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Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
SPY'S DEAD BODY
RECOVERED BY MOTHER.

Paris, Nov. 22.-While after in
numerable formalities Pierre lie,
nier's mother has at last obtained
nossession of the body of her son,
who was shot dead by firing squad
for treason a fortnight ago, the
corpse of Mata Hari, the most ia
nous of women spies OF the great
war, remains unclaimed by any OF
her numerous friends. Her remains
are held in the "spies cemetery" at
Vincennes, alongside the coffin con-
taining the body of Bolo Pasha,
which was refused to his brother,
because only wife, husband or
mother have the right to claim the
remains of an executed spy. The
courts. however, have not yet solved
the question as to which of the two
women claimants for Bolo's body
was luis legal vile.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
Omaha Indians Lose
Fight for 5000 Acres
OF Land to Government

Lincoln, Nov. 22-Word was re-
ceived by United States Attorney
Gen., 7. S. Allen that the federal
circuit court of appeal at Denver
had affirmed district court decision
in favor of the government in a suit
involving the disposition of 5000
acres of land in the Omaha Indian
reservation.
The suit was brought by Hiram
Chase jr., who was among IS origi-
nal claimants to the land, the govern
ment, however, contending that the
land should be divided among 900
Indian children on the reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
BRITISH FLAG
TRAMPLED UPON.

New York, Nov. IA large Brit
ish flag flying from the second floor
OF the residence of George Preston
Hotaling. lawyer, was pulled down
by crowd and trampled upon. The
incident was the elimination OF a
series of protests by neighbors. OF
the Hotalings and passersby against
the display of the union jack with
only a small American flag hung be-
side it. The flag has been flying
since Wednesday in honor of the
prince of Wales and the Hotalings
had stoutly refused to remove it.
"As an American dating back to
1640. / maintain that have a per-
feet right to display any flag l see
fit" said Mrs. Hotaling.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
General Angeles Executed
Without C0urt-Martlal

San Antonio. Nov. 22.-Gen. Fe-
lipe Angeles. who was reported cap
tured several days ago when strong
force of Mexican federal troops sur
rounded him and his Villa followers
near Olmistos. in the Conchos river
valley, was executed without court
martial, according to information re-
ceived by Martias Garcia, secretary
to Pancho Villa. who is residing III
San Antonio. The same report was
generally circulated here in all Mexi
can circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
German Assembly Will Be
Asked to Sanction Protocol

Paris, Nov. 22.-Herr Won Sim-
son, who was sent to Paris in con-
nection with the protocol which the
allies have demanded shall be exc
cuted by Germany TO guarantee the
carrying out of the armistice terms.
will leave tonight TO consult the
Berlin government and obtain the
approval of the national assembly
to the new provisions in the pro-
tocol.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
FIVE CARDS IN HEARTS"
GAME COST FIVE $50 EACH.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 22.-
"Yonner, we wuz just having
friendly little game o'hearts," Choir
used w. ]. Henry, Charles Conrad
and three other men to Judge Ed
ward ]. Fleming of the South Side
court today. following their arrest
in raid on hotel here.
i What? Playing hearts with
only five cards in your hands" de-
manded the judge.
Here's a pair of queens Henry
held when ! arrested him" inter-
posed one of the arresting officers.
"And here is $l8l l found in the
kitty" broke in the other officer.
Fifty each" said the judge.
"Ah, have a heart" chorused the
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
Ora Brown Sentenced to
20 Years in State Prison

Ora Brown. alias Barnhart, was
sentenced to 20 years in the pen
itentiary yesterday by District Judge
Redick for criminal assault. Judge
Redick overruled the motion of
Brown for new trial. Brown was
found guilty by jury of statutory
offense against 7-year-old girl. The
alleged offense occurred July 7,
1919
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
TOWN FORMS BEAR
POSSE" TO TRAP BRUIN.

