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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
NOW FOR THE HIGHWAY BONDS


The next things the people Of this
county will have to turn their atten-
ton TO is the voting of the highway
bonds, ~hich.will be up for their con-
sideration at the election on June 3rd
There is no doubt but that the peo-
pie will vote to bond the county up
to two per cent of its assessed valua-
tion, but do not let US take any
chances. Let the vote be as over
whelming as il was TO sell the NUM-
cipal railroad. Let it be a record
vote. Every man and woman who has
a vote should be at the polls on June
3rd and by casting their ballots for
the bonds let it be known that they
are not only in favor Of the bond
issue, hut that they are in favor of
permanent highways. Thruout the
by an almost unanimous vote. The
success OF these issues has attracted
attention TO the various sections act
ing on them. klamath County must
be right up in the front with these
ether counties. II should be in the
lead. Klamath County was respon-
sible for the constitutional amend
nent to permit the voting OF bonds
up TO six per cent Of the assessed val
uation. and since that honor belongs
to our county, let US add another lau-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
REPAIRS ON UPPER ,r
LAKE Dixie MAD1

J. Frank Adams, who mas oeo'
claiming n large tract OF '",o .,h
on the shore Of the Upper NAM" ~.
LAX. near this city and who na. m .,s
misfortune to have q portion " .,,n
dixie overflow and wash out 'a'' ..,y
ter, has now completed the he. ~
repairing and will start 'ouA' Ar,
pump the water back over 'ns
again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
WIN S3 AWORD
BY WRITING A
VICTORY SLOGAN

Good Victory Liberty Loan
slogans are wanted by the general
publicity committee OF the Twelfth
Federal Reserve District with head
quarters In San Francisco.
The committee will pay as high
as 50 a word.
First prize will be $40, second
prize 500. and third prize, SO.
Slogans should be limited TO 10
or IL words.
Send all slogans to SLOGAN
EDITOR. Room 30l. 430 California
Street, San Francisco, California.
The contest closes Saturday.
March %.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
POLES HAVE ROUTED
UKRANIAN FORCES

WARSAW. May 2l-Drohobycz,
Boryslaw and Mikolajow have been
captured by the Poles In the Gniaci
Campaign. according TO an official
statement made today. This says
that the Poles have crossed the Knie-
per River near Rozwadow.
''The prisoners taken have net yet
been counted and the enemy q flec-
ing In panic" says the message.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
We serUe all tastes

until they occupied minimum space
The closest approach to the record
was made by the Russian Steamship
Omsk which in December, 1917 car
ried 27.l3O square bales from Gal
weston to Liverpool. A strict news
censorship would not permit men
tion OF that record.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
MINISTER DROWNED YESTERDAY

CORVALLIS. May Rev. J.
Cronenberger. pastor OF the First
Church OF Christ was drowned yes
terday. In attempting to swim across
the Willamette River. He was cel..
brating his forty-fifth birthday. His
body has not yet been recovered
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
LARGEST FREIGHT
CARGO CARRIED.

GALVESTON. Tex. May 22.-The
distinction OF carrying the largest
cargo ever contained in the holds OF
a vessel is claimed by shipping men
for the British steamship lndore,
which left here for Liverpool with
eS.3S6 square bales OF cotton. This
was accomplished by a method Of
scientifically COMPRISING the bales
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

rel by voting for the first issue unaui-
mouSly.
Everyone should constitute himself
or herself q committee OF one 10 see
that the vote is gotten OUT and that
every vote cast is a favorable one
Let US make Klamath County and
Good Roads SYNONYMOUS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

Frank Courtade, a well known resi-
dent OF the Odessa section is in the
city for a short time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

Many a successful man OF the future
will look back and thank the govern
ment for giving him his start With
Thrift Stamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

Buying Liberty Bonds and War Saw
ings STAMPS is not giving anything.
It's only lending your money on the
best security in the world.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

The bank won't take a 25-ccnt de-
posit but the Government OF the
United States will. Investigate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled TO the use for republication
ci ali news dispatches credited 10 II
or not otherwise credited in this pa
Per, and also local news published
herein.
All rights Of republication of spe-
rfal dispatches herein are also re-
served
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-24
TUESDAY TO BE
REGISTRATION
DAY FOR CITY
All Male and Female Voters Must
Be Certain Of Right to
Cast Ballot

