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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-21

Zen question, glanced inquirinsiy
toward Estada. who had already CON-
pletely lost his sense Of humor.
"Go!" the latter growled. "why
send the wench below I'll see to hes
later. and teach her who In the master
here. on with her now. but he back
quickly" He leaned out over the rail.
sending his gruH voice below. "Send
40 thar chest, you men. Hook on the
boat. Manuel, and let her drag; we
must get out OF here In hurry. All
ready. aloftT
"Ay, ny, sir"
Then sheet home; how u II for
rardf"
Both anchors apeak, sir"
"Smartly done-hard down with
your helm therel That's 1t; now let
her play of slowly"
lie caught sight OF me. All the saw
| age brutality Of his nature had been
brought to the surface by Dorothys
stinging words. aud he sought now
some ut opportunity to give II vent
Before l could move. he had gripped
me by the collar. and swung me about,
va that the light streaming out from
the cabin fell directly on my luce.
"What the devil are you doing, loaf
Ing aft hcrer I've seen you hanging
about for ten minutes, never lifting d
hand. Who are you anyhow
Joe Gates, sir"
| "Gates-another damned English
man, How did you ever get aboard
hereW
1t was the returning LeVere whC
made explanation before could reply
Manuel brought him on board last
night. Picked him up drunk ashore
IL see. Well now, do you happen "a
cave anyOdea who | ain. Gates?"
| "No, sir-only that you are one OF
the officers"
81 am the first officer, and In com
mand at present. Pedro Estada is my
name. Now, you damned English
whelp, remember that !"
Before l even suspected what was
coming. his unexpected action as swift
as the leap Of poised tiger, he struck
me fairly between the eyes with the
butt of pistol, and / went down
sprawling onto the deck. For a mo-
ment l seemed, in spite of the vicious
ness of the blow, To retain a spark OF
consciousness, for l knew he kicked
me savagely with his heavy sea boots
I felt the pain. and even heard the
words, and curses, accompanying each
brutal stroke.
You drunken dog! You whelp OF S
sea wolf. You English cur! Take
that--damn you! And that! You'll
not forget me for awhile. That's II
-squirm. like to see II. When you
wake up again, you'il remember Pedro
Estada. How did that feel, you grunt'
ing pig? Here, LeVere, Manuel. throw
this sot into the forecastle. Curse you
here is one more to jog your memory
The heavy, iron-shod boot landed
full in my face. and every sensation
left me as sank Imply back, bloody
and unconscious.
(To BE COntinued)
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GRiNNELL CARRIES OFF HoNoRs.
Students Win Big Events in Drake
Relay Meet.

! Des Moines, April 21-Grinnell Col
lege. baby member of the Missouri
Valley conference, Charlottesville,
Ind. high school and Cedar Rapids
high school carried away the major
portion of the honors in the tenth an
nual Drake relay met at the Stadium
Saturday afternoon.
Hass, of Grinnell. defeated an array
of the best one hundred yard sprinters
in the middle west, his feat of nosing
out such men as Johnson. Of Michigan,
Haddock of Kansas Hayes of Notre
Dame and Butler, of Dubuque, pe1ns
the real surprise of the meet, while
the Scarlet and Black team Of which
he also was member finished first
in/ the Missouri valley section Of the
half mile relay which was run in two
parts.
The highly touted Charlottesville
high school short relay team lived up
to expectations by winning one sec
ton of the half mile event and TAX
ing first in the mile race. Cedar Rapids
also took two events-the two mile and
medley-and set relay meet record
in the former.
The special 100-yard dash was again
the feature event of the meet. AS the
fieet-footed coterie of runners took
their marks for the report Of Starter
Bobby Thompson's Whistle every spec
tator was on his feet awaiting the 70.
suit with expectancy.
Sol Butler. the famous negro athlete
of Dubuque college. and seminary. OBJ
tained a good start and led, the field
most of the Way to the tape Hass. o.
Grinnell, former Adair high school
athlete, ran about fourth or fifth to
the halfway mark wheq he was seen
to step by all competitors except But
let, with whom he crossed,the tape on
such even terms that the winner was
a matter of doubt until official an
npuncement was made.
Hayes Of Notre Dame finished close
on Buffers heels for third while
Johnson, Of Michigan. Carroll. Of Hi
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Chronic Constipation.

