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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-Raber Ranch Three
hundred and twenty acres river land,
located 2h miles east OF Del Norte.
early water priority. and well fenced
Easy terms to reliable parties, IN
quire OF Mrs. VIII Raber. Del Norte.
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

4 vja,~sdlnx nsmr~: II II tsa't ~
80 n i.w, = Kodak. Exclusive
80 Asrary. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

M v. r. Carter returned Thurs
n nom an extended visit In Cali
nis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
Il uln NEW AiSsssus

|. ra.,a II. Lilies. the ssv RE-
.isl.,er who has essa here
=. -, ,-e weeks. vii ssss!y
I. r,..sy,.rian pulpit Tor as
-. ~. family Is now - Nsa.
/. ~, Visiting relatives ssd viii
C.us few weeks A Clovis. Cal
~. ,.~.pap. says The fol-
az, Lie. ha. nllsd the pulpit
=. fir, church seesp'as'y Tor
...,,, OF year, and viii 20 TO
n, charge with the we'll wishes
1 -. ,.mssrship OF Clovis. His
4 slol,r.hip and power - . pull
Z s,,os As. made for him . prom
Z, ,,.e. Ia the San Joaquin Pres
...,, .sd hi. departure from CAL
..,. vl,l bs the cause of dscp re-
. ,.oas his associates In tho Cal
nj. synod"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

y, and Mrs. Eldon Graves ~
~ Saturday morning. from
nsAns Falls. Texas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

m sil.hee. Mrs, t'assett and
l...,,, Miss Rctta. returned from
.,1os,is Thursday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

buy the hest. II costs no more
than an imitation. Eastman kO<iaks
ut Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
MONTE VISTA, COLO.
Mrs. John Macarthur has been
sick this week with tonsiiitis.

Mrs. Freeman returned homo
Thursday. from Attica. Ind. where
she has been visiting her mother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

~v Reilly attended water court
ihsosa this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Wanted to buy second hand
typewriter. w. B. Burt. phone 277.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-Good Ford with de-
livery body, demountable rims; also
good Ford Roadster; also good horse
weighing 1000 lbs. Call 81 or 243.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

-WANTED-Abo 300 shoats to
pasure on alfalfa during the sum-
mer on share basis
GEO. p. OHLINGER, Mosca.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE - Five-room modern
house and furniture-cheap.
Mrs. NJ J. Murphy,
Plummer Addition, Monte Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

-WANTED-Good secondhand ba-
by sulky. Phone &c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

nY A JOURNAL WANT AD
YuIY BRING R1cSULTD
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

-Four Scotch Shorthorn bulls fol
sale by Ira F. Bacon. Center, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-5-pasenger Overland
car, $4,000, good order. Phone
279.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-20 head of good Po-
land shoats: VT. about llO lbs.
Phone 500 n ..
A. G. ROBERTSON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-Some AL Russet
Seed Potatoes.
Inquire OF Harvey Matthias.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE--All sized Rabbits
Inquire Of J. T. SCOTT. NOrti
Durham ST.. or inquire at this once
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Six-tylinder touring car for sale at
a bargain. In good order and lots of
tires. Inquire Journal office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
j. c. BUSHINGER

