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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
OPEN TOPS FOR COAL.
Fuel Still to Have Preference In Use
of GondoIaa

Of GondoIas.
Washington, D. c., July 14.-De-
spite the pleas of building and road
material interests for the cancellation
of the order confining the use OF open
top cars to COAL the interstate COM
merce commission yesterday contin-
ued it in effect for an additional thir-
ty days, as requested by the railroads.
The order as modified today runs un-
til Aug. 20. The commission defined
coal cars as not including flat cars
with sides less than thirty six inches
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
Hospital Stolen;
Shelter Smallpox
Victims in Tents
By Associated Press.

Connellsville, Pa. July 14.-Small-
pox victims here are being quartered
IN tents because authorities discover
ed the municipal hospital, located
one half mile from the city had been
stolen.
The building had been carted away,
q board at time. until only a few
boards remained.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
BAD WRECK NEAR
MELROSE ON 30"
Five Cars, Including Two Pullmans,
Leave Track, and sleepers Are ov-
erturned-Passeneers Shaken Up
But Not Seriously Iniured-Acci-
dent Duo to Washout.

BY Associated Press.
Ottumwa, July II. - Eastbound
Burlington passenger train No. Ia
went into the ditch jYst west of Mel
rose at 1918 a. m. today. when 1t
struck washout in the track.
Five cars, two Pullmans, a loung-
ing car, and two day coaches, left
the track. The PullInans turned over.
The passengers were severely shaken
up and bruised; but none was SER
iously injured. Four hundred and fif-
ty feet of track between Melrose and
Russell were washed out by the
heavy rains last evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
TWO DROWN NEAR ,EDDYvlLLE

Nephew and Both Perish.
BY Associated Press.
Ottumwa, July 14.--Mrs. Ethel
Stansberry and her 11-year-old
nephew, Clifford Edwards. both OF
Coalfield, were drowned In Miller
creek. near Eddyville, late yesterday.
The party was picking berries along
the creek bank and the lad lis suppos-
ed to have fallen into the water, his
screams for help first attracting the
attention OF the other persons. Mrs.
Stansberry Jumped into the creek
to save him and was caught in the
high running current. She is survived
by two small sons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
THIEVES GET .GEoReETTEs.
Smith Emporium Robbed Of 40f
Waists, Valued At $4,000.

BY Associated Press.
Muscatine. July 14.-Almost 400
georgette waists. valued at more
than $4,000. were taken from the
Smith Emporium here Tuesday night.
The thieves entered the store thru
the front door which the proprietor
left unlocked as he stepped outside
for a few minutes early in the even
ing.
The establishment was stripped OF
high priced waists but all cotton
goods were ignored.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14

and positive language preserve the
Monroe doctrine and retain for the
United States the right to construe
that doctrine for itselfY'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
FIND GIRL STOLEN BY eyPslEs.
Detectives Rescue ST. kouis Girl in
Suburb Of Havana, Cuba.

by ASSUCIdleU FreSb. q
Havana, Cuba, july ,14.-Jessie. Co.'S
tello, 1O-year-old daughter Of John
Costello Of st. Louis. Mo-, said to
have been missing from her home
since April 25. has been rescued
by detectives who .raided a house in
u suburb Of Havana and arrested a
Gypsy woman and her son and
daughter, whom the father charged
with abducting the child.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
STOCK YARDS 70 OLD TIME.

Abandon New Time to Conform With
Chicago Train Schedules.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago. July 14.-Daylight saving
time will be abandoned at the Chi
oago Stock Yards tomorrow, 1t was
announced today. 1t was explained
that the necessity for conformation
with railroad schedules prompted
the change.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
cELEBRATE TAKING sAsTILE.

