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ROADS TO FIGHT
RETURN BY us.
ON OLD STATUS
Executives Prepare List of
Points for Congress to
Consider.
NEW EXPENSE FACTOR
Provision Is Wanted for
S8O0.000.00O Annual
Wage Increase.
NAY COMPLICATE RATES
Problem of Interstate and In
traStatc Schedules De-
mands Study.
NAY COMPLICATE RATES
ye,cior Despatch 10 The srx.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The railroads
are completing plans for a fight to
the finish against the Administra-
t,ons programme for extension and
enlargement of Federal control. VA
programme setting forth in detail the
uosi,ion Of the railroads is being COM
poted for presentation to the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee. This
is expected TO he ready when the COM
mlttec begins hearings next week on
'he proper determination of the
future Of the railroads.
Although every detail has not been
,omplctod TIE SrN is able to present
the general features of the railroad
plan as follows:
The status OF the railroads should
be determined definitely within the
period fixed by Congress for their re-
turn. that Is, twenty-one months az
ter the procla nation Of peace.
The present owners stand unalter-
ably opposed to the return of their
property on the pre-war basis
Must Meet New Expenses.
Provision must be made to enable
the railroads TO meet the estimated
Increase Of ssoGoOO.oO0 in wages
granted by the Federal Railroad Ad-
mlnistration since the roads were
taken over.
There must be comprehensive legis-
lRtion to prevent the COLLAPSE Of the
rate structure throughout the country.
Congress must devise way 10
enable the railroads to expand and
improve, with an annual expenditure
as high as 81 600 O0O 900 for the next
fve years.
The Association OF Railway Execu-
tives will take the position that there
IS no necessity for rushing the railroad
problem 10 a solution within the next
'wo months, but that there is equally
10 reason why the question should be
eft unsettled for five years. as urged
y Mr.. McAdoo.
Congress foresaw the present situa-
ion, the association Will contend, when
II wrote into the railroad law the pro-
vision continuing the period of Gov
'nment control until twenty-one months
after the proclamation of peace. The
reclamation Of peace is still n long
way of. II may be two and n half
or three years before the twenty-one
uenth period could begin. This would
ford ample time for calm and de-
berate legislation on the railroad
roblem, the railway executives believe.
II there is such pressing necessity for
taste, they point out, the President
1sily can call an extra session of Con-
-ress to pass the legislation.
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Lloyd George Insists Only
Sovereignty Of None Shall
Be Impaired.
PRESIDENT APPROVES
All Day Conference Clari-
fies Supposed Differences
as to Pact.
BALFOUR IN THE COUNCIL
British Opinion Favors Either
Compulsory Arbitration or
Year Of Waiting.
BALFOUR IN THE COUNCIL
By LAURENCE HILLS.
STAFF Correspondent Of THE SuN.

Copyright 1915: al rights reserved.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-The fullest and
freest exchange Of views took place
to-day between the two most poten-
tial figures in the peace situation.
President Wilson and Premier Lloyd
George. and each of them knows now
exactly how the other feels on the
dominating points of the great prob,
lem.
For many hours today the elected
head of the British Government and
the President of the United States
sat together at a table and discussed
the future Of the world 1t was the
most momentous meeting of the
Presidents visit TO Europe. possibly
one of the most momentous in his
tory, which began this morning in
buckingham Palace and continued
this afternoon in the drawing room Of
10 Downing street.
Wins support for League.
As a basis for reaching future
agreement regarding league Of ma
tiOns President Wilson is understood
Premier Lloyd George that he would
support the plan and make it Il part
of the treaty Of peace, and he found
that the British view that such Il
league is essential 10 IA permanenT
peace Is in complete accord with his
own idea, the British leader holding
| however that the sovereignty of any
7 nation must not he impaired. Presi.
| dent Wilson is agreeable to this view.
The preponderance of British of
fetal opinion is strongly in favor Of II
league which would use force to COM
pei arbitration or year of waiting.
believing that this would be sufficient
to prevent all future war without sac.
ritiClng any Of the attributes of ma.
tional sovereignty 1t is believed thar
the details of the league were sub.
mitted for the first time to-day.
Many, watch the Windows.
Before this little three stored
house of dull brown brick set in
narrow little street, with the Foreign
Office directly opposite, large crowd
stood this afternoon awaiting the end
OF the conference. They stood many
hours watching the windows of the
second floor where the two great
leaders We're engaged in this epoch
making discussion.
The house would not have been
picked out 10y any casual sauntcrcr in
London streets as having any par.
ticular distinction. \ hickcrng OH
gas lamp burned over the entrance
and only II bright red carpet on the
steps, contrasting strangely with the
dinglneSs Of Downing street. be-
tokened that the little house with it's
grimy exterior was the scene Of any.
thing unusual.
1t was nearly ; o'clock when PrcSi-
dent Wilson left the house. driving
back to buckingham Palace entirely
alone in Mr.. Lloyd Georges car. thus
bringing to an end day that will be
memorable in the history of both ma.
tionS. He had spent nearly seven
hours, practically his first whole day
in London. in exchanging ideas with
British leaders.
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Must Apply Moral Judgment of World.

