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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20

overfcwine his
Switzerland, the No Man, Land for fallen
will any they may
in Switzerland on that pleasant June morning of 1917
L that deprivation be only the
lord wred the mailed fist Germany with further aid Al
mighty God will tbone Of which by right
The armies Germany allies will wreck
who soeny lay their criminal
hands you."
Bulgaria the drop ncandescen from the Euro
skies when the shooting monarchy began disappear
space rapidly meteors in August.
Charles of Austria Hungary down. swift And
that shook the Wilhelm of Germany In his
followed vertabe Of abcaonE the Grown
Prince Ludwig III Of Bvaria Wilhelm of Wurtemburg and Duke
Ernest of Brunswick, the Kaiser's son-in-law.
In their this meteores began pull other
with that has irresistible Those who have been
avalanche falling include little kings
pa aud than people supposed continent could
bold.
Not long Germany hewng toward Paris And
all duches apparently CULVER
of a revolution
Ferdinand Gar of Bulgaria also pleased otherwise with
first wife Marie Louise. French princess
Eeono the eignng
Ferdinand had welded the Balkans together
policy influence could
keep him his throne and he eating his heart exile
Queen Austria exEmpress Augusta of Germany.
Princess Cece of Germany Princess only
daughter the Wurebug and the
German Pncesses without the
spects of any
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
German Women Who Have Lost
Theff tfusbafsd's Thfouoy



In the last wenyfour months
kinpdoms and fourteen others aneasy bncine toterng
thrones 80
In each instance the the case has been
Pro- German wife, The notable
Csarna OF Russia and the German Queen of Greece
admitted all sides largely stubborness
the beautiful Carna and her manipulation by her Cousin William
henzoen that the Royal
constellation. sggs
Thanks the Czarna the
children
Her German all the remarkable when
that her mother English
much beloved Princess Alice daughter Queen that the
Cana most of her girhood around Windsor Castle One
remember. however. that she had German father
Sophie of Greece sister the Kaiser and wife exKg
santine kept her pro Of the nearly
Ministry after Ministry fell. Riot after through
Athens Insult after insult heaped Greece by her
envy the Turk -s8rs #sa-eSts4
Through everything the Pruan Sophie the
inactivity while the Bugars invaded his
Allies blocked his the people eered
Constantine first King George Eng
land. as we'll as King of a pro-Ally nation
had Russia but his
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
Nicknames Replace Division Numbers

The American for nicknames Nobody and nothing
him. There for Uncle Black
shDg doughboy and aherneo Windy City;
and Little Rhody So it
visions of the known fighting
cial numerical designation.
For example, the Thirty seventh division naturally
the Buckeye made National Guardsmen
Indiana Kentucky
the Lincoln division The Oregon Washing
Montana daho Wyoming Dakota Sunset
the famous Rainbow
local color from half the the Anyway
portions the National Guards of New York Louisiana
Wisconsin Ohio Georgia Alabama, Indiana
Maryland South Carolina Colorado Missouri Virginia. North
na Kansas Texas New Jersey Tennessee Oklahoma District
lumba Michigan Nebraska California
questions the most cosmopolitan division that left American shores
The Twenty NINTH from New Jersey. Virginia Maryland Della
and the District Columbia the Blue and Gray division
is the of the division containing
Georgia Alabama and Florida The Ninety Washington
Oregon Colorado, Nevad Utah. Idaho Montana Wyoming
the Wild West Division As of the doughboys Egheh
from south of Mason and Dxon
of Lee division.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
The Rivers OF France

H. J. NJ, IN London Times
The rivers of France are ten score and twain,
But five are the names that we know,
The Marne, the Vesle the Ourcq and the Aisne
And the Somme Of the swampy flow
The rivers of France. from source to sea,
Are nourished by many rill.
But these five. if ever drought there be,
The fountains of sorrow would FIJI.
The rivers of France shine silver white,
But the waters of five are red
With the richest blood IN the fercest fight
For freedom that was shed.
The rivers of France sing soft as they run,
But five have song of their own.
That hymns the fall of the arrogant one
And the proud cast down from HE throne.
The rivers of France ai quietly take
To sleep in the house of their birth,
But the carnadined wave of Eve shall break
Go the uttermost strands of earth.
Five rivers of France, see their names writ
On banner of crimson and gold
And the glory of those who fashioned it
Shall nevermore cease to be told.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
Relata Refero


