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The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
CAPT. BENTON WRITES
 INTERESTING LETTER

Captain Pat Fenton, known all over the Southwest from having spent years at the Grand Canyon in charge of that district of the national forest, writes an interesting letter from his prune ranch near San Jose, where he has been located since leaving the for est service several years ago. He says, in part:
 "The past three years have been such calamitous ones that 1 have not felt like writing. Tragic family deaths, financial smashups and then the war. Now things are brighter This has been my best year for fruit and the price of the little orchard has climbed until old-timers say it can. last. But it will, and 1 have no inten- tion of selling. It has been slow waiting for the young trees to come into bearing, but this year they bore some and give promise of a big crop next year. Last year was a bumper, though. Went to the expense of har- vesting the crop, picking, dipping and grading when heavy rain (the first |in forty years at this season. caught it on the trays and it was a dead loss. l was not alone. Everyone was | caught and the loss in this valley alone was more than six millions. !Was on the defense committee during the war; was kept pretty busy, and it was not all pie, either. Some of my German neighbors talked too much and they got what was coming to them.
 "You frequently mention Swimmer ton in the paper. 1 feel ashamed for not having written to him, but letter writing is one thing I hate; got too much of that in the service. Give him my best wishes and tell him he is often in my thoughts, as you are.
 "I did expect to take trip to Ari- zona this fall, but could not get away in time and do not like the snow.
 "The Sun comes the nearest to be- gin an American weekly of any paper l know of. With best wishes to old friends,
 "Very sincerely yours, "P. A. BENTON.
 Box 126, Route 2, San Jose, Cal"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
STRIKES ARE NOT NEW

Professor Grant, in his Outlines of European History" states that in 494 B. c. the plebeians, indignant with the vigorous enforcement of the law of debt, decided to withdraw from the state. They marched out from Rome and settled on what was called the Sacred Mount. This was strike for political objects, and is the first strike recorded in history. The numbers of the plebs and the services they rem dered made resistance impossible, and the patricians yielded. The re- suit of this secession was the forma- tion of a separate government-a kind of trade union--for the plebs. But the matter goes much further back, as the Hebrew brickmakers went on strike in 1409 B. c. because they were required to make bricks without straw.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
SENIORS COUSIN KATE"
 WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

Last Monday night at the new Ash urst auditorium the three-act comedy drama, Cousin Kate," by B. Henry Davies, was presented by the senior class of the N. A. N. s.
 It was a beautiful little sketch of twisted love affairs, broken, and later mended hearts, with just enough eom- edy mixed in to make it very enjoy able indeed.
 The plot of the play was woven around three people, viz, Cousin Kate, Heath and Amy. The play begins with Amy engaged to Heath, and with the wedding day only few days off. But accidentally he meets Cousin Kate in a railway carriage, and it's a case of love at first sight-with Heath it takes considerable talking and per suasion on his part to convince her of his love, but he does at last; the en- gagement with Amy is broken off and wonder of wonders, Amy becomes en- gagged to Rev. Bartlett!
 The leads were taken and wonder ! fully portrayed by Mary Beckwith and Decker Williams, Miss Beckwith taking Cousin Kates' part with skill that was gratifying. She showed her self a very capable and efficient ac- tress, and perfectly capable to rise to any occasion, such as the love scene between her and Heath, which was really extremely clever She has an excellent voice which carried well, and she had all the grace the part called for and more.
 Heath Desmond was played by an old. favorite, Decker Williams, and he took the part with all the skill anS ease that has won so much favor in the past and made him so much sought after by directors. Williams probably did better in this role than any he has ever taken. He is good actor, and his experience with the movies in Los Angeles in 1917 added much to his experience and ability.
 Amy's part was played by Lillian Munroe, and she certainly "put it over" well. She was the loving, trustful girl to the end, but when she saw twas no longer of any use, she accepted the Rev. Bartlett, who was { in love with her from the first.
 The Rev. Bartlett was brilliantly acted by Frank Saunders, who had [ the crowd with him from the first and he had all laughing by his dignified attitude and speeches.
 Mrs. Spencer was taken by Florence Harris, who acted the mothers part very well and added much amusement to the play by her attitude towards Bartlett.
 Bobby, the young boy, was very cleverly taken by Miss Harbison, who acted as if she'd been acting like a young man all her life. ,.
 The maids part was certainly well played by Beatrice Hicks, who af- forded much amusement by her run- ming, jumping around at all times. Mrs. L. A. Eastburn must be heart fly congratulated, as the director, in turning out the play as she did. She deserves all the credit coming to her and more. ,
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
SOLDIER BOUND OVER
 ON PRESCOTT MURDER