will high privilege believe, only apply
judgment of the world particular settlements which
the the world to
those settlements the mankind
themselves the predominant controlling of the world
There something inspiring knowing
Nothing this would
leaving which side
the eanothg that nothing else with
this in dignity Importance
therefore the delightful find myself the
of body of united ideal and purpose that
privileged thoughts with forward
standards which hold high defend
a profound sincerity friendship
health the health of the
prosperity of
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II have had the privilege comforting with the leaders
with the of the France
Italy And
that they have of the significance the which have
I'VE great great
right Justice whether
stand these words how they be applied the particular settle
which conclude this
"And only understand hem have the
understanding
yet
il
ming in the world than yield to it, than obey it.
"There The
snguy before Men
before brotherhood Men before
realized how little difference there between justice
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GERMAN ENVOY QUITS TURKEY
"tnder Entente PRESSURE" Ambas-
sador Leaves ConstantinopIe,

L"NpoN, Dec. 27.-"Cnder pressure
'.pW the Entente says German Wire
''N despatch received to-day, the Ger
AL Ambassador TO Turkey and his
't have left ConstantinOple. They
'" expected to reach Genoa on Satur-
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Says He WiIIed War.

History will recognize in these two
manifestations OF your conscience the
truth OF your responsibility for Il deliber-
ate war. In an inteeVew had with you
on the same yacht on tho morning Of
the same day noted certain points dis
closing your real purposes when I said
to you that ! believed the majority of
the French supported the idea of a
rapproChement with Germany, you an
swered me with unusual emphasis. Yes,
but we must hurry or else it will be too
late and other arrangements will be
necessary TO establish the position OF
the nations Of Europe.
Here are the Anglo Saxons under
standing their true interests and trying
TO group themselves in joint protection
against the yellow races. Even this
year President Wilson and England have
used diplomatic language. They under
stand also that there is nothing to do
with Germany than TO accept her az
she Is.
After thus quoting verbatim the EN-
peror's language. Prince Albert adds:
You afterward talked at length to
convince me you had 70 bad sentiment
toward France or any one, and YOU re-
marked to me that you might have fallen
upon Russia when she was ruined by
her war with Japan, and upon France
when 100000 French soldiers were in
hospitals. When | answered YOU that
Frances pacific intentions were shown
by the tendency to reduce her military
forces, you had nothing more to say"
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Recalls Their Talks.

The Princes letter is addressed: ITO
His Majesty William H." It addresses
the former German ruler directly
throughout as sire" 1t recalls to the
eX-Emperor their conversations, in
which the Emperor expressed his ideas
for Germany's future, and then gives
the successive steps in which he
yielded to the military element.
Explaining the purposes of his letter
Prince Albert writes:
81 speak with serenity after seventeen
years of effort to enlighten you upon the
only path which would maintain the
rival nations within the limits of justice
and dignity and would reunite in peace
the interests OF France and Germany.
speak with frnness OF soul in revolt
against the spectacle Of the plot OF force
TO annihilate law and nonor all the
beauties of civilization and all the cSn-
quests OF man over the brute.
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PARIS, Dec, 27.-New problems hav-
arisen in the East following allied
"""Hpation OF ports OF Hungary, Turkey,
RUSSIA and Bulgaria the French Gov
.I'Went has summoned Gen. LOUIS
."n'Ae' dEsperey, commander of allied
''."H VA Macedonia. to Paris for a con-
'''n'c, says Marcel Hutin of the Echo
90 I'WiS. The General IL expected in
-,lr ~ a few days.
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see the Fleet in the Hudson froIl a
Fifth Ave Bus Nos O. S'-AdE
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IN FLANDERS EIELns.

