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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
STORY OF BREST
is C0RR0B0RATED


Tho people OF the middle west Will
never understand the real horrors OF
war declared Ernest Albright
! hawnee boy, at the Red Cross cantcen
here today
u have Just lei, New York" he
said, "and am not sorry. either. The
streets are filled with soldiers. many
oi whom have lost an arm. a leg. or
both: some who bear terrible scars
somc blind, and many who viii hc
helpless Tor the rest Of their lives.
I'VE were trained, as soldiers, TO
fight to kill and We expected 90
come back wounded and all that, btit
the saddles, sight to me IS that OF the
men who went as surgeons Or chap
lanS, men who went with the troop,
lnly to relieve suffering, ard wno
anne back crippled OF manned ! saw
doctor on the street Ol New York
Just before | came away.-one eye
was gone. one side OF his face hor
rlble scar. Those are the thing
will never forget
Albright spent three days at BrcSt
The stories OF condition, there hay,
not been magnlfied he SAYS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want TO keep your hair IN
good condition. be careful what vou
wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared Shampoos
contain too much alkali This dries the
scalp makes the hair brittle. and is
very harmful. JUS, plain mulsiiied CO.
coanut oil (Which is pure and entire
" greaSelels), IS much better than
the most expensive soap or anything
else you can use for Shampooing, as
this can't possibly niure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub II in. One or two teaspoon
iuls will make an abundance OF rich.
creamy a,her. and cleanse the hair
and scalp thoroughly. The lather
finses out easily and removes every
particle OF dust. dirt. dandruif and
excessive oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and i, leaves II fine and
silky, bright fluffy and easy to man
age
You can get mulsiiied coco1nut oil
At most any drug store. 1t is very
cheap. and few ounces IS enough
to last everyone in the family Tor
months. Ctdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
1RlP PROVIDES
WILSON CHANCE
TO RECuPERATE
Wilson Resting on Advice Of
His Physician,
ny The Associated Prers)

ON BOARD THE L, s. ).
GEORGE WASHINGTON. Monday,
Feb H.--presiden, Wilson's ship IS
700 miles on is homcward journey
and is running fast down toward The
Azores. which probably will be passed
tomorrow
Mr. Wilson continues the enforced
rest which his been prescribed by
Rear Admiral Gary T. Grayscn, HI,
physician. and has taken little excr-
ci,e SO lar on the trip. After q night
OF smart wind and snappy seas the
shin ran into warmer and quie,er
water today and made good time with
bnlmy weather owe; the southern
route. Members OF the presidential
party and the troops on board the
George Washington shed their over
coats and exercised on the decks IN
the brilliant sunshine today
The returning troops are very happ}
al getting a taste OF sunshine and
warm weather after their soIourn cr
the mud fiat, OF BrcSt
President Wilson probably will dc
some work tho latter part OF his voy'
age and perhaps decide on the sue
&c sor Of Attorney General Ihoma!
" Gregory whose rlme may he an
nounccd alter his landing At Boston.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
NEGRO "AXMAN" IS
CAUSE OF FURRY

\ negro carrying an az caused resi-
dents IN the northeastern part OF tire
city to send in hurry call TO police
headquarters abou, Q o'clock this
morning. The report stated that he
had either murdered somebody or was
gong to.
The negro, much surprised, was
found and brouph, TO poll,e head
quarters Cro,s-eNamnation de
veloped tina, some children had asked
him where he was going and he had
replied rather cur,ly. The children
told their parents which resulted IN
three calls being received a, head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
HOOVER CLUB MAY
JOIN FEDERATION

Mrs. John w &icclcy. chairman OF
the club extension committee OF the
city federation OF womcns clubs, Ia,
interested the Hoover Home Econom-
Gcs club. Ms Sarah La Mari, pres
ident. in the subject OF aiiilia,ing with
the city federation OF women's clubs'
Heretofore, the many home eco
Monies clubs Throughout, the city have
not sough, aiiilia,iou as they were in
a sense not study clubs says Mrs.
Nicely. but this club IS following
thorough course OF study, has year
book nearing completion and is IN
every sense ready for federation"
The matter will come up tomorrow
afternoon at a meeting held at the
home OF Mrs. X. L. Bacchus. 22sIi
Wcs, Sixth street. Mrs. Bacchus will
be assisted by Mrs, II, T. King as
hostess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
V CAMP A|CNERS
NEED $4,000 YET
Total in $4,000 Drive at
Noon About $1,000,

