davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Sc TRASPASA una Tienda de abarrotes.
buent clientele. en- maSuitico barr;c. con h7-
bitacior rara familia. DiriSirse 3 Daniel
GonzIeZ. ESQ. y. Pecos Y Salinas. ts)
PoR ESTAR ENFERMo = 10 poderlo ats7.
Dr.. tzspaso Restaurant Nexicano. bien Acre
6.ado: nUnerosa e~lien:ela. 2o2 sur Conchos-
Vicente RarSeL
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GALE NAVIDAD. casa de cuatro Guar
tado y 20 po- ciento al mes.
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Sc NECESITA una criada. Dirigirse a
Colegio WeSleyano. Cincinnati Ave. y ca
mino de Bandera. t5I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

NECESITAMOS tres hombres para vendor
nuestroS productos, casa por casa, son pro-
ductos que Sc venden bien a'Eente mexicana y
estan anunciados en- los peri6dicos en- esp
mol. Dirlianse a OLeary Products Co. 1lOt1
So!edad St. San Antonio, Texas. to1
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TALLER

TALLER FONOGRAFlCO
REPARkCION DE F0NOGRAFOS y Ma
quinas Ge CuScr. Ocdenea pc- Covreo. FO-
lNOGRAEOS- Maquina5 SINGER eC AboRoS.
Leand-o u. Rodriguez LOG BucnG9:sta- SAN
Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITA uu ayudante p!Rnchador de
Sastreria- Buen suel6o: ocurra inmediata-
mente ] 224 DoloroSa st. ()
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

LA SRA. Virginia L. dei valiGdo de Con
80 90 altas ezrudlos, tscuea fgInceSal
= prac-ca hcspItaaEIS , ciSL, SiEeee s@a
,ArT,.los sn parties, eafermsGAdrs os Seno-
- al especIzlidad. en- Ics nlnos. Reco-
neudada por el Doctor ortsEa. 40 CANA
ron ST.
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EMPLEOS

COSTURERAS - COSTURERAS
Trabajo ligero, agradable, cosiendo middies
y delantales. Permanente y buen suede.
Bell Mfg. c.. 5S5 Broad Ave. Tobin Hill Car.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
ATENCION FERROCARRILEROS
MESICANOS

La "Agencia de Negocios Mexicara" es I'M
dependents de los ferrocarrles. Arregla d
reembolSo de pages hechos en- Bonos de Ia
Libertsd. Back Pay" Cheques y Tiempos
por cobrar, de c~ualquier corpania. Arresla
l~es;ones. fractures = Golpes sufridos en- ell
t.abaio muertes accideItaies. Corsultas gra-
It's sobre c~ualauier aSunto. EscTiban ast:
AGENCIA DE NOGOCIOS MEXICANA
3rd. Floor, X. C. Life Bldg. Kansas City. Lilo.
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MoLINOS DE PIEDEA PARA NIXTAMAL
- Pida ri fol!eto. -
?. EGca. Box @2t. Los Angeles. Cal
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# AVISOS DE OCASION[E


JUVEN Experto en- Teneduris de- lbruS !
correspondence en- espanol, ofrece sus Ser
vicios para cualquier trabajo de eseritorio
despacho o como agente; dirigirse r. D. sol
Garden St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

A las personals que sufren de cataratasi
Sc les suplca dirigirse para un asunto que
mucho les interesa a Ia Botica Hidalgo, Ills
Dolorosa st. San Antonio. Texas
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PRES

:NECESlTA $35.G0I Prestamos contl6encis-
Is sobre nuebles 4 personas n suede. Abo.
nos faciies. Por $500. 35c. semaraE:os. 800
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas LIN
lain St Houston. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
VENTAS

Sc TENDE una yeSua y IN carrito chi
CO dc resorteS, con guarn!cioacs. ICI ~.
Commerce st. It)
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PESQUISAS.

