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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
MCKINLEY

Al a recent meeting OF the town
of Gallup board of trustees the mat
Ter Of the Santa Fe Railway CON-
pany paving for their share OF the
paving on Railroad Avenue was
gone over. The Santa Fe will pay
their par; Of the bin when the paving
company makes good certain defects
in parts Of the paving. pointed out
by the railroad company. In this
connection we might state that all
paving in fhe town Of Gallup has
been or eli be paid for BY prop
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

erty owners AUDITING such paving,
some having to pay for paving who
live near. but have no property
abutting paving. Somehow the re-
port got out that paving in the town
of Gallup has been paid for by the
town government-as a kind of COM
munity proposition. Each individual
property owner with property abut-
ting paving, and certain others !iv-
ing near paving districts, have TO
pay for the paving.-Gallup Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Tie read between Willard and
Mountainair, a portion of the Abo
Pass Highway is to be graded and
put in first class conditions and bids
To- &c work, viii be opened and
considered AT Santa Fe on Deem
lpr 2lSt. This stretch of road, when
completed, will put the Abo High
,tav in iirc condition as far A, Tor
auce Comfy is concerned, the road
west IRON Mountainair having been
lraded last year, and the road cas,
from Willard put in condition within
the past year-Mountainair Indie
L tnhent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The announcement that the reon!e
Of Albuquerque will send a special
train load OF visitor. TO the inaugural
m this dsy on January lst. is not
only pleasing 20 far as their attend
ance at that event Is concerned but
= an indication that Q period Of
mre friendly intercourse and Co
oger1tjon for ne benefit Of the state
~ . vhoIe has begun
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
SOCORRO

The government has started in
junction proceedings in the federal
court against William Mccarthy
ard Florence Mccarthy to restrain
them from allowing their cattle to
Craze on the Tularosa grazing al
lotment on the Datil national for
csi in SocorTo county.
The government asks that the in
that the defendants be made to pay
SOP for damages done to the land
by the cattle in grazing. The in
junction was instituted at the re-
quest Of the forest service, the lat
Ter claiming that the trio never had
a permit to allow their cattle to
grtze on the forest. Hearing Is TO
he held December 7.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Fred Z. Dennis, representing The
Union Mortgage Co., OF Chicago was
here looking over the country. It's
reported that he was favorably IN
dressed with the country in general,
and several secured liberal loans
from him. He was plotted over
the valley by Judge Hanlon-Willard
Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
Of Fascinating Outdoor
Fiction Serial

One of those tales which appeal to the quality in man and
woman that finds stories Of human contest with the wild
forces of nature so enthraling. Possessing a high degree oflt.
erary merit it's being hailed sthe modern classic Of its type.
Zane Grey says:
The Voice of the Pack is clean. fine. raw, bold, primitive; and
has a wonderfully haunting quality in the repeated wolfnote"
The New York Times says:
THE Voice of the Pack contains an intimate and detailed knowL
edge of the Oregon woods that makes the novel fascinating. The
story in the main is a woodman idyl, rich in poetic fancy and
throbbing with a reverent love for q nature which is unspeakably
wonderful both in its majesty and in its aLlpervading hospitality"
The Chicago Daily Nens says:
Taken all around, The Voice of the Pack 10 the best Of the
stories about wild life that has come out in many. many moona"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
TORRANCE

John .Auferoth who has been con
iected with the Bakery business in
Albuquerque for some years, has
made arrangements to open a first
class bakery in Mountainair. He
has secured the Orme Building, ad-
joining Ambles Pharmacy, which
WIi r. ranova cd and put in SAM
tary condition for his use. The
Meat Market and Grocery will re-
ta'n a portion OF the space in the
front part of the building, 4 part
70 d1e / ON and all Of the ear be
ing given over to the use Of the
tE.ry.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
Roosevelt

Gore Bros, have installed, by the
depot the best and largest scales
in Roosevelt county, at a cost OF
anoo. These scales are e feet long
and will weigh both team and wag-
or-capaci,y 1900 lbs. BY install
ing Ibis scale and renting the lower
ilooT o. the Odd Fellows Hall, right
Al hand. for warehouse purposes.
Gore Bros, are preparing to do q
record grain buying and shipping
business.-Elida Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
UNION