North Park, Cal, Nov. p, =
Ranchers and residents in the vicin-
ity OF Rabbit Ear Rocks are up in
arms and have organized bear
posse" in an effort to trap a willy
bruin that they believe has been re-
sponsible for many depredations
upon domestic ANIMALS for the past
ten years.
"Old Thirteen" is the particular
bear being sought He is believed
to be Of unusual size, and received
the nickname because each OF his
loot prints measured thirteen inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
Three Killed, Many Injured;
Union Men Fiqht Legioners

Bogalusa, La, Nov. 22.-Three
men were killed and a dozen seri-
cusly injured in fight here be-
tween union men and members of
the American Legion. The fighting
grew out of the deportation" re-
Gently of a union man said to have
uttered radical sentiments.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
BEER WITH KICK" SOLD
FREELY IN ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, Mo, Nov. 22.-Beer of
2,75 alcoholic content was sold
freely in St. Louis today following
the issuance by Federal Judge John
{. Pollock yesterday of temporary
injunction restraining the United
States district attorney and the COL
lector of internal revenue from in
terfering with the manufacture or
sale of the beer.
Twelve breweries were, ready to
resume manufacture of the bever-
age. United States District Attor-
ney Walter L. Hensely said the de-
cision would be appealed as Speed
lily as possible"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
100000 Robbery.

Cclina. O., Nov. 22.-More than
100000 in government bonds, most
ly Liberty issues, was secured by
robbers who early Saturday morn
ing cut their way into the vault Of
the Farmers Savings bank at Rock
ford, 10 miles north, and looted Is
OF 90 deposit boxes of the vault.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
HIGH COST OF RATSINS
LAID TO PROHIBITION.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Prevailing
high prices of raisins and scarcity of
the production in eastern markets
are due to increased demand result
ing from prohibition, according to
testimony of Z. L. Chaddock, presi-
dent of Chaddock g. Co.. independent
raisin packers, before federal trade
commission here.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
Austria Closes Year With
13 Billion Crown Deficit

Vienna. Nov. 22.-(By the Asso-
ciated ss.)-The first year of the
new Austrian republic has closed
with a deficit of l3,000,000,000
crowns.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
Killed in Action.

Washington. Nov. p. - Today'S
casualty list shows Corporal Lafay-
cite f. Eagleton, Ladonia, Tex, as
killed in action,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
BAREFOOT BOY WANDERS
STREET IN SEARCH OF FOOD

4 barefoot lad eight years old,
aud dressed in ragged clothes, was
taken to the Central police station
Yesterday when detectives found
him wondering about Twelfth and
Davenport streets. The boy said his
name was Frank Henderson and
that he lived at Ninth and Daven-
port streets.
Can't have no clothes until pas
pay day." he told police. The lad
was shivering with the cold when
found, and said he was sent by his
parents to find something to eat.
he boy was placed in the mat
ron's ward, His case is being in
vestigated by the Associated Char
tiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
ID RIEF
R IG HIT
- R E E ZY
BITS OF NEWS
LAWYERS READY
FOR EX-KAISER'S TRIAL