131st Anniversary.
BY Associated Press.
Paris, July 14.-France today cele-
brated the 131st anniversary Of the
taking OF the Bastile. Artillery and
infantry estimated to number 41.000
marched thru Paris
The brilliancy Of the military re-
view was marred by the absence OF
President Deschanel and Marshal
Foch. The president sent word re-
GREETING that Ill health compelled him
to continue his rest for several weeks,
while Marshal Foch was. at Spa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14

Chilli Hears of Bolivian Trouble.
BY Associated Press.
San Diego, Chilli, July 14.-Con-
firmation Of reports Of the over
throw Of Bolivian government was
received by the Chilian foreign Of
fee today in a dispatch from La Paz.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
Chorus.

Then raise the scarlet standard high;
Within its shade we'll live and die
Tho towards finch and traitors sneer
Well keep the red flag flying here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14

With heads Uncovered swear we all
To bear it onward till we fell.
Come dungeon dark or gallows grim,
This song shall be our parting hymn.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Recorded Lenses

42D ST. 22 2, $, all; $ Enz stetson to
Rockwell Restaurant. inc, "A f. 42d st:
y yrs 3 mrs from Feb l, 1920. attys.
Kamtrowit2 & Il, $40 broadway.
$4,000 to $4,000
4TM AV. 42o upper floors entrance hall
and part basement. A29 4th Av Corp to
Edith NJ lfollinger. a23 4th av. from Feb
ii. 1919 to sept so. 1921, atty. II w
Dorcmus. 429 4th av -. sl2.o
BROAD ST 81; all; Samuel Untermyer to
David K-amer, 1857 45th at. Brooklyn,
from Jan ]. 1920. to April 30, 1884; atty.
i, ii Ludlow Co, l49 broadway. taxes etc
and Ss,l.o and ................ $3.50
BROA DST, So. all; same to same. from
Jan L. l120. TO April 30 1854; atty ss' 'ne
s6.7l3.b 30 and s7.7lSbo
FrIToN ST lis.2o' pu,cA st. s-iS al.
Philip l.eiton to Emf, Lang. 76 Nay
18th st. brooklyn; 20 yrs from Apr!l !.
1870. atty. Ny Hopheime:, 35 Nassau
st taxes. etc. and ...... ........ s5- 900
BROAoWAY, sos. store. basement and
sub basement. Beni Girsburg It al 10
Dafid Cohen. $50 3 Ath st. Brooklyn.
q .no: from May /, lg2d. to Ian 81, 1870.
auy, o y Snmuels 2l7 Broadway.
$4,000 and 81 000
137fH ST. Il g. lots I. sc and 80. block l7si.
Nnd map: ALL J SarEennt Cram, trus
20 Thco Klein Constr Co. 6h2 w lS5th
rt. 20 yrs from May l, 1920: 90 yrs
renew nttys. Fox & ". 81 Nassau st:
taxes, etc, and ~ .,,...,..-,..... S45. 600
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

WAS1lINGTON ST A40. Dosbrosscs
ST. 2Iloss2.1O; m March so; katzen-
bach & Bullock 90 to Thos B Sayre. Asa
Washington av and ano; instals; e.
attys Stoddard e NJ. l2S Bway $40 900
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Steam Launches For Sale.

Five wooden steam Launches. "AVAION."
"LONGPORT." "SOME.IS POINT" ocean
CIIY,' ana "WlLDWOOD" built in years
1898, 1900 and 1906, containing Amy boilers
and compound engines, all in working condi -
lion general dimensions length 20 feet ;
beam Is feet 4 inches: depth from ; feet 3
inches 10 'eet ~ inches. with accomlno-
dations for loo passengers Formerly in
ferry service between Lonsport and Ocean
'lii \. j. May he seen at ESsingt on. Pa
by application 10 Essiugton Shipbulding
Company.
BIDS for these launches in r- sent condition
and location. VIII be received hr MONT
GOMhHY SMITH, Puro nasng Agent Penn
sylNania system. Eastern Region, l7th &
fN!bert Streets. Philada.. Pa, until April
lolh. 1870, TO whom all requests for !nfor-
nation should be addressed
Right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