Wants.. 90.
-WANTED-A Girl for chamber
maid. Hotel La Veta,
FOR SAlE-Good piano: priced
right for quick sale. Phone ll3-w.
For SALE-Good Ford: 5000. N.
A. Sadlcr.
FOR SALE automatic electric
range. l 6O-inch fumed oak din
ing table. fumcd oak arm chair;
l roll-top desk. clothes rack: /
shaving mirror and stand.
Mrs. a. X. Pollock
A siN-room modern house priced
for quick sale. Close In. Enquire
OF J. X. PEARSON, 257 Monroe st.
FOR SALE-4O black faced ewes
Bred to Cotow old back. Also +6
lambs. Phone 529N2l.
HARRY Assay.
Six-Cylinder touring car for sale at
a bargain. In good order and lots OF
tires. Inquire Journal office.
-WANTED-Good secondhand ba-
by sulky. Phone &c.
FOR SALE-2O head OF good Po-
land shoats. VT. about 10 lbs.
Phone 500 n ..
A. G. ROBERTSON.
FOR SALE-Some AL Russet
Seed Potatoes.
Inquire of Harvey Matthias.
FOR SALE - Five-room modern
house and furniture-cheap.
Mrs. NJ ). Murphy.
Plummer Addition, Monte Vista
Wanted to buy second hand
typewriter. w. B. Burt. phone 277.
FOR SALE-Raber Ranch Three
hundred and twenty acres river land,
located 2h miles east OF Del Norte.
early water priority. and well fenced
Easy terms to reliable parties, IN
quire OF Mrs. VIII Raber. Del Norte.
Colo.
-WANTED-About 900 shoats to
pasure on alfalfa during the sum
mer on share basis.
GEO. p. OHLINGER, Mosca.
FOR SALE-Good Ford with de-
livery body, demountable rims; also
good Ford Roadster; also good horse
weighing 1900 lbs. Call 81 or 243.
FOR SALE-5-pasenger Overland
car, $4,000. good order. Phone
279.
FOR SA LE-Good brood mare
and G colts. II. NJ. Howard.
Auto painting, house painting and
interior decorating. Expert service.
MORRIS & McDUFFIE.
FOR SALE-Shorthorn bull, 4
years old. Chas. Mahl. Monte Vista.
FOR SALE-Large Library Table,
Early English Finish, $4,000.
Mrs. C. II. 'Kohler.
DO You Sleep Well.
To be at his best man must have
sound, refreshing sleep. When he
Is wakeful and restless at night he is
in no condition for work or business
during the day. Wakefulness is Of
ten caused by Indigestion and consti-
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SA LE-Good brood mare
and 6 colts. II. NJ. Howard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Auto painting, house painting and
interior decorating. Expert service.
MORRIS & McDUFFIE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

-lOST-Gold watch between town
and fair grounds. Finder rewarded
by leaving At First National Bank.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-Shorthorn bull. 4
years old. Chas. Mahl, Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

SHADE TREES-Those wanting
shade treeS. Cet your order In ear
ly for II Is time to set
J. +. THRASHER,
So. Franklin st.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

FOR SALE-4O black faced ewes.
Bred to Cotow old back. Also As
lambs. Phone 529N2l.
HARRY Assay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Read our advertisement on last
page.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
Widows PENSION
LAW IN NEW YORK
A GREAT SUCCESS
5000 Mothers and $1,000
Children Are Cared For
at Cost of Sl,7OO,OOO.

The Board Of Child Welfare report
for the year 1918 Is issued to-day and.
after nearly four years operation OF
the law, strongly advocated by The
Evening world. the following sig
u,ficant results have been attained:
There are now approximately $4,000
dependent children and 5000 widows
granted allowances in their own
homes at a cost OF Si,7OO.OOO annually.
The administration expense is per
cent. the lowest Of any city or state
in the United States. That is. 1t cost
three cents TO give out one dollar.
This is interesting in view OF the
fact that IN many other forms OF aid
giving organizations 1t costs as much
as one dollar or more to eXpend one
dollar for relief
A most significant fact shown in
the operation Of this statute is that
II has acted more as means of tenn
porary relief to widowed mothers
rather than as continuous allow
ance.
That is to say. out OF 5000 families
now being cared for, only Cos allow
snces have been continuous since the
beginning OF the law in 1915.
In other words. the law has proved
an expcdaent OF rehabilitation. "a pub
lie provident financial machine
whose grants carry them over the
first one or two rough years after the
decease OF the husband. rather than
a legislative contrivance for the be-
stowal Of permanent pensions as 1t Is
popularity supposed to be-"
The general results OF the operation
OF the Child Welfare Law do not sub
SAntiate former claims made by OPP
ponents OF the measure that the law
would tend to increase the number of
habitual DEFENDANTS.
Many widows voluntarily notify the
Board that their condition has been
bettered and the allowance may be
discontinued.
The nuctuat!ng and temporary re-
lief tendency Is borne out by stats
ties. For example, during the year
the allowances Of 1880 families were
decreased; 1856 were increased; l,lG0
The evening world., 1919-03-06
MANHATTAN DETECTIVES
DENOTED BY EKRlGHT
Two First Class Men Sent Back to
Beats in Uniform; Others Shifted
From Headquarters.