There are people who never have q
movement Of the bowels without IL u
produced by a cathartic. Most OF them
have brought that condition on them
selves by the use OF mineral waters
and strong cathartics that take too
much water out OF the system and ag-
gravate the disease they are meant TO
relieve. A milk laxative tonic like
Chamberlaiu's Tablets affords a gentle
movement OF the bowels that you
hardly realize has been produced by n
medicine. and their use IN not 40 likely
to be followed by constipation -Adver-
tsement.
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nois and Colby Of Iowa were closely
punched for fourth The oRicials
picked oniy tho Arst three places. II
had boon runorcd for several days that
Johnson. the great Michigan star. had
no chahce 10 win the event as he was
not In condition, but Hass' victory was
n complete surprise TO n majority OF
the spectators.
One mile college relay WABASH
tManley. Beck Brown, Sicholson),
hrst: Coe CHolt. LOTUS, Trowbridge.
Fentress), second; Hamline 'Jones,
Hudson. Burns, Alwin). third: Parsons
(Stever. Covert. Allen, GallaheD,
fourth. Time. 3;33 As.
Half-miie high school relay Ffrst
section LCra wfordsville (Dlnwiddle,
McGcath, Kennedy, Patterson. first
Mason city tBrewton. Cobbcll. X
Casey. II. Crawford) second West Dcs
Moines tschee, Brown. Re- Beck
third. Marshalltown (Ga' . Rock,
Bowman, Harrington) four. Time
1885 40.
Two mile university relay-Notre
Dame (Meredith. Sweeney, Nc
Donough.. Meehan) first, Chicago
Lewis, Moore, Speer, McCook) sec
ond, Illinois wv. w. Brown. Schech
Gardiner. d. BROWN third, Wisconsin
(Ramsey. Smith, Pickard, Kayser)
fourth. Time. S:02.
Half mile high school-@t Second Sec
tion)-Boone (Seiling. Higbee, Thomp-
son, Menges) first, Waveriy (Harring-
ton, Erbes, Iserman, Saylor) second
Laurens (Allen Buckwalter. Holland
Spees) third, Perry (McGoey, Dig
nan. smith. Elsasser) fourth. Time
1888. ..r
Two-mile high school relay-Cedar
sem first. East Dies Moines (King
Grove, Greenlee, Dwyer) second, Boone
COX, Moran. Higbee, Menges) third
Fort Dodge (Thompson. Nordeen. AL
bright, Minty) fourth. Time, 1894 As
new record. '...--.- ...
High school shuttle-North Dee
Moines CHarmon. Myers. Greenman,
Walsh) first. Mason City (Brewton
Cobbell, H. Casey II. Crawford) Sec
ond. Marsballtown (Gelvin, Rock Bow
man. Harrington third, West Des
Moines Creed, Beck, Brown. Schee)
fourth. Time AT 30.
10O-yard dash-Hass (GrinnelD first
Butler (DubuQue) second, Hayes
(Notre Dame) third. Time 10 10.
Four-mile university relay-Chicago
lewis. Long, Moore. McCosh) first
Ames (Hansen. Smith, Mitchell, Stone)
second, Drake (Pell, Hicke. Cresap
Feike) third. Time. 1856 3-5.
Mile high school relay-Crawfords-
vile sDinwiddie, McGrath, Kennedy
Patterson) first. West Des Moines
Chesley. Marsh. Lawson, Beck) Sec
ond. Mason City GARNER. Crawford
P. Casey c. Thompson) third, West
Waterloo (sedgwick. Lichty. Peterson
G. Miller) fourth. Time $40 3-5.
Half-mile relay university first Sec
tion)-Grinnell (Hass. Vinsell, Minty
Cowden) first. Kansas (Haddock. Rod
ky, Cliff, O'Leary) second. Nebraska
Gibbs. Lyman. Smith. McMahon)
third. Drake (Hainmer. Burnett, Brind-
ley. Quint) fourth. Time 1881.
Haif-miie university (second section)
Michigan (Meese, Butler. Losch
Johnson) first, Illinois mills, Prescott
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IOWA PlTTsBURGhERS MEET
Hawkeye Society Holds Annual Ban
ouet in Smoky City.