ARNOLD WILLIAM lin PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable JOIIN T. CO.
HALAN, IA Surrogate or tho County Of Now
York noticc Is hereby given to all pcrsons
hnyinp claims against WILLIAM II
ANNOLD late Of the County OF New York.
dcccascd. to prescnt the nnme with vouch-
ers thereof I" inc "nha'iibcrr. at their
Of their nttorneyn Mcsnrn. spencer. ord
wny II Wicrurn. No. n william street.
thorough OF Manhattan. city Of Now York
on or bsfore tho 7th day OF July. next.
batcd New YORK, january End. 1870
WILLIAM D ARNOLD,
GEORGE l.. CHENEY.
Executors
arENcEr. OnpwAY 81 wIEItUM. At.
tornsya for Executors. III William
Street. New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John j. Cohalan. Surrogate
OF tho County of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against George blair. lato OF the County
of New YOrit, d"coascd to present tho
Same with Nouchcrs thereof To the sub
scribcrn at their place Of transacting bust
ness at the once Of Jonas Il NeuburHer
their attorneys. 10. llb Broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, in the CITY of Ncw
York on or before tho 9Th day OF Septc-
hcr next.
Dated. Now York. the 4th day of March.
1920.
MARY 'LAllt, Executors.
JONAS 4 NECHURGER Attornoys for
Executors. ll6 broadway. New York
CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Fidelity Storage Warehouse
SURROGATES' NOTICES

FARROTT JULIA PAULDING.--IN PUR-
suanCc OF an order or Honorable John T.
Cohalan, n Surrogate Of the County OF
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against julia Paud-
Ing PARROT. late OF the County OF New
York. deceased, 20 present the Same with
vouchers thereof to the sui scri bers, at
their place of tronsactins business. at tho
onicc of Sullivan g. Cromwell. their attor-
neys. at No. 40 Wall Street. in tho Borough
of Manhattan. IN the CITY OF New York
State OF New York. on or before tho lat
day OF May. 1920, ncxt
Dated. New York. the 22d day of Octo-
bsr. 1919.
MADEiEINE BRUCE
GEORGE T.. pARROTT
Executors
for Executors. once and =. @. Ad-
dress 49 Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
STORAGE NOTICE
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCOEDANCE WITH TIE lEOVr-
sion os law, there being duo and unpaid
charges FOR which the undersigned Fidelity
Storage Warehouse is entitled "a lien as
described and due notice having been
EtVen To all parties lnown 10 claim an in
forest therein. and the tine specified in
aUcii notice for payment of such charges
having expired. there Will be sold at public
@uction - our warehouse, 1O7-lno Vast
rGth St. oN MONDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1920.
at iO:30 \. W., ana continuing Oh each and
every Monday thereafter. beginning at the
same hour. uniil all goods arc sold, to wit:
Roll top desks and office Furniture
suits. bedroom suits. dining room SUITS
library furniture, pianos. Niclrolas. musica |
instruments. carpets rugs. trunks, bones
barrels. suit cases, contents consisting Of
clothing. linen books papers, stationery
pictures. hr!c brac. china and glass
AND materials and other personal
effects held for the nccount Of In. fol
lowing parties concerned: MIR. G. l..
BELCHE.R. MRS KATUERINE THKET.-
MRS. JOSEPHINE HAMILTON. MRS
Z1NA RuSToN EMPEY. MRS. w A.
JOHNSON. MIR w A. JOlINSON MISS
SARAH GAINSFoRTll, CORR. EDWIN J.
kAKRoII MIR. MONTAGU WORTHI.EY
DKpUli.LARp, MIR. FRANK CAMpfE
MRS. y. VI. SMITH, MIR. CIiAS FEIC;E
MRS. ANNA NTER. MIR. DON V
LAKEWOOD, MIR. w. X. METCATFE. MR.
Ell IIRAiN lIilW lott LEWIS. being now
stored in said Fidelity Storage Wurchousc
the goods Will be on exhibition at the
time ana place Of sale. and on each day
of sale.
Fidelity Storage Warehouse
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

