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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-28

ing at the ammeter when the
generator was charging the bat
terry and vice versa. Continuous
running with the wires twisted
would lead to a rapid discharge
of the battery.
4. A 33X4 inner tube can be
used in a 33X4 casing but should
only be done in an emergency.
AS the tube is an inch bigger than
the casing size there is bound to
be creasing of the tube which
will cause undue friction. Be
sides the slight difference In cost,
the wrong size tube will not give
the wear a correct isze one would.
5. The five conditions necessary
for the continuous operation of a
motor are: % carburetion; CD
ignition; go compression; ca lu-
brication; go cooling.
6. The cooling system OF mo-
tor should be flushed out at least
once a season and preferably
twice. Open the radiator pet
cock and drain the system. Leav-
ing the pet cock open, send a
slow stream of water from q
hose into the radiator filler cap.
Run the motor slowly. This will
increase circulation of the water.
After short time stop the en-
CINE, close the pet cock and re-
move the hose. A great deal of
the sediment which was bound toI
have been deposited in the sys-
tenn will have been flushed out.
T. The average consumptions of
gasoline per car per year in this
country is from ten to fourteen
This is figured from the
number of cars in use and the
early consumption of gas.
s. Before tuning up" an auto
mobile engine see that there is
rood compression in each cylin-
Ter. A weak cylinder will often
,ause the engine to run as II the
.arburetor was out of adjustment.
.. If there is a grind or groWl
n the differential when the car
urns, it usually indicates wear .
n those parts. On IA stralghti
course the differential turns as 2
init, so that the noise is NOS
resent. Immediately on turnlng}
when one rear wheel revolves /
aster than the other, the DIZZY
erential is brought into acton
reating a noise if the gears are
worm.
10. A squeak developing in
yood wheel may indicate loose
pokes, either where they are ut
ed to the hub or at the RIM
'lay at these joints means
wheel and may cause
reakage if the car skids or when
riven fast around corners or goes
yer bumps.
to Be Answered Next
Week.
l. Is it harmful to use one cord
nd one fabric tire on the rear
heels?
Q. Is there any way Of Installing
printing device on a motor winch
not equipped with printing
ups?
3. What can be done to aid in
lencing the rattle due to worn
rake linkage?
A. What is the appearance or a
re tread which has deteriorated
Y standing in Oil?
5, Can an automatic valve be {
Their an inlet or an outlet?
6. What two defects are often
milar in their effect upon the {
1eration of a motor?
7. Why cannot an air cooled
lgine have cylinders cast en-
oC?
s. What is the approximate !
lmber of people employed in
lie automobile industry?
Q. What does floating a battery
1 line mean, as applied to the
ltomobile electric system?
10. What is the purpose of the
ltomatic cutout in an electric
stem?
1920, Thompson Fea- :
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Ten Killed in Wreck.

Huntinburg, Ind. uJne 27.-Ten
persons were killed and eight were
injured, six of them believed to be
fatally, when Southern raj way
train crashed into a truck carrying
twenty-one persons to a picnic
early TODAY
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could not live.
Our doctor said
1t was congestion
of the stomach.
I would go to
bed perfectly we'll
and wake up in
the night as bad
as I could be and
live. Our doctor
said 1t would do
no good TO give
medieine Intern
ally. \ He had to
inject medicine
In my arm. Since
taking Chamber
lain's Tablets I
can eat anything
I want without
hurting me-" This
form of indiges-
ton is extremely
painful and often
dangerous. B y
taking Chamher-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-28
NATIONS LEAGUE:
P[ANKs IN
TO COMMITTEE
Ideas Are About as Numer-
Gus as Sands on the Sea
Shore and as Far Apart
4 as Heaven and Earth

