davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

has not been raid, nor any part there
of; that the beneficiary was obliged
to and did on to-wit, the cath day OF
February. 1920, pay assessment on
the water stock located on said prem
lses in the amount of S155.43, which
said amount has not been repaid, nor
any part thereof; that on to-wit, the
oath day of February. 1920, the bene-
flciary paid taxes levied against said
premises for the year 1918 in the sum
of $lSS.O9. which said sum has not
been repaid, nor any part thereof; that
on to-wit, the 9th day Of July, 1920,
the beneficiary paid taxes assessed
against said premises in the sum of
1854, which said amount has not
been repaid, nor any part thereof;
that on to-wit, the Sth day Of October,
1920, the beneficiary paid taxes as
sessed against said premises in the
sum of $81. .55, which sum has not been
repaid, nor any part thereof, and
Whereas, the beneficiary and the
holder of said promissory note and
trust deed has elected to and has de-
clared the whole sum of principal, in
terest and advancements Immediately
due and payable, and
Whereas, by an instrument in writ
ing, dated the 18th day of November,
1920, the said Louis Breiling resigned
as trustee in said deed of trust, and to-
wit. the same day the bene ficiary, the
Union Central Life Insurance
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, in a certain deed of trust
dated the 1St day of August, 1913, eX-
ecuted in the county of Imperial, state
of California, by Virgil Z. Rice, sin
gle and unmarried man, trustor, to
Louis Breiling, trustee, and the Union
! Central Life Insurance company, a
corporation organized under the laws
of Ohio, with its principal office at
Cincinnati, beneficiary, and recorded
on the Goth day Of August, 1913, at
nine minutes past nine o'clock A. M.
in book II, page 33S, of Deeds, I'M
perial County Records, to which ref
erence is hereby made, said Virgil E.
Rice did grant and convey the prem
ises therein and hereafter described
to Louis Breiling, as trustee, for the
uses and purposes set out in said trust
deed, among other uses and purposes
to secure the payment of one certain
promissory note for $4,000 and inter
est thereon according to the terms
thereof and other sums of money to
be advanced pursuant to the terms Of
said promlsSory note or the said trust
deed, the same, and the whole thereof,
being payable to the Union Central
Life Insurance Company of Cincinna-
ii, Ohio, and
Whereas, said promissory note pro-
videS among other things that if any
of interest be not paid at
then the principal note and
all interest accrued thereon shall at !
the option of the holder thereof ma
ture and be collectable at once with
put notice; also that it is provided by
The terms of said deed of trust that in
,ase the taxes assessments or liens on
any of the property therein described,
any assessment on water stock or 9TH
II water rights pertaining to the land
De not paid when due, then the holder
# said note and trust deed may pay 4
he same and that any amount so paid
hall be secured by said deed of trust;
t is also provided that if default
hould be made in the payment of any
# the sums of principal or interest
provided in said promissory note when
ue or in the reimbursement of any
mounts paid as provided in said deed
f trust, then the said trustee or his
uccessor assigns on demand of the
eneficiary under said deed of trust
hall sell the premises hereinafter and
4 said deed of trust described, or
uch part thereof as said trustees may
eem necessary to accomplish the OBJ
ects of said deed of trust, and
Whereas, the interest installment on
ald promissory note by the terms
lcreof due and payable on the 1st day
: August, 1920, for the sum 0s $40
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08
MEDICAL MEN
FACE BIG CHANCE
(By United Press)

(by Onltcu ETcSSJ
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. - Physi-
clans and noted men from all parts
of the United States will meet here to-
day for a weeks conference to plan
nation wide campaign against the
"Great Red Plague" a phrase invented
by the United States public health SER
vice to stand for two social diseases.
The conference was called by DR..
Hugh Cummings, surgeon general of the
United States.
Practically certain cures now have
been discovered and proved by medical
science for the two most common So
cial diseases, according to officials Of
the health service. To be effective in
combating the diseases in the United
States, however, the cures must be
understood by the public, officials
point out. How to get the facts across
convincingly will be one of the prob
lens to be discussed by the conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

of $1OO, as provided in said deed OF
trust.
In witness whereof the said Charles
L. Childers, trustee, has hereunto SUB.
scribed his name on the 29th day Oh
November, 1920.
Trustee.
Dec 8 Is % 20 Jan 5
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08
Gypsum Aids Oranges

