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The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
VIII MEET At BERNIE
MAY DEsTRov AL GERMAN
SHIPS sURRENpeREo.
PEACE socieriGa OF SWEDEN,
NORWAY, DENMARK AND
HOLLAND MARCH 5.
w-.s.rn S..p...- u.,on New, Service.

wessern Ne.psses usion New, Service.
London. Feb. cs.-The question Of
the Distraction Of the surrendered
GenpaA varships Is natter for the
peSss conference to decide. according
- ~ announcement made In the.
House Of Lords by the Earl Of I.yttosl,
civil lord and parliamentary SECRETARY
- the admiralty.
Isense. Feb. .5..-An international
conference for League Of Nations
will Ope. NJ Besne. March &. 1t has
been oryanised by peace societies Of
Swedee, Norway, Denmark. Holland
and Switzerland II will be attended
siso BY Ieague Of Datioos and peace
Soeiety delegates from England.
France, Italy. Germany AID Anstrs-
Hungary.
wa.hlnstoa. Feb. -rressdeat
Wilson told members Of the eossrps-
ssooal fsrcisn relations eomoittees
that unless the United States catered
the Leagve Of Nations the league
SVoea hbH 1n0 N08u0 auu k0sbas9Ns
yOnd description wo1ld result b Eu-
rf,e. Views OF Republican ns0bsrs
~psnsIng ths Ieagos coastituttoo n ~
PORTED to the peace confrrenee appar-
eatiy were not changed By the eoafer-
snc-. TIE PrsssAsst was said to have
told the senator's and representatives
that The league Constitution adopted
was proposed by Great Britain. hut
vas not the nse drawn By Gea.
ssnafts, one Of the British authorities
on the leaGse proposal. Drafts pre-
sented ny the United States. Francc
and Italy were rejected. Chairman
Hitchcock OF the Senate committee
said the President held that decisions
Of the leagues executive council on
disarma usent would not he bindiag un-
I'll specifically approved by each xts-
natory nsfi0a. and that consequently
the American Congress would have the
opportunity TO pass on the apportios'-
meat Of armament for every nation
coacerned The President said this
section had been inisconstrued-
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Makes F,lshs - kesp Ensaosment.

New York.-l,cprescntativs victo'
lleintx Of Cincinnati arrived here b..
airplanc to keep an engagement which
train connections conld not make. III
Was plotted fron, Washington b! Lieu
tenant Harmon. MI army Hvin,or, whe
brought Him here IN 100 minutes ne
tual flying time.
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N..esl esml.luxvry Tax.

asl,ington.-Itepeni Of the semi.
luxury tax Included iM the war rsve
nue. hill signed by the President war
proposed In = resolution approved BY
the House ways and means committees
and later introduced by Chairman
Kitchin. The clause provides for o
tax Of 10 per cent after May Oh
wearing apparel and many other ar
,icles costing above specified sums
Quick action on the measure In expect
I'd, with House leaders hopeful thai
the Senate will net before adjourn
mepi
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ku,svr Net Improving.

Warsaw.-Tweive persons were kill
ed In BraDsk by the Germans before
they evacuated the town, and villages
along the railway from BiaiystOk TO
Brest-Litovsk are being burned and
pillaged by them. 1t Is estimated that
horses worth l.0OO.OO.O0O marks have
lsern stolen from LIthuanin by the
Germans.
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Greeks Occupy khe.ssn.

Athens.-Grcek trOops now occupy
khcrson. ninety-two miles northeast
Of Odessa, on the right hank Of the
Dniester river In southern Russia. A
dispatch from Athens said Greek and
Rnmnnian troops had advanced my
three miles from Odessa.
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ov.eh Army stana. R..sy,

l.om,lou.--lt II neS~~ssry to hold the
Dutch army ready against All esf"r,
I" annex Dutch Tertiary. 'h~ Dutrl
minister Of war declared In All addreas
to ii.. SrcOnd Chamber. according tt
a dispatch firm, The Hague. H. sai,
that disarmament =, present w"nld IN
nEerOuS.
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French ,4s~sr ovr A~s.ss.ssr.

Paria.-A large group OF senators,
Deputies and ecoaomists. cabinet min
lssen and members Of the Republican
conmistse o. comneree, industry sud
agriculture and OF the Society Of Ecu
nossic Studies jsined In giving lunrh
con In honor Of william Graves Sharp.
the retiring American sahaasador. ut
the NepubiIcan club In Paris.
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o,ass Aepsa,s 70 pssp.s.