- IItNDfhS IIEIDS.
" '' '"-t Pom or tho War as a calen-
Tor !ll vii be given with THE NEW
'0"A HERALD next sunday. Dec. 29.-Adv.
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He Hinted at War.

Tho Prince then relates "A sensational
conversation in which the Emperor,
pointing to British squadron visiting
Kiel foresaw the coming war.
THE transformation OF your mentality
became evident TO me in June, 1914,
when upon the deck of the Hohenzollern
at Kiel you said to me with irritation as
YOU saw the English squadron come to
salute you: If they oblige me to make
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Continued on Third Page,
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wilson's Back to Throne.

Continued on Second Page.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

CLOUDY to-day, PROBABLY light local
SHOWS; tomorrow partly cloudy.
Highest temperature yesterday, 36; lowest, as.
Detailed weather reports on last page.
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Erroneous Interpretation.

/ Continued on Second POgs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-31

Nedicos cspaCiaiiSlas on Ell trailmien,O
tie los dolores del alumbramienio Y las
mOleSraS tau inyomOiaS que con t2nta
]rrecuencIa - maHiricStan dnran'r IL SeS-
,acida. e>I1U UltuTl!menJe en- pOsicion de
IuZgar Inteiig"n.SmeDIe. II Weiiclna me-
jnr q inDfsuSlva cue deb"C preScribir 4
SUS paClen;eS. e pOT lanio. IN aSuntc
dc vital impOTtanC,a para i ~aGuciiaS Sc
nOraS que Sufren Dc tusrieS dolores en- 81
alUmbramten,O. yuGatt1S Y mClrStIlS duran
te el eInharaZO. SdbP- que nptableS eSpe-
-cl2l!slaS que han GCLIraGO SuS yldaS a.
eStud!O de los dolores del parto Y las do
IencilS rsmeninaS. eSIan preScrlblendo Y
adrnInIS;rautc q SUS vuicrmaS las p2Stl-
Has &c COupuc>iu HstchC.la. Los SenO-
res EeG,rUS Q!e 10 pTeScglben. 10 hacen;
prinerC. porVGe 10 eS una medicine Sc
rFsi. ri ~pPrlUGlClai- Sc-ultO EOTCU- Ji"Ue
n vtrUtG especial de tprtIlsCer los lrTvIoS.
de tai malIeTa. que Gurlnje los meSes GI!i-
culiosoS del RmbaruE0. IA <eaU-a emoara-
Zata rueie iir-ar q dia lie ~ aluGnhTa-
mieAtO sin cNperimantar grandsS dolores
V con bele.iCio tsi babe que mace hermO-
SO. SaHO Y rubuSio; lerCsTU. pOr ser IL me
djCiE3 ideal para Ia mu!eT que ieSea legar
Il ser mGGEe. y pOr uliim0. porCue cada
pSsiila Ge COmpuesio Mitchena ueva una
earantla de satisfaction. \ continuation
sc dan dos testimonies SinceroS Y verdi
COS. eScogItoS de l3 inmsnSa cantldsd re-
ctbids de los paiSeS LaIino-AmericanoS-
FL nr. lose PLANTING. de Ia riudad &c
salcedo, Rep. DOmipicand, dice 10 siSulel-
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D1NERo EXTRA PoR ia HoRAs DE TRABAIo CADA
MANANA ANTES DE QUE EMPIECE SU
TRA3AO ORDINARIO

