government control
The Coconino sun., 1918-12-20

charge they obliged when nment subscriptions paid full This banks the Government The The interest at the the bonds deferred $l000O bond inter-
 
 that full interest Since all the bonds full and since should receive interest which adjustment poss b making refund of the interest they have by termed "Accrued Interest" at the time full is made.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17
LA GRAN FUOTA INGLESA HA
SALID0.
(Viene de la "a. Paz.)

names, para cooperar con Ia ofensl-
"a de terra contra los puertos fran
ceses del Canal, Ia noticia publicada
hoy por el Almirantazgo britannica,
de haberse iniciado una limpi& en- el
Cattegat por las flerZas nava!e5 III
gIesas, Y haber hundido diez golet&s
alemanas en- esas aguas, Sc conslcer2
como muy significativa.
Todavia mas significativa parece
la forma en- que Sc ha dado el a
luncio por cl Almirantazgo BRITAIN
co. DUES el informe proviene del Vi
ce-Almirante Sir David Beatty, CO.
mandante en- jefe de la Gran rlota in
gl@sa. Es:o indica que Ia poderosa
cscaadra britannica Sc ha SaIido De Sus
a~nteriure3 p~araies Y muy bien podria
ser que este fuera IN presagio de q
contecimientos navales de mayor i'm
.PortaGcia.
La operaclon de que da cuenta 81
inforrna. Sc inici6 ell lunes con ei pro-
p6sito de limpiar el estrecho de MI
mas Y quizas Sc halle aun en- progre-
so.
Por De pronto es dificil predecir
quG nuevo esfuerzo de parte de las
fuerzas ~britanicas Sc tendra en- pro-
yecto, pero es probable que Sc esten
hacienda ~preparativos para algunas
operaciones de gran i~mportancia, que
podran tai vez zanzibar el curse de los
acontecimientos Y las operaciones
mi.itares en- general.
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CON SiETE MIL PESOS. GRO Ma
CIONtL. PAGO EL BESCATE
DE 81 ESPOSO.
Nicne de Ia 4a.}

CUE lc tocaron, dan muchas infocma-
clones scbrc los zapatiStaS, IA penu-
r,a en- que Sc encueHtran, Ia falta dc
cl.tuchos y armas que SUfren. etc;
poro va Sc compreadera que solamen-
&c hasta cicrto punto merecen crtdi-
TO tales irformaciones, por Droceder
de c!cmcntos oficiales ' que, a9artc,
han sido vicy;mas. cuando ncnos de IN
s..sto m~orrocotudo, de les zapatist2s.
Ia s2Eora de Palacios Ia siGo ge-
2-ralmoute felicitada por 81 acto dc
vcrNa1ero ya!or Y serenidad POGO CO
r.I4 en- 81 seyo, 4 cayas ]cualidaGes
dcben los ~prisioneros e! cncontr&rSe
wives = iibres, pues declaran que los
zaT2tistas les habian anunciado que
les fusilarian 81 en- ell tGrmino de Gin
CO dias TO Sc habian hecho Ia entire
81 del dinero de su rescate.
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REGRESO BAKER DE FRANCIA
Viene de 10 2a.)

barcado en- cl muelle de este puerto,
4 la; $50 dc ia maaana. Fl b@rco en-
que h'zo ell viaje, es n de los que
fue-on confiscados a .Alcmania, GUAM
do el pals entro 4 n guerra, y du,
r.ntc Ii traveSia no Sc sufrio con
t;aciempo ninguno.
juntamente con cl S~ccretario. re
cresaron Ell Mayor General W. N
Back, Jcfe dc Z~aDadores lie! Ejtr"i,
70 de los E5tados UNidos; 81 Coronc
=. I. Fret: del De2artamento de AZ
t]il!eria ' Ralph Hayes, Secrctari,
particular d. l,ir. Baker.
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In hermaRo de la yictima.

In jOven que reside en- Mexico,
hcrmano de la victima, declare que
no paSaoa 'porque 81 madre quis!era
defender al asesin0 de 81 hecmana, Y
agrego cue e. sabria poncr las cosas
on 81 l1gar, pUeS aquello, por los
~aHtecedentes que 81 tenia, no habia
S'do otra cosa que III cobarde ase-
sinato.
Algunos reporteros de IN diario
de esta locaiidad cogicron al vuelo
tales frasas e hicieroa de elias una
arGha contra e. cx-Presidente NUM-
cipal con quieH tantas c~omDiacencias
estan g2Stando las autcridades; pero
cuando qnisieron que ell referido jo-
ven ratificase su dicho, va aQuel ha-
bia deSaparecido Y parece que rsta
en- Ia casa de su madre, donde vivio
IA infortanada Guadalupe, V que aho-
"a, sugestionado por la autora dc sus
cias, no eSta diSpuesto a declarar en-
contra de Vazquez.
Habra importantcs d~cclaraciones.
No obstante e. interes que parece
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Ten

