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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
STARS PRACTICE!
F OR CI TY !
tennis
Local Contingent Turns Out
to Repel Invasion ,ei.
Z 3. Of Bells. I

Thoughts that San Antonio's city
tennis championship trophy may ba
taken out Of the city by Berkeley Bell,
the young Austin sensation, or soma
other invader, have spurred San An.
tonio's leading racketeers to intensive
practice in preparation for the title
tournament starting Saturday at the
San Antonio Country Club.
The clubs clay courts are open foR
practice among entrants in the event
and they are getting plenty Of use.
Arthur Seeligson, city champion. is
generally picked as the man on whom
hopes must rest to beat Berkeley Bell
who has assured the tennis COMMITTEES
he will be here with his brother. Mar
shall. Seeligson defeated Bell last
year, but Bell hrs improved since then
and has had considerable tournament
experience, including tour of the big
middle western tournaments this sum-
mer, in which he made such q good
showing that Bill Tilden. the national
champion. and other critics. took occa.
sion to compliment him highly.
Leon Walthall. Claude Fuquay1
Frost Carvel, Richard Brent and Lu.
clan LaCoste, who won four cups in
eastern events this summer. are other
of San Antonio's leading players put.
ting in many afternoon hours at prac.
tire
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
CRAWFORD MOTORS
FIND MARION EASY

Crawford Motor Giants, members of
the newly-formed Winter Baseball
League, tuned up in preparation for
the league schedule by trimming
Marion, II to 8. at Marion Sunday.
The Motors got in their deadly work
in one inning, the fifth, when they
batted Kruger from the box and
scored nine runs. Dominick, shortstop
5ed the Motor offense. rapping out
two doubles and two singles.
Batteries: West, Goodwin, Ward
sell and Thompson Kruger, Schultz
and Schraub.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
VANDALS RUIN
CLOSED PARK
! GOLF LINKS

Golfers who sneak onto the closed
municipal course in Breckenridge
Park after workmen are through nj
$50 in the afternoons and tramp
down the freshly fortified fairways
and worked-over greens, and leave deep
heel-prints and club-marks in the
new tees, will be arrested if caught
and prosecuted on the charge of de-
Stroying public property.
This was the order Commissioner
Ray Lambert transmitted 10 Course
Manager Murray Brooks when il was
discovered that golf vandals7 had
been driving balls down the fairways.
using the new tees, and had created
considerable damage.
BUSTED FROM ASSOCIATION.
On top of arrest and prosecution by
the city, such golfers who cannot wait
until the park course is reope1ed
about the middle of this month, will
be barred for life from the Bracken-
ridge Park Golf Association. which
also will seek to have them barred
henceforth from use of the course. Off
Gals of the association said today.
The fairways and tees are wet from
intensive sprinkling to bring up the
new grass. and play on them is ruin
Gus, Murray Brooks, course manager,
said today.
Keeping people off the course for
! while to remedy the threadbare con-
Hilton of the fairways was the idea
of closing it, he said. Everybody
surely knows the course is closed. The
newspapers have given the closing
enough publicity"
AWAY FROM CLUBHOUSE.
The bootleg golf has been INDUCED
IN on the fairways out of sight of the
clubhouse. after working hours. The
course employees now patrol the links
until dark.
To add to the trouble. some motor
ist chose the vicinity of the re-made
tenth tee to turn around the other
night and backed squarely across the
tee, requiring its complete rebuilding,
It is reported.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
M'NAMARA RETURNS
TO RATHER LINEUP

Herman Mcnamara, 200 pound
guard, will be in BILLY" Sunday
place in the st. Mary's College line
when the Rattlers tangle with the
Southwestern University Reserves
here Saturday, Coach 0'Donnell an
Dopnced today. Mcnamara was out
for practice Monday for the first time
in a couple Of weeks. He has been
laid up with an injured side.
Sunday was badly battered in the
hot fight st. Mary's put up at Schrein-
er Institute. tying the Kerryille team,
sc, and a sprained knee will keep him
off the gridiron for two weeks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
OWLS FACING TOUGH
TASK WITH TRINITY

