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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Leonard Wins Decision.

San Francisco, Jan. 3i,-Benny
Leonard Of New York, lightweight
champion, won the decision in a
four-round bout here tonight with
Toe Benjamin of Portland. Ore.
leonard could have terminated the
affair at any time after the opening
gong.
The bout was one of series
staged as benefit for the champion
in recognition Of his voluntary
services in various war activities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
North and south PIayers.
East and West Players,
Drake Defeats Nebraska,
~ to IS, in Game at Lincoln

Lincoln, Feb. 1.-Drake univers-
ity of Des Moines tonight defeat
ed the University of Nebraska bas-
ket ball team BY a score of % 10
is in a hard fought Missouri Valley
conference game. Drake was the
throughout. Nebraska was
weakened by the absence Of three
regulars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
WILLIAMS WILL
QUIT BASE BALL
TO enter RING
Local Boxers Will Battle Sol
der Hopes in Main Bouts
at Fort Omaha To-
morrow Night.

The mysterious Dutch" Tate,
alias "Dud" Steele, booked to meet
an unknown soldier whirlwind at
the Fort Omaha "Fite Mite" tomor-
row, has at last confessed his iden-
tity. He is none other than the
popular Harry Williams.
Harry has long been ambitious to
take advantage of his magnificent
physique and enter the squared are
ma. When Lieutenant FallI was
casting around for an opponent for
his Ozark Horse Denver" Harry
volunteered.
For several weeks he has been
undergoing training with kid"
Graves, former welterweight boxer
and claimant of the championship
title. Graves when in the ring had
a reputation for cleverness, but re-
ports that the husky Harry is set
ting him a fast pace.
Denver" sprained wrist in
training and was forced to with
draw, but the 50th balloon company
Immediately announced that they
had uncovered another phenom
who was anxious to try conclusions
with Williams. The bout is sched-
uled for six rounds.
Williams is popular with Omaha
base ball fans after several seasons
in the Western league, playing with
the Lincoln team. He spent some
time in the majors and last year
discontinued the professional game
and settled down in Omaha. He
could not entirely forsake base ball
and played with the Armour team
in the Greater Omaha league.
Drexel and Kirby.
The star card of the evening is a
six-round bout between Battling
Kirby and Jimmy Drexel. Both
boys are undaunted and are vigor-
ously training for the bout.
Kirby is former champion of the
Canadian army and won a host OF
followers in his bout at the last
Elite Mite" He is recovering from
sprained shoulder, but says he
will be in shape for Drexel Mon
day. He is devoting large part
of his training to preparation fol-
two particularly wicked punches
with which Drexel is credited.
Drexel is a favorite of South
Side boxing fans and his admirers
are reported to have engaged q
large majority Of the seats for en-.
tertainment. He is an experienced
general and has been placed in the
pink of condition by hard work witt
local boxers.
Ed Gillern is unable to meet KID
Henderson, but fast man in Lieu
tenant Falk's company of athlete
has been secured to take his place
Soldiers at the fort report that th'
substitute is better man than Gill
ern and expect to see Henderson
given the battle of his life.
Henderson established a reputa
ton as two listed fighter in bouts
in Montana and is an idol Of thu
Butte fight fans. He has upheld
his reputation in bouts at the fort.
Fast Prelims.
Walsh and Erickson are supposed
to 60 four rounds. but Walsh claims
he will wipe up his man in the frs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Daubert Traded to Reds.

Cincinnati, Feb. l.-Shortstop
Kopf and Outfielder Griffith of the
Cincinnati team have been traded
to the Brooklyn club in exchange
for First Baseman Daubert, accord
ing to an announcement made by
President Hermann OF the local
club here today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Tigers Trim Kansas.

Lawrence, Kan, Jan 3l.-Missouri
had little trouble in taking the first
game Of the series from the Kansas
university FIVE here tonight by a
score Of As to rs. Missouri kept the
lead from the start. P. Vogt was
high-point man for Missouri, making
II scores.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
MAT SEASON TO
OPEN IN OMAHA
WITH BIC card
PeSek and Savage Matched for
February Fl; Leading
Lightweight WreStIerS
for PreliminarieS.