San Francisco, Calf, June FL
Several league of nations Ilanks
conflicting more or less violently
with administration views were
perfected today for presentation to
the democratic resolutions commit
toe wsa1s Il begins SIS deliberations.
The volunteer proposals were
almost as numerous and varied as
were proposed reservations to the
peace treaty when the drive for d
senate compromise was at its height.
Three or four of them, however
stood out because of their author
ship as forecaSting the principles
around which the convention fight
will center.
One prepared by Senator Walsh.
of Massachusetts, who support
eded the republican reservations
throughout the two senate fights,
! would omit any declaration for
& ratification of the treaty in any
form, would declare faith in a
league of nations along defined
+ lines according with American in
terests
2 Another said to have the hacking
of a number of senator's who sup
: ported the pres dent at the start Of
the ratification debate but in the
!. end voted to take the republican
:. program, would declare for .ratifi-
cation with reservations interpret
ing the meaning of the league cove
= nant and protecting American in
terests.
A Third Suggestion.
q Still a third suggestion. which
: came from supporters of William
! Jennings Bryan. would put the
party on record as favoring ratifi- !
cation with whatever reservations
git was necessary to coneede.
8 All of these proposals were un-
+ satisfactory to admin stration
! leaders because they approached |
the subject with the assumption
&that reservations are inevitable.
Z The Virginia plank, endorsed by
the president, puts the case the
other way by declaring for ratifica-
ton without reservations destruct-
Nive of the vital purposes of the
covenant.
= Senator Walsh's plank which he
framed after n day of conferences
with leaders from various states,
approves the ideals and principles
which President Wilson espoused"
in his efforts to form a league, and
then saws that in anv such league
the United States must not be obli-
gated to engage in wars waged by
foreign powers, to abridge it's
right to arm for national defense,
to give any other nation a prepond-
erance of voting power to imnair
the Monroe doctrine, or to assist in
the subjugation of any people seek
Ing to gain their liberty
Mr., BRYAN devoted practically the
whole day to his prohibition fight,
but it was said he had not lost
sight Of the league controversy and I
would be on hand with a plank Of |
his own at the proper time.
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lain's Tablets after eating, and
especially when you have fitness
and weight in the stomach after
eating, the disease may be warded
eff and avoided. Chamberlain
Tablets not only aid digestion, but
and inviSorAfs the
stomAeos -,-----
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7 CREMATED IN FIRE
OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN

lay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,RsI =
Ellwood City, Pa, June T.
Seven persons We're burned to
death in a fire which destroyed the
Kraus block IN Lawrence avenue
here today. Damage to the prop
erty is estimated at $4,000,
The origin of the fire is un-
known. The dead are a mother,
Mrs. James Carlin, and her six
children, ranging in age from II
years to five weeks.
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Japan plans to spend enormous
sums during the next few years In
Dor for Toxic to afford facilities
for large vessels which now have
to dock at Yokohama, eighteen
miles away.
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Attacks of Indigestion

1T believe Chamberlain's TAB
let's have saved my life, writes
Mrs. Maggie Coil, Golden City. MO-
II had pains in my stomach 80
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Removal sale of hats. Only
Must sell before we move. $500
Spting hats. $1.O0. Williams
Winery, 200 East Central. y,
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Since 1899 the United States has
produced over 100000 automo-
biles.
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TAX COLLECTIONS FOR
MAY ARE Distributed
Especial Correspondence to The Journal

Santa Fe, June 27.--State Treas
urer Strong has distributed $41S,-
494.15, the tax collections for May,
among the various funds, as fol-
Ioug.
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For Quick Results, Try the Want
Adj Columns of the Journal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-27

A~PROVECHE Su tempo ~deSccupddo Ganan-
Do dinero. Ncccsitamos Agentcs para ventas
en- Droguerias en- Mexico, paganos bucna co.
mission; facilitamos muestras. AMOGEN QUl-
MICAL COMPANY. II9 Herman St SAN An
tonic, Texas.
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Seiscientss Uotantes en- Ell
Condado de Maverick

EAGLE PASS, Texas Octubre "a
=, numero de votantes en- ell Condad
de Maverick que tomaran parte en- !as
nr5ximas elecciones presidenciales' Sc
yin 81 resistro de Poll Tax, es de o4o'
hablendo aumentadc en- clento seis. !"
cifra de votantes que hubo en- IN tiI-
Mo election. Varios de los Votantes pa
c,tron SUI contribution hasta Ultima no
ra.v a clio sc debi6 que Ia cifra L
df . Ia, publicidad on mi anterior CO.
rrcspondencia. resultara menor dc cue
Ell rel!idad es
FL numero de mujcres votantes al
Canz6 hasta l07. habieudo tenido un
aumento de sesenta y ocho soore et
que hubo en- las elecciones reclcnses
de ~funcionarios municipaies
rs dificii predecir cual de los Parti-
dos contendientes Sc llevara Ell trim
10 en- este condado, pues Ia opinion pu-
blica Sc halla bastante dividida. habien'
do tantos sim~patizadores de Cox, CO.
mo dc Harding. Sin embargo, ) a Juz-
gar ror el reciente Iesnltado de las G.
lecciones localeh. .puede creerse que es-
IA vez los republicanos ganaran este
conGado.
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81 NECESTTAN earns para mudanzas 0
cargar eqripajss. hs0%2 a RoSALES. Tel
Tr. 1925.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-27

