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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Mug. lS.-Thc receipt
OF letters yesterday at Maria Texas. purporting 70
have been written by Ifcutcnants Paul II. Davis
and Harold g. Peterson, stating that they were be-
ing held by Mexican bandits for 4 ransom Of SIS
600 has been the principal topic Of discussion AT the
capital today. Coming close the heels Of the viz
tuaI ultlmatum delivered to the Carranza govern
mcnt recently that unless outragcs against Amcri-
cans cease 4 radical change in policy would be
adopted by the United States the holding of the
two aviatorS for ransom by the Mexican bandits
have caused the already badly strained relations be-
tween the United States and Mexico to become
more acute Official and diplomatic circles are
awaiting developments with Keen interest and no
little anxiety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
OPEN HEARINGS
PEACE TREATY
Are RESUMED

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Aug. I8.
AT the resuIning of open hearings
on the peace treaty the senate for
eign committee today heard Tho
mas Millard. the writer and author
ity on Far Eastern policies, regard
ing the features of the treaty giving
Japan the right to control the Chi
nese provinces Of Shantung. The
proposal to strike this proposal
from ihe treaty by amendment
promises to develop the most Bit
ter fight OF the entire treaty con-
troverSv.
Milard told the committee that the
opinion Of experts was
that war would result from the pro-
vision IN the treaty giving Japan con
troll of the Shantung province.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
NEW WIRELESS AT
BORDEAUX TO HAVE
TREMENDOUS RADIUS
CRr The Associated Prcss.)

PARIS. Aug lS.-The new wire
less station being erected at Bor-
deauX viii eclipse anything ever be-
fore attempted in this line il was an
nounced today ID will have 4 send
inb radius of l2.5OO miles. according
to 2 statement published today i'll the
Paris Excelsior. and will be by far the
most powerful station in the world.
II will have five times the strength
of the Effel tower station and will
keep the French capital i'm touch with
the French colonies throughout the
world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
TWO TRAINS DAILY FROM.
BROWNSVILLE ON BRANCH.
LINE IS IN NEW SCHEDULE.

A complete new schedule, which
will go into effect on the Gulf Coast
Lines on Sunday, August "a, las
been announced by the railroad
administration. In addition to the
changes in the schedules a new train
will be put on between Brownsville
and the towns west of Harllngcn,
giving to these places the mail ana
passenger service for which they nave
long been contending.
The new schedule will be of great
benefit to all the Valley towns, botl
in mail and in passenger service. TIE
new train, which will leave Browne
vile at 1855 p. m, arriving at Mis-
sion at 1925 p. m, will run regu ar
passenger coaches and will replace
the motor service which now runs
between Harlingen and Mission. I'm
der the new schedule passengers can
leave Mission at 600 a. M, arriving
at Brownsville at S:25 and can spend
the entire day in the city leaving
here at 1855 p IN. This will also
give the people from up the Valley
points an opportunity to make con-
nections with the Point Isabel tran,
which leaves here at 900 a. m.
Changes in Main Line.
On the main line sweeping change
IS It.ln oil In
which will prove very satisfactory to
the people of the Valley. Train No.
2, which now leaves at 800 a. ~.
will leave at GAO. arriving at H0us-
ton at 2 90 p m. Train No. now
leaving at 4:30 p. m, will leave at
400 p. m, arriving at Houston 100
a. m. Train No. 3. which arrives here.
at IL rs a. m. win arrive at / 90 a.
m, and Train No. /, now arriving ~
10:l0 p. m, will arrive at 9:55. I'm
der this new schedule both the mort;
and south bound main line trains will
leace their terminals earlier. Coed
connections will be made at Harlir-
gen for all trains on the branch lines.
the service from that place TO up Val
ley points being very similar to the
present, with the exception that a
regular passenger train running from
Brownsville will take the place Of lne
motor. No changes will be made III
the present sleping car arrangements.
Brownsville and the valley towns
have been endeavoring to secure the
additional train service ever since he
motor was taken off between Harlin-
gen and Brownsville. They have
felt the need of the additional NAL
and passenger service, and the new
schedule will be Of benefit to evel s
person in the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