The ground is being broken for
the new Christian Church. This will
add very materially 10 Clayton since
churches and schools are the stand
ards by which a city is judged. This
building will cost $30,0OOyO0. The
new Methodist church building is
almost completed, at a cost of $t2,-
5000 A proposed building for the
ftcsbyterians, when completed will
.hurch Clayton and surrounding
community very adequately. The
n E. South recently purchased the
VI. +. church building.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The emigration firm OF James Lee
Wilson company, was recently or
ganized at Portales. This firm is go
ing out after the settlers from 9TH
e. states who are interested in good
LINING land Tor homes.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

After fifteen years OF service in
the Estancia schools Mrs. Parrett
resigned 10 take up her wor;; as
county superintendent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

We understand that the president
OF the State College, Prof. Clothier,
IS likely to resign shortly after the
FIRST OF the year. II he does Ire
beard for that institution should give
, II. Wagner first consideration for
the place. He has all the qualif'ca-
lions necessary. In addition to cdu-
c%ational and executive qualifications
he has been long enough in the state
10 know and understand its needs
and s,~'imcrts NJ n-r wt0 tas
not, is eualf',i 60 hcat a0y au-
institutions. The trial has been made
time and again and in every instance
II has been a failure for a certain
length OF time. Several Of the for
eign" presidents have made good lat
cr, but in every instance it has been
~ the expense OF, and after the re
cOvery from two or more years 81
di organization and retroFressior ~
Tie 81 COL
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
ROOM BETTER THAN COMPANY

The Treasury Department Is en-
gagged IN a survey Of large cities II
determine how much is be n9 paid by
the Government II rentals. Ii has
been ascertained that in New Iork
City alone the annual rent bill :
81 .sh,726. 1t is hoped that a SUBJ
taniial Gu; in the outlay may be mad.
There IS little doubt that after the
Republican administration has weed
ed out the Thousands OF irconpcf
cr's maintained by the Democrat
many rented quarters can be vacat-
ed
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
SIERRA

] W. Graham. who has the con-
tract Of building the Grand Central
road, expects 70 have the road IN
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The second open meeting Of the
Chamber al Commerce was held in
;he High School Auditorium Tucs-
day night. The attendance was
very good There we're several mcu
from the country districts, and hey
manifested much intcres, in the
meeting and it, purposes The sub
GEL OF The evening was "kecons-
'rae,ion,' and various speakers dis
ca,>cd conditions dealing with the
problem from the angles which al
iectcd he various business roprcs-
cnted by the speakers.
Tire Lewis Quartet rendered two
elections. and refreshments were
rived by the young ladies Of the
Domestic Sc ence department OF the
Sigh sCaooi-Clay ton Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
THE INVASION BEGINS

Spain, Great Britain, France. and
Prlgium are to send troops TO Wilma
10 maintain order during an election
Til. is one Of the little duties the
United Sfa.e, escapes through its
freedom from ksgue entzngiemcnts.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
Professor Trumbull, ~agricultur;

Professor Trumbull, agricultural
agent of the FL Paso & Southwest
er1. is in Roy this week gathering
data regarding the amount of wheat
sown this fall. He is travelling over
the whole Mesa and reports that a
great amount of wheat has been
SoNu and in fact, more than sown
any previous year.-Roy Spanish
American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Medley and Ousley shipped out
four car loads OF cattle Tuesday
morning, the stock going to the ST.
Joseph, Mo, market Magdalena
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
MORA

A number OF business men and
residents OF the Mesa met at the
Spanish-American office Saturday
afternoon to make arrangements for
establishing a permanent fair organ
ization at Roy.
\ number of different plans were
discussed and it was decided TO in
corporate a stock company and sell
ares and put the fair on a bust
ness basis and not make It a charity
organization, as it has been in the
past.
The plan is TO purchase about 40
acres of land in or adjoining the
corporate limits and begin the erec-
ton of permanent buildings in the
spring.
a committee of three was appoint
ed consisting of w. II. McCarger,
Henry Krabbenschmidt. and Mr..
Kronig, county agricultural agent, to
investigate the proposition thorough
" and see what the cost would be
and il it would receive the backing
Of the business men OF the Mesa,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
SAN JUAN