London, Nov. 22.-Lawyers of the
crown have everything ready for the
trial of the ex-kaiser, including the
form and text OF the indictment
upon which he is to be called to JUS
tlce, the Daily Express asserts. The
delay in demanding the former ex-
emperor's extraGition is due, the
newspaper adds, to formalities nee
essary after the exchange of ratihca-
ton documents, which will not take
place till December /.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
MURDERED GIRL ON VIEW HERE
u. P. DETECTIVES
AWAIT DEFINITE
WORD OF BANDIT
Mark Time Until William L.
Carlisle Attempts Holdup;
Robber Sends kilograms.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 22.-The Sc
cret service department of the Union
Pacific railroad here tonight an
nounced it was marking time"
waiting for definite word from Will
lam l.. Carlisle, the train robber
who escaped from the Wyoming
state penitentiary a week ago to-
night Carlisle has celebrated his
week of freedom by robbing a pass
enger train-the Los Angeles lim-
ited-and bringing out the largest
posses that ever hunted man
through the bad lands" of this
state. Tonight the railroad detec-
tives are frank is asserting that thep
expect 10 hear of Carlisle definitely
when the young bandit attempts 10
hold up another passenger train.
Wires From Chadron.
The railroad officials here twice
heard of telegrams alleged to have
been sent by Carlisle. From Chad
ron, Neb, message came to the
railroad headquarters in Cheyenne
reporting the alleged arrival of Car
lisle in that city with the added i'll
formation Il am on my way" Lat
er r. F. Stapleton, editor of the
Casper Herald, who was interviewed
in his office last Wednesday night
by d man resembling Carlisle, re-
ceived a telegram from Omaha,
signed Carlisle" reading:
Police Force N. G.
Your police force N. G. Why
did you tell on me? Am coming
back after you"
Stapleton Immediately asked the
Omaha police to trace the sender of
the message.
Confederates of Carlisle working
to throw officers seeking the bandit
off Carlisle's track may have sent
the kilograms, the railroad author
tiles believe.
Left Note for U. P.
Chadron, Neb., Nov. IA man
believed to be William Carlisle, es-
capped Wyoming train robber,
stopped at a hotel here last night
and left a note with instructions that
it be given to the local elegraph
office in the morning. 1t was ad-
dressed to Union Pacific officials at
Cheyenne, Wyo. D
May Be Hiding in Omaha.
"Bill" Carlisle, notorious train
bandit, may be hiding in Omaha. A
hot tip was received at the local
detective headquarters last night that
the escaped robber was headed for
this city from Chadron, where it is
believed he was seen late Satur-
day afternoon.
Detectives Haze and Danbaum
were Immediately detailed on the
case and a close watch on incoming
trains from Chadron was kept all
night.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14
UNA NOTABLE SUFRAGISTA DA-
EA UNA CONFERENCIA HOY

La mas notable de LIS SutraglStas
de los EgtaCos Unidos, Ia doctora
Anna Howard Shaw, qE!en cuenta en-
n actualidad setenta Y seis amos dc
edad, habiendo dedicado Ia mayor
parte dc ellos a TRAFALGAR en- favor del
sufragid femeniao, daIH hoy una
conferencia en- la que hara prOpa-
gaHda en- favor del Emprestito de
"a Victoria.
e. acto terdra lugar hoy i las
tres De Ia tarde en- Ia Casa dc In
ComuuiGad ' estara especialr3ente de-
dicadC a las damas cue p~ertenecen q
Consejo de Ia Defensa Social.
La doctora Shaw lleg5 aver ! SIN
Antonio con Ell objeto dc tomar par
te en- las actividades que Jas sutra-
gistas de ia localidad estan l!evando
Z cabo y, despues de tomar parte
en- eStos trabajos. continuari su via
je. cor ell mismo objeto, hacla diver
90 ~;,,Io1ns dal nor+n dol vols
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

luz J algeria.
Las dos obras m~euc;onadas son pro
pias para prcseutar cl coHjunto y Ia
mu!tiformid&d de Una compan1a y
auuoue Ia pr;mera va 3 conoclda
del publico De csta ylud@d. nay que
haccr notar Que ha sido ~presentada
con tantus cortes cue ha resu!tato
Gesc9nocida, ~esperancoSc IN magno
exito &c Las Nusas De la loneso, no
solo por el coniunro de yoccs y IL
guras femeninas muy ~agradablcs con
Il cuerta 81 cuadro. si9o ramb!en por
los detalles d~ecorativoS ' de maqul-
maria que, segUn e~ntenGemos. los trae
perfectmaente acabadoS.
DesDues del debut. al Gue hay un
gran entusiasmo por ]concurrlr y Sa-
ludar embellishments 4 la Gatlta
Y q todos los artistas que, como Co.
lima. Alfonso del Castillo. Martinez,
Rumcama, Maria Naldcalde, Maria
Higares y TODD q cuadro nos haran
sentir los encantoS de Ia vieja vida
merrooolitara Embellishments revi-
vida con Ia vueita dc los distantes
aspectos teatraleS, So efeccuara Ia pri-
mera function de abaono. ~suspendjen-
dose las del iucvcs : vierncs, para
reanudar Ia temporada el sabado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14
Prof. M. c. Martinez
Poderoso Sanador.
lI9l. So. Spring St.
ARANDONARON 4 UNA NINA EN-
Ell QUICIO DE UNA PUERTA