1856 p IN: March 3O Manspring Realty
Corpr TO Hebron Realty Corp. 90 f Goth
st; instals. c; pr mtgc $l5o.OO0 atty.
II Stevenson. 26 Liberty st -. $55, 900
sSTH ST. s. 4+6 w 5th av 64X9S.9; p m:
March "a Jere F. Donovan to Norman
Real Estate Corpn, 17o Bway; s yrs.
p c; atty, W NJ Wechsler, 10 Broad
>, way; S,n ca, - ooooo
81; Anne e Brady to Edith O Massey,
=, Shrewsbury. ]: yrs, 5la p c.. $40. 600
list ST, ., 4S0 Columbus av COX
1922: m. March 80: Lorrha Realty
Corpn to Mary E Patten. 235 w 18th st:
yrs, 5l2 p c, New York Title g. Mtge
M
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

wES, ENn AZ ~, =, =, @-VVoV o
1885, March 80; Alb West End Avenue
Corpn to Annie Gotthelf, 93s st Nicholas
nv: demand. p c........ s24. 34l.73
SaTH ST. 8. 1870 West End av 8Ox
100; m; March 20: 9l7 West seth st
Corpn to Carl ] Stein. White Plains,
7, 10 yrs, p c; pr mtge $2l5. 600:
atty Betjeman. Sc Liberty
N
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Fowler Express Co.
Jackson's Express,
xINGTON AVENUE AND d4TH ST.
SURROGATES' NOTICES

KIN1. BEHNETT J.-IN PURSUANCE
OF order or Honorable John i. Co
haIau u Surrogate OF ths County OF Now
YORK, Notice Ia hereby given TO ali per.
sons having cInins against bennett J.
King. lntr OF tho County OF Now York,
deecns.d, TO present tho sar4s with vouch.
sra thereof to the sUbscrlbcr. at his place
Of trnnsncting busjncrs. Mt Tho once OF his
Ittofnry WilIiDtn T.. or. Cs1 No III
Cnninbnrp Street Borough Of Manhattan.
City of Ecw York. on or before tho loth
dsy of Jun" nrrt.
bs,nd. Nnw Yo'h tho I'm day OF bs
netnbcf l5ip|
EDWARD u. KIHG. Executor.
WILLIAM &. DHH, Attorney for Exccw-
tor. no. l., ChninLcrs street. BorOuK h
Of Manhattan. CITY of New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

CENTRAL HUDSON II>E
POl';tf< EEPS1E. KINGSTON
Tel. LISPENAND 6f37
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
STORAGE NOTICES
STORAGE NOTICES.
WAREhOUSEMAN'S SALE OF
GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

N ACCORpANCr N1r11 r1Ir ppo1,,
~ ~ -, =, INIAlD CHARGES FOR WHICH
,siREppNNDLEtS i1fi y = DERsIGNED I,N1 METRopOLlTAN
CO. IS E,TJIrr a. ErCmiN TX iNt'E " MAREiiQJ SE
t'ET ~ E,R nn,MnM: ntSl,3 On The GOODS HEREIN
1IAv1NC; BEFN ~ 0i:S. C12u M ,r pCE NOTiCh
TfE,S EH6MEN ,rG ~ & IN 10 AL. PAR-
EST ,rIIr,DnIS, * CiAiM AN INTER
JFIED - ~ S;,c A-VD IiiE TINE SPEC
liEE,r or st.T15 1,IJ ~ N0IlC FOR PAY
PIRED ritE, III "A ~ hS HAVING EX-
PTBIIIt, AIIrT,1>, irs y ~ H. 20 BE SOLD At
pAY ApRIT ~: MhW o1,,J HGRk CITY, ON MON
NJ tr1Ih, fC1 IL I9-U AZ 80 y.
-",; " ~ r. fCl.lOWlNG PROPERTY:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
METROPOLITAN E'lREPROOF'
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co..

l4-39-al VEST 6GTH STREET.
NEW YORK CITY, \. y.
tHAS. >. MORRIS, PKfSIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
TRAY Ell
CatskiIl Evening Line