Washington. Secretary Glass has
appealed to the American people &c
pay cheerfully the higher war taxes
which went into effect Feb. ~ will
the signature by President Wilson 81
the new revenue bill. lie referred Il
II ~ a victory tag" 10 brsr the coa,
Of war which has hroush, "ths In
effublc lss,n ~ peNCe."
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II paint brushes have been allowed
:" get dry and hard, they can he soft
zone vinegar to boiling point and nj
'Ow the brushes to simmer In II for
about ten minutes. Then wash them
Mel, In strung sOapsu,ls.
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We'll. Sam. Are you glad to get out
N the army"
II sho' II. boss
1T wasn't hard life. hope:''
Nav. sab! DE life itself wasn't 50
sard. hut ! ain't had nickel to spend
since de I.awd knows when. Dem mig.
gers In my regiment didn't know
sothin' about lrillin' an salutin' de
csp'n when dey got to camp. hut dey
shO' had II lot o experience In shootin'
rraps."-Rirminsham Age-Herxld.
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Up Against u.

''T'here never WAS a philosopher yet
who could endure the toothachc pn-
ticntly.'
And that's tough. for the average
professional philosopher hasn't enough
money I" 90 TO n dentist. '-LouIsville
.'Onricr- Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

For your daughters sake. use Red
Cross Bag Blue in the laundry. She
will then have that dainty. well-groom.
cd appearance that girls admire. Sc.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

Occasional Lapess.
Alra. l.ongwOoti-Can you always ,r-
iisve what your husband tells your
Mrs. Juxtwe<i-Eot always. hut some
times. When he says he isn't worthy
If me.
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vss~sss NJ. Seeded.

BeriiA Tie .sviet congress in
NssieA has n"t yet reached an agree
meat resArdinE the proI.saal to pro
claim . aovief republic in bavaria. TO
which the regular Socialists are
strongly opfased .AcOraiag 10 re
ports received tbe prospects for the
adoption Of this measure BY the
Munich proaetariat. which wOujd sag-
nifty . cosapiete breach with The ma
iionai government. are not Is safu0g
rs forWeriy. Tie Munich congress.
however. has adopted several radical
measures, Including one providing for
dwellings for wOrkinEm@sI and one
for the regulation Of The nOn-SOrialiss
press. The housing commissioner il
given dictatorial Iower 10 seize pal-
aces. villas and barracks and convert
them Into lodgings for the wOrkin:
people
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What a strapping fellow that man
yonder is!" "He ought to be. He's q
harness maker"
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
CatarhaI Deafaess Caa.ot De- Cured

BY local Applications a. they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There 10
emily one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness.
ExL iess cARS MEbcts E:" :s'.
q the System Catarrhal Deafness 10
eanssd b an tndAnsd eoedition OF the
mucous flninG Of the EpstAchian Tut&
When this tuee y inAaAsed you have I
rambtine sound o. tmpsrfeet hearing. and
when Il y entirely cIoesd, Deafness 10 n.
result. Oalsee tbs Inflammation can b re-.
e ss' ssss :c !. e =:
eauesd ~ Catssrh. which = q innansi
se oSn h 8 rs Sse Sos s for An,
eao0 Of Catarrhal DEAFNESS that cannot
sSss1 ~ HALLS cAfARRR
An brasxis<s Ne cseeui.rs FRA
=. J. Cheney q Co. Tuxedo. Ohie.
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Time for all war workers to turn
to practical occupations.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
WILL NOT ASK the SENATE TO
RATiFY PEACE LEAGUE
NOW.
MONROE DOCTRINE SAFE
soTh HOUSES VALIDATE ,MFoa.
NAL WAN CONTRACTS LET
~ UNITED STATES.
W..,.rn N.rpes.r Talon N.~.s.r,ie..

Wsstsrn Nerspep>r UnI.n News Service
WashinGtoa, Feb. S.-rurther i'm
portanr expressions Of opinion on the
League OF Nations came. from Prcsi-
dent Wilson In his conferences at ths,
capitol. from senator Hitchcock of
Nebraska. chairman Of the foreign re-
iattosls committee, In an address to
the Senate. and frsn senators and
representatives WIN attended The dir
ner Mt the White Hease
President Wilson. In tii~~r>>iu; the
league with meinbers of Congress and
also at 4 conferenr~ with newspaper
expr-ssSl ,"ntideneo
In the success III the plan.
lie also let II he known that ~
has every expectation Of conclusion of
I<sce within few mouths snd in this
connection said that territorial adj
justmenfs presented the lus,>t delicate
prohieiu remaining. Work Oh all ether
Questions, he stated. is rapidly near
Ing completion by the commissions
appointed tn handle II.
The presideut WAS emphatic in ex-
pressing his belief that In 10 psrticS-
lar did the pruposa,i substitution u
fbe league conflict with the AIneris,.A
or with the Non.oe SfxS
trine.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
cerrespeadsnes

w LAT are you doinXy'
"Writiag 10 my sOn In college"
but tha:'s check you're writing"
"Wcll:"
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
GxpsrlA