HOUSTON, Oct. 6.-Coach Heis-
man is pointing his flock of Rice
Owls for the game with Trinity Uni
versity, scheduled for next Saturday
at Rice Field. Although the work
of the Blue and Gray aggregation
was acceptable in the previous con-
tests, it is thought that the eleven
will have to improve considerably If
he expects TO chalk up another win.
Trinity is bringing what is believed
to be one Of the strongest teams in
the T. !. A. A. TO meet the Owls.
Led by Captain Cecil Manning, all
T. /. A. A. center, the Tigers will
give strong competition 10 the flock.
The Rice line will be outweighed
in every position except one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
HASKELL GOES EAST.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. g.
wenty-eight members Of the Haskell
Indian football team. with Coach Dick
Hanley, left late Monday on their
way 10 Boston. where they will play
Boston College, October II. The
team will remain in the East for its
game with Bucknell at Harrisburg,
October II.
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customers awaiting their turns, in
many cases 10 be denied, and the full
crest Of the flood lie not expected until
tonight.
Commissioner X. VI. Lands was one
Of the first nOtables to arrive and made
his way TO the Pittsburg club offices
10 deliver his congratulations.
VETERANS ATTEND.
League presidents, owners, secreta-
ries and managers have arranged for re-
servations and will present themselves
some time during the day, and another
group, famed in the past. is gathering
10 urge the team of Pittsburgh to na-
tional glory once again. At the head
Of them will be Hans Wagner, who
was all over the field in the glorious
days Of 1909, when the Pirates captur-
ed the world title from Detroit; and
there will be Charley (Deacon) Phil
lippe, a mOundsman Of those days, and
perhaps Claude Richie and others.
Fred Clarke, manager Of that great
team, is now assistant TO McKechnie.
and Babe Adams, pitching hero Of
the 1909 series. remains in the uni
form of his club, confident that his
good right arm retains the cunning
Of old.
IL appears as though world series
ticket scslpers would work unmOlested
in Pittsburgh. City Solicitor u. NJ.
Benncr has been unable 10 find a
state law against il, and city ordi-
nance only makes it unlawful TO raise
the price of tickets and sell them on
the streets
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
ALLEN LEADS SAINTS.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 6.-Nick Allen,
manager Of the st. Paul American As
ISOLATION club for the past two years.
has been engeged to pilot the Saints
next year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
Johnson VS., MEADOWS
PITCHING PROGRAM;
ALL PLAYERS IN FRAY

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 6.-QP)-The hopes of two
champion baseball clubs have been placed in the of
right-handed pitchers
Stanley Harris youthful manager of the Washington
Senator'S has announced Walter Johnson his choice for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-06
OPEN OFFICES.

The Scalpers. two of whom already
have opened offices, are expected to
get around the city law in this way
and thus ply their trade without 20.
lice interference. Prices are said 10
range from $40 10 $25 per seat.
Preparations By the spectators in
dictate they have a considerable supply
Of tickets for disposal. Just how they
were obtained is not clear 10 police.
Spurious tickets are reported 10 have
been found in some sections Of the
city.
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INSULAR REPORT CITES GROWTH,
 ADVANCEMENT
PORTO RIcAN PROBLEM IS EX- CESS POPULATION DOMIN-
 IcANS REPLACE AM.s.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 10. (P) The annual report of the chief of the Bureau of Insular affairs, made public today, cited detailed figures in support of its statement that in the Philippines, Porto Rico and San- to Domingo, the year ending June 30, 1925, was one of prosperity and gen. eral advan cement
 Major General Frank Mcintyre, who signed the report, said the ex- ternal trade of the Philippines was in quantity greater than in any pre- vious year in the history of the is- lands. Measured in value, however, the total was less than in 1920, due to the higher prices of that year. The total of imports and exports amount ed to $243,0OO,0OO, which, as stated, was only exceeded in 1920, when the total was $300,56O,00O. Of the inn ports approximately 50 percent came
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gress was in the erection of neces- sary public buildings and the exten- sion of the splendid highway sys- tenn of the island. ElsF
 "The serious problem is the ex-- cess population. To a slight extent this is being met by the gradual de- velopment of small industries in the island. There is, however, no mo- tceable increase in the departure of emigrants from the island.v
 Administration of the customs re- ceivership in the Dominican Repub- hc, said General Mcintyre, is strong in the goodwill of the Dominican gov ernment and the people, and is per- forming efficiently the duties i'm posed upon it" He added: -- ,1s1E..
 There is, perhaps, no example in history of work of this kind be- ing carried on with so little friction. The credit for the success of the receiversMp is due almost exclusive ly. to the personnel employed and to the direction given in it's organiza- tion. The avoidance of friction and efficient operation of the service, which have been the outstanding marks of the receivership, could be entirely destroyed by a few careless selections to fill the very few posi- tions held by Americans. }s"3st
 Tt should be noted that not the least of the accomplishments of the receivership has been the gradual of American personnel by Dominicans, until today the num- Der of Americans is reduced to the limit that could fairly be regarded as a compliance with the terms of the treaty establishing the receivership."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-10
Seldovia Burns Midnight \ Oil Says Seward Visitor