Tn rueyo case que demuessra que
20 s. han agotado los padres sin cen
.iencia que abandoran a u hiios a
la buena de dos para Ocult2r sus pc
cados Sc ACADIA de dar en- San Antonio.
Aver en- IA maHana. el senior Mike
Heller. quien reside en- Ia Gale de ).
Laredo numero 400. do caenra = las
oficinas de policia de que en- IA ma
Iru-ada habia encontrado en- q quiz
.;o de Ia puerta de 81 case II nina
de varias Semanas de nacida que de-
be haber sido abandonada Ia noche
anterior.
Fl seH,or Heller, llcnaHdo todoS los
requisites lie rigor, obtuvo permlSo
nara adsptar a Ia pequena que de-
mueStra ser hiia de padres de orlgen
r,eNicaUO.
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PESQUISAS

G~RATIFTCARE con $500 4 Ia persona que
ne n-oro-,ione inforncs De Arauic Hamirez,
dc - nno, Dc clad. origiHario de Romita.
Edo. dc Guanajua,o. h;jo dc Anaric,o Rami-
re- = Maria O!iv"res. Rectb! srS uttirnAS
rn,;cias On Mayo de 1915 de Reno, Ohia.-
To!o inform" d~irijasc q Maria OA'ares, Box
IS. SiIviS. III. 'l4'
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visa ACADIA dc l.erar 2 cabo o tX.to
extraordinario una tcmporada en-
Monterrey = otra en- Laredo, dcblendo
presentarse en- e. Teatro Nacjcna. dc
est. c.udad, manana por Ia roche, con
dos joyas del genera chico: las Mu-
saS Lalinas" cue tiene atlas IDsirua-
clones de opereta Y "Su Najestad (!
CARNIVAL que Sc nos dice. es toda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

SUBURBIO JUAREZ. Los solares mas ba-
ratios dentro de il c:ldad. No rague mas
reata. haGase dueno dc una casa 4 una
cuad.a de la Inca de t-anvias West End.
cerca de In Gale de II Cruz. Estos solares
dan frente 4 las GALES dc Perez. Monclo-
va. y Leal. entire las GALES de Trinity y Ma
vidad. cerea dc Ia escuela dc Ia Gale de
Lopez. PrecioS. $4,000 hasta Sl25.O0. Con-
dicicncN: $500 nj contaGc. el resto $500
mcnsuales. VIM +. Schutz. Oticinas IL )
5 Riverside Bldg. 1Oi West Commerce St
Junto al pucntc de Commerce St Tclefonos {:
Nucvo 5a2. Bel Crockett i224, San Antoe
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IN mao pCfdid0.
~GtroPcliodo.

Antonio Castillo. mensajero de una
de las companies de ~telegrafos, mar
chando en- bicicleta. fue atropellado
en- la csquina de Ia Avenida c. Y la
Gale Terccra, DOT el automovil que
guiaba un chauffeur americana. Cas-
tillo fuG conducido al hospital de-San-
Ia Rosa. Y 81 chauffeur fuG ~arresta-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

G~RATIFICARE con $500 a IA persona cue
r- Dropo-cinn. infrrmes BE mi hijo Juan
Garcia. i, - 7Io- &c cGad. u-iCinario de
uracasco. Edo. de Ja.isco. Mex. +: more
~ ; de cu.rpo regular. En- diciembrc &c
l.Is - cncuntraba 1T Dallas. Texas. Dirl-
iase t2d@ informaci"n u tE'nt'Seo D"1cia'
Io!l Cg-ric Ave. Pueblo. Colo. tl5l
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\ las se.s de II ta-de, oor e creH
ordinar!o lie Laredo, i,egar4 hoy 4
esra ciudad - compaula de opereta
Y z2rzuela de Il cue es e>trella Ma
ria Conesa. = qu!en por su grac!a, por
ya!lardla Y por ser IA creadora de
la Gatira Blanca" Sc K llama ca
riaosameace La Gatit2.
Este mismo cuaGro que - nos a
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G~RATIFICARE con 500 = IA persona que
me prooorcionc informcs de Juan Cab-a!:
rouocido yor Ell momhrc DC Juan Alarni!io'
r. IA a5o. de cdad : f&cado DO virucla. Sus
tl,:rra> ro,icias las rc-ihi del Estadu de Ne
vada. To!o info-mc d~irijase & n Sra. t"-
liz AlImiilo. Morley. Colo. 'i5)
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SONRREROS PARA. SENORAS.

