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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Stanley Works and E'afnir Bearing and
New Britain Machine and LanderS,
Frary & Clark Quintets to Clash.
nd E'afnir Bearing and
yATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1910:

What should be two interesting
games of basketball will be staged at
ming, when the Stanley Works and the
Fafnir Bearing and the New Britain
Machine and Landers, Frary & Clark
quintets will be the opposing teams.
There has been strong rivalry between
the contestants throughout the season
and this has not abated to any extent.
The Fafnir team, flushed with the vic
tory of last week, expects to take the
S. w. five into camp, and the Landers
five is just aching to break the string
OF victories of the league champions.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15

saYs, a, with members OF 54k4 B0AIs
[.onnpanies. are being sent home ahead
of the regular. units. Smith is sta
toned at Blois and his detachment
was preparing to make ready to
leave for an embarkation port when
we left France. OF course they may
be detained at Brest or some other
N port indefinitely, but it is pretty GER
tain Smith will not be in Franco
much longer.
"As soon as the casuals are cleared
n away the regular detachm ents will be
q sent back in order of priority of
Z service. Being in the Rainbow divi-
a sion, which was among the first of
ri the A. E. F. to set foot in France,
Nj Hank Gowdy will not have many
A more weeks to spend across seas.
AIeck Not So Fortunate.
Alexander, Ward, Mitchell Miljus
# and other of the big leaguers who
@ went over with the outfits from Camp
M Funston will not be SO fortunate. The
~ Camp Funston boys did not arrive
@ in France until last June, hence they
# will be among the last of the diV1-
81 sions to bid France farewell.
"Aleck is with the Army Of Occu-
Il patton and will spend quite a few
more weeks along the Rhine. 1t will
81 make little difference if the boys are
AS little late in showing up. They
MI are getting lots of spring training
# right now. All of 'em are hard as
# nails and will need only a little work
~ to have them playing the game of
Nj their gay young lives
If the rest of the big leaguers have
81 the physical we'll being that belongs
n to Galore spring training only would
n be a matter of routine. Lieut. Ca
dore is lean and hard as a pit bull
dog He doesn't carry an ounce Of
superflous flesh despite the fact he
has picked up few pounds since last
season.
1.-THE only thing the matter with
me-" laughed the lieutenant, lis that
I'm about 5000 meals behind"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
RHODE ISLAND BY \ POINT.
Brown Basketball Team Loses Game
Ey 16-tO-15 Score.

Providence, r. l.. Feb. 15.--A field
goal by Cantulonis within two minutes
of the end of the game gave the Rhode
Island State college basketball team
a victory over tho Brown university
five in a closely contested game hero
last night The score was 6 to 10.
A rally in the second half placed the
Rhode Island State quintet within
reach of the local five. The Brown
players ended the first half in the lead
by 9 to g.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
ELLA t. BEATS JUVENILES.
Jockey Mooney Pilots Winner in Fea-
turc Event at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. 15.-The two
year-old race at three and a half
furlongs furnished the best contest of
the day at the Fair grounds track
yesterday afternoon. dozen young
sters went to the starter and each had
n host of followers Ella T., with
Jockey Mooney in the saddle, proved
best. She took the lead soon after
the start and won impressively. Ac-
celerate finished second and Guaran-
tee was third
Bajazet won the fourth race,
claiming affair at one mile and
quarter. RegressO was second and
Lucille P. third
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
VALE TENNIS SCHEDULE.
Plays Springfield College in Elm City
on May 3.

New Haven, Feb. 15.-The new 1919
schedule Of the Yale tennis team was
announced at New Haven last night
by Captain G. II. Garland, of Pitts
burgh. 1t follows:
May 2, Springfield at Sprin gf1eld;
10. Rutgers at New Haven; II, Massa4
chusetts Institute Technology at New
Haven 81, Columbia at New Haven:
"a, Princeton at Princeton; 20, Dart
mouth or Fordham at New Haven; 81,
Harvard at New Haven.
June l. West Side Tennis club at
New York: June "a, interscholastics
at New Haven,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
YALE BEATS RUTGERS.
Tn Kecnly Contested Game, Ellis Score
Victory, % to -.