Are you glad TO get out
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01

Sanchcz Guerra. como Sc habia a.
nInciado, a pesar de la oposlcion
para eI cual Sc unieron todas las fac
clones.
La Cierva remove sus ataQues
contra 81 gobierno de Sanchez Toca
diciendo que este lidrer haoia trai-
cionado los principles del part:Go
conservador y que esta poniendo en-
pelig-o el regimen monarquico.
Sanchez Toca resPordio 4 cstos
cargos er in vihrante : apasioaado
discgrso en ell que dijo que no esia
siguiendo una politica dc partido,
ruesto que en- los paligrosos tiempos
a~c1galcs, consiGrra que solameate
deben tomarse en- consideration las
necesidadeS del pals.
FL Ministro de Hacienda anunci6
hoy que la ~co,ocaci6n del empires
tito lanzado por conducto del Banco
de ESraha hajia sido IN cxito COM
pleto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01
Sc inUestigGn les condolences
de trnbGjo de las mujeres
CTiene de la la. pg.(

rece ser cue en- roco tempo no ha-
Ira va esas distinciones favoraolas
para nqdie, pues que TODD eStd ba-
sado en- una ley ' la ley es unltor-
me para Ia mujer que reside en- te-
rritoric de Texas. Mas como IS Sc
guro Que tanto las americans como
las de color defenderan Sus lntere-
ses, cabe recordar aqui, 10 Que Ell
"a OCCASION a Que nos referimos al
principle cimos pr~onunciar de los
Ge Ia senorita Myrtle Y es que
ia mljer meXicana debe ju~stipreciar
su trabajo al solicitar ocupacion Ell
a!guna casa don6e sc lie pueda pro-
]porcionar Y que esta justlprcciacl6E
no sea menos de Nue"e Pesos Por
Semana, al igual quae los ganan las
americans V las de color. LO rismo
en- Ell case de que fuesen consul
tadas Dor los inspectors del gobier-
TO respecto de su sltuacion zen Ell
trabajo, deben decir la verdad, siem-
pre- la verdad, advertidss de que Ell
hacerlo asi, signjifcara el asegura-
miento de IN salario decente. CANA
DO con manor moIeSti2 que ahora Y
Scbre TODD, que Sc habra dado IN pa
so hacia i r-actica de "a JUST
cia. pues 10 repetimos. las leyes de
Texas protejen por Igaal I Ia mujer
cue trabaja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01

COMPRAMoS. Vendemos y camh;anos toda
clase de muebIes. Dixie Furniture Company.
lis n. Flores s.
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ATACO LAS PIEDRAS, VERACRUZ,
D%ERROTANDO A DOS GRALES. CARRAHCISIAS
A~PODERANDOSE De NUCHOS PERTRECHOS

TAMPICO. TAMFS. Julio 31-La poblacion de Las PledraS'
Estado de Teracruz, fue atacada por una fuerte partlca de reyo-
dictionaries mandates por el propio Manuel Pelaez. quen despues
de Ibrar IN sangriento combate con los defensores, Sc posesioho
del lusar y etablec6 ALI 81 Quartet General.
Los defersores de Las Piedras, estaban a las ordenes dc los ge-
nerales carrarcistas LaveaCa e lzquerdo quienes 81 retraron aoan-
donando en- ell canine de Ia llcha caballos, fusueS Y Gos ame0ra-
ladoras que caycron en- poder de los revolucionaroS.
Frtre los r7uertos cue st hicieron a los carrancstas Sc en-
art 81 cororei Jose Espiridi6n, cue despues de haber caido
prisionero en- pcder dc los pelaistas. fue fusAado Y 81 cuefpo COL
~sdo en- uo &c los postes telegraficcs.
Laveaga G lzquerao nan Sido Harnados = Mexico para que
irsrfInuen Ia derrota cue sutrleron
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FUERON DERROTADOS LOS VI
LLISTAS EN- LAS VEGAS.
DURANGO
regcrrama E.rcs,aI pa-a LA PRENsA