With approximately $1,000 more TO
raise. the members OF the committees
appointed by Mayor Shear yesterday
10 assist III raising $1,000 for the
Y. W C. A. fund pu, forth every ei-
fort to close the campaign today At
noon the total figure, showed ST92D
although most OF the canyasserS were
not expected to report until they had
covered the specified territory.
Subscriptions reported yesterday and
today were K. Cot,lngham, 500
Atkinson Warren company, $50: Rich
ard Carhart, 500; { T. Bentley, 500
{. T. AmeS, 500: ! f. Mars, 500 ;
T NJ Gloyd, >lo0; G.. +. Colcord
$3.50 Charles luklnS Auto company
Tulsa. $50, Copeland & Turner $50
and Dr. II. Coulter Todd $50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
ARMY ACT FAILS
TO GET REPORT

WASHINGTON. Feb l8 Admin.
iS,ra,on leaders IN the house failed
today in their effort to have the rules
committee report a special rule 10
NEE, parliamentary obstacles 20 leg
islation in the pending army app7o-
prla,ion bill for a temporary peace
time army OF 10000 men
Instead. by a close vote, the com
mi,tce decided to give rule lor i'm
mediate consideration OF a senate bill
authorizing the resumption oi vol
untary culi,tmcnts. A fight aCilns
4 this rule probably will be led by Rep
reScrIa,lyc Kahn of California.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

\ sieve test FOR fucuoss u' cement
vi. be- mndo Friday afternoon hy stu
d,nts ~ the engineering laboratory
douHrtmcnt ~ the high school They
will 10 10 the city wutcrworks with
samples furnished hy business men ~
the city IN the cement business and
test bv sewing No 30. No 6u and No
100 y \. Lngo, head of the school
department SAYS The finenesa ~ ce-
mont determines ~" strength ~ the
product In the manufactured stu'c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
ENLARGED BOND
Plan OPPOSED
House Would Authorize
Treasury Notes,

WNGHlNGTON, Feb X A ,cntl.
tive decision was reached today by tho
house ways and means committee to
authorize no increase in the un.,,ucd
amount ,i Liberty bon,d. bHt instead
10 authorize the treasury to issue
, l'cs maturing IN one to five years, for
fy additional sums needed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

which Ia being shipped here from Kan
WH city arrived In the city saturday,
This shipment amounts TO nearly 20Un
hufhclr II IN estimated that In Kansas
'ity there wns u total Of nearly ~ nU0 o.
onl bushels whicb was 10 be distributed
through Kansas and Oklahoma to make
up for the shortage of grain IN those
states A largo part OF this grain has
already been shipped and the remainder
VI expected 10 start for It's several drs.
iuitionH soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
CipBfiefs


For the first time this year tho
wumcn's branch Of the federal state
employment bureau hns a denund for
hotel and domestic work larger than Il
con supply. Mrs Hcf'ha q. CeBridc,
who has charge u tll female rpph
rlu's. IL having lot of trouble In
finding comcn and girls to mn the po-
stlons The demand Tor girls TO work
in local hotels Is especially large, nc
cordiug 10 Mrs Mcbride
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
CLUBS TO Be ASKED
TO DISCUSS WELFARE

Appointment Of committee 10
bring the necessity Of welfare league
Tor Oklahoma City TO the attention
ol various civic clubs was appointed
at meeting OF tn. local welfare
league at noon yesterday. Repre-
seniatiyes from the clubs are expected
to appear and report at a meeting to
be held next MONDAY
The committee appcin,eh today con-
ssts Of Fred Bearley, Leonard Bailey.
W. II Stout, &, g. Hatfield and Z.
Richard Cafhart.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

The shipment NJ military supplies for
the national guard units In Oklahoma
that was recently sent 10 this city is
expected 90 hftiyo here In the course
~ the week. according 10 Mai G.. r.
barrett. acting adJutant general The
supplies include harness. wagons. ntn.
balances. and camp supplies. The ques-
tiun Of storage facilities In bothering
the men In charge u the goods at pres.
eut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

gram 0f the Chamber OF Commerce
Tor 1919 are being mailed 10 the entire
membership today, win IN" request
iht, each member indicate the impor.
'inrr NJ the various proposed activities
n MS Judgment, hy number ana re-
ufu 10 the chamhcr The program
b. not a matter u one or two years
rlld Charles r. Hail manager hut ~
five years or more, even N We begin
MnIA ON them Immediately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