WASHINGTON, ID. G., ug.1S-Itis unde-
cided whether the United States should furnish the
money and charge il against Carranza or call upon
the Mexican government To pay it directly Oil
Cial reports from Major General Dickmann com
mandcr Of the southern department, concerning the
detention OF the aviatOrs. received today but
Secretary Baker refused to make them public say
ing the state department had supervision over the
matter The capture and detention of the army
! hers ls considered by officials To be essentially df-
lcrcnt from other cases against American citizens
held Tor ransom. Members M the military forces
especially when in uniform, arc direct representa-
tNcS oi their government and any injury or aiiront
Is regarded a a breach Of international law
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
1000 PERSONS ARE
IMPRISONED BY The
HUNGARY OFFICIALS
lRv The A..ociated rre..l

BUDAPEST. August 1S. Seven
thousand men and women. including
two former cabinet members, have
been imprisoned here -a4s u resHlt Of
che i-bolshviki raids BY the Rou-
manians assisted by the police force
Of the new govermuet Many promi-
nent aristocrats personally aided in
the search for the bolshvists. and
they are being imprisoned as fast as
they can be rounded up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
IRISH SAY king
GEORGE KEEPER
OF A VAST jail.
ly The Associated rrcss.l

NEW YORK, N. III, Aug. is
Frank II. Walsh. chairman Of the
American commission NJ Irish inde-
pcndeucc, charIctcrizes the world as
a vast iuil with King George of Eng
land a- the keeper. III statement
made today protesting against the al
partments in permitting England to
withdraw passports for their citizens
TO travel I'm Great Britain and posses
sionS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
CUNNY
OI'ANZAS

Super-Optimism.
lf | am broke,
Or flush with pelf;
| surely can
Enjoy myself.
For happiness
Is 'ffirmative;
And cash. | guess.
just negative
III ole sun shines
And skies are fair;
No time for whines
Have /, or care.
Money frets me
When have il;
And it gets me
Money habit.
Justin Fair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
SHOPMEN END STRIKE.
lEr TLn A..nrinicd rrrs.-l

WASHINGTON, d. a.. Ang. lS.-
The railroad administration was noti-
fled today that the strike Of shopmen
in the Chicago district had ended and
We're requested that consideration of
the wage demands be taken up imme-
diately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
PLACE EMBARGO ON
CEREAL SHIPMENTS
OUT OF GALVESTON
CEy The Associated rressl

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. ls.-
An embargo was placed today IN the
movement of harley, corn. oats. rye
and wheat for export and also the
domestic trade through Texas City.
Galveston, Port Arthur. Mobile and
New Orleans. according 10 advlccs re-
ccived here. An extraordinary move
ment of these cereals is given as the
reason for the embargo. and hcreaf-
ter permits will ~ required before
they can be moved through these
ports
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
STATES TO ASSIST
IN FIGHT AGAINST
HIGH COST LIVING
CRv The Associated PrcssD

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Aug. IS
Attorney General Palmer today en-
dorsed the suggestion made by Gov
ernor Garder Of Missouri that the
governors conference appoint a com
mittee to confer with and assist ir
coordinating the state and federal ef-
forts to reduce the high cost of living.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
LABORLEADERS
WILL DISCUSS
CAMP PAICN Plan
lRr IN AssnrInted Tressl

CHICAGO, III. Aug. IS-Wheth-
er the National Labor Party will en-
ter the 1919 presidential campaign
will depend on the action at the
conference being held here today.
Cook county officials of the Labor
Party said fourteen states are TO be
represented at the conference.
should interest warrant the action
a convention is TO be called in Oc-
tober TO formulate plans for the
campaign
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
BOILER EXPLOSION
AT A MINE KILLED
THREE SMALL BOYS

GREENFIELD, Ill. Aug. Is
Three boys, all aged seven were kill
ed and three others were badly
burned and ten more injured when
boiler at a mine near here exploded
yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
SOVIETS issue A
DECREE AGAINST
ADMIRAL KOLCHAK

LONDON. Ang ls.-A decree de-
claring Admiral kolchak and the An
Russian cabinet outlaws was issued
yesterday by the soviet government,
according to wireless report from
Moscow. The admiral and All Off
cials of the government of which he
is the head are subject to immediate
arrest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