In order to keep the soil of citrus orchards in a
high state of fertility, liberal amount of gypsum
should be used. 1t is also particularly adapted for
in citrus orchards because it loosens the soil
Oranges grown in soil known to be rich in gypsum
are invariably of superlative quality having thin
skin, solid meat and excellent aroma. THE
BEAUTY ABOUT GYPSUM is THE FACT THAT
1T CAN BE USED LITERALLY WITH NO DAN
GER WHATSOEVER on DISASTROUS EFFECTS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Circular No. III, University of California Agricu-
tural Experiment Station says:
Gypsum may be used to good advantage on alfalfa
fields to stimulate the growth Of the plants. An ap-
pcaton of gysum not to exceed 300 to 400 pounds to
the along the fall discing a good striking
stmulant to the plants and rejuvenate the field An
black alka land to neutralize or make harmonious
the black alkali. IN THIS RESPECT GYPSUM
CANNOT BE REPLACED BY LIME.
What Professor E. w. Hilgarde, late of the Univer-
sity of California, says of gypsum:
Gypsum land plaster, has an indirect fertiliz-
ing value which is mainly due to the fact that it has
the power of changing unavailable forms of plant
food especially potash into available form.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-08

Statement of Gypsum on Alfalfa
Statement of difference in yield of alfalfa with
and without gypsum:
One field of acres WITHOUT gypsum yielded ir
four cuttings 1O,941 2-3 lbs per acre.
One field of 20 acres WITH gypsum applied al
rate of half ton per acre. yielded 952 Ia lbs alfalfa
per acre in four cuttings.
One field of II 1-2 acres WITH half ton gypsum
per acre. yielded ,153 lbs alfalfa per acre in four
cuttings. a~..+5 msan IL
Gain per cut on 20 acres, 5O2 lbs per acre
Gain II 1-2 acres, 553 lbs per cutting
TREVELYAN & COULSON
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:. RvEgOS. .. c
~ -0-neCpE


-.---E.Er 81 E-a--ca- HEcc 1PIcaeiores
- - ..,'e-.. -Z0S BucGavista s.
DR. u. MARITIME GuEMAN. Esree.aHs;a
.------sata.s r..l5 8 parties. NecIc!-
>, g--g-zs Cs.inu. 1891 W.
8. Ts-.ga5 Trays Z256.
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ART!CULOS MEXICANOS

Precio por Libra:- AjOnio'i 35c;
Ajo nuevo 81; chile chipotie S1.OO;
pasilla y mulatp imeXicano) Sl.I5;
chile pisado zoe; guajillo 45c; piQuin
extra CSC; camar0n hmpio 45c; roia-
citn 10: cajeta dc Celaya l0c, 2Gc, Acc
75c Y $3.50 pcr cajeta; carne seca
SOC; CANELA CETLAN CSC; Conf
nos SOC; cacahuatc -ostado Doc; CHIC
COLATE ESPECIAL m~eNicano 42c;
Chicharrones sc; habas PC; Queso
blanco 55c; queso de tuna. Il por
Sl.OO; CHORlLO estilo meXicano I6c:
semilla calabaza soc; ~garbanzo l5c:
SALSA-MOLE 19c; Piqun vinagre
lOc; ploncillo de Monterrey de pura
cana, Y Glen cosas mas. MANDA-
MOS iista general GRATIS Y hace-
mos descueatos en- compras mayores
de $4,000 Los pedidos deben venir
con su impOrte complete. Garantiza-
mos Ia caldad de 10 que vendemos.
Pedidos a CABEZUD BROS: 14l0l,
". Commerce ST. San Antonio, lex.
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TRASPASOS.
!NMIGRACION EUROPEA
EN- La ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, Bebrero 29.-
En- cada vapor que llega a esta ciu-
dad procedente de puertos latinos de
Europa V de Hclanda. arriban varios
millares de inmigrantes que vienen
Il radicarse aqui. La mayor partc
de ellos hacen el viaje Ell vapores ho
landeses V alemanes. Y vienen sedu-
cidos por el hecho de QUE la Argen-
tira atraviesa en- estos mon!entos por
una era de gran prosperidad, en- vista
de QUE no Sc VIC acecsada absolute
mente ea NADIA por Ia guerra.
Ell hecho de que Ia mitad de Ia
~poblacion de Buenos Aires sea de
extranjeros que k:asta ahora 10 han
tratado de nacionallzarse ciudadanos
argentinos, ha hecho que Ell DR.. Juan
CARDS Garay, Professor de Leyes en-
Ia Universidad de Buenos Aires,
haya presentado un proyecto de ley,
hacienda obligatoria Ia n~aturaliza-
cion. sim Ell requisite de renunciar a
la ciudaania del pals de nacimiento.
FL Prof. Garay espera que de este
modo Sc resolvera Ell problema pre-
sentado por el fracaso de muchas
pefscnas dc origen eXtranjero para
naturalizarse argentinos, a fin de
cue puedan tomar parte en- los asun-
tos y politica del pals.
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Ell PROBLEMA DE LOS
ALQUILERES EN- N. YORK