Pittsburgh, April 2i-The annual
banquet of the Iowa Society Of Pitts
burgh was held in the Hotel Chatham
Friday evening, ApSl Is,
Chancellor Samuel Black McCor-
mick, of the University of Pittsburgh,
a former president of tie Coe College,
paid an eloquent tribute to Iowa IN
his Grafton Iowa and Americanisin."
The society has more than 200 nom
bers. many Of them being graduates o'
the engineering school at Am"s, Iso~
employed in Pittsburgh.
A luncheon is held the first Thurs
day of each month in the Kaufman &
Baer club rooms. and this Is open 70
all former residents of Iowa. and theft
wives and husbands regardless OF
membership in the society.
At the business meeting the follow
ing officers were elected: y. ID. Sallec.
presidcn G. +. Comcgys, vice prcsi-
dent; Carroll c. Robertson, 1909 oil
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DISBARMENT CASE DELAYED.
Action Against Rathbun Attorney
Postponed Until Aug. 20.

Special 10 mes-RepubIlcan.
Ida Grove. April 2l.-Judge r.. g.
Ebert closed the February term OF The
district court last Saturday and issued
an order. fixing the time OF the George
II. Clark disbarment hearing for Aug.
20. Judge Albert gave as his reason
for carrying the hearing over until
fall, the fact that the summer vacn-
ton for district judges was close at
hand and nearly all Of the jurists in
this section of the state would be
holding court the coming week. The
judge to preside at the hearing will be
selected by the supreme court.
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According To "a British authority
there were at least twenty different
noxious gases made use OF in the world
war
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Chose to Continue Playing the Fool.

Chose to Continue Playing the Fool.
deck. Estada chose to continue play
ing the fool.
Thanks, senorita--thanks,' he be-
gan softly, and again bowling before
her, cap in hand. I'VE greet you with
due honor aboard the Namur-"
Enough Of that, you coward. you
murderer" she broke In coldly. DO
not touch nor speak to me-"
She turned her back on him, thus
coming face to face with LeVere, who
stood enjoying the scene, wide grin
on mis- dark face, revealing row OK
white teeth under Jet-black mus
tache.
you, sir--you are an officer2"
II have. charge Of the deck
Then where am to gof ..r
The mulatto. surprised by the sud-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
cOMBATES EN- JALlSC0
Ell pueblo de San Cristobal
fue ocupado y saqueGdo

GUADALAJARA, Jal. Mayo Is
Aver Sc entaalo IN Eutrido t.roteo Ell
T las fGerZas del -oaierno : IN -rG-
90 de rebeldes. Cuando cStoS preten-
3ian ~apoderarSe iel pueblo dc San
Cristo5al &c Ia Barranca.
E. tiroteo sc p:o!oag1 por espacIo
lie algunaS horas, al cabo dc las cua-
les los rtvolucionarios !ograron apo
dersrse dc Ia poolacion G imporer IN
preStaro forzoSo al comercio de d
locaiidad. Como e neSaran 4 clio
dos comercianres de Ia Mia, los re
teldeS sc irdignaron ' al evacUar IA
plaza 50 los ~llevaron eNigiendo por
clos un tuertc re>c2;c.
Las fuerzaS c~arrarciSIas Al ma1do
el captain Isabel 0thuU Pho, a'caa-
aaron a los alzados Y locrsron de-rc-
tarIoS. ~qujtaHdolez <eis cahailcs. dleH
carabinas Y nacie2dolcs SerS p-ISione~
roS. los que fucron paS2dos 7or las
armaS entertainments.
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FELICISTAS DETENIDOS
Sc les "a q mandar hacia los
camPanentos rebeldes por
orden de Carranza

NERACRUZ. Mayo 2S.-Ayer fue
ca2turado por la policia el conoci-
do calcno Jorge Ruiz. circulando cor
este motive dos versioneeS acerca
&c la causa de la apprehension: mos
Gicen que esta acusado de mjurias
Y u~lt-ajes al ~gobicrno. n tanto que
otros aseguran que es agente fe!icls-
Ia. Sc disc aSi m!smo cue sera en-
barcado hoy en- IN tren miiltar con
destino a Paso del Macho. dcnde sc
lie ob!igara a unirse o los revolu-
c%ionarios. SeCun parece. el gobiernG
dc Carranza. Sc ha propuesto mar
Oar al campo revolucionario a todaa
las personals CUE :areZcan estar COM
piicaGaS con ellos. Tamoien fue-
ron aprchsndidos dos franceseS: Vic
tor Lautz : Mario Bergcront. acusa-
dos dc ser agentes felicistas en- este
puerto. Igualmcnte seran enviados
al campo De Gabay o bien Sc les ex-
pulsara del pals,
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O~BREGOMISTA PRES0
Hacia propaganda en- favor
de la candidatura de 0bre-
gon en- Veracruz