TEXAS GUARDSMEN
WILL NOT HAVE
CAMP This YEAR

AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. lS.-There
will be- no encampment Of the Texas
national guard this year, Adjutant
General Harley announced today.
This decision was reached because it
was deemed necessary to permit the
men To remain in industrial and farm
work as much as possible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
GIVE FAVORABLE REPORT
n.r Tho A.-n.-iai.d rrr.-l

WASHINGTON. n G., Aug. lS-
The senate Judiciary committee today
ordered q favorable report upon the
nomination Of AL Mitchell Palmer aa
attorney general Of the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
The FIRST BALE OF
COTTON SELLS AT
40 CENTS A POUND

WACO, Texas, Aug. lS-The first
bale Of cotton was placed on the
market here today and sold al forty
cents per pound. The bale nctted
$3l6. including $50 bonus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

Austin. Texas, Aug lN Govern
or Hobby said today that the force
Ot Texas Rangers were at the disposal
of the federal authorities on the bor-
der and were under orders 10 cooper
ate with them in handling the situa-
tLnn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
WAR COST 40. 900. 600. 90.

tIiV IHr A.#u,IutrI prr.l
LONDON. Aug Ia. The war cost
England forty billion pounds. Lloyd
George declared IN the house of com
mons today. while discussing the fl
nancIal and industrial situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
ENCLAND's DEBT INCREASES
Hy The A-~nriar.d Press.

tIIY TNc N--nrufrU Frr-#.l
LONDON. Aug. lS The national
debt of England is declared to have
increased from G.iOl 900. 900 pounds
to $500 100000 pounds. according
to statement made in the house Of
commons today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

MARIA, Texas. Ang lS.-Author-
ization for tine payment Of the Sl5.-
600 ransom for the release uf the
American ayiator- has been received
here The money viii probably he
delivered at Candclaria. Texas. late
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

LONDON. Aug u.s. American
and French consular representa-.
tIveH IN Mexico City have protested
against the Mexican governments ac-
tion in ordering the expulsion Of VIII
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
Temperature at noon today $500
FORECAST FOR THE WEEK.

Normal temperatures and generally
fair, except probably occasional show
ers in Louisiana and southeastern
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

liam Cummings. thc keeper NJ the
archives ~ the British legation here,
according "a unofficial reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18
WEATHER
Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy
light variable winds.

The following are the local wcathe
observations FOR the - ihour period end
ing at I u. III. today. and which are sup
plied rs Mrs a. W. Reed. 4 :. vulun-
teer weather observer al brownsville:
Maximum temperature $3.50
Minimum temperature 1900
Barometric pressure .........3O.O3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-08-18

BUY PUMPING MACHINERY
IL to Is III. r. Fairbanks Morse and
Kruger Atlas Oil Engines in stock.
Centrifugal Pumps.
w. II. PUTEGNAT COMPANY
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Una muier uestida de hombre

Entonces, cuando Sc lie iba a OAR
IN bano, el bano reclamentarlo que
sufren todos los asilados, eXclamo
0 primera vez en- ocho amos:
Cue me traigan una muJer; So
10 ante ella me deSnudare: qulero ha-
blair con una mujer........
Los carceleros no ouerlan salts
facer los deseos del preso; pero &C
cedieron, Y vino primcro una nurse y
lucgo las doctoras. ....-.- y Juan
Rrau dej6 de ser Juan, para CONVEX
tirSe en- Juana ........
FL resto de esta historic que pare
&c cuento. va sc 10 imaginara ell hector.
Pero donde va Il ~dcspertar verdade-
ras tempestades de concentrates, y tai
vcz 4 crcar mil anedocta5 curlosas,
Is donde Juana fut mas conocida CO.
mo hombrc, entire los chautfeurs del
Vale Imperial.
Ali hay mas de un corazon fe-
menino...... prendado de este otro
coraz6n femenino...-.-..
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RECRUDECLMIENTO EN-
LA EPIDEMIA De
INFLUENZA
Todos los casos, sin embargo,
son benignos en- extreme,
hasfa ahora