Morante.
ScgIn eXpresan en- su demaHda los
Notarios. en- IN reciente reglamento
expedido per ell gobernador. Sc dero-
gar varies artiCulos dc n Ley de No
tarioS. entire otros los nImeros 81,
"a. So y &c. algunos De los cuales dis
poren que solo pucden dar e de las
escrituras de los PROTOCOLS. los meta
rios e~ncargadoa dc clos. que los il
bros respcct;voS solo pueder ser Sa-
cados de n ~notaria por G! prorio en-
cargado dc ella Y que, ademaS. no de-
ben ser mostrados Il persona alSuna.
Fl c$crito ~present1do Q los nota'
RIGS. ras6 hoy par Ia mariana al Juz-
cado. dandosc desde luegc cnuad;i 4
Ia demanda: Y 10 fir1nar los hcencla-
dos Ricardo Lopez y Para. Jose de
]. Matus. Cayeuano Fuenies. Amman
d, Velcz Baldom-rc trtuslstc&ul
Guerra. German Herrera. Mactovio I.
Sierra V Euscbio Salinas.
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Sc TRATA DE APRovECHAR LA
FUERZA HIDRAULlCA EN-
LOS PIRINEOS

De, SerS;cio Especial pare Id PRENsA."
LERIDA. Octubrc 26.-Se estAn ha-
ciendo srandes esfuerzos para approve
charsc toda la fuerZa hidraulica que Sc
puede obtener de las lluviaS que caen
en- los Princes Y que actualmcnte Sc
esta p~erdiendo. a fin dc transformarle
en- fuerza electrical.
Con este objeto. los inSenicros han
expl3rado toda Ia cordillcra V logrado
utilizar muchos torrentes para que
proporcionen ~fuerZa.
La fuerza. que sc ha obtenido de
este modo asciendc va. a unos dos
cientos mil caballos de -vapor y esta
aumentando deia a dia. ha3iendo de-
clarado los ingenieros que dentro de
algunos amos Catalina podra pasar-
sela sin Ell carbon.
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DIR. E. A.

D-rr,,.. Partleiya a u antigua cIichtea
y a.. puoieo vu general, S-e : SHSGsA
as reSgvsO en- @iA S-GT'1- "o'S $500
- No. 200. loo " Houston 81
~ ctvLLERMo HARRISON. E,TrcIausia
:, a,,roJas. III SOledaG s.. - naH4A tSpaH04-
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Ds : vASQUEZ GOMEZ. 2i EsSss SisS.
= -ssf.r,. Iravts 1913 y 2I9I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-27
"Cascarets" son ell mejor pgr-
gante para hombres, mu-
jeres y ninos-cues-
tan tan POGO

Los "Cascarets' activan e fun
cionamiento del higado y de los IN
testinos sin danarlo.
Cuando I'd. Sc despierte por Las
mananas.. Ia constipation, biliosiiad,
jaqueca. palidez, NAL aliento. nal
de estomago 0 r~esfriados, habran de-
saparecido. Los "Cascarets" nunca
lie hacen NAL efecto en- el sigulente
dia, tai como pasa con 81 Calomei,
Aceite de Castor. Sales Y Pildoras.
"Cascarets" es un delicioso laxa-
two purgante para los ninos, ash co.
mo tampien para las personals gran
des-
Pida "Cascarets" en- cualquiera
drogueria, en- caias de l0c. 25c- Q
80 centavoS-
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ESTAlLO UNA BOMBA CERCA
DEL MONASTERIO DE
CAPUCHIkOS

De. Serrieio Especial ocra La PRENSA."
MADRID. Octubrc 26.-La explosion
de una bomba que tuvo lugar en- las
cercanfas del Monasterio de Capuchi-
nos produjo grandes ~perjuicios mate
riales. pero. por fortuna. no SC regis
tr6 perdida alguna de v!das.
Los responsables de este atentado
arrojSron Ia bomba desde un cochc
Y emprcndieron la fuga en el mismo
sin que hayan podido ser capturados
hasta ahora.
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7IDEN AMPARo LOS NoTARloS
PUBLICOS