I'~.r Taylor, contractor OF
tr uf bias 3bout completed the
hospital aud residence for the Pres
.r 800 Board OF Home Missions.
The h..t tai is made Of adobe
bricks. will have 70 rooms and a
hail, being 34xSO feet. The cottage
seven rooms The buildings are
3r.s,cd 90 f1e wills Martin trad
iug pca at Red Rock. and tie Pres
]rrieriau, are planning TO give med
real service TO tire Navajos there.
d. Geo D. Davis has charge Of the
work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Nomar Farr, president Of the
'oafl oi directors, Of The Dedman
consolidated school district, states
ti.t. the Dcdman school is one OF
the best consolidated schools in the
comfy. They have lS5 students en-
81 lied and carry a complete high
school course.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Orr new serial story The Voice
Of the Pack" starts IN this issue. Il
Sc a facinatinP stoU-read II.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Tuesday afternoon the home OF
Ed Butler. on Maple Street was
completely destroyed by fire. Only
a few articles were saved from the
ruins. The fire originated from a
detective flue and at the time all
Numbers of the family were absent
from the house. 1t is estimated that
the total loss OF the house and
furnishings will be about $500, which
vas covered by $500 Insurance.
Clayton News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

q deal was contaminated Monday
by which the ~. T.. church, south,
purchased The old property Of The
y q. church, consisting OF a lot 70
by $40, church building, pews, pc.
NJ. stove etc This gives the so,th-
err Methodist church a home IN
80 ich TO worship. This was made
possible by the libcrality OF the Con
i,rcnce Board and General Boa-d &c
church extension OF the NJ. Z
tharch south.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

The sale by Dan Thomas Of reg
i,fercd Duroc boars and grade sows
held in town Tuesday was a success.
and Mr.. Thomas stated that he plan
ned 10 hold a SOW sale next sum
mer. He hopes to make a real hog
country OF this. and says that in
a few years outside buyers will be
coming IN TO buy breeding stock.
The buyers getting the four reg
istered boars al the sale were F. ID.
Staliings. $3.50. J. p. Schenck, SOL
A A. Ball. $50. and D. ]. Watson.
81 S0-Farmington Hustler.
The last Of the 800 head Of lambs
bought b. a NJ. Hubbard for Elmer
Hatcher were shipped out this week.
including 633 Of Bruce Sullivan. 407
OF Glen SWire and 90 Of p. B. Irwin.
The children having scarlet fever
near Rosing are all well, but still
in quarantine. There are Diphtheria.
Scarlet Fever, Whooping Cough and
Small Pox cases in the county, bu
none in this section-Aztec Indepen-
dent.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
Soy I'm Diejo bedtime que oiaja
errQnte
Cesar CASER.
"A Ia Marauesa de 80.

"A Ia Marauess ee ......
Soy ua beduino que riaj6 errante pr el ensueho'
con II arrogancia que NE concede mi esteril vida;
tiendo angustiaco mis- alas CRISES con rudo empeno
y ansioso busco de tus caricias ell cruel beleho'
como on las horas en- que a mi orsd:io t. vi re1d:da.
III fuiste ell nectar en- mis- dolores. De tus iocur2s,
s,,rci6 el divide para mi nsgra rnisantropia;
deie en- tus labios, una por una mis- annarguras
Y u. albo cuerpo me dis, 4! brindarme dichas :Hpur@s'
TODD IN exilio de las ncstalgias del alma mia.
;Por que no puedo gozar cuaI antes de tn hlmnotlsmo?
iPor O." tn abriste con tus palabras aquel aoismo!
En- el misterio nuestro paSado subsistlrla'.
- I'll me diras con los excesos de tn histerismo,
TODD IN exiio de las nostalgias del alma mia.
Vazouez YEPES.
(Colombiano)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
FUE ENcoNTRADA UNA FABRlcAt
DE WiSkEY !.

