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The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Mild. GENTLE LAXATIVE
FOR WOMEN GIVEN FREE

So many 6f the Ills of women are due
to habitual constipation. probably be-
cause Of their false modesty on the sub
ject. that their attention cannot be too
strongly called to the importance Of
keeping the bowels open It 10 always
Important to do that, regardless Of the
sex. but 1t II especially important in
women.
From the time the girl begins to mem
struate until menstruation ceases Sshe
has always vastly better prospects OF
coming through healthy II she watches
her bowel fnovements. II you 6nd your
II complexion. headaches. belchinG gas,
and other symptoms of indigestion and
constfpation. take . small dose Of Dr.
ans fsvcriss 5sxeiiSs. You Win find
that you cau ~ awat With saltA strong
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
WOULD REGULATE PHARMACY.
Senator GallinEer Introduces Sew
eraI Bills of Local Interest.


eraI Bills of Local Interest.
Carrying out recommendations Of the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia
relating to the regulation of the practice
of pharmacy in the District in regard to
e sale of poisonous drugs, Senator Gal
lihgef< yesterday introduced a bill to
enable dental supply house in the Dis
trict to sell certain drugs to dentists In
the active practice of their profession.
Senator Gallinger also introduced bills
authorizing the Commissioners to accept
a dedication in fee of those parts of lots
65 to y, inclusive, in square 1924. neces-
sary for a street leading from Sixteenth
to Seventeenth streets and connecting
with Piney Branch parkway, in accord
ance with the plan of such street pre-
pared by the surveyor of the District:
To compel insurance companies, domestic
or foreign, to furnish annual statements
of conditions of their respective COM
panies to the superintendent Of insur-
ance of the District, and publish same
in at least one local newspaper.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02

cathartics. &C., which are entirely un-
suited to woman's requirements.
Mrs. Katherine Haberstroh. of Nc
Of Wheeler, Mich, who was almost par
alyxed In her stomach and bowels. are
now cured by the use Of this remedy. "A
free sample bottle,, can be obtained by
addressing DR.. CALDWELL. and after you
are convinced Of its merits buy II of
your druggist at nifty cents and one dol
lar bottle.
DR.. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase Of his remedy ends his obltga-
ton. He has specialixed In stomach.
liver. and bowel diseases for over forty
reader any adyice On ths sph3sct free
OF charge. All are welcome 10 write
him. Whether for the medical advice
5es css.. s5ss icns1s ss1 cSr :SSs:; s1H Pr
Nouficol1o. N. E<zsNs - =
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Injured In q Runaway.

team driven by Carlton Leak. of
Brickhaven. Va, ran away on the High
way Bridge yesterday afternoon and col
lided with, road wagon driven by George
seaton, Of Fairfax Court House, Va. The
and he and his daughter. Violet Seaton.
were thrown out. They were not seri-
ously injured. and after having their
bruises dressed by a physician went
home. The runaway team was captured
by three negroes about quarter Of o
mile from the bridge. Leak managed to
retain his seat. -
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

NorfoIh end wssh;3gton Steamboat Coupany's
steausfs from loot Seventh street tot Old Point
confort snd Norfolk daily at So .. n.
stssnH Chsrs1 xnesiestef sox Mount vanna
Ieeves Seventh stfset wharf q 70 Q. n snd Is5
.. n. daiU Gcepk Sunday.
Can frm fIffssnth strset and New Yok assnue
sssey quartsr houF ice 10 Pazk. Chevy Chase. ana
KendrStnn.
waahlnstcn. Baltinns and Annapolis Electric
Railway opentes .Exty.thre limited trains eseh day
bstweea washington and Baltimore. leaving NJ
ts.th e.sst s.d Ssv yosf sssans o. The hess
10 Mopnt Vernon electric trains Of washinstou-
ykSipia nsilvu lsass hon Their station. tAh snd
Pa ave-. oppuaits pogtohes. On H. how ffuor -
= - - = - - IS.
Jns. 9, AleinbeRgss BREAD lGeeoures
up to The most exacting ytandards You'u
0nd t. Tia bogE Bakery, z1s nth -.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
NEW DOG POUND FOR CITY.