By Scissor,
An Eptaph
Beneath this lies Thomas Cand.
His home in York.
The wuz n q hurry and
Forgot smell the cork.
Reports that the Hohnzolern family salvage $685.
100000 Of the wreck won't buoy pay
the indemnity
Stack needles" the order recently issued by
the United States
An inventory articles sufficient
needs OF lighting the and abroad and of Red
lief commissions Knitted articles making
and turned into the 1854 Red Cross which
More than 1OO0OO 900 socks mu helmets
wlets turned the preceding
throw the Central Powers Virtually army received
wooden fashioned fingers thousands of
women who chose that method of aiding win the
The little island in the mouth of the Forth which
devious Konigebeg Fleet
had previous with the
contains 18th Adrian
who. with 5000 other Hungaans said have
Danes and buried the island In former Is
their families lived May fishing season.
fisherman the Fife annually making
island The wreck and total loss passage
to the May brought the o a tragic
Jewish tradition has effective remedy for
plague hold marriage
East Side of New York who suffering with influenza
Rose Schwartz Abraham Lachterman rid New York
Spanish influenza supplied taxicab
wedding for the BRIDE and appropriate gifts the bridegroom
small flat also furnished for the couple
taken to make the
Kings John youngest son of the king and
queen England quietly sleep prince
born 1905 had suffered pep fits since his infancy These
late had become frequent finally his
typhoon swept PHILIPPINES archipelago few
estimated The o. s. shipping Quantico
which nterand traffic driven ashore
and wrecked Sixteen of the aboard lost their lives
Japanese history literature
richly
the Toxic Herald of Asia 1T only therefore,
the the
Our adopted the blossom insignia of al
being for after the of skura which
falls the height of natural glory and human admiration without the
slightest desire to linger in this sordd world"
Judge H. w. Vaughn of u s. court Hawaii
Chinese Japanese aliens the u
entitled citizenship congress
citizenship Shmodo.a enlisted
naturalization examiner had previously refused his app
cation declaring the
Washington said that 400 other Japanese will seek
the ruling of Judge Vaughn despite the fact that the
has undertaken have shmodo citizenship
papers Cancelled.
Enough eggs lost through spoaqe deterioration at the
production in this
army approximately
eggs to $125, 735500
Carrier pigeons protected
prey whistle them which makes all
the the bird is in fight
The 4t Commandment was strictly observed by John whe6ed
pagoda
shop when observance
royalty King Rangoon
ho1f visit Mr. the
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20

National Guard Then It Must Be RECONSTRUCTED
If congress
the nation Baker the
will ground When
discharged they will civilian life without obligation either
the federal National Guard
Should military training
probable that the National exist.
There many National Guard
which affected The great the however,
merged the the
the thereby identity These
tued recruited strength again the federal
for before
lied National Guard
Mr.. Baker he
the old
until after the divisions which
France would desirable thought that
from those divisions be
would enable he said the reconstructed
the old organizations
the of the historic battles Fanceof
the second Mane, the the Argonne Forest
Sedan Cote Chllon and other the
their
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales BY Ambitious Writers
Selected
Where Are Cherry Tree and Hatchet?