Nichen Martin, former United States soldier, was bound over without bail to await trial in the superior court on a charge of murder in con- nection with the killing of Arthur Deusteunder, discharged Canadian soldier, on October 4, at spot 20 miles west of Seligman. Preliminary examination brought out that the charred body of Deusteunder was identified by the number stamped >on the back of his Canadian war service medal.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
MEXICAN BANDITS ARE
 USING WOODEN BULLETS

Mexican federal soldiers wounded in the battle fought during the last four days with the Yaqui Indians, be- tween Cumpas and Sahuipa, Sonora on the Chihuahua-Sonora border, south of Nacozari, were struck by wooden bullets, according to a state ment by Dr. E. G. Moore, an Ameri- can physician at Cumpas. The bullets are said to have been made of mes- quite roots.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
COULDN'T FEAZE HER

Someone played dirty trick on Widow Jenkins"
 "Zasso?"
 "Yes. They turned out the lights in the church at her third wedding and then gave her the laugh when she found her way up to the pulpit in the dark"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
SENSITIVE ~

The man in the crowded car had his eyes closed when the conductor reached him.
 "Wake up!" commanded the cars c. o.
 "I'm not asleep" answered the pas senger. q only closed my eyes be- cause I hate to see so many ladies standing"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
PROVES HIS POINT

Buddy: "Tell you what, liquor shows a man up for just what he is; when he gets soused he can't help but show his true colors."
 Bunkie: "Aw, I don't think that's SO. Now, me, when I get skinful I make a bloomin' avs of myself, as they say in dear ol' Lunnon."
 Buddie: "Sure! That's just what I'm tellin' yehw
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-28
DIFFERENT DAYS

"How are things now, colonel. l remember you used to have pretty taste in liquors. Drank imported stuff with ginger ale for chaser"
 "Eh-yah. Now I drink bootleg be- hind barrel in an alley with cop for chaser"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-31

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06
DISPOSiCIONES SOBRE EDUCA'
ClCN.

ACUASCALIENTES, Encro 8
Per disposition superior fu6 nombra'
do Ercsidc.tp del COi5cio de Educa-
ci6n. 81 licenciado Luis G. Lopez,
ouien va tomo possession de su cargo.
A nismo tiemno Sc acordo rcorga-
nizar Ia antigua policia ~esco!ar, a fin
de cue SC vigiIc coz eficaci2 Il todos
los ninos para que no falten & las es-
c1elas. pues Sc ha notado que ultima
mentc cs muy cscaso Ell nirnero que
DE- eli0s concurre 4 los plan.eles pu-
blicos. no sabitndose Ia Il de es-
Ia dcficiencia.
La policia cscoIar ira casa por casa
a tomar informes de los ninos de es-
cuela, a fin de lograr que nlnguno
SO quedc sin asistir 4 ia escuela. 10
mismo que para que los iefes de tami
liza informen sobrc las o que
haya para que sus hijOs no ~concurran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