AGRADECERE a Ia persona que me- infor-
me del actual paradero de Crespiniano Ava
rez, originario dc fabens. Condado de Ell
taso. Texas, de l9 amos de edad, moreno, al
to. d~elgado; reciti sus ultmas noticias de
Melrose. Texas. Di:igirse a Jose Alvarez.
$40 So. Monroe St. Hutchinson. Kansas,
Qualification $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

CoMPRO terneras. becerros y vacas pari-
das. lerheras Dirigirse = Isaac c. SANCHEZ.
2sOI ". Houston st. lol
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ENSENANZA

MARIA CE DE LENSHIN. pro:SSor9 de
oi.no rradaada en- el Couse-vatorlo Naclonal
q Mexico, y dscipula del pianista poiaeo
Alfredo Lenskin. da claSeS. liO North 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

Sc VENDE Tienda de abarrotes situada
en- il Gale So. Alamo. Tiene -nuy bucua
y nuneroSa c~lientcla: casa de piedra en- cs-
uuinI: tfcnc tres cuarJcS para vivi-; una
brera bcdeSa: ticne mucho luga- para po-
ner lena, cts. Sc veude con 20 por c,cato
de dcscuprto sobre Ell costo. D~lyigirSe al Sr.
Robes, con Smith d Smith. 400 National
Ban. OF Commerce Bldg. Tel. Or. 2o9o y
TT. 2223. t3l
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS


3ASCULAS lie tod4s crascs. Sc compran.
yerden y canbian. Ac-ntes Ge las baScu-
lns ccmputaScraS SutonaticaS Detroit"
Basculas Fairbanks" ToStldorcS de Ca
fe Royal" MoIinoS de Cafe. Cuchil.oS pa
"a caru;cero , ref-.EcradorcS. sos Main
AVENUE San Antonio. Texas. Tel CIR. i2Zs
4. Z. HarEs. Mgr.
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oos ". II St-Nev York, y. y.
T-atamiento re.feccionado de las g!aacu-
las intcrstcia,es. contra "a PoSITaclon
100 sin necesidad de ope-acion y SIN I'M
- ora. Sc dediqus : suS ocupaciones dla-
$;aT- Taubisn t-aco Intermediates DEL e.
tSmaro, sanEre, piel y NejlGa. &c aeuerdo
con los Glsincs metoGos franeeSes. SOFA ne
-csi.s bace-ne unaS cuant3S vtSIt2S- homo
100 r,6dicos. No canbio cor-esponGenci2-
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Ell CHOCOLATE LA MEXICANA" per
81 SAILOR exquisite y calidad superior. Is
81 r-eferido de las personals de buen gusto.
listed 10 juzEara hacienda IN pedido de
prueba. La MeNicana' 4 P. Gracia.
sol So Laredo It. San Antonio. Texas.
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MUSICA PARA PIANO tmarcscr:ta.) Pida
ssta general. Observation-Disclosures para orGues-
Il. etc. Repertoire de M-sica MeSIcana. Box
IS Sta 4. l4Ica Vest. Commerce ST. San
Antonio. Texas.
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sESoRr:5 FERROCARRILEROS MEXl-
CsNOS. Hare que las Companies les reenn-
bolscE los que :avir:ie-on en- Bonos dc a
Libcrtad- Cob-o Back Pay. aumeato -
sueldoS. cheques y ~~tempo.' s. SURE d.
gin accidcate en- 81 rrabaJo. 70 lie dlre 10
one de5c pedir. ArvcElO negocIcs re42c,0n2;
- con mi proFe>iyn en- toGaS parties del
oliS. DiriSirse al Lie. J. PEARCE AANE
80 Kansas City Life Blds. Kansas CITY,
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VENTAS.


Sc TENDEN 65 Vacas Jersey; so produ-
cieado leche y l5 para tener era; loro
Jersey reCistrado Y ! Toro Jersey SIN re-
eistyar; Vendemos parte o todos junt5s. "
Maggie. Route C. Box Dot. San Antonio
Texas. COZ
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MEDLCOS
DR.. Z, A.

Denrista. Participa n 81 antigua e.lsn.
y al publco en- general, que Sc eneoeAua
- reSreso en- esta ciIGad- Book S!eE-' Quar-
20 Ne. 206. E. Houston -
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Sc DARAN $500 de qualification a Ia
persona que de informes eXactoS del actual
paradero de Francisco Flores, de 10 amos
de edad. moreno. de baja e~statura, ojos ne
gros. En- 1918 viva en- Mercedes. Texas, y
de ALI Sc traslado en- el mismo ano a Port
Arthur. Texas. de donde Sc recibieron sus
ultimas ~noticias. Es hiio del Senior Felipe
Flores y de Ia Sonora Manuela Castaneda.
Todo informe d~irigirSe a Juana Salazar.
1425 Guadalupe St San Antonio, Texas.
(5)
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81 VENDE una casa mode-na para resi-
Geacia: = piso>, S cuartos. cata cuarto t:enc
as Gale asfaltada. Precio $4,000 90 sin
mueb!eS. Amueblada ST.. 500. 90. W. D..
Whitaker. Tel. Cr. 5l2i "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
nR V PALOMO