Tuesday will be registration day in
Bismarck Registration boards will
sit all day in the six polling places,
the North Ward school in the first
ward; Faunce's building on Fourth
in the second; the new high school in
the third; the McGillis building in the
fourth; Thompson plumbing shop in
the fifth, and the fire hall in the sixth.
Any man or woman who has lived
80 days in the ward, six months III the
county and one year in the state; who
is 21 years old or mOre( and a citizen
of the United States, may vote April
for two members Of the city commits
sion, If they are properly registered.
Many Bismarck women already are
registered. Those who are not GER
tam as to their reglsteratiOn may
make sure by visiting their polling
places next Tuesday. The same duty
devolves upon all male as well as fe-
male voters who have moved from one
ward or precinct to another since the
last city or general election or regis
tratiOn.
Quiet Campaign.
The city campaign has been a re-
markably quiet one to date. There
are four candidates for the two city
commissionerships to be filled April
l-John p. French, John A. Larson.
Henry w. Richholt and r. l.. Best
r. l.. Best seeks to succeed himself.
The other vacancy on the city com
mission is created by the expiration
of the term of c. n. Kirk, now with
the general Offices Of the Marshall
OH Co. in Iowa. Women are entitled
to the same voice as men in the cleo
ton of city commissioners.
Men only may vote for police mag
istrate. G. F. Bleckreid, the incum
bent, is not a candidate for reelection.
The candidates are f. Fl. Howell. w.
III. Casselman and George Dolan, all
OF whom are now serving as justices
OF the peace.
City commissioners will be elected
for terms OF four years and the police
magistrates for two.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-24

to the development of the mineral
resources of this region, was solved
by the use of 175 two-horse teams
and one caterpillar tractor. This
ore will be brought to the Pass by
water in the spring and shipped to
British Columbia for smelling.
The Mandy mine in three years has
taken out $4,000 tons of high grade
copper which cost $50 ton to trans
port to the smelter. 1t is said that
in 1918 the Mandy produced six per
cent of all copper produced in Can
ada
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-24
BOLSHEVIKS GAIN CONTROL
OF GOVERNMENT AND START ....s
DRIVE AGAINST ENTENTE

g.. ..... N., Continued from Page One) ....
dent Ebert declared in speech Sunday dispatch from Berlin
says The German president added Germany could not give
Ebert spoke meeting called to protest against the
ton Of Danzg He declared Germany would agree to neutraza
" j~ ,.... PRESIDENT RESIGNS 4
Copenhagen March PAT G. Masaryk president Of Czeho
Slovak, has resigned. sot a"e. %.2'
Prot Thomas Msszs elected president
States The Copenhagen dispatch gives alleged
resignation ~ Et@.t&a@
: cn.n, sENP M$ ARMY NJ TO HUN Hungary :1, - 30, >
sent to Hungary.
REFUSE TO JOIN
81 AmSterdam March 24The Austrian central wormen coun
The council declared that the Czecho course
dispatch soldiers and vorEmsn
Berlin una nM Mars6 2sSs As %AfsSc Fs9s Press from the
zeang
peace Pans If these two lessons should not suffice third will
REGARDED SERIOUSLY
London March Hungarys adoption of Bolsheysm re-
its effect on the Rumanian the
Of the neutral zone the
ungsry be reponsbe for the
sign; en- not wanting that in ,t the
by the neutral merely sub
Iteruge
RADEK RELEASED s}3&A rE
Copenhagen March 24-Carl Rade the leading Russian Bol
sevk Germany arrested February Ii connection with
Spartacan uprising released BY the govern
reported today The release of Radek the
has Grated bad impression 81
results of the Spartacan agitation reported
strike at Leub riots at Steutten strike at
Breslau3 5%s
WASHINGTON NOT SURPRISED
Washington March 24Concern today official
and diplomatic circles here the seizure
Hungary by Bosevk regime With President Wilson
Secretary Lansing in Paris the attitude the American
government will be determined and announced there
Although the received general concern there
much For weeks has noted in Aus
It has not alone food There has been
serious unemployment problem Rumana weathered attack
of Bohevism pointed out today but whether shell
Withstand another attack question With Hungary turned
Bolshevk Rumana would be two-thrds surrounded.
CROSS DNEISTER - S@
London, March PA Bolsheyk armyof 200 men has
composed largely Of Hungarans Bussrans who
\ were prisoners in Russia. s
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-24
MANITOBA DEVELOPS
GREAT COPPER NINE