En- una casa de Ia Gale Water, Ia
marcada con e. ntInero ia, una mu-
jer cuyo nombre es Emma .Saense,
atento contra SUI vida disparandose
un tiro con una pistola de pequeno
calibre. A la detonacion Sc %pusieron
en- movimiento todos los vecinos de Ia
referida casa y acudieron los detec-
tives Franger, Lauthian Y Knight,
quienes despues dc practicar algunas
.diligcncias Sc retiraron dejando a la
herida en- su propia casa al cuidado
de un medico.
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MINISTRIES CATOLICOS Y EVAN
GELISTAS.
(Vicne de la Pag. 1a.)

mauiipas, han llegado del interior de
la Repubiica Mexicana otros grupos
dc hungaros que vienen a la Inca dl-
visoria con la intenci0n de internaT-
Sc en- territorio americana: pero pa
rccc Que no han podido conseguirlo,
4 pesar de asegurar muchos de ellos
que son c~iudadanos de este pals.
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sc esta poniendo por parte de algu-
nos elementos, en- hacer que aparez-
CO Vazquez como REQ de un simple
delito de culpa, Sc ha a~segurado que
los ~empleados de Ia P~residelcia Mu-
n~icipal de Guadalupe 7Hiaaigo Gecla-
raran, Y es SECURE que u declara-
clones arrojaran mucha luz aobre los
acontecimieatos que ahora hay quien
Sc empene en- hacer aparecer obs
curos.
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r E Q z

listed V guarde esta direction para cue
90 lie muestrc q suS; amigos que sufren
ne caIIos, meZquinos, ZizoteS Y grannS de
Ia piel. Con Csc, en- timbres IpostaleS que
me remita lie mando. a vlieiia de corre9.
franco de porte, una caiita de poIlld3
Gonzalez. La meior del mundo para estas
Intermediates. Deyuelyo Ell dinero a 10
persona que Sc cure y no sane.
ESPINlDI0N GONZALEZ.
n. q. BoS az J.saEDO, TEX.
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In iucz Que Sc adelanta.

Otra de las notaDies anormalidades
Ire SC e1cuentran en- el prcceso de
este crlmen, es ei hecio de que ell
Jaez menor de Guadalupe H:d"Igo. al
laecr Ia conslgnaclon de los hcchos
ante ei Jue@ dc 10 CRIMINAL &c Atz-
eapotz"ico, pone ell el ofcio resPec-
Ii'o' JUnIo al acta 4eNahtala como
pie del pr3ceso, eSta lndica!on' en- el
Zorro del e%pediente, que eS Ia clasl-
~iIc&eion que lIev"n en- Ia caraiula
-aIeS GotumentoS; "deilto de cuipa'
Is decir, c..Jucz de Guadalupe Hldal-
90, decIara de anteEAano, sin haber
AaO!do reconstruction dc los hechos,
sin haoer rendlo su dictameA los pc
tltos oaIlst!cos, sin haber Gsctarado
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$500 DE C~I,Ar!!:CaCiuN o I'm aho dc
srIScripCidD. n t!ario LA iEENSA'. 4 In
persona Que me dlerc lnrorincS cSactos
irerra del ScnDr severe Vargas y de la
senior Maria DclSado. Fl senior vargas
i!cnc como 30 aiIoS de cdad. mide como
) pics dc altura. color moreno y oriSi-
mario De AguaScalicnteS. In ADril dc 1916
SO cnContraba en- TOrrc0n, COahulla. DE
XiCo. SirvanSc d~iriglrSc 4 Pedro Martinez,
aii L%ivernoiS. Axe. Detroit, Mich. az
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

GaATITICAEE ron $50 = quicn me dicrc
inrurMic> dc hi sr:IOr5. cSrpSa. LnBrci'c!on
RrfuiGrE a.. !lrIg2do Y de- mis- dos MICS:
Luis = JuycnciO. dc II Y . amos rcSpcc-
llyanlDntc. La SCilor2 tcnira como % amos
de cGad. cS dc cIcrp0 regular. fnoTrna y
0rigiuarla lie AguaScalicQ;c$, Mexico. LlIal-
qi.irr inrUrInc sabre cf particular, siTvan-
So dirigirlU 4 MarcellGo Ramirez. cWl
Mans. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

