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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

BERNA. Suiza. Febrero 22.-En
vista de los escandalosoS asesinatos
del Primer MiniStro Eisner. del MI
nistro Auer Y del r~epresentante Osel
de Baviera. los amigos de estoS han
empezado 3 tomarse IL venganza por
sill propia maao, segun dicen los deS-
pachos reciSidos iicy de Munich.
Como resultado de este. Z! dipu-
tado Autel. que estaba hacienda una
violenta campana por Ia prensa, con-
ira EiSner, IN Sido mueIto. Su cUer-
DO fut acribillado . balazos, que fue-
ron disparados por lin grupo de hom-
bres Que no han Sido id"Etlficado$-
Otros utaq4es Sc dice que han shio
hechcS contra varios de los eneml-
gos del actual ~goSi2rno.
e Primer Ministro Elsner. fac he
rido aver cuando camina5& por una
de las GALES Ge IA capital, acompa-
nado dc 81 ~secretario. Ell Condo Arco
Valley. SUI aSalUanJe. que fuG en- otro
tempo eticjal dc Ia Guardia Prussia
ma. fuG q su vaz heriGo por IN guar
dia V Sc dice Cue va ,tamblen mum"
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
ABL

Aqua DULCE, Texas, Febrero 20.
Ell senior Angel Enriquez, compa-
niota que hace algdn tempo lego
a asts poblacion, Sc encuentra va COM
pletanlente resrRblecido de una seria
cnfermeGad Que Padeci0 por mas de
cinco meses, durantc eI cual tempo
estuvc ~internado en- un Hospital de
Corpus Christi.
nuTante 81 enfermedad el senor
Enriquez tuvo "a d~asgracia de perder
4 su anciano padre, ell senior Matias
Enrique, ouien fallecio a la edad de
10 anos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
WILSON ACCEDE A LA
DEMANDA ALIADA

PARIS. Febrero 22-Por mtor-
mes de fuente que Sc dice autorlza-
IA. - ha sabido aqui CUE e. fses54en-
- wilson Ia acceptable n oemaHaa
4. los hderes aiiados de que &
"6lioue a Aiemania a pagan ell cos-
20 de Ia guerra, hasta donds ie per
saita su c~apacidad y poSioIIld"", de
--arminadas estas. por ma Com'S!oh
especial guc inveStigue los recurSoS
financieros ' economics del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

4 consecuencia de las heridas recibi-
d2s. aunque eSta noricia no ha po-
dido ser confirmada.
En- los mismoS deSpachos Sc dice
u n anunciarse ayer en- ell Land
tag biv2ro e. asesinato del Pmer. Nj
nistro. var;os disparoS Sc hicieron
desde las gaIeriaS. uno de los cuales
cause Ia muerte instantanea al Nj
nistro del Interior Herr Auer. FL
diputado Osel resuIto hcrido de gra-
vedad Y muri6 pocaS horas desrues.
Otros dos funciorarioS cuyos nom
hres TO Sc dan en- el mensaje, Sc di-
&c oue resultaron tambien heridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

WEIMAR. Febrero 22.-El Camel
Her Felipe Scheidemann, anunc!o en-
Ia ASamblea Nacional, el aseSlnato
del Primer Iliuistro havaro, Kurt
EiSnev. del Ministro del Interior Auer
V del representative Rosshaupter. ocu
rr;Gos en- Munich, durante cl dia de
aver, Scheidemann Sc eXpreso con
gran indignation contra los asesinoS,
tachando SUI obra de antipatriotlca Y
dcplorando grandenlente u muerte
de los funcionarios bavaros.
Scheidemann elogi0 4 Eisner CO.
no el campe6n de Ia revolution . IN
voc6 al scntirriento patrio aleman
para que Sc unieran todos en- un es-
fuerzo para acabar con Ia guerra CT
VII V los males que esta la desatado
en- ell pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
SICUEN Los ATENTADOS CONTRA Los
ALTOS FUNCIONARIOS DEBAYIERA
Otros tres ministries fueron atacados en- plena Camara de
Diputadcs, habiendo side heridos de gravedad dos
de ellos: Herr Auer y Timm
Los amigos de Eisner y de las otras V%ilctunas van
aVengar su muerte pOr SUI 2ropla E1anO