Promoter Jack Lewis announces
that arrangements have been COM
pleted for a wrestling match in
Omaha February II. between John
Pesek Of Shelton and Steve Saw
age of Chicago. A match between
these two men was cancelled a short
time ago as Savage refused to
wrestle unless the toe hold was
barred.
Joe Cofey of Chicago, manager
of Savage, now says he will agree
to the use of the toe hold and ar
engagements for the match were rap
idly completed. Savage has never
wrestled in Omaha and mat fans
are anxiously awaiting bis appear
ance. He has made wonderful rep
utation.
Savage is touted as being savage
by nature as we'll as by name. Fri
day night he stayed for an hour and
IL minutes with Joe Stecher in
Houston, Tex. The coming bout
should prove a good trial for Pesek
before entering a match with Stech-
er for which he has been angling.
Omaha knows what the Shelton
whiriwind can and will do in every
bout in which he engages. His foot
work is exceptionally fast and he is
not afraid to mix things from the
very start, Savage is reputed to be
equally fast and it should be the
fastest heavyweight bout ever seen
in Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
TodaY'a calendar of soprtg.

Racing--Winter meeting at New Orleans.
Winter meeting at Havana, Cuba.
BOwling--AnnuaI tournament Of Inter-
state Bowling association opens ut Aurora,
HI.
ROxing-soIdier BartfieId against Bat
Ting Ortega. 10 rounds, at Milwaukee,.
Barney AdaiF against Harvey Thorpe 10
rounds at Cleveland
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
COMMERCIALS
LEAD IN FIRST
HALF OF GAMES
Thirty-Five Players Led by
Mahoney With SO Points
Score Baskets in Com
merCiaI League.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Mahoney, right forward on the
crack Commerce High team, heads
the lists of Commercial league flip
pers with 50 points to his credit
made in four games, played in the
first round of the league. The fifth
game in which the star ripper made
20 points, is not credited to him,
since his opponents were playing
a forfeited game.
Art Paynter of the Naken quin-
tet stands second on the list with
II field goals and one free toss to
his credit. He equals Mahoney in
field goals, but is eight below him in
free losses. Hansen of the Central
Furniture five has % points to his
credit and M. Klepsar of the Bed
dec follows with 81.
Thirty-hve Score.
Thirty-five players made four or
more points during the first round,
according to figures compiled by
Verne Moore, referee. Eight Naken
men placed, six Central Furniture
flippers, four Commerce High, six
Beddeo, five Fort Omaha, one
Sixty-second balloonist, two Inde-
pendents and three Omaha Ma
tionals. Brown of the Indepen-
dents, who has played only one
game, stands 18th on the list.
Hansen of the Central Furniture
and Shanahan of the Nakens have
the largest number of fouls marked
against them, Each has eight. Since
both men have played in all five
games this number is quite low.
The summaries of scores and
fouls on each individual player for
the first round follows:
TndIv-iduoI standtu.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Coast League Expands.

San Francisco, Feb. Portland
and Seattle were admitted to mem
bership in the Pacific Coast Base
Ball league here today at the annual
meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Nebraska Cops Last Game
of Series With Drake Team

Lincoln, Feb. NEBRASKA univers-
ity's basket ball FIVE tonight evened
up with Drake of Des Moines by.
winning the concluding game of the
series by score of 10 to 9. Patty
was the chief point-gainer for Ne
braska, scoring eight out of 10 free
throws. Lamar was the star of the
Drake team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
INDIVIDUAL STANDING.
Averages.
Omaha Wins Whist Club.

