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CHAPTER XIV.
The open Boat.

I came back to consciousness of
pain, unable at once to realize where
/ was, or feel any true sense of per-
sonality. Then slowly comprehend
ed that rested in boat, tossed about
by a fairly heavy sea; that it was
night and there were stars visible in
the sky overhead. I stared at these,
vacant of thought, when figure
seemed to lean over me, and caught
the outline of a face, gazing eagerly
down into my own. Instantly memory
came back in u flash-this was not
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crushed in, arms severed, the sudden
squirting of blood from CHASTITY wounds.
Oaths mingled with cries of agony and
shouts of hate. Then in an instant the
light was dashed out and all was dark
ness.
1t was as though my brain snapped
back into ascendency. was no long
er raging fury, mad with the desire
to kill, but cool-headed, planning es-
cape. Before a hand could reach me
in restraint, Sprang backward and
ran. / stumbled up the stairs leading
to the companion. The vague glimmer
of daylight showing through the glass,
revealed the presence Of Watkins. I
heard him dash the door wide open,
call to those on deck, and then saw
him wheel about to again confront the
devils plunging blindly forward toward
us through the dark cabin. We could
hold them for a time at least, yet
had the sense to know that this check
would prove only temporary. They
out-numbered US ten to one, and would
arm themselves from the rack. Yet
the greater danger lay in the possible
disloyalty of my own men. A dozen Of
US might hold these stairs against as
sault, but treachery would leave US
helpless. If one among them should
steal below forward, and force open
the door from the forecastle, we would
be crushed between two waves of men,
and left utterly helpless. / saw the
whole situation wildly, and as quickly
chose the one hope remaining.
Watkins" I called sharply back
over my shoulder. Get the boats
ready and be lively about it. Well
hold these fellows until you report.
The two quarterboats will hold us all.
Knock out the plugs in the others. See
that Miss Fairfax is placed safely in
the afterboat, and then stand by. Send
me word the moment all is ready"
/ had glimpse Of the thick fog with
out as he pushed through the door,
and of a scarcely distinguishable group
of men on the deck. Those about me
could only be located by their restless
movements. I stepped down one stair
conscious of increasing movement be-
low, the meat cleaver still gripped in
my hands.
"Any of you armed with cutlasses?'
"Oui, m'Sieur, Ravel DeLasser."
"Stand here, to right of me, now an
other at my left. Who are your"
"Jim Carter, sir"
"Good; now strike hard, lads, and
you others be ready. The cabin is full
of 'em, and it is your life and mine in
the balance. If we can get away in
this fog they'll never find US, but we've
got to hold them here until the boats
are ready. killed their captain,
Sanchez. That is where we've still
got them, without leader"
"But they've got armsY
"Only hand weapons" broke in Car
ter. There's ball in the bandoliers,
but no powder. wus goin' ter break
open a cask, but Estada put me at
another job"
"Then that leaves US on even foot
ing, lads, we ought to be equal to them
with the cold STEEL"
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This Was Not Death-but Life.

death, but life; was in boat with
her. / could not move my hands, and
my voice was but hoarse whisper.
Mistress Enthusiastically"
'Yes-yes," swiftly. 'It is all right,
but you must lie still. Watkins, Cap
tain Carlyle is conscious. What shah
/ do?"
He must have been behind us at the
steering oar, for his gruff, kindly voice
sounded very close.
eyer might lift him up, miss" he.
said soberly. Hell breathe better.
How's that, Captain?'
much easier" managed to-
breathe. Il guess am all right now.
You fished me out?'
"Sam did, He got boat hook ins
your collar. We cast off when yer
went overheard, and cruised about in
the fog hunting fer yer Who was it
yer was fightin' with, sir?"
"LeVere."
"That's what told the lads. He's
a conner. reckon?'
Il never saw him after we sank
Are all the men here?"
'All but those in the forward boat.
sir. They got away furst, an we amt
had no sight ov 'em since. Maybe we
will when it gets dayli yht. Harwood'S
in charge. I give him compass, an
told him ter steer west. Wus thet
right?"
"All could have told him. I haven't
had an observation, and it is all guess
work. / know the American coast lies
to that direction, but that is about all.
| couldn't tell if it be hundred, or
a hundred and fifty miles away. I
must have been in bad shape when
you pulled me in?''
I'VE thought you was gone, sir. You
was bleedin' some, too, but only from
flesh wounds. The young lady she
just wouldn't let yer die She worked
over yer for two or three hours, sir,
afore he'd any hope"
Her eyes were downcast and her
face turned away, but I reached out
ny hanC and clasped her fingers. The
mystery of the night and ocean was
in her motionless posture. Only as
her hand gently pressed mine did I
gain courage, with a knowledge that
she recognized and welcomed my pres.
ence.
Watkins says owe my life to you,'
I said, so low the words were scarcely
audible above the dash of water
alongside 1T will make that life more
valuable than ever before
She turned her head, and felt her
eyes searching the dim outline of my
face questioningiy.
"Of course did everything knew"
she replied. "Why should 1 not? You
are here, Captain Carlyle, for my sake;
/ owe you service
"And must be content merely with
that thoughtg' I urged, far from
pleased. "This would mean that your
only interest in me arises from graft
tude."
"And friendship" her voice as cenfi4
Dental as nv own. 'Thera is M rao-
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mer of light at our backs. The first
rush was reckless and deadly, the in
furiated devils not yet realizing what
they faced, but counting on force of
numbers to crush our defense. Man
uel led them yelling encouragement,
and sweeping his cutlass, gripped with
both hands. in desperate effort to
break through. DeLasser caught its
point with his blade while my cleaver
missing him with its sharp edge, uev-
ertheless dealt the fellow blow which
hurled him back into the arms of the
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CHAPTER XXI.
The Crew Decides.