Seldovia is night town stated a recent arrival in Seward from the westward. Now that the fishing sea- son is over business activities begin rather late in the day-around noon tiem-a majority of the inhabitants sleeping in late. The average retir- ing time is long after the midnight hour. However, in few months, when the herring industry gets under way again, business will occupy the greater part of each day and night the local visitor said.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-10

from the. United States and of the exports approximately 70 per cent came to the United States. This varies but slightly from the normal.
 ''The most striking feature" the report continued, "is the great de- velopment in the production of cen- trifugal sugar, due to the compara- tively recent construction of a num- Der of modern sugar mills in the is- lands. The estimated production of centrifugal sugar for the sugar year 1924-25 was 4S3,000 metric tons. It is interesting to note that of this production this year, the centrals fin- anced and practically owned by the Philippine National Bank produced 173,OOO tons; American-owned cen trals, 156,000; Spanish, 1o2,OOO; and Filipino, 51,00O. s~ kA fa H
 Prom one point of view the bank centrals and the Filpino-owned cen- tra1s should be combined, as the control of these centrals is in Fidipi- no hands. The segregation is made because of the fact that the centrals
 financed by the bank maybe regard ed as having been financed from the proceeds of Philippine government bonds sold in the United States"
 Of Porto Rico, General Mcintyre said: There was evidence of materi- al progress in every field of govern mental and private activity. The most noticeable governmental pro-
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-10

Roy Jacobs, who has been working in the Moose Pass district the past summer, arrived in Seward last even- ing. He will leave Monday on the re- turn trip. In the mean time he is a guest of the Hotel Sexton.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-10

Will A. Joohnson from Gold Creek arrived in town last night. He is reg istered at the Van Glider.
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Children's Sleeping Garments at Urbach's. o23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15

gica propaganda con ell proposito
de que sea ratifcado. Ell Proto-
colo de Ginebra, principalmente
es la obra de Benes, ell Premier
checo-eslovaco, que asi ha queri-
do proteger las naciones peque-
mas de cualquier ataque de Ale
mania. Inglaterra, al negarse a
firmarlo, ha dado al traste con to-
da la combination. Francia 10 fa-
vorece decididamente. Una de las
principales clausulas del Proto-
colo, Y la Que mas discussion Y di-
ficultades esta levantando, es la d.
Sc refiere la permanencia de las
actuales fronteras, tanto en- ell
oeste como en- ell este. Aunque
Alemania accede adnlitir como
eternas las fronteras en- Ell este,
es decir, la perdida de Alsacia-
Lorena, de ninguna nanera Sc
resigna a perder Ia Alta Silesia
y el Corredor de Danzig, donde
hay grandes nainas de carbon, y
que siendo provincias suyas, Sc
gun el Fratado de Varselles Sc le
han adjudicado a Polonia. De ahi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
Ell Gobierno americana descubre una
speculation con el trigo
fdna empea 1000 aOueS en- Africa ana al fin empea sCur con
kad lh nea de pagar So duda DOumague a dO COndeWadO
los sOGaEas fdes endSan pOtOoO Bulgaria Caga los auto,
res de Ia explosion de Ia bOnlba