Where Are Cherry Tree and Ratchet?
valuable collection Of Westinghouse collected BY R. T.
Chicago has been presented by him the naval academy
Annapolis Memorial hall the academy The
collection includes
Nine whist One executors account
Washington period
17624 inclusive Key house which General Washington
Washgon snubox One invita-
ton to dine addressed to Benjsmin West.
parchment $50 of land dated October %
Deed 39 land dated Febru
Deed parchment for SIG land dated April
camp written by General Washing
Is autographs Survey made personally by General
Washington his Recommendation and
Discharge of Nicholas H with General
Washngton's Invitation James Madison dine
Two cups engraved with "W" used by General Washing
Revolutionary Silver steel shoe buckle owned
by Col John Augustine Washington brother of General
Pair gold buckles by General Wash
ngon Wegewood brooch owned by General Wahgo Four
engraved copper General ashingons
One shell snuff box. gold rims and gold button
CENTER marked g. w. to J. A. w."
and white and gold china used by General Wash
ington at Mount Vernon.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
Paris Now Has Wilsonitis; Americans in Danger

the French capital has Wionits
vrnt FORM President Wilson just the hobby of
who's old what it's all about They've al
him the Wilson cocktail Wilson hghba Wilson
hat, shoe Wilson and Wilson march,
Everywhere hotel theatre the streetyou
hearth discussing LIE President Wilson,"
No who the Frenchman is who
finally
that 8 uppermost in his mnd-Preedent Wilson.
The American civilian in Paris of about Whereabouts who
resemblance president emba
rassments
His joker friends evening" the crowded bou
wards where the merrymakers hrong him
French Pous and their girl friends with wink There
President Wilson ncognito At least three dgnd
gentlemen different surrounded by
doing dance end their being kissed kissed
kls.s-e-d.
Paris stock of "Vve Las" is almost exhausted.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
An Epitaph

Au Ep1taph
Beneath this stun lies Thomas Cand,
His home wuz in New York.
The nuss wuz in hurry and
Forgot to smell the cork.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20

report public weeks detailed
vision department The
coats 100000 ovecoats 100000 Shirts
stockings 100000 blankets Whatever supplies
before the troops for regular
establishment will doubtless be savaged it said
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
SALIERON LOS COMISIONADOS
DE LiMITES

Aver como Sc tenia anunciado sa-
Heron de esta ciudad para Ia de
Monterrey, a donde deben llegar esta
noche, los miembros que componen
la Comisi0n de Limites que Sc reunlo
en- San Antonio, para comenzar sus
trabajos ell lunes. Despues de terml-
NADIA la c~onferencia en- Monterrey, to-
dos los miembros que forman Ia CT
tada Comision, iran a Ia Ciudad de
Mexico, de donde regresaran dentro
de unas dos a POGO mas o
menos. par volve- a reunirse en-
San Antonio, donde terminaran los
trabajos que Sc les encomendaron.
La ComisiGn conjunta esta COM
puesta del Juez Lucius D. Hill de
Sparta, Tenn, Comisionado por ell
gobierno americana Y W. F. Tsinley
de Valley Forge, Va, Secretario; In
geniero Antonio Prieto, Comlsionado
del gobierno de Mexico, y A. Alfonso
Pesoueira, ~Secretario, H. P. Corbin,
de Ell Paso. sera el Ingeniero Consul
tor por ambos c~omisionados.
e. Juez Hill fue acompahado de
sU eSpoSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
MFORMACIOND LALOCALlDAD
RoBos PoR DoNDE GUERRA

En- a casa que ocupa IA sonora
r. H. Carvajal, en- Ia Gale de FL Pa
50 1915, fue inv~dida por los ca
la noche del viernes a horas va avan-
zadas, a~provechando los ladrones la
ausencia de los que wien en- ella.
FL robo ~consistio en- ropa por va
lor de mas de cuarenta dolares.
Ell almacen de accessories para
AUTOMOBILES situado en- "a Gale de
Main numero $40, denominado Sou
thwestern Tires Company" fue tam
bien robado, habiendos. uevado los
ladrones diez cubiertas de automovil
y cerca de cinco docenas de tubos in
yectoreS.
En- ell espacio de una bora fue-
ron robados dos AUTOMOBILES de Ia
Plaza del Alamo durante la noche del
vernes, segun los informes que rim
den los oficiales de policia. Uno de los
autos robados ~pertenece al senior 4.
S. Solomon que vive en- Ia Gale de
DoloroSa block 500 Y era I'm caro-
Ford de canine. Ell robo fue a las
1920 de Ia noche.
POGO despues Ell senior A. l. Dali,
del Hotel Garden daba aviSo de que
sc le habia robado 81 auto, marca
Chandler, tambien de canine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
.UN ZEPPELIN ALEMAN
VENDRA A E. UNIDOS
81 guieren los nlindos