Commfssioners Appoint Committee
to Select Suitable Site.
The Commissioners have appointed a
committee to select site for a new dog
pound. An appropriation Of $4,000 Is
available for the erection Of q pound
and a, health department stable, Tho
site will be selected on District s-ouEd
in the vicinity Of the James Creek Canal
between g and u streets southweat.
The committee consists Of DR.. W. c.
Woodward, health oficer; Snowden Ash
ford, municipal architect, and Samuel
Daniel z. Garges, chief clerk Of the
engineer department
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
A Lecture on the Flax.

The Woman's Relief Corps. Depart
inent Of the Potomac. gave q delightful
and interesting entertainment at Grand
Army Hall last evening. The programme
was largely patriotic. and included So
los by Miss Harriet Harding and Mr.. E.
A. Lang. and a reading by Miss Ida
May Lang. The event Of the evening,
however. wassthe illustrated lecture,
The meaning OF our nag" by Prof
John B. Torbert, Of the Geological Sur
vey. who gave a most entertaining and
interesting address
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Taft Sends Name to Berlin.

President Taft has communicated the
name of the man whom he has tenta-
lively selected for the post Of Ambassa-
dor to the German foregn office. This
Is the customary course followed with
a view to ascertaining IL the new ap-
pointee will be acceptable in every way
to the foreign government. President
Taft has conveyed no intimation to his
friends In Washington Of the identity Of
DR.. Hills successor.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
New Workers See Taft.

Several New York State Republicans
called at the White House yesterday.
The selection Of a president Of the New
York County Republican committee to
succeed Lloyd C. Griscom was discussed
by some Of the callers, but II was said
autoritatively that President Taft viii not
interfere in any way in the New York
State situation.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Three Poker Players Guilty.

The shuttle of cards and the rattle Of
chips will not be heard around Wash
ington If the police can prevent it. In
the Police Court yesterday three gam
bling cases were prosecuted. Col"
Smith paid fine of SIS: Edward Morris
got sixty days, and Albion Sheppard paid
a fine of SIS
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
VERDICT AGAINST MUNSEY.
Webb Given Verdict fol
$500 for Estate.

$500 for Estate.
A verdict Of $500 damages against
Frank A. Munsey. recovered by Wesley
Webb, administrator of the estate Of Sam
uel T. Pennington. who was killed In
an elevator accident in the Munsey
Building, in this city, q few years ago.
was afirmed by the Court Of Appeals
yesterday.
Justice Van Orsdel held that the fail
ure Of the elevator conductor to use the
emergency brake when he saw Penning-
ton fall toward the door Of the elevator
the proximate cause Of the
accident.
Mr. Munsey's loss. II is understood, Is
covered by an indemnity policy for NO.
900. Counsel for the company defended
the suit.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Taft Inytted to Northwest.

President Taft may spend part of his
summer vacation in Lake Minnetonka.
Mimi, or Lake Okoboji, in Iowa. The
delights Of these two summer resorts
were pictured to him yesterday by w.
s. Kenyon, the new, Senator from Iowa.
According to Senator Kenyon. the Presi-
dent showed a good deal Of interest ip
the suggestion that he visit each Of those
places for a month or so this summer.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Resiens from Commission.

The first meeting Of the commission
to investigate the question Of increasing
magazine postal rates ended yesterday
in the resignation Of Lawrence Maxwell,
of Cincinnati, from the commission.
Maxwell explained to President Taft that
he had accepted appointment to the COM
mission because the President requested
him to serve, and the work was simply
an added burden to him.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Goe. to Inve,tixate Trageay.

Malta, has been directed by the State
Department to proceed to Cyrene to In.
yestigate the murder Of Prof. De Cou, an
American, who was q member OF an
archa Biological expedition which was ex-
cavating in that vicinity. Prof. De Cou
was killed by a native.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
VIII Lecture on Garden..