de la Conferencia que Sc. esta ce-.
lebrando en- esta ciudad para re-
gular el eomercio de las armas i
las munieiones ha decidido por
una pequena aayoria excluir a
los navios del control del Cornite
que ha de poner en- vigor las de-
cisiones. La indication de que Sc
excluyese. a los barcoss fue hecha
por Inglaterra. Esto origino un
largo debate en- que participaron
los representatives de varias ma
clones, unos en- contra y otros a
favor, pero Inglaterra fue apo
yada no solamente por Canada
que despues de todo, siendo
una Coloniaf suya,, tenfa que de-
fender Inglaterra, sino por Es-
tados Unidos que arrastro con su
infiuencia una gran cantidad de
votos. A pesar de que el debate
fue largo v ardiente. todas las.
naciones quedaron satisfechas con
la decision final.
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LA IzQUIERDA FRANCESCA HA
CE ooNs1DERABLEs CANAAN
CIAs EN- LAS ELEccIoNEs


PARIS, mayo IA tcable frarlces)
Ell escrutinio de las recientes cleo
clones Sc ha llevado cabo sin Que
Sc hayan registrado des6rdenes en-
ningun sitio. La calma es compile
Ia En- muchfsimos sitios los cleo
torres han sido menos numerosos que
en- las primeras elecciones, pues es
hueno recordar one estas son las
segundas, va que Ell resultado de las
primeras no fue satisfactorio. En-
muchas parties donde SO crefa que
el gobierno actual triunfaria ire
mediablemente la izQuierda dio la
consigna a sus hombres, de abste-
nerse de votar y este Sc debe el
citado descenso. A pesar de esta, IL
nea, de conducts, aunque Ia impre-
sion general todavia es demasiado
confusa, todo indica que las ga
nancias de, la izquierda en- las pri-
meras elecciones Sc han acentuado
ahora. Esta ganancial no ha sido
general, pues en- muchas ciudades
como Lyons y. BurdeOs, en- que las
primeras elecciones lie dieron la
mayorfa al gobierno, ahora lie han
6ado casi todos los votos y por con-
siguiente Ell resto de los diputados
que faltaban por elegir han sido es-
ccgidos de entire las fiias de este
partido. Cast todas las ciudades
Que favorecian al gobierno antes
del II de mayo, dfa de las primeras
elecciones, Sc han quedado como es-
taban, notablemerte Lille, Roubaix
y Estrasburgo, donde Sc creia que
la isQuierda habria de alcanzar al
grnas ventajas. En- Alsacia el go
bierno ha triInfado tambien. Los
periodicos de la oposicion Sc lamen-
tan de la fa1ta de discipline de los
electores y los moderados le repro
chan al gobierno haber alcanzado
Ell exito gracia a haber puesto CO.
mo candidates. muchos comunistas. !.
Asl es que los primeros. resultados
diferen muy POGO de los tltimos
La izquierda ha ganado muchos vo-
tos y puestoss perO el gobierno sigue
en- mayoria.
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AMUNDsEN TIENE QUE
RETARDAR SU VIAJE