celebrar su primera session. ' no bien
Sc hahia declarado alberta IA session,
cua1do & asesino dispar6 los tiros
cue privaron de IA "ida a los citados
funcionarios. La session sc termlno
inmediatamente, pGes todos los re-
prescntantes Sc levantarorf de Sus
a~sicntos, muchoS de clloS tratando
de salir por tenor de que los dispa-
ros fueran a continuar. FL 1ubIico
tambien Sc exotic V el desorden fue
general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
Contra ell pasado Ayuntamiento.

Los regidores de Ia actual corpora
ci6n municipal, que tienen & su cargo
la inspection de los mercados de Ia
ciudsd. han rendido un :nforme rela-
two . los rendimientos de este rame.
manifestando que en- el pasado mes
c~olectaron Ia suma de mil pesos mas
de 10 que antes sc cobrara, 10 cunl
indica que los mlanejos andaban en-
el pasado Ayun.amiento slgo meDos
u Iimpios-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
Capital social 100000.
VaIor de cada accion $1,000.

La Bill Davis Oil Association ofrece al pu-
blico Ia mas segura ' meior de las inversiones
petroleraS. Esta negotiation eSta oasada en-
los tres principles S~ocialeS que hacen de una
compania una institution fuerte Y productora:
1o.-Los organizadores Gle eSta Companla
Y a la xez SuS PARTICIPATES acclonlstaS, a seme-
ianza del senior Mayor Davis, son todoS de re-
conocida honorabilidad, garantizando, por 10
tanto. la honrada ' acertada administration de
los i~ntereSes de Ia Companla.
2o.-Todas las pertenenciaS de Ia Compa-
MA estan situadaS en- terrenoS de reconocida
production petrOler2.
3o.-EI capital social eS 10 suficientemente
grande para eXplotar todaS las pertenenciaS Y
hacer de eSta Compania, q Su debido tempo,
una de las mas productoraS negociaciOneS en-
81 Estado de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

MUNICH. Febrero 22.-Gran eN-
ritaci6r reina e., esta ciudad. con
morivo de los atertadoS contra las
vidas de les personals cue Sc hallan
en- cl poder. pues tai parecc que nay
una gran conspiraci6n para "cabar
cen los altos fu~ncionarioS del sobler
no. ~ ases;nato del Primer NIn'stro
Kurt Ejsncl que tuvo lugar aver en-
esta casi5al. hay que agregar los dc
dos a!lcs iuncionarios. Hem Auer.
MniSuro del interior Herr Boss
happier. micTubro de Ia D!sta haV'
-. cuieneS fueron muertcs aver en-
81 Parlamento. por ndividuos que
dispararon sobrc clos jesde las gale
fi2s,
Ii Dieta r~ja reunido para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
!: :. :

BERLIN. Febrero 22.-El Minis
tro de .Jasticia. Herr Timnl Y el Nj
nisero de RelacicneS S~ocialeS, Herr
Unrerieitaer. del gob!erno de Bavie-
IA. ra~sultaron tambien heriGOs en-
los successes que tuvieron lugar aver
en- Ia Dieta Bavaria, cuardo So dis
naro deSde IA @a!eria contra los fun
cionarioS del gobierno ' Sc hIrio a
Ninisrro del Interior Herr AUer.
Segia Sc ha sabido, el hombre que
Gispar6 contra Herr Auer. Tue el
diputaGo Svel!ier, quien Z raiz dc yer
caer al Ministro. hi2o otros disparos
sobre las curules Que ocupaban los
ocros ministries del gobierno que ha-
bian lido 4 IA session del Landing.
No bien Sc eScUcharon los tir0s
cue dispar6 el diputado Eve!ier, otros
Gisparos Sc hicieron desde las gale
riaS. ziguieudo una escena de indes-
crirt:hle confusion en- Ia Sala.
Los e~spa-CaciStas Y los Socialistas
ipdependientes han decretado una
kuelca general en- Munich. Iemi5ndo'
50 cue Sc ~desarrollen medicines san
grientoS. pues las autoridadcs mill
tares han declar2do cue nc Pueden
i.r protection ninguna ' no naraA
oposici6n q les manifestanreS.
Las haridas recibidas por Herr
Auer Y Herr Timm son de tai natu-
raleza. que no Sc espera que pUedan
~recobyarse ambos tUncIon@rios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