A lecture on gardens viii be given to-
morrow night in the auditorium Of Ingram
Memorial Church by W. e. Sanford, of
the Association Of Peoples Gardens The
lecture will be illustrated with colored
stsreopticon views. Residents Of Capitol
Hill are invited to attend
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
BOARD OF TRADE
DISCUSSES MERGER
Directors Take No Action on
Proposed Coalition.
BALK ON NAMING A DATE

Necessity Of Two Civic
Organisations, John Joy Edson- Ex-
Daniel j. Callahan DiscIaims Any
Desire to Force Hasty Decision. s
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Trim Abown Potenac EnfeveA

More than Loo washinstonians took
advantage Of the first trip Of the season
which, the steamer Charles. Macalsstsr
made to Indian Head and return on eua,.
day. The delights Of . sail on the beau.
tiful Potomac were exemplined by Yhe
glorious balm Of the spring day.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
FAv0RS POPULAR ELECTION.
Senate Committee on Judiciary Acts
on Resolution.

ON Resolution.
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary,
by a vote Of to 6. yesterday authorized
Senator Borah, of Idaho. to report favor
ably to the Senate the Rucker resolu-
ton for popular election Of Senators IN
the form 1t came from the House.
The Sutherland amendment, retaining
Federal control over the elections. was
defeated, 6 to 8. The fight will be renew
ed in the Senate. but the action Of the
judiciary Committee foreshadows, It Is
believed, the passage Of the resolution.
II has already passed the House.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
w. 1. DOUGLAS
zssd1HX1s3:s9& - SHoES sSS sS2S;

1870 o@0 &00OeSI
YOU are mvted to viit w. l. Dough-.
l shoe ssore and inspect the Spsms and
Summer Odosds and high cut shoea The
greatest vaiesy. a the latest novel6ea p
cudms Short Vamp Shoes which make
the footlook maRe1; High Heel Shoes
for Young Men, a wei - the mrs
Substantial Styles which have made
w. L. DousIas shoes . household word
everywhere. Whssevz your IDEAL of q
,hoe. you WI End / ma W. Doaslas
ssoe. w. l. Douslas warrants every
par q b. shoes 10 hold der dhape.
& better and wes looea fu de mapey
ihan any other make.
AEvkAae o. 0OD471JU1ESs
emGTD0m The gsauiee have W. L. DUuG1a1
ots0W Noaa6 ana the rUeat1 pr1eo ota1pod
- tie hottoa. which prseeees tho wo6fol
6galnst high prices sna tnlsrSes shsss. =
RgFuog evpsTlrUr9o olAleagD 70
d SU4r ~ Q00p"
fso1fnsesry tevsasss aasAHsepsspkA WI
~. a nouof A 4Naoe Z
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02

A pneumatic couch bas been inveufsd for ths con-
fort and cunvenieuce Of motorists who mus IL On
their bacts beneath cars 70 mako reraiTa
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
NO MORE DUST IN CAPITAL.
Streets VIII BE Scrubbed Twice q
Week In Future. .r

No more dust for Washington. ]. w.
Paxton. superintendent of the street
cleaning department. has announced his
intention Of keeping the streets as free
as possible Of all dirt during the dry
season.
With the new street-cleaning appara-
tus, which includes new hand-power
cleaners, the streets will be scrubbed at
least twice a week.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
C.reles. Driver Sentenced.

For his carelessness in colliding with a
toy express wagon, hauled by Milburn
Petty. ten years old, William Cook. negro.
was yesterday sentenced to spend four
months in the workhouse.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
Drowned from Cruiser.

Walter Joseph Brooks, U. s. N, q cox
swain on board the scout cruiser Ches-
ter, which Is now in the West Indies, has
been drowned by falling from the gig Of
the Chester.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-16
cuantos hcridos