The Pas. Man March 22.--Copper
ore to the amount of ten thousand
tons has been hauled from the Mandy
mine, north of here, to the Sturgeon
Lake dock since January The trans.
portation problem, long drawback
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-24


M& h ~ L a A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
FL ASALTO Al TREN
DE SAN LUIS POTOSI
Los Uiajeros llegados a Tam
pico proporcionan nue.
Jos informes

TAMPICO, lamps, Sept. 11.-Se
han obtenido informes del asalto
que ell jefe pelaista Miguel Lucero
consume sobre IN tren de ~pasajeros
que venia de San Luis, en- Ia esta-
cion de VeraStegui, cerca del pueblo
de Tamasopc.
Personals conocidas en- este puerto
como el ~ex-general federal Amado
Cristo, Serafin Zubiaga Y CASTOR Le-
v~asseur., que venian en- ell convoy Y
que resultaron heridos aunque no de
gravedad en- ell eombate, dan infor-
mes del ~asalto, manifestando que los
pelaistas acabaron con Ia escolta,
dando muerte, ademas, a dos perso-
mas porque, segun Sc dijo, SCI les in
dentifico como miembros de la De-
fensa Social.
Los revolucionarios habian levan-
tado un gran Gramo de via, ~logrando
-detener el tren, sobre el cual hicieron
fuego, conteStando Ell de la escolta
que tambien cause baias en- las filas
del enemigo.
Dominada Y a~niquilada Ia referida
eScolta. los pelaistas Sc apoderaron
del pasaje, a quien respetaron, Y
solo recogieron TODD 10 que pertene-
cha al gobierno o a los f~errocarrl-
les.
Al tenerse noticias de este desas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
UN JEFF NO COMBATE 4
LOS REBELDES
Sc lie acusa de desobedecer
las ordenes de sus supe-
riores gerdrqulcos

GUADALAJARA, Jal., Sept IL
FL jefe INFERNO de las operaciones
militares en- Ell Estado y cuya Jurisdic
cion alcanza hcTta ell de GONNA, ha
recibido innume.ables quejas en- on
ira el jefe del referido Estado veci-
no, en- las que Sc lie acusa de no per
seguir q los revolucionarios. circuns-
tancia a la que Sc debe el aumento
de Ia revolucion en- aquella region.
El jefe acusado es el general ca
rrancista Luis NJ. Hernandez, al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

Cafe. E. Houston ST. tlol
Sc NECESITA sonora para trabajo gene
raj de casa. Dirigirse Z 1918 West Huisa-
che Ave.
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frente del Cuerpo H. de Ia Legion
de Honor, quien, ademas de los car
Cos que Sc lie hacen, respondent acerca
de las razones que tiene para no ODE
decor las ordenes que de esta ciudad
Sc lie han enviado, relatives a los
movimientos militares en- Colima.
Como ell case Sc considera demasia-
do serio Y hasta Sc AFRICAN descon-
fianzas con respecto a Ia actitud de
Hernandez, Sc ha dado aviso a la Sc
cretaria de Guerra para que ordene
10 que a bien tenga sobre el parti-
cular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

del general Diaz dirici0 un semanario
de information de los Estados
ha sido designado por don We
MUSTANG. para que Sc haga cargo de
IN nuevo p~eriodico titulado La Re-
publica", que vera la luz publica Ell
pr6ximo viernes.
FL nuevo rotatiyo es organo del Mi
nistro de G]obernacion Y no tendra
mas objeto que el de contrarrestar la
campana antigobiernista de a!guros
~peri0dicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

NECESITAE un cocinero, un mesero
y muchaches para trabaio de cocina- Ocu-
iran listos para trsbajar al French Gaze,
2I7 Ayenida E.. at-as del Corrco. tlsl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