Por eli Captain Brown y Ell policda@
Kilbourn fueron ~aprehendidos dos me-
xicanos en- cuyo domicilio sc encontro@-
una fabrica dc wiskey. consistente
I'm filtro de pobre construction y con-
capacidad de cinco galones. La mar
mita es I'm deposito de aceite de Cir
CO Ealones Y Ell condensation ina lara
de manteca de puerco.
Este hallazgo .fue ell Ia parte sur
dc Ia ciudai y en- Ia requisa no en-
contr6 licor de ninguna clase.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
La Moza del Cdntaro
(Colombiano)

BELLA moza del cantaro:
mejores que ell aqua,
para mi, son tuS labios.7
Y pretendi besar IN purpurlna
boca. como las flores del granada.
Mas no calm0 mi ed. ..Hurto su cuerpo.
mis- besos esquivando,
V hugo como gacela persegulda.
V perdi hasta Ia huel!a de su paso'
A todoS les pregunto
81 ia vieron pasar, pero eS en- vano:
;tuve a mi alcance el aqua
Y hoy con mi sed me abraso!
Cruel suplicio el MIC,
mas cruel que ell de Tantalo
que hoy eS doble mi scd: con la del aqua
sufro In mas intensa de sus labios!....
Jorge 4. VELAZQUEZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
DOS cASos DE iNCENDlo
HUBO AVER

FL primero fue en- Ia espaida de n
2 s No. 1o3 de City St, a las s.ss,
siendo ell fuego prontamente apagad'.
Los dafos que Sc lamentan fueroa es-
timados en- diez pesos.
q, otro caso pas6 a las 1915 p. M,
en- Alfredo y Lakevi1le st i26. residen
cia del mexicano T Garcia, Y de Ia
duo es propietario E. Menger. No tuvo
importancia este suceso en- eli cue nj
siouiera iubo dahos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
cHOQUE ENTIRE DOS AUTOS

En- IA esquina de s. Laredo y I'll
Paso, chocaron los automobiles que
guiaban respectivamente Leon Rodri
guez Y aCtarino Villarreal. Los trlpu-
lantes resultaron iiesos. no asi los We
hiculos Que ouedaron m~aLtrechos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
% .SECCION w
@OO g


PorQuc cres frail, p0rque eres suaVc porque cres una
dc las que pasan sobre la VIDA .
cual sobre ell agla dc Ia laguna =.
-Quieta Y dOrmida-
fugaz V leve ravo dc luna;
porque ell misterio de tus pupllas
suaviza todas las pesadumbres,
pornuc una ;ntcrna belleZa asllas
alma de todaS las m~uchedumbrcs,
alma de claraS luceS tranqullaS;
van a tn alma en- eStoS yerSoS
dondc mi Ira cantarte ensaya
de blanca cSpuma copos dlSpcrsos
nor ell oleaie sobre II playa;
;blancos y amargoS como mis- verses.
Blancos Y amargos!
Dalcs Ia dulce micl de tus labios,
ponies el trino de tus ~palabras
V en- beso V miles haranse sabios.
Mi verso es blaHco
como Ia espuma
como los Suenos que NE sugicres
como Ia bruma.
Amargo V blancoi
mas al cantarte vcStir anhela
pinta en- las aguas fugaz estela
81 lampo en- las aguas con que Ia luna
cuando en- las ondas dc Ia laguna
su lumbre riela;
porauc crcs suayc rornuc crcS fragil porVnc ercs ma
dc las one pasan sobre Ia vida
cual sobre el aqua de Ia laguna
-Quicta Y dormida-
fueaz Y levc rayo de luna
Cesar CASER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
TRAsAJADoR HERlDo AL CAER-
Sc UN ARBOL

Aver 4 las once de la maflana Ell
t~rabajador Felix Vazquez sufrio va
rios golpes sin in~portancia al caerseie.
encima TN arool que sc vino a terra
en- ell Parque de San Pedro. FL heriGo
pas6 al Hospital Robert 8. Green
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
nR Y PALOMO

ESFERNEDADE> CEOS!CAS
Ie.e:aaos Travis sos- , MISSION &It5-
= pscos ST. san .NELOnLo. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
BUERON Y RUIZ

DOCIOKES IEINOFNANlUNS
T-aean .oLl rlSSs Gg E-ermedace> s.n el
ESQ ce usJic.nas- EsrcclA- --rGcloa = - 90
igaci., l.galcAs I-go.- ". houston - lei
Cr. 1SSE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
LA REPATRIATION

ESQ. iba 4 Luis G. Siliceo. Director. 5l1f:
Commerce ST. san Antonio. Texas.
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ENSENANLA

