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PESQUISAS

BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc da-a a IA per
soma que me Yropo-cionc inior7res dc mi
hermano Antonio n. Torres. t~rigucno. pi-
cado dc viruela. y dc 81 amos de edad. quirn
50 sepa-5 dc noSot-os Dc Bcnso. AriZ-. en-
1917. Todo info-mc diri!SSe ! Manuel K.
Roman, Box Sc. Hutchins, Texas. '2O'
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Cuando necesite nbros en- espanol
dirijase q Ignacio E. Lozano. 11s n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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s.SnREs EEERocARRrLERos MEXICA-

sENORES FERROCARRILEROS MENICA-
nos. Hare que Us Companies is reer-
oo,.sr % cue invi-ti6 en- Bones de = Lii
,--,.d- Cobro Back Pay aGmeato dc suei-
80. cheques y 'tisnpos'. 81 SURE a!-'sn g.
.iten-e en- e t-aba!o yc e dire % que deoe
prsfr- A-rcclo ~7c@ocios -eiacionsdoS con n
Profession en- tOtas parties del pals. D'E'-
- al Lie. J. PEARCE KANE. 500 Kan
- Ciyy Life Bldg. Kansas City. No.
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DE Monterrey, N. Leon:-
La compania de luz dejo a obscuras Ia ciudad
porque no pagaba SUI adeudo eI Ayuntamiento

lad de $4,000, por la cual suma ell
Municipio sera deudor al Estado.
Tomando en- consideration las di-
ficultades en- que estaba pasando ell
actual Ayuntamiento, en- vista de Ia
situacion financiera en- que sc hala-
ba. el Congreso del Estado, en- Sc
SIGN extraordinaria a que Sc convo-
CO. acordo concederle uevos arbi-
trios, que ell Municipio ira devengan-
do paulatinamente.
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BOLANOS CACHO,

AhoSado mcxicaao. ConsultaS y ~docUmenta-
LONGS 4uridicas corccrnientcs a lcyes = rego-
.ios de Mexico. 7cS Caples Bldg. FL Pa
%. Texas
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AMPLIA GRATIFICACION So da-a a Ia per-
iona que mr gro9orc.one iniorncS dc IN
Sra. Julia PcEa. Y = quien ror schas Tar-
d~istinv1r n dc tcncr nube On un
u;o. Hace II amos cue no recibc noticia al
-uns dc ella. ToGo inforne dirijase a Mar
elsa Bravo. 2IS Gary St. Los Angeles, Cal.
tol1
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ARRENDAIE-NT