TAN:PICO. 0ctubre 2+-Los no-a-
rios pnblicos acaban de eievar ante
el IueZ Primero de Distrito una for
nal demanda 1e amparo contra actos
cue clos califican de violatorios' CO.
aletidos por el g~cbernador provisional
del EstaGo de Tamaulipas. senior Jose
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AUTOMOBILE FORD

De ccdoS modelos- nusvos o Dc seGunda ma
no A To- precios mas bales de L plaza. y
paraGyrcs 81 cprtado o en- ab7nos. TcnSo
tsmbiSn yario> trucks Ford uSadoS. YEA
me para cangas. Soy aCcnIe &c los garages
mas graaGes dc l. ciudaL. : haro cntrcra
pronta. G. Alvarez, Botica dc Chapa, Sic ".
Comnsrcc -.
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ROTICA MEXlCANA

Ell oAS- NA-1H h
I'll AyerIGa CongrsSs-Rouston. Tex.
Casa fundada excIasigarnente para surtir Ia
Coionia Mexica que radics en- el pals. Aten-
6srd con prefcrencia los peditos por ccrreo.
Cuerta con Un c1tenso Su-tIdo de medicinaS
racionaleS y extr1-ieras. Tenemos nusyamente
e: acreditaGo T-atan1icnto Zendejas, que man
6amoS pur express o por cc-reo = Guienes 10
pidan.
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VENTAS.

PARA Navidad tenemos Santos De husto:
imarenes. crucifijos, medallas, roSsrios y toda
clase d. articuios religioSoS. Para TODD 10
quo ncccsite es-ribanos. Cama-go Mercantil
CO. P. O. Box t26. San Antonio. Tex
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DECRECE LA FIEBRE EN-
Ell PUERTO DE TUXPAM
Las medidas profldcticas to-
madas han dado muy
buenos resultados

TAMPICO, Octubre %5.-El doctor
Alfredo Cuar6n, Presidente del Conf
te Especial contra "a fiebre amarillo
Tampico, Tuxpam : les campa-
mentos petroleroS dc Ia Huasteca. ha
dcCiarado que "a mortaiidad habida en-
IuNpam 4 cauSa de dicha epidemic,
decrecido muy notablemente, gra-
cias 4 las higi&nicas medidas proti-
lacticas que sc nan cstaGo emplean-
FL doctor Cuar1n. para f~ortaIecer su
dicho, acresa que, cuando Ia epidemic
en- su mayor fuerza, de los
ochenta Y tantos casos de fiebre que
Sc registraron en- Tuxram, cast Ell Glen
TO por ciento eran morales, Y 4 Ia fe-
cha las defunciones han disminuido
una proportion hasta. de un cua-
renta por ciento de los a~tacadcs.
Sc ha sehalado por Ia prensa local II
c~onvcniencia de formular un regla-
mento sanitario para este puerto, ell Il
cual sc fijer nenas Y castigos severos
para toGaS a-ruallas personals que or
forms. a:guna o~bstaculicen o hagan
inut'l Ia campaha sanitaria, pues Z
Ia fecha no existe nj siquiera un acuer
do que prevenga los casos en- QUE tai
o Qua! persona sea considerable como
responsible dc nuevos casos de IL G.
pidemia.
TAMPICO. Octubre 23.-El gober-
naGor del EStado, senior MoraHte. enrit'
con fecha de aver una communication
telegrafica al Presidcnte Municipal de
este puerto. senior Roca. dandoie cucn-
tx de que rccibio I'm oficio firmado
POI e. Presidente de Salubr;dad de Ne
Hico ea al sentido de que Ia epidemic
de Influenza espalola ha aparecido Ell
eli Estado de Nuevo Mexico, Estados
Cnidos del Norte, y previrierdole que
deben ser tomadas todas las medidas
necesarias para evitar Ia invasion de
csc terrible NAL que tantas victli!as
cause hace dos amos entire Ia rob!acion
tampiquefa.
En- vista de que Ia temportda de
rortes IA Sido muy temprana este
ano V dc que el frlo probahlemente Sc
~prolongari ~dcnaSiado, los Neclno:
Green muy possible que, dc no seSuir
las p~rescripciones de las autoridades
sa~nitarias. tendrcmos que lamentar ia
acyi6u devasiadora de Ia epidemic.
En- su COMMUNICATION al Sobierno de
Estado. ell Console de Salubridad IN
dica Tue deben omarse cuanto ante
crandes precauciones' toda vez cue sc
leme iustificadame.ate por clcrto' que
Ia sripa pase a Tampico Y Sc desarroilt
con Equal fuerza que la veZ anterior
FL Presidente Municipal ha coF:it'
av;so Immediate a los propletarlos &c
droeas, farnacias. etc. para que -
provean cuanto antcs de suero Gel Ia
mado ',antineum6nico' que Slr'e pa
ra evitar las complications
les que degeneran en- Influenza.
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ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S

