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ALLIES HAVE
EVACUATED
SHENKURSK
Withdraw to Shorter Line
North sof Town Under
Bolshevik Pressure.

London. Jan. 27.-Allied forces on
the front south of Archangel, mainly
American and Russian troops. have
evacuated the town Of Shenkursk un-
der Bolshevik pressure, and with
drawn to a shorter line north Of the
town, according to an official state
ment from the British war office to-
day on operations in northern Russia.
London, Jan. 27.-The Americans
and Russians had withdrawn to
Shenkursk to avoid being outfianked
by the Bolsheviki who attacked them
on January 1928 after a lombard
ment of three days. The official
statement reads:
1.-THE Bolsheviki have continued
their pressure against the Shenkursk
front. On January % and % they
launched considerable forces in an
positions for three days. Our forces
consisting principally of American
and Russian troops were first with
drawn to the defenses Of Shenkursk
to avoid being outfianked by superb
Or numbers. Later the town and its
defensps were evacuated successfully
and a shorter line taken up further
to the north"
Archangel, Saturday, Jan. 25.-The
town of Shenkursk, 100 miles south
Of Archangel, was evacuated Satur-
day afternoon by the American and
Allied forces in order to avoid iun-
necessary casualties. The Allied
forces moved northward to a line
along the Vaga river.
The withdrawal from Shenkursk
was carried out successfully. A num-
Der Of wounded in the American hos
pital were removed on sleds. There
was no interference from the Bolshe-
Wiki.
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Iinoco Government
Reported To Have
Many Men Under Arms

Travellers arriving from Costa Rica re-
port that Tinoco government has a
large number Of men under arms and
that strict censorship is being en-
forced. The travellers say that Presi-
dent Tinoco evidently fears an In
vasion Of Costa Rica by Costa Ricans
driven from the country when he
gained control.
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Howitzets I'm Use.

Archangel, Friday, Jan. 24.-(By
the Associated Press.)-The American
forces south Of Archangel have fallen
back into Shenkursk in the face Of
heavy attacks by the Bolsheviki. To-
day the enemy brought up several
howitzers and began to shell shen-
kursk.
With fresh troops everywhere out
numbering the American, British and
Russian forces two or three to one,
the Bolsheviki have been harrassing
out retreating detachments from
three sides of Shenkursk. There were
many rear guard actions along the
snow covered roads.
Today the thermometer, rose. to q
temperature considerably above zero
and the. enemy infantry was very ac-
tive. From the increase in their fire
the Bolsheviki apparently have added
many guns to their artillery on this
sector.
The American forces at shenkursk
include approximately four battalions
under command of Lieutenant Colonel
Corbley. Shenkursk, which is COM
posed largely of brick or wooden
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MEN OF 8STH
DIVISION TO
BEH0ME SOON
Rapid Dernobilization Prom.
ised Troops Who Reached
Camp Dodge.