NUEVA YORK, Febrero 2S.-Uno
de los problemas que preocupa ma
yormenie en- estos momentos a las "
toridades ~neoyorkinas, es ell relative
a la question de los alquileres, y de
temerse es que &c seguir los especu-
ladores de rentas de casas, trabaJan-
do como hasta aQui. sobrevenga una
huelga general de inquilinos. Ell Pre-
sidente de Ia Union Central Fedora
da. Mr. Edward l. Hannah, ha decla-
RADIO que a nencs de que 81 apruebc
por la Legislature ell proyecto de ley
relative a los alquileres, Ia huelga
sera inevitable.
"Nosctros desamos Y anhelamos
TRAFALGAR. ha dicho ell citado Presi-
dente; pero no podemos aceptar ell
creciente aumento de los a%lquileres
que no guardian relacion con los sala-
rios que percibimcs. Deseamos que
los t~erratenientes y propietarios re-
cihan un razonable :nteres por IL
inversion del capital. Este proyecto
de ley va contra los p~ropietarios, que
habiendo d~esembolsado unos cuantos
miles de pesos ell Ia propiedad, ira
tan de obtener una renta del ochenta
al ciento por ciento. La s~ituacion
de los alquileros presenta tar;bien
I'm problcma para Ia policia, a
de que 81 Sc deshahucia al pueblo y
sc arrojan sus enseres a la Gale, Sc
"a precise aumentar Ell nlnero de
guardianes del orden para que los
custodien hasta cue Sc encuentre un
lugar adecuado para clos"
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asi miSmo para vengar un enemir*,.
Casarse para anadir al propio
nombre un titulo, es comprar un ca
TO juguete de ningin valor.
Casarse para poser n mujer ri.
ca, es cast siempre vender Ell derecho
de primogenitura, per un plato de
l~entejas.
Antes de casarse convene hacer
larguisimas meditaciones ante el boil
sil,c.
Para casarse dignamente, convene
siempre tener Ell doble de salud, do
BILE de fu@rza Y doble renta en- 10 que
sea absoIutamente neeesario..
Tanto para la mujer ON para el
homhre, el esperar en- materia de ma
trimonio es poner muchas probabili-
dades de exito sobre ell platHlo de la
balanza.
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AcoRDEoNES TRIPLES. DoBLES SEN
CILOS culaLo rida :afo--nes adJuEis e-
;smvi!las para rcs2uesta. Ia CASA MHN'
GAIA. Box $50 Ca.raco. III.
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TRAJES EN- ABON0S
p~ENSAMIENTOS Y MAXIMAS
SCORE Ell MATRIMONIO