NUEVA YORK, Octubre 18.-Un
Zeppelin aleman de 500 pies de lon
gitud, uno de los mas grandes de csc
pals Y el cual estaba listo para en-
prender un viaje a este pals, con un
cargamento de bombas para ~arrojar-
las sobre este puerto. cuando Sc ini-
ciaron las negociaciones para ell ar
misticio, Sc encuentra ahora en- un
hangar de Spandau, Alemania, Y 81
los gobiernosj aliados 10 permiten, en-
prendera en- breve un viaje a este
pals. bajo Ia direcci6 de oficiales a
mericanos Y con Il mission pacifica,
segun declare aqui aver Mr.. Emil j.
Simon, ingeniero radio-grafico. que
lego a este puerto a bordo del va
por "Adriatic".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
Ell. NAL ESTADO DE LOS
CAMINOS

Los caminos de toda Ia parte sur
del Estado estan en- malas condlcio-
mes debido a las recientes lluvias to-
Irrenciales que han caido, segun ma
nifiesta ell senor Furlong, Secreta-
rio del DEPARTMENT. de Caminos
Reales de la Camara de Concrete.
Dice el senior Furlong que hace al
gunos dias que envi6 cartas a los
ADMINISTRATORS de Correos y Secre-
tarioS de las Camaras Comerciales,
para que lie informaran del estado o
condolences que g~uardasen los CANT
nos Y los ~puenteS.
Las contestaciones & dichas cartas
c~omienzan a llegar a su oficina. De
IN punto denominadC FL Campo, VI
no un informe diciendo que el puen-
te esta intacto, pero que los caminos
estan en- muy NAL eStado Y cast in
transltableS. Sc cree que no Sera
possible que corran por dicho canine
los autos, sino pasados algunos dias.
De Floresville, dicen que los ca
minoS estan muy nal Y CUE el puen-
tie sufrio deslaves, sobre uno de los
caminos. De Sinton dice que los ca
minos de su vecindad estan en- tai
NAL estado que antes de diez dias no
sera possible por ellos Ell transito. To-
dos los puentes estan sin novedad.
FL c-orresponsal en- Cuero. aconscja
que no Sc hagan viajes en- auto en-
tire San Antonio V Houston por espa-
clio de algunos dias. e canine de cas-
cajo entire Cuero y Yoakun esta en-
buen estado; el de Cuero al Conda-
do de Victoria esta en- r~eguiares con-
diciones.
De Ia poblacion de Karnes dicen
que los caminos de aquella vccindad
estan malos, pero que los puentes
estan intactos. e. rio Frio que atra-
viesa el canine de Laredo. esta in
transitable. Y todos los caminos al
rededor de aquella ciudad estan en-
malas condolences.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
REGISTRO CIVIL
NACIMIENTOS

I'm nino de Federico Mates y dc
Ia sonora Natividad G.. de Mates, er
Ia Gale de Kinsbury 10i.
Un nino de Antonio Hernandez
de la sonora Dolores Garcia de Her
nandez, en- Ia Gale de. S. Laredo 440'
Nina de Felipe de la Rosa y dc la
sonora Adelina Y. de de la Rosa, en-
la Gale de W. Romano sos.
Una nina de Jesus Rodriguez y de
Ia sonora Angelina A. de Rodriguez,
en- Ia Gale de W. Morales los.
Una nina de Juan Vazquez Y de Ia
sonora Joaquina H. de Vazquez en-
la Gale de s.. Pecos $40.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