OSLO, mayo IA. tCable Fran
ices Los despachos que llegan
de Spitzberg confrman la noti-
cia. de que el Captain Amundsen
u sus cofnpaneros Sc han visto
obligados, a posponer So vuelo en-
aeroplano al Polo Norte. A pesar
de que va estamos en- mayo, el
frio, es tremendo y Ell hielo sigue
3compactol y sin, derretirse en- 10
mas mfnino, Tres semanas por
10 menos pasaran antes de que
SAmundsen pueda proseguir su
'viaje. Junio, sin embargo, sera
un. esplendido mes, segbh sc, es-
pera, Y los exploradores Sc LAM
znran su aventura. Amundsen
hablal contado de antemano con
los obstaculos que esta encontran-
de en- SUI camino, " aunque Sc
siente unF POGO disgustado, espera
con paciencias Ell nornento opor-
tuno. Segfn 81 misrno ha dicho,
hay tiefnr,o de, sobra para eI vuelo
al Polo lsorte de aqui a que el
pr6xirno invierno. llegue.
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ciudad situada en- la zona espahola.
Aunque, esta ciudad no esta sino a
media hora de los aerodromos fran
ceses, los aviadores no han podido
intervenir para impedir estas con-
centraciones alrededor de Cochaoea
por la raz6n t6cnica de que esta
ciudad esta baio La soberania de
Espafa, aunQue hace muchos me-
ses que los soldados espafoles la
han evacuado. Precisamente, y aun
que parezca paradeja, Ell luchar con
dos naciones a un tempo es 10 que
favorece los rifefios, pues como
los combates Sc libran cerca de la
frontera tan pronto la trasponen va
los ejercitos ffanceses o espafioles
tienen que dejarlos en- paz. FL Els.
tado Mayor Frances no oculta 10
desagradable que lie esta Ell quedar-
Sc inactive mientras que los rife
nos Sc, preparan para ell atadue. Lo
1nislno que pasa con Cochaouen SUI
cede con Agadir, ell cua1 los fran
ceses quisieran bolnbardear, pero
como esta en- territorio espanol les
es impossible hacerlo Por ese puerto
es que Add Ell Krim recibe sus ar
mas Y municiones Francia actual
mente tiene 1000 aviones de bonn
bardeo Y caza en- Marruecos. v las
autoridades militaress declaran que
las concentraciones del enemigo po-
6rfan ser sacramento dificultadas v
hasta irnposibilitada 81 las consi-
deraciones diplomaticas no impidie-
sen los aviadores franceses alta
car ciertos puntos ocupados por ell
enemigo,
Tai vez Francia y Espafia Sc We
ran obligadas a conducir esta cam
pa1a de comdn acuerdo pues de 10
contrario cada vez Sc les hara mas
difieil sojizgar a los rebeldes. Ellos
II
sc sprovechan de las ventajas de
la frcntera del mejor modo possible.
y Sc pasan de un territorio otro
con la intenci6n deliberada de traer
dificuitades entire las dos naciones
dominadoras No hay que olvidar
cue va han hecho levantarse a va
has tribus en- contra de los fran
ceses obligando estos con mucha
mana a disparar contra elias eQui-
vocadamente, cosa que Immediate
nlente levanta a los nativos en- ar
mas y los lanza a una guerra de
vengartza
Al misrno tempo q. estas noticias
llegan del frente, los despachos que
vienen de Londres claramente ma
nifiestas que Chamberlain, minis
tro de asuntos, extranjeros, ha de-
clarado a la Camara de los comu-
nes en- un largo discurso que Tngla-
terra no intervendra para NADIA en-
los asuntos de Marruecos Ha ana
dido que Inglaterra simpatiza con
Francia, pero que esta es. una cues
ton que solamente . Francia atane
y en- la cual Inglaterra no puede
nj debe inmiscuirse.
"a
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HoLANDA LJcTIA PoR cELE-
BRAR Los JUEGos oLIMPICoS
DE 1928 EN- AMSTERDAM

z PARIS, mayo ii (Cable francesl
Ell Comite 1Iolandes de los Jnegos
Oifmpicos ha fracasado en- sus ges-
tiones de obtener un million de flo
rines del Parlamento manera de
ayuda nacional para los juegos de
1928, pero a pesar de este ha con-
seguido Que el comite Frances 10
.aytde en- su enpeno de que los tor
neosa atieticos Sc celebren en- Ans
tsrdam. Ell Parlamento Sc neg6 d
darle ell million de florines bajo 81
pretexto de que los juegos So ha-
bian de ceIebrar en- dfa domingo, el
cual en- Holanda estal consagrado
NADIA mas que a los servicios relI-
giosos. Sin embargo otras razones
economicas habia, pues despu6s el
ccmite ofreci6 que no Sc celebra-
ran en- dia domingo y sienapre de-
rroto ell proyecto. Italia esta lu-
chando por que, en- case Que Holan-
da no pueda levantar los fondos
necesarios, las luchas atleticas de
1928 Sc celebren en- Roma alguna
ctra ciudad italiana, y al efecto ha
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Russia RETIRA Ell SECRETA-
RIO DE SU EMBAJADA
EN- PARIS