Casarse por raZon de hygiene es,
Ia mayer parte de las veces, - mis-
mo que anogarse por saciar IA sed.
CasarSe para enriquecerse. es una
vileza , fabric. Eecunda de itI'lel:.
Gades.
GaSarse para empobrecer, es una
estupidez Y I'm delito, es ingresar en-
81 mundo de los proletari&s Y en- una
de las mayores responsibilities que
puede asumir un hofeore.
Casarse por despecho, es matarse
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sESoRES Observation-Disclosures MEXIcA-
nos. Haze cue AS COmraniah Is rSHa-
Uolssu % exc irvi--l6 eH Bones &c -
- Co, "Rz-s Pay" aunsnto c. sCck-
a. .-eu,.s y "us=aPcs". 5 sl-ce aEun &H-
r:tea,e en- ei r-z5a.o 50 e dEre 10 cue Seos
yssz Ar-ss.o rsEocios -e.2csHG2@ns con M
p-gEesi5a en- ,ot@s pzetss ~ pals D H
- r.-y Ire BID. hassSS CITY no
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TF MASOUE hacc desapsrecer cast instan-
tineanentc las arrugas dejando un cults I'm
rio Y tc--6. su u-ccio 6 sl;Oo y $50. Ia
crer1a Queen Celeste = desarroilador del
brsyo. 5oc = $I.25. La crema para massage
'LilIian's". SOC : s1.25. FL Rojo De Beau,
-" -. 81 Polvo DepilstQrio "Go-Gonc.
zoe. habicndo que pagan adcnaas ei porte ),
n contribution dc guerra. Esndedores a
mavoreo y menudeo. Nine. Holland =" W.
Commerce 81. Or. 3lI. San Antonio. Iexas.
atirnden con pronatud Jas ordenes poF
correo.
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InstaIaciones Electricas.
CHICAGO DYE WORKS

RcparuciOncs ' accessories: TODD CarantllAo'
-~IntEleCo. 6l9 Main Ave, Te!efoaos Tn
Wis 1922 y Travis 1886. 4. hernandez. Prof.
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Lie. EDUARDO TAMARlZ
ENSENANZA.

As7gas- E.-z ,ano .Tl6-52o Bcaay big. Ie-
e. san Antonio. Te-ss.
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VENTAS.


Escr!ba inmediasancnte por cataleso De
rcreauclas. noyeiades > rcpesauce!oneS 10
-oEraiicas. Nuest-a casa otcece serVielo ,
calidad Do- 81 dire-oo. No Olga rnsnana
es-r;ho :" ra.aI hoy. adjuntando tres CEN
:avos cn cstaznb-s!as. Mexican News pu-
Dlish.nE Co. Gase>hUr. oil.
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yENDEMOS

yENDEMOS
REQ 1918 con TODD nuevo, rec!en
pjntado Y con buenas llantas.
Columbia 1918 en- perfecJas condl-
clones.
Maxwell 1918 en- magnifico estado.
Overland 1918 en- perfectas cond'-
clones.
Truck Republic de 3l4 de tonelaca'
Truck Federal de una tonelsda.
Carantizamos que todos los carros
que vendemos, son tales como los dcs-
cribimos.
Stagcke Bros, ia ". Crockett st.
San Antonio. Texas. ~
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FALLECIO UN SOBRINO
DEL PAPA LEON XIII.

ROMA, Febrero 27.--El Conde Ca
milo Pecci, sobrino del finado Papa
Leon XIII, ha muerto, segun anun-
clio hecho en- esta capital. FL Condo
Pecci fue uno dc les ~personajes do
mas relieve e importancia en- Ia Cor
te Pontificia. durante el papado de
su ito Ell Condo Sc hallaba casado con
la sonora Silvia Bueno Garzon, de
Ia Hapana Cuba, : 81 hija cen IN
nijo de la Duquesa de Montnlorency.
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EN- ABONOS m~aduinas de coser
differences e~stilcs; ionoEraIos Co
rImbia." piaHns Y maquinas &c cscrioiT
vENno AL CONTADO aiscos
Columbia" m4quinas Singer usadas muy
haratgs. C!sSes gratis Re BORDADO: =
les santos. Tel. Travis 6S59. IT'S W.
St
BALAEZAS COMPUTADORAS autonad-
cas- So vc0Gen. cuUpran. cambIan y re-
payan. H. E. KarEis, sos Main Avenue.
San Antonio. Texas.
LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Casa
cue vende m8qGinas &c escrioir teciaao
Standard" para ~v:ajeros. homb-es &c ne
cocios. -tc. UN GRAN SURTIDO er fono-
Crafos; ventss al contGdo Y en- abonos. ~
Ga catalogo Sc &c maHdara gratis. :. Gu
t.errez, Boz 90. Lareio. Texas.
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
Hista M -.

NO QUEREMOS DINERO ABE
LANTADO como Sc 10 exiEen Otras
casas. Cuando nos haga sus pedidos
remitanos solamente Ia tercera parte
de su valor Y Ell resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba Ia mercancia-iOjo q
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SAN LUIS MERCANTILE co.
3241a W. Commerce ST.
San Antonio. Texas.