Tn recrudecimiento de IL cpide-
mia de Ia Influenza, no desapareclda
toGavia. Y manifestundose en- cerca
de ochenta casos err los dos uitlmos
dias, ticnc preocupado al ConseJo
de S~alubridad que actualmentc esta
ocupaGo en- combatir cl nal.
Todos los casos . que o hemos
referido han sido, segun los lntor-
mes que Sc tienen en- las oilclnas
do Salubridad. extrcmadamentc hGe-
ros. 0 exception de cuatro que Sc
rcsolvieron inmediatamc"tc en- pull
monia, amuue ninguno de cstos Ia
sido mortal.
Con este motive y con el Fin de
evitar que la epidemic tenga un
cracimiento ONO 81 QIe alcanzo en-
los dos tcraporadas ~rccientcs, ci
Console dc Salubridad ha rccomgn-
dado al publico toda clasc dc pre-
cauciones. de una mancra especial
cuando Sc encuentra en- a%lomcra-
clones. en- cuyas circunStancias. d.
&c. es baio TODD punto dc vista m
disncnsablo hacer uso del nan2e.o
cuando Sc toce o Sc estornuda.
No Sc cree que q NAL TOME cSta
vez preparedness aia1mantcs, pero es
indudable que, 81 volviera 4 propa-
rarsc con Ia fuerza quo la tornado
en- ocasiones antcriores, el Consejo
de SaIubridad tomara medidas en-
c~u&rgicas para comoatlH Ct
NAL.
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Al cabo de ounce dias Il estaba
en- II prisi6n ~interina. Habia dicho q
voces que era inocente. Jose habla
declarado Ia treta, pero no les ha-
bian hecho case. 81 st les Qulere
Or. todos los cyiminalcs dicen que
son 10 misnla inocencia. 10 que ha-
hia Dasado era un misterio. y GUAM
do tantas d~cclaraciones habia entire
Ia primera declaration ' las otraS, Sc
nal de que algo gordo SO cScondIa
ali.
Al cabo de IN mes, aun estaba en-
Ia prisi6n interina. Jose iba a YER
lie. le Ilevaba cigarrillos, lie hac!a mu-
cha compania por ia parte de fue-
"a de II reja. pero no lie poola a
rrancar de ALI.
81 mes ' medic aun eStaba, ' 2
dos meses tambien, hasta que al ha-
Ger les ochenta dias, lin dia, de ha'
btrseles olvidaGo ALI dentro. no Qu-
diendo encontrar pista ninguA&, lie
~condenaron 4 los tres duros.
Rien ganados tenian los tres duros;
nero. ESQ 81. Jose sigui6 siendo poll
cha. ' sigui6 no prendiendo Z nadle;
y 81 habia equivocado Ia carrera, no
Ia habia errado en- una coSa: en- oar
de conner a los hiios, CUE no sao'ah
NADIA dc las trifulcas cue obi!gan d
IN buen hombre g hacer nal y dane
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GENUS CORN COBS."

Is IN pan exquisite Y de apetlto;
hecho de las s~ubStancias del maiz, trl-
90 V otros ingredientes puros Y sa-
ludables. Bien envuelto, asi no lie
caera terra, nj habra a no Suclas
que 10 toquen. nj germenes que sc
nenetren en- e.. Raga la prueba y
Iuedara c~onvencido de que es IN de-
'icioso pan Y de gran alimento para
81 cuerpo humane. Precios: Doce
ll2D pleas. so cts; 80 pleas, $50
porte pagado. Necesitamos agentes
para que vendan pan. pida isformes.
Diriiase a GENUS PRODUCTS co.
Station a. Dept. rs. San Antonio,
Texas. (Adv.l
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IRAN a GENOFA DOS BARCOS
AUSTR:ACOS INIERNADOS

Dei scrricio Es2ecic! Sc Ii PRENSA.'
MADRID, Enero 1O.-Los perio-
dicos dan Ia noticia de que dos barcos
austriacos que Sc italian internados
IN el puerto de Vigo scrdn enviados
desde luego a Geneva, en- virtud de
que el gobierno italiano ha decidido
ponerlos en- servicio Embellishments.
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MURIO UN MIEMBRO DE LA AGA
DEMlA FRANCESCA.