INTERMEDIATES CRONICAS
TcIeforos Travis s6Q2 y Mission 2lIS.
TIe SO PecoS St. san -NlIoh'O' ACN1S
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DR.. FLIPPEN

DR. GUILLERMo HARRISON: EsTeclallsta
~ apteojos, III Soledad ST. sc haSLs eSPanoL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

Entire GRAND y AVENIDA c.. cuatrc
cuartos. bano. luz. gas. d-enaje, precio..
s. .95O.oo: 100000 al contado y $500 4
mes: de- cuaG-as del centro.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
of Suburban Bent Buying Home Sites

pie. The plant of the United states
10 tnadquate and we cannot give for
eign succor or meet world compeu-
tion until Se can produce an excess
Of necessities over requirements At
home"
In the face OF the greatest housing
shortage the city had ever met. this
large per cent did not give an actual
amount OF construction adequate for
relief. In the nrst four months OF
1920 contracts were let In New York
city to the amount OF sll9.455 $50, OF
which only S3s, ,002. 400, or 80 per cent
was for living accommodations In
January and February OF this year
almost s4,00o,000 more. according to
the Internal Revenue report, was
spent In New York city for theater
tickets than for home building.
These conditions prevail TO a great
er or lesser extent all over the coun-
try, and II is In educating the produc-
ers OF the nation to this one law OF
Industry. that in production OF capt.
tai goods alone rests the adequate
now of income, that the Senate com
mittee with It's experts and the real
estate boards OF the country expect
to put our country on Its Industrial
legs.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
GIVE HOUSE BUILDERS
FIRST CHANCE" MILLER

"Give house builders materials be-
fore Industrial builders. even II II
means curtailment OF industroal ex-
pansion."
This is the statement OF Franklin
T. Miller. president OF the r. w. Dodge
Automobile Company. Miller also is
chairman of the financial operations
committee of the National Federation
OF Construction Industries.
"The workers physical comfort Is
essential to every industry" said MIL
Ter. III he can't find place to live
near his work he Is nearly worthless
to any Industry. Before our plants
can extend much further, houses for
workers must be built"
For every $1,000 spent in industrial
expansion from $4,000 to $4,000 must
be spent for housing, Miller's fgures
show.
Miller says that $1,000, 100000 saw
ings deposits in banks of the country
should be used for building instead or
for short-term speculative loans.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
REAL ESTATE men
SEEK SENATE AID
National Convention Of Realtors
To Enlist U. S. Help on
Building Problems.

when the real estate boards OF the
country gather this week at Kansas
City one OF the main features OF their
program Will be q plan OF co-opera-
ton with a committee OF the Senate
To md the best means to overcome
the present Industrial inertia which
prevails all over the country. There
has been talk of this inertia and vari-
Gus remedies have been suggested by
business mems associations, chambers
OF commerce.. manufacturers associa-
tions, and labor unions. Every one
recognizes ls and with few excep-
tlons everyone has offered as cause
not the Underlying economic principle
but ops dfthe attendant phenomena.
Manufacturers say that the demands
of labor Iie, back OF the present indus
trial crisis. Labor men retort that
profiteering by their employers is the
sole cause OF the high cost OF living
Builders say that the policy OF
bankers to lend speculative real estate
operators funds instead OF using the
funds TO finance building plans is re-
sponsihle for the present conditions.
BY wax of remedy taxes of various
sorts are Offered. Price fixing. laws
restricting the free trade of labor by
those who furnish II and taxes on
profits, are among the cure alls.
"oiSease" Not Recognized.
The Fundamental error in all these
medicines and their applications lies
in the fact that the physicians have
not to, any great extent recognized
the disease. Hoarding is a feature OF
1t. sprofiteering. reckless spending,
speculation, railroad congestion,
strikes by both labor and capital. all
are features, but they are the cough"
from the disease" not the disease
The Washington times., 1920-05-29