Los CIRUjASOS convicnen IN cue Ell TO-
dos los casos de cortaduras, quenfaduras, las
tiruadurlS : heriGas. IA PRlMERA CtRA-
CTOE Is Il mas importa1tc. Cuando IN an
t~jseptico EFICIEETE e. APPLICABLE v~o!Gnts-
rente. no nay pciig-o de infection : las
ne-ida5 comienZau q cicatrizar desdc ruego.
Para el uso del hoEabTc o dc los a.Iima-cs,
BOROHONE IS ei antisePtico ideal y cicatr-
zaior de las heridas. Co.lpr@iO ahora nlisnao-
y este DreyeaiGo e. case de c~ualquier cner-
rencia. De venta por "a 9o,i.a san Pedro
gi0 W. Commerce St. San Antonio, Ec<es.
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
c u P O N
THE BILL DAVIS OIL ASSOCIATION.
Fort Worth. Texas

lltC bIhb "a -
Fort Worth, Texas
Organizada bajo ~escritura publica fecha 20 de
Enero Y r~egistrada debidamente en- los archives del
Condado de Tarrant, Texas.
100000. Precio de cada accion, $1,000.
SOLICITUD DE ACCloNEs.
Techa .........~........ 1918
Por medic del presente ME suscribo con .......
acciones del Capital Social de H BILL DAVIS OIL
ASSOCIATION, 4 razon de $1,000 por accion, compile
.!amente pagadas e indivisibles, por las cuales recibire
Ell certificado respective que ME da derecho a un inte-
res proportional a todos las ut!idades Y Gividendos,
obtenidos DOT dicha Association en- sus diversas opera
clones.
Haganse todos los chicks p~agaderos a favor de la
bill DAVIS OIL ASSOCIATION.
81 I'd. no recibe su certificate dc acciones 10 dias
iespues de que nos haya remitido este cupon sirvase
darnos aviso.
Ocupacion
Telefono
Gale,
Estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

Recorte I'd. ell cup6n que a continuation
aparece Y envielo iunto con su check a la San
Antonio Oil Brokerage Co., 23S E.. Houston ST.,
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

EI senior ". D. ((BnD Davis, Mayor de
la Ciudad de Fort Worth, Texas, eS Ell Organi-
zador V uno de los miembros del ConsejO de
Administration de eSta Compania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

:. :. ): :: :: &: = :. :: = :. = *tS: = ::
!. T~le translation filed with the POST :
= master - San Antonio, Tex. - re- :
!. quI--d by ;he act Of Octobc- .. 1917. &:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
I'd. eI mapa embellishments

$50 acres de terrenos escogidos en- cinco
differences Totes en- tres campos famOso p0r 81
production petrolera-
BURKBURNET - IOWA PARK - DUKE.
Cada ana de nueStraS pertenenclaS estA IN
mediata = pozos que Sc hal}an en- actual pro-
ducci6n. Con tales perSpectivas de eNito eco
mo no hemoS de obtener petr6leo? Nunca Sc
ha ofrecido Ulejor oportunidad para inverrr
Jre la que proporcicna eSta ~Compania.
~Inyierra I'd. hoy misno. Queda POGO
tempo Y la venta de las acciones Sc eSta ha-
ciendo rapidamente. No espere para manana,
podria ser demaSiado tarde.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28
1T TOOK MAN UNCOUNTED
AGES TO DEVELOP A RAZOR