Ia GA. FONOGRAFICA -~pcxicanz yende
po- co-reo For6zrafos Columbia. Victor y
Edison DISCS Goo.es nexicAnas. tubos Edi-
soE. Instruments 6ajos sextOs mexicaDoS.
ye-bas. medicinSs. a-ticclos nIcIicaEos. etc
DirljRse a nuestra casa pidieado cRtalogo ,
EstR dc precios. Cia. NeSisana. : D. Flo
res. Box 365, F!oresviile. Texas.
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Para libros en- espahos dirijase
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
rs N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio.
Texas.
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COMISIONES: Pagarc a Quienes inform"n
d. CAS&S ccntricas pucdan reRtarsc. OcC-
IRAN pcrsonaImcntc O por escTito 4 +So w.
Travis ST.
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Sc NECESITAN muchactos con bicicie-
Il, para repartir eafe.-Ocurran 126 n. San
Ia Rosa Az. (2).
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EOTEL SAN LUIS Cuar-9s iimpios y -,
Estc5- Preesgs gsgzctalel pcr seEe,:aA- ZSt
a.. Santa Rosa Ace. san Antonio. Texas
HOTEL MONTERREY, 100 Sc. SaHEa Rosa
kse-H15itlclOa3 rEopjas para Izrz..sas )
Aa5--s zol>s pzeS5oS c5Hoeo~
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Sc N~ECESITAN innlediatamente dos ssstres
com7etcntes que conoEcan todo el rnmo. Pago
semanario o por pieza. Sacos. $3.50: pam
talones. S3.S0. chalecos, $500. EaZlett Tailor
ing Co., Brackettville. Texas.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT 60. COS West Hous-
ton St. paeGc proporcionar a listed trabajz-
dorc, y emplecs. Telefoao Or. 65fI.
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La IlSta anterior eS SOFD ue los IT
ticulos mas usuales.. EscribaRos pi-
diendo nuestra ista general por Ma
YOR \ MEMOIR, en- la que encontra-
ran listed cuanto necesite. a preci0S
VERDkDERAMENTE BARATOS.
Dirija 81 correspondence 4
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RETRITOS

He-ncsos ~retratos de ~arls.as fnvortas'
fOyIs iul@sdas y varios co,"r"S Il inpoS'-
be describir IN beileza de los rcSratos. ue-
~ S ~" nara anreciarse. Precic. 2o.cts.
ada ,,no O 6 nor Sl.I0. Sc lie devueI"e 81 OIL
nero :; no queda sa:isfecho. Il. Baker, -
Esoca Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa.
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vEND0 sapatns del gobic-no. rcpara3os o
sin re?arar. pirigirse a .. Saldafs, 1921
W. Cornne-ce St. San Antonio. Texas.
Ater6en.oa pediaos por coreee.
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Sc NECESITA ~cecinera y lavanders. Ocurran
4 Io9 erosion Ave. Sra. Trcvahc. %.
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EMPLEOS.

| Sc NECESITA Senior para sgente Vendedor.
Ocurran :. sol W. Salinas St F. l.. Lee. Cd.
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SELLOS DE COMA

Les hacemos en- todos los est!ios. como Sc
nos crdaneu. Danes especial atenei6n a los
por co--en. San Antonio Rubber
Stamp Co. 3l7 Navarro ST.. San Anto-
MO. Texas,
T?AJES EN- ABOEOS, hechoS a su- media
: on cuLioui-g estio: "a ruitad al eontado
: Sl.Oh scmanario. !. !. Ramos TRilor5 j
Co. 7n5 Coliad St
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Sc SECEStTA muchschR para t-abajo 60
neral &c caSa- Familia eorta. Ocurran en-
&c manana n COS W. Cypress St (2J.
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ET-SNIC go used \ San Antonio ccr-
IRA a. E7sel Washington. cue per 50 &C.
Fr6:aaS. upiezG y seEuricad. (! pTeis-
Fg.aci6u Ee. Fe-roca-ril cue 70 co2GUc= 4
laredo rs y Medina s.. San Antoine
EaEas -.saEa =. Eli-CaEc. Pep.
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APARATo PARA EoEDAR Y TEJEk: Sc
a4snsa n ,odas las n.aquInas Ge c0sS'. ~
90, ;ns.ruscioucs para usH-sc. J. : Light
-. Birmingham. Ala.
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NECESITo un trabajador nlexicano Gus
quiera trabaiar a meiias. Tengo buena tie
ira, arena. buenos tiros de niuias = naSnf-
ficas herramientas de iabranza. Los intesa-
dos d~irijarss a r. S. Davenport, Dewyine.
Texas. "a
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Sc NECESirAN Senoras sgcrtcs para tonnar
6rdenes fusra de IN eiudad. Sc paEa buen
sleldo. Deben leer Y cscribir insies. Dirfjass
q Glendale, $40 Avenue D.. Cusrto I, el lunes.
t2).
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PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
JENARO CENICEROS.