itself. A country which is a billion
dollars behind in it's building is SIM
ply a billion dollars "poor' in real
wealth. We can't draw dividends on
broken-down plant.
With this in mind, Senator Calder
offered a resolution to the Senate in
April, asking for a committee to look
into the building conditions OF the
country and asking that they may be
permitted to employ the most expert
aid obtainable in gathering their in
formation. The committee was ap-
pointed: Senator Calder, chairman.
and Senators Edge, Kenyon, Gay and
Wolcott aided by pen who believe in
obeying the natural laws of industry
rather than in attempting to circum-
vent them.
When the country, after the civil
war was well nigh drowned in a
green sea of paper money, Mr.. Seward
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
Build
This Year

bought sSis Eighth street norshwest.
John Il. Lipschutz was the purchss-
ef OF the properly at $3.50 Tenth
street He will occupy the premises
for his home q
Arthur ID. Fuflong is 20 be the new
occupant or 22o N street northwest.
Mrs. Mary T. Phillips bought a new
home at 1io2 Twenty-nfth street
northwest -..-..
Mrs. Gertrude H. Marvin soI5 the
house at 32s Taylo. street northwest
to Isresl w. Wassmla, who will oe-
cupy the premises. H,s. Marvin also
purchased through the same oaiee the
home at 4o15 Four.esLth street for
her residence.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29

suggested that the way to resume
specie payments was to resume"
Theories Are The Same.
The theory on which the Senate
committee and the real estate boards
of the country hope to act in con-
cert is the same. The capital OF the
country must be increased by dig
ging cellars. and putting houses over
them, making roads to haul produce
over meeting the shortage in labor
by increasing our capital in ma
chinery and increasing the mobility
OF labor by giving the railroads, as
far as possible, a free rein.
To quote Senator Calder in his
speech of May u, before the Senate:
"The specific obligation now con-
fronting the United States is so to
increase its facilities for production
and distribution of useful commodi-
ties as to meet the needs of the peo-
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
DEMAND CONTINUES FOR
PHILIPS BUNGALOWS

Three OF the nfteen bungalows Just
completed by William S. Phillips at
Eighth and Underwood streets wers
sold during the past week through
Mr.. Philips onice. The purebaser.
were Judge l.. J. slavens. Who now
occupies t5i2 Eighth street w. s.
Allison. claim agent for the southern
Railway who will live In e5i4 Firhtb
street and Marshall III. Wilson. wb,
The Washington times., 1920-05-29

VIRGINIA HOME built around old Fort Lyon In nearby
'. Virginia rich with historic interest which was sold
last week by A. H. Agnew, Of Alexandria, to James -
Edgerton of Washington. Fertilization trenches are SUI
to be found around the property.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29

czECHO -sLovAK government leases this beautiful
y home at 1874 N street from Mrs John Jay White as
the new embassy for that country. The lease was
negotiated through the Ernest Hall Coolidge Company
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-30
Friday July 30. 1920
RECOGNITION GAINS
GROUND

u ua. on .hdy l- thai The
Caller developed ai some lueih
in this column ihc FACES Nhirh 'r.l
20 the holiof that there could %,
no recognition of the de lario
government in Mczieo until
Francisco Villa had boon climiu
ated in some mannor This ass
sembine of facs aud conclusions
followed the lines Which Must
have been apparent io amy stud
emit OF MeNican aifuits audi which,
of course. were clear to ihe Mos
leo City government and ihai a
WASHINGTON. aHhogall SOD thWt
time the conclusions bad not
been sci forth
We huye noi details OF fh
means thrauga WHICH Vita haa
consented 'o sureuder $50 doubt
he made bargain ruieh in-urC-
him position oi considerable
prominence under tho ncN cnH
troll Presumably he viii hc uscd
90 Keep order iu thai section oi
the pgblic which SD loun hos
been virtually his own Al ihe
time of writing the iacis have not
been disclosed
Villas future IS She minor iat
tor 40 present Just whore be- !,
10 90 into uen days in Mcyico IS
less important than the assar-
ancc of those DAYS OF prugrcs.
and renewed civilizations Win
villa removed lrom bis position 81.
trouble nakor Their. should bc
little difficulty n arranging for
the recognition oi ihe dc faclo
government hu only after ouc
other Important acc oi reform has
been done li Is matter uf recent
KNOWLEDGE tha' Willie the head
0i departments under lluUa arc
men of the new regime mi pro
sumahy friendly fo tbc United
States and the citizen, from 30
who do business Norp Ne
min0r executives afe o.l tau
ran hmma These Wic
strappn hUVc made mucl ou
bic fo business Auc cans
have sought 90 do Bon McNicu
since The sHccess of the rcyo.
mlion luc, must he cIcanoj
out AND dcccut treatment assured
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-30