That he could get along with, and
then it required an infinite amount
of whetting and stropping. 1t re-
quired great amount of practice
and patience to use one, and then
the user kept clipping himself and
sometimes man accidentally killed
himself 1t was a common thing
for man when shaving, to be bleed
ing at number of wounds. The
sharper the razor, the less the
danger, and he spent much time
stropping or honing and sometimes
he hired an expert to do it.
1t Was Unsatisfactory for Thou.
sand Years
And he took turns letting his
beard grow, clipping it short with
the scissors (and it stuck him them
and scraping it off with the razor.
Neither one was at all satisfactory,
and finally, in the first great age of
invention, in the nineteenth century
A. D., man invented safety razor.
He might clip the skin with it, but
there was no danger of cutting deep.
Then dozen men studied the prin-
ciple and developed a dozen kinds
OF better safety razors, all more or
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28

life, Is keen observer, has a good
memory, and has been very success
full in all his undertakings. He is
eighty years of age and is still strong
and is the peer of any man in the
county in his ready grasp of business
matters, taken unawares or when
they have time for meditation, and
we asked him to tell something about
conditions after the Civil war and
he spoke about as follows:
'At the close of the Civil war
everybody had money and the first
year or so was a period of great ma
terial development and prosperity.
Everybody was pushing some enter
prise, building or developing some
thing. The second year things were
not so brisk; the third year was
worse, and it continued worse until
the panic of '73. That was brought
on by trying to pay off the war debt
too rapidly. We had fought the war
thru by issuing greenback money
based on the credit of the govern
ment, and when they set about pay
ing this off too rapidly it reduced
the vitality of the nation just as it
would reduce the vitality of man
to drain him of large amount of
his blood, for a nations money is
its blood.
AT the close of Napoleons wars,
England was in debt worse than
America is likely to be, per capita,
at the close of this war, and her
eminent men did not think they
could ever pay off the public debt.
So they planned merely to keep the
interest paid up, and by evading the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28

Alexander Younie gave us an in
terview last August on a subject of
what should be done to keep the
country prosperous after the war,
and it rings so true at this time, we
reprint it for the good it will do,
and to do honor to the man whose
keen memory and clear analysis,
coupled with his vision of futures,
is of inestimable value to our citi-
zens now.
The matter was brought to our at
tention few days ago in a peculiar
way that is worth relating to our
readers. William A. Reade of 1882
Claybourne avenue, Chicago, wrote
this office letter on the fourth of
March relative to the Ludlow Typo
graph, new modern invention that
we have decided to install in the Re-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28

publican office as companion piece
to the linotype, and took occasion
to remind us of Mr. Younie's wis
dom by saying, "Mr. Younie was
right, but very few people can take
this long view For the moment
we lest interest in the typograph and
began looking back to see what it was
that Mr.. Younie had said, thinking
that a man down in Chicago was put
ting one over us to know our fell
low-townsmen and his savings better
than we did. Here is what Mr..
Younie said about how to keep in
dustries going and keep the country
prosperous after the war:
Mr.. YOunie's Prophetic Remarks
Mr.. Younie has led a very active
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28

less successful, and boards, like
Barleycorn, were on the run.
Any kind of a razor is better than
pulling ones whiskers out by the
roots, and any kind of a hard-sur-
faced road is better than wading
thru the mud and dust. There are
as many different kinds of hard
surfaced roads as there are different
kinds of safety razors, all good, but
some better.
Are you going to vote against the
bonds and keep on bucking the mud
and dust and paying the mud-tax?
What would you think of man who
would pull his beard out by the
roots to save the cost of razor?
Think twice now.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28
LOTS OF SNOW AT
HEAD OF SNAKE RIVER

Emery Dickerson, rancher in the
Swan valley country was in town
Monday and brought. the encourag-
ing report of an abundance of snow
in the mountains at the head Of
Snake river in that locality. He says
the snow is four feet deep on the
level and that alone is assurance of
an ample supply Of water.
This observation was made at a
point about twelve miles above
Irvine of the Idaho-Wyoming line.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-28