Except that many of the men re-
manned armed there was no suggestion
of violence. But for the cleaning car
ronade trained on the main hatch, and
the small group of gunnerS clustered
about it, the scene was peaceable
enough, resembling the deck of some
merchant ship. LeVere stood notion
less at the poop rail, staring down and
his attitude and expression of face
aroused within me a doubt of the man,
a determination to put him to the test.
Evidently he had held aloOf and re-
Trained from taking even the slightest
part in our activities. The men them
selves were mostly forward grouped
together and still excitedly discussing
the situation.
"Stand by to reef topsails," shout
ed. "We're all one watch now. Go at
1T lively, lads, and when the job is
over We'll eat, and decide together
what's our next move. Two of you
will be enough to guard the hatch and
one of you go into the cabin and re-
lieve the girl there. Keep your eyes
open. I'll he down presently. Aloft
with you and see how quick a job you
can make of it,"
Watkins led the way up the main
mast ratlines, and Cole was first into
the fore shrouds, the others following
eagerly. l watched them lay out on
the yards and was heartened to hear
the fellows sing as they worked, the
canvas melting away as if by magic. l
climbed the ladder to where LeVere
stood on the poop, but carefully
ignored his presence, my gaze on the
scene aloft. Twice 1 gave orders,
changing the steering direction slight
~, and commanding the lower sails
reefed. The mulatto scowling, Joined
me at the rail.
whats all this about?" he asked.
That's no storm cloud yonder."
"There is always danger in fog" !
answered coldly, land besides there is
no use carrying on until we know
where we are bound. My purpose is
to keep the men busy, and then talk
the situation over with them. Have
you any criticism of this plan, Senior
LeVere?"
He hesitated, but his eyes were mar
rowed, and ugly.
you'll do as you please, but you
told me we sailed for Porto Grande.
Was that lie?"
mot necessarily" and I smiled
grimly. although l should not have
hesitated to tell one under the circum-
stances. mean to leave that decision
to the men themselves. 1t is their
lives that are in danger"
"That scum half of them are Eng
fish and French. All they want is to
get away; they will never go back to
Porto Grande without you make
them"
How make them?"
'By false observations; there is no
navigator forward. 1t is a trick easy
enough to play with a little nerve. l
would never have taken part in this
mutiny if / had supposed you meant
to play into the hands of the men,"
ut is very little part you took Senior
LeVere, judging from what 1 saw. You
seemed quite content to stand aft here
and look on. However you are in ii
just as deeply as 1 am, and are going
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trace. Who could it have been? Not
Gunsaules surely-the steward lacked
both nerve and strength for such
deed. Then there was but one to sus-
pect-Sanchez
I flung open the pantry door, but
one glance inside told me that Gun
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this is my last word. TIL count ten,
and you'll either pass up those weapons
or Wen pour our fire into you. Take
aim, boys"
There was a moment of deathly ST.
lence, except for my counting. One
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-26
IS de muy mala ley Ia
campana contra q
Municipio Libre

