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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-08
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mas they were married. and she Is
truly happy with her worth'while
lover husband
hope fate will be ~ kind 20 the
brave girl who wrote you. A. ". 7.
Dear Miss Grey: IL teens 10
strang, 90 me to 10, how We mus,
Sc, out and BEG for JOBS for our
dear boys who have offered their
lives for their country. II seems as
tho the American public would Jus,
be as patriotic az the boys. and not
allow Il 10 be- said that our returned
soldiers. many OF them. must beg
for something 20 eat.
know Of chaps who have been
discharged without cent. and 81
one who could get place 20 work
II he had a place 20 sleep and cat.
but was refused a place because he
had no money to pay in advance.
Another fellow who had been
faithful TO the service for two years.
and who expected his discharge
shortly after the aFsnistlos was
signed. got short leave Of absence.
lie had good position awaiting him
upon his discharge. and 20 look after
this position. and becaus. 81 tho 80.
we're illness Of dear friend. he over
stayed his leave. lie returned as
quickly as possible and explained 20
hts officers. and because OF his
promp,n~ss and good behavior dur
Ing his two years In service. expect.
eli a fair deal. at least.
But he was placed In the guard
house for two months and deprived
OF tho $50 per month allotment, for
those months. can't sec how such
things are going 10 promote patriot.
ism.
am an American. but this
doesn't seem fair. In a Lard where
We want democracy and humanity.
think when any SEQ 10 taken away
from a soldier for Just overr'aying
his leave. and with good reasons.
and with a thought and a confidence
that they would b fair. ss just one
form OF crime. II sIaekeriam 10
measured up to immortality. az some
write. then this kind Of treatment To
fine American boys who offer their
lives 10 thrir country should be con.
sidered q crime. and vote 90 give
this boys money back 20 him
a READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-08
SPEED IN HANDLING GRAIN

MILWAUKEE. Feb. "a re-
markable speed record in handling
grain was made recently when 45o.-
600 bushels OF wheat. the product OF
10000 acres. at Is bushels TO the
acre. was loaded in four hours from
an elevator at Lake Superior. Wis.
into a lake steamer Tho cargo was
shipped 10 Buffalo and ground into
flour by one OF the big mills I'm four
days making enough flour TO sup
ply 100000 people for a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-08
AN IMPORTANT
FACTOR IN CUTTING
SHOE EXPENSE

MANY months of comfort at little
expense is the way Charles A. Pear
son OF San Diego. California. sums up
his experience with Neolin SoIes. Mr..
Pearson had two pairs of shoes re-
soled with Neolin Soles. and after
wearing them for twenty months
writes Il will have to set new shoes
sometime. but so far as the soles are
concerned, that time seems as far
distant as when they we're new"
This is typical of the experience
millions are having with Neolin Soles.
Created by Science to be durable.
flexible and waterproof, these soles
are an important factor in cutting
shoe expense. You can get them on
new shoes for the whole family. and
for residing. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire e. Rubber Co. Akron,
Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels
guaranteed to outwear all other heels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-08
ny MARGARET ROHE
Written for the I nited Press
WIN someone kindly tell me
Uf anybody knowxi

az anybody knovHl
In New York leading Paris.
Or vice versa. az 20 clothcsT
NEW YORK. Feb, FIN jus,
from parce. where they're wearing.
you sec. the shortest Of dresses and
frocka. NO when I landed here I felt
queer on tho picr--the long skirts
all gave me such shocks.
on the Rue de Ia PaiS and the
boulcvards gay. the skirts were as
high az could DO. when ! came
away 81 was not thought au fat un-
lean yours we're up to the knee
why. sat up at night just 20
shorten mine rfght Instead OF Wild
oats sewed hens. but felt with a
glow. when get home ! know
folks will think all my clothes Paris
gems
But alas AMI alack. nov that am
come back feel IKE a rubc. and n
jay when ! go on the street. calves
seem most indiscrcet. Tor the folks
here aren't dressing that way.
When tho DANES first limpcd by
in these skirts. did cry: What a
lot OF brave girls have been hurt
Perhaps at the front, frying dough
nuts-some stunt they rcro shelled
but twas only the skirt all 80 mar
now and long wrapping round like
a thong that hampercd their poor
tootsics 20. They hobble and crawl
and scarce move nt all. They don't
seem 10 have any go"
Some skirts ! see here have n slit
In the rear like an old.tlme Diree.
toirc gone wrong, but whether
they're slit a lot or n bit. they're all
very narrow and long
II these skirts ! adopt my free
strides must be stopped and way
straight and marrow III tread. where
once used TO prance short OF skirt
in dear France I'll hobble down
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WEARS AN OLD HAT

WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. s.
Wearing a hat i25 years old. State
Senator Asa Bennett OF Sussex
county visited this city today and
predicted the passage % bills In
which he Is Interested because OF
the luck attached to the heirloom.
The hat. which was bought by the
senator's greatgrandfather. IL n
dark green velour. shaped like hats
Of the present day. and in good con.
dition. despite its age.
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81, 900 ClNESE SENT
TO FRANCE FOR WORK

Especial 10 The Star by y. +. A.
SHANGHAI. Feb. s.-Frcnch mis-
sion for recruiting Chinese labor
which has returned 10 France with
the coming OF peace. In the three
years 1, was active. sent $1,000 Chi.
ncse TO France TO work behind the
lines. Lack Of ships prevented send
Ing more.
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4DRINk HOT TEA :
! FOR A BAD COLD$


Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take
n tablespoonful OF this hamburg tea,
put cup OF boiling water upon it.
pour through sieve and drink a
teacupful at any time. II is the
most effective way TO break a cold
and cure grip. as IL opens the pores.
relieving congestion Also ioosens
the bowels. thus breaking a cold at
once
II is inexpensive and entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless.
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Bond Coupons Good
After Date Of MATURITY

Dear Miss Grey: Should clip the
four interest coupons attached 10
my $50 bond OF the third loan on tho
date designated on cach7 II fail
70 do So do forfeit said interest. or
can I clip the interest coupons any
time after they msture7 SIS
You may clip the coupons on
the date Of their maturity or
any time thereafter
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SAIL FROM FRANCE

wAsHINGToN. Feb. s.-Thc 63th
regiment. c. A. G.. completely made
MP Of Oregon troops, and the 5sth
Ammunition train complete. com
prised partially Of californlans. sail.
ed from France February for New
York. the war department has an.
uounced,
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SERBIA'S BILL PUT
AT S2.OOO.OOO. OOC

Especial 10 The star by y, Y. ~
BELGRADE, Feb. Serbia
war losses. exclusive OF expenses,
are fixed AZ s2.ooo.000,oot by tho
committee OF Serbian rcSonstruo.
ton, The value of a years harvest
il fixed at 100000 900. and the en-.
envy seized three years crops
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Ca
Use without Disceafort or
u.nsw ~ Ttrm&

We have a New Method that eurea
asthma. and we want you to try II
at our expense. No matter whether
your case In OF long standing or re-
cent development. whether II Ia pres
ent as occasional or chronic asthma.
Won should send for a free trial OF
our method No matter In what ell
mate you live. no matter what your
are or occupation. IL you are trou-
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reiieve you promptly.
we especially want TO send Il to
those apparently hopeless casea
where all forms OF inhalers. douches
opium preparations, fumes, patent
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10 show everyone at our own cx-
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ali wheeling. and all those terrible
naroxysms at once and for all time
whis free offer is too important to
neglect a single day. Write now and
then begin the method Mt once
send no money. Simply mail coupon
below Do II today.
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A Few
Special
Items
|
From our
FulunliGgnre
Dept
Dept
odd Pieces Specially
x.#r7 Priced

odd Pieces Specially
~ Priced
One Dining Table,
45-inch top, quartered
oak; regular $500.
Special at .S24.5O
One Dining Table,
48-inch top, quartered
oak, fumed finish; reg
ular $3.50. Special at
............. $2S.75
One Buffet, quar-
tered oak, golden wax
finish with heavy bevel
plate glass, extra large
linen drawer. two small
drawers, and Colonial
design; regular s47.50.
Special at. .S32.5O
One Buffet, Jacobean
oak with two small
drawers, one linen
drawer and divided
cabinet; regular $500.
Special at. -. $3.50
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Reader Tells Hon.
To RenlOre Brands