LECCIyNES De PIANO Y CAN'TO : DO
m!clilo. grcclos eUnseEcsond.eS. S-V.cscr <
Lila EIANU, sraulaco yu .oS LguSeCsSJo-
-SOs * Ea.ls y JA-GEIL- &ec.u= OiaCueS- 80
AoraIes - - a-.s4 tE--,Css : S94.'eL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

CAJETA DE CELAYA nuevas. sSc. do
rsca: Mctates. S2.T5: Aoic2$etes. Sos: Lo-
"a y Curiosidades dc GuadaiaiaEa: fEESAS
N~EDiCNALES. etc. FREC!oS por libra;
60 SIG Chipoc.e. Sl.0o; Queso Blaaco soc .
OT.So de Tura Is por Sl.O0; Carne seca,
-. Tomato ERESADILLA. ) iibrsS por
100; CEnRIzo mexicarc, i5c. ID. de so
arr+hz. I~2e;Cana-oa: sos: Alo. 2Ss:: Cane
nS-;o- a to6cs. 55c.: Chieha-gopes pucrco,
SOC: Me! MaEuy. 7Sc-: Colaci \, zoe: DA-
TIL PASADO. extra Csc; PaSa &c IVA,
see: SeriIla Cslaoa1a. nueTa. Zoe etc. Pr
"a - General GRATIS con precIoS "a
n ro,,er~iantcs. DESPACHAMOS ordenes
Dc I'm DOLLAR arribs- PRONTo DES-
PACHn. Dirigirse a: CABEZUD Bros
Box IS. Sta. \. Ssr Antonio, Texas. ".
Commerce I4le=-
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Free Employment Bureau

SeccsilamoS lrnediatamcnte a todos los
expcfIos en- trabajcs de construction. Con-
dIciones de Open shop. 2ol Bedel Bldg.
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AVSOS d. OCAS/ON
VENTAS

YENDo : solarcS dando frcne Z las ca
lies Nueces ) Moctezara- con una casa y
aqua: cercados con ''p:csstS' en- SI,6Vo. pi-
7G-Sc = N. Castillo, Box $iA. Asherton,
Texas. tlSl
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pIDA su NACIMlENTO
PRESTAMOS.

~, saLIA $500. PrestArnos conti1encIa-
a. sohr. mushles = personals n suicide, Abo-
sos faci!es- Per $500. 35c- scnaGaE:cs. 500
ion-oy Bldg. SIN Antonio. Texas l2ls
~ - Houston. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13

SUS RETRATOS para Pasaportc hechos
en- % mlrutos, bieu acabados. Paser a Ia
Fotocrafia Moderna- Iii so. Laredo st.
PARA toda claSc dc Traducciones, como
Folletos, Reglamen;cs. Circulars, Document
tos, d.riG:Fsc u Juarcz y. Co, S04 Matamo-
ros, Laredo, Texas.
CAMBIO propiedadcs en- San Antonio por
2rCpiedadeS en- Mexico. RuSticaS o Urbanas-
Estados de Veracruz. Tamaulipas o Nuevo
Leou. 2sOl West Houston St. tSl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13

DARE $500 De GRATIFICACIoN a Ia
persona que nc !HfOrme del parausTo De Ia
So. Si.vcscra Monlaivo. clSada con cl ST..
Au.b-osio Sanchez. IS &c - amos de eua"'
no-r.a. o;os cafe dc regular e~statura. tie
nc IN Iuna. On In meji!la de-echa y Ia nATlz
g-ueSa. Haec : mess estaban en- McAI!en.
Texas. Dlrig.rse a nburcia Capctilo. 1879
Canton St, Dallas. Texas. ilo)
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PESOUISAS.

Sc DARAN $500 de qualification a Ia
persona ouc iafo-mc de- paradeco de Tomas
Oi dl. orig.na-.o de! Jaral del P'oEEesSo' del
Est.do dc Guanajuato. Mex, Grueso. de re-
gulcr e~ststura. ojos Gaze barha cerradG' ia
ngs ~9otic;as De Blanchard, Louisiana. Dr.
-igirse a Petra ujcda. y. Montgomery St
Eagle grove. iowa ilo'
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DR.. FLiPPEN

eos v. l. SL.--N=s iorA, y. Y.
Trzaut-u.o rl-.eccIOaoGo &c 4As ElA1da-
l1S luLsgsLclG.ES, contra - pVstEae!oA EGE
We IN nscysldad &c Upe-aClOE y SIN IL
reG.r &c Sc teCIEus = SIS vcGi acloaes ela-
-zs. Eam5ca Lr2to ca;cETvuacS Del e.
tSm3Ev. S=usrs. pei ; '-l%A. De "cosTGo
costa cacs.iGe GE8> cu-Etas EIs1G1S. hoAO-
arc, myL.cy-- No c4aagly co--cSPOnGeac!a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-13