CTUDAD DE MENlCO. Julio -
rst5 llaraEdo Ia atehcion en- eSta
c~an,tal Ia lorna en- que oflclalTr2nte
% esra hacienda Ia campana contra
4 Municipio Libre metropoltano'
mes So ha apeiado d medidas de muy
nala lev Y gus. nor baranda, pcr)udl
car natura)mente i "A p~ohlac'on.
Aver ~ trataba de s~ohviantar
.ruevamente a los professors dc las
escuelas cue cstan on f~unciones, cor
81 solo obieto dc hacer YER que al
Avantaniento ha resultado incapa@
rara 81 ar-cglo lie los asuntoS que So
% 4 q lie competen,
Por fortuna. lc7 profesores sc
han dado va caeata d. que sc les
rricre atilizar como Instruments en-
ests cIasc de ComUinaciones de rastrc
"a no.itica. Y no han prestado mas
oidos 4 las in~dicacioncs que Sc les han
hecho en- tal sentido de que sin mas
tramites Y de una manera vlolenta Sc
tcclaren en- huelga.
Schre Ia Companla dc Luz Y fuI2r-
q Motrlz Sc ha ierciGo tambien una
in~fluencia que perjudlca al pdbllco,
~consist?nte Ell cjl;ro-la d que asuTa
una actitud tirante cerca del Ayun-
taniento. Aver misnlo csta emPreSa'
que toGavia 10 Sc ma dadc cuenta de
10 que So trata. envio n >omun!ca
cion a. Municipio. eXpresanco que Ia
e~xistancia de carbones para focos de
arco Sc le esta agotando, ' que. con
este motive. va a verse en- Ia necesl-
dad re II s~Iministrar a~lumhrado
en- aiSunos iugares de Is ciudad.
Hay cue yer one entire cl Ayunta-
mie1to de esta c;udad Y Ia empresa
sc LIZ. exlsta ma vieja desave-
nencia o ra5pecto a. a~lUmhrado,
= que ahora los pol!ticos del eobierno
Ia han a~provechado para esgTi!nirla
contra 81 riunicip:o, sin fijarse cue
es d IL ciudad 4 ID que perjudlcan.
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En- SAN LUIS POTOSI FUE
LYNCHADO UN PRO-
TESTANTE
Una muchedumbre 10 ahorco
Ell Ia plaza pGbIica de
Ia villa de Pozos

san LUIS FOTOSI, Julio Pain
numeroso grupo de catoIia0s, lin
che Ell diaS rasadcs en- la Villa dc
Pozos. al rrotestante Juan G's!Van,
Il ruien aclSaron de ia comiSlon dc
gran nUmero de atentados, que no
Sc precisan.
e. pueblo enfurecido. sac0 a Gal
N de su prisi6n y 10 llevo al mon
te en- donde Tue anurcadO por Ia
muititud, despues de haberlo golpca-
%. FL senior cur parroco de la Vi
ia de Pozos. s. opuso Gcsde Ell prin-
ci2io a que este atentaGo Sc llevara
a cabo. pero era tai Ia eXcitaclon del
pueblo, que todos los e~stuerzos del
sscerdcte ~resultaron indtiles.
Llama macno la ate1ci6n que a
"a bora en- que Ia mucaedumore sa-
caha a Galvan Qe "A carcel Publ!ca,
alguien comenz6 d tocar las camra-
ma CcI temple en- selal de algeria.
La sautoridades Sc ocuIan por in
ve-tigar ouien cs Ia persona que fes-
teiaba de esta n Ia consuma-
ci6n de IN deiito.
Seis individuos que fueron hechos
prisione-os como PARTICIPATES aItores
tel "lyRchamieato,' fueron embarca-
;,oz en {, fcrrocarril para esa ciudsd,
Ell donde ser&n juzgados por las aa-
toridades federales.
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Pinto- Espanol y Dituiante.
Trabajcs de d!bujo y v.ntura artlst!cos
comcrcisles. 30 So. Laredo St
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Por violar 81 traf;eo

Las aprehensioaes llevadas a cabc
por el Escuadron de Ia Policia que
porque Sc cumpla o el regia-
mento del trafico en- fl interior de la
ciudad, fueron dc res indiriduos a
los que Sc les abrio partida en- los
3ibros. Sc les paso 81 fianza dc s25.
Sc les dejo en- iibertad para iraba-
jar hasta que comparezcan ante ell
Juez de Pol;cia que les dira Ia pena
en- que in%currieron.
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THE LAMBS CLUB
412 West Houston St.