San Antonio. Texas. Ociub-c Is. 1919.
ST.. 7. E. LOZANO.
Director de La P-eusa.'
PRESENTE.
Respectable senior:
Rucgo 4 listed Sc diEne publican. On las
colurnnas de SUI ac-editadc diario. 81 muy sin
zero s~entimiento dc Gratitud que publicamen-
e quiero marifestar hacia IA gran Sociedad
"Woodmen of The World" porGuc :-hs-
biendo muerto mi hiia. Marina H.noiosa.
cuanGo apensS :eria cuatro msSes lie haber
insrcsado al CAMpANENTO JUAREZ. No.
q. de los W. O.. W. Sc nc ACADIA de en-
tregur. po- tai motive. In caatidad lie S262.oO
como importe dc n POLKA que hab;a toma-
do. DebO adyertir que mi hila murio r
consecuencia de un ataouc de tuberculosis.
Esperanto. Sr. Director. que Sc diEne ha-
cor publico este ac;o que tanto houTa Al
CAMPANENTo JUAREZ Y 4 Ia Sociedad
dc los LcEadorcS del MunGo, y que deben
couocer mis- compatriotaS para cue So con-
venzIn dc 10 benGfico de csta institution. me
suscribo q suS 6rdcncs con la dcbjda gra-
titud por 81 favor cue me haGa al disTen-
sa-re csta consideration.
(Adv.) JUANA ". PUERTAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

Ell sesenta Y dos por ciento de Ia
masa del cuerpo humane esta for
mado por aqua; hasta en- Ia formation
de los huesos entran mil parties de IL
guido por cada ciento treinta de ma
terra densa.
Ell cloroformo ataca a las plantas
10 mismo que a los animales. Aque-
las pierden su sensibilidad e irritabl-
lidad cuando sc las somete a II at
mosfcra cargada de vapores de clo-
roformo.
En- las ~colonias del Africa Occi-
dental, y principalmente en- el Sene-
gal, en- las posesiones ~francesas,
existen brujos specialists en- ell di,
ficil arte de hacer llover,los cuales,
mediante un modico estipendio, eje-
cutan ciertas danzas indicadas para
atraer al cielo. Los bales son muy
~extranos, componiendose de saltos a
companados de feroces aullidos. 81
sistema no es ~eficaz, pero es muy en-
~tretenido, y tai e por ESQ las gen
tes GUSTAV de pagan por Yer las dan
zar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
HAN SUFRIDO DEMORAS LOS
CORREOS

Todos los correos que han llegado
Y salido de San Antonio, durante los
ultimos dias han sufrido retardos a
causa de las l~luvias, al decir del
Administrator de Correos de la Gu
dad de San Antonio. Los ferrocarri-
les de San Antorio and Arkansas Pass
~ el de San Antonio Y Uvalde Gulf,
de V para ell sur, son los que han su-
frido los mas grandes retardos. asi
como ell international and Great Nor
thern, ha corrido sus trenes con no.
rar;o atrasado por Ia misma causa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
ESTuVO EN- SAlI ANTONIO

FL ST.. Prof. Gregorio J. N. Cardo-
na que reside on Ne w Braunfels, estu
70 en- esta CD. el dia de aver Y tuvi-
mos ell gusto de verlo Por ruestras
oficinas V estrechar 81 rlaro. FL
motive del viaje del citado senior Pro
fesor, es el de arreg;ar aigunos asun-
tos relacionados cor 81 ragisterio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
MATRIMONIOS.

Luis Cardona con Nicasia O.jeda,
Felix R. V~elazquez con Bibiana L6,
pei.
Jose G. Monies con Margarita Pla'
mas.
Jose B. Elizondo con Teresa Her,
nandez.
Isaac Rocha con Leonardo Lopez,
Jose Cruz MARTINEZ con Juana Go
mez.
Porfirio MARTINEZ con Consuelo
Cantu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
DEFUNCIONES.