De- 5~cryic'o especial &c Ia PRENSA.
PARIS. Enero 10.-El s~ecretar!o
permanente de Ia Academia Frarce-
sa. desde G. ano dc 1918 Y miembro
distinguido de ella, Etienne Victory
Lamy, falleci6 aver.
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Gataiogo dc Gamas mcyicanas y otras
naciOnaIidades : cNtehsa lista dc her
moSoS nonbrcs.
Envienos IN DOLLAR 5olamentc Y ncs-
o.rc5 lie rcmitircnos. 4 vuclta de CO.
r.cn. nuestro complete cataiOgo matri-
monial con dcscripcioncs detal.adas. FO-
T~OGRAFIAS. NOMBRES Y DIEECCIo-
MES dc j6vcnes. seEoras ; ssnOrItaS
mcxicaras Y dc otras naCionalidades, a.
gurGs viudas dc intachablcs ar:cccder-
ties. quiencs Gesean c~Hcontra- I'm honra-
do = buCn cspuso. I'd. pUcdc escribir-
le dirtctamente n cu8lGuiera dc elias
y c~ontracr I'm matrimonio ieliz en- cor
10 tempo. SomoS dignos dc ccufianza
y nos ted;camos 4 IN rcGccio honrado
Y licito. No permita, pueS, que IA Pc
quena SUNNI dc III dollar este de por
medic entire I'd. y 81 muy posib!e fE
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL.
Es. -iba hoy mismo a:
RELIANCE CLUB.
Box $40. Los Angeles, Cal.
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HACA 81 CERVEZA

No e~ra,cu;e- bebija d1lcc q DC laF Hama
DIS cas- cc-vc-a." siry = yerdadSr1 cer-
YEA. sa5r1sa. fuer-H. y e~%TCm1Sa.
Sunirs.=a--uoz q listed 0uesJro cElracto
F- ca-va-l 'v.s.o-ra" consistent. lie lIpG-
70 y malta ~ los ueiore7. con % cual pGc-
d, listed hacc- gG casa segln -Eestras ms
re1-cioncs. l. mcio- ce-vcza.
FL rreciC Dc ''Victor.a Extract TARA ma
cor, II raionss de bueaa cc-ssza LaGcr. - q.
Sc o.. N5adc7uS 81 Giucrc con 81 O--rG D.:
recf5.-a q arrieulo nbre dc Sa-5uz. L. s.
h-icaci60 de- cervc-a en- casa 5 81. crv-5 de
rr..---o r-t-ac-U q To- Estacvs ur"l1o'cIoHs--
.- "a legal. Ga-an.iZa.1CS sacssaccio--
VICTORIA SUPPLY CO.
&C. .1.--gn EJf-. New ~. y y.
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Sc AGRADECERA c~ualquier information IL
lcligna que Sc proporcione del paradero de
Pedro Machado, dc II amos de edac. oriGi-
mario de Medina. Texas. hijo De Crescencio
Machado y de Mariana Ramos. Hace tres
amos que sali0 en- lin cnGanche para el Edo.
nc Pennsylvania. Sirvansc dirigirsc sobrc cl
particular 4 Mariana Ramos,-CtO. Constan-
cic Garcia, $50 Guadalupe St San Antonio,
Texas. 81
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C7.a,c-3 G5 Gz=as Ecz:carls = oe-cs
n~SescraIdaGes. cN,eGsa h>ts &c HeEn07c9
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,-,-t lie s--rso. 1-"=t-o complete t-S--
,,so ,-ar-sn.raiaL. CON descr72e'o1es COM
let de n.caas jovcncs y a.g-nas E;u-
aas. gze bcscza q un u2a.9Go Sae2o mn
do. PEeds listed a-c-tCi- q cu1iqrisra
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-,uv p-ava tempo. E0s1c-oz, pcr "usSt.~
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r-o nr.-a,;- e5,= has8Go 5ob-c "a honrace-
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neo,lez. cau-i5rG &c IN DOLLAR zi-rS
&c z.ovbc Ell uaI p~-u7ao.e
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CGSHlPOLITaN CORRESPONDENCE
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LIBERAL GRATIFICACION Sc dari a la
ncrsona que info-mc dc las direccioncs de los
Sres. FIACRo CALvO y NIEVES WAR.
Fl primero vino a San Antonio, Texas. pro-
ccdcnte de Ia ciudad dc Mexico en- Octubre
pasado. y el seCundo estaba hace POGO mas
o lnenos I'm mes en- SapI!pa. Okla, de DON
dc Sc fue para 81 Estado De Texas, Il New
Braunfcls. en- doade Sc cncucntran sus pa
ricntes que vinieron dc Matehuala. S. l. P.
Mex. Cualquicr informe favor dc dirigirio
4 Constancio Bravo. 204 y. Greenwood St
Tulsa. Okla. t20l.
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Vieae de il la.)