Sc hacen o corLoaen, Earantjzando salts
facci6E conrpleta. = precios que no admIten
competencia. EspcciaIidad en- sombreroS para
riiias. Vcnga ustcd 4 VERNE ; Guedara CON
venciGa. Sra. l.. G. dc Valdez, 533 w ko-
mana 81.
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AVISOS DE- OCAS/ON
ENSENANZA

LA SESoRA E. Dobson da classes dc IN
-lcs ca su casa. = so cts. II nora Iarnoien
\ Domic!!;o. Prccios conVcncionales. Dirl-
janso a l2S Claudia ST. Tc!ef1n| Mission
s5S Obj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

P~ROFESORA DE ESPANOL of.ece classes
particulars. Dirijanse I IT, NoTIh SahVi
Rosa Ave.
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NECESITO cocinera compctentc. buen suei-
do. Ocurran q 23l Avenue {. lI5)
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Sc ENSESA taauigrafia Pittman IN TN mes.
Teneduria dc Libros por $500 seSaanaEios :
TaquigraEia por $I.00,-Hicks Bldg. JigGltts.
altos de Ia Botica WaGGcrs-
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NECESTTO scnoras o senoritas Tara pciaI
nrez. Ocu-ran 2 G25, North Medina Sc
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LECCIONES Dc PIANO Y CANTo = do,
n;cii:o. Prccios coavenc;cnales PECFE aOF
FELIX RUANO. graduadc IN los Conserve
tcr;os dc Paris ' Madrid. Recibc ordenes "lS
Morales s.. Sc habia frances y csp7ncL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

NPRENDA listed 10 que e csenciSi para IT.
cersc cntcnder en- incies. Mande usGe! IN
peso y le -cni:ire lecciones e instrdcchones
tara uuc ustrd aqrendl 10 neccsarlo para
SUI vida p~-actica. Prof. NJ. K. oiaZ' 4o'
y. Flores.
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Dos iHccUdiOS.

En- la casa de la ~senorita !. VIII
liams, situada en- la Gale de y. Flo
res mimero 626 Y en- Ia Gale de W.
Commerce. Sc produjeron incendios,
causando ell primero danes por va:or
de setenta y cinco pesos, = de diez,
e. scgundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

Sc NECESITAN sastres para hacer reraEa-
clones y que scpan hacer sacos. Trsha!o per
nanentc. Bucn suicide. Ocurran con N. LeT-
ncr. Victoria. Texas. 'io'
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LA CHA. FoNOGRAFICA MEXICAH'A ven
de por correo. ron6g-afos Columbia. Victor
y Edison Pleas mcI:canrs Columbia. Vic
To-. Y Edison. l!eLiciHas de patente. .erbas
med:c:aa!cS. af;;cL.!os mcXicanos, efectos pa
n tocador. !lst-unlcntos musica!es. etc. Di-
ria su correspondence nIdlcado catalogo.
dc II rnanera siru,ente: Cia. Fonografica
| Mcxicana. /. y. Flores. Iox EOS, Dept. G.
FIo-esv:lle, Texas.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO. ia North Flo
res St, puede proTnCcHonar q usted tTaoa1a'
do-es Y ~mplror. Tc!cforo tt. loss.
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EMPLEOS