DESEO SABER cl ~paradcro de Ia sonora
Concepcion Puga Murguia. del joven, de II
amos Francisco MYrguia. originates de Pen
iamo. Gto.. quiencs salieron de Laredo. Ne
xico. el dia cinco dc agosto ultiTo. acompa-
nadcs &c las siguientes personals: barto!o
Murgu;a. nino de catorcc amos: Gabina io!e-
do de Murguia: el nino Mauro Murguia. dc
nucve amos; Ia nina Francisco MurGuia de
scis amos eI nino Manuel Murguia,. de tres
anos. Los informcs pueden enviarse al scnor
Cipriano MLrguia. Carpcn,eria. Cal, o =
Bonifacic Murguia. Sta. Barbara. Cal. Qua
rentine St. i25. Los interesados o Qu'en
seya. puedcn telegrafiar 4 nuestra costa por
cobrar y damos qualification de $4,000 q
quien nos irforme cl p~aradero de clos.
Para mayor seguridad. e. remitente Sc
scryira cnviar una fotografia dc cHalllieta
de las personals indicadas. sin Ia direction de
elias, y al recibir los $4,000, nos renitlra
dicha fotografia. Todos los @astos van ror
nuestra cuenta- Tambien Sc oIcdcn dir
Cir a "EVOIUCION.' Laredo. Texas. CON
dc Sc gestiona-a iamediatamente 10 relative
BONIFACIO MUGGClA. .
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NOTARIOS PUBLICOS

JOSE VEIL, NOTARIO PUBLICO. ArrcSlo
toca c!ase &c docunentos. cartas y abst-actoa
InglGs y ,Espanol. l25 Main Plaza Or. Is3,
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TRAJES EN-

4 Ia MEDIA. Vicente Sosa. Sas:rc y Cor
tado-. Gil Doio-csa ST. San Antonio, Tex
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ire sufrido por los carrancistas, Sc
ordeno que violentamente salieran
fuerzas de Cardenas Y Tamasopo a
prestar auxilio, con instrucciones de
recoger a los p~asajeros Y de perSe-
guir con energia a los a~saltantes del
tren, ~quienes Sc ~internaron en- los
monies cercanoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

Sc NECESITA muchacho con bicicleta para
~rcpartir ropa Il domicilio Y una sonora o
senorita para planchar y desmanctar. Ocu-
IRAN a American Dye Works. 406 Garden
ST. Tel. Travis 1853.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachas para coser en-
maquina. Dirijanse a 424 Dolor"s St. 20.
piso. 'ol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
Quinientos mil pesos de subsidio

El gobierno federal ha ~concedido
al gobierno del Dstrito Federal quj-
nientos mil pesos, con ell objeto de
~nivelar los presupuestos. Con este
auxilio cue recibio ei gob;emo del
Distrito Federal, eS SECURE cue cara
NADIA volvera a necesjtar de ayudq eN-
trana, va que podra ~sostenerse con
u propiaS contribucioneS Y dem&S
recurSos, cue son muy ~ahundan.eS.
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MATRIMONIALES

CTUDADANO GRECO de buena cda, y bue-
"a fortuna. desea contracr auistad con Sc
nora o Scnorita de cUalquie- naciUaalidad.
de 20 a . amos lie edad. objeto matrimoHio.
Ia inreresada puede d~;riEirse a Geo. y. Gle
nos, Jericho. Texas. = t2Ol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
LISTO, SENIOR, LIS
4 Los MEXICANOS RESIDENCES
FS SAN ANTONIO.

Pauline ortexa y Fonsecs, con n prac-
suficiente. Sc cncarGa dc! tTacclona-
nicnto de haciendas en- el EStado dc Me-
xico O 4 irmediaciones de este. Direction:
-Capuchiaas No. SO. Mexico. d. +. t2SI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

4 CAS4SSE
Catssogo de dames raeNicsnas y otras
nac.onaEdaGcs = cNtcnSa lst2 ce heEE2o-
ScS nCnb-eS
Eavienos IN DOLLAR Solamsntc y nos
ot-os Z -sritirenoS 4 vuel;a de ~co-rco:
nueSt-o complete CatSloSo matrimonial
en- descriptions ~deLalLzdss. EOIOSEA-
FIAS. NONBRES y DIRECCIO&ES &c
j6yenes. Selo-as = sencEit2s neSicsnaS y
Dc o;ras uaeional.dace. alSunas Tiutas de
intacha6ies antecctentcS, GuIeneS deesAh
encoacrar IN honrSGo ; buen csooso. Us
TED pueds esc-ibi-le directsnente 4 cuah-
suiera &c elias ) conc-ae- IN Ic7trinionlo
tcl.z en- cc=;o tempo. Sonos GiEnoS dc
I, ccafisrza y nos GedIcanoS 4 I'll neSocfo
htnrcdo y Eci:o- No permits. PucS. cue
= Pequenz suna d IN dollar este &c poT
/, medic entire listed ; 81 muy possible tE-
) LTCIDAD MATRIMONIAL
, Escribs hoy naiSuao a.
RELIANCE CLCB,
: Sox SIS. AS ANGELS. a.
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PESOUlSAS