JALAPA, Yer. Mayo Z6.-Felipe
Dominique que hace POGO tempo ini-
clio trabaios en- favor dc Aware Obre-
g0n para la Presidential dc la Re
publica. ha Sido enCarcelado hoy en-
esta ciudad. dorde estaDa tcabajan-
do como suOdeiegado IN la organl-
zacion De clubs Coliticos.
Dominique Sc ha dirijido urgente-
mente al deIegado diputado Manuel
z. Niravetc, pidiendo?e que Sc lie im-
partan laa garant:fS neCesarias (
fin de que trabaje en- favor de la can
Gidatura del general Oregon, que Sc
gun el es muy hosti!iZada por las an
toridaGes militares del Estado de We
rscruz. Guiene, Sc han ~dcclarado
francamcnte gonZalistaS.
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LAREDO. Texas. Mayo 22.-AlgI-
nos concentrates ilegados aQul pre-
cedentes de Monterrey, quejanse
amargamente de las dificultades que
ahora Sc cstan prezertando' en- ei
trafico con Ell puerto dc Tampico. de-
lido 4 Ia extraorGinaria ~actividai dcs-
vIegada nor los revolucjonarios en-
ire aqueI puerto Y la capital de Ia
maulipas. campo ahora dc u opera
clones.
Ell traficc.-dicea ahora los VIA
ieros-ro podra eStar segur3 QUEEN
sabe hasta cuando, 81 Sc tlene en-
cucr,a cl numero de rcvoluciorarlos
qae Caraveo marGa hoy. rUes "a To-
grade rcurir 4 toGoS les e.eEen-
tos en- armas. fernando con clos IN
.idcico como de sejSciersos hombres-
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Sc CONSJRUlEA UN NUEVO
MERCADO

SALTILLO, Coahuila. Mayo Is
ElAyuntamiento dc esta ciuGad va 4
lamar una c~onvocatoria relativa q IL
construction de ur nuevo mercado
que sc denominara Pho .Suarcz." A
este cfecto ha sido comisionado e!
reg.dor de Hacienda, para que haga
ell proyecto Y bases relatives.
FL mercado que Sc lrata de cons
truir sera bajo un modelo cntera-
mente moderno, teniendo Ago dc
analogo con el mercaGo Corona"
lie Guadalajara, Y en- las afueras del
mercaGo. junto a las puertas Sc abri-
ran establecimitntos comcrciales con
gro miscelaneo.
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NUEV0 OFFICIAL MAYOR
Lo fue nombrado en- Hacien-
da Ell ST.. Alberto
de la Canal

MENICC,, \ F. Mayo 2S--Ha 81
DO nombrado Official Mayor dc la
Secretaria do Hacienda Y Crtdito
Publico, cl senior Alberto de Ia Ca
nal.
I'll senior Canal presto Ia protes1a
dc ley aver CT la tarde ante ell Sc
crctario Gel Ramc. Luis Cabrera. to-
mando desdc l1ego possession de 81 en-
pleo. FL nuevo Official Mayor. Ill
timamente dessmpehaba el puesio de
auditor Ell Ia Contaduria General de
"a Naci0n Y anteriormente a csc en-
pleo. faG enpieado del Banco de
Londres Y Mexico.
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Sc ordeno la PERSECUTION.