GRATIFICARE cor $500 a IL persona que
ne inrOrnc cXactamenic accrca del senior
mi padre. Miguel hvila. como de O. amos
de- cGaL. In /" de ASUsio de 1916 Salio de
san Antonio. Texas. rumjO L Houston Y ell
: dc Septiembr" del alO pr0Almo pasado
rccibi 81 Ultima Carta dc Trinidad, Texas.
Cualquicr iRforInc siryanSe dirigirlo 4 MI
Sucl Ayila. Apartado j57, TampIco, Ia
mauliTaS, Mexico. III
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GRATIFICAnE. con $500 4 Ia persona que
me proDurciOnarc infOrmeS cXaCIoS accr-
ca de Ia scitOTa Francisco Martinez, de
- aiCS dc cdGd. caSaGa con ell senior Fc-
liN Oicro. TieIc dos hiIitOS: Regina y,
FELIX. lEaCc tres aiIOS Sc cncontraba Ell
Taft, Texas. SirvdnSc diri2ir los lulOr-
mes sobrc 81 particular Il Ramon ". Te-
vent, $40 5. san Saba, san Antonio, Ie-
vas 90
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FL asesinO de Guadalupe
Ortiz asisti0 al velO=
rio de Su ViCtima

MENICO, Abril l2.-De las avert
guac;ones cue Sc han hecho en- el es-
c.ndaioso asunto del aseiIato Re Ia
seGorita Guadalupe Ortiz por Ct Pre-
sidente Municipal de Guadalupe H.
da5go, Sc d~eSprenilen conc!us!oneS
CUE .sorprenden por 10 inesperadas y
por 10 anomalies.
La madre de Guadalupe, que des-
de los primeros momentos en- que
Sc do cuenta de Ia muerte de su hi
il Il manos del P~residente Municipal!
dijo seacillamente dirigiendose u es-
te: NADIA pido contra listed, Fero Ia
ouitado el unico soften que 20 tenia
en- e! mundo," ahora sc ha coa1erti,
DO en- testigo de descargo del ase'
siro de su hija, pues ha ieclaradc
cue Gsta fue muerta accidentalmente
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ENSENANZA

RICARDO GONZALEZ BhRBOSA, Professor
dc Juitarra del Conservatorio de Boston
Mss. Tambi6n doy classes dc ESpafol,
InslGs. Dibujo Acuarela y L.itograria, Pre-
clos moderados. Hotel Cuba. Santa Rosa y
Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-17

Cuasdo nccesite librOs en- espanOl,
G:rijase Z ignaci0 Z. LoZanO, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San antonio, Texas.
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GIArIFICARE con $500 q Ia persona que
ne infornc .cyactaTacaIc sCrrca del actual
del ScaOr Nel2slO Rodriguez, ca
sado con la >eiiora Monica Moreno dc no.
drigucz. quiencs en- 1910 rcsidian en- Po-
ticct. Texas. SirvanSc dirisirSc a Juan
Piano. Lexington, .Ncbr. lSs
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PESQUESAS

G]iATIFICAHE COZ 500 4 Ia persona que
prouorciune iGrorTVcS rNacioS accrca
d. hi hip Eulalio Garcia. como Gc ~
I'm POGO blanco. de regular cStatu-
IA. In Noyirmbrc 80 de 1917 me cScrl-
bio dc brownsville. Texas. d~icitndoIne cue
So cncUnir2bl lrahIiandO Ell un deScnraicc
g inmrLiaciuacs dc Glcila pOblacidG. SIR
vanSc dirigirSc 4 Juan Garcia OriiZ, oak
vile. Texas. CD
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GRATIFICARE con 5000 4 Ia persona que
me proPurcioRc cl actual dOmiCiliO de! Sc
for AguSlin Ilarsiien. de Oflcio relOjerQ
CClcn Gltimamentc 80 enconiraDa radicado
en- amarillo. Texas; pcrO. scgIln lenSO in
fOrlncS. actualmeatc 80 halia en- Ia ciudad
dc san Antonio. Texas. Si"vanSc dTig!r-
80 a Federico Ibgrsiicn, ii0Gi. :. FL Pa
30 ST.. Fl paSO, Texas. go
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VENTAS

Sc vENDE iucco de mucbles eleganies:
carpetaS. alronbrlS. hcrnoS4S corlinas,
caias de mIsica, jucgo de liberia y sala.
Dirijanse q 800 :. Pecos, Travis 3i02. ESla
oferla no es extensive 4 c~omisioniS.aS
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AR2ENDAMIENTOS

G;ENTO dos culr!os con hall, luz y bl-
10. 5&S :. .hldTO -. ~
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Sc ascgura que asistio al velorio.