G~RATIFICARE ampliamenta a Ia persona
cue me proporcionc intormes de m: hermano
Enrique Mota. de IS amos de edad, ~trigreno
Y de estatura regular. Is originario de
San Salvador, Dgo. Sus ultimas noticas Sc
recibieron en- 1918 de El Paso, Texas. Iodo
informe dirijase a Clotilde P. Mota. 81
Elm St. Pueblo. Colo. wv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
ACME TAILORS

TALLER DE ZAPATERIA = eSpendio de
escobas meNicanas- Esteb2n Lopez and Co.
2I0 Sc. ConchcS ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
NO T SU
DINFP0

70 lc ent1ego q So familia Ia cantidad que
I'd. Qu;e=a y listed rue paga aqui desFCes'
cuanco -eciba avlso de ella dc cue va re-
cibie-on 81 remesa. :Quiere listed nelor
ga-antia? YiSi:cme Q csc-lban1e a la 81
guiente direction:
JORGE r. WARDEN.
as Russell Bldg. San Antonio, Texas.
Tel. Travis 1855.
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ZAPATERCS

Necesitamos 10 zarateros conlDetcntes; los
activos pueden Ganar $500, $500 y $500 dia-
rios. T-abajo permanentc. ocu-ran inme-
diatamcnte n UNITED SHOE REBUILD
ING CO.. $50 W. Houston ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

NECESITO una cocinera meXicana suede
500 semanarios. Tambien una !avande-
IA para que lave en- Ia casa. Ocurran a
3l4 South St Tclcfono Or. 5000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

mPRESOHES: - 81 lccesit= escuelas de
defuncion, crandes. estilo 7eIicano. escr'ba
pi6ieudo precioa y nuestras 4 lGnscIo T.
Lozaao. lis \. Santa Rosa Ave. San AN
tonic. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc daran a Ia
persona que me 3roForcione informeS de Ia
Sra. Francisco Rosales. de 81 amos dc edad'
chzta Y triguena tiene 4 hijos. Sus u!ti-
mas ~noticias Sc recibieron de Oklahoma en-
Abril de l9I9.-Todo infcrme dirijase a
Francisco Belos, Hobart, Okla. 600
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

GRATIFICARE con $500 o s meses de sus-
cripci6n, La Prensa'. 4 Ia persona que
me proporcionc informeS eHactos de mi her
mano Manuel Gaona. originario de L!narcS'
n. l.. Mexico. Is dc 80 amos dc edad y
Sus ultimas noticias Sc recibicron
dc Galveston. Texas, en- JUNO de 1916. To-
do inforne sobre ei particular dIrijasc a
Eliezer Gaona. Box So, Viva, Wyo. tlS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

Sc DARAN $1,000 DE GRATIFICACloN a
a persona quo proporcione informsS e%actos
del joven Rosendo Garcia. dc Is amos dc edad
originate &c Ramos ArIzpe, CoahuIla. Next
co. color bIanco. ojos negroS. pe!o negro. "A
1r;nririos dc Agosto llc=0 4 esta Ciudad en-
compahia de su padre. 81 Sr. PEDRO Garcia.
habiendose extraviado sin Que sc sepa Su
pa-adero. Todo informe favor de diriGlrlo
A Pedro Garcia. 1900 South FLORES Street.
San Antonio. Texas. vs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

LIBERAL sRATIFlCACIoN Sc dari i Ia
persona que me proporcione informes &c
Atanasio Saavedra. de 90 amos d. ehad. To-
do info-rne sobrc cl particular dirijase I Sill
vcstra Saavedra, Romayor, .TcHaS. 40
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Sc eidio la desocupaeion de las eseue