CAJETA DIS CELAYA "r=vas. s5c. do
aeea: Mccatcs. SIS; Mo!c.j-;Ss. sos; Lo.
"a y CuziosiGs6es lie Guadal5ari; HERbA>
M~EDICINALE>. etc. PRECiOS Po- .,Dra:
CL;Ls Nero PasilIa y NULATO, -de Mexi-
60. S!.75; Chipocle, $l.e9: Queso Bianco SOC
QueSo Dc Tuna. 10 por 81. 90: Ca-ne SEGA.
55c.: TOMATO FRESADiLLA. . libraS por
800: CHuRILO msNicano. i5c- To-. de 80
a-r;ba. lie :Canaar0n. iOc,, Alo, -2-.: Zane
Ia Tae CHOCOLATE FL TAPATIO' SD
psr:or a :odos 55c.: ChIchar-oncs ruerco.
5Gc; diel NasGey, 75c. Coiac! n. i0c; DA-
TIL PASkDO. extra, &c: P3Sa &C IVA,
SOC: S~ern!lia Ca!aoaza, nUcTa, ice; etc. Pi-
a. TtSta General RAT con rrccroS pa
- co-e-eIanLss. OrdcneS
lie UN DOLLAR arr!ba. P20NTO De-
PACHn. DiriClrse a. CABEZGD BROS.
Box SIS. sta. a. san Antonio. Texas. ".
Commerce 1907.
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4 VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
EMPLEOS

COcINERA Mexicana para Restaurant o
casa particular. buenaS refersncias, soiicits
trabajo. :. c. Cargo La PrenSa.' (2si
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Sc NECESTTA ssnorita ayudante en- Sas-
treria con preferensia 81 Sabe algo del "a
mo. Dirijase 4 Esq. Blum y Bonham SIS.
AtraS del Hotel Mengcr. t29)
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CUADERNo DE PASToRES. con ella. Pa
rrado. Nahal, Mengo. LizardO. Bato. Barto-
To-. Ermitano. Angel. Teyano. Melizo. Tuio.
Togingo. Cuchar6n. Doristo. Luzbel, SatanAs.
AS-nodco, Astucia, Pecado. Haron. Plut6n.-
q hoias eSc-itas en- maGuIna. S6.75. GRAN
CONCILIO DE LUZBEL con Pecado, Sa-
tanaS. Asmodeo. Astucia. .AsT6n. Astoret,
Astu-iel. 90 hojas escritas n mRquina. $500.
EN- BARRO DE GUADALAJARA. Maria.
Jose, el Nino, lcs Tres Reyes, La huida a
Egipto. La DeEoliacion de los ;1ocentes.
elias. DiablcS, Grmiis"cS. Cana.
ditos. Nusgo verde, Farc.cs. Leniejuela, Or
namentoS, Papel dorado. oropcl. Papel de
China. Len;eiuela de dolores. etc. En- jue-
Cos completes para 7aciHientos, precioS e-
pecialeS- Ordcuc con tempo a ia AGENClA
De PUBLICACIONES "GALVANClTo.'
$50 Nc-th Santa Rosa Ave.. San Antonio,
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ZOO CARROS PEDACERIA DE MADEIRA
$i.9e ppr caro- chico. La MADEIRA eSta en
los deScargdderos del Campo Travis 4 una
cUadra del canine de Austin. buSque 81 ro-
tulo. Esta MADEIRA debc vendcrss tan prom
10 COMO sea possible. Tambien entreGamos
i domicilio. Para mas information. lame
nj Tel. c.. 55S2. t2-l
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BuERON RUIZ

DOClURE> ,HIROPRALOS>. ,i4tan
t,a, ,..>s ar Intermediates sin ei Ueo &c
mi, I1r>,. West Houston i G.
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PRESTAMOS