\ drive Tor 81. 600 fer the Armenian
and Syrian relief campaign was begun
yesterday ht the headquarters of the
local committee In the Chamber NJ
Commerce Paul Feslcr will be In
charge at tho headquarters The cam
paign IN 10 last until March J, Okla
homn Guys quota II t22 600. that OF the
state $3.50. 900, and Of the nation $780,
600 900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
nut,.r Adyane. Esp.eted

An advance In the price ~ hu'tcr lH
expected. according 10 Whol'Hplrrs hero
The price today remains the sam" nS
Yesterday T. cents tu the retailer, the
consumers price ~ cents There i1 no
change M the price Of eggs poultry or
smoked meats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

The sllnry increase bl'l providing
minimum enumeration ~ :, .uh inr
many elected state officials, s. 100 ff
.tluis. 1880 Tor book Loourrg and
'lsui for atcnogtnphcrs. vaH passed
thlp afternoon by the house The bin
now goes 10 the senate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

chu. ch by the Rev. g. q Mcfarland.
pastor Of the First christian church, of
Deni.or. Tcsns The first meeting was
held inst night Services Will continue
until Friday night Good music and npe
rlal features have been provided for the
weeks services TOnighfr subject viii
10 THE Sovereignty Of Christ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

Nr mud Mrs u c. Hoffhine ot Omn-
IN. Sch. former residents oi oklahoma
city. arrived hero Yesterday 10 spDnd
several days Mr H0nhinc win inspect
prospects here with view ~ locating
iIr formerly issued thr cts directory
for this cily> publishing his last Issue
.N years ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

" f. snnucs secretary OF the state
bankers association, Was appointed
chairman Of committee TO draN -
consultation and by lawH for tho in
dustrInl secretaries association, when
held ~ Get together meeting IN the fklr-
vim hotoi Yesterday noon. " A Lane
Hri Harry V Kahc were the other men
mt 'y"r" appointed TO serve on the
committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

4 guntd military ball viii he gwen
hy Company J. of the Second regiment,
- y. O., NJ the state nrmory lel
Sorth broadway, February " Munc
v,ll h. furnished nv the Second Regi-
mont military band The officers IN
charge are. capt Vernon q bolle'sr
Lieut. walter VI. Reeves gnd Lieut..
Thomas J Dare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Club MnX Join srd-rn,lnn.

The Motherhood Culture club Mrs
} 4 Draper. president. win bring the
matter ~ hffilin,ing with the city fed
Grafton nt the meeting To b" held Mon
dly afternoon ~ ESQ O'Clock In the
home ~ tho club president. nj s?6
West Fourteenth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

John Nrwbern, former president, ~
the oklahoma CITY Advertising club.
will address members of the business
Efficiency club Of the Y " g A. ~ u
meeting y, 10 tonight nj the Y. W
q 4 offices. s?iis West flitt street
His topic win he "sniesmRnship
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

Preparations are now uudc. why Tor
s,ttiug tho Incubator ~ Wheeler park
20 care for ostrich eggs laid since Jan
uary T. Joe II Patterson. superlu-
t,adcnt, viii put the matter into the
hands NJ g II Irvine, roo keeper who
will tnkc tho incubator into his home
nud .it ti'ht for i2 DAYS md watch IN,
Thermometers THIS year eighteen eggi
viii be- iucubatcd rs the first tiy-out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

campaign. were received AZ good roads
headquarters today aud viii 10 dts
tIbuirI soon The buttons bear the
SLOGAN "Blld Real Roads Right" the
prize winner In the slogan contest II
VAS submitted by X. Il. Brownell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Gin, on Msapon ch.tps.

Pete Tn,ior was fined $50 In mu .
u.rIpul court today wh'u he was fouhd
guilty of carrying concealed weapons.
Ito paid the fine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

Hot doughnuts -- Mother NHNy Al
Terminal Candy Department Thcy'r'
delicious lNdy.|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Window, Arc shnttnr.d-

Several Windows were shattered last
rlght IN a residence At 1920 West SIX
t'ruth street about 2 O'Clock The rO-
lice believe the damage was done
muliCiousy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Poteau Secretary Hare.