Necesramos ;6vcnes Y hombres o cabano y caro- 0 automobiles pa
ra oe -cpsrtanp cmodicos. Eto Sc hace ono en- bora y media de traba-
&c cda manana.'
Tendra usted tempo de hacer csc trabajo del reparto de perodicos y
quedar ibrc para hacer SUI trabajo ordinario de todos los dfas.
sTener:os actualmentc muchas personals hacienda esa case de traba-
10 V III efan emnieaGas Ell oras parties como dependencies y en- negocios
de tcdas classes.
Cada. uno de los solcitantes debe dr referencas.
Para mayores irformes ocurran a la ofnina de Neg@os del San
antonio Express.
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LA OFENSIVA
(Viene de Ia 2a.)

f~rentc, pues ell informe Official dc
Paris al dar cuenta dc Ia batI!la,
mencionada la villa de Moreull, CO.
no fernando parte de la Inca en-
este sector. Dicha Inca Sc e]ncuentra
sobrc Fl rio Avre, como a once MI
las al sureste de Amiens Y su ocu-
paci6n per los alemanes. los acerca
IN POGO mas hacia la codlciada base
aliaGa.
En- el lado %meridional del ~saliente,
Sc entienGe hasta un punto mas ade-
iante de LasSigny, que sc e"ncuentra
situado a cuatro millas al orIente de
Montdidier.
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Lo que ~prescriben Doctores Espeeia.
Iistos para reducir los dolores
del alumbromiento y combatir
los Domitos y molestias
del embarazo

re-: "Cada yez que prescribe. las Pastillss
he CompueSto Mitchelln me es de gran sa-
tiSraccion yer Su gran resultado, pues
caua ala guedO mas admlraGo de 81 efec-
70. Mis- paCtsnteS, cada veg eS.an MAG
asradecidos BOT haberHo administrator, y
De oiro mode no pOdta ser. con csc fano'
50 Compues Mitchella que no me clI,sc
r. de seguirlO administrator"
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SEIS POLICIAS DE NUEVA YORK
VAN 4 SER CONDECORADOS
CYiene de la 6a.)

por IN fuerte cabeceo de los ANNA
les. -
ActoS semejantes fueron reallza-
dos por los otros cuatro p~olicias que
han sido seleccionados para reciblr
Ia recompensa debida por su valor Y
V abnegaci6n en- ell cumplimiento de
su deber.
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Ell General MoreIos zaragoza.,...

voluntad del Cesar, el Destierro, o
ell cadalso.
La naturaleza es la fuente de Sa-
biduria, donde ell magisterio De los
de5tinos humanos, nos ofrece para
beberlas, las saludables linfas que
llevan ell hombre ell conocimiento del
hombre Y la appreciation de las CO.
sas, m~ostrandole los deberes para
consigo mismo y los deberes para
! con la Sociedad, que son Ia base fun
damental de ley. de esa normalldad
cue establece el equilibrio entire las
2biigacioncs Y las prerrogativas Gel
ciudadano. O sea el pacto social que
/ debera regir los destinos de Ia CO.
lectividad.
En- tai virtud, concretemonos a 10
| Cue la saba naturaleza nos ensena pa
RI la restauracion de nueStras ago
! tadas energias Y descartemonos de
las f~alaccs promesas y de las en-
! ganadoras teorias con que Sc preten-
de eXtraviar e. criterio publico aven-
turandolo en- errados caminos, para
| provacho eXclusivamente de bien pc
Quenas minorias.
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FL Or. II. r. E0cn. de Ia Faeuitad de
Ned!cina de Paris, domiciliadO en- IL ciudad
de Port-au-Prluce, Rep. de Haiti, Certil-
ca: He prescribe a mis- enfernas Ell Com
puc>to Mitcheila, habtendo obtcnido sdml-
rabies resUlIddoS IN los S~!su!epteS caSos:
Para calmar los dolores frecuer;eS duran
ie cI embaTlzo Y e. pario. flores blaii
cas-" menSIrWaci6n dnlOrosa Y como 10,
niCo rccouSt!'uyenIe. 10 recom!endO q Las
SefOraS Y Scllori,as que sufre2 de iguales
dOleIciaS."
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AN4BLE LECTORA: 81 eSt4S son Sus
CralIIaG-S eScnCidleS, Spor cue no Queda
Ia. cOny"nrita como OtraS selGraS = Sc
iuritaS gIIe haE SenlidO Sus benericioS, 81
ID. taubien puede hacerlo como las de
mas?
NOTA: 81 nos remite I'd. la sume Dc
s1.00. le enriaremos g vuelta de correo. J
franco de porte. una GAIA de Compuesto
Mitchelia. Dtrf!aSe hoy mismo a:
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PESOUISAS