Tclcrrana Especial para LA PRENGA
NUEVA YORK, Julio 31.-El
consul mexicaro en- esta necibi6 un
mensaje De Ia Ciudad de M6Xico en-
81 que Sc lie dice que los villistas
QUO SC hallaban baio cl mando per-
.sonal dc Villa sufrieron una grave
Gerrota Que les fue infligida por los
carrancistas en- IN combate iihrado
en- Las Vegas, punto situado a 10
largo dc la via Que va de Durango
= Sonora.
Los carrancistas aseguran que los
rillistaS ,uvieron cu~arenta muertos
y IN gran nUmero de prisionHros Y
que Villa. acompanado dc IN pc
4ueho nucleo Dc 7artidarios iogro cS-
capar hac;a las montanas de Duran
90.
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GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE GRATIS. I'm
prendedor para corbata de tres piedras y
VI par de aretes para sonora j "A Iersona
q1e mande nornb-ea y direcciones &c ) per-
scnrs, y rs cts. para gastos dc empaaue :
correc. Mai! Order Dept 2l2E So Santa
Rosa Ave.
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DICEN QUE AA MEJORADO MI
CLIO LA SITUACION EN-
MEXICO
Dr.. se-piric espec,a. d. "a PrEvsA-


NUEV& YORK, Julio 3I.-Hoy
lego a este puerto ell vapor "Espe-
rama Procadentq de Veracruz y
La Habana. trayendo a bordo varios
pasaieros de Mexico Y entire clos
algunos comerciantes que han We
nido en- viajs Sc negocioS y que Opt
a que Ia sHuacIon en- aquella re-
Cion ha mejorado grandemente.
Uno dc eIlos dijo que este cambio
favorable Sc ha5ia operaio Gcsde
que Zapaja fua muertc y que ha 81
co perfectamentc ~2crceptihIe toda
vcz que ha sido possible reanudar el
trafico ferrocarrilero en- differences
rcgiones del pals cue estuvieron ais
ladas por espacio de mucho tempo
4 causa de las ~actividades zapatistas.
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TRASPASOS.
EMPLEOS

NECESiTO senora o scnorita para trahajo
general de casa. Ocur-an 4 !20 Z. HouS-
ton St y prcEIntcn nor Ia Sra. GuZman.
i26b
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UN PAGADOR CARRANCISTA
ASEGURA QUE LIE ROBARON
1000 DOLARES
Del scrrieio Especial dc IA PRENSA.

Ell PASO, TEXAS, Julio 31.-El
captain Palma, pagador carrancista
&c las fuerzas que oreran en- la from
terra y que lego anoche procedente
de Maria, dc paso para Ojinaga. do
cuenta de que habia sido asaltado
a n pequena distancia de Maria,
en- 81 canine Que va de Preside a
pjinaga y que lie habian sido roba-
DOS veinte mil dolares que llcvaba
consieo para ell pago de las tropas
que ]dependen de Su pagaduria.
Con motive de esta qucja, las au-
to-idades han prooedido d hacer la
investigation correspondence, pero
no les ha sido possible encontrar Ia
menor prueba de que el citado paga-
cor haya sido robado efectivamen-
re.
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Ell REY JORGE FIRMO Ell IRA
IA DE PAZ Y Ell FRAN
CO iNGLES

TclcS~arna Especial para LA PRENSA
LONDRES. Julio 2I.-Hoy fueron
firmados por Ell Rey Jorge el trata-
do Ge paz con AlemanIa Y ell fran
co-ingl6s, con 10 cual smbos rienen
todos los requisites legales para con
vertirse en- leyes.
Inglaterra fuG Ia priniera poten-
cia aliada que firmo Ell tratado de
paZ.
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INFORMATION DE- ULTIMA HORA
TRATAN DE UNIRSE PARA LA
CELEBRATION DE LAS FEES
TAS PATRIAS
re! se-rieio especial &c IA PRENSA.

CeI scrricIo cspecIlt &c III FhL-NNa.
Ell PASO, TEXAS, Julio 31-Hoy
en- Ia noche debera celebrarse una
junta organizada por las ~Sociedades
Mutualistas Y Unionistas Y Ia Alianza
Liberal, con ell objeto de YER 81 es
possible que Sc unan para la cele-
braci6n del aniversario de Ia hide
~pendencia de Mexico.
Sc = que en- case De Que e.
proyecto Sc pueda llevara a Ia prac-
tica, Ia celebration de las flcstas CT
tadaS no tendra precedentc aQui.
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SANTORAL

FIERNES, Agosto 1o.-San Pedro
Advicula o sea Ia Prision de San Pc
dro. Los Santos Martires Macabeos,
Santas. F6, Esperanto y Carload,
.Nirgenes Martires..
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LISTO. SENIOR, LlSTC.