New Haven, Feb. 15.-Yale out
scored Rutgers here last night in one
of the fastest and closest basketball
games that has been played here in
several years. The score was 80 to "a.
Yale took the lead from Rutgers when
the first half was we'll gone and al
though the visitors threatened con-
tinuously to forge ahead, kept it to the
end.
The first half finished with Yale one
basket in front, IA to II.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
CARNEGIE DEFEATED.

Palm Beach Fla, Feb 15.--H.
Clark of Myopia is the new South
Florida golf champion. He defeated
Andrew Carnegie I'd of the same club
yesterday in a contest that went 20
holes, but which from the standpoint
of good golf was something of a dis
appointment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
HEATING TO BRAVES?

Boston, Feb. 15.-Ray Heating,
pitcher, has been given permission by
the New York American league club
to try to arrange a deal between the
Yankees and the Boston Nationals
whereby the Braves may obtain his
services. Heating has asked for his
ro1oase in order to sign with Boston.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
TRENIBLAY TROUNCEs DYER,
Sailor Boy Beats Australian Boxer in
Jersey Bout

Jersey City, N j., Feb. 15.-Fred
Dyer who claims to be the welter
champion of Australia, but holds 40
such title, caught a tartar in Eddie
Tremblay, United States navy, at Jack
OConnor's Summit gymnasium last
night and was fortunate to stay the
limit Of eight rounds. Tremblay won
from start to finish and had DYER
bleeding and weak at til lose of the
bout
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
SHEA TO MEET SHUBERT.
New Bedford Bout tho 22d to Decide
FeatherWeight Title

New Haven, Feb. 15.-Tommy Shea
of New Haven last night was match
ed to box Al Shubert of New Bedford
Il rounds on the 22d. The bout will
take place in New Bedford aid will
be for the featherweight champion
ship Of New England.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
RAW S,CATE CURRIERS' WIN.

Montreal, Feb. 15.-'In the compe-
tition for the Wilder cup yesterday
the Montreal Curling club was do
feated by the Countr, dub Of Brook
line, Mass, 90 to II.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
FAFNIR FIVE LOSE

The Fafnir Bearing five journeyed
to Bristol last evening and was down
ed by the New Departure team Of
that place score 35 to %. The work
of Gibney and Johnson featured for
the Hardware City lads.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15

Leon j. Galore, pitcher of the
Brooklyn Robins has returned with
his command Of colOred troops of the
18th Regiment. EIe is the first of the
major league stars to come back. He
is in fine physical condition and is
eager to return to baseball
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15
MERIDEN PROVES
EASY FOR LOCALS
New Britain High Has Little
Difficulty TrounCing Silver City

In a one-sided game at the local
High school gymnasium yesterday
afternoon, the New Britain High
school team won over Meriden High
team, score Ais. The local team dis
played its best form of the season
and although their opponents were
much lighter and less experienced lin
the game, the playing of the New
Britain team was very commendable.
Bunny, Taylor and Woodford played
especially well, Bunny and Taylor
making most of the poi~+s of the
game. and Woodford by clever
guarding preventing the Meride1
boys from scoring. The work of Tess
Ter and Teagle for Meriden was wor-
thy of mention. *
This is the second victory of this
season over Meriden for the local
boys. The New Britain team will play
in Suffield tonight, and one week from
yesterday they will meet South Man.
chester in this city.
NEW BRITAIN MERIDEN
Taylor Co Tessler ..(c)
Left forward
Bunny ................ Ieagl6
Right forward
kehoe .......... '''..''''' Beech
Center
Vibberts ...........H Harris Tandello
Left guard
Woodford ............ pearson
Right guard
Score, Ais; goals Bunny Z, Taylor
4, Woodford 2, Tessler 1, Teagle 1,
Tandello /; fouls. Taylor 10, Fessler
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-15