camp. Dodge, Ia. Jan. H.
RAPID decentralization was prom
,isci today for the 337th field ar
tillcry Of the Seth division, which
reached j. here last night from
France.
Within a few days, 1t was said,
the S3Oth regiment OF the same
brigade will reach here.
In the 3S7tll regiment there
were 40 officers and 1861 men
under command OF Lieutenant
Colonel HI. II. Freeman.
Men OF the artillery brigade OF
the 8Sth division, like other Or
ganizations of that division are
from Iowa, Western Illinois,
Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Washington, Jan. 27.-General
March, chief of staff, informed
the senate military committee to-
day that shipping arrangements
had been made by which 500, 900
men might be transported home
monthly and that all of the
American expeditionary forces
could be returned home and de-
modified within six months.
How many Americans win be
held abroad in the army of oc-
cupation is to be determined by
President Wilson, General March
stated. but more Americans n.
ready have been designated for
return home than originally pro-
posed by Marshal Foch. He in.
dtcated that ten divisions had
been suggested as Americas con.
trtbuuOn to the army Of occupa-
ton.
There are still about 7s5, 900
men In camp in the United States
and all will be demobilized with.
In month from today except
those retained for 'sOverheadf'
duty, General March added. Up
to noon last Saturday, he said,
1O4 900 men had arrived from
overseas.
Discussing disqualification
plans, General March said reten.
tion Of an American standing
army Of SOC, 900 was proposed.
Eve don't ever expect to re-
duce below 100000 nlen-if we
can help it," he said.
Tonnage Sufficient to transport
SOC, 900 men monthly will be
available, he explained, through
ships allotted by the Allies, com.
bined with German PASSENGER
tonnage, and the negotiations are
practically completed.
With about 100000 Ameri-
cans still overseas, the CHIEF of
staff said, shipping capacity of
SOC, 900 monthly should make
all within six months.
"If the president agrees to
leave ten divisions, or whatever
number, in the army of occupa-
tton," he said, 1--WE can make it
iii leS6 01ne. From the begin.
ming General Pershing was in.
structed to return men as fast ~
shipping was available"
Speaking of the 1856 men
still In camp at home, General
March said:
every single man win be out
OF camp within one month from
today except those retained for
overhead duty.
Several senator's said they had
received many complaints be-
cause divisions which had seen
long service overseas apparently
are to be the last sent home.
"This policy General March
said, was strictly in accordance
with military plans to hold ex.
perienced men in the army of oc.
cupatiOn. Adding.
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T0WNLEY And
MILLS BACK
IN BISMARCK
Legislative Wheels Expect
ed to Run Swiftly
From Now On.
fBy STAFF CORRESPONDENT, f,

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 27.-With
President A. c. Townley and Walter
Thomas Mills back in the city the
legislative wheels are expected to
grind swiftly and exceedingly we'll.
Townley arrived here early this
morning from st. Paul where he has
been attending to matters at league
headquarters and looking after MIN
nesotai legislature, while Mills came
in last evening from Montana, where
he delivered an address.
Kate Richards O'Hare who has a
prison sentence hanging over her
head also is in Bismarck, but so far
she has not appeared before the
league caucus.
',she is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Mills.
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TERRITORIAL ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE CONFERENCE
PROHIBITION IS
: RATIFIED BY 36
OF THE STATES

Washington. Jan. 27.-Thirty-
six states, the necessary three
fourtlis, had certified to the state
department. their ratification of
the federal prPhibition amend
mcnt today, and preparation Of
o proclamation to make the
amendment effective was order
ed. Certiflcations were received
early in the day from Wisconsin,
North Carolina, Utah and Kan
sas, the latter being the Seth
state to report,
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Rear Admiral F. E. =.
Chadwick Died In.
Newport Last Nigh,

New York. Jan. 27.-The death
of Rear Admiral French e. Chad
wick, q. S. N. retired, Mt New
port, II. l., last night, was an
nounced here today by the Gem
tury association which received u
telephone message to that effect
from Newport.
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Minnesota: Fair tonight and
Tuesday; slightly colder tonssht
and In extreme cast portion
Tuesday.
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Nortl. Dnko:a: Fair tonight
and T;s.:' day: somewhat colder
tonight NJ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-27

Geneva-Full returns from the
German elections show the majority
Socialists polled 1l,111,456 votes, or
1913 per cent Of the total number
cast.
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Santiago, Chile.-The textile strike
is affecting nearly all the mills in
Chile.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Lisbon.-The Portugal cabinet has
rop10nod ee}ss
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An Members Attend.