The following scores were made
by the Omaha Whist club players
at Friday evenings game at the
Rene hotel:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02

Sioux City, Ia. Feb. dakota
Wesleyan basket ball quintet was
defeated here tonight by Morning
Side college team, 10 to IS, in the
opening game of the basket ball
season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02

Iowa City, Ia, Feb. Minnesota
defeated Iowa, % to is, in West
ern conference basket ball game to-
night. Platen starred for Minnesota
and Brown and Olsen for Iowa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Good Preliminaries.

Clarence Ecklund, the Buffalo,
Wyo., light heavyweight, will par
ticipate in the semi-hnals. He has
agreed to meet any man of his
weight for the championship of his
class. Helmer Myre of Mason City,
who claims the title jointly with
Ecklund will be secured if possible.
The two men have each won one
bout and should they meet at the
Pesek-Savage match ii will be
strictly championship ARRAY.
Ecklund has been securing the
country for opponents and will take
on anyone his weight.
Vernon Breedlove, lightweight
champ, will probably be matched
with an Indian wrestler from west
ern Nebraska who has aspirations
to the title and is said to be a conner.
The opening of the wrestling season,
delayed by "Au" and other causes,
promises to be opened with a real
card.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Lincoln.
Omaha Central.

Referee--w. G. Kline, Illinois university.
Time OF Halves--20 minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-02
Fast Prelims.

Walsh and Erickson are supposed
to go four rounds. but Walsh claims
he will wipe up his man in the first
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

decentralization g. un prohlcma IN
4craIiado" dacia con mucha justicia
Psrt;rax Abora bien. 81 problema de
II decentralization no puede r~esolverSe
x;no despves dc que haya s;do ARE.
yIa8o orro de a g Il ccrolario. Para
nndar determinar cuantaS de nucs-
+-,S -roDas pueden ser enviadas a sus
bora res nrevamente. g nccesario. an
- rodo. fiiar 81 numero de las que
dob.n ronSarvsrse sobre las armsS
A,ora b;cn estos problemas no de
,ardeu sino de una sofa a~utoridad.
II arms fr;o - l., GUERRA aun. Te-
remoz n, G~eneralisimo intermediate
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Los PRosLEMAs DEL ARMssTlclo

tras fuerzas intcraliadaS ' los tea
troS de SuS uperacioneS de policIa.
Is evidente que este trabajo no puede
ser reglamentado Sino por la autcrI-
dad rcconocida c incontestable del &c
neraliSimo victorioSo. FL Amman
tisimo ingIes resolvio cl mismo pro
blema cuando Sc trato de la fijacion
de Ia flota total que habia que con-
servar con las calderaS encendidas. y
dc la de los puntos de ~operacion de
sus d~iversas e~scuadras. La logica ext
ce que las cifras de los contingencies
desmovilizadoS no scar fijadas slno
como una c~onsecuencia dc los efectl-
vos que haya que mantener baJo las
banderas.
Aun mas. las reglaS de la desmovi-
lizacion habran ganado ell ser impues-
tas de comun acuerdo y por el &c
neralisimo.
La decentralization 6 un probiema
mi!itar ' economicO. Sc ha cometldo
ell error de considerable como una
question p~olitica Y debatirio en- el
Parlamento. Esta falsa conception
viene a complicar la seduction. La O.
cupaci6n de los territories rhlnlanos'
garantia de las condolences del ar
misticio V Ia direction de 81 admit
instruction han sido. por la fuerza
misna de las cosas, conradas a -oS
ejercitoS. EStos. en- consequences no
reciben ordencS Sino de una ~autorldad
Inica. la del Mariscai Foch. ST los
problemaS creadoS por esta ocupaclon
han sido ~comprendidoS tan aprlsa Y
tan habilmente Solucionados. es debl-
do a que en- Su Gina han encontrado
un principle de autoridad en- lugar
de una anarquia. En- ultimo anaIlSls,
el principle de la autoridad unica do
nina la mobilization Y la desmovill-
zacion. Lo que ha dado tan maravl-
llosos reSultados para la guerra. los
dara tambien para la paz y de manera
muy segura para los asuntos del ar,
misticio que son la guerra misma aun,
General CHERFlLS.
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UN ARTICULO DEL GENERAL
. CHERFiLS