Score, Ais; goals, Bunny Z, Taylor
4, Woodford 2, Tessler 1, Teagle L,
Tandello 1; fouls. Taylor 10, Fessler
2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-08
LA PRCCLAMA DEL Ola
De OAR GRACEAS"
Texto del documento expe-
dido por ell Presidente
Woodrow Wilson

Fl texto de la proclama annual del
dia de Oar Gracias eXpedida por el
Presidente Wilson con fecha de aver,
dice como sigue:
"Ha llegado otra vez Ia 6poca del
ano en- que cl pueblo de los Estados
Unidos esta acostumbrado a unirse
en- accion de Gracias al Todopoderoso
por las bendiciones que El ha derra-
mado sobre nuestro pals durante los
doce meses que han pasado. Hace
IN ono que nuestro pueblo leEanto
sus ~corazones en- plegaria Y dando
gracias porque mediante la ayuda d.
VIVA ell derecho qued6 victorioso Y IA
paZ ha venido a las naciones que fue-
ron tan duramente maltratadas en- de
fensa de Ia Iibertad Y de la justicia
humans. Ahora que el trabajo aus
tero ha terminate Y que Us frutos
de la obra son nuestros, miramos ha-
cia adelante con la c~onfianZa de que
ha llegado el amanecer de nj era
en- la cual los sacrificios de las ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-08

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Nov. s.
FL administrator Y los ~empleadoS de
las oficinas de Correos en- la ciudad
de Merida. capital del Estado de 1u-
catan. remitieron a Ia Direction Ge-
neral del Ramo. Ell esta ciudad, Il
elcgante Y artistica Y dedlcaua
= Ia tumha del eXimio pocta Amado
Ncrvo.
La orrcrda es por demas curloSa y
csta hecha con esmcro y gusto artist
co indiScutibles. Y cs de cOnchltas pc
oucnas Y caracoles, cuyos dolores
combinados dan al objcto un aspecto
sumamentc agradablc.
Los referidos cmplcados postales de
Merida tenian la intenci0n dc i!cvar
personalmente esta corona al poeta'
cuando su cadaver pasara pOr el puer-
to De Progreso: pero d~esgraciada-
mcntc no pudicron experimental esa
satisfaction debido a que el barco
u conducia los restOs del vate, no
TOGO aQuellas playas p~enInsuiares.
Cabrera y las decenas dc los dipu-
tados.
En- dias pasadoS Sc pub,ic6 en- esta
capital IN suclto en- el GRE algunos
diputados al Congreso de Ia Union
acuSahan al Lie. Luis Cabrera de que
habia dado ordenes para que sc les
lcbaiara de I'm golpc lis quinccnaS.
en- vista de 10 que Gcbcn por antlcl-
pos.
Sobrc ell particular manifesto cI
Ministro de Hacienda que no cs cier-
to Guc 81 haya ordCnado tai cosa Y
mucho menoS que 10 hicicra en- rcTan-
cha por 81 retro de las tacultadcS cX-
traordinarias al Executive. 10 uni
co cicrto en- TODD esto-dijo Cabrera
IS que manifesto cue 10 que adcu-
dan los seuores diputados debc estar
cuoicrto para cl dia ultimn del ano
actual. 81 10 que de0cG no a!canZa
con 10 quo habran de recibi" Y 81 teso-
zero dc la Camara les rebaj6 0 les
rcbaia dc una sola yeI las dietaS. es
cosa cXtraha por complete a Ia Sc
crctaria dc Hacienda.
FL enriquecimiento del Museo Nacio-
nal.
FL director del Musco Nacional con
tinua en- su Ioablc labor dc enrique
Ger ell cstablccimicmto con TODD 10 Que
dc alguna manera tenga significacion
historical para Mexico. Aver mismo
compro un viejo cuadro que represen
IL Ia cntrada dc y. .AGustin lturbide
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IAIPRENTA FUENTES

SOS W. c~mmr-se & san A":o".o. Texas
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Sc NECESITAN , Iavaplatos
en- Ell Manhattan Cafe. lntor-
man en- Ia parte de atraS de d.
cho ESTABLISHMENTS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-08