Dear Miss Grey: Here's my way
Of removing brands from flour sacks
soak the Eacks in coal oil few
minutes. then wash In the ordinary
way and boil. They will come out
nice and clean. MRS. II. r u.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Clever New Neckwear

T,EATURING newest styles in high neck Vestees in san
Georgette nets and the corded silks Fancy styles
well strictly tailored effects ranging in price from
............ S175 to $500
New round neck styles in fancy fls Georgette and VAL
lace trimmed with satin and pleang used in effective
friced from $I1o 10 500
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Foley Cathartic Tablets

They clear the bowels. sweeten the
stomach and tone up the liver DO
rot gripe.
]. H. colver, J03 Labor Temple, Los
Angeles. Cal. After sc years ex-
periencs with ali sorts and Kinds OF
6afharffc remedies. ! got wise 10
Foley csthartic Tablets. and they
are the beat ever used Sold every
where.
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,ut please help me II you can.
LONESOME MOTHER.
wish I might give YOU rorne
definite hope I wlsh MIGHT
really help YOU. But ! must b~
frank with you III your child
has b~on adopted legally. th.fs
IL practically no way that you
can regain custody ~ him. The
beat plan would B. 10 so TO the
ehlldr-na home where he was
len and endeayor TO ASCERTAIN
Information about your chiid'a
Whereabouts IN this way. Per.
haps a frat class attorney could
help you. sincerely trust that
you may be given tho oppor,u'
nifty 20 right tho wrongly" you
committed when you hsarssn~d
60 tho natural calling OF woman
motherhood
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For Coated Tongue

Bad Breath, Sour Stomach,
BIoating. Gas. Biliousness. Sick
Headache. Indigestion. constipatio
take the always reliable
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W ANtF t+A9AF " AiF ANNAA NtA tANFa
Like Disnss kiss. unaEked. un.
sought.
Love gives lurlf. bu, Ia not
honshi
In my opinion. tho two greatest
incentives 10 marriage should 10 to
establish a home and do ones duty
toward the future rae. and oneself
by raising good children. Love and
harmony 60 with the establishing Of
a home. But love 10 like all other
sweet things unless you get the
very best brand u sours awfully
easy.
Physical love IL Ike rich des
ssrt--a little OF u 10 enough. Most
OF the feast 81 iisc should be- the
meats and fruits Of mental and psy.
Geological love. hut wisdom that
IL from above ~ first purr. then
peancablc. GENT. and easy to be en-.
treated. full o, mercy and good
fruits" flames liiiD
The union OF the two great
and glorious principles 81 rcTenera.
ton and right generation should re
suit In an offspring which will b. a
christlike humanity or the Kingdom
Of God within you
The divorce OF thoss two greatest
% truths has cursed humanity into
existence and dishonorsd God be
yond telling
Genuine lovo grows. but lust
wastes by enjoyment The reason
is. that ono springs from a union Of
souls. desiring 20 honor Ciod-in con.
ferring life that another soul may be
and the other from a mere union of
sense and selfish pleasure. one Is
inward and deep and the other is
superficial. one ~ permanent. the
other transient. ave IN It's disas
trous results 20 all parties concerned.
Many a farmer provides far better
conditions for his blooded stock than
for the wife he has chosen to be the
mother OF HE children.
Many fail in love- but they fall
very low and while love may he
blind and does not reason as -
Lover" suggests, nevertheless. the
sense and reason. love and self.con.
troll OF both husband and wife arc
tho only safeguards in procrcation.
Poor old humanity. 90 tagged by
failure and weary Of disaster. turns
10 tho cradle at last and perceivcs
that II has been tho Pandora's box
Of every III and the Fortunatus
casket OF every Joy that life has
known. WIN. s.
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SNOW IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Thls win.
ter's first snow fell here today.
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Graduate Optometrist
in Charge Of Our
Optical Section
--l5 years of practice
in Seattle has earned
DR.. Edmunds an envia-
BILE reputation for salts
factory optical treat
mcnt. balcony.
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Mem s
--
OuH&iimg
FLANNEL
Nighf
Robes