"Dodsnua Liver Tone" s ptolsHna
vegetable liquid which starts soar
liver iust 1s sHreN aa caiumel box
duosHi make sou SICK and ean NOT
sahNAfc.
children aud grown folNs C.n tf.c
Dodsufa Liver rono hcrtre it us iur-
frcily harmluHs
'aiumcl iH n dangerous drug 70 is
mercury ANA aiiacks Nour homes. Take
q dose 81 nasty calonel lodas an. sou
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-30

With Brazil preparing 10 go
into paper making on large
sr0le the troubles OF American
newspaper publishers may be a.
leNiaied always mppoaina that
some newaprui trust does not ect
grip on the prospective supply
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-28
BREVES
LA JAMAICA De MANANA

En- dfas pasados iuiorfnainos 4"
nuestros iectores sobre Ell fesslVa'
que Ia Congregation Catequista del
West End. preparaba para Ell Ola dc
mahana. con el fin unico de reco-
ger fondos para la construction DE
un temple cat6lico que habra de eri-
girse en- un amplio solar que Sc en-
cuentra situado en- Ia esquina del nor
deste de las Gales Ruiz = a ia
cinto: 7 sera Ell ese lugar precisamen
te. donde. como ga 10 anuncianos, ten
ORA efecto tai fiesta que tonsistlra
de una jamaica; Ia cual promote estar
muy animada: Tn grupo de distfn-
suidas damas hanse ofrecido Sra-
ciosanente para hacerse cargo de los
puestos. Entire elias figuran las Sc
kuras Maria zepsda. Maria z: Pizzinl'
Dalflna Treviie Norfa .Herrera de
Patiio. ocotro = Lsonides Rodriguez
y las senoritas Sofia Alexandra. Car
iuta Pizzini, Etofzs zepeda. Amelia
Pati6o. Aurora ! Ester Peha, : Sa-
rita Lopez.
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DEsTITUYEN A MENA sHlio

C1uDAD DE MEX1Co.-El nuevo
Gobierno ha- ordenado la destitucion
del coronel Bernardino Mena Brito'
dol cargo u ha venido desempe-
1ando, como Consul Ell Nueva Or
leans y encargado Entertainments del
Consulate en- Nueva York.
Los f~uncionarios del nuevo Go
hierno d~eclararon. al %anunciar que Sc
habfa ordenado Ia d~estitucion de Ne
ma Brito, que Sc procedera contra el
citado Consul por haber tornado fon1
don cue ~pertenectan al consulate a
en- cargo; contra las disposic.ones del
primer jefe Adolfo de Ia Huerta, con
al pretexto de que no %reconocia CO.
mo lesftina Ia autoridad de este.
Ell nuevo Gobierno Sc muestra muy
i~nteresado en- tener Ell control del Con-
sulado de Nueva York, por Ser la off,
Gina de mayor importancia y Ia que
tiene mayor n1mero de caudales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-28
MExiCANO MUERTO POR UN
TREN.

WAXAHACHIE. Texas, mayo %,
Aver a las Sis de Ia mahana ocu-
rri6 aquf un accidente f~errocarrilero
en- ell que perdi6 Ia. vida I'm mexica-
no que hasta ahora no ha podido ser
identificado, pues ningunas personals
Sc han ~presentado q reclamar el ca
dAver y en- Ia ropa del occiso no Sc
encontr6 NADIA que pudiera dar una
luz acerca de su persona.
FL compatriota fue arrol!ado por
un tren en- UT lugar cercano a esta
poblaci6n, habiendolo arrastrado ba-
10 las -uedas por mas de $50 yardas'
por 10 que las facciones del indivl-
duo quedaron completamente desiigu-
radas. Ell infeliz compatrlota Vesda
~pantalones con pechera, camisa azui
de trabaiador, sombrero verde usado,
zapatos amarillos de botones. Farece
que ell individuo de r~eferencia So ha-
IIaba recien llegado 49,"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-28
NO TENiA LiGAS CON Made