Soledad Nevares, de cuarenta Y
siete amos de edad, falleci6 de Pur.
pura hemorrragica en- la Gale de FL
PaSo 1857.
Trinidad Rodriguez de once meses
de edad, falleci6 de Enteritis aguda,
en- la Gale de Grennett, 2O2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
sooto(ss 3 Re<onntz
PARA ASlSTIR A UN ENLACE

FL jueves por la noche llegaron a
esta ciudad. p~rocedentes dc la de
M~onclov2, Estado de Coahuila, Ia Sra.
Maria s. de Paez V su hermana la
senorita Lu;sa Stille.
Las estimables viaieras vlnieron
a San Antonio, con objeto de asistir
al matrimonio de su hermano Don
Luis Stille V la Srita. Lutgarda Ro-
driguez, el cual tendra v~erificativo
4 mediados de la semana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
HONRAS

En- sufragio del alma del Sr. En-
rique Cardenas. en- Ell primer aniver-
sario de SUI fallecimiento, Sc celebr0
en- Ia Cathedral de San Fernando, de
esta ciudad, una solemne misa a Ia
cual cCncurrieron amissades de la
familia del d~esaparecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
T CURIOSAS.

Las ascensiones aeronauticas, que
cada vez Sc estan repitiendo mas, han
pcrmitido observar con toda eXactitud
cuales son son las alturas maXimas a
que suelen volar las yes.
FL aeronauta Hergesell ha encon-
trado una aguila a n altura de tres
mil metros. y dos ciguenas a la altu-
IA de novecientos metros. Otros ae-
~ronautas han visto alondras volar a
una altura de mil metros, Y cuervos
p mil cuatrocientos metros. ESto.
no obstante, deben considerarse como
excepcionales a los casos que ACADIA
mos de citar.
Mas ALA de mil metros es raro
encontrar alguna ave-. En- realidad.
mas arriba de Ia altura de cuatro mil
metros ell numero de ayes que vuelan
es sumamente pequeno. La mayoria
de los pajaros vuelan en- la iona COM
prendida en- los 400 metros, a partir
de la superficie del suelo.
La Sociedad francesa &c Orni-
tologia ha reaiiZado experimentos pa
IA estudiar la veIocidad del vuelo de
las ayes en- las capas superiores de
Ia atmosfera, soltandolas desde glo-
Dos a alturas c~omprendidas entire
900 V 5000 metros. Cuando Ia at
mosfera Sc hallaba despejada. las
ayes Sc dirigian en- Inca recta hacia
las regiones inferiores; Y 81 las III
bes cubrian la parte inferior de Ia
atmosfera, las ayes revoloteaban al
rededor dc los globos y partian des-
pues como flechas hacia las regiones
inferiores, en- Ell momento en- que Sc
~presentaha algun claro entire las nu-
bes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
De Saltillo

La noche del viernes arrioo, proce-
dente de Saltilio. Coahuila, lugar de
su residential. el senior Rodolfo Gar
"a Aldapc, acompanado de su esti-
mable famiiia.
Permaneceran los viajeros varios
dias en- San Antonio, siendo el obje-
to del viaje del senior Cara Aldape
eli arreglo de varios negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY,
Telefonos: Crockett 9s6, es1,

T~elefonos: Crockett 996, e97,
999 V 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEETCANO De
AUTOMOBILES EN- la CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito Y a precios "a
zonables. especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimoni0s ' F~uneraleS. Wales cor
tbs so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de Ia ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia = roche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
ESTADO ( TEMPO

El EStado del TEMPO para hoy Sc
"a: Medic nublado a nublado. calu-
roso. Temperature maxima 10 a -.
Nlentos hgeros a moderados, soplan-
do del Oriente al Mediodia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
DE MEXICO

a mediados de esta semana es es-
perado en- esta ciudad, procedente
de la de Mexico. ell Sr. r. Compton.
alto empleado de la asa Bancaria
de Lacaud e Hijos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19

Cuando necesite libros en- cspanol
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.