Freight Service resumed Monday. Apr. E.
Freight received APR. .. Sniings Mondays
Wednesdays, Fridays. Pier 43. n. X. Tel
1897 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE
Daylight sekvica up tho Hudson will bs
May Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Long Acre Express Storage
Warehouse
Edward kec,an. Proprietor.
4l0 " EST 47TI ST.
WAREHOUSE; SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCoRDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
OF law, there being due and nn,ii
charges for which the Undersigned Fnwler
E*prcss co. and Jnckson's Express is cntillci
70 a Hen as waI"hpusclnan on the goods here
lna'i"r described. apI duo notice having been
gwen :" all parties known to claim an in
iorohi iherein and the time sI,ccincd in .nrh
no'l"e Tor payment OF such cha rgcs having
expired, thfrc WIN he sold at public auction
81 The ". II. tinttnu & son Auction
Rooms, ii5 University Place, on TT rs
DAY, AFKIt. 18TH, 1920. at 1880 a NJ
and continuing on each and every Tuesda y
ihercagtor. beginning a. the same hour. unill
ali goods arc sold. TO Wit: Merchandise.
trunks. bo1es barrels boxes. bags and their
contents issld for the account Of the follow
ing parties concerned: trunk c. SIMON
DEF, t.unk. j. e. CASSlNI; trunks
MRS i.EDDY; / trunk MIR ROWAN: I
trunt V. MOORE, trunk. T., MCGUIRE. !
trunk, HOLBINiiER. trunk. MISS
ROONEY; trunk. G. r. T,NDERLEE:
trunk. MRS DUFFY. trunk. GIINIlIlT
trunk AN. COMMITTEE or FRENCH
I.EAGIE. box. r.. SrKONiIERC;. box. f. j
trunk. e McDEVITT: bag. MIR,
ItAJAs: bag, 4uEENAN: trunk. ALICE
OSBORN: bag. MIR TrKVA; pkga, JACK
EAEtY, boxes. MRS !. q. BNEWSTf1n /:
J case. HISS l.. DAVIS, trunk. MISS
UAIrSEL. trunk. GILBERT. being now
n'ored ia The raid To,vlcr Express co. and
Jackson's Expr"ss knrcrooms. The goods
VIII be on exhibition al ihe time and plncc OF
tuIc. and on each duy or nale
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Furniture Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR furniture. an j..
ti0uer. pianos. brio "A brac. books. ART,
etc. GABAY. 80 University Place. Phone
6tuyvssant z37!
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Spanisni French
SHALL, 7 STAY? SHALL, Coz

SHALL I STAY SHALI GO!
Before making a change find out II you
are the right track. To know what
your lifework should be IS start In the
right direction. The trained analyst will
know from study OF your face the voca-
ton for YOU. This study is based on
known scientific laws. No psychological
tests trade tests Ask us all about it,
Booklet L" on request. Merton lnsti-
tute. Inc. ss Fifth ave. Cat 18th st) y.
Tel. Chelsea 1854.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Patents
Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS sny s,1y eo"ai,i"n. n,,.n
tity bought for highest cash AppraisinG =
srscisity; call or writn. HnHnAjlan, 30
West 18th xt. Phone slol Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for Sale
WILTON, AXMINSTER 1YUITTALL,
RRJ-SSfT.S
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised, pur.
chased BENNETT. l75 Broadway upstairA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
NPORTANTE
CAMBIOS DE DOMICILIOS

FL "BERGNER STUDIO" Sc Gambia al Eum.
S07. Alamo Plaza. dondc Sc pone = las or
dcnes de su aprcciab!c clientele y del pub.i-
co en- general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
MARIHUANOS QUE SON
SORPRENDTDOS P0R
AGENTES DE POLICIA
Llegmon estos hasta Ell
fumadero, pero Sc les
esccpGn los locos