Paris Jan. 27.-The supreme coun-
Gil OF the peace conferences matratey
1880 o'clock this morniugs@I " 81
a full attendance Of the meisbe y 81
A number of technicatsRava6Sx&si M siSS
colonial matters, inclndtns IN els &
Americans, accompanied the vS Sssa u
delegations as they entered thp S
eign Office for the session. ssss
One of the questions which IllIsaS rs
said the supreme council snrt MAJ
up today was the fate of the q SS he 3s
colonies. France and Great HI3ka 52
Is declared, are agreed On III 80 ~ L M
feature of the solution Of The nT6k lem aN
which is that under no 9cDnaad d61S tittt s
shall the colonies revert 3to fsetuS1 n S.Sss
The reasons advanced for such n s1Es, Il
cision are various, but pros 1SSi itsss
among them is that it wO61dN - sxsE
1t impossible for Germany5xo ~ ~
her submarine bases in her ~ ri M
possessions. The AmericaMs III
as yet unrevealed. ssSs
A prominent official deol2tSd % tffie
Associated Press today that should the
Franco-British viewpoint prevail, the !
German kamerun would be taken
over by the French in accordance
Britain and France. Belgium lays
claim to that part Of the Congo which
she conquered by force Of arms, the
Belgian troops having captured Tabo-
ra and the territory lying beyond the
western slopes Of Lake Victoria Nyan-
"a The Belgians also desire a strip Of
territory along the left bank OF the
Congo. the delimitation, of course. to
be settled amfcably with Portugal,
territorial compensation being given
the latter.
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Omsk.-Contingents Of French and
British troops will be sent to the as
sistance of General Duton at Oren-
berg. |
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Amsterdam.-Czech troops have
captured Oderberg from the Poles.
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washington.-A report from Gen.
eral Pershing to the war department
shows there were 105,753 men of the
American army in hospitals in France
and England January >.
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Paris-The commissary of the
Metz court has placed the property Of
the former emperor in Alsace Lor-
raine under sequestration.
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Continued on page 81
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Paris.-The belief is expressed In
French official circles that the pre-
hminaries for peace will be ready for
submission to the chamber between
March is and March 81.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Paris.-Pope Benedict has re-
quested Intervention to end the con-
fict between the Ukrainians and
Polish troops.
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CONTINUED on Page 3.)
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Continued on page 20
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wilson Confers with House.

Paris, Jan. 27.The supreme coun-s
Gil adjourned at 1915 o'clock. 4.
President Wilson went at once to
the Hotel de Crillone the American
headquarters, where he had confer
tence with Col. E. M. House.
representatives had been In confer
serce with the American delegation.
The discussion was Immediately .sus-
pended upon the presiasnt's arrival TO-
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/. tcon.in'ued on R'ase Is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20

causando la compassion coasiguiente.
Como ell chinito no tiene familla
ninsuna. las autoridades municipalities
10 recojieron, V por cuenta Gel mis-
mo municipio Sc hizo Ia emes del
chino d la capital del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
YUGO ESLAVIA 0RDERA
LA M~OYELIZACI0N
GENERAL
Sc aceyca G. una crisis la dis
prta aatre Italia y esa
nGeDG macon

ROMA. Ab-;l 13.-La Giop&r4 ror
H. question territorial entire 1taliG y
Yugo- Eglavia Sc acerca a n crisis,
Y Sc teme que s~ohrevengag IN con-
fiicte do graves consscrcncicS, Il
iuagar p57 jas noeic:ss recibidaR nor
Ell esta capital.
II co7rcspansai en- Ssbeaico de
LEpecs, infcrEaa cue Ia prcnsa
vugo-eslava do esq locai!dad he pu-
| biicado una eFiea psFs ia movilizs-
zion general lie todes Ia4 hoMbfes
s~aalPrendiGoe entire los 60 = 20 aEos
tie edai Y que ia Poi:c;a 5sta tefnaH'
DO teda cIsss de medidas para s:npe.
dir ell exodo de los ciudadaRos f0a SO
haiian afecrndos roc Ia citada orasn'
En- los circulos del gopis7T1e SO
admiti6 hoy que las notia;ss pfoee-
denies .e Paris han pFctilciuo ana
rioiocosa IMPRESSION ) /" 2reAsa
;uaiiana Haa1iEaem6ate e.lhorta al
| Primer Min!5aE5 saA..E Orlando 4 quo
10 firme pRa ssz aa Ia cue no sc
inciuyan las ageFRs Erentaraa re-
ciamadss pas 4Ha!:s.
Ell Cerrea da i%tai;s: uno de los
| nrirc:raies orgzaes de Ia prensa 20
mana. expresa ea liza noticia que
RaDiiea hey. que Ia mission americana
oRgiads 5 iRve=tigaF ; estadiar Ia
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I'm F%errocarrlero que
gasto todos sls aho-
Hros para curarse,
zero sin conse-
guirle
DESPUES DE SUFRIR POR ES-
PACIO DE 10 AMOS, Ell SIR.
HARRIL QUEDO CURA-
DO CON Ell TANLAC