lnm0diatAmente 1lIe ell COrOnel
Guerrero, comaldantc do los rura-I
les. tllvo nnticia dc cue los rebel
des aavnZab&n CON intcnei6n pro
bable do atacar In municipalidad
de Nativitas. lordeno Que cien de
sal~ hombres saliesea, & encontrar.
los. saliendo ade;nas otrOs cincue1R-
ia hombres dua lleyaban la mission
de cortarlas In retirada.
Tia Dr:inera fherza rural cligi6
Una posici6n fayorables. dorninan-
do una hond0naSla pOr dotile de
bian nnsar los rebeldes. v tan,
nrcnto como est9s cayeron en- In
trampn SO les abri6 terrible fue-
go. Sc asegalra quo los rebeldes
)" defendieron tenazmente. sos--
tcniendosc nm combate encarni-
zado san1riento. pero despu&s
de media hora So dcsmoralizaron
cornpletamente.
Noticias de Chihuahua. retarda.
daa on trasmici6n varios dias. a.
seeuran one las condolences aetna
les Gle In ciUdad son on extreme
dcscspcrantes. Debido 4 In clau,
sIra de varias es.lpresas, industrial
les Observation-Disclosures. v il uuc So
anunca que dentr0 dc p0cos dfas
habrAn dc clauslirarso Otras ne
goclaclonos nor falta absolute dc
carbon. muchos 0breros han que
dado dcsocupadoa. Mlcdando fren-
to & la mas espantosa miseria.
Sin embargo. ell Gobcrnador Alni-
mazda ha provisto una metaida quo
los favorece I'M tanto. v es La de
disponcr que todos los comercian-
te& presenter una factura do las
Ynercancfas que actualmente tie
men en- su possession v Requiem la
ssagsi ada la raisgaa isatiaa de can
fidades Dor i1ldividuos v estable--
ciendo precios cduitativos hasta
sSlonde sea possible. So dice que
rnTchos de los comerciantes ha--
bfan subido hasta el trcinta por
ciento el precio de sls mercancias
Tales comerciantes han sido obli-
radios 4 cuotizar los Dre"ios dc
sus efectos 4 I'M valor fiio. ell cual
no esta mnIy por cncima del nor
NAL.
La carcncia dc gento para los
trabaios do labranza en- Las ha-
cicndas. ahora quo Sc aproxima
81 tempo dc las plantacioncs. ha-
&c toner gran cscasGs dc ccrealcs
en- In coseeha dol aiio Y por con
siRuientc SO augura La miscria y
la falta dc where's para 1as classes
p0bres durantc el afio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-16
Ell hambre y la miseria princi-
plan q imponerse.

trgcci6n de Was f6rgScas. alambres
telegrhficos. ETC., ha dado mar
gen 6 que los simpatiZadores de
10 insurrecci6n manifiesten qne
& SUI vez los revolucionarios obra-
ran do igual manerm con Los pri-
sioneros fcderalcs v quo en- vista
de que 81 Qobierno SO propQne DIES
trozarlos por semeiantes medios.
ellos "ni piden. nj ofreceG Guar
tel" s.... ~,
Informes procedentes dc fucnte
insurrecta aseguran que La actual
actitud del Gobierno do Mexico
intensificara mas Ia situaci0n. que
va para ahora so considera bastan.
te tirante. v neoesarinamente sc
| imDOndran maYOres DenuriaS Il
los no combatientes. incluso las
muicres niilos duc residen en-
In zona afectada Dor Ia guerra.
Durante 7 dias no SO han fecibi-
do noticias de chihuahua. pero sc
dice que Los insurrectos estan D..
campados doce nillaR de 5istan-
cia nor ca4la lado dc la poblaei6n,
q 6ekAn as cnt'-
ri0a8 dc treneB v todA CONT tTlisssl+ Z
Gi6r5 te1egrafica con oil N0rte v
icon el Sur. Cuando SO recibieron
las lltimas noticias do Chi1iiia<-
hua. fuA hace siote dias. SO impo-
mia Ia question de los where's. pues
la ciudad SO encontraba en- cir--
cnnstancias bien critieas. habi6n-
dose agotado las arinas V Ia car,
ne.
Sc provee un tren militar.
/ I'll constantc aislamiento ha que
ha sido reducido Ell lugar. ha dado
oriRen que SC abriauen seriOs
temores acerca de Ia 'suertc que
cspera & los $4,000 habitnntes lie
Ia ciudad. Por otra parte. la
presencia do dos mil federales ba-
10 las 6raenes del Oral, Juan
Hernandez, aun cuando SO consi'
dera suficiento nara In 9efensa
de In ciudad contra cuaiduicr alta
! uue q Dudieran intentar los insltl>
rcctos. 4 diario merma con sis
racioncs los snplementoa do vive-
rGa. Sc ha proglsto Il las tropas
federases de I'm trefl mi!itar con
Eel servisi0 del eual so cree utle
sera possible transporter provisio-
Ines 4 Ion distritos aislados, peso
los incendios de los pucntcs la
eoinDletn destruction de tramos
ide las Was ferrcas 4 diBtancia do
yarias 5nillas.estdn hacienda itnp0.
tSil les los proYectos iniciad0s.
/ Los moiores infornea que han
lO9ratlo obtenorso aunf ON clianto
6 Ia potencia de laa parties corn.
Ibatientea dicen quo La fuerzng fe-
ItternieA nna SO c1loueftran on los
Isgtadog do Sonora v do uhihila-
hua 4 las 6rdenes del General Nm.
yarfO. aseieTulon 4 tin t8sai ae
lk.0f fl0TnbrUs. 5000 do Iog c1tiss
les eat6n Oh III NHldad dc Uhihua.
Ibtia 40 On cfttdHd Jnhrex II it
Ifsgte De ell0s disemit1axloa IN di
Iyeraoa nlntoa. nliantraa s1siA I0s1
linsurreetoa & las 6pienes le Mn
daro v ds Oroaco, lleean easI MS
imismo nnneFo. no naaa0d0 tlo nil
I,,omhrea HI f1erga aae Usa5tsla ri
da uaa dc elios.
FIJI I'll eaFta dice MasIero ssI1e
| Tia t9fnado Driai0noro 4 J0es asut{1
Il lo inz0nrh uara easkf0arIo. Jna6
sef0 eDl 81 hradu IL G0rOnGI. sci.
Vi ~ 81 HasAd0 BiAyor do Masle
50.
ueHsBsFo - 4eu
Fl afaa naaaaDs hubs ~ NsFluI
aaAaIento chnasa aerea dA FL
Igssala entire fnaFaa 9AlyslsIeH q ~
IsIeru gIf sasy MIR s
ba a asslEgsA
Isl AefgIesn Is asaHlz A IS lsis
lz0 mr. mgas0 d6 -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-16
La Capital de Chihua-
hua esta cercada
de rebeldeS.