.iaGo del senior Wilson como un chan
%. cue rata de imitar Il actitUd de
ura es-atG2.
Asi peasaba Ct diplomaIico-aaa-
dc ii scaor Bonil'as-v tai e. ten
o. razor. pues sin dude e. Unico cue
no IL Gcoc es CarraHz& cue ne hizo
auciar eH rdicuio: por fortuna M
DE lee csos m2nsajc5 : 2adic SC preo-
.upa por las d2c,riE&s tie Hucatro re-
torMaGol.
SIN qlltarle punto ri coma, tai es
= anGc5cta de Il que Sc hace ap2-
.rccav como autor al Embajador Be-
nilias; al ~-eZ Ia inveutj algjA reac-
cionacio aborante de New York o de
orro runto de Ia frcntera. tai ycZ {!
mtsmo delici2so poeta Jose Juan Ia
a,a&a. convertible 4! caTTancismo pc
70 sin o~lvidarsa que es IN fino y eX-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

cias. conyirtiandose para listed en- c!
canarada que habla de todo, en- c!
amante rendido, infatigable Y arden
te. Pero listed no logro a~lcanzar tan
to bien; su marido fue.... como tan
tos ctros. un homhre de MADEIRA, ado
cenado, vulgarisimo....
-. La manecita temblaba, eIer
yandose entire mis- dcdos.. Bajo Ia
mesa, auestras rodillas ~tropezaban.
DespueS, ella dijo burlona:
Els listed malo. Habiamos AGO
dado no decir NADIA que pudiese NOR
tificarme.
-fPero 81 TO lie acuso, Ne limito
a leer 10 que veo escrito en- Ia ma
no de listed.
-Siga listed.
-Hasta que al fin. en un monlento
de laxitud mas dolorosa, decide US
ted correr 10 aventura, buscaado mas
que un amante. una distraction. =.
Mas como del amor nadie Sc buria,
catate cue el fucgo Sc ha formallza-
do. Que Ia adore Y que.
70 tamDien lie quiero n listed con
toda mi alma.
Nos marchamos. \ aquel regreso
no fuc sino un beso muy largo.
Rene MAIZEROI.
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UN AUTOMOVIL ROBADO y O.
TRIO RECU?ERADO

Dur2nte q dia &c aye:. vr auto,
m6vil fuG rCbado Y otro rccuperado.
Fl ~prinlro. pertenecc Il ia houston
Auto Livery Y cs IN "Humpboli.'
moio!o de 1915 J mrcado con ell MI
nero 27l9tG en- eli Estado de Texas.
Y cl otro un "Ford" que fue robado
a su propietario hacc cerca ue gum
&c dia< : Que fuG cncCntrado por IN
chauffeur en- Q! Campo Travis. Es-
IL caro- fuc llcvado a la cstacion CEN
trail de policia J devCclto 4 su ducho.
Ademas, las personals que reslden
on Ia csquina dc las Gales Scxta Y
la Avenida c.. mformaron aver q la
Estaci6n Central de Policia que en- d
ouel lugar ha estado abandonado u
ma motocicleta por mas de cuarenra-
Y oche horas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06
LLIA.DRONES PROFESSIONALS HAN
INVADID0 Ia CAPITAL DIEXICANA
Han aRcoRtrado ali III campo propicio para el desarrolo
de sus actividades, que esGan eztendianio q los Estaaos

en- ella "o~pe-an' desde hace algUnos
mescs eS mayer del que 4 pr:mera
vista aparece, Y que, sin embargo, Sc
IA dejado sentir de manera Ia" do!o-
rosa.
Segu7 estas inforacicnes, 81 las au-
tcridaies 10 lIeyan 4 cGbo, Gesde
lreEo ana campana cHergica y def
n;t;va contra las bandas de ladrones
cue infestan IA metr6poli meXicana,
Ia vida On ella Va A ser punto menos
cue impossible. y los successes esca2-
ualosos : tragicos. 50 suceder&n sin
interruption.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06
[ III grave ~S0SDccEI.