Heavy outing flan-
mel, trimmed with silk
frogs; military collar
style 1925
Splendid Outin e
Robes in 60-in. length;
bell shape; V collar;
each $500
FIRST Floor.
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New
Curaain
Malrquiise&fes
At
Attractive
Prices

HOOSE fresh new
" Curtain Marquis
cite from a stock that
contains all colors and
widths. Splendid. fresh
new stock in clean-cut
square mesh and in the
favored mercerized fin
ish.
--,sinch width. white. ivory
and beige. yard. ........ soc
-~sslnch Ribbon edge Mar.
auisstie. white. ivory and
beige. yard ...........3 zoe
--soineh Curtain Marquis.
cite. white. ivory and beige.
yard soc. oSe and 6Oe
FOURTH Floor.
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Dear Miss Grey In reply 20 a
Lovers criticism. may | say that
love IL love for~vermorv. differing In
degree. but never In kiadf Love IL
not altogether OF the carth-carthy.
u ~ born Of the spirit "a well an Of
tho flesh. % the perfume an well "a
Of tho beauty % the great red rose.
Like Disnas kiss. unaFked. un.
sought.
Love gives .tself. bu, In not
houehf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
UNA PROTESTA DEL Lie. EDUARDO /. MARTINEZ
Sc refere q unas decIaraciones del General Montana

ceptos vertidos poniendo Ia verdad On
SUI lugar V dando a cada uno 10 que
es suyo, 0 probar que los referidos
~conceptos ~pertenecen al senior gene
raj don Felix Diaz y que, feplto, no 10
creo, pero de todos MOODS, sIrva es-
to para determinar responsibilities
des, personals Y cosas para que en- de-
finitiva Sc pueda obrar en- justicia,
que es mi deseo. Por ESQ deJo esta
cara en- punto Y coma esperanto a.
claraciones V acontecimientos.
Que me contestaria ell senior ge-
neral Montana, 81 20 lie preguntara
que viene a hacer listed a este pals,
dejando muertos V sacrificados en- Ell
campo del debcr Y del honor a los
dignisimos generates Banquet y Al
varez, companeros de viaje de listed?
Pero, no, no Sc 10 quiero preguntar
poraue ESQ seria una indiscrecion que
no quiero cometer.
A~gradeciendo a listed, senior Direc-
tor, la generosa hospitalidad que Sc
sirva Oar a esta carta en- sus colum-
mas, soy de listed aftmo. muy alto.
amigo V S. S.
z. |. MARTINEZ. .
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crafica de Ia ciudad, capital del Es-
tado de Nayarit y Ia distancia a que
Sc halla colocado el valcan, que son
unos cincuenta Kilometres, hace te-
mer que sufrira mucho en- el case de
que Sc realize ell vaticin.o.
De otras parties del Estado, como
son Ixtlan, Ahuacatlan y Jala, Sc han
estado recibiendo noticias relatives al
movimiento, en- los que Sc dice
que no solo hay estupor entire los
moradores, sino graves perjui-
clos en- las ~habitaciones de estos, las
que tuvieron que ser abandonadas
por ell peligro que o~frecian perma-
neciendo en- elias. Sc dice que Ia Sc
cretaria de Fomento y Ell Institute
Geologic han nombrado una conf
sion de geologos que visitara en- bre-
We las regiones del volcan.
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SACERDOTE CATOLICO
ASALTAD0 EN- JAL!SC0
La plaza de Tamazula eStd
amQgada por los reVo-
cCRGYl0S