So nrrcSItan mil homhres. No Sc re1uic-e
experienced. Ssdra. Mcnudo. t29j
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DIScURSoS. DISCURSOS. Para fiestAs dc
Socicdades Mutua!istas. Campamentos de LIE
nado-es w. o. W.. fiestas patrias, etc,
4 precios comodoS. cscriba nmediatamente
a AGENCIA LITERARIA, Box 2sa- Lare-
do. Texas. t2D
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CarAIozc d. EzGsS aIsN claaS v orrAs
~raciona!GsGe G-s@sa lsse - 4
nooa-es-
Nara. IN DOLLAC s. fc -r~.a-cmcS a
vue!ts a. co--sc, n-setro ccnU.e.O Cacl-
logo Matrimonial. or. -ss-.a-r - vm-
s,ss4s Gc ml-=as .a.cEJs s. a---ras VIZ
GaS. Que uasrzn u - warr-o y-E-s > hon.
-:c. gGeGe listed e=e-I1Lr cl-=t--era
8s elias 5 co1traer - ,e.E TA,-lroHsa en-
nuv b.evs -izrpo, Nc~0Gv,. nc- D-c--ra
-sr,e. scnaS pA-so-as -e-cmcullolss.
nusst-o reSocio est4 AaSG,!o sC5.e - hva-
-aGez y i~e-itiuiGaJ As - cue no c,,c
aus IA pecrsHa caa,ll-t Ls IN DUlL-E
sf-va 4. s>tor,-s yu lfr l.0o-a-r =
clDAD MA rulEiU,.N g E,-ssu@ ICY
taSE1. A.
C7snsosolf'1r Correspondence Cfsa
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Sc VENDE un Ford de S paseje-os en- ex-
c~e!en;eS condolences muy barato. 10 N.
Pecos St t29)
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DESDE TAMPlCO

Los p~artidaries de 0suna acusan a Lopez de Lara, hacienda
10 responsible de delitos del orden miltar y del orden CO.
m1n.-Es vigiado Ell E~ncargado INFERNO de NegocIos de
Francia en- Mexico.-Vuelve a hablarse del Ferrocarril
de Matanoros a Tampico.-La c~uarentena slgue rigurosa.
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Para que sirya de e7timulo 4 los
mi!itareS. Ia Se~cretaria de Guerra '
Marina IA dispuesto so1e todos los
,efes V oticla!es frances de a guar
n,cion de- Ia plaza, tienen IA ool!ga-
cf6n dc asistic todos los dias. a los
Consoles fe Guerra que Sc celebraran
en- el Palacio Penal de Belcn.
Este acrerGo de Ia Secretaria dc
Guerra Sc debe a que sc trata de ma
Ger yer " los milItareS. a Eer@lenza
que pasarian en- e. case oe verse SEN
tados N 81 oanqclllo dc los reos acu-
sados de haber comet:do de!itos con-
ira Ia p7opiedad.
En- Ia semana pasada dlecisel5 MEM
rros del eiercito de Carranza fue-
ron z~ertencia6os por e. Consejo &c
Guerra.
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Desfilaran los marInoS
a~rgentinos y uruSua-
yos en- MGxico

rIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio "a
La Secreta-ia de Guerra : Marina
a~p-ovechar2 Ia llegada q Eeracruz &c
los cruceros Uruguay Y "PIeErre-
don. aruguayo ' argentine reS~cc-
ifvamente. para invitar 4 sd trip"'a-
ci6n para CUE tome 7arte en- IA pa
-ada n,;li.ar auc Sc verlflcara en- esV'
ria6ad = dja is de Septiemhre.
Fl Uruguay" = q "Pueyrr2don a.,
d. M~ontevideo 81 ia = dei
rreee-re 1'es = Sc espcra que Su Ee-
rada ? To-acruz sea en los PrimeroS
dias De S~cptIembre proNimo.
La j~nvitacion para q2e 5omen par
% er los festeios p~arriotlcos, Sc ha-
- DOR co-.u7to dc, senior Mathr"n'
Ministro de Ia Argentina en Mexico
del se5o- PEDRO ErasmoCal.orda' IN
csrgado de los negocios &c Uruguay
en- Mexico.
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Cuardo nscesica libros IN espanol
diriYase 4 Ignacio {. Loza7o, lis \.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio. Tex.
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La cucrentera sig',e rigHrosG.