There was n shakeup OF Manhattan
detectives by Commissioner Enright to-
day follow ng the one in Brooklyn yes
tcrday.
Richard Oliver and Richard Fonelly
were denoted from the rank OF first
grade detectives, at $2.45O a year. TO
that OF patrolmcn, at Sl,650. put them
back into uniform and sent to the
Fourth Avenue Police Station. Brooklyn,
for street duty. For five years Oliver
and Fcnclly had been members OF the
Safe and Loft Squad in Manhattan. No
Official announcement was made in ex-
planation OF the transfers
! Detectives Lester l. pendleton and
John +. Rein were also sent from head
quarters to-day, Pcudlcton to the + fth
Avenue station In brooklyn for patrol
duty and Rein 10 the West Forty sew
Cnth street station, Manhattan. PEN
dlcton and Rein, having been $3.50 de-
tcctivcs. suffer no monetary loss by the
shift.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

SMALL COST OF KEEPING FAMi-
LIES TOGETHER.

The average amount paid is S3O.4
per month for a family Of mother and
moro than three children OF 1921 per
month per child. In no case does the
board pay as much as Is now paid TO
institutions for the care of children.
Tho board report states:
The stupendous work that has
confronted us is readily seen when
out OF 1913 applicants 1856 are
being granted allowances now, Dur
ing the entire operation Of the law
the total number OF allowances
granted was 6,431.
"The board has been very careful
in weighing the welfare OF these
families and just how far it can go
before a family reaches a destitution
stage.
"Thc board only supplements the
The evening world., 1919-03-06
STREET CARS CRUSH VAN;
-FOUR MEN BADLY INJURED
Motormen on Brooklyn Lines Say
Driver Swervei Between Them
Victims in HoSrital

Four men were severely injured this
morning when a moving van driven by
Morris Bohen Of No. 29 McKibben
street, Brooklyn. became wedged be-
tween two street cars of the Ralph and
Reed Avenue lines, near DcKalb
Avenue. Tho motormen said Bohen
swerved his team suddenly between the
cars. which were moving in opposite di-
rections OF Broadway.
Bohen and his three helpers were
thrown from the wagon. Louis Sacko-
loff OF No. 81 Bartlett Street and Louis
Cotton OF No. 80 Moore Street were in
jurcd internally. The driver and another
helper. Israel Comisky Of No. 81 Man
haitian Avenue. suffered fractures OF the
skull. All were taken to hosp. tails.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
ALLOWANCES MADE ON FAMILY
BUDGET BASIS,

we have never gone as far as
that, our aim being merely to keep as
many homes together with the money
appropriated as we possibly can.
merely experimenting the income on
n budget basis very carefully calcu-
lated, for every family.
ut is this looking ahead in the
interest OF the family that has for the
first time in the history OF the city.
last year, reduced the number OF chill
dren in institutions, when II had in
creased annually, to say nothing OF
what has been accomplished, in re-
ducing the number In sanitoria, de-
linquent places and juvenile courts.
This law was intended to be the
foundation OF constructive efforts to
relieve such conditions.
1T is a new and progressive de-
parture, this important personal
touch with the family. to make bet
ter citizens and relieve later COM
munity care; 10 get at underlying
causes and eliminate them rather
than apply curative measures after
the mistakes have been committed.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
get SI0AN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub il in
to get quick, comfort.
ing relief.

Once you've tried it on that stitf
JOINT, sore muscle, sclatica pain, rheu-
matte twinge, lame back, yUu'll find
warm, soothing relief you never
thought lnment could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no
muss, wastes no time in applying,
sure to give quick results. a large
bottle means economy. Your own or
any other druggist has it. Get it TO
day. 3OC, doe, Sl.2U.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
RELIEF OF DISTRESS NOT LEFT
TO PRIVATE AGENCIES.