Con .un puhado de no nbres, Alma
ran c~,artuvc su actitud &c rebeldia
implacsble Ell los Estados de Tamau-
.IpFs Y Nuevo Leon. Luch6 siempre
solo, pues nunca uvo ligas con nadie
Nj con Ell general Dfaz nj con Pelaez
{! OOH n!uE6u otro lider revolucionario.
Almazau es native del Estado de
Guerrero. Dljo que 81 apellido pa
terno no ha sido escrito nunca bien,
pues que SO lie pone Andrew, cuardo
que es Andrea. Porquo 81 es de orr
gen frances: su hlsabuelo era gallo Y
su abuelo un gallo catalan:zado.
Almazau So muestrr ~nsradecido de
las ~atenclones de Obreg6n Y de otros
muchns Jcfes del movimiento revolu-
ciOnGrlo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-28
Juan 4. Almazan Promote
tVicnc dc In Primcral

tNienc dc In fCimcral
contra 81 SobiernO c~arrancista tocaba
va a 81 fin pues quo esperaba tan So
10 conocer ell resultado Dc las e~leccio-
mes para dar por terminada su activi-
dad revolucionaria. Sc habfa hech" el
prop6sito de eutrecar las armas 81 las
elecciones de Presidente erau realmen-
te legales. como expression del vote 20
pular; de la misrna II uJIe 81 81
pueblo no protestaba por la imposl-
ci6r. Mas los successes ~aCtuales ace
!eraron 81 resolution Y la tendcncia
sin exclusivismos de ninguna especie
del movimiento revolucionario a ha-
Ger obra de verdadera union, 10 indu-
10 desde luego a Zanzibar su actitud dc
rebeldta = Sc puso a las 6rdenes de-
general Obreg6n.
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on donde Sc italian actualmente sus
tronas. con obieto de r~eorganizarias
y lIevarlas a Ia capital de Ia kepu-
blica. para iuego conducirias a oaxa-
ca. al cual Estado ira o ell
do iere de las. Operaciones Militares'
Acompaharon al General Almazan a
Linares. los sehores, Fidel Gonzalez
lose Maria Cavazos, y Andres Sail
nss los dos primeros repatriados ha-
&c. POGO. pues Sc hallaban radlcados
on Laredo Texas. desdc ell derroca-
miento del regimen del General Huer-
IA.
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SEKAN LLEVADOS ACUSA SUS
RESTOS

Hace algunos dlas lego d esta ctu-
dad el senior q. Josc Torrtd1, an
ciller de Cuba en- ell consulate de aaual
pais en- ell puerto de Galveston. FL Cas-
cilIer Tarrida trae II mission de racer
Que los restos de Ii Revcrenda ma
Dire Marquette, Quieu dej6 do exist;r
cl ultimo domingo en- csta ciudad,
sean transportados Il Ia 'isia de Cuba
En- SUI cstancia en- esta ciudad DC
San Antonio, cl Canciller D. Jose Ia
rrida estuvo como huesped de los re-
verendcs padres D. Ialdtvar, del IN
maculado Coraz6n dc Maria y del
Padre Pratt. Rector de Ia Catcdras
de San Fernando.
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UN CROQUS ENTIRE UNA MO-
TociCLETA Y UNA slCi-
CLETA,

En- una esauina de las Gales Dc W
Commerce y Sabilas resistr6se aver
en- Ia mahana. POGO despues dc las
Z, TN choous entire una bicicIeta =
una motocicleta. Esta Ultima 0 Isl
de car" iba ocupada por dos perso-
mas: Mr. Robert Adair que Ia pilotea-
ha = su prima IA s]eilorita Ruth
Brusson, domiciliafo Ell 81 nGmero
1910 de la avenida Saunders.
Las tres personals resultaror lesio-
naGas unique no de g~ravechd, pues'
por SUI propio pie pudieroH eHcami-
rarse a tomar III vehfculo que les
transportara a sus respectivos do
micilios.
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oTRo AcclpENTE DE TRAFIco

En- Ia esquina de las GALES dc Aus
tin = 1Qa. tuvo !uSar aver Il medic
dia I'm choque entire IN "jitrey' Cite
euiaba y. Giisse y TN eiectrtco. Mas
el eupresado chauffeur solo hubo dc
lamentar algunos deterioros &c su
coche. porque tanto FL co13o sus pa
"a icros salieron ilesos del accidente.