De esta Einuciosa a~veriguaci0n lie
raIa = cabo por Il po.icia mecropo-
r.,ana, ha r2sultado una vchemente :
rave scsrecha: Ia de que los. bandi-
los cstsn ea r~elaciones % algunos
acentes lie "a policia meX;cana.
Tambi5n SC aseCura que 10 cstan
cen alzunos milit@res carranc!stas.
las a~Itor;Gades haran sobre TODD
es;c m.i1vci9sas averiguaciones Y lie
v2ran a cabo. sesun &c dice, una
canuaHl defi2iiira contra tan terri
De u!aa&.
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Yarias bandas PROFESSIONALS"

Scgua estas noticias, en- Ia ciudad
de Mexico SC ~encuentran al presen-
te c~riminales que han tenido por cam
20 de oYeraciones. todas las metr6Go-
lis del mu.d0.
Les CUE nan hccho famosos sus
ncm5rcs en- los anales del crimen en-
Paris en- Lo&drc5. en- Madrid, en-
New York. en- Buenos Aires, en- Ia
Habara, sc e~ncucntran en- Mexico en-
Ia ac~tualidad.
Que fue 10 que motive esa concen-
TRACTION &c band!doS = Ia alta escuc!a,
ea Ia capital meXicaHa?
La falta dc saguridades en- que
Ia ciudad Sc e~ncuentra debiio 4 Ia
falta de p~olicia: eli ambieEtc dc cs-
cardalo ' de desorden en- que SC en-
c.earra desdc 81 triunfo de ia revo-
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las?
Made 10 sa0c; mas cs e case que
como 81 Sc lutheran dado eta en- Il
ciudad dc los PalacioS, famosos pro-
! t~esionaies del crimcH, los gEe podrian
haber mcrecido u p4g!na c IN ca
pitu.o en- cl .ibro de Tomas de Quin-
! lcy Del A~sesinaco considerable como
una Le las bellas Aries eStan case-
! nando el Sec-eto de sus habilidades y
/ de j cxi;Cs. q u no peQueua ?obla-
ci6n criminal que en- Mexico ha de-
800 L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06
Aver ruaciores nevadas a cabo, cor

NVN-.-IaSIU!ls q N@Vv' VI
to-. t-'TeNo :. precision, -. n 20 =
cia reScrr&Ja de a ciIdai dc N3vicc,
han puesto pate2to que e. peligro en-
cue actralmeRte Sc encuentra n ST.
ciedad mltrorolitaEa de5ido I Il gran
cant!iad de ladroneS Y ascSlEcS enc
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"Grlyracicncs q los Estados.'

10 poor del case. cs que los haidi-
dos no han quec;ao iimicar Sus &C
! tividaios a Ia capital de Ia RePu5iica.
sino que han eaviado "Gelegaciones I
los Estados," cue va cst5n Cpera1do
= que ticnen importGn,es "golpes' en-
preparation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc lari i Ia per
zona que ne :ntorme de nj hiio Jose Mora
les. de- - ancs dc cdaG. oriGinario lc lC
E!otcs. Texas. liacc 'rcg amos rccibi sus u
t:nas ~noticias dc CHICAGO. III. CIa.qu'cr in
forrnc sobrc el particular dirijase T." niGVe.
Morales. Einte.. TcSas. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

con $500 dc qualification correspondent 4
In persona quo mc proporcionc iE!o-Tncs de
mi madrc. Santos Rodrigucz y dc Tis her
manos Nicolas . Isabel Rodriguez. Sus al
timas n%oticias las rccioi Ell ?I2.-CualdIicr
information ricrta dirijase Il Julian Prietc.
RurEe. Texas. to-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

MOLlNOS PARA NIXTAMAL.-Los tnieos
que dan satisfaction. "Hidalgo.- SI1.o0;
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ma con cigIicHa. $3.50. PidaLos I J.. N.
Flores = Hno. Fiorcsvilic. Tcxs. {6b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

HUEVOS FRESC0S Il % cts. Ia doeena. ne
podran obtenc-se "a. pero 81 pucden cpnse-
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cias. Pida usted ~catalogo ilustrado 0 envis
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TORfA NOVELTY co. J. s. Noricra. III
South Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, t..
%as.
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EDUARDO TAMARIZ. AVOCADO MEX1CA-
NO. Sc encarga de toda claSe de asuntos re-
'ativos n su profession. 7i6-T20 Brady Bldg.
San Antonio. Texas.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

mitad d. una casa. 4 famiii2 que no tcnga
rihos. ToiaS las comodidadcS. $500 nIc:l-
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Sc DESEA saber Il paradero del su5dito IS
ranol Jose Maria Ortiz. originate dc Car
;nS. Santaader, Espana. laTa camunicilrIc
asuntos Uue lc son tic nucho intcreS. Sus
il;imas ]notic:1s - rrcibicrar mace haze dos
amos &c! Edo. &c Pennsylvania. Ia p-rso-
m one coaossa 81 Yaradero actual. p!ssta.
"a un bucn servicio ayishndolo = A7aTt:td'
No. -. Morc!ia. M:ch.. Mexico. 'iGJ
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AGRADECEEE