= II Blard secretary ~ the potoru
chamber ~ cCmmcfce was In the city
TODAY. couferrlng with the good roads
association.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
nhohrIofa Meet Ionlnht.

Tho Bachelors club Of the v n e.
4 will meet In tho V VI G A. build-
Ing tonight Tn. names of prospective.
members will he voted on at this meet.
ing and the plans Of the entertainment
committee discussed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Pond Creek Man Here.

g " Gibson of Pond Creek Otla,
r visitor nj the aut0mo,iyc show
Ito rs an automobile dealer ~ Pond
Creek
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
g A n M.,, Dat, Sci,

T. z McknS. secretary treasurer ~
the oklahoma society ot tn" sons ol
the American Revolution has sent no
tfs. 10 all members calling their at
tautlon to the annual luncheon nnd
meeting 10 be- held IN the state capitol
cafe at Il O'Clock. noon. on February y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

Employed Boys Meet.
Tho Employed Boys brotherhood OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

official buttons bearing the slogan
20 hc used throughout the good roads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

quarters II was aScer'ained that the
negro was on his way TO cut some
wood for rcslden'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

More Grain Arrives.
Fifteen more carloads OF the gruif
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

Revival services are being conducted
TN. week Mt University Place Christian
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

I'm comerciante que lego 4 eSta
ciudad cor ohjeto de tramitar 10
relative 4 algun0s NedidoS que tie
nc p~eHdicrte>, Y que :" hal!a precl-
samente contrariad2 con las uitlmas
disDosiciones de CarranZa que as!g-
na~on grardeS icrechoS dc importa-
ci6n a las mercancias que apenas
Sc iban q lomenzar I llevar de este
pals. Sc sirvio cruzar aigunas pa
iabras con arc Ie los reporters de
Ia PRENSA. Elias dan idea del es-
tado "ctaai dc la capital regiomon-
taHa. no con reSpecto a los nego-
cios que bier Sc Sabe que andan asl,
%si. siao er 10 que s. refie:e i Ia
rolitica. cnfcrnedad he Ia que pa
roce que n ciudad esta atacada y
2Ic g manifesto con caractcrcs
c~rilepticos V rabiosos. cr ciertos
c!ementos Ge IA antigua Porra. que
siempre qIicrcn flotar pcr soorc to-
das las cosas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
CONFLICTO CIENIIFlCO
EN- Ell Case De LA
SRA. GIBBONS
.Sisue ocuparde Ia atencion
del pabIico el iuicio de
Ia citsda sonora

los ANGELES. California, Di-
ciembre 30.-En ell iuicio que Sc
sigue q Ia sonora Gibbons, dana acu-
sada de haber dado mucrte a 81 es-
poso proporc;onandolc ei reneno
Que, segUn ella, q lie pidio para po-
ncr fin a Su vida d. enfermo, slgje
ocupando Ii atenci5n del publico.
Ia declaration de IN auimico dc
a.c las v~iScer&s i c~onCcnlan una
cant;dad de vene1o. ha mOtivado
una <eria discussion entire los doc
torres que declararon 10 ccntrarlo.
II conf!icto r:entifico viene a ser
tan serio ONO el legal.
Sin embargo, no Sc IN aetnldo
?In s. cI tai -encHo Cs cl cianuro i
atro. y este cs ~ motive CUE hace
cue "A confusion sea mayor.
Los detectives policiacos han he
cho IN v;a;e con todo m!sterio i
Bakersfield. GonGe Sc cree que van
\ ercontrar la clave del asInto. Ma
die sahe hasta estos momentos que
q 10 Quc buscan los policiaS, pero
Sc que es 4 IN hombre cue
parcce complicado en- Ia muerte
del sehor Gibbons. y 4 quIen VA Sc
.refirio una de las a~cuSadoraS dc n
.viuda. la seno-a Carolina Kurt.
Va Sc habIa de ana tremenda lu-
cha entire Ia acusacion Y n defenSa
nara cuanGo Sc cclebr"n los deba-
ties or 81 iarado.
Fl abogado Harrison VI. CaSSeIi,
cue dcfierdc a Ia Gibbons, IN de-
c,arado que hari serias acusacioncs
contra IN rolicia de los Angeles por
q sistema cue emplca + lIcvar a
caho suS INVESTIGATIONS.
f! dia > del actual sc vera por
p-imera vcZ en- Ia Cortc, e. case de
Ia sonora Gibbons.
La fi.sta en- honor dc Rial
Para csta nochc :" anuncla n
grau fiesta dc ~aniverSario en- honor
del martir dc In Independence fl
iipina. el DR.. Jose Rizal.
XII * thtSNA - - - -
var:os d;ScursoS en- memorial del he
roc. en- "remplc OF Aries" sitio 4
dondc han sido iNvitados los MEM
bros de Il c~olouia filiniHa rcSIdcn-
ties en- eSta ciudad.
La sociedad es:udiantil Dc filipi-
nos. 5c Ia cual el seEor Pedro @.
Pac;o g P~rcSidcntc. &~Sistirl a Ia
fcStividad.
t! seGor lGnacio NaGhuha, 'eerd
Il binGrafia del Dr. Rial, Y cl Sc
nor Pedro Tolcntj~o habiara en- es-
panol en- Ia yc!ada.
Tambi5n en- Ia ]poblacior de San
Francisco, California, hahra hoy
una fiesta semcjante = Il Gac han
lie a~sist:r Jos miembTos de las CO.
lonias hispano-amcricana : t!lipiua.
para honrar Ia memorial del h"roe
Rial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Sabado 4 de Enero de 1919