"Hubiera Geseado conocer ell Tanlac
antes. pues me habria librado de mu-
chos amos de sufrimiento Y mi cuenta
en- ell banco habria aumentado nota-
blemente-dijo ell senior c. c. Harrill,
conocido f~errocarrilero del Texas &
Pacific. auien reside en- el No. zoo
West Be!knap ST., Fort Worth, Te-
yas. V ouien ha residido en- dicha ciu-
dad nor espacio de mas de treinta
amos.
"Hace como unos diez anos-con-
tinuo diciendo-que empece a sentir-
me enfermo. Nj apetito era muy ma-
10. ' TODD 10 que comia Sc fermen-
taba en- mi estomago produciendome
gases, los cuales me causapan pal
pitaciones Y falta de respiration. Pa
recia como 81 I'm gran peso me oprl-
miera el pecho, impidiendome respi-
rar. Y a veces me suponla en- el uitlmo
momento. Tome cuanta medlclna me
recommendation V caste hasta ell ultl-
mo centavo de los ahorros de varlos
amos. pero TODD fue en- yano, pues el
deseado alivio nunca l
"Lei acerca del Tanlsc y de los
prandes beneficios que produce Y me
decidi a tomarlo. A Ia fecha he to-
mado tan solo cuatro botellas, Y pue-
do decir que mi enfermedad de es-
tonnage ha desaparecido. Mi apeti-
to es magnifico. puedo conner 10 que
deseo. sin que ME o%casiones lndlges-
ton nj molestias de ninguna ratura-
lea. Ne siento mejor que en- muclloS
amos paSados. FL Tanlac lie ha pro-
p~orcicnado estes beneficios Y gustoso
10 recomiendo 2 todas aquelas perso-
mas que padezcan las Intermediates
que yo sufri.'
Taniac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co. 407 +.
Houston St. Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
la direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara por estas boticas a c%uatquler
direction al recibo de Su valor que es
s1.0O por totella. siempre que Sc IN
cEuyan estampillas su~ficientes para
O. porte. (.Adv.)
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LOS LIDERES CATALANES Sc
VAN A DIRIGIR A AAURA

D. ss-r!eao esp<c;ol d. Ia paEEsA"
MADRID, abri IS.-Se dice que
los lideres cstalanes del psrtido au-
tonomista celebraron I'M mitin en-
Barcelona Y acordaron dirigirse q
Maura p~idiendole que les olga clara
mente 81 Sc halla dispueSto o no p
concedcr IL autonomia De Catalina
Y oue en- case de que la ~rcspuesta
no sea sa~tisfactoria, los c~atalanes Sc
abstendran dc ~concurrr a Ia proNlrna
iUrta del Psrlamento.
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uuiere de G~ohernador 2 Fito, Adolfo
de Ia Huerta. Sino esta pistcla Y
otras mas que ell tempo oportuno Sc
impondran 4 los enemigos de csc can
didato.
In hermano de Serrano tambien
Sc encontraba ALI, ' : In vez sac0 ST.
pistola Y su5io a IL tribuna, Y desde
aSe lugar ambos kermaHos amenaza-
o a todos los peSoIeiristas.
Sc ammo ell tumulto. y comenzaron
los gritos Y los silbidos Y les niue
raS."
D. repente sOnaron los tiros, V las
confusion Sc hizo mas eSpantosa.
Los te!egramas dicen cue hubo
tres muertos V diez Y seiS her!dos, IA
mayor parte fueron victimas directas
&e los hernaros Serrano.
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Sc HALLA EN- BARCELONA UN
ARCHIDIUQUE AUSTRIAC0

Del serrieio especial de "a PRENSA.
MADRID. abril 1S.-La prensa eS-
Ia manifestando gran intereS en- re-
laci6n con las a~ctividades del Archl-
duoue Leopoldo Salvador que, acorn
panado de SD esposa. de sus hiJoS y
del Baron Abb. lego a Barcelona en-
donde ha sido objeto de muestraS dc
cortesia muy marcadas por parte de
los miembros del partido iaimista a
pesar del hecho de que se acordo con
las as~evcYaciores de Don Jaime. G!
jefe del referido partido. este fue te-
nido Dor Austria en- calidad de pri-
sionero g causa &c las simpatias que
demostro por Ia causa de los aliados.
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ES SATISFACTORY Ell SEPVI-
CIO AEREO ENTIRE VALEN-
GA Y LAS ISLAS BA-
LEARES
LEARES