IT HE Chandler car in its fifth year, has earned
its notable position in the industry by
4 successfully maintained policy of high quality
at fair price 1t has attained the very foremost
standing Skies by the superior performance of its
motor, by the excellence of it's whole mechanical design
and construction by the certainty Of it's service the
road.
Forty thousand Chandler owners know, better than
printed word can TELL the splendid character of this great
1t is history perhaps, but still interesting and inn
portan that the Chandler the first high-grade six
built to sell for less than $780, 1t is history and inn
portar, that the Chandler has always since that time
been car OF unusual value sold unusual price,.
And 1t is vitality important to purchasers this
year that the Chandler refined thru five years develop
men to point approxrnating perfection offers value
approached only by other selling for hundreds of
dollars
We would not have you choose the Chandler Just be-
cause OF its price We would have you choose the Chand-
Ter because of its marvellous because of the ex
ceence the chassis because of the beauty and
comfort OF Chandler bodes because of the stability of
the company which manufactures and markets it. But
stll we would have you note carefully that there is no
other car that matches it at such price
Skilled engineering, efficient manufacturing methods
and sound policies of general business administration
have served to establish the Chandler Six its position
OF leadership.
Owners of Chandler enjoy an exceptional SER
made possible by the excellence of the and thew
particular satisfaction in the pride of onershn
OF such
BOWEN MOTOR COMPANY
"A West Bridge St.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-20
BIC PRIZES IN
AERO CONTEST
English Government Offers $780,
in Awards for the Best Large and
Small Airships With Special Fea-
tures-Many viii Show

LONDON, Sept. 2O.-Prizes ag-
eregating $4,000 will be offered
for efficiency in flying craft 70 be
shown in the aircraft safety compet-
i:inn which the e0vr"nment Will hold
March l next. All entrants must be
British.
The object is to ascertain the best
types of airplanes in which it will be
safe to travel and which, in particu-
lar, will be capable of rising from
and alighting in a small space.
Two types of machines will be en-
tered Small machines with a carry
ing capacity of two, and large ma
chimes with a carrying capacity of
Is, exclusive of crew.
The first prize for the small mach
inc will be $4,000, Second $4,000,
third, $4,000. First prize for the
large machine will be 100000, Sc
cond $4,000, third $4,000. En-
tries are to close December 81 next.
Another competition will be to
choose the best type of float sea-
planes in which it will be safe to
travel and which will rise from land
as we'll as water. Prizes are: First,
$4,000 second, $4,000 and third,
$4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-20
STRAYED.

Bright bay, with lump on back
and With j. Frank Adams brand
2 quarter circle-on left hip. Left
Pankey ranch on Sprlgue river Sept.
10. Reward for information. e. r.
Cardwell. 2O-5t*
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-20
STILL M0LDS PUBLIC OPINION AT IS

Rounding out G3 years Of active
work In the newspaper publishing
game. Major Joseph ". Kelly,
publisher OF the Acme Prospector
at Acme. Wash. is perhaps the
oldest editor In the United States.
He Is now we'll into his Gath year
Of work and despite his 70 years
Is daily on the Job.
Major Kelly is a G. A. Il. man
and has attended most OF the na'
tional encampments. hob-nobblns
with the prominent men OF inc
day. He started his newspaper
career as apprentice boy at war
saw. Ind. In 1856. Since then ~
has worked as printer or wrlter
or both In most every state Id 'ne
union and on many Of the large
city dailies.
His hobby is fishing and NUM-
ing and even yet the salmon
streams Of the west Ct scieh!in0
,whjppings with gamoy fish paving
the penalty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-20
OAT SPROUTS IN MANS EAR

Los ANGELS, Cal, Sept. 90
A grain of oat which had sprouted
and started to grow, was taken from
the ear of William Murray, an en-
ploye of hay market, when he ap-
Piled for medical attention at the Re-
ceiving Hospital here recently, on
account of an earache.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15
FUE UN EXITO LA VELADA QUE Sc CELEBRO EN- DA-
LAS, TEXAS, A BENEFICIO DE LAS VIC
TIMAS DE CORPUS CHRISTI