RENrA 2-ecioso deps-tamento Gesamue-
So4 Ra<bc St. s~guRd" pjso. Scahadn
Ge dsrora-. 4 20 minutes del centre : I"
-sr-,.Cs IN t-anvia. Una cEa65a &c "a
all. Garden Para mayoreS infc:rCS dl-
- =;rse a! prrp.c.ario. SIS IVES; FlorIlI St.
w -snv.a DC Hot Wells
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TENGO PARA 81 VE%TA considerable M
nero dc maGn!ticas :acaS Ho!ste;n. espc-
cja,nsnic para :as lechc-ias. las cuacs me
p-opongo venGc-. 4 prccsoS c6nodos. y que
han sido e~scocidas de Eanado de primeta
c!asc. Para inio-mcs d~-ii!ansc 4 TOS Ca
Piles Bldg. en- EI Paso. Texas. o liircsc I
los t~eisfoRcs $50 o 1916 J.. Fl Paso High
Grade Ho.s:s:u Dairy Cattle Co.-Valc02ue
n : Nac8as.
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AROGADO PARA LOS M~EXICANOS. Atisn-
il toIa c.asc dc acgocios judici2lcs. rccla-
7-s-,uncS Dor danes ' perjuiclOS pe2SonalcS.
-2-sas civiles : criUinaieS. -ectamacroneS de
:arrraCs. No cobro hoHOrarioS haS.a luS los
SsnrtoS cueda2 Satisfacto-iamsnte terminates
Lie. Henry Ben Cline. 700 Gua'c- SltE-
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett sS79.
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ANPLIAMENTE So sratificarI a Ia p"rso-
IA que ME proporcionc inforTnes dc mi hIJ"
Luis Ba-ragan. De 20 amos De cdad. qu:en ha-
&c dos amos So vino de Chihuahua para este
nais. F. de ~es.atura regular y tieH" una cI-
ratriz cerca del clio izquicrdo. CHalGui"t in
forrac di-iiss" 4 Juan Barragan- FIRST ST.
" r20 p,bcl, Colo. j2Ol
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50 RENTAN cus-sos con 0 sin n~!GeolcS; e
v-c.r-i-= isuii& TeNicana. Si9 san FeaS"
Ave. 90
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iATENCION! ihTENC1OSl
4 CASARSE
Catalogo dc damas mcxicanas y ctras
naciouaIidaies i extensa iista de hcrr1o-
sos nombres.
tnyienOj un DOLLAR solamente ; nos
otros lc ,remitirenos II vueita 1e correo.
nuestro complete CataloSo matrimonial
crn descripciones deta!ladas. FOTOGEA-
FIAS. NO&BRES Y DIRECCiOEES oe
i6venes. scnoras y sehoritas neSrcaaSs ,
dc otras nacioEa!idades. algunas riGdas de
in,achablc< antccedcates, quicncs tctsAn
! cncontiar I'm horrado = buen esposo. Us
ted puede escr!5ir!e Girectamente a cusi-
c,iera lie elias y cout.acr IN matrimonio
fel.z en- ccrto tempo. Somos dignos dc
corfiarza y nos dcdicamos a IN negocio
htnrrGc y licito. No ~perTi;a. pues. cue
Ia pcquena sumo de un d lar este &c por
medic entire listed y su muy possible tE-
L.iClDAD MATRIMONIAL.
Estrib9 hoy misIno a.
RELIANCE CLUB,
40, 316, LOS ANGELS, CAE-
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NJ -AwEZ-Cirujano <~oen:istz Mcxicano.
rs,a-iaIi5sd en- coronaS. pusnteS Y cnte--
nad,dse De n Soca tPyorrhrat NenSa con
an nrcfesiorTsta cue - m~Nicauo y solo
0rarrica con rnrIicsnCs- Eyarnrn gratis.
"a dessa-Di-ecc:6n Altos BOTICA
SAN PEDRO. aoSi= ". Commerce s..
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GRANr CENTRAL HOTEL

20 Cuar.os Eiea A~muebladoS . HjEi5uicos.
q hotel que po- 81 SITUACTON. CONODI-
DAD Y RARATCRO, - e. p-cfc-:Go de los
snexicanCS que vicne0 Gs Mexico y po- los
auc vuevcn 4 l. PHtr!S. \ media euacra
5- q E>taciOn I. q. y. ' a tres cGac=aS
5s! c.at-a - nsruc.cs IL Ia c:udaL. S-U.5-
10 rSaaeraGu para ianitlas.
Ra0oS Le aqua caiente = cts
Prop. /. PEREZ Gomez. 1910 W. Commerce
St. san Antonio. Texas
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EE\TO ,4artos a1Ceb!ados, nuy cornocos '
,srr-i,erer.c ss.laGos. PrOpios para Scno-
rcs. EOS 50. P-gz5.
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Tanto las Inu-
jcres como los
hombres llegan
a estar en- IN
estado verdade-
ranrente n~.isera-
bic 2 CONSEQUENT
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= Club Coneo-dia. Irens = honor de
po,c- 2 Dispersion Gel plaico su salon de
haze: 81 mas sPvoPcsI:o para eaSSaieatos-
.---ufas. juntas T~p!iticss, etc e sal-n e.
a si.uad0 en- G. 1a7cto II. " Commerce.
Los t-an.iss -. laredo. Prospect Hi! y
Wss. End. pzsac re-cs Gel salon para
mayors insorDcs d.yi.a7sc a. Gegeatc A=,u-
20 SoSCrS-
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BUENA GRATGFiCACION 80 dnra a cuai-
cQis- persona QUE me info-mc dondc pucdo
cacontrar q HENRY LEWIS, rubio y alto.
o a gu cs0osa. Quicnes solian "staT en- IA
i~-oatcra ~neNicans : en- san ANTONIO. lc-
VA. dc 1915 a 1918. Son couocidos crtrc
4, gcr;c de tca:ro. bailariRes y mOtocici!s-
a.. Di-igirsc = pastoral j, HEATH.
Gen. Del. San Antonio. Texas. llSI
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COMPRAS