Sc N~ECESIrAN aGentes activos. Bucna CO.
mission. Ocu-rar COS W. Houston ST. lIil
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.SU ATENCION. LIE erplico Ia file en- este
anuncio. LA POMApA GONZALEZ cs q
remedio mas eficaz del muado cara los c.
los. mezguinos, zizotes : tota ciase DC ara
nos on IA piel. Remittance 25 cts. en- tstaul-
pillas pos.ales ) a vue!ta de correo lie manic
una caiita !;b-e de porte. Devuelvo el d.
nero. sin tramites, 4 Ia persona Que Sc Gu
re = no sane Ge eSas Intermediates. Una
toccna. $500 !ibrc de porte. Piia c. o. D
ESPIRiDION GONZALEZ, T. o. Box 64i.
Laredo. IeAas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

fMPRESOGES:- 81 nccesita esqoelas de
Ge:unci6n. granics. estilo mexicano, escrl5a
p.diendo prccios y nuestTas Z lSnaclo E
iozano. lis -. Santa Posa Ave, San An
tonic. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

MOLINoS ELECTRICOS HoBARTS Para
carn.e cafe. cacahUGte cacao y cercaIes bati-
riores de naEtequilla ) har!na rcbanadoras de
carac y toGa clase dc accessories para coclna
= uanaacria Eentas en- pagos faciles. EO-
barts Sales Agency. 81 So. Pinto St. San
Ar-o,;o Texas lI6J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

Sc VENDEN caIlos de pelea inrenc!bies c
ir1,aIes q la; mejorcs del mundo. narca Leo
mes dc la Isla de Cuba" Gales a $500;
Gailinas Il $500. Huevos. Is por 500.
pirijanse 4 Felipe Ramirez. Box 10. BeevI-
lie, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-14

POR $500. 90 vgndo installation c~o-apiets lara
fab-icar Glen cajas de soda water en- diez
horas. Vendo botcllas po- separado. Esta-
tlcci maQuinaria de mayor crpdciftd. No
tengo uso para ella. Seneino a2-rncfza3e.
C6mp-e!a hoy : mamma hace SOFAS. G. Ro-
d-iguez. BottIing WORKS, 30 So. Santa Ro-
Sd. San Antonio. Texas.
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AropellddO.

En- la esqu!na de as GALES de S.
Laredo V Dolorosa, fue atropellado
Santos Trevino por ell automovil que
guiaba I'm americana Que fue arresta-
do.
.Acgsudo dc goipes.
Tn chauffeur de 10 amos de cdad, fue
acusado Dor Victor Gonzalez &c asalto
' golpes.
SeHorito Qus ~de3aparccj6.
La policla trata de descubrir el pa
radero de IL senorita Eloisa Bernal,
i" catorcc amos de edad. que ha de-
~saparecido de su hogan, situado Ell Ia
Gale de S. Laredo.
FiciOSoS drrestddoS.
La cscuaG a contra Ell Nicio apre-
hendio aver a tres ebrios en la via
publica. V dos personals que violaron
los articulos tres Y cuatro del Regla-
r,ar+n 10 pniinic-
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VENTAS

CoMPRE u BAULES y velices de IA ia
brica. son mas baratos Y mas bien hechos.
1926 ". Commerce 81. D. Munoz Ledo. tlS)
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clones ~juridicas concerricntcs a leyes y nego
clos de Mexico. I03-70+ Copies BIDS. FL Pa
SO. Texas.
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T. Y HNOS.

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The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-16
SONORA ITEMS
Manuel @. Gonzales, Reportcr

Federal mineral agencies in SJnora
have made public announcements OF
mining claims as follows:
Alamos: T. Ceballos, five perte-
mencias mineral ground, gold and
silver-bearing, named Continuation of
Lupita.
Cananea: Jesus M. Peraza, eight
pertenencias, named "La Plata" for
exploration for gold and silver.
Hermosillq: Jorge Miles, four per-
tenencias near San Javier, named "La
Cruz"
Magdalena: Ramon P. Estrada,
fifteen pertenencias, named "Guada-
lupe> del Sur" carrying gold, silver
and copper; located near Nogales,
close to International line.
Yesterday Mr.. M. F. Mexia, in No
gales, Sonora, forwarding agent for
Kans Brothers, of Nogales, Arizona,
shipped to their agents at Mazatlan
(Felton Brothers), twelve Ford tract
ors, and one 40 h. p. motor truck.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique
Gonzales, who had been visiting in
Nogales, Sonora, departed for their
home at Ensenada, Lower California.
They were accompanied by Miss