de Ia fiesta y ell irforme relative
al movimiento de fondos. El produc-
to de dicha fiesta fue de $1,000 can
tidad que figura en- Ia lista cores
pondiente a donativos, que publica-
mos hoy, Y que deja cerrada la
Subscription que abrimos IN favor de
las victimas del ultimo ciclon. Dice
asi Ia carta:
Dallas, Texas u de Oct. de 1919.
ST.. D. Ignacio E. Lozano,
San Antonio, Texas.
Muy senior nuestro:-
Acusamos recibo de Ia muy atenta de
listed fecha ell 7 de los ~corrientes,
agradeciendo sinceramente sus allen
tadoras felicitaciones.
Nos es grato dar a conocer ell
informe del resultado de ruestra
VELADA, celebrada ell dia 10 del
p~resente, dc cuyo infome e%ncontra-
ri nota adjunta, asi como giros pos
tales numeros 172S50 Y 172S5l por
la cantidad de $1,000.
Danes a listed las mas cumplidas
gracias por sus a]tencioneS, Y approve
chamos Ia oportunidad PARA repetir-
nos de listed afmos. altos. S. S.
Por Ia Comisi6n:
4. S. MUNOZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15
LA VELADA

No obstante Ia fuerte lluvia que
Sc desat6 desde las 2 de Ia tarde
del citado dia 10, Ia colonia meXica-
ma no dei6 pasar dess.r Dido ell
llamamiento que Sc lie hiciera en- nom
bre de la humanidad.
4 ia bora fiiada de antemano do
principle Ia velada, a la cual asistio
selecta Y distinguish con~currencia,
que llenaba por complete, ell salon.
Tcdos los ninleros fueron aplaudidos
estrepitosamente, pues fueron de.
semuenados con absolute correction,
s~obresaliendo los enc?mendadcs a
las seNoritas Medeuin, quienes es-
tuvieron a una altura en1diable;
o. &c Ia sonora Prafesora A. F. de
Rodriguez. ouian ]pronnnci6 II be-
llisima comoosici6n. original; de las
]senoritas Ramirez Barbosa V Mon
talvo; la alocuci6n del professor Sal
cedo: el nImero musical del doctor
NJ. A. Serna. Quien ruso de relieve
sus facultades artisticas Y su doml-
Mo del violin.
Al finalizar Ell prcgrama de Ia We
lada. di lectura a la carta que el Di-
rector de LA PRENSA dirigi6 con
fecha : del presente. habiendo aolau
dido acknowledgements 81 uublico
Ia lectura de dicha carta Y habiendo-
Sc lanzado vivas a LA PRENSA.
Despues sigai6 cl bale que obse-
uui6 e. Club Union Y Recrec, pro-
loncandose hasta Ia una V media de
la manana del siguiente dia. en- me-
do de gran entusiasmo.
4. s. MUNOZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15
DE ENVIAR a PARRAL
A LOS EMPLEADOS DEL FE-
RROCARRfL DE DURANGO

Tclccrcmq Esocricl pcrc Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Octubre 14.--M.
L. Hutchins, Superintendent del fe-
r~rocarril de Parral a Durango, Sc
haila tan satisfecho a causa de la
mejoria que Sc observa en- las condi-
clones que prevalecen en- el Norte
de Chihuahua que va a enviar de
nueva cuenta a Parral a los emplea-
dos de dicha negotiation que Sc en-
cuentran en- esta p~oblaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15

ENTRADA TOTAL....S 1880
SALIDAS
Pagado por Ia impression
de 1000 programas........ 22.5O
UTILIDAD LIQUIDA.... 1900
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15
CELEBRO CONSEJO Ell GA
BINETE

TcycqrGur Especial para La PRENSA:
NUEVA YORK Octubre 14.-Hoy
tuvo lugar una junta del Gabinete
en- Ia que Sc d~iscutio Ia situacion ge-
neral V de manera especial la refe-
rente al trabajo Y Ia escaSez de azu-
car.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15
TREINTA Personals FUERON
MUERTAS EN- STELLA

TeIer~ama Especial nara LA PRENSA
NUEVA YORK, Octubre 14.-De
acuerdo con IN despacho ~procedente
de Roma, cerca de treinta personals
resultaron muertas en- los difeyentes
cheques habidos entire los campesi-
nos armados y las tropas en- Stella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-15

En- nombre da la Comision encar-
gada de celebrar la Velada de Carl
dad q beneficio de las victimas del
cicl6n en- Corpus Christi, ell senior A.
S. Mun6z, de Dallas, Texas, nos en-
via la carta que a continuation pu-
blicamos, juntamente con la cronica