HLGnIllo con Ia lnlSlnn G0LLclGtlu u
los heridos de alnbos grupos con
tendencies. Con Ell obieto de per-
seg1lir & los facciosos salieron vio.
lentamente de Chilpancin1o 8 l.
guala las tropas federaleS que CO.
manda el Coronel Torres.
ACTTVIDAD EN COAHUILA.
I'm mensaie telef6nico recibido
aauf v procedente dc Eagle Pass.
d& La informaci5n de Que La re-
voluci6n de-. La Republica Mexica-
ma toma ahora una n,teva faz. ha-
biendo s,irgido con fuerza inusi-~
tada on 81 Estado de Coahlsila,
QUE hasta haee POGO TEMPO no ha-
bia estado Qfectado por Ia revOlu-
ci6n. La region Norte v Oriento
de- Estado dc Codhuila esta infes-
tada de revolucionarios que han
hecho su irrnpci0n dc una ina11era
rcpentina 6 inesperada, estando
va en- el camco. bien armados; o.
chocientcs hombres. So tienen no
ticias dc que hav die2 mil honl--
bres mds. bien provistOs de aa:nlas
v lnuniciones, listos para elnpren~
der la campaiia & priInera ofden,
V sc 'esperA IN serio eneuentr0 de
Las nuevas fperzas rev0luc i0naasiaks
&c an momento 4 otro con ips ftle.
yas faderales.
Los gaHas aEss a
Los REBxsxaDEg
Caen los insurroctos on una arn--
boscada y perecon much0a.
Ciudad de Mexico. Mario 49,;
En- ell rancho de San Bartolito, del
Estado de Puebla. una fuerza de
nlrales destrozo comnletamente &
una partida de 100 insurrectos
due caYeron en- una embQscada
prcDarada por los rtlrales, Sc
gun las noticias reeibidas, mas dc
cincuenta insurractos pereeieron Y
fueron capttlrados II. Debilo nj
hccho dc que los rilrales cptaron
nor seguir los mismos met0dos dra
Ran adontado los inslrrcctos. para
rhtandoSe entire las sinnOaiaades
de la n0ntafia, emboscandrse, Y
esperando sigilosamente nj nne..
mioo, ninguno 1c los Fyilr4tlcs fuG
muerto. solamente hubo unos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-16
Los ISsURREOTos ENTRAN
TsfS MAYOR AOTIVIDAD.
So dice cue 90 han destruilo nau-
Ossog trarnos de via f6rrea v o.
1arabres telegraficos.