CON SEQ Y m alto dc subscription, al dia-
rio IA PRENS.A", Grattricare a Ia pcrSo-
na que me prpporcionc Ia actual direction
o me dierc in!OrInCS cNaciO> acerca del
ScfoT Juan Miranda, cemo de Is aIOs de
dad. moreno. oiOS SrandcS. ofigiuar!O de
IrapuaIo, Clio. Mexico. La lima veZ que
tive uOlicias Dc Fl fuG cudndo 81 cueon-
tFGba cn Q! EStddu dc Colorado, Ell Dciu-
Err del aiIo pr0N:mO paSadn. %I:Ialquier
infUrme SuDre "l particular >irvanSe diri-
@irlo 4 Pedro Nillarreal. GO. Ia PreISd.'
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Una buena posici6n o Sc devolvera su di-
nero: esta eS Ia garantfa que ofrece
Draughon a sus alumnos. Tenemos ma
yor nlimero de solicitudes de nueslroS
Graduates que las que podemos atendcf.
Alamo Plaza and Crockett 81. (S-3tl
COMPRAS
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81 NECE>lThN ~ iGvcneS 0 Scflores
mcyicanas. De irreprOChablc cOnduc-
Ia, sin tenor I nIugCna claSe de ira
haio. GmbiCiOSoS, que quicrnn radicar-
ST on Chicago. ILL.,. como colaDorado-
res de II negotiation netaTnente NE
XlCANA. Pida inrormeS Y mdndc refe-
renC!aS inincdiaiamente. o Gi{, KAN
SaS City. Mo.
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GRATIFICARE con >eis mcSe> dc S:Iscrip-
zion. al Giar'o La PhES>A." i Ia per-
soma que lie de informCS eXactoS acerca
de- mi Sebrln0 Marcos VaZquez, En- 1916
SC fuc srHrnko- a California y no he vuel-
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@irse a Zcrer!EU NagdalcnO, Taylor springs
III. "a
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Tone irEERlNE en- casos de indigestion.
ClI:jl 81 Gu'ur en- UnOS CIanlO> minutes Y
uhli"a : las Iua,erIaS en-, lernneUlaCi0n. que
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GGATIFiCAIr con- s2Hn 4 IA persona que
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CtIalUuicr informe sObrc cl particular. sir
vanse d!ricirlo a Ia sciiCra l.. V. Nda. de
rOSadaS, seneca. III. 49,
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BuENA erarificarlpn dare 4 Ia persona que
me inforfUc cxartaTmenic dCcrca de mi her
mano. Victor ZcrmciO. OriginarlO de Tia
Uuitapan. IaliscO. En- Dctubrc 30 DC 1917
raribf Su Ultima caria de Philadelphia, Pa.
CiIalGuicr informe .sobrc ri particular, sir
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ION. Cal. 49,
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dc elias. T. II csa cpOca reSidian en- TN
puItO rercaao 4 san Antonio, Texas. Cual-
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Rosales, Box i51, Hudson Heights, New
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ENSENANZA

RICARDO GONZALEZ BARB0SA, professor
dc uuitarra del Conservatorio de Boston
Mass. Tambien doy classes de Espaiiol,
ingIts. Dihuio Acuarcla Y Litograria. Pre-
rios moderadOs. Laclade Hotel ". Com
merce 81. .
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500 de qualification I quicn me DE- in
fcrHIc- rNarIG> de hi hilO Francisco Ri
vera. como de IS aiIoS de edad y &c cIer-
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vas ri
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zalvaci6n. conjurando el naufraglo
1le le amenaZara.
La Dictadura creada o los neo-
copssituyentes.