al tcnerse ncticia en Ciudad VIC
toria de 10 suced,Go. pues ia estacion
"Forlon" esta So,2mente a una no
"a V media de distancia. Por trer. Sc
ordeno qae salieran fusrzas suficlen-
les 4 persegu!r : los alzaGos; pero
6gtoz "a Sc habian retirado rumbo u
IA Sierra de Llera. que es donde tic
nen 81 Quartet general. el que no
ha podido scr batido por fa.ta dc
grandes e~ieE'entos. pues como Sc sa-
he. 10 principal de las fuerzas que
hav en- Tamaul;pas cst&n ocupada:
en- vi-iiar Supplements a Pcl&e2,
ouien. como slempre. s!gue Tranquil
o en- sus Gominios. a pear de todas
la anoenazas qac lie ha hecao CT ca
rraacismo.
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La dcnt;ci6T 81 los n!noS sienrprc atrarie-
81 nor IN duro periodic especialmente GUAM
&c empieza en- 81 tempo caiuroso. No So
lamente sufreR por los obictoS de hulc que
Sc les dan I masticar para calmar IL irri-
tacion. siro cue ST es'oE1aCo g intestInoS
atravisap ror las peo-eS condolences. FL
mejor remedio QUO us;cd psie6e dar al pc
Guero pacientc. cs G NcGEE'S BABl ELI
XTE- Corr.-c ios dcs6-5cHeS eStoncaca!es y
Ssfrcscs y cain'a IA irriiaci II de les intes-
tiaoS. 81 m:smo tempe cue ayada a Ia
digestion. De veuts por Ia BoEca san Pc
S.o de Z. Cchn & Co.. San Antonio. Teas.
(Adv.I
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CARAVEO FUE QUEEN MTERRUMPl0 Ell TRAFlCO
ENTIRE MONTERREY Ell PUERTO DE TAMPIC0
.Mds de setecientos hombres ha reuRido con las fuerzas de
Cabalero, Lopez, Oregon y Carrera Torres, y con elias
fratard de r,nntener interrumpido Ell trdlco

Son jefes de esa co!umna, a las
crdenes dc Caraveo, Luis Cabailero,
Eugenio Lopez. Carlos Oregon, Fran
cisco Carrera Torres V alguros otros
dc menor significacioI que tamolen
Sc nan undo V que estan amenazan-
do constantemente la via del ferro-
carr!l.
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LAWN y F~orlon, destruidos.

Sin haber aniquilado el largo puen-
,e dc la Estacion "Fo-lon', de cNcelen
tie construction Ge flerro ! piedra. til
RADIO sobre ell rio del mismo nombre,
porque tai vez nc conVenga d los in.
tereses de los revoluci9nacios, el ira
fico con Tampico estuvo i~nterrlrpido
varios dias. a cauSa dc uue los alza-
dos l~evantaron Y destruyeron una
gran tramo dc via. ccrca lie ~aQuella5
cstacicncs. con objetc dc apoGerarse
!e IN largo convoy de cargo que iba
para 81 puerto.
Los revoiucionarios detuvieron e!
tren. p~rocediendo ell seguida a eXa-
minarlo, creyendo que IN los furgo-
mes haoIa cargamento que les podla
ser it'll. No fue aSi, porque el tren
iba de vacIo. precisameate Ell tuscn
de mercancias al citado puerto.
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81 listed viaJa POGO o mucho. nceesi;a de-
tocos modos que sus oetacas scan f~uertcs-
y bicr re!O-=adas. listed Luedc conseruirlas~
en- esta fabrica. en- donde s;cmpre eneon-
tiara in surtidU regular dc toda c!asc dc ar
ticuios de Niajc. Nj nuevo domicilio es 6l3-
Doicrcsa ST. Mande hacer sus petacas de Ia
nancra quo listed quicra y con los depar--
tamcHtos que desec. aqIi 10 dcjarcnos CON-
t.nt0. Mandc comoouer las cue tenga. Sc
ahorrara muSho dinero. Ocurra q mi casu
para quo Yea I-ecios y ciases. No admi.
ten conpctencia en- Ia obra nj en- los precios.-.
Economic Trunk Co.. D.. MuhoZ Lcdo. ur~
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Cuando libros en- espanol,
hiruase a lgnacio E. Iozano, lis \,
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas
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A. BUEROS. D. c.
CHTROPE.iCTOR.
Ji2 Swearinrcn Bld-.