COMPRAMOS. NcndcnoS Y Cambiamos toda
.l,sc de mueblcs. Dixie Furniture Company.
us y Flores s..
COMPRAMOs NUECES dvsde 100 libras pa
p, srriba. PAGAMOS les ~rlejores precios.
DIrijanse a p. S. Ortiz. Ill S. Laredo St,
San Antonio. Texas
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CON $500 Sc r-atificari a Ia persona que
nc prunrociorc in:orTneS cicrtos de mi her
-7nuo Vicente ". Gutierrez. de qu:en en- FL
a1o nasado rcc;hi suS ut-iras ~notcias dc
Kansas City. Mos Dc % amos dc cdad y
originate Go i-acGato. Gto.-Todo into-ms di-
rijasc q Salvador NaUriquez, Sterling, Cob.
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MAQUTNAS DE ESCRlBIR. Puede obtener
una con IN ins.EaiC!cantc page nj cortado y
pequeaisimo RboHo racasua!. ManGc su nom
b-c y direction a Luis NJ. RubiO. 4oi CANA
ron $. san Antonio. Para Texas Soda
rentc. l2i)
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mr. Y. PALOMO. Medicina en- Gene
raj. Consuitorio, 10 So. PecoS. Le-
iSfonn de 81 -c<idencia. Mission 2l.3.
y Oficina: Crockett S602.-tONSlL-
TAS GRATIS
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GREGORlO y. LOPEZ dcsca comunicarse
.on SUI hi;o Pablo VI. L-pcy. quien vivio On
Lu,inE ; Ultimamcn,c on Gonzalez, Texas
ToGo informc dirijase q Grcgo-io VI. Lopez.
SIS ). Raymond Ave, Pasadena. Cal. 40
C~RATIFICARE amr!iaEcntc 4 Ia persona
que me propo!cionc informes dc Porfirio He
-rc-a. So aios dc ciad. quicn e. Mario &c
1918 Sc curontraba sa Pueblo. Colo. TODD
irformr sobrc Ct particular d~irijusc i Fran
cisco Caldcrlr. Tic Siding. Wyu. %
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S;,lado en- sol W. Houston st. RI Sr.
". MARITIME. su propietario. ofrece = 81
nuuc-osa clientele IN se-vicio ra2:do Y eN-
quisitu a n ca-ta: ordeneS corridas n IA
mcNicaHa ' a l. e~spanOla. &c atienden cuai-
quier clase de 0vdencs. Pssc I'd. Y So
cUnvence-j. N. Maritime. Prop.
sTIEEE I'd. UNA KODAK: Demos I'D. sus
TALLER FONOGRAFICO. Leandro NJ. Ro-
ariEu.z. rrraraci6n DE- tontCratos de todsS
c,asrs = naquinas &c coscr. M"qu!nas SIN
GER y FO&OGRAFOS COLUMBIA nuovos
~ AEONCS. he seEl1da maro al cOntade-
My BARATOS. LOG Buenav:sta ST. San
antonio. TcNGs.
81 NECESITA car-os para mudanzas. o car
gar cqui7ajcs. hah.c 4 ROSALES: Tclcfo7o
Travis ll@6.
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rLASES TAQUIGRAFIA. ingles. TELEGRAPH.
.ens,.us'a &c roros y mecaauEratr2 . conn
-sio 500 mcDsuales. DI-ilanse a Ducett'
sos Chestnut 81.
EESENANZA DE IDIONAS Por medic de!
son5E-afc. T-laucc.cncs a maqui7a he! IN
,,ss. Ira7cEs g ~ltaliano Al sspaHo1 ) nee
.c-sa. Redacc.oa &c castaS t2aa case
y. ,g.-,rro.rsz. Precios -aodicOS. J. \
Esyes. 10 KIaEsbury s.
~,OIfGRAFIA y ~TENEDURiA DE- IL
BROS Dcr si-tema uUy practice y osra''.
J'cr.rs. Hicas Bldg. Altos de "A o''''"
Wagner.
: -CrrONES De PIANO y CANTO a do
-i-..n PrccycS conveEcioHsiPs. EOF ESO"
FELIN RCAEO. E-aGuaeo 81 los S'Ns"tE4-
- 10 pa. " Madrid Rccice 6~den-S 5tS
,Iera.es s.. - hab}a frances y e~pAno-
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Sc RENTAN cuzrtos amueblaScs. con o sin
ssistcuc.a. SO :. Conchcs St, san Ar-O-
MO. Tcx&. Vicente RanEeL Prop.
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Il JOyEN Donaciano Molina deSea saber
i ;a-aGero &c ~ madre Natividad Mendoza.
.u;cr hacc como : moses. 10 deio cerca de
Mission. Texas. La meaciouada sonora an
Ia acompanadu del 81. Felipe Rivera. sien-
10 anbos oricinarios de San Luis Potosi,
Mexico. Todo informc d~irijase a cargo
del Sr. Carmen Quin:ari!la, Harrington,
Tcras ClT)
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Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ
ENSENANZA