Del <s-rir;a Esp,e:s! pIrG IL PnENSA.
MADRID, abril 1S.-El nuevo SER
vicio postal aereo entire Valencia Y las
Islas Baleares ha estado ~funeionando
de manera completamente satisfacto-
ria V ha sido recibido con grandes
manifestations de regociio en- Palma
de Mallorca.
De acuerdo con las d~eciaraciones he
chas O el Ministro de Ia Goberna-
ci6n 81 gobierno tiene el proyecto de
establecer Ell IN future muy proNi-
mo ocro servicio analogo entire Va
lencia Y diversos puntos de Marrue-
COS.
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Yea listed en- II edicion semanaria
de La Prensa" Y en- la diaria CORES.
nondiente al dia 20 lie Abril
las fotografias y testimonies de per-
sonas que despues de haber u~tiliza-
10 mis- servicios han sido benefit
ciadas 0 curadas. Tengo en- nj
poder ~centenares de estos testimonies,
los cuales mostrare a quien 10 solicit
sin ninguna obligation de SUI parte.
Prof. M. c. Martinez
Poderoso Sanador.
1917 So. Spring st.
LOS ANGELES. CALI.
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0TRO ESCANDALO
ELECTORAL En-
SONORA
Los pesqueiristas slguen sien-
do molestados por los
huertiStaS en- esa
entidad

NOCALES. Arizona. ACril l.-Du-
rante Ia tarde de aver Sc recIoie-
ron varios t~elegramaS ~procedenreS de
Huatabampo Y d. Guaymas, en- los
cue Sc dan noticiaS mas O menes de-
talladas de an hecho escan0&I9zo que
two lugar en- Huacaban-po.
Isnscio Pesqueira con 81 corJeJo
de propagandiSta lego a csc !ugar en-
viaje de gira pro2agandisJ2, Y deSce
lueso organiZa-on un mltIn cue tu-
70 lugar anteayer por Ia noche.
Detras de el V tam6ien en- g'ra dc
propaganda iban muchos ~gaXolStaS
Y otros cant2s huertiStas. pero ma
u por hacvr propaganda. e. vaJe
era o e. fin de poner oUStaculoS a
los trahajoS de Pesqueira.
Los adeptoS de Pesqueira r~ecorrian
las GALES con hachoneS. muSicas '
cohetes Y despues - detuy.eron en-
Ia plaza principal. n dogde sc habia
inStalado una tribuna para que los
oradores hicieraH $50 Ge ID palaora.
Tn senior Moreno fuc e. primero
Que habl6 Y su peroracion, dicen. cue
dur6 una media bora.
DespUes subio Moncayo. ., U'tsmo
Que fue no hace mUcho tempo apa-
leado en- Magdaiena. ' como este
propagandiSta es muy vehemente
principle haslar con dureza contra
los huertiStaS.
Cuando dijo one de a Huerta 55a
a ser impueSto por e. Gobierno del
Estado por one eva el candidate eff
ciaI. Serrano, IN general c~arranciS-
Ia, que en- otro tempo Tue 81 secre-
tario particular de M&ytorena, ' jc-
f. de estado mayor dc OhregOn. Su-
bio coriendo q Ia tribuna. con una
pistola en- IA r2ano Y eieva.nGoia 10
mas que Oudo dijo:
No e ell elenento ofical 81 cue
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question del Adriatico rindio III in
forme a Ia Conferencia de Paz. EN-
teramente desfavorable a las recla-
m~acioneS italianas.'
II Giornale FJvalia' por su par
ne, publica I'm despacho de Paris. en-
Ell que dice Que ell P~residente Wilson
Sc halla obstinado en- 81 negative de
acceder a la cesion de Fiumc a TIA
liz. No obstanre. otcas noticias rec!-
bidas aqui, son mas o2timistas, zero
no Sc han confirrado. pues dicen
CUE Italia recihira Fiumc Y cl puer-
to sera internacicnalizado. pcro que
dara baio "a soberania de Italia.
Tambien dicen esas noticias que
Italia sera mandstaria para Q! Tito
raj de la Daimacia Y que recibira'
ademas una indemlizacion de 5000
nillones de dolares.
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Ur fabricante de bacanara