Sc pidio la desocupaeion de las eseue-
las.
Con mas fuerza que nunca CONT
inua el tremendo ito de los ~profesores
de las eScuelas del Distrito Federal:
81 A~yuntamiento que no paga; Ia Sc
cretaria de Hacienda que Sc mega a
auXiliar al ayuntamiento: las escue-
las libres que no dan ningGn result
tado Y por ultimo, 81 conilicto surgi-
do entire 81 mupicipio Y e. gobierr"
del Distrito, con motive de haoer pc
dido Ia federation los inmuebles que
ocupan las escuelaS primaries, han
contribuido a empeorar las condicio-
nes por las que esta atravesasdo ei
p~rofesorado.
Dice el gobierno federal que los
-Gificios son de 81 propiedad Y que
10 hay ninguna razon para que Ell A.
~yuntamiento los este usurpando.
Barron dirigirs Ell ~periodieo de Ca
rama.
Heriberto Barron, que en- epocas
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IMPORTANCE

NECESITAMOS trabaiadores lara Ia cons
truccjon del puente de Galveston. Pagamos
los nejores sueldos. Por $500 summarizes Sc
les dara CANA ) asistcncia. El Campo
seta en- Virginia Point. I : miLas &c Gal
weston. Los pages son scmanarios. Ocu-
iran inmediatansntc. 81 Guieren IN buen
trabajo constante y bien retribuiLo. Para
mayores informcs diriianse. por corrcspoa-
denc;a, al ST.. 4. z. MARTINEZ. .Gerelte. Fox
$50. Galveston. Texas, ineluyendo ) centa-
vs en- cstampillas. Para informes PERSONA
les ocvrraa a TOP Dolorosa St. San Auto
MO. Texas 40 Milan ST., Houston, TcSa-.
y 23l3G Market S.. Galveston. Texas.
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Fue hallado jugando el Presidcnte
Municipal de Tacubaya.

La policie metropolitana Sorpren-
do en- uno de los salOneS del local
de Juzgados de Ia vecina ~poblaclon
de Tacubaya. en- derredor de n me-
sa de bacaratt, sobre la cual habia
miles de pesos, al presidente munich
pal de aquell4 Villa, Manuel Ruiz D.,
al primer comisario 4. L. Alatorre. a.
segundo comisario Y a nueve personals
mas. FL salon donde el presldente
municipal rendia pleito homemade a
Brian. estaba acondicionado conve-
nientemente para esta clase de quito
V fuerou recogidos de 81. barajas, fl
chas, tapetes, etc, levartandose con
este motive una acta de rigor cue ma
sido enviada al gobernador del Dis
trito Federal.
La escena que Sc desarrollo al ser
a~prehendiGO Ell PreSidente Municipal
fue chusca Y digna de ser contada-
Las autorsdaGes ADMINISTRATORS de
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PRESTAMOS

PRESTO DINERO al 6 un cuarto por cien-
to. sobre bones. contracts c hipotecas; tam
bisn compro los mismos. 5oT State BarE
Rliy Or 80 llsl
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DIR. JOSE MARIA soEIANo.

DeHt3tG McTIccnO.
PrcmiaGo en- Mexico, en- Estados UnidoS
y en- Fancia por Ia superio-idsd de 81. ira
'ba;os. 20i Brady Building. San Antonio.
Texas.
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A VISO
Importance.
QUEDADO.

TIA QCLDADO
alberta Ia Fabrica de Puros V
Cigarros, THE MENDELSHON
CO., Inc, en- eli numero 227 de
la Gale Sur Flores de e; ia Gu
dad.
NECESITAMOS senoritas
tabaqueras con eXperieIcia Y
appendices para los diferentes
ramos y departamentos de Ia
negotiation.
Las interesadas pueden ocU-
rrir, para TODD genera de deta-
lies Y demas informes, al local
ep que Sc instalara Ia Fabri-
ca.
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COSTURERAS COSTURERAS.

NeceSitamos costureras trabaio permanent
70 7 las que tcngan expcricncia. r.. S. HI
mono Mar. featuring Co.. 202i2 West Com
mcrcc St
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MEDICOS

DIR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medicina ?
cirugia en- general. IIotel Monterrey, Guar
:os l y =. 100 S. Santa Rosa Ave. Telefo-
nos Or. 26T6 y Or. 1909.