La c~uarer-ena que las autaE'da-
6es -sanitarias del puerto nan eSta-
blecido cen respecto a los barcoS pro
cedentes de Yucatan Y Campecne'
cont;rUa con todo rigor, en- vista de
5aberse sa5ido cue Ia e?!demta ha
aaouirido en- aquellaS rsg1ones ca
racteres verdadertmence alarnanteS.
No Sc pern:ite d~esembarcar NADIA De
. nue de ALA procecc sin que 81
cun,D!a Al pie de la letra con las
insrrucciones que So a dado para
evi,ar 81 contaglo.
Aurcue Ia fiebre amarillo es o'en
ccnoclaa en- el oucrto. ahora sc le te-
ne = causa lie que va mace mucnoS
amos a no Sc p~resenta IN case. SIN
embargo. 10 axisIe alarma nmg1na
v los nerocios siCucn con Ia actl'i-
lad - siemore en- toda Ia region
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PROFESSIONALS

EDUERDo TAMARIZ. AVOCADO MEGlCA-
NO. Sc encarEa unicamente &c toda Case
de asuntos relatives 4 su profession. Il6-izo
Brady Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
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soc. SEMANARIOS

Colchas de limo. ~reiojes, srsndes, tapetes y
: cortinas f:nas. Aifombras grandes. $500.
Todo sin enganche. 1923 Monterrey St. Or.
1897. Z. Puelte.
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TAECPICO. TANPS.. julio "a
Les e~len1entos del paroido osunista.
encarcados de dirigir Ia cosa poll
tica del Estado. resembles cen Il
canapaha que Sc ha hecho al professor
Csuna. han r~aspondido a ella atacan
do du-anente a Cesar Lopez de La
"a. a ouien -racan de hacer apare-
Ger como responsible de a.gunos de-
Etos del orden nil!var : otros del
orden conun.
Sc dice que L6pez BE Lara ma
hechc n fortuna durante Ell ITEM
DO Il reva de ser Jefe de las O.
u~eraciores en- Ia Fuasteca, donde
pcr medic de tieudas de raya Y otroS
ilici,as operacionsS sc ma arhltrado
fondos en- grandes ~cantidades. con era
We periuicio de los intereses de IA
localidad Y dc las miSnlas tuerZas
que ticne & L ordeneS. Sc agrega
al rlisrao tienspo, cue Lopez no solo
es responsible de n muerte de Ma
farrate. como "a Sc IA p~ublcado,
sino aue ha escado d~efraudando a Ia
Naci6n. in,7ouiendc fuertes conCri-
buciones : las lanchas y botes que
hacen 81 comarcio naval en- IA region
que tSene bsjo 81 commando, del cual
no es exacto Que Sc haya ret!rado
cor e. pre-exto h IA campaha cleo
torsl. sino 4ue Tue dcSCituido por Ca
rraEZa.
los p-iodicos cue csran hacienda
ruda c1rluana q Lo7e= de Lara, Ian
aaron Ia eS2ecie De que este haola
decid,do retirarse del campo de IA 20
Utica. on VISTA del giro que en- 81
contra ran ,oraio los asuntcs que
"a sen Ge. dominic pGh..co y. segIn
los cua!os. Loocz dc Lara estara IN
capaci-ado le-alm. EN- - cara A5er,
clra- Ge-ochos de ~ciudadania en- las
e!eccioreS 20 eoberrador que haoran
de verit;ca~sa tan IUcco como las
fuer1as reyoiUeiondrI4s sean an.quIla
Gas. pusS Que, como sc Sabe, hay eN-
tenSss -cr-> &c, Est4Go cue = ha-
Han fUera Ge Ia Jurisdiction del 20
b.srro.
Para term.0av csca ser.e de carcos
contra Lore: Ga Lara c.cen los osu-
ristas que ID a Ciudad Ge Mexico IA
i'd una c7rjs:ou 3a vec:nos &c a
Huastsca. con O. solo ooieto oe cue
iarse 7ersona.ncrte ante Carranza
Il los abuses Y t~ccc.ias comcauos
o-r 81 ctaGo Lone lie lara.
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4 prato de MORN el m Jor-
&c CasasUs-

Fl senior Jorge Casasus. Que en- IA
administration del general Dlaz O.
ruro im~portartcs ruestos ?~uolcoS'
-stuvo a runto de mcric vct'ma oe
IN accidente automov!lIstico. que Sc
-er,s.ro en- 81 canine de San Angel
Los chauffeIrs de 81 aUtom"vlI
en- Il choGue del auto con-
IRA IN tren eiectrico Y e. estaao one
ruarda e. senior Casasis IS nuy m
ouietante. pues tlene + lesion grave
en- Ia region pectcral Y nj fracturh
en- el Cranec.
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BOLANOS CACHO.

