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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-22

Pete McMullen showed old time form on first base for the F. C. Co., s and batted just 800 percent. Out of six times up, he got walk, four safe clouts and was thrown out at first once He also crossed the rubber four times. "The best ball player in the world" declared Jimmy Fair born.
 Young Danny Burch had a busy day in the left field He got three hard hit drives, two of them hard chances. [ He dropped one or two but they did not figure much in the total. Cap Noziglia failed to show his usual pep Sunday, but will make up for it in the Nenana series. He smote one of Mills floaters for a nifty two bagger, got a single and walked once. Hal Chase Brown slammed out three clean bingles and played a good l fielding game He should be able to hit 'em where they "ain't" in the Nenana series.
 Bidwelps friends, the Girls Roofing club, deserted him and he got even by connecting with two for safeties,
 Five two baggers were made during the game, three by the F. c. Co. s and two by the Reds All the extra base hits of the F. c. Co.'S came in the eighth when the first six men up hit keene for safeties. Burglin led 1 off with two bagger, This was Keene's Waterloo, nine men counting before the side was retired. Both pitchers were handicapped by wet balls Keene walked several on 1 this account Mills control was bet ter, only three men being given free passage by him.
 Parks caught his last game for Fairbanks this season. His work was good as usual He will be missed by the local fans and teams.
 Official team rooters, O'Gara and Shaber, kept the stand going turnout the game, sticking thru the entire nine innings despite the rain. The Girls Rooting club was also much in evidence. If possible Maager Beam 1 is going to arrange for the girls to make the Nenana trip with the team.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-22

Will "hop-off" noun, and "to hope off" becomes permanent aerial additions to our speech?
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-22

His pride of authorship makes Senator Knox indsposed to regard his resolution as really truly dead. After the appropriation bills have been passed that is to say, in July, he will bring it up again and press for vote But the Root plan of reservations" now has the stage and the psychological moment has gone by in the case of the Knox resolution even if the Pennsylvania senator is reluctant to admit the fact. There is nothing so dead as a shell that doesn't explode when it is ad- vertised to. The Knox resolution must now be dismsised as "dud"
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-22
The score by inning follows

23 6 s 9-R H E Van Dykes 3 O 0 0 f o 1-12 II 6 r. c. Co.'S 0 ? ? 0 l g 4-19 19 8
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-22

The Canadian governments immigration bill sharply reflects the quickened patriotic spirit of the nation. It proposes the eXclu- sion of persons from countries with which the empire has been at war, Orientals, COnsClen- tious objeCtOrs, such as Butterflies, Nlennon- ties and Doukhobors, criminals, "medicaly unfit" and illiterates. Yet the dominion needs more inhabitants in it's farming regions and the exclusion policy makes more apparent the hope that large numbers of Americans will continue to be attracted across the border In 1916-lS the immigration from the British isles was about 10000, compared with 15O,OOO in 1913, when the numbers coming from the United States were 100000 in l9lO-1S, com pared with 139OOO in 1915 Whether the new Canadian policy will eventually seriously affect American agriculture remains to be seen. So far as can be judged it at least of fers some argument in favor of Secretary ,ane's plan for encouraging settlement on farms of returned American service men, Springhel cid Republican.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-22

There is lot more interest in the south east passage than there ever was in the northwest passage" of the history books
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

Girl Scout movement, suffrage,
music and literature. All with
the purpose of promoting by SER
vice and example a high civic
pride, and to give all possible
moral and material assistance for
the good of the community. Mrs.
A. F. Storm, state president, was
invited to visit the club recent
". A reception was held by the
club members in the afternoon
in their clubroom and a large
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Women's Service Club
at Houma, Louisiana

The women of Houma, La,
have organized a Woman's Ser
vice Club under the leadership
of Miss Kate Minor, which has
met with the hearty co-opera-
ton of the public-spirited peo-
pie of that community. Mrs.
Bisland has generously given ov-
er a front room of her home to
be used as a clubroom. The
Woman's Service Club is COM
posed of units that will take up
different work on the following
subjects; Education, public hy-
giene, child welfare, agriculture,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP. MAN
AGEMENT. CIRCULATION, ETC..
REQUIRED BY THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF AUG
list ~ 1912