Trad. del frances para LA PreUSG."
ceSidad de atajar los danoS. eS pre-
ciso hacer notar que IN incendiO de-
be ser atacado tanto mas aprisa GUAM
TO mas pronto Sc deSea eXtinguirlo.
La simple noticia de Ia llegada dc
las fuerzaS de In Entente a Petrogra-
do habia bastado para que los bolshe-
vikis lutheran dcterminado a~bandonar
esa ciudad. PodemOS atacar ell deS-
ordcn facilmentc por cl Norte Y por
81 Sur. por cl Baltico Y per cl Mar
Negro.
In cl2mento imp~ortante que debc
servir de base para fUar el numero
del ejercito iu;craliaGo cS el efec-
two aleman que ha quedado.
Recicntemente fue valuada eSa CT
fra en- 100000 hombres. Parece muy
baia. No cs neceSario c~onservar So
bre las armas ell doble dc la fuerza
alemana. ' deSpues. a~gregarle 4 este
numero 10 uue sea neceSario en- case
de que este total teorico no basic
para las tareaS de orden ' &c poll
cia mundial que sc nos han impueSto.
I'm TODD case. la question ruSa debe
o<tar rcCida por la p~reocupaci0n So
bo~ana dc no dejarle a Alemania la
poSibiIidad lie poner por 81 misma en-
ordcu a Russia Y de hacer ALI una
nueva Austria.
la cifra del ejercito i~nteraliado de
be fiiarSe a Ia mayor brevedad y
en- ~relaci5n con nueStros planes para
ell porvenir. Aqui aparecen 4 la par
81 error de habernos dejado Sorpren-
der nor la victoria Y Ia falta de nc
haber deSarmado a las tres cuartaS
parties de los ejercitoS alemaneS que.
81 II de novlembre. Sc hallaban d mer-
ced nueStra. No eS la bora oportuna
para echarnoS en- al nuestraS de
ficienciaS. Sino de mirar friamente ha'
cia ell porvenir Y de afirmar sus ba'
SeS.
Una vez que haya sido fljada Ia
cifra total del ~ejercito interaliado. Sc
"a ~necesario hacer la repatriation dc
los contingencies entire las ]potenclaS
de Ia Entente. Francia. que eS Ia
que ha hecho mas. Sera la que tenga
que hacer menos. La cifra de cada
pcblaci6n representa- la posibilidad TO,
tai. Debc ser modificada en- rirtuo
del coeficiente de perdidaS va Sufrl'
GaS por cada ~potencia. Sc habra he
Sho eDtonceS IN calculo Que permlta
fijar Ia cifra que lie corresponds
cada nacion. Una e eStablecida eS'
"a base, quedara pendiente el precl'
isar los DuntoS de aplicacio2 de nues,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
DEL OLA

Ell ~gobcrnud0r dc MichoGcGH. Ing,
PuscwGl Ortiz Rubio. eStd UnmHdo Il
figurGr eN Las FiGdS dc g~obernon-
teS itustres del capTGmciSmo." qGe
eScriba-como dc fijo hGbrG dc es-
cribirlaS-Glgdn PhItGrcO de Ia Re,
Uohci6n.
!SU$ medidaS gHbernamentaLcS, son
q Ia rec SimpieS y c~fectigG&, Senc1IGs
q conttRdenteS. Ell SolucionG los ca
sos mas dificikeS con Ia fucitdcd
con que Ia espada DEF romano pode'
roSo> cort6 ell nudo dc Ia fabuLa.
Para Ct no hay nada djicH M ma
du impossible. Como al pcrSoHnjt
del mon6Logo dc Bendrente, cStdS dos
palabruS 10 eraSperGH-
Va hu6iG dndO prueboS dc eStds
ercePciondleS condolences de hon1-
| brc honrado pablico. en- OCCASION dc
las aitima$ cleccioncS m~unic5paicS en-
NichOacGH.
Los michOdcdROS. en- SH gran ma
Yorjr. qUedaroR deScO1,tentOS, sc Un-
mdron Il engdHo, Sc dolicrOn de qHt
Sc hab7r burlHdo Ell CotO pi5tcO: los
E"'S u -" G''oS " a IL,
'"DSoS f. o'1.s' J., L.r-oto
py'',''oS "'s'" co,no cb,,no Dc
g's''o'"'' p'",'. O..t Pnb;o
oE'ce q, sooI' I,J DsL.~ Jn c.
"tS"s )" U'SP"."C
o,.'" ..kJa .cn.;Uc-
JN',o Gu" ""' E"Lc- L.k;Jo aIo~
"ec'9'"""' ". ~ s.tr
c'ohe$ ""'''clpu~S," '""' 4y'' %
dfc7r que name t0$ ""o'" 9"""o" ~
los hdo"a pcfanHo,-8 e"V"h""" "."-
4" ""Hc'P"''""o q" Js'' ''
NeTt'""a" PoL r. .,cg;6o so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
TRATAN DE PRECIPTTAR UNA
HUELGA GENERAL