Sc aSegura que aslStlO al rcl0tio.
e. Iuez de>lo Criminal dc AtZca-
potZalco, funcionario que :onoce de
este escandaloso asunto, rec!oi0 du-
rantc L. manana de hoy lna carta
iirM&da por IN hermano de n taqui-
S:afa aseSinada, en- cuya caIta dice
Al juaG e! remitente, que como Sc en-
plea cue debicndo estar en- IA carcel
Q. asesino de su hermana, haya es-
tado 4 vclar el cadaver de esta, du-
-altc Ia nochn anterior: Y coa"luyc
on csia preglnta que cncierra mu-
>ha hiel: GEs acaso el senior NaZ-
qucz todavia Presidente Munitipal.. ?
Fl jGez DC los autos no Sc puede
cyplicar como pudd NaZQueZ estar
~ el ve!orio que sc dice, paes nj
a incomunicaiGn Sc lie ha !evantado;
pero Ia eXplicaci6n dc este eSta en-
Gle los empleados dc Ia carcel de
Guadalupe Hidalgo lie deben sus en-
pleos al propio senior V~azquez, y IA
gratiGd....
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10 cue dicen unos vecinos

Unos vecinos de Ia Vecindad del
.Progreso, dc Ia Villa de Guadalupe,
i~eclararon duralte el dia en- Cae sc
VERTIGO el crimen, que el!os habian
visto varias veces al Presideate MI
nicipal, es decir, a VaZquez, rondar
Ia cast dc Guadalupe y hasta 10 ha-
bian oiGO una vez informarsa con
unas vecinas, de 81 era cierto que
Guadalupe recibia en- su casa ia vi
sta diaria de IN varon.
Parece que NazGuez buscaba I'm
prctexto para abandonar a ST. victi-
ma ' guerra cchar maHo de fin%!dos
ceios.
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yENDO caballo, express y guarnlcI6n en-
eycelcnie estado Y muy barato. Dirfianse
n eii s. Laredo ST. t2)
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Ayjjsos de OCCASION
PROEESIONALEs

DIR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON, Medicina y Cl-
rugfa en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
to Is, 1900 S Santa Rosa Ave-, Teleio-
no CT. SO.
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SELLOS DE COMA. mandeIos I'd. hacer q
Ia San Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., Sit
Navarro 81. Tel. CT. 90i. Atencion inmedia-
ia q 0rdenes pOr correo o telefonicas. San
Antonio, Texas.
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VENDO, Compro, Gamble Muebles nue.
yos Y s%egunGos. Pages raciles. Dixie Fur
nllure Co., ti3 N. Flores ST.
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NATALIo MORALES-S1rvase diriSirse
al Convento de las Carmelitss, 500 S. san
Saba, San Antonio, Texas, para tratar asun,
10 intereS8nte. L4-I2l
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sE PAGAN $500 POR TODD ANIMAL
MUERTO, GRANDE, tales como mulas,
cabaIlos Y ganado, en- Ia ciudad. 81 Ia
piel csia en- buen csiado. Sc desinfcc-
ian gratis los lugares dondc mncren
| dichos animales. No Sc olviden de te-
leroncar a cualquiera de los dos tele-
tOnoS de:
Bob Greeven: sS SE"exeH sss.
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DIR. L. A. BRUSTAD, 800 Moore BUILDING,
San Antonio, Texas. Especialidad en- IRA
TAMiENTOS ELECTMcos, diagnosticos por
medic dc Rayos X y aplicsclaD de Rayo1s
Ultraviolados para Intermediates de Is
piel. Ho
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DIAMAN1ES dc $1,000 por $4,000 en- Bo-
| nos de 10 Liberiad. Diamantes v relojes
a precioS redicifos. Alamo Jewelry Com
| pany, 3i5 Alamo Plaza.
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81 DESEA I'd. mandar dinero q Mexico,
fGame o escrihane. Vendo leiraS sobre
las principalcs plazas. ]. NJ. MGrroq1ln,
4l5 poloroSa ST.. san Antonio, Texas.
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Sc NECESITA joven para lrabaiar on
lirnda de rOpa. Sc rcquicrcn DUcTlas re-
fcrencias. DiriJanse L 1926 WcSl CONNER
r.. Il 49,
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81 SULICiThN dos mICaarha: %JovrneS de
hurna aparIcncia. ENCclcnlc suicide. II.
v. Laredo 81. II
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J. NJ. MARROOUIN, 46 Dolorosa ST.. en-
viara a ID. liSta dc eSpecialidades en- aba
rrcies en- general Y ar1culoS de prlmefa
neCcsidad. Enyfeme su nomhre y direc-
Cion.
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COMPRAMOS. vendemos V cambiainos ms
trumenlOS de mlIsica. CaInardS roiCrrafi-
cas- V Rcloies de segunda 'nnno. Arbe-
tier and CcharlaCk, 80 w. Houston 81.
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DR. F. yAZOUEZ GOMEZ, Oidos-Garsan-
ia v Nariz. zoo Frost Bldg.-San Antonio,
Texas.