PARIS, mayo IA. (Cable Fran
ces).-La queja que el gobierno
frances habfa enviado al gobierno
ruso con respecto al secretario de
la embajada soviet en- Paris,
quien el dfa primero de mayo en-
sslzo pdblicamente ell orden CO.
inunista, excitando asi los aninos
de las muchedumbres a que de-
srrocaran el actual gobierno fran
ces sese dia tan temido en- toda
Europa, ha tenido como conse-
.cuencia el que el gobierno soviet
retire al secretario en- question.
Einguna de las dos naciones le
ha dado mucha importancia al
incidente, sin embargo.
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ofrecido cualquier ayuda moneta-
ria necesaria. FL Comit6 Frances ha
declarado que Sc ponia incondicio-
nalmente la disposition del Comite
Holandes, pero ha afiadido que Ell
proyecto de una loterfa destinada q
procurar. fondos no serfa aceptado
ror Francia. Asl es que todavia
no Sc sabe con eerteza d6nde habran
de celebrarse los Juegos olimpicos
de 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
WASHINGTON DIscUTE LA
DEUDA FRANCESCA

WASHINGTON, mayo IA (Cable
frances) Ell Departamento de Es-
tado declara que las conversaciones
oficiales continian sobre el asunto
de la deudas francesas Esta es la
primera vez que el Departamento
de Estado confrrna este. hecho of
cialmente No obstante los funcio-
narios del departamento Sc han me-
gado dar ningupa information
precisa sobre Ia marcha de los su=
cesos de los iiltimos dfas. Tanto
BRAND como Caillaux desean arre-
glar este complicado asunto que va
Sc va hacienda vtejo y todavia sigue
sin solucion.
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FRANCIA UsA 1000 AvIoNEs
CONTRA ADD Ell KRIM

PARIS. mayo IA (cable frances)
Las tropas indigenas marruecas
bajo ell mando de oficiales franceses
han establecido una soIida barrera
en- Ia. zoan nordeste de Faselbali
Ell communicate Official anuncia que
los franceses han obtenido su obje-
two sin necesidad de librar ningtn
combate sefio, 10 que pafece indi-
car que ell conocimieuto del pals
Y de los m6todos de combate usa-
dos por ell adversario, les ha per-
mitido levar al exito sus prop6sitos
con Ell minimum de difeultades. La
Icaballeria del Mariscal Lyautey,
.compuesta de indfgenas marruecos
tambien, cubre ell fianco izquierdo
de Ia Inca en- la direction que los
aviones de reconocimiento han di-
cho que los rifefios intentaban ata-
car los puestos franceses, En- el
centro los rifefios han opuesto una
resistencia en6rgica la cclumna
del General Freydenberg, la cual
ha avanzado para aprovisiorar de
ruevo al puesto avanzado de Ba-
douendes, el cuaI va estaba care
ciendo de where's, aqua v municio-
mes. Los refueugos solicitados por
81 Mariscal Lyautey antes de in
tentar una ofensiva vigorosa siguen
liegando gradualmante, y mientras
estos Sc reconcentran Y organizan,
grandes concentraciones de rebeldes
Sc forman alrededor de chechaouen,
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! de un nuevo pToducto del que Sc
han obtenido ifilnejorables resulta-
dos. Son las Pastillas de Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao dc. MCCOY, GU
va denlanda extraordinaria demues-
ira cada vez mas. su gran acepta.
cion.
Una sonora nluy delgada recupe.
r6 10 Hbras en- % dfas.
Nosotros aseguramos un aumen,
to de 5 libras en- so dias. 81 no Il
obtiene usted este resultado, lie de
volveremos su dinero.