OF the Morgan City Daily Review. pub
Iished six times week. at Morgan City, La. Tor
April 1st 1919.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
Before me- Notary Public. in and for the
State and Parish aforesaid. personally ap-
peared Charles E. King, who having been
duly sworn according to law. deposes and
says that he il the owner Of the Morgan City
Daily Review and that the following il. to
the best of his knowledge and belief. true
statement Of the Ownership. management
and circulation, etc, of the aforesaid publi-
cation fer the date shown in the above cap
tion. required by the Act Of AuEust "a, 1912:
embodied in section 443, Postal Laws and
Regulations. to,wit:
Thst the name Of the publisher. editor. man
'aSinx editor and ! business manager Is
Chafjec E. King Of Morgan City. louisiana
Thst. tie owner is Charles E. King OF Nor
gsn City. La
That there are no bondholder,. mortgages
Or other security holders holding per cent
or more of stock.
That the average number Of copies OF
each issue of this publication scld OF
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Orange County to Gel
100000 R 0 a d
and Bridge

Orange, Tex May l6.-the work o.
preparing all data for the Orange
county million-dollar memorial roat
and bridge bond issue voted on Ma,
will be forwarded at once to the
attorney general for his approval
The construction Of the Sabine river
bridge is the matter occupying the
attention of the citizens most al
this date.
T. H. Tippin was made general man
ager Of the Southern Dry Dock and
Shipbuilding Company by the board
Of directors today. He was one OF
the organizers of this company and
succeeds ]. ]. Schultheiser, who re-
signed to enter another line.
Nine federal prisoners were trans
ferred to the Orange county prison
today from Beaumont as result OF
crowded conditions in the Beaumont
tails, due to the numbers of bot
tlegging cases. The federal prisoners
1t Orange, who appear to be well con-
tented, have been convicted for vio-
lating Texas dry laws.
The Seaboard Oil Refinery Com
pany of Orange, with their newly
products known as Sc
boreca asphalt road oils, is building
a block Of demonstration highway
in this city. The asphalt is put on
by means of a sprinkler, the last
grade being spread over the surface.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
public meeting was held lin the
courthouse at night.
Copper of the Ancients.

Metallurgists who have examined
specimens of the so-called hardened
copper of the ancients have found not
pure copper, but usually an alloy
either natural-that is, the two met.
ais existed in one ore so that in reGuc.
ton an alloy was formed-or an arti-
fetal alloy made by melting the two
ores together, the one copper. the
other zinc.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Peace with Russia

The Austrian Peace Delega
ton headed by Chancellor Kal
Renner, DR.. Franz Klein, Pete
Eichoff, DR.. Richard Schiller AM
sixty others, has arrived at St
Germain-en-Laye, France. Th'
delegation was met by sPrefect
Chaleil and representative OF
the French Government and the
allied and associated powers.
It is understood that the Aus
trian terms, which will be ready
for presentation next week, will
require the dismantling of the
Austrian armament plants, in
GLIDING the Skoda works. The
Skoda armament works are the
most famous in Austria, being
analogous to the Krupp plant in
Germany. The factories of the
Skoda plants, are located. at
Vienna and Prague. They are
noted for their production Of
large calibre howitzers. The re-
naming terms being prepared
for the Peace Treaty with Aus
tria are Said to be very similar
to those in the German Treaty,
and include the prohibition Of
CONSUMPTION.
Hungarian Uncertainty.
The Hungarian Government has so
far failed to respond to the Allied
invitation to send. delegates to the
Peace Conference. This would seem
to indicate. that the Red Government
of Bala Kun is still in power in Hun
gary. Bella Kun is admittedly and,
A. long as he remains in power. di-
plomatic negotiation with the Allied
Governments is unlikely. This is Sc
rious because the problems relating
to Austria and Hungary are so close
~ joined that it is difficult to consi-
der them apart.
Disposition of German Austria.
It is reported that the Peace Con-
ference will not allow the remainder
of German Austria, which is left
after the recognition of Czecho-Sla-
yakia and Jugoslavia, to revert to
Germany. In 1910 there were 10000
600 Germans in Austria. out of a
total population of 28,000,000 OF
these 100000 are now living in the
new Czech state, about 100000 in
Italy, and large number in the new
Jugoslav state, Poland, Rumania,
and the Ukraine.
1t is said that the Austrian de-
sire for union with Germany is wan
ing rapidly owing to the fact that,
according to an unofficial report,
seven millions of Austrians will
! have to pay billion dollar indem-
Unity while sixty million Eermans
Will have to pay twenty-five bill.
lions or over, making the per capita
war burden in Germany about three
times as heavy - in Austria.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