TcncmoS IN macaiiico Plan con VEN.
TICUATRO nancras faciies de Eanar dine
10. NO DESAPROVECHE I'd. Ia oportIri.
dad y pidanos DETAILS GRATIS. CO.
viando estanpillas para ia contestacion
MEXICAN CARD co. Boz IL. Sta. -
San Antonio. Texas.
AGENTES :-MagniSca oportunidat para
Ganar iincro. No Gejen de cscrIblr q IL In
terracioual Commission Co.. l2oS West
Houston st. san Antonio. Texas. rjdicn-
do crcc.os de los Afauados Collars ira
santes dc Flores de California.
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MATRIMONIAL

DESEO ENTABLAR -elaciones amo-osas.
objeto matrin:onio. con seno-ita o viuda io-
ven. dc IS a 20 amos de edaG, que sean de
buenos antecedentes, excelenteS costumbres y
Dirijaa 81 correspondence y 81
recrasc a j. Basilio Sandoval. Elmoat. Kan
s2s. t6I
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ANISOS DE- OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

DR. N AGUIRRE SERNA. nedieo c~iraSsna.
Especial atenci6n a Ia clientele mexiss.a-
Oficina en- "a Botica de San fecro, 1se-
fono Crockett 1858. ResiGencia, teSfono Tn
us 1924.
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LA CEERRVA ATACA RUDAMEN-
TIE Al GOBIERNO DE SAN
CHEZ TOCA

-e,---aw4 Es2ec,a, 54ra Ia FEENS.L.
MADRID. Julio %l.-Por I'm tue
oIec+o P-esi5ence del CongTeSo
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GRAN BARATA

DE MuEBLES DE SEGUNDA MANo. Per
tener que desocupar el local. para ot-o ne
rocio. VENDO SUMAMENTE BARATOS los
muebles que me queGan. TcnGo canlas. col
choncs nuevos y v%icios. comodaS, aEianlahi-
L. m,ouinas de coscr. aceite. arujas SIN
cor. lampara5> dc gasolina. rollos para pia-
nola. etc. TODO BARATO. 7. Nedcl, Do
81 Santa Rosn Ave. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01

LA SRA. LoRENZA GUADIANo desea ga
be- ell actual pa-adero dc 81 hermano Juap
Guadiano Rodriguez. 4 quien ~acompahan sus
5 hernsnos memories. Sus dltinas notieias
Sc reeibie.oa del EsIaGo de Louisiana e7
1915. A la persona que p-cporeionc isfo-,
mes exaetos Sc lie sratificara con $500. pf
rijanse a Sra LorenZa Guadiano, Derby,
r. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01

SUPLICAMOS q todos los mexicanos que ira
bajcn en- los Fcrrocarriles dc Teas y a su1
amigos. que nos manden Su direction pos
Ia! y lugar dondc trabaian. con 81 nombTe
dc COS personals que los conOzcaH bien, y les
proporcionarcmos una noticia de interes. Di-
~.ijanse al ST. Rafael, il02 Wyoming ST.
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01

oCULISTA-oPTICo. Or. CRAMER: Vein
to amos dc practica en- Europa, Ae1ieo >
Fstados UriGos. HabIa frances. iial;ano ,
esranol. Toda clase de leat1 , snteoioa
IL SoIedad-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-01

FERRoCARRILEROS EN- GENERAL.
ST han dcjado dep0sitos sobrc 'Bonos De
Ia Libc-tai,' pages atrasados . sueldos sin
cobrar, con algln scrrocarri!. eScrihanmc IN
rnediatancntc. 80 les Gyudarc a obtcncrlos.
4. de hIcsia, Doo!ey Bldg. Room IS, Hous-
ton. Texas.
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AVOCADO PARA LOS MEXiCANoS- Aten.
da ;oda clase dc neEocios juoiciales. recls-
uac;oncr por danos = rrrjuicios personAies,
CAUSES tivilcs y criminales. rcclanaciones Dc
;errenos. No cobro honorarios hasta ga bs
.suntos aGeian satistactoHanente te-minadoa-
Lie. Henry Sen Cline. 1o6 Guntcr BdE
San Antonio. Texas Crockett s57S.
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Cuando neczs1te lIbros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 11S N.
Santa Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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ROSA De BONA. Profesora en- parties y g
pecialista en- cnfermedades de senoras- siI
West Houston. Tc.efoao Trails teiS.
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FESQUlSAS