$1,000 DE GRATTFICACIoE y IN aho de
susc-ici6n a La P-ensa' lie dare 2 Ia per
soma que me intorme del exacto paradero dc
SaIyaLcr Ga!leEus. de 70 amos de ,cdad. oIos
cafe. nariz aii!ada. pelo !iSo, la5ios ae'saaoS'
n1o-eno. picaGo &c v.rre'a: hacc diez amos
one Sc vino ! los EStadoS Unidos. TODD in
forr,e d.rl.irsc = Alberto GalIegos. 1919 Elm
=. yr.Si2. Colorado. iI6)
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DR.. aERACLlO GONZALEZ

AT y. San SAGA St. eSqulna con
Lakeview. IeleEono Travis $40.
DIR. NJ. MARTINEZ GULGAN. ES2eel2-
Es-. en- snscruelaLes q E.G5S ; I3Tt"s. No
a:...-a su -cr--s-. OslcisS. 1871 ~. Con-
niece -. Ie.c,ouo .Jsav5 80.
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TRASPASOS.

TRASPASo Tienda acrediEada con ellen
tafa mcxicaaa- Inio-maR en- 6lS y. Pieces.
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UNA JoVEN cue tenga liseros conocimien-
tos Ge AritInetlca. Sc necesiLa para trabaio
pcrmanente. Sc prefie-e una que sepa un po-
co tocar piano. Sc paga c lpasajc. Escriba ]
J. \. Ortiz, Box 294. Galveston, Texas.
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MEE.SOS
DR., E. A. B~ETANCOURT

Dca.a... Y-rIrS-pu "A - anlSLL cieH;c%
, al gUntlco en GsuGra., gus e cncStaG~
t.s 1850 IN vSI2 cIgsaC. BOOK BIDS, I&lS-
70 50. 10. LOO " houston 81
DR. GU.LLERIO HARRISON. E~STccIailsss
"a au.eU,us. III SoleG4d =. - hahla GspAHoL
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 l Ia persona
que me de iuformcS cHarIoS de MI hetHaGo
Estan;Llo Rocha, originarIo del Rancho dc
Las Milpiias. Nuuicipal.dad DC Leon de los
AIsdamas. del Es;ado de Guarajuato. Mex;
TnJo iafo.mc dirigirsc 4 Pedro Rocha. 1922
Dallas Alley, Fort Worth. Texas. t+j
DOY UNA GRATIFICACION dc $500 a "a
persona que ne info-me del actual p~aradeEo
do Carlos Gaytin, origina-io del pueblo de
ChavinGa, del EStado de Michoacan, de Is
amos de cdad de 5 pies as eStatura, moreno,
oios Gaze. pslo negro, la5ios delEadoS, narlz
afIlada. Recibi sus ultinos informes en- Nov.
de 1915. radicado en- Corona, California. Di-
rigirse 4 Abclino Gayt4n. Smith Ferry, Idaho.
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cnNPRAMOS y VENDENoS EUEZ
pacamos cl ncjor precin. NAVARRO Sue-sero.
sos Ii ?aso Sc,
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$1,000 DARE de gEat;ficaci6n 4 Ia RerSo-
"a Que inCo.me del actual pardce:o dc IL
Sra. Victoria Garcia y Espl.idioh hAeH"iS,
smhos son origiaArioS de Encarnacion de
DIaz. Jallsco. Sc se2a-aron dc mi iato el
aho de 1914, en- Gomez Palacio. DSo.. drl-
y;Sndose Z los Est3dos UnidnS. RecIbi sus
ultimaS noricias dc MetcaIk ARIZONA 1odo
,DTa-r,e dirIg!rse 4 Andres Garcia, r j, Box
25-B. Shattuck, Okla. No!