LONDRES. febrero 4.-El Daily
Mali publica una noticia referente
a que los Sim Feiners estan coope-
rando activamente cor los trabaja-
dores para obligarlos d que declaren
una huelga general en- toda Irlanda.
Con referencia a los trabajos que
Sc estan hacienda para ~organizar Ia
huelga citada. Sc sabe que las unio-
mes comerciales de todas parties de
Irlanda Sc reuniran en- Dublin esta
semana con el objeto de formular
sus demandas en- las que Sc incluiran
las s~iguientes: cuarenta Y cuatro no.
raS de trabajo por semana; veinte por
ciento de aumento sobre los suicides
que Sc pagaban antes de la guerra. Y
IN sueldo minimo de c%incuenta che
lines para los trabajadores adultoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

! Y dcsde eli da qae la Legislature
aprob6 la Uohsrtad del g~obernGnte,
en- Moreha no hay L=, nj hay aqua,
nj hay poLicia. nj hog treneS c~Lectri-
cos, nj hay eScnelGs obiertaS, ri hay
njgdn serricio que cmeste dunero.
5PorquG? PorQue Ell gobjerno no 10
ticne, q 40 ca a andar por ahi, como
c~unlquier cGbatLero de industrial,
cScondiendo eI cUerpo para no pugar
! Sps deudaS.
iQue los hnbitGrtss de MorcLiU es-
tan PGSando la penG negra? ST: per0
| ticncn In sati$fGcci6m dc dccir que
&u gobicrno no le debc an celtrrO q
Ia cOmpGHin del aqua. nj q la dc la
Luz. nj a nadie. q qne Sc hH Grenido
a ma po6re=G digHG dc grCn senior
en- deSgrdcin.
He aqut pOrqnc el gobcrundoT dc
.Nichoacdn. 6eberG ocupnr Sitio pro
mincmte, en- las Fidds PGrGleJaS Qre
cscribu CT Pbtt0rco dc la Rerou-
cioH.
FL ejcrcicio de Ia ~jadicntura ia
sicndo en- terra dc Ncrico. nSoeuto
dificiI. cosa grace ns1y dc peRSarSc
aries de decidirSc q ella.
.4RtaNo. c,mndo los cr5meRcs los
| comedian amos cUHRt0S o mas mt
ch0s-pobres diablOS que no tcninn
nj dinero, nj intlnencin. nj posic0n
social nj repreSentGci0m poL5ticn:
c0Gndo los rSeSiBHtOs y los hdroneS
Gran por 10 general, geyHe hunlildc
con Ia csmi Sc me=cdbG dc cudRdo
CT cudndo. GlgIn cGbnller0 ertrnrio-
do por la passion o por la nnl6ici6R.
los jucccS fGlLHbdW sacramento, sin
p~reOcuparSc gran rosa del SsRten-
ciddO. que sc iba tra"q"iIHm'c',te Il
caqnpIir su condeWn.
Pero deSde quc los personnjes sc
mctieron en- ell campo cerTGdO de los
LGdroncs " de los aSeSinOS, dc&de que
los qrrndcS Seis0reS empc7dr0H q
h1cer Ia complement q los rutcroS
" q los GtrdcGdOreS. nGdje SGbe yu
81 dctrGS de Ia mnno que Sc meti6
l GU u bDtStitb hC "h ttIttSbH itt " 81
inc al dijiicr de briiLnRtcS. o Sc prcr,-
do dc In cddepn dc mn rcLoj. cstG
CT ccrc6ro dc IN p~oIitico o dc u" &C.
neral.
Y ~cntonces. Ia labor del jue- 50
compLicH q sc dificWLtG q Sc haze
petigrosG. PorqWc a 10 nejor al per.
SonHje 0 a los perSonnjc& dc Ia ban
da, les dH por reHGnrse y 10 deSpa-
| chan al otro n,undO.
Por ESQ mn Jme7 Qmimto dc Imstrac,
| ci6H. recieTtcmc7,tc T,ombru2o en- Ia
| cjHdnd dc Mc.rico. CT Lie. Rni- dc
| lcLrScO, rpeHGS tnr0 noticjG del no,
nor que Sc le conferia. totn6 Ell trer
u no Sc hd rteItO a SG5er de Ct ma
sofa paiGbrn~ AnteS que scr juer en-
cstos nlomentoS,, Dretiere Uagar CO.
mo I'm sGlrGje. Por los nlomte$ chin
pnRecoS. . hncc bicn. gre no es nn-
dn dgrudGbic morir como nm Derro,
COR uRG tomG dc cstrfcrfnn en- el c$-
| tonnage.
PEDRO RECYO
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SON HORRIBLES LAS CONDICIO-
NES QUE REMAIN EN- MOSCOU