Ano.ado Nsxicaro .7I6-T2o B-aty BtdG. i
.-s,D, G. -TE. - San Antonio. Texas.
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TENDO EN- ABONOS naquinas &c coser
Singer" difcrcnIcs ~cStilos: toroE-afos Co
l:rbia." pianos y rRGuirsS De cscrjbiT
''OHve-.' EEEDO Al CONTADO disco5
Columbus" naoU!raS Singer usadas nluy
ba-atas. Glasses gratis dc BoRDADO. Sc
HACE HENSTTTCHING a 10 cts. yarda. F..
dc los Santos. Tel. Tra";s $3.50, us ".
Commerce St.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 Il a persona quo
ne r-oyor-jorc inFormes CXsctos del parade
70 &" mi hccmauo kC:orio Madrid. dc esta-
,ura haia : pclo negro. duicn en- 1913 Sc en-
ron.rahs traba ;ando en- Laguna. y. VI. To-
10 inforrc d;riiasr Z NGStor Madrid. iumn.
Colo. GU
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PIDA nuestra lis,a de p-ecios dc JUGuE-
TIES adjuntando c~stampilla para respuesta.
LA CASA MEXICANA, Box l56, Chicago, III.
VENDO casa Gc dos cuartos y cocina con
lotc. aqua Y a-bolcs truta!es. to-
do sumamertc barato: csta situada en- las
Gales EcracrGz y Zarzamo!a. Para infor-
mes ocur-an 4 Juliana HERNANDEZ. los So.
Laredo St t['
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EENTAS

Sc NECESITA un co-tador competente que
conozca cualquier estilo dc traLHS para seno-
rs y caballeroS. y un cortador para camlsas.
Ocurran 4 United Tailors. 206 Avenue {.
(2D
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iSehoras! In cults fino
esIa gloria de tOda mujer,
NADIA hay Tan attractive.