distributed, through the mails or otherwise,
to paid subscribers during the six months
preceding the date above shown is $50.
(Signed) CHAS. E. KING,
Publisher. q.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
10th day of May, 1919.
SEAL CHARLES L. WISE,
Notary Public.
My commission is continuous.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

Some Of the piles IN use 10 A rs.n
an Ar. three 10 four hundred - -
old. That part which Is not y so,sa
ground In salt water IS o.e. .e 1T
by a Pile worm near the SUITE . In
!: preserved by driving In naiis a.
very large heads, 20 as " s.t,ns D
pfse an iron coating. THIS 800 ~ 3
men transformed by the wateI .u,m
layer Of rust, which protects the ~
from The Pile worm. I ,aara
must be repeated every n1''e"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

FOR SALE-Entire household iur.
nishing and one practically new piano
T.. H. Hobby. S-l3-6tp.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

WANTED-4 or 5 room COTTAGE
unfurnished. D45 Review
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
LA TERTULIA BLANCA EN-
FL CASINO MEXICANO

De acuerdo con 10 Que an~unclaoan
las invitacioues que oportunan!ente
circularon, 4 las S dc la noche de aver
do principle Ia reunion que las Sc
loritas que la organizaron quiSleron
lamar Tertulia Blanca. Y cuyo obJc-
to principal fue el de pasar uros
nsomenta5 dc. agTada5le expansion
entire las armorias dc la muSica Y
entregadas d las delicias del bale.
A la bora en- que el reporter estuvo
en- el Casino Mexicano, Ia animation
Que re.naba CT los salones era gran
de ' Sc d~cSarrollaba por ~momentos,
siendo continue la llegada Gle nucvaS
senoritas ataviadaS de bianco, Y de
caballeros, ~uniiormaGos, les mas, de
buSto negro Y pantalon hlanco. Sc
mejaba Ell Salon IN bouquet dc cri-
santemas. marTarltaS Y ~azucenaS, por
10 cue Sc reficre a los ve<sidos atbcan-
ties Y vaporosos de las damas.
Esta a~graGa5le reunion Sc proion-
60 hasta horas a~vanzadaS de Ia no.
che. sin que decayera IN momento IA
animation Y algeria que formaron ell
distintivo de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
LA KERMESSE EN- EL CO.
LECIO De LAS TE-
RESIANAS