CTADALAJARA, Sept. 28.-Del
NezQuital llegan noticias de un asal-
to de cue fu6 victims q ezra de a
aauel lugar s. J. Araiza, quien a! sa-
liz de la Parroquia. Tue atacado por
cuarro individuos de los que pudo
verse libre gracias a la serenidad con
que Sc defendio.
FL asalto. scgun las informacionos
referidas, sc consume a las atlas no.
ras de la loche, cuando q s4cerdotc
salia atendiendo a Ut llamado one
Sc le hizo para que 7uN.HH"l 4 IN nc
ribundo.
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CUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOCADOS
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

AhoSaio Texscaao. 7-5-12o B-a5y 5IdE.. t.
!atoao c. 80. - Sal Antonio. Texas.
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FL VOLCAN CEBORUCO EN-
TIARA EN- ERUPCION
Hay pGnico entire los habitan,
tes de Ia ciudod de
Topic, Nay.

TEPIC, Sept. 20.-Hace pocos dlas
cue Sc registro en- esta comarca IN
movimiento sismico de una intensl~
dad tai. que tiene atemorizadas a
todas las personals que viven en- la re-
gi6n. ouienes no ~recuerdan que desde
Ell ano de 1872 Sc haya yerificado
otro case igual del fen6meno.
Sc atribuye Ia causa del movinien-
TO refer;do al voican del Ceboruco, el
Que segun Ia traGicion, tendTa que Ell
trar en- actividad. La situacion topo-
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A~BUNDANTES COSECHAS.

TUXTEPEC, OAK. Sept. 27.-Es-
tan llegando a esta ~poblacion y a al
gunos otros puntos de la region, re-
presentantes de las casas comerciales,
cue vienen a verificar compras de
arroz, de cuya semilla ha sido muy
abundante Ia cosecha este ano. Los
agricultores; por este motive. estan
contentisimos, pues han podido ha-
Ger operaciones a precios muy regula-
res.
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Sc propaga la fiebre amarillo.

La fiebre amarillo Sc propaga dc
maAera alarmante en- Ia region de
ZihuatIan. p~erteneciente a este Es-
tado. segun informeS oficiales. Ell
gobierno, de acuerdo con las auto
ridades =anitarias. Sc prepare para
toma. IDS Media, jc hygiene Y defen
sa necesarias, a fin de evitar 81 q
vance de Ia terrible playa y hacer
que disminuya su intcnsidad en- las
pablaciones que ma invadido.
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Delegation de Ia Cruz Roja Mcxicana

Aver qued6 integrada en- esta ciu-
dad la Delegation de la Cruz Roja
Mexicana. FL senor Carlos ". Bell,
a cuyo favor fue dejado el derecho
de hacer la designation escogi6 a los
doctores s~iguientes: Doctor Francisco
Banda, Presidente; Doctor Carlos
Barriere, Primer rice-Presidente; DR..
Maciel de la Paz. segundo vice-Pre-
sidente; Doctor Juan Salazar, J"fe
de la Ambulancia; FocaIes, doctores
Jose Gudino, Francisco Gutierrez
Meiia, Alberto Cnofro Ortega, Mar
ciso Cervera, Abel Roma Y Jose de
Jesus Marin. S~ecretario fue nombra-
do ell Ing. Manuel Moreno Castaneda
Y Tesorero senior Salvador Ugarte,
Los trabajos de estq delegation da
ran principle desde luego.
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81 NECESITA car.os para mudsDzas, y cs--
sa- e4uipajes. ha5ie a EOSALES: IlefoEo
Travs li25.
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Ca.nbio de jefe de las oooraeioncs.