Las imperfecciones del CUTS SON
causadas por entorpecimiento del
Higado. Unos dias dc trataniento
cor las Pildoritas del Dr.. Carter
para el Higado haran mas para pu-
riicar cl CUTS y ~rest2uTarle la lozS-
MIA propia de una cabal salud a La
mejilIas, que cuantas Fcna y atei-
ties sc han invcntado en- G. mundo.
Alivian positivamente eli Estreni-
micnto, p%urifican cl Higado y dist
pan la Indigestion, los Excesos de
Bills Y los Marcos.
Absolutan1cnte i~nofcnsivas y es-
trictamentc vegetables.
e. laxante ideal para hombrea,
mujeres y ninos.
Dc vcnta en- todas las boticas.
Prccio, 25 centavos. Cada trasco
conticnc 20 pildoritas.
POGO tamano
Poca dosis ~
POGO costo NcAR1RS
Las Iegitlmas han de HuE
llevsr ests flrma iNER
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LISTO. SENOR. LISTO.

TenemoS ~ mR%n;:ico Plan con Elm
TTCTATRO r1a7sras :ar;lrs dc Eanar dine
70. 40 DESAPRONECHE I'd a oportuni-
dad r rIdanos DETALLES GRATIS. er-
cs-amrI.aS para la contcstGc.cD.
MEXICAN CARD co. Box III. Sta. \
San Antonio. Texas.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS
NJ. II. DIAZ

= Dissri:o Federal de ios Estados Uai6es y
En- toGas as Cortes civiles = criminals -
Estaco de Texas OfieinS
ilO7 ScQHIGn Bldg.
HOUSTON. TEXAS
Rrprcseatantc On San Antonio. Texas. Juan
Ptciffer. Aboxado. al Prudential Bldg
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$4,000 dc qualification - dar'n q Ia per
soma cue me proporciuDc informe< dc mi hiJo
Jose Gloria y QuiiaUo. hiio dc GreEorio
G,o-&n y Juana Quiiano. : II Guicn II por
jlt;-,a :e= en- Abr;l &c 1914 On Tcrrcor. Coah.
Is dc 20 amos de rdad. h!aaco. cara redon-
dn. o;cs rcyrcs : de- > pics ! ~pulgadas dc
~cstatu-a. Tcio informc diriiasc L Grcgorio
Cleric p-~ G. femme. kriz. (l-l0l
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Sc NECESITA cocinero o cocine.a quo CO.
nozca 6-dencs estilo mcxicano. B-ltlante
oportlnidad para hacer dinero. EScribs. a
Joe /. Hernandez, 81 North Second s.,
Yakima. Wash. cspeci:icando Ia clase de- CO.
que TUeGe confessional I-ol
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Sc VEEpE TN h,ock &c DIEZ LOTES 81
;gado en- cl ic--ocarci. :. &. y. en- LAREDO.
Tex. MaErifics propirdad para ccnstTui-
una bodesa. ni-ijaaSe a y. Il. Baker. Co.
Hamilton Hotel. Barber ShoT. Laredo, Tex.
G9)-
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Sc NECESITAN 500 mexicanos para cortar
lena en- Lavernia. Texas. % millas al Este
DC San Antonio. Teago 5000 acres de
corte de lena: 81 precio es de $50 II cHeT-
IL. Los t-abaisdo-es deben traer hachaS )
ra-pas: 81 no las ticrcn. yo Las compare
fucgo las paEa-an en- Sbcnos dare tamelen
2rovisiones = c-rditc. No sc denore. vcnga n
Lavcraia ' p~reSunte por e. campo de FL
PANZON. que esta en- e. rancho dc IL T..
Holmes. & te-Teno e pura arena =! cor
te - dc Post OAK and Black Jack. c. NJ.
POSEY jEi Panz5n) quien nunca Mega un
favor = IN mexicano honvado = traba!Gtor-
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HOTEL SAN LUIS. CuS--os iiupies y ha-
-ztes. Pvec:cs Ss2syiaIss por semREz. @04
a Santa Rosa Ave. Saz Antonio. ToaA
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SRA. MARIA COYARRUBIAS. sirvasc Yer
= Ia Sra. Georgina Garcia en- 6li So!edad
ST., para darlc un recado del Sr. Antonio
Chavez. 90
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CON $500 rratifjcarc 4 Ia persona que me
rroporcione iufoymcs dc nj h'ja faustina
R.vas. quiru hace 3 amos So cncontra5a ca
Fresno. Gal. sin que hasta Ia t"cha haya &C.
lido ms uoticias de ella. Todo informr d.
~ijasc a Maria Juarcz. Camp Turner Cons
~:ruction Co, Geese Greek. Texas. tl2-22)
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Lena $3.50 Cuerda