La Kermcsse cue deb.o haberse We
rificado ri domingo anterior en- ei
Colegio Teresiano de esta ciudad Y
debido al rial tempo sc Suspen-
do. tuvo verificativo Ia tarde de aver,
dardo principle a las seis de IA tar
de. bora en- que el ca!or que hizo to-
10 el dia comenzo q &ecaer.
Enmadio de un estuSiasmo deSbor-
dante que no dcsacyo IN solo momen
10 Sc desarrcllo IA fiesta armada por
nurleroSa concIrreNcia. que r~ecorria
2legremente los bien arreg!ados "pues
tos" que r atencidos por respeta-
o,es damas. auxilladas por 5ellas Y
amaolcs senoritaS.
Todos y cada uHo he los puestos Sc
yieron muy concurridos, con cspeca-
lidad los dc Loteria. RefrescoS. &C.
ras MeXicaIaS, confetti y otros. en-
los que. ONO en- la generaIidad. el
i~l.aAtropico despnendimiento de los
compradcreS hizo que las SumaS re
caudadas en- clos sean Qe Considera-
cioa- Los pyoducJos &c eSta kerme-
sse Sc Gelicaran ONO va heR:cs di-
cho en- favor dc Ia Cathedral de San
Fernando Y del rcsuItado recu7iario,
las personals organi=adoras deben cs-
tar ~satisfechas.
Cercs de IA media nocne Sc do por
~termiTada IA fiesta cue 6rejacl sin
duda IN agradaola ~recue-ao en- e. ami
MO De Cuienes a ella c~oncur-ieron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
ActuaIidades ExtranjeraS
(Viene de la ga. Pag).

ceptar 81 principle de la intervention
en- cstos asuntcs interiors; y. aunque
Rumania no haya sido "creada' pOr
los aliados en- circunStancias enc
iantcs. no podria substraerse a obi
gaCiones de la misma naturaleza. Pa
ra 81 porvenir nacifico de Europa.
importa que Ell principle de no inter
venci0n sea abolido. FL momento es
tanto mas favorable cuanto que la
instituc.i~ de Ia Llga de las Nacio-
mes pcrnite e%icrcer un control des-
~provisto Dc toda ambicion politica
e~xtranjera. Las mismas grandes po-
tencias. al &dhcrirsc 4 Ia Liga de las
Naciones mo le han hecho a la causa
de la Daz e. sacrifice de una parte
de 81 sobcrania?
La siruacI6n no cS va tan segu-
IA en- los Balkares, rs prudente,
por parte de las grandes ~potcncias
guardiares de- la paz del mundo. to-
mar todaS las precauciones magma
bles para ~prevenir conflictos de ma
turaleza tai que puedan turbar la
tranquiIidad general.
No Sc sabe nads de cierto acer-
ca de las razones Que hayan mott
vado el viaje del senior Bratiano a
Bucharest. pero las ultimas noticias
desmienten los rumores que han esta-
do corriendo en- Paris acerca de II
retiraIa a Ia Orlando. e. senior Bra
tiano volvio q Bucharest, no para pre-
sentarle su C:imision al Rey Fernando
V escapar de esta amer a IA obi
gacion de firmar IN tratado que des-
aprueba. sino simplemente porque IL
situaci5n politica en- Rumania eXige
la presencia del Presidente del Con-
sejo en- Ia capital.
Es probable. pues, que Rumanla
Sc Someta a las eXigencias de Ia Con-
f~erencia. e interes umano ell CO.
mando Y los eStadistaS de Bucarest
10 comprenden asi sin duda. 81, como
hay lugar a c~raerlo, Rumania adquie-
re Ia Besarabia Y Ia parte ramana
de Ia PENNSYLVANIA, duplicara su te-
r~ritorio. gracias a Ia victoria de los
aIiados. Pero como 81 ensanchamien-
10 territorial no Sc habra efectuado
sin una absorcion de elementos eX-
tranjeros, especialmente en- hungria,
Is iusto que los aliados Sc reservoir
Ell derecho de vigilar "a APPLICATION de
los principles de gobierno que consi-
dersn como una de las garantias
csencialss de IA paz que tan cara Sc
M ragadc.
= z
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
LA SITUACION EN- LOS pISTRI-
TOS RURALES Sc ESTA
PONIENDO SERIA

u@ S~-=---n es7>res Or - pEENSA~
MADRID. Julio LA S,Cuacl0H
del tra0ajo en- los dlsrriJos r~urales 50
esta poniendo mas = mas s2ria caia
ola.
Los campesinos de Cordoba Sc han
dlrig;do a ~gobIcrno pidiGudoic que
los yroteja contra los a~c:tadcres que
eStan predicaNd en- favor de "A huel-
"a : de Ia v~iolencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
INSTALACION DE UNA UNION