n Pag0. Texas. Marco IL: En-
la region Norte dc Mexico reinan
en- egtos momentos condolences dc
error que llegan casi oil panico.
lnDulsados Dor IL creencia de que
el movimiento revolucionario ha
alcanEado un 0rado gumamente
oriticO. los insurrectos en- los Es-
tados de Sonora v Chihuahua han
removable sus actividades Sc a
segura que han ocasionado gran
destruction en- las Was f6rreas Y
"n los alambres telegraficos v de-
mas Was dc COMMUNICATION. Segun
ageguran los mismos i1lf0rmes. es-
tam sttiadas numerosas citdades
nor los instsrrectos. ..\o
Despues de racibirse los deta--
lies de La desastrosa batalla de
iasag les. 0asble de 0stigaielty
fas habitantes. IasteO rnas B Taesiog,
situado & I5O Taillas llaeia ell Sud
oeste dc El Paso. sc g,IOo que
.hoy al medic dia hubo otro COM
bate en- Agua Prieta. que 80 en-
clentra en- la frontera frente &
Douglas. Ariz.. 500 ir1gurrectos n
tacaron & 800 federalcs, pero fuc
ron rechazados con un total do
treinta v cinco inuertos v hcridos
nor ambas parties. la batalla fu&
ccrta. pnos los insurrectcs ar1na-
dos tlnieamcnte de rifles. hubie.-
ron do cedor & los estfaaos dc la
artilleria. pues operaban Los fe-
deraies una pie2p ametralladora.
Lo que SO toEa como 1lna mott
cia cierta dc Ia batalla do Casas
G@ndes.. eg due fuer0n iauortos
is a1aericanos Y II hechoa pri4-
sicner0a. Los siguientes.. que On
los Trineros infcrrnGg so diio que
habfan perecido on el c0mbate. SO
sabc ahora nue lograr0n GseaDar
'FcHiente Coronel Giuseppe Carl
baldi. Raul Madero. herraano de
Francisco j. Madero. llannado Pre-.
sidente Provisional por Los instr.
roctos. ell capitan Gutierrez do
T4ara v oil Tonionto /. Valencia. dc
lGl Pag0.
Hgal0rO harido.
Isl eapitan Eduardo May. moSi.
eanO. dol IEstadO MayoE do Ma
derO no Pue rnuerto. pero fu5 lle-
Gho Drisionero. v Raul Madero fut
herido. Il. II. HARRINGTON, i'm ex.
aar0sflto del NisrcitD Americana.
dtiifn ma reeididD en- E' Paao. To.
bert ID. Lee v Robert Evans. dc
San Francisco v Rnv Glenn. TN
ioyen de Minorsi Springs. Tex.
ftlsrOn tnitertpa. no SIS 8ahegi los
n0mbrea dc 0tr0s varies afnorica-
nos Ynnertos. HOY se reeibi6 aauf
ftnA Garta eacrita p0r MaGlero. en-
ii ntsal MEGA haber hechO an nue.
vo atAaas eontfa la cilidod de Ca.
zas draDdaa deanufg de hab8p aI-
do reehaKasio. Sin EMBARGO, dice
cue hA retinid0 nil h0u,ireg u ae
AyseueTltra aa0ra 4 g1rta diataneia
dc Ii ciHdad BxnIipafd0 Ia aery
r0ta da Oasas nfands8. dice ano
50 ffiasltIaf0n aganaadaa i1a@nr'reh~
tag laa o1tHiHs m riniierosl parties
xsI1grtuuos da Fl geniaa d. laa
fIsorSaa he uaeafa gu61lar. Ia lles
aaaa r6ne0tina de Iaa guar geka
deeoIsa. inf1t.sii0 y patlia8 entrs
IYHs IflsurgaSkoa y ias AYa Is "a
elbior1aa 81 Euusso daI sTe4nigo. ~
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ia de la Sra Iuleta r. de Cruz propietaria de esta
empresa.
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en- n1estro senanario deben njarsa en- las dreccoes
entanderse direetamente COR LOS aflunciadores pues
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vaz que solo sufciente nuestro tempo empleados
pare 81 sefvico de nuestfos negocios
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-03-16

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