Lena verde de / pies dc ioncitud. $50 nor
cucrda. Vcn=a y proveaSe. So. Alamo and
River. Enf-cntc del S. \. P. Ry- tracks.
CT. 290S. |Is)
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ST DESEA =abcr ci p~aradcrc dc Victor
Gonzalez. originate C San Martin de Bols-
los. jail. Mexico. y dc Guicn. hacc -uatro
.fn,. - rccibierun SUI lltmas ~noticivs &C
Ruc.a Vista. Colo. rs Dc r2ior mc-eao.
oios cafes, rariz afiiada y hocz regular. 4
"a persona Que proportions infnrmcs fidediG-
nos So In @ra;iiicara con $i5.oh 81 So diriGc
a Ia S-ita. Bar5a-i.a FraEosa dc Gon-aiez,
500 W. Tonic S.. Phoenix. Ariz.
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TRAJES EN- kBONOS

Esoa-zeiSa &c toda c,Ess &C roTa pa-a "a
galleries : s.Horas. SoSA. The Tailor. so7
Dolo-osa S.
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Tn ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSA" Sicnp-'
g dc cxi;o SECURE. Lame I'd. al tclcfon'
Travis 24Il y anUncicsc desde !ucgo.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-19
FOREST REPORT SHOWS
OCTOBER TIMBER SALES

During the month of October. II
timber sales were made by the local
United States forest Office in the
Prince William Sound region, COW
ering 1s3,340 board feet of saw
timber, $4,000 linear feet of piling,
and $685. railroad ties. This ma
terial was all used by local indus
tries. Receipts from these sales
amounted to s958.75, of which sum
35 percent goes to the Territory for
school and road purposes. During
the same period there was cut un-
der existing sale contracts 395,SS9
board feet of saw times. 114,033
linear feet of piling. and 1852 rail
road ties, valued at sl,986.0S.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-19
OIL MEN FIGHT
CARRANZA PLAN
TO TAKE LANDS

MEXICO CITY-A sharp con-
fiict is being waged in the Mexican
senate over the naturalization of
oil lands as provided in the DEGREES
of President Carranza which were
intended to put into effect Article
81 of the Mexican constitution.
These DEGREES have been the object
of bitter attack by the foreign oil
interests, which declare that both
they and Article 81 of the constitu-
ton would be coniscatory. Disap-
pointed over the inactivity of the
chamber of deputies, which has de-
layed action on the naturalization
question, the senate brought up a
new oil initiative based on that of
the president, but differing from it
in the vital point that it should not
be retroactive. If adopted, this law
would not nationalize oil lands to
which the title was perfected before
the present constitution became op-
erative. which was on May 81, 1917.
Debate on this measure, how
ever, soon became complicated as
a result of attempts TO include in
it a complete redrafting of the 9th
article In the senate discussions.
Luis Cabrera, secretary of the trea-
sury, and Leon Salinas, sub-secre-
tary of industry and commerce, have
presented the governments side in
support Of naturalization.
Secretary Cabrera also is quoted
in newspapers as asserting that the
senate is only wasting time in dis
cussing the oil question, since the oil
interests would not be satisfied with
the senate's decision.
The foreign oil companies have
brought suits in the Mexican courts
to prevent the presidential DEGREES
from taking effect, and these have
been appealed to the supreme court.
Secretary Cabrera has opposed ac-
ton until the executive department
of the Mexican government and rep
resentatives of the oil interests can
reach an understanding What. if
any. progress has been made toward
reaching such an agreement is I'M
known.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-11-19
FORMER NORTHERNER is
RETURNING WITH DOUGH