Mas nj aun SUI prop!a baadcra
ha sido r~espetada por eilos, supueS-
20 que han aholido esa shprema ley,
sc han constituido por 81 y ante 81,
en- IN Congreso tornado por eiemen
los Gesignados por ellos Y de entire
clos con exclusion de Ia inmensa
mayoria de la Naci6n, y conslderan-
dola como un conjunto de bandalos,
sin Gobierno Y sin ley, Sc declaran
sus CONSTITUENCIES, la dotan de un
Gobicrno tornado por ellos mlsmos
y expiden una secession de preccp-
tos, que %sirviendo exclusivamente
para su beneficio, cream una Dicta-
dura que resulta por mandamiento
de SUI ley, mas autocratica y mas IL
%ranica, cue la que antes asumieran,
la arbitrariedad Y Ell abuse: llegan.
do aquellos en- su supina estultlcia,
hasta pretender borrar las mas bri-
llantcs paginas de nuestra historic
politica.
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=. n. SANCHEZ. Ga Lever ST.. Gambia ca
sas en- carrOS o trucks. Telcfqno ira
YiS ISIS. -
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DARE $1,000 dc GRATiFICACspN 4 quien
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rcccion DE mis- hiios Juanito dc Ia CriTZ y
Maria de Jesus Garcia, qulcnes SC Separaron
del doInicilio palermo al ladO dc Ia selo-
Y esta selora iba acompafada pOr Her
mini CaStiIlon como de 81 aIoS de cdad.
In nina tiene una cicatriz en- Ia cara CUal-
Quier tnfoIme sfrvanse dirisirlo a Susano
Garcia, Sonora Ariz. t4-f2l
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GRATIFICARE con 8 mcses dc suscrip-
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afOS Saii0 de san Antonio, Texas ruInDD
al NOric. Siempre Ia irabaiado en- el Ca
mino de hero ~ por ial circumstance cS
mr., cUilOridO entire. los iraDajaaOrcS de In
via. SirvanSc dirig!r los infOfmeS a Ext
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GRATIFICiHE con $500 o IN alo de Sus-
cripcIGn al diario IA PRENSA''. i Ia per-
soma que me dicrc la actual direction o
me !nf0rmc exactamcnte acerca del senior
Juan Aguilar. quten en- 1915 Sc enConiraba
radIcado en- Fl paso, Texas V de alli sa-
Id rImbO q Tdnque, Arizona. SiTvanse
d~irieirse a Ia SehoTa Isabel NaraniO, 1926
W. 18th 81. Denver. Colo. 81
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

CUARTO ~AMUEBLADO con bailo 500 Sc
manariOS. sin muebles $3.50. cerca Dc Ia
plaza Alamo. Especial para Caballeros,
33S Blum 81. 1881.
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"a SESORA Ignacia Vargas dard brena
qualification 4 la persona que le inrOrfna-
re cXactamcnte acerca de Sill Seflora ma
DIRE, Angela Martinez. Quien hacc cuatro
afios residia en- Cacahuatepec. 0axaca,
Mexico. Cualquier informc sobrc eI par
ticuiar sirvanSc dirtgirlo a la intercSada,
JUNCTION CITY. KANS. (f-il
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DEsEO encargar Ii piano de si25, a una
familia recGmendable. Desearia aIeui!a
uue 1rafara de compartment 81 resulta &c
Srl agrado. EScriban i C.. CO. LA PitE.'-
ca
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AVISOS De OCCASION
EMPLEos

81. NECESITAN senoras o seNoritas que
tengan experienced en- Ia manufacture a
mano, de camisas de primera claSe. Y que
sepan bordar inicialcS. Buen sueldo Y
trabajo pernanente. D!riStrse a 30 Nava-
rro Street.
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR. F. vAZOUEZ GOMEZ. Oidos-Gargan-
Ia Y Nariz. 200 Frost Bldg.-San Antonio,
Texas.
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DIVERSOS


FL ncgocio del future. DcSe0 socl0 que
Sc una ronmiro en- Ia manufacture de me
iores acropIapos para Ia marina. Hay gran
idemanda de hombres V mujereS PRACTICES
en- eli manejo de aeroplanos. Investigue
esta nueva industria. Estoy conStruyen-
do ahora un %aeroplano. Escribame- o VI,
Slime IN 400 Austin 81. Id