Con techa &c Aye queGo estao!e-
cida en- esta ciudad Ia Union de "a
pateros numero I95. II ver,ficarse
las elecciores &C func.onar,os &c Ia
Mesa DIRECTIVE. resulta-on ciectos los
con:paneroS ~siSUie7teS: P~-esidcnte.
'alentia e. Morales. E.ce-P-e5ideatc,
Francisco Torres, Secre.a-jo de Ac-
las, Juan Garcia. Secretario de Fina7
"a. Tomas II. Garcia. TcS0rero, Eu-
seoio Herrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
No traian luz en- L naquinas

La po.icia detVvo = cnvi6 a los
CuarueleS CentraIes a dos muchachoS
que cor:lan de- roche por Ia Gale Ell
b!ciclcta. sin lieyar encendida Ia luz
que pravicnen los reglamentos de 20
hcja. Sa,ierou con fIanza de S25. 90
cada emo. para que Sc presenter a
.contestar ante Ia autoridad cornes-
pordientc cue los penard como haya
Iugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 11S N.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
LA AUTONOMiA PARA
VARIAS PROVINCIAS
(Njene de la la ?ag).

a votacior Y iogro cI coble-no que
a cecCrmlnac.on dc "a Suprema Cor
- tu5ra apoyada, trat4ndose de al
sunoS districts v7ScoS, con Ia ayuda
&C aig1nos diruIados iatistas Y ja!-
m!Stas. Algunos aIputadoS lioerales
votarcn tanioIcn a :-vo- del go5icr-
TO : con a! condUcta causaro7 gran
sensation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

co que quiere es nacionalizar los fe-
r~rocarriles V cue en- ESQ esta ZEN 81
p~erfecto derecho. En- mi terra, en-
mi observation-disclosures entusiasmado-
TODD aquel que no tierta cabida en- Ia
administration publica. va q dar en-
clase de operario a los f~errocarriles
- ali CANA de cinco a ounce pesos
diarios, zero esos ounce o cinco pc
SOS Observation-Disclosures de los
henequeneros, porque on Iucatan
es la Inica riqueza.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

STAR CAFE. % I. COMMERCE STREET.
Local perfectamentr acondlcionado. halo la
personal dc Geo. :. Martin. anti
EuamcEtc prapie,ari0 del Riverside Res-au.
rant y Elite Cafe. Las nejorcs com:GaS co.
rridas en- IA Ciudad G5c. lunch comerciai 25c.
S~crvIcio Il todA bora, prccivs ~poPularcs. =.
u.c-.o dIa y Eocnc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

F~as;illas an.:-bil!c-Rs para Ia CONSTRUCTION,
jaGue.a y todas las aiccc.ones del hIgado,
No pie.da runca VI dia &c trabaJo. -
cts. N tCdaS ias 5otIcaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

SONETOS Y SONATAS.
Poesias por Ell Lie. Miguel Bolanos
Cache. In tomo rustica, impreso en-
magnifico papel. S1.25. Pidase a la
Casa Editorial LozaRo. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

SABkoso MoLT DE GUALCLHrE
Nucvaneate. tengo existencia de este rico
mole. Una lata vale sl.50 iibre de porte.
en giro postal el importc de las
!atas que listed quiera- Drs packard 81 pc
dido el mismo dia cue 10 rnciba. 81 listed
duda de Ia magrifica calidad de este pl2ti-
10 racional. nc me compre mas que una Ia
Ia despues listed sabra las que me ha de
Escribame. Celestino Rodriguez.
P. O., Box 10, Laredo, Texas. G2l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