AGRADECERE sc si-ran i~nformarEic lei
parade-o de Alexandra y Martin Fuentes. pa
II. hacer!c cOnocer Ia situaciGa que guarda
Su hcrrlano Juan. ScE:n informcs cue he
rccajaio. son oriSinarioS de San Marcos.
Coahuila. Mex. y las uItimas rot;ciaS quo
de- cllos Sc recibicron fucron de Buda o de
Holland. Texas. Dirijansc scbrc 81 parti-
cular i Z. H.. Molina. r. =. Box Sc. Tccum-
sch. Okla. "a
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Sc A~GRADECEGA c~ua!qIic: information fl
deligra que sc proporcionc de! ~paradcro de
Pedro liacnadc. de Il amos de eiad. o-igi-
mario de Medina. Texas, hiio de Crcscencio
Gachadc y de Mariana Ramos. Hacc tres
amos que saIi6 On UT cnE2nche para 81 Edo.
De Pennsylvania. S!ryanse diriEirsc sobre el
particular a Mariana IiamoS.--C.o ConStan-
clio Garcia. so Guadalupe st. Scn Antonio.
Texas. t2-2D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

CONPRANOS. Neaiemos y cambiamos toda
clasr dc .nucb,c=. Dixie Furniture Company,
rs ". Flores s.
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PESQUISAS

LIBERAL GEATJFICACIoN SC dari a ia
ncr,ona que inforn'c de las dircccioncs Dc los
Srcs. FIhCRO CAI.VO y NIEVES TTVAR
r primcro vino a San Antonio. Texas. pro
ccdertc &c Ia ciudad de Mexico en- Octv5rc
pasadc. y el scGundo estaba hacc POGO mas
d menos un mes en- S%apulpa. Okla. dc don,
de Sc fuc para 81 Estado dc Texas. 4 New
BraunfcIs. en- dondc Sc cncuentran suS pa,
riertcs cue vinicroE de Ilatchuala. s. l.. p
Mex. Cuaiquier inforrnc favor dc dirigiri'
4 Constarcio Bravo. POI ~. Greenwood 81
Tulsa. Okla. 81
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DR.. FEDERICO Observation-Disclosures y
.irugia en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
os ] y >. jag S. Santa Rosa Ave. Taefo-
los Or. 2G76 y CT. 500.
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Sc DARAN $500 de qualification a IN per-
soma Que nTororcioac infcrmcs de Benito
F..hcz. cascade con Guadalupe Mcjia. los in
formeS cicr.ns sobro 81 particular. dirijansc
Il Antonio Habcz. Yale. Okla. 49,
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DIR. ". MARTINEZ acknowledgements
en- Intermediates de ninos y parties. Aedici-
ma en- General. Oficina 1901 ".
St. Teleforo Travis 2266.
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GRATlF1CARE ampliamcntc 4 IL persona
que me proporcione iTformes dc Santos Re
yes ) dc ETlfanio Ruiz. D~iriiause = Felipe
Gonzalez. Box III, Arkansas City. Kan
sas. IS,
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DESEO SADER {! p~araGcro dc mi hijo Jose
Rodriguez. casado con Victoria MaG!alcna,
quicacS cu Mayo de 1918 sc cncontraban CT
L. Fai.a. Cal. $500 de ETatificaci6n 81 da-
ran i IL persona que nc informes ciertoS
a Ventura NolaSco. Cargo de Ramon RoIri-
cuez, SAGINAW. Texas. g,
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'LAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. .Asunto,
onfidencia,es. 2ll Frcst Bldg.
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IMPRESoRES:- ST necesita esquelas dc
de[unci n. srnrtes. e5tilo nexicano. escriba
pidiendo p.ccios : mucstras n lSnacio l.
Lozanc: us X. Santa Rosa Ave, San Az
tonic. Texas.
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MAUERMANN Y HAIR. ~ABoGADoS. In
tcrprete de Espan0l Y Notario Pubiico. Suite
Il. French Bldg, San Antonio. Texas. Te-
lefo7o Or. 5S9T.
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$4,000 - --atificaci6n sc dar.ln L n pe.so
M que inlorrr del Daradcro cXacto de l..
Sra. Maria de- Jcs4S Alba dc Casillas. dc &c
amos de cdad. y Guien uItimauicnte .ali1
curarse para Los Angeles. Cal. Todo info-
ne sobrc 81 particular di-ija=c ! Juan Cast
las, Box 2G9. Oafman. hriz. co.
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Sc DESEA SABER 81 paradero de Elias .
Francisco +. Rcyna. dindose bueHa Eratif.
caci n 4 u persona que proporcione infor
.nes cicrtos \ =. Rcyra. Plcdgcr. Texas. IS
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$500 DE GRATIFICAClON dare = Ia per
soma CUE proporrionc inforrres ex2ctos de mi
hcrmano Juan C&zares. dc - amos dc edad.
cucrpo regular. Is originate dc DcGoi!ado.
San Ignacio dc los Encinos. jalisco. Hace
un ano rccibi su ultima carta &c Palnerton,
Pa. Dirijansc sobrc 81 particular e Pcrfcc-
tn Cazarcs. iOI W. L. ST. Tcxackaaa, Te-
xaS. CD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