sh,~,F, vry:-ano. -CEa c.ase de neSoeios
iI9i.,sgcs. zau:-:sc-aEy9s ; mIrercs- Pro-
vs-tc. so--.-i6a g iaeorporsci5n De -Inst-
sg-s5rs Iaause-iales Aa5Ciuls. en- romandi-
"A. o simple comla@.GS. pUrecc'oar = -
BOX 1855. Miami, Arizona
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BAJOS SEETOS mcSica1os y eacreco-tadI-
ras : Drcc;ns n1oCe-adog. Cia. FcnoGra-lca,
| D. Flores. COX $50. Florcsvil!c. Texas.
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LICUSTRUMS

iA-bo!es CGe sicmp-e Per1aaneeen yeTce''
yscrao bara,os. 2. :. Collins, Collins GaToen'
10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

SE NECESITA Seho-a meHicana, sofa. pa
n trahajo general de casa No neeesita sa-
Der ingles. Dirigirse 4 GIL Woodlawn Ave
uI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
PESOUISAS.

ma de cuidado. desea saber el paradero de
su esposo Rafael Muhoz, y quedara u:gy
agradecida 4 II persona quo ] proporcione
algun informc. Direction: 22i2 n. Calhoun
ST. Fort Worth. Texas. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

NECESITAMoS en- Saltillo. Mexico. un COM
petente taquigrsfo en- insies y en- espahoi.
para una gran eompanfa mincra. Dirijanse
al Box 1872. Laredo, Texas. dando refereneiss,
experiences y salario esperado. tSs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

NECESETA TN cccinero. DirijaSe al Pa
lace Cafe. $40 East Commerce St t2).
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-08-11
DREAMERS.

The world is full of strange doc
trines On every corner is dreamer
or hypocrite full of words, using a
grievance as text, preaching folly to
the foolish, seeking converts who may
be persuaded to grind his ak. There
is but one whole some doctrine. 1t is
the doctrine of salvation by sweat, and
sweat without work availeth nothing.
Wealth is not a product of printing
presses. Making coins and metal will
not make men rich All wealth, how
soever far removed from toll, is the
and there can be no life, prosperity
or happrosper and know happiness,
and piness without it. One who dreams
of soft-handed way to universal
prosperity is utterly mad. There is
no short cut. In so much as men re-
lax their muscles and tighten the bur-
den on their shoulders, by so much do
they lessen the worlds prosperity and
their own. Because man is fully cog
infant of his own troubles and burdens
and almost wholly ignorant concern
ing the troubles and burdens that OPP
press his fellows, and because he is by
nature little suspicious and little
envIouS, he nurses an uncomfortable
conviction that the lot of other men
is easier than his own. The farmer
dreams of becoming a banker, the desk
man dreams of becoming farmer; the
seaman would have a Job ashore; the
laborer envies the soft hands of the
financier, and the financier envies the
digestion and sound sleep of the labor
er. If the salaried man who wears
white collar thinks himself unjustly
treated because his monthly check does
not increase as fast as the price of
food, why doesn't he quit paved streets
and follow plow? There are many
idle acres. If one who works with his
hands thinks himself unjustly treated
because other men work at desks, why
doesn't he study at night and equip
himself for white-collar job? There
is an unfailing demand for men who
can handle big jobs well. The truth
is that nearly all men are satisfied
with their present employment. 1t has
become a habit with them They are
bound to it by the friendship of fell