Eueno fue Ell gclpe que aver die
ron los detectives Cardenas Y Peche.
Hscia yaa lgunos dias que trstaban
dc capturar a una pandillita de vaga-
bundos O. habian escogido un sitio un
tarto fdnebre para e~ntregarse a! Jue-
go de datos mientras fumaban sus
cicarrilos preparados con marlhua-
ma. Los d~elincuentes sc reunian Ell un
n~.atorIal cercano al Panteon de San
Fernando. Ali fue donde aver, POGO
despu6s de las 2 de IA tarde les sor-
rrcnd;eron los detectives
Fran ACCOMPLISHMENTS diez indi.
viduos los que ~sostenian la partida-
Ties o cuatro de ellos, los menos m
tcbidos en- ell juego, seguramente, die
ron Ia voz de alarma echand0 a CO.
rIer en- seguida.
Cuando los agentes de Ia policla
privada vieron que aquellos Sc les es-
capaban. Gisparon al aire repetldas
ycces por yer 81 los que corrian dete-
niar su fuga. Mas N fue asi, los fu--
siguieron corriendo como ga
NOS Y pronto lograron ponerse a
considerable distancia de sus perse-
~guidores quienes muy a su pesar hui
tieran de contentarse con aprehender
q los Cuatro QUE Guedaban.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
SOFA

Hermana: FL te quiere Y te llevara
prorto. Dice que venia triste por Ell
sendero girls. por el sendcro del mis-
mo color de la TERRA cor que cubric
la sepultura de su madre. .Desde
crtonces. tie fijasce? ~cucnta, tenn
bl&ndole los labios. con Ia o aho-
gada : los ojos humedos, que no
canta Ii vcrsos en- las puertas dom
de manos solicitas lie daban un Pc
Gazo de pan Y IN vaso de vino.
BESIDE entonces viene solo; solo como
sc qued0 durmiendo para sielnpre
su madre EN- la sepultura cue el Gu
brio con TERRA girls, con terra del
mismo color que la del sendero por
Gondc venia. w.. lego. y til le qui
siste y pronto tie iras con ell.
iLo vimos %juntas, tie acuerdas? Y
viste que yo no le guerra, no! Id
tembl6 como til, porque creia que lie
temias; y mis- ojOs Sc c~lavaron en-
los suyos porque pense que te mi
raba para hacerte dano! FL hoy te
quicre V tc llevara pronto. .fo tenn
blarC dc nuevo, emocionada. porque
no te causara dano....iTu lie quisis-
te ' pronto tc iras con cl. ..Eo me
cuedare sofa. En- la manana dare
de conner ' de beber al pajaro cue
canta en- la jaula tus amoreS. En- la
tarde, cuando las flores de III ma
Gotta, mustias V abatidas. Sc march
ten, sin roma 20 las cubrirG cor tie
rra girls. con TERRA del mismo color
del sendero por donde u te a~lejas..
Ell cantara dc nuevo sus versos,
con los ojos hUmedos puestos en- los
tuyos. con los labioS tremulos y Ia
voz ahogada. como para que Ia es-
cuches mcjor....I manos solicitas
dar&n para los dos VI pedazo de pan
V IN Vase dc vino
En- Ia noche me quedare sofa: =,
cuardo vuelva ell dia, ire al campo
santo q comporer Ia TERRA girls de la
scpultura de mi madrc. Ell paja-
70 de la jaula llorara mi pena....H
cuando recuerdc que 10 vimos juntas
Y que til 10 quisiste, v~olvere los ojos
al desierto girls, al desierto del mismo
color del sendero por donde III &c
fu:ste......
Publico LENTUCIo
San Antonio, Texas 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
Mire bien antes de