Noticias cablegraficas llegadas
de la capital de Ia Repdblica, dice que
va a ser substitute e. jefe de las o.
p~eraciones en- este Estado que 10 es
en- Ia actualidad Antonio de P. Maya
ma, por Federico Silva, quicn llega-
IA en- breves dias q tomar possession
de su puesto. Magma pasara a Me-
Xico d rcciblr Grdenes.
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GRATIFICARE con $500. O un aho dc sus-
]cripci6n al d.ar.o La Prensa. . Ia perscna
Que me p-oporc!oae .nto-mes cNac,os de mis-
hcrmaEos RefIgio y LConcjo Martinez: O.
rrimcro p alto. dcIgado. moreno Y picaGo
do virupla : 81 se-uudo 10 cucrIo regular.
moreno. alCo c-ucsn p. u~rialcro - encuDtra-
b en- 1910 cn San ReDito. Tcxas y G. se-
gundo IN Victoria. Texas. Todo infO-me
qGe 80 tcnr. soa~" dichas personals favor de
diriEl-.o = Jose Martinez. Galveston. Texas.
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NOTARIOS PUBLICOS

JOSE VEIL. NoTAR.O FUBL!CO. Ar-erlo
Aoda case &c dccL-neCtcs. ca-las ABSTRACTION
Jar!es Y EspanoL rs MAJ Plaza Cs. ls5.
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Plaza ~amaEada.

La Jefatura de las Operaclones en-
esta ciudad, dispuso Ia Salija violcn-
ia dc fuerzas suficientes con rumbo
4 Tamazula. para defender dicha 20
blacion, cue Sc encuentra amagada
por las fuerzas revolucionarias a las
6rdencs del jefe ~Samaniego.
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MATRIMONIALES

JOvEN dc - arcs. de hucna p-cseneia :
edueaci6n. que posce alEuaas proTiedades '
capital 6eSea correspondence con senoTiIa q
VIDA Gus no pzss de : amos. sojeto mn
s-l7,oaio. Ia persona ia-e-es8da pue3e di-i-
S1-se 4 ?. o. Box 24T. SUSAN, California 81
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CAFE MEXICANO

Par, ,os N,exicanos. Cafe como o. dc 81
t;.--a 10 e7contrara 7iGieado en- los Conner
clos Cafe &c Ell TORO'. ln,erHationa.
Antonio, Texas.
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$500 y SElS MESES dc suscripci6n Il
Ia Prensa" dare d Ia persona que proper
cionc inCO-nes de mi hermano Alberto Co.
va-~ubias. Dc quien en- 1910 ne scpsrs en-
Arkansas City, Kansas. Is moreno. de cucr-
TO med;ano ) constitution robusta. TODD
informe dirijasc a jose Covarruhins. Box 2lS.
Dodge City, Kansas. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

Cuaudo necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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MAJESTIC INMEDLATAMENTE , o 5 ar
-;stas Para Ci-co MexicaDo. trarscistaS, ma
'sha-is.as. acro5a:as y otros actoS. Trabajo
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IN una fanilia dc aristas. Di-iEirse q
Abadai. col Austin Street. San Antonio,
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DESEO saber cl p~aradc-o del jovc7 Antonio
l.. Gutierrez. Ge - amos &c cGaG. Gu!cn
sai.6 de Ia ciuGad dc Zaca.ccas. Mexico. en-
ct me- Do Marc de 1915. hab,endo esc-ito
q nismo ano de Ia C!gdsd dc chihuahua.
Mexico y iespues de "A Dc Douglas. Arizona.
\ Ia persona Que p-onorc,crc inlc-mes de
dicha persona - lc ErayIficara con IN anO
C susc-iDc:6a al dia-io La Prensa" o su
equivalence on moaeda americana. TODD IN
f0-me sobre o. particular, favor de dir!Eirlo
a u. Gu:ic.rez. 20- J.. s.. Sacramento, Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

Mientras mas 10 usen mas 10 quieren.
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10 No 6 Hotel Monterrey.
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IMPRENTA FUENTES

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a.enci6n a las O-dcncs por Corrcc.-SOo W.
Commerce $. San Antonio. Texas.
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