AboCado mexicano. COnslut1s " ducufnenta-
clones j~uridicas concernirl.Ss 4 lcycs y nero-
clos De Mexico. I09 CapieS Bldg. z Ps-
so. Texas.
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de ,oda clase &c ~negocios iudiciales, ree,-
uaciones por danos ) Terjuicios persouale.,
causas siyiles y crininales. rcciamacione do
te-renos. No cobro honorarios hasts Que los
Rsuntos aaedan satistactor:amente terminates
Lie. Henry Zen Cline. Ie6 Guntcr BidL
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett 1919.
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MATRIMONIAL

JOyEN MEXICANO de % amos de edad.
horrado. trabajador y sin vicios. desea re!s-
,ionagsc con sehorita mexicana honrada, OBJ
;eto matrmionio. Dirijansc scbre 81 para-
cular a Felix Perez. P. o. Box 81. Cicero,
I'll. t26j
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GRATIFrcARE CON $500 a IA persona que
me proporcione info-nes de Jesus Lerna,
ouien en- 81 aho de 1918 Sc eneont-sba eF
pueblo. Colo. TODD iIforme sobrc cl pa-tt
:ular diriiase a AE1stin Lermz, Longnon.
Colo. ca
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E N DE ENCARGOS

Es.a casa Sc encarGa de envlar toda ella
sc de nercancias. vestidos, ZaPatos. artcu!os
de tocador. lIbros. provisiones. etc. a cuaI-
quier lugar fuera De San Antonio. Sc
atjenden los pcdidos con pron:itud ' honra-
de-. Dirijansc a W.. Macias. as OaA St.
san sn-on;o. Texas. go
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc da=an a Is
persona are me propcrcionc infornes de nj
b.rnsno Pedro Torres. de 50 amos de edad
moreno. de peIo negro. e~Ststura regular >
zurdo. Is originario de San Nicolas. n. L
Mexico. En- Mayo del ~prescnte ano reeibi
sus ultinas noticiss de Donna Texas Ess
cassto con Teresa SalaZar. Todo info-re So
hre 81 particular dirijase a Pablo Torres.
R. 9. Box So. Taylor. Texas. t2sl
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STAR CAFE. 222 e. COMMERCE STREET.
Loca! pc-fectamcrtc acUndicionGdo. h2jc Ia
direction personal &c Geo. ). Martin, anti
men propie;ario de! Riverside ResIau-
rant y Elite Cafe. Las mciorcs cOrnitas CO.
,ridas en- IL CludaL SOC. lunch comeEcIa. 25c.
Servicio q toGa aO.a. prccIos popGlaTes. A.
b etc Gia y noChe.
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LISTO. SENOR, LISTO.
COMPRAS

COMPRAMOS. vcndemos ; eamb;ancs toda
clasc de mueb!es. Dixie Furniture Company,
llG y. Flores St
COMPRO A Los MEJORES PRECIoS BIZ
llctcs dc los Baacos Nacioua!. Londrcs ) Me
xlco. Mercanti! de Nuevo Leon. Coahuila y
Tamauliras. Mandelos por co-reo y j vuel-
"a del nismo recibira 81 liGuidacion. Jorge
B. Warden. AIS Russell Bldg. San Antonio.
Texas.
CONPRo AFENA. MAIZ. PAPAS y demas
Troductcs locales. Vis!tene tTayendo su
me-cancia Q muest-a. Siendo listed aEricui-
ter. recibira c! nejoE p-sc!o no inporta que
desce vender POGO O nucho. J. VI. MARIO
QUIN. 1916 ". Commerce ST. Tel. Travis
6s7l.-San Antonio. Texas.
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OPORTUNIDAD

GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE GRATIS. Tn
p-endedor para ccrbsta de tres piedras y
VI par de aretes para sonora Z n PERSONA
q4u mande nonh-e y direccIones de 3 pe-.
scnss. y IS cts. para gestos De eni9aque y
ccTec. Mail Order Dept. 2l2i. So. Santa
Rosa Ave.
VENDo LETRAS DE CAMsTO sobre las
principals piazas de Mexico. J. ". MARIO
QuTN. Almactn de Aba-ro.es y Produc;os
Mexicanos. por mayor solzmente. 1915 w.
Commerce s.. Tele:ono Travis 7i2. San An
tonin. Texas.