TOO long has distress and desti-
tuition been left to privSte agencies
unable TO cope with the constantly
confronting conditions.
Like all things that actually reach
the very poorest people, this had TO go
through long and hard travail"
The membership of the board at tho
date OF this report consists OF Sophie
Irene Loeb. President; the Rev. Will
lam A. Courtney Vice President;
Secretary: =. ]. Menahan. Mrs.
william Einstein. Mrs. Matthias
Figueira and Mr.. Frank p. Cunnion.
Two additional members have been
appointed recently. They are DR..
william I. Sirovich and Mrs. Nanette
~. Smith.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
KEEPING THE CHILDREN OUT
OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

I'm short. the principal purpose OF
tho widows pension was not to wait
until conditions In the home had be-
come suCl as would result in complete
destitution and the mother forced 70
commit her children, but for a proper
body such as the Child Welfare
Board to look into the matter, upon
application and sufficiently in nd-
vance OF the family's needs to pro-
vide them, 80 as to prevent such COM
mitmcnt and thus preserve the homs
Of the widow for her children.
mo need to say that this has been
accomplished to "A worth while degree.
Hundreds OF children have been kept
not only from permanent Institutional
homes, but from otherwise becoming
community burdens In tuberculas
sanltoria, hospitals and delinquent
detention places.
The city can from now on. under
this administration, fully determine
from year to year the cost OF this
fundamental measure, which for a
comparatively small consideration
will have far-reaching effects.
when you stop to think OF tho
millions OF dollars spent by this city
for various kinds OF purposes, and
that this money reaches thousands Of
poor women and children, It would
seem that after nearly four years the
less than two million dollars the city
is spending for this purpose bears
out every claim made by those be-
/ hind the movement, as against the
ten TO twenty millions annually 1t
was prophesied 1t would cost by the
opposition. The pinnacle of the work
| has now been reached and the city
can be certain OF almost exactly what
II costs within "A small margin.
I'VE have endeavored to be as con-
servative as possible in granting al
lowances; in fact, with less cost than
| in any other state. In Pennsylvania,
( for example. 10 per cent. is allowed
| for administration purposes and a
| mother Is permitted to have equity
in property or money TO n consider
able amount, besides the allowance
being granted to her
The evening world., 1919-03-06

insufficient income OF the family 10
a living one. In only rare cases are
the full amounts, as lin ted by the
law, ever made. The main efforts
have been directed to prevent public
burdens rather than wait until con-
dit.ons are such that warrant Inn
mediate commitment OF children.
Many times we have been asked just
how far family was near dcstitution
before an allowance was granted.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
FL TRAFFIC. ENTIRE
MONTERREY 7
TAMpEC0
Sc GRRncla gre vi paR @
correr treneS de me-
mere regular

TANPICO. Encco 27.-JNa mott
cia teleTafica que Se reclb!o ca
este puerto ~procedontc dc n Direc-
ci6n General de los FcrrocarrilcS,
vino 4 borar Ia pcSima impression que
So tenia accrca de las condolences
la~n.cntables del servicio de trenes de
carga Y pasaieroS. entire esta ciudad
Y las lie San Luis V Monterrey. pucs
como Sc r~ccordar;i Sc habia anuncia-
DO QUO dichos trereS correrlan So
lameutc tres veccs 4 Ia semana con
gravisimo n~erjujc!o para el puerto,
que tcnia que almaceam IL mcrcan-
cia dcsembarcada &c los varorcs
En- aquel te!cgrama Sc anuncia,
que desdc manana. los trenes CORE
ran cen Ia misma regularidad dc or
dirario. en- vista de que va fucron
re3araGoS los tramos De via cue es-
taban maloS. 10 mismo que por ha-
beg rcforzaGo eli material rodante
entire Tamrico ' las citadas capita
les.
Sc anuncia Lambien quo desde eI
dia primero De febrero. el traflco
entire Monterrey Y este puerto Sc
mciorara notablemcatc.
Ia noticia de referencia agrcga
que Sc recihieron en- IA ciddad dc
Mexico cua.ro carros pullman QUE
Hevan los nombrcs dc "Cuatro Gle
negas." "Cclaya," "Qu@rGtaro' ' To
rre6n." los cuales Seran Duestos al
s~ervicio en- los primeGos diaS tam
oicn del e~ntrantc febrero.
Es.osy pullman Sc agresaran a
los trencs dc Mexico 4 Torre0n, con
obicto de r~cstableccr csc scrvicio
que en- la actualidad no llega mas
cue hasta Ia EStacion d Canitas.
Dicese tambien que tan luego CO.
no So a6ra ell trafico por complete
entire Mexico Y los Estados Cnidos'
los servicios de trenes con ia from
terra seran irmeiorables en- todos
! scntidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