Viene &c la 1a.)
hecho de que Mexico no haya entrado
Bonillas sc refirio en- su discurso al
ju2gan un pals incapaz de gobernar-
Sc ' dijo que las e~lecciones proximas
cran la Ultima carta que la Republica
iba q jugar, pues existe I'm grave
peligro en- ell case de que resulte I'm
conflicto armada de dichas eleccio-
mes.
"Dcbemos fijarnos muy bien al dar
nucstro voto en- estas elecciones,"
dijo ell candidate, Y aconsej6 nlucha
prudencia Y civismo para csc trascen
tai asunto."
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MARIANA. come-ciantc en- mcTcanciaS eN-
.nryrra= : del pals. Qucsc. sardlHaS e"
.ccj,c. macarr6a. fideos, jamoneS : tocin".
Tel. CT. $50. 1903 ". Commerce st. San
sn.o-;o Tcxas t2j)
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f CANTIDAD DE


Los cuatro vagabundos. .jtgadore.
en- pequeno, fueron c~onducidos a la,
oficinas de policia Y, va para inter
naics en- sus ~reSpectivas celdas. en- Ia
carcel de la ciudad. cuando les regis
traron, les encontraron en- los befsi
Hos SUI buena provision de marihua-
ma. Quien mas, quien menos; pero a
ninguno de los jovenzueloS lc faltaba
Ia aSquerosa droga.
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VENDEN baratos dos fueles electricos,
vunuucs y nuuerosas herramientas de
herrcro. Tel. Travis 6lTS. C2D
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EN- VIAJE DE

Don Eduardo ldar, Director y pro-
~pietario de "La E~voluci6n," diario
cue Sc publica en- Laredo. Texas, lie
20 aver 4 esta en- viaje de negocios.
Hoy regresa a la m~encionada ciudaG
f,onteriza.
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Precio per libra: Ajonjolt 35c
Aio nucro SIC; Chile Chipotle Sl.0O;
Pasil!a. negro V muIato ~importadcs
de Mexico. SI.I5 Y $3.50; Chile Pr
sado ancho Soc; Chile guajil!o 35;
Pasll!a colorado chico &1.G0; CANA
ron limg;O granGc 45c; Col2clon me-
xicana 3Sc; Cajetas Celaya 1Oc;
Carne SEGA SOC: Queso bianco 55c;
Cane!a mexicana (Ceylan) Csc; Co.
mino SOC; Cacahuate tostado 25c;
Chicharrones frescos sc; Habas poe;
Qucso dc Tuna 23c; Chorizo meXica-
no 16c; Semilla Calabaza SOC; Gar
BANJO Is; Salsa-Mclc 1Qc botellita.
Piouin vinagre Toe; Chicle negro soc:
Hcjas tamaI &c; Chocolate especial
2: Piquin extra CSC; oregano 25c;
Molcaictes SOC, ' zoe; Metates gran
des 300: Dulces meNicanos surtldos.
100 piezas Sl.i5; PILONCILLO DE
MONTERREY 22c libra; Canastas
.arrizo cedaZos cerda, y Glen cosas
mas. Maudamos lisUa genera! a soil
c;tud Y hacemos descuenros en- ped
dos De $1,000 arrIba. las ordenes
deben venir con 81 importe complete.
Garant!Aamos la caliGad &c 10 que Yea
demos. Pedidos 4:
CABELUD BROS
.l4lO1. ". Commerce st
San NntoniO, Texas
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RUDY COLLEGE
COMPRAS.

CoHn.o. v->DO Y CAMRIo na7llnas de
c--~-. E-aa=-as1=. -tsrc>. n0gainas d. os-
r-.p.- ps~e~. Compo-ru Ca7oE~aics y
r...- .a,r-. r. de 'os Santos. us
s. -a-a.-r- :, L. t-av:s $3.50
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ENSENANZA

-alE.sEaEIA F.--saan en- Ia G:rs. S-iOo.
----r.-.. 20 ana semaaa. $500. -Exts.
a--. 2,ea ssGer-
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

NO QCEREMOS DTNERG ADE-
LANTADO como Sc 10 eNigen otras
casas. Cuando nos haga Ii pedidos
remitauos soiamente ia tercera parte
de 81 yaIor Y el resto 10 paEara
cuaado reciba Ia mercaRcia.-iOjo q