Tn kNUNCIo en- Ia PRENSA" sicnpre
p Dc sxiro SECURE. Lame l &! ;c.etoho
Trails 2.!I y a?uacieSc dcsde .UcGo.
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- NE-EsI-A IN hs-5c-u cor~grt"H'e. Slei-
Go ~-rrm1 SIS 90 s~nara-'Cs. O-l-gan "a 49,
toad -. 50
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Clones cncohtraran Su rcc9mpehSa CT
I'm murdo icno de paz.
Fero conseguir la conSuMacion de'
traoaJ" al cual cl pueblo lie los Esta-
doS CnldoS dedlc" 81 'iri!ldad ' SuS
S~'a"ueS 'e'uTSoS' g PoF 10 que eno'
ocoeH "dr ei"ciaS d dos que >u'!,e
r consagrarIoS a cSoS princ'pIoS de Id
!lhertad Y del Gerecho que tr~luniaron
por medic dc su miscrlcordiosa Don
dad. NueStra gratltud n" puedc ell
conIra' mas perfccta expression QUO
'eSSuardar con 'cal'ad y P~"Ir'oI'SI''o
"quG,'oS pFInc'pIoS 0 los e""'yS .oS
Pueo'oS 'n'eS oe i" TERRA coH''"'ie
ION ! HHu'IeIo!.
Dufahte c! aho paSado haolamoS tc-
mao muclo Que nos hlclef& agraueci'
oos. 9GeS a despecAo ae Ia Situacion
dc pehuFla &c haes1fa VIDA
como resultaGo dc Ia guerra, tenemos
proSper1dad. Nuestras cosechas mar
Sldo a~bundantes Y de nucstra album
dancla hemos cStado en- FoSibilldad
&c Soco"rer a las nacloncs m"nos IA
~Vorecidas. Nuestra democracla per
manecc m2onmovlhle enmedlo de VI
mundo que no ticne ~dcscanso, nj po'
!ltico III social. Nuestros ideales per-
manecen slendo nuestra gula en- eI
canine del progreso Y de Ia civiliza-
clon. Estos grandes bencficios que
hcmos recibido por los que debemos
dar graclas devotamente. despertar&n
eli nosotros el sentimiento del debel
para con nosotros mismos Y para con
la humaniGad Y yer que NADIA de 10
que podamos hacer danara la integri-
dad de Ia victoria que les ayudamos a
ganar.
Ningun p%roposito egoista nos ami,
mo para que vinieramos a ser parti-
clpantes de Ia guerra del mundo y con
IN v~erdsdero espiritu de buena fe y
desinteres, rivaliZaremos Ell prestar,
les Ia ayuda por nuestro ejemplo y
por nuestra cooperation para reali,
Ear "a duradera b~ienandanza de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-08