Tras de Ia intensa ~aenSaclon que
produio en- Ell mundo la Gaia del En-
peraGor de Alemania, Y su raplda
fusa Z te~rritorio de Holanda, han We
nido a hacerse del dominic pabhco
deralles de Ia vida de 2qucl monarch
que rintan, por 81 solos, 81 caracter
= bosouejar, a grandes rasgos, 81
personalidaG.
Por ciempIo: del examen que los
rcvolucionarios al,manes han hecho
de las p~ropiedades del eX-kaiser, des-
prendesc que este tenia siempre, cons
tante. Ia friolera de q~uinientos noven-
Ia y och7 un;formes militares . Can
tiGad de unifc.mes que nos da una
idea de la suprema fatuidad del eX-
Kaiser Y de Ia vanidad sin lh1ltes
oue lc adorno TODD ell tempo de su
vida imperial
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
Cusles eran tales unifornes.

E almanaGuc Gotha, que, como TO-
do 81 mundo sabe. era Ia publication
semi-oficial de las cortes germanas,
nos daba apenas cuenta de que e.
tenia facultad para usar SO
uniformcs d~iterentes; pero iamaS oso
decir Que cl g0ard&rropa del Empe-
razor contuv;era se;sciCntos ternoS
militares
LII ccstumbre &c hacer a reyes
= principles Y conies. miemnros homo
rarios del ejercito. fuc siempre essen
cialmente alemana. 10 cual marca et
~car&cter miiitarista de aGuel pueblo.
Una considerable proportion de los
re~girliertos de Alsmania. dc Austria
V de Turq4ia teAian a alto honor e.
que 'su majcstad" forniara partc dc
eilos. con el mas eiev2do range
For cousig,ents. como cl eX-ha!ser
ioa dc la coca q Ia MEGA, con tales
GiStincioneS. Sc veia en- IA %ra1de nc
cesiGad de comprar IN unltorme dc
gala. otro de media gala Y otro de
camoara Dor ca&a gradO honorIilco
cue recibi"ra
Es 81 sipo iei honhfe-maneGui
ESQ 81. c~uliasquicra cue hay2n 81
do los Deca&os del hombrc Y SUs t&l-
tgs como ~go5crnantc. naGic podrla
d];snularle cl titulo dc campeon Ell 81
arte de bien vcscir . = cI homore Ia
mas desco!iu como estratega o como
genie miiitar. ESQ no le Quira Ia no"
ia satisfaction Dc haber sido t! uni
co en- SU genera que So camblaba dc
5raics cada dicZ minutes, Y uSa0a
trajes ercailadoS
Vcamos ahcra. traS dc Ia prime
"a impression, 10 que los SEQ uritor-
mes rcpresntan. 10 que valen, 10
Que peSaH. Y otras cosaS por 81 cs.
tho, indjspncsanlcs, q la par que
curiosas para L. posteridad
Cada unjforme complete. en- pro
medic acceptable. rcQucria cuando me-
nos cinco ya-das dc PIANO. S~elscIcn-
tag wees cincc. dan un total &c PIANO
dc nuevc mil pics.
Cada uniformc. con u anadida5
dc dorados. avalorioS, neccsitaron
los seryicios de tres sast"eS tituia-
dos. cuando mcnos por dos Semanas.
81 estos tres saStres Solamcnte hui
bieran tcnido que hac5r los 500 uni
formes. eilos habria7 ncccSitadO vein
titr5s amos Y pico. O, 81, por Q! con-
trario. los 500 uniformes lutheran
sido hechos al mismo tempo, hubic-
.rase nee st;ado del csfUcrzo dc $500
hombres en- una sastreria mas gran
dc uuc soda la aveHida Houston.
EStos uniformes. como Sc sUpor-
dra. variaban en- coSto, deSde $500 {
soc. pesos, segun era Ell orc que te-
aian V los ornamentoS que !leTa-
ban Por cons;guiente, todos %iuntoS.
en- promadio, daban IN total de
$500. 600 pesos. sin ccntar e. impor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
PESOUiSAS