FuG i Mexicali, Baja California,
donde trabajo como chauffeur del
propietario de III rancho. FL en-
pleo de chauffeur. 10 desempenaba
magistralmente; zero tuvo n rina
cue estuvo 4 punto dc costar Ia vida
a su c~ontrario, y cruz0 al lado anne
ricano. donde eStuvo trabajando en-
~invierno, bajo los mas duros frios y
en- veranc, sufriendo los mas calidos
temperatures. sin desfa!iecer. Cada
ola "se sentia mas hombre-segun
ella misma aseguraba.
En- muchas ocasiones tuvo que sos
tener rinas con sus c~ompaneros de
trabaio; en- otras libro cncarnizadas
luchas contra la ~naturaleZa, Y hubo
ccasion en- que Sc diSputara a una
mujcr 4 punetaZo limpio.
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Sc DESEA saber 81 p~a-adero del subdito c$-
Danol Jose Maria Ortiz originate de Car
tos. Santandcr. ESpaNa. Tara communicable
asuntos que le son de mucho intere;. Sus
ultimas noticiaS Sc recibieron hace tracc dos
amos del Edo. de Pennsylvania. La pcrso-
m que conozca 81 paradero actual. preS;a-
~ un hucn seryicio avisandolo 4 AparLado
Nc. -. Morelia. Mich. Mexico. tl6)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-11

A Gia siguiente. el secretarlo, el
ieIegado. el Inspector, Y haSta apren-
dices del oficio. todos estaban ALI,
ocuDados en- hacerle prestar decia-
r~aciones. Nj para ii estafa de los
Humberts, nj para el crlmen &c
FecrcayTUl hubo tanta policia. Tn
Dreso i!eyado por Jose Gebia haber
hecho cosas t~remendas, y aderas He
vaba escrito en- Ia ara que era IN
criminal peiigroso. Tenia IA frente
estrecha. I'm Duito detr&S, los cjos
torcidos. las ceias eSpeSas. { iba sin
afeitar: todas las S~eHaleS, bieE mar
cadas. del hcmbre embrutecido Y sal
vaje: IN verdadero case de atavis-
no.
Declare usted-le decian-
Observation-Disclosures 81.
-Pero. que clase de ~escanda!o?
y cue Is 10 que considera listed es-
cardalo? :Fue en- la Gale? jFue en-
taberna? GFue en- un lugar de NAL
vivir?:
No senior.
-Pues Sd6nde?
En- l. Gale.
y ICON qui6n?
Con todoa.
-:Habia mujeres?
-Muchas.
de modo que muchas? DE mo-
do que listed eS un ~tenorio? I'm bar
bian2 I'm acaparador de blancas.
Tn servidor es zapatero para str
virle Y trabajo 4 domicilio.
~ no trahaja listed en- deSpo-
blado?
-Le digo . listed que a domicilio.
-SiIencio. :p6nde esconde listed
las armas:
No las tengo.
No las Iiene-decia el poDre Jo-
Sc sudando.
Como que no las tiene? 5sera
listed cncubridor de-. e~scandalos en-
po6lado. senior policia debil:o
70.
No quiero c&IIar mas-dijo el d
migo.-Vengo para pagan la Tu2ta,
Y aUui tienen ustedeS los tres duros.
y tquien le habla a listed dc tres
duroS?
-Digo que qu;ero pagan los tres
duroS.
Que Sc Gale.
No quiero cailar : ONE uste-
des los tres duros.
A Ia carcel.
Soy IN hombre de bien. Ha side
IN escandalo de bien.
A Ia carcel por insultos 4 Il au-
toridad. por ataques q Ia moral. in
s~olveucia = desacato.
-Es Que TODD ha sido I'm fingl-
! niento-dijo, per Gltimo, el pobre
Jose, 0 puditndose c~ontener Va mas.
-:Qua fing:miento nj que ocno
cuartos. DespueS de haber deciaraoo
venirnos con el finc;miento. Ence-
~r-arlo. que es pajaro de cuenta. Ha
hecho listed muy bicn en- prencerle'
! jose; saba listed 4 quien prendla'
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