Tengo conoci:niento dc que slgunos indi-
viduos que ri siGuiera han estado en- u
ciudRd de Los Angeles. California. andaa re-
corrienGo algunos Estados de Ia Union Ame-
ricana. robsndo y engahando dcScaradsner~
&c al pubi!co. dandoIe. a cambio de si d.
nero. unas cuaUtas pildoras que dc nada
les sirven. = para cuyo lin. toman inoe-
tianza que 20 ne sabido inspira- a. plielico
con mi trHbaio serio y hon-ato.
Como este acto. aparte dc CONSTITUTE por
81 solo una grave iufracc.on . las Lcyes
de este Pals. podria desprestigisrre ante los
ojos dc las personas que pudicran Greer
que squeiloS indiyiduos son reainente ell Prof.
II. C.. Martinez. me apTesuro a publicSr es-
IA advertencia para evitar que el enSano s-
clio y procaZ. siEa acclante-
Pcr orta parte. como es.os
MES : ~IMPoSToRES ToMAN Nj NoM-
BRE PARA RoBAR AL PuBLICo. va tcnSo
prue5as eviceates en- mi poctr para prccecer
yegalrente en- contra de estOs indiv!duoS sin
.orciencia.
No debe o!vidar el pubiico que padec. en-
fcrmedadcs, que mis- metodos dc curat son
ah~solutamente sin medicines. Ademai, 81
20 lego a sa!;r en- sira per los Estatos. eosa
que no he pcnsado aGn. DARE POR La
PRENSA Ell AVISO CORRESPONDENTS
a TQDCS MIS- PACIENTES.
Yea listed er Ia edicion scHzaarfi de
La Prensa' las fotografias y testimonies
e. personals cue, dcspres de habcr utaizado
mis- seryicios, nan sido benefciadas y sura-
das. Tcngo en- mi poder centenares de es-
tos test;raoaic<-ios cuales r~lostra-e a quien
los soliclte. sin nin:una obligation de ~
parte.
PROF. x. C. MARTINEZ.
Poderoso Sdnhdor,
eo2-&-s American Bank Buildins. a
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q esta capital, ell ~ de septiembre de
1921.
En- csc cuadro. aunque algo maltra-
trado. sc adviertcn perfectamente
bicn Ia Casa de los azulcjos, el anti
quo Convento de San Francisco, y,
en- general, la Gale del mismo NOM
brc de San Francisco, en- las condI-
clones Ell que Sc hallaba en aquella
fecha de gloria para la Patria.
Algunos otros objetos han sido adj
quiridos tambiGn para ell museo. Pc
70 no de- interes del de csc cuadrO
hiSt6rico.
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Para evitar cl contagio dc la viruela.

La S~ecretaria de Gobcrnacion ha
ordenado a las autoridades sanitarias
de los puertos del Golgo Y a los jefes
de las oficinas de Migraci6n. que no
pcrmitan la entrada = Ia Repubica de
personals que procedan de la Habana.
81 antics no So cercioran de que estan
vacunadas Y de que vienen excentas
de cnfermedad.
Esta medida. quo Sc recomienda Sc
cumpla con toda eXactitud, obedece
a las noticias que en- Mexico Sc han
recibido, rclativas a Ia fOrma alar-
mantle Ell que sc esta de%sarrollanGo
la viruela maligna en- la Habana y
que para hoy ha preocupado serla-
mentc a las autoridades antillanas. de
dido a que la enfermedad esta pre-
sentando caractercs de epidemic.
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AVOCADO PARA LOS NETICANCS- Alien
de Ola cEas= 10 ucEOcic5 ylcIeiaieh. Ee%
p,..;o,e~ 10. 5aGos ) Iv-iuIcgos perSoH&Aeh
-sT,Sss tty,.ss Y czlnlna.ss. recl7nac:onss as
ter.enoh. No ,ooso 5oporarios has-a Go 80
uun;rs aGcGan MISUNDERSTANDING -sJ7a4aacS~
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81 GRATTFiCARA con 500 - "a perso-
ma QUc me rr. porcicno informc> dc mi hur-
rssuo A-rnaaLo Za.disar. lie - amos lie Gid.
u-ig,uagir r~ Jinonoz. lamps. Mexico. Nl-
90 DO, aYo- rI" ~a''o dc 81 rtsa ru kin"s-
vile. TcAas. rcsIui sG- ultimaS noti.ras &c
Chi-arc. Trln ,n'urmc diriiasc = Eri:i,Io
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Cuando necesite libros en- espahol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 118 n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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CUIA PROFESSIONAL