,NECESlTA $500? Prestamos cont'dcnGia-
Is sob-e muehics 4 personals q sueiao. ADO,
eos faciles. Pur $500. Soc. semarar:os; Svs
lonroy Bldg. San An:nnlo. lexas' LIN
lin s. Houston. Texa.
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e Oh DE GRATIFlCACION Sc le dara a
n ne-sona on. me inform del p~aradero de
mi hernana Genoveba Gonzalez de Jaimes.
dc SO afos de edad, orisinaria de san An
tonic. Texa. Hacc, TN ano sc enc0at:a"a
en- Chefs, Arizona. y tuve razon Ge e!La' POI
,nn6Irto de Ia Srita. Dorotca Farela- A
esta mlsma senorita ID agradeceria n'ucho
cualquier informe; 10 paSado 10 t.nGo O.
v;dado. DirigirSe 4 Ia Sra. 3laSa Coma
IL. dc Wells. as River It. >an ANTONIO
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MED:COS
DIX CHA~. ?. CiPOLLA-

IA SRA. Virginia L. c. EaEGdo &c ton
L. con ssto- estudlOs, lecISA ArSHess@I
, prAsuc& ocspss@A.A > cish, ah.eee ss
..tOs FL pSrpSs eaLsrmeGAdes &c SSH0-
a, Supernatural. Ell ics nInoe, Ssco-
1sndata .or 81 Doctor OrtsEs. 4e Cana
ron 81
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DR.. F'LIPPEN

aos \. Z. SL-Es~ YORK. y. Y
T-a.amIeu,o pcrIecc'oTado d. las Eaae4-
- ,c-r--1-. Ale. contra "a I0st-ecIoa neg
- ,,rrt,1dat Ge Upcraclon J SIN IN
- als - ded!gue = So ccgrdc'onSs Cl1-
Tamb,ea t-ayo enseTnedaceS ec' e.
-gr,axo. sanE5e. psei ; S'GA. DC "Sl1r1'
=. 1itInos metgEos s-SCceSe5. >oia ne
5a-rrm. uraS rulntas vSi-ls- Hone
80. m5d,eos. No eam0lo correspondence
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CoRONA~ para e dia de iinaGus. de ven
"a en- IA Gale South Leond No. 500. rs
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PARA ESTANDARTES, Srtsatos. Flores.
p,isaieS Y tcda chase dc t-abaCcs dc pgnturs.
AurEic Diaz LOPEZ Pin;cc Decorator. Shi-
n=.S AIsy -
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AGRADECERE mucho a Ia persona que
-. Do ;nfo-neS del actual p~aradero de mis-
nsdrcs Sr, Nicolas Orozco y sra. lsaura Cut
lass dc oroz,o: ambos son oriGinarioS de
Encarnaci6n dc Diaz. del Estado dc Jams
co 81 e. de e~statura regular. moreno: Pelo
y oio> negroS barba cerrada. dc "i'cio ~
oios cafS. pelo caStano ciaro. ReSidian en-
Ag1ascaltcntes. pero Sus u.timas noticlaS
las tive de Tctillan. del Territorio de Topic
nirigirsc a Lucia Orozco &c villa. DEegE'
California. N''
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Sc NECESITA una mujer 0 muchacha
para atender a dos niloS, tambien uE hom-
bre para pIanchar en- sastreria. Avenida Z.
sos. t=e)
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DARE buena qualification a la persona que
M. irformc del actual p~aradero de IA Hrd'
Jesusa Reyes y dc III espoSo Felipe Gonz@Ic% :
t;cpcn dos mines. RccihI suS ultimas noticiaS
Tea, CuaIouicr informc dirigirsc q Eplfa-
ga. OS1anJ,i, Texas. (29)
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mr. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba St. esquina con
Iakevicw. Telefono Travis S4o.
DIR. N. MARITIME GuzMAN. E'Pse1a-
~ general. Ofici-a. 1901 ". Com
.serrc s.. Te.sfono Travis 2265.
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DESEo Saber el p~aradero de mi hsrmano
Francisco Morales. de 81 amos de edSd, OH
g;nario del Rancho de La Palmita, ramps.
Mex, Ell pasado Abri! Sc encontraba en-
San Antonio. Tex. de dOnde me eSeriOiS
recomcndandomc lc d~irigiera mis- caFtas d
Sr. Cipriano Arroyo, le=5 80. Fecos ~
Dare SIS. 100 de gratificaci.n. p'rlGlr>e d z
ieI'n" ;n"oin Seb. t29
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NeresitamoS iG-1edEata1ente a tOGos !s
exosrtos en- trabajos o. construction Con-
ti-iorss de Open shop 2ol 8s6ej RliE-
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INTERMEDIATES CEoNiCAS
lrie:oaos Travis SOW y Mission 2lIS.
-, 20. - san .NptonIo, Texas.