Cu-a toda clase &c cnferm,Iades sin e
use dc medic;nas nj ci-ugis. Cercbro. nc--
vios. ojos. oidos. nariz, sarganta.. ~corazon.
pu!mcnes. higado. intes;inos. RHO
ne.. vejiga y Intermediates ie senoras 81
listed csta cansado de yer medicos sii re-
su!'ado, ~vis:tenc y Ie denostrare como. por
necic de Aiustcs Chiropract;cos en- ~ e-
pima dorsa!. pucde =ecohrar Ia sa!u.i sin :ssr
m-dic'ras nj sglrir opcracioncs. Es,ssial
alesci6n a las cnfermedadcs cr6ricss a
Intermediates de SINOS.
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MATRiMONiALES

MEXICANO DE so amos de edad desc. on \
cablEr rcocio1es con senorila mcxf- "a de
IS a % amos de edad. objeto mat. ,.L,n;o...
Dcbe ser honrsda y dc buenas sostumbtes~
Quten 80 interese puede dirigirse a Asustin-
N. Rodriguez. Ideal. Colo. (sI-
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ENSENANZA

VICENTE LARIOS. Professor de piano;
alumao del Conscrvatorio de Mlsiea de IA
Ciudad de Mexico. boy classes 4 domiciiio.
Precios c6nodos. l57 North ST. Te!efono
Travis 3l45.
TAQUlGRAFIA Y TENEDURiA DE IL
EROS por sistema muy practice y baTato.
JigSits. Hicks Bldg. >Altos de IA Botica
Wagner.
LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTO a do
micilio. Prccios eonveuc:onales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANo. Eraduado en- los Conserva-
torios dc Paris y Madrid. Recibe ordcnes 3ls
Morales s.. Sc habia frances y cspano!.
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ECONOMIC PHARMACY

40 Ruiz Street. Telefono Travis $50.
San Antonio. Texas.
En- esta farmacia. quo acabamos dc ms
talar. cncontrari I'd. tode 10 ccnccrnicntc
al ramo ; que no haya en- ci iusar dc su
Residential
EsTccialmentr nos dciicamcs al trsta-
micnto O. las cnfermedades de Ia sangre
y sus derivados.
ConsIltcnos I'd. sin pcrdida dc item
DO y qucdara sstisfecho. no importa dc
que Sc tratc. I'd. rerihira contestzcion in
mediate 4 su cntera satisfaction.
Dirija I'd. tsda So correspondence a
la siSuicnte direction:
3. CCMEZ Y GA.
40 Ruiz Street San Antonio. Texas.
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PRESTAMOS

PEESTAM0S iincro sobrc Bonos de "a Lii
oeEtad al . TOR ce;nto annual. Tanbien sc-s-
ore ~Estampiiiss dc Ahorro de Guerra. Ocu-
iran 500 Sate Bank Bldg. o Russell Blds.
80.
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Sc SUPLICA a las personals que hsyan lido
en- CT tren que Sc dcscarrilo el martes IS de
Mayo. > las & p. m. en- Ia csquina de Ia,
Gales Soiedad = Houston. quo hablcn a Mrs.
Robertson. Crockett 2i5J. ta1
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Ell tren, Forlon y LAWN, quemados.

Cuando los rcvoiucionarios sc cor
vcncieron de que NADIA dc prorecho
podian obtener del convoy. Sc dlrigie-
ron a los carros-tanques del combuStl-
0le.. cuyo iiquido desparr2maroH So
bre los ~furgones, ~ponia1doles fuego
en- seguiGa. f2nto estos. que cram ell
nume7o dc cstorce a dieciocno. como
Ia locomotora. Qucdaron consumIdos
por las llamas q las pocas horGs, for
mando IN monitor de cscombros V &C.
nizas soore "a misrla via i~nterrumpl-
ia.
Luego dc esta hazana. Caraveo or
demo dirieirSe a las estacioaes de La
vim Y Forl6r, distances n de la otra
como ocho o diez kliCmetros. De
elias aprovecharon TODD 10 que ha-
tia en- las bodcgaS V en- las o~f'cinas y.
como al convoy. sc les prcndio fue-
go. uuedando completamsnte d2s-
truIdas.
E. t~elegrafiSta dc Forlou.-en La
yin no 10 hay-no tuTo tlcmco dc
dar aviso ! Victoria. deoido Il cue los
-evoiucionarios 10 >~orprcnGicron, co..
tando CT scguida los hilos del telegra-
20.
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