ESTOhOLMO. febrero Los re
fugiadoS franceSeS que han llegado
aqui p~rocedentes de Mpscou dicen
que las condolences que prevalecen ALI
son espantosas: la copa de leche va
le diez rublos Y el tito esta eau
sando tai ntmero de victimas que
los cadaveres tienen que ser enterra-
dos cnvueltos en- papel tan solo de
DIDO a la escasez que hay de ataudeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
LOS BOLSHEVIKIS OCUPARON
KIEV

LONDRES. febrero 4.-Un despa-
cho que Sc ha recibido de FarSovia
dice que las tropas b~olshevikis han
ocupado Ia ciudad de Kiev y que ell
eiercito' polaco al mando del General
Petlura hugo en- tanto que las fuer-
zas ukranianas Sc estan retirando en-
direction de Prostonrow.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

Yoda n correspondence r~.Esefonada
-oo .sa s<ccSr. debc venir dirrla7
sS- La PreEs5.-SecrIon &C Coh-
sujtss, 100 y. Santa Eosa aNr--h.Hs
ccnsl!rzs Qoc t-atcn de We
49, . 4. S~;etG," drDcraa t-asr
Il rxur direction. aG-Eanio sola-
r-u.r Ia ua,aa-a "LsSPTz PCa To-
azs rs eunsIttac que r~caEtr-an CON
trsar,0u p-irada y pnrcSo rrciuu
ana cstampiliz 6e a r- centaT"9'
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]. R-RCprcSs. Csi-No nrccsit1 uoncr IA
direction para cue llHguc su carta q la Hu-
! hIicaci6n que nos irdica baSta Que ponga Su
i nonbrc y Fl de II poblacinn en- 6ondc -
cdita. puc- csta rcgiStrads en- 81 corrc".
| Al cscribirlc Iuc,ic p"1.rlc 81 prccio cue nos
nidc y que no il prrpurcionamos n"soT"s
/ per tgnurarln.
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CONOCIDO CONStLTORiO,
ESTARLECIDO HACE
TUCHO TEMPO