En- la vecina villa Sc e]ncuentra
detenido un individuo que en- las
abruptaS montanas del DiStrito de
Altar Sc dedicaba = fabricar III
bacanora de regular claSe. V que des-
puGs salia a vender clandeStinamente
por todoS los pueblos de Sonora. ex-
tendiendo 81 concrete hasta NOga-
les.
Cuardo el Inspector de Licores del
gobierno hizo Ia captura. ignoraba
TODD ESQ. Saba solamente que csc
individuo expendia una bebida prohi-
bida. tom6 Sus p~recauicones ( hizo
In apprehension.
CuanGo el individuo fue confinado
en- Ia carcei publica. hizo la confe-
sion de que eI mismo faoricaba csc
.icor en Ia serrania mas EcNplorada
de, pstr:to de Altar. Die las s>las del
lugar, ' hoy dos e~mpleados del Mu-
nicipio. acompanadoS de unos gen
darrles montados salieroI para el lu-
gar indicado. con Ell fin de recojer
todos los aParatos con QUE Sc taori-
caba csc uezcal, por que ha sorDre1-
DIDO realmente. que un solo indI-
viduo pudiera haccr esa fabrication
tan eXceiente.
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Del mismo periodico:
DE La ass habitacion de Fehc'tas
Garcia desaparecieron dos candela-
bros. sin que Sc sepa QUEEN pudo CO
meter ell robo'.
Pensando en- robar. Ia a!coba.
iecidio robarla .cabo.
Y do este hombre que asi. .rooa,
no Sc encuen.ra nj su....rabo.
Del rnisrno periodico:
''Por cuesrioaes de amor, Rosendo
Fernscdez Sc vol0 Ia tapa de ns Sc
sos.
Ia vs~dad. NE quits ell. .hipo,
sir noder decir nj. .iapa!.
esber u en- e. mundo hay. .tIpo.
tut Sc vuela asi Ia. tape.
Del mismo ~pcriodico:
FL general Baucha Alcaldc quie-
70 marcnar Z Ia campana contra CT re-
icismo'.
TIL no has andado .,coHapatcs'
sino has andado. oatas;
mu,. bueno es que no. .G'SiateS'
meior que Nodes lataS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
Vendia Ieche adulterada

e Official de Policia Eduardo Mo-
rim, capture Ell las afueras del mer-
cado. de la ciudaG a IN indi7iduo
u vsndia ieche adulterada con aqua.
Este mismo comerciante fue apre-
hendido recientemente per n de
los comisionadoS del CorSeio de Sa-
luhridad. habiendole puesro n fuer-
te muIta Ell Juez de la Corporation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
Del mismo peri0dieo:

Del mismo p]eriodleo:
"El senior Antonio Lopez Negrete.
pacadcr de Hacienda, fue arres1ado
aver en estado de ebriedad''.
Esto dice que.. .Negrete.
que es un tipo algo. .negrito,
nc porque anda .sorbete,
dcia de tomar. .sorbito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
De- mismn peri0dicC:

Del mismo ~peri6dico:
Eel senior don Dolores Chanico Sc
oueja de que dos desconocidos lie de-
aaron en- camisa'.
Quejase de polo a....polo,
de rue lie han tornado el.... pelo;
nor 10 visto, en- vez de. -. Lolo.
este senior es un... !e!o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
Con Lelnte y con Pinzas

Del UNIVERSAL.
"El senior Presidents re, con pro-
fundo ~desagrado, Ia atmcSfera cposi-
cionista de la ciudad de Mexico.
De csc Juror y0 .atlijo,
q su influjo. yo .aflojo;
no era naua 10 DEL. .hijo.
nero mucho 10 del. .ojo.