srI0RES FERROCARkLGRoS NENICA-
Nos. Hare que las C~oupsNsas IS reeHa'
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reGsr. ArreS,o negocius relac'oHatos son nj
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Sc NECESlTA Una m4cracha O m-i-- pa
Main Axe.
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DR. JOSE MARIA SORIANo-
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rrsniado 81 Mexico. en- EStados lai-"
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CON $500 GRATIFICARE = quicn me pro.
n~ur.iyuc :nLDfmcs d, mi hijo jose RodriGue4.
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s.. ~Tclefono Crockett S5i9.
EAG t-adarcioacs a nagu!@d dc
e INGLES de toda clasr IL ducumeHtos. car
;as. etc. Prerins moie.aciOS tgabaJO Peg
mancutc garant!GaGo. DHgiJansr = Mrs: Rose
VI. TaaftC, 9Gi -Jth. St Er!vionu travis
6CO7. san Antonio, Texas.
ATENcIoN Observation-Disclosures.
81 he. dejado dcposItos .oa.e tones de IL
Liher,aI." u1sos atrasaGcs O suicides sin CO.
braT. con alguL :eTr1caT-.!. escF!o@niNe IN
mrLiaJameu;e. go les aylda.e IA obtsnerios.
3. de A.cala, Doo.ey BiCg. kCom y. dnus-
ten. texas.
TALLER FOHOGRAFIC1. L"and7o NJ. Ro-
d-ig.... -eJGruciOn d tuHCsraCos De tnc25
GEf ! FO%UGRAFOS COLUMBIA uuev3s
en- ABONOS. lie s"gGada mano 81 vcctado.
MCN BARATOS Ig5 EGen&'ts:a O. san
Antonio. TcNEc.
s. NECESiTA cG--os PR. mgfa"=as. y car
"a. -lu.pajcs. 1ab!e = SJSALES: Eciei5ho
Trsy.s 1926.
Tn H.NUNCIo en- Ia PRENSA" sicnpre
- DC sxiro SECURE. Lame l s.! ;c.etono
Trails @.ll y aHUacieSC dcSde .GcEo.
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LISTO. SENIOR, LlSTO.

Tcrcr,s IN na=nIfico PleH con VEN
TTCl-ATRO ma:isre. ;~ncil-s H. raHar dine
TO. No DESAPROV-gEE J1d. r oporiur:.
cad y pi5anrs DETALLES GRATIS en-
Wind .st,nuima. ua.a u ront-s;sciG.
MEXICAN CARD co. Eo1 III. SIa A
Sa- s~tGu:C. 1cHa.
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE uu express cast nuevo. caba-
10 y Cuarnici5n: TODD muy haraio. Puede
vcrss en- cl trcnte del Mc-cado, lado NoEtc,
90
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ROLANOs CACHO.

AnoSa5o mex,yaro. CUGSui-l y F"curac'2'
,;ons jurtdi.ss corc~snjef-ss = Leg y H%So'
eos &c MsA:,o. 70S Capies Bid. 4 "a
y. TEXaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-08

s.. S~sa-saS-r Hul.6I7r.

Cr--, .otz cfsss d. s1Fc-nctaGe- sin :
r.o 20 -r.dieiaas - cl-uE'a- Cerc5sc- nes.
xos. 0;-s, olios. na--. sa-EaTa. s9sa7ca
80, - s.5-aSo hs=sGo. lHres-i10s. ne
y.,.-a y s1.c--eiaGss Ge ssEo-af- -
ns-:l c,.a sar.sGo 90 10y usdi-os sin -
sTi,a,lo. vlsl,eue = ie Icncsr-a7e como. pof
ns5ir as Alls;sz C-l.cprscic's e. 81 e.
pima dorsa', s-eis -eco7-aT a 'atl- Sn l'si
,.aTci5r z "a, enis~medaGss cc6a.cls ; .
,nss.nedauzs - Nl%OS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-08
DE LA METROPOLI MEXICANA

Una artllstica corona para Nervo.-Cabrera nigga
que haya ordenado no Sc pasue a los dputa-
dos.-Cinco mil pesos para Ia Cruz Roja Mexl-
ana.-Medidas para evtar Ia propagation dc
la virueIa.-La po|icla judicial es un fracaso.
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VENDO un moline de n.Ntama, en- baen
essadu. barato. Los intercsauOs Intormense
en- ll6i. Monterrey $. 'I0l
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Chiles chipotles, chocolate. queso me-
xicano. queso de tuna. l~enteja y
Glen a~rticulcs d Pida hoy mismo
nucstra Lista General y Sc conven-
cera de que uadie rende tan barato.
-l4l2 ". Commerce ST.. San An
tonic. Texas.