SELLOS De COMA : accessories de todas
c!asss, los encontrari listed . precios co.
MOODS tIiririGndosc 4 1rnacio Santos orta.
81 Do!orcsu ST., San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

EUENA G~RATIFICACiON Sc dar: q il
persona Que info-rnc DC ignaciO figucroa. de
seis pics Dc ~e>tatura ) ZIrGo. Iicae 10 amos
Dc edad. Siendn h.jo lie .Asccacijn Eayo.
Las ~noticias con =! rcl&c:onadas ~Girijansc .
Ventura F~i=ueroa. Box 81. Hawthorne.
Cal. tn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

co UN ano De sascripci6n Il Ia PRENSA",
SC Erati;icara = Ia persona Que proportion
csposa Manucia Ramos De SiIvsS. Ticnc
fsrliia c0rnpucsta Gc . ninos ic cortI etaG
Sus uI.;rlas ~notic;aS las rcc!bi en- octubr,
de 1915 de Missouri City. Texas. Dirijans,
sobrc 81 Tarticular 4 II. Saucedo. para CT
lrecar q SALON." Jc n Rosa Sitvas. Ran"l
Box I25. Ballinrr-. Texas. i9l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

LA MEXIcANA. F&b-ica de Chocolate ne
xicano = expend;o dc cacao- Eentas pur
mayor y nlrnor. Juan Olive. sos So. Leo1a
ST.. San Anto.;o. Texas. Sc despachan or
dcnes {. o. D..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

BUENA GRATIrICACI0N 80 dara = IL per
sona que inturn:r del paradero de mi herma.
no Macdaleno Najera, cuyas ;:itimas mott
cias rccibi haec dos amos Dc Indio. Cal. Cua!'
uuier noticia sobrc 81 particular dirijase =
paulino Nlicra. Vail. .Ariz. o,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06
TRASPASCS

TRASPASo Casa Grande. amucblada, con
tres balos. anplio patio. luz electrical y todes
las comoiidade,. DiriGirsc : I2S Main Ave.
tSl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-06

FENDO 20 maauinas para s~astreria marrz
Singer, maSr:fico estado. SEQ cada una.
$40 So. Presa St. TelSfono Crockett 7lo9.
Jose Macias.
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ENSENANZA

APRENDA ustcd 4 hablar y escribir ingles
on p-ooiedad > correction. Prof n. R.
Dia5. i03 y. Flo-es.