E. Struthers Bunch, for several
years engaged in newspaper work
at Fairbanks, and his wife, Miss
Daphne Pollard. the actress, made
a big cleanup in England and are
returning to the United States. &C
cording to Seattle papers. The Sc
attic Times tells the story like this:
After a season of tremendous
success in England and establishing
herself as a favorite in musical re
views in London, Daphne Pollard is
sailing for home October Is on the
Mauritania.
"The dainty little Seattle actress
and her Seattle husband, E. Struth.
ers Bunch, have annexed a bankrol
all out of proportion to their size
during their stay in dear old Lon
don.
st is understood that Miss Pollard
will shortly be seen in a new produc
ton in New York
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Shoe Leather, Soles, Nails, Traps
and Equipment, Cooking Utensils.
Anderson Bros. & Nerland.
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FATE Of BERLIN
NOW IN BALANCE
ASSERTS EDITOR

BERLIN.-Under the caption of
THE Murder of Berlin" the Boer-
sen Beitung, one of the ablest Ger
man newspapers, says the fate of
the city is in the balance and that
it is, perhaps, too late to save it
from becoming a city of the second
class in every respect, with the re-
moval of the capital and the activ-
ity in a business and political sense
to some Rhineland city. 1t is a
theory that has been gaining ground
lately and causing Berlin to lose
sleep.
Zone day." the financial paper
adds, there will be fearful awak-
ening if the problem that confronts
US is not recognized and solved at
the twelfth hour. The problem is
to save Berlin from destruction"
The paper then cites the January
riots by the Spartacists, from the
wounds of which Berlin mas never
recovered. Then came the March
disorders, followed By taa July
Berlin into chaotic state. The
transportation strike, which threw
strikes then ensued one after an
other in an endless succession. The
uncertainty of the economic situa-
ton led to almost a boycotting of
Berlin as the chief work center of
Germany, for industry had to be
sure of quiet and order in its search
for labor, and Berlin daily was the
opposite
Despite the huge expense, one in
dustry after another left Serin for
quieter, steadier fields. Now the
winter months have come. already
full of threats of uprisings and
strikes.
Merchants, politicians and indus
trial leaders have predicted that
the transfer of the assembly or
reichstag would inf1ict severe blow
upon Berlin. especially if it shout:
lead TO the choice of another capi-
tai
The label. imperial capital" and
its enormous labor possibilities have
been Berlin's chief claims to su-
periority. 1t has been the indus
trial heart of the empire. Yet, say
manufacturers, labor is now sys-
tematically tanning industry and de-
stroying II.
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JUST RECEIVED

Jus NEIEIVEU
direct from factory, Fresh smmuni-
ton of all kinds.
ANDERSON BROS. & NERLAND.
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RED CROSS AID
IN BALKANS TO
Be PERMANENT

BUCHAREST, Rumania. = When
the American Red Cross quits the
Balkans, when its work there is
completed, the people are not to be
left entirely alone. This was the
promise made to the Balkan people
by Colonel Robert E. Odds, commits
sioner for Europe of the American
Red Cross, at the inauguration here
of the Red Cross program of medi-
cal and reconstruction work which
is to follow the work of emergency
relief now drawing to a close.
"The great work done in the Bal
kans," said Colonel Olds, Sin the
main is over. The work of feeding
and clothing the helpless peoples
of the Near East is fast drawing
to a close. But we shall not leave
these nations without substantial
legacies and permanent reminders
of the work already done here.
Hundreds of Red Gross women
and men have left the Balkans for
their homes in the States, but small
groups will remain to continue their
work. In Serbia, Bosnia, Herzego-
VIVA, Albania, Montenegro. Greece.
and Rumania, children's hospitals,
district nursing services, infant well
fare work. nurses training schools,
the reconstruction of hospitals and
the medical fight against tubercu-
losis, typhus, smallpox, and other
too prevalent diseases, will be car
ried on.
I'm all this work, native women
will be trained to take up the work
when Red Cross workers leave six
months or year from now. The
emergency relief work in the Bal
kans is ended, but the constructive
work will still go on