DARE GRATIFICACIoN a Ia persona QUO
nc proporcionc informcs cXactos de mi hi
j.. cl nino Jorge Marquee, dc = amos dc
edad. Quicn sali6 de Su Gomiciiio situado en-
h ale North Laredo. No. 2l3, 81 .'0mingo
% de ere0o en- In manana. sin que hSsta
ahura Sc tcrCa ]ninruna roticia dc c. Sus
srIaS particulars son: Color nlancO. o.GS
cafes. cara dclEada, viStc sweater negro. ram
taltn cafe bonbacho. zSpatoS cafes, cachU-
cha azul marino. Sc suplica 4 Ii persona
que 10 cncuentrc 10 lloyc 4 ~ Gomicilio q
h;cn u ticnc iniormcs dc cl. Jos d|i-ijan in
m~cdiatameate a Ia Sonora Antolia MarCuez.
- North Laredo 81. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
FIESTA DEL BOSOJE CHA
PULTEPEC" DE LENADoRES
DEL MUNDO

Con cl objeto de solsmnlZar IA
installation de DignidaGcs Y Otlcla-
les que g~obcrnarin 81 "Bosoue Cha
pulrepcc" Dc Ia 0rGen De L~enadores
del Mlado. durante cl ano dc 1918
Sc verified anochc IN festival, que
resiit6 muv concurrido Y lucido, en-
eli salon de los ". 0. W. situ&do
en- n Gale de I. Houston rumero
So
FL festival de referencia consistl9
en- varios nImsrcS literarios Y mu-
sicales. Cue fueron muy aplauc!doS
por los concurrentes, y IN bale que
Sc do al final.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

Las quenaduras y cOrtaduras graves tar
dan mucho CT cicat-i=2= 81 Sc dcscuidan. To-
ia faril:a que teREa Sicmr-c hSta ana 10
trila de RAIIARD'S Snow IMMINENT cs-
~ siemprc rreparaGa para tales academies.
Dc vcnta nor In Bctica san Pedro. 80 W.
Commerce St. San Antonio. Texas. lAd'.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

SE AGRADECERA cualquier information fl
dcligua que &c proporcione del paradcro de
Pedro Machadn. de II amos de edad. oriEi-
mario dc Medina. Texas. kiio dc Crcsccncio
Machadu : dc Mariana Ramos. Hacc tres
amos que saii6 en- un cnEanchc para 81 Edo.
&c Pennsylvania. Sirvanse diriGirye sobre el
particular Il Mariana Ramos.-Cto. Coastan-
rio Garcia. $50 Guadalupe ST. San Antonio.
Texas. (2-2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

:. 90 DE- GRATlEICACION dare . In pcrso.
~ Que nc p:oporcIoEe int0rmcS cxactos de
mi madrc. n sonora Juaua Nayarrcte, dc m:
hc-maaa. Soiciad Nancgas. y DO mi ]hcrmauo,
Lcccadio Ramos. qui"ncS Il ano dc 1907 re-
.idian On Hunter. Tex. CUaluuicr inform"
guc 80 tcr"a sobrc dIchas 7crsonas, favor dc
I]iri-irlo = Juan Gonzalcz. Box 39+, Mart. Te-
Sas. I'll