eperimentados y conocedores del "ofl
cio". pues ash Sc desprende de las di-
ficultades que Sc ~presentan para
perseguirlos.
Sc advierte que tienen va tempo
en- ell ''oficio," Y que seguramenUe
Dertenecen a las antigdas gavillas
cue en- otros tiempos Sc dedicaron
al robo de ganado en- estos contor-
0
Las autoridades de Matamoros:
Dor instrucciones de las del Gebier-
no del Estado. continlan Ia cam
paha contra los roba-vacas, tenlen-
do la seguridad dc que pronto pue-
dan eyterminarlos para ~tranqullldac
&c los ~eanaderos de esta region, que
nan sufrido serios perjuicios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Desemborcan tropaS inglesas
en- RigG y WindGu

COPENHAGUE, Enero 3.-Noti-
cias de Estocolmo rccibidas hoy
tardc en- csta capital. dan cucnta dc
que han dcscmbarcado tropas inclc-
4 en- los pucrtos rusos de Riga y
WinGaU.
In dcspacho proccdentc lie IL CO.
ritar dc Alcmania, asegura en- cam
bio que los holshcvikis Sc han pose
sionado dc Riga. lie donde desaio-
,arou Il las tropas alemanaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

SOyELAS EISTORICAS Y pOFULAR6S
- CENThIOS CADA UNA
Ane'asdo : Eiois-
Amor De Msdre
Berto:do. Be-roidiao : Czcaseao
Car!cragno o !cs - Fsres lie t-sneis
Diego Co-rieates
Dora "uaniz
Ia Hujriara DE- B7scias
e Ba-5e-o dc Scyil.
ESp:aas dc uaa Toy
For dc VI Oit
Senovevs dc B:sNSate
Herman Co=tes , Marins
Lacrccla BoEg:a
Los AmaRtes dc Fc-u=i
Isr0D Lc.caGt
MarEa-ita lie Eorsoia
0tcic. cl moro lie Venec;s
Pablo y Virginia
Romeo y JEiica
T.ein:s amos . \ vida De IN jurado,
AvENTUEAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES
4 30 CENTAVOS C.aDA TONIC
Il Et2&-N "
Z! Robo Gel DIaaante A-ul
la HSiz del Usurero
Blackwell e. pira:a del Txnesis
Jack e Destr:pador
Les Noaedc-os Fa!sos &c Londr-s
- Malstg Ssasrienta
Tn NGdico Cr;n:asi
q Testamea:o del Director
Sne-ioch n9,c2es ) e C~on:rzsaaGi.;a
De Opio
Ea IA Esecue;s del Criuea Ge Pitts
bug.
A las Pucr;as de Ia &uerts
II v:ada i:e;a DE- Paris.
IL Ssst:a Hun--na
Uca Nocta &c Terror
Il Robo del Collar &C PsEa,
Ia iafanc noSa6z del Cairo
r. Eau;.agio DE- Corfu
Il Rcy &c los Bzadidn
AvENTURAs DE JOBS {. RAJ
TLES
A % CENTAvoS CADA To&C
Il IncCGn,to MI.Gariaso
In Rob- en- q fslac:o Real
h Principe juEador
I: hsalto ea e. Sleeping
r! Alo Rc!o
:, T;r-cf-.c d. E=Slestcae
Il S..rcto Gel AaiNo
Il P-cs.denic dc las CoionIas
II Fs!so SsItesdc-
la Donccila Raptcda
I. -0sil dc! Negro
II Tcsoro del goEhi
In Viai" &c Eoaa'
l. Sa-cvsote del Sol
:. Teso-o Gci EStaGo
Ea = Ra-onerR
- Scc--:o del I-so:s
ogRAs De CAsLoTA BRAEME \