NECESITAAoS trabsiadors para Ia cons
truccjtn del puente Galveston. Pagamos los
meiores suicides. Por $500 sensnarios So
les dar. CANA y asistencia. Fl Campo es-
Ia en- Virginia Point, a Z milas de CAL
weston. Los lagos son semanarios. ocurran
nrediatamente ST quisren un bacn Gr1bajo
constante : bien retriouido. Para mayores
iufornes I~irijansc por correspondence al Sr.
A. B. Martinez. Gerene. Box 6s2. Calves
ton. Texas. incluyendo 5 centavos en- estam-
pillas. Para informes personalcs ocurran q
7e2 Dolorosa St, San Antonio; 80 Milan
ST. Houston y 25l3iz Market St, Calves
ton, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
FUERON ARRESTADOS UNOS DE-
PORTADOS DE LOS ES-
TADOS UNiDOS

ROMA. Julio l2.-Un te!egran'a
,-ecibido de Nipples, da cuenta dc
cue Ia policla arrast0 a cerca ds
treinta individuoS cue Iegaron I Hor-
do de- vapor 'Duca d2gli AbruZzi'
los cuales habian siGo Geportados ror
las altoridadcs americans Il causa
de corsiderasScles anarqujstus pei.
grosoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

COMPRAMOS. Vendemos ) camb;amos tods
clasc dc mucbies. Dixie Furniture Company.
lis y. Flores St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
25cts. Traje Planchado
TOME BROMOGEN.

Sastrrri4 y Ta9ateria. SatisIaccI n 3
,izata. IL Solcdad ST.. Travis 1895.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
LAS LLUEiAS HAN DESCLADO
ALOUhAS REGIONES DEL
NORTE DE ESPANA

TsS5-arG >sDe-saE DsTn II PEENSA'
WASHINGTON, Julio Los
litimcs desrachos receb!dos dlcen
cue las lluvjas han dcsoIado alguras
reglones del Norte dc Esrana. Hasta
eI mouaento ha sldo impossible como
ce- aetalleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
CAMARA DE DIPUTADOS
Cyiene de Ia 5a. Pag).

ouiere algo mas claro y precise IN
~terDela al senior Rodriguez Gutierrez
moro este no logra discipar las dudas'
Fn-onces el diputado Castillo To-
IRE precunta al se~cretario de Comu-
nicaciones. cu:,ntos kilometres de
via ancha V clantos de angosta tie
nen los f~errocarrilec de 81 terruno.
Ell ~secretario dc Comunicaciones, no
contesta NADIA. baja presuroso las es-
caleras de la tribuna. toma 81 SOM
hero Y en- compania del diputado
Verastegui Sc Girije hacia Ia Gale.
Yuca,an. a la orilla del abismo
Va para terminar Ia session, te! Il
cenciado Jose Luis Patino, yucateco
Y abogado de los he~nequeneros que
hacen Ia guerra a "a Reguladora,
babIa en- contra del dictamen de las
comisiones de "a Camara de DiPuta-
dos. Dice que Yucatan esta en- Ia
orilla del ahismo, debido a las amb!-
Clones de algunos individuos que han
e~x2lotado aqrel Estado de Ia Repu-
llica. Dice cue a pesar de todas las
trabas cue Sc interpongan a. gooier-
no, este habra de adquirir las accio-
res, porque exigira Ia liquidacion de
"a Compania del Suroeste, como 10
estipula Ia ciausula XVII. Afirma
que 81 eobierlo de Carranza 10 uni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

HOTEL. san LUIS. Cuavtos !impios ) ha.
rates. precIos especIaies por semana- 2Oi
X Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
ENSkNANZA

~TAO1IGRAFIA Y ~TEEEDURIA DE IL
BROS nor sistcua muy T-zct.co = ba-ato.
Jirg.;s. Hicks Bldg. Altos &C u Botcs
Wagner.
LECCIONES De PIANO Y CA&rO a do.
Precios couvencioGa!cs. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. Ersduado en- los ConserTa.
to-ios dc Paris y Madrid. Recibc o-denes 3lg
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
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executive.
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&c lcvanta la session, para %continuar-
sc mahana en- Ia tarde.
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