DARE BUEHA GRATIFICACIoN a "a per-
soma que m. proDorciOne informes exactos
lie Isi5 hijos AgYstin y Apolonio Zamarrsn.
oTisinarios &c San Luis Potos:. Mexico. Cual-
. quier iniorme cue SC tengl sobre dichas
yersonas favor De dirigirlo i Ma1irz Zal-
dana. 10 Monterrey Street. San Antonio.
Texas. t5l
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PERDIDAS

GRATIFICARA a la persona cue de-
vueiva una perra blanca Spit. no Ileva
collar con Ia liccncia dc Ia ciudad. siEo
collar particular. DiriTirsc a Mrs. ". \.
Dickcrt. 800 So. PreSa St.
TRASPASOS.
TRASPASo TALLER de s~astreria bien 81.
tuado. Us Soledsd St Entire las Gales
Houston y Cnmcrcio.
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BOLANOS CACHO.

Abocado rexicano. CcnsrL!t1s = docunneats-
clones iurid;cas conceraicl!ss = irycs y neSs-
clos de Mexico. I09 Cap'eS Bldg. FL Pa
SO. Texas.
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END LETRAS De CAMBIo sobre las
princiuals plazas de Mexico. J. n. MARRO-
0uIN, aImacen de Abarrotes y Proiuctos
Mexicaaos. por mayor solanente. l6l6 ".
Commerce 81. Telefono Travis 7l2. San An
tonic Texas.
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LA MADRE O LA HERMANN.

c7 a chaIcco ' cn q bolsllo. On luEar de los perfumes
IN 81 pedido inmediararcntc les obsequiaremos IN e3cSa
fenos este anuncio con 81 roubre y direction y PaCue
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Coichas de lino. ~relojcs. grande. tapstes =
5 co-t:nas finas. Aifombras grandes. 500.
Todo sin enganche. Il2G Monterrey St Or.
1891. Z. Puente.
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C. MENDEZ
25cts. Traje Planchado
soc. SEMANARIOS

SastrerIa y ZapaterIa. SatISiacc!ga saFaH-
.:zaca 10 Soledad St. Travis 1895.
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CoMPRo A LOS MEJoRES PRECIos b-
lletes de los Bancos Nacional, Londres y Ne
xico. Mercantil lie Nuevo Leon. Coahuila y
Tamauliras. Mande!os qo- co-reo y 4 vuel-
ia del mismo recibiri 81 liquidacion. Jorge
ThNas-
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Bella KUN Walls AS
HIS RED ARMY LOSES
Rumanians Continue Attacks
on Hungarians.


GENEVA April 2S.-The Rumania at
tacks on the Hungarian Red Army con-
tinue successfully according to des-
patches from Budapest, especially in the
northern sector.
Bella Kun, the Hungarian Foreign
Minister. in a speech lamented the fact
that his troops are Offering feeble re-
sistance, though commanded by profess
sonal officers pressed into service.
Bella Kun, the dispatches add. is con-
tinuing In cooperation with Nikolai
Lenine. the Bolshevik propaganda in
Europe by and of Communicated funds.
ZURICH, April 2s.-An anti-Commun-
list uprising IN Fueles, Hungary. near
Sopron (Odenburg), west OF Budapest,
began on April 10 and ended a few
days later with the putting TO death OF a
priest on false charges and the imposi-
ton of prison sentences on fifteen others
accused of participation in the revolt.
This news has just been received from
Vienna, having been held up by the rigid
censorship at Budapest
The revolt began among the peasants,
who defeated a Red army force sent
from Sorron. Reenforcements finally
enabled the troops to suppress the re-
volt The Communist Government i'm
mediately sent revolutionary judges TO
Fueles to punish the rebels.
The tribunal caused the arrest OF all
the young men OF Fueles, and from
them selected twelve of the wealthiest.
They were told they would be shot I'M
less they betrayed the name OF the real
leader of the uprising. After confer
ring among themselves the young men,
II is reported. unanimously denounced
the Rev. Anthony Szedeniker, a Catholic
priest, as the intellectual originator"
The trial OF the priest lasted less than
an hour and there were no witnesses ex-
cept the young men. He was condemned
and shot a half hour later.