% CEETAVoS cADA U>;A-
Anncrcs Sabiima
FL Secreto &c Lady Hrr'-I
In =. ManaRa dc brdzs
Entire dos Peczdcs
l~ayenriblc Amor
Ia CoadeSa lie Cradoc
La Tentaci6n &c Una Iu-er
Ia E,.-elA de Amer
II MoGeraa Ceniciensa
S;ueao- del Coraz6n
Jas De5iI gue uas Mgr
Una .leha i- amer
tue= ; Pare
oRRAS De CAEoLINA
NTERNIZIo
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A. Rcr,ye del Ao!smo = Lzzo Funesto. ) LIZ
c,-,6, DC Madrc. Dos ;on.oS ....-.. 5 10
,,,~,-5, dc Osrcro. Dos tomoS ...--.. ; L-o
Cadeaa Elena. Cratrc tomos -. 20
D-cmaS Gel AdGitc-.o. Dost onoS 80 80
E G.a.o del Nal 80
ii g.t:mo EeSU 80
- Ss-rcto 5c TN SsDGldo .-. ~
~ U,~, del Auaroujssa- Dos tones ; -
~ Alss-suc &c. DCiito. DoS tomoS... 80
- oh,r.aGo cel p-EgCs- Cuarzo i"mo@ ) -lV
Tcs Nmorcs Aa!di;os. Dos tocno- - ~
- C-;r,creS dc DLaYoiilS- poS i"mos ; -
-. I;.r,Sos IniaIrcS. Dos tonnes. > 4-o
= ,rs--diss de los Cc!ss. CCstzo 10
- ' -"
,. E;fa de "a Pcr:cra- po5 tonnes. ) t-g
- Resurreceioa &c ~ Ar.~ -....... : eo'
:. x..srns del IeAS-o Real Dos to-
Paradise : inferno -.......-...--.-- , o'9e
k,u. . IL az.G C nS Ape DOS .,
tOuos
usaos de su inporte en- GlEo
Carta Certificsda. a.
J. L0ZANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
NO DA RESULTAD0 LA
CAMPANA CONTRA
LOS ABIGEOS
Los rcba-vacas sIguen muy
actiycs cerca de Mata-
mcros, lamps.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Enero 5
Ia camp&na e~mprendida ccrca del We
cine puerto de Matamor0s. contra al
gunos s&!teadores que Sc nan dedicado
ii robo dc ganado. no hi sido del to-
do fructifera. como Sc esperaba. de-
hiio 4 cue csos roba-vacas son va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
* TIRRAl-TIRRES VAI.IOSSOS RREEGGAAL0S-GRATIS

Adui ticnc listed ako cnterameaie
rucYo. poroue nuncn habia dido ha-
hlar Dc este retj. que es dc uftIrra
invcnei6r. Para QUO listed misno jug
gIie ins ismcrsa5 -cntajas aue ten"
- 10 dcscribinros: Este mRraviloSo
-rc:o; !" erScoa las horas. minute :
segurisS como toGos. 2-s3 hecho
del mejo- metal! niauclado. Y - tar
fucrtc quo 81 fucEo no 10 dcstruye n
10 rarcha. por 10 tantn este rclnH l.
da-a para toda n vida 3-Tienc cucr-
On para ocho diaS. t-LIcva 81 tempo
;a1 pcrfc-:c como 81 neior relox.
5--Su peso Is dc dicz libras. T-Es
desperation = Il canpana srcua ba5-
;artc fuc-c para Gespertaro auuGu"
sr suefo sea muy pesado. s-En Il
nochc no nccesita listed lc~vantarSe pa
IA yer l. bora, s~cncillamenee opriri"
listed 81 bottom 9 Embellishments tod"
e. relox cstari iluminado. 9-AlumDF.
y -uena ia campana al raismo temp.