Horas-dc 9 d. m. a s p. m.
Domingos-dc Q a. NJ. a . =, m.
70 Goy todas las medicinas
neccSarTas.
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SOY ~ESPECIALISTA

Especialista es quicn ha hecho
IN cxamen cientifico DE cada uno
de los casos que Sc lie han pre-
sentado. Y que ha dado toda su
atencion Y tempo a n sola ella
Sc dc trabajo.
Para que su CASE sea tratado
con cntera se~guridad. es necesa-
rio que Sc Suiete a un minucioso
examen de una persona cue Sc
halle pcrfcctamente preparada
para clio. Que Sc dc cuenta que
SUI tratamiento debe ser admins
trade dc la aner mas accrtada.
Las Intermediates cronicas de los
hombres son excesivamentc diff
Giles Q intrinca6as, pero 81 Sc ira
tan Gebidamente, en- IA mayoria
de los caSoS son vencIdaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

X. A.-Saclnaw. Nich.-ScntImo muchc no
podcrio compiacer. per" s." cucntan p"r cen
tcnarcs las companies. lie Ia indolc u Ia que
50 ~rcficrc. que hay en- los EstadoS tn'dos y
como comprcndcra I'd. nj conoccmos todas
la dircccioncS dc elias nj podriamos proper
cionarle todaS las Cue conoccCnoS lc podria-
mos cnviar Uuas tres o cUatro. zero. proba-
b!cmentc. on tan corto numcru no !c ser
virian dc NADIA. lie ds-cmos una bucna idea
para 81 logro dc 10 que dcsca. c"nSIg:ssc
directories dc t]rlcfonoS dc LIS PARTICIPATES cru
dsdcs de Estados Uuidos : ALI cnc"ntrar1
un sinumcro dc dir"ccioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
TRATAMIENTO CTENTIP1C0
MAS MODERNO

Intermediates perviosas y dc Ia
picl. Rinon. FeIga, Reumahsmo,
Indigestion. ConstipsdoS, Dispep-
sia. Eczema CatarDs Y otras
mas.
AVISO:-A las personals que
vivcn en- eI campo Y pueblos pc
quenos V no pucden obterer me-
diciuas apropiadas para u IN
formedades no Sc espcrpn a que
u padecimientos sean incura-
bles: vengan luego a verne, yo
me cUrfiarc de ustedcs 81 son
personals h~onorablcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

4. G.-Piru. Cal.-FEnoramo> Si - publ
ca slgGn pcricdicn On IN region Guc nos IN
dica- pcro ~ SECURE QUO 81 :" puhliquen va
rios. A falta dc In direction y rombrc
del pCriodico pucdc escrihir en- IA forTna ST.
~Euicuts: Pcriodico Dc mayor circulation y
poncr 81 nomhrc dc alguna roblacion dc i'm
pc-taucia. Ia mas ccrcana que haya al lup.ar
en- 81 que tenEa 81 intcrcs que manifesto.
Y en- TODD case r Ia capital del EStado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

!. V.-Ganado. Tcxas.-Ls mica Iihr"ri;
quo ticnc 81 iihro que nos indica es IN Casi
Editorial Iozano. Us North Santa RIOS;
Ave. San Antonio. Texas. Dtrijasc 4 ella
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

z. c. R~Vallcy Junction. nwa.-PSra
cntrar a tcrritorio mcNicauo So rcuulcrc io
siyuicute: un rasaDortc dol Consul mexica-
no y el pcrmiso correspondence dc las au-
toridadcS dc Immigration o del JucE dc Dis
tTitu mas Cercano al lrgar de Ia Residential
del intcrcSaGo. Pare ccnscCuir este permrsn
hay que hacer una solicitud fernando un -
quclcto quo proporcionar ran las autoridadeS CT
;adas Y cSpcrar I que sea rcSuclta On case
favorable, Que - 81 general. hay quo en-
premier 81 viaic antcs de los vctntioch" dtns
dc Ia fccha On que So hizo Ia sclicitud.