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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
JUNIORS WIN HONOR
College Third Year Men Won Class
Championship

The Junior class of Alma college won
the interclass championship IN short
series of games. staged between the
various teams.
The latter part OF last week the Ju-
niors walloped the Sophs by score of
: to > in a good game. in which three
OF four men likely 10 make the col
lege team, featured. The same even
ing the Freshies trounced the Seniors
by score of 9 TO 6.
On Tuesday of this week the battle
that ended the series was fought The
Sophs, defeated last week by the Ju-
niors, went against the Freshies, and
brought in victory by a count of 80
to 26, leaving the Juniors the only un-
defeated team.
1t was first planned To have long
eli series. but as the Michigan intercol-
lcgiate schedule calls for Alma college
TO play Adrian the first week afte,
Christmas. Helmer called the series
short to get 10 work on his college
team that il Is hoped will bring Alma
the NJ. |. A. A. basket ball rag The
short time between now and the open
ing game made L necessary for
lelmer TO call short the interclass
piay
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
ADVANCE IN PRICES
l.. j. Ollier Says Increase Will Go Into
Effect About December | =

L. J. Ollier, president in charge
Of sales Of the Studebaker Corpora
ton, has announced that OF or about
December ! prices of Studebaker cars
both the -Four and the SiX-would
advance from $50 TO 500 over prevail
ing prices.
In speaking of Studebaker's inten-
ton 10 advance prices Mr.. Ollier says:
"There have been advances on all ma
torial entering into the manufacture
of automobiles, especially on steel OF
all kinds, pig iron, castings. stamp
ings, sheet metal. aluminium, leather
and upholstering materials. I'm the
face of these rapid advances, rang
ing from 40 per cent TO $50 per cent,
Studebaker has steadfastly maintain
ed list prices Our immense reserve
stocks. unlimited purchasing power
and longtime contracts have been re-
sponsible, TO a very great extent, Tor
our ability TO offer car that is from
$500 10 5000 below other cars that
give as. much. But now conditions in
the industry have reached a point
where even Studebaker is forced TO add
substantial increase 10 present
prices. To maintain the high quality
Of Studebaker cars the advance in
price is necessary and under no cir
cumstances will Studebaker sacrifice
quality
However" says Nh. Ollier in
speaking further upon the subject, I'VE
still have huge reserve stocks Of some
materials on hand and other mate
rials necessary for us to maintain our
enormous production are still being
purchased at old prices. due to our
long time contracts. While materials
have increased sfrom 40 per cent to
100 per cent our prices will be adj
vanced only from z per cent TO 10 per
cent. II is plain, therefore. that Stude-
baker intends to continue their policy
Of giving the public the full advan-
tage Of its unique position in the mo-
tor car industry. JUS. at the present
time ! cannot say what the new prices
Will be, other than to reiterate that the
increase will be from S75 to 500 over
prevailing prices"
1t is evident that the advances re-
ferred to by Mr.. Ollier will not be
! large enough TO take Studebaker out OF
the moderate price class-and high
factory officials are sponsors for the
statement that. even at the new prices
/ Studcbaker ears will remain the most
powerful seven-passenger cars in the
world for their prices
Studebaker has been able to holc
out longer against the soaring cost OF
materials than most any other maker
Prices are to be increased only proper
tionately with the increase in the cost
~ manufacturing Studebaker cars un
Hcr pre- aiing conditions
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
THE CHURCHES

The regular services or the week
will be held at the Baptist church dur
ing the coming week. Sermon Sun
day morning, Fishers OF Men, and
Sunday evening. Gods sympathy
Mans Necessity"
Regular services at the Methodist
church during the coming week. Ser
mon Sunday morning, "A Man for the
Times" and in the evening, "A Fool
ish Real Estate Spectator"
Special revival meeting will be held
at the NJ. +. church, starting Decem-
bef 3lst. Rev. Hugh f. Smith, evan.
gelist, will be in Alma for the meet
ing.
At the u. b. church Sunday morn
ing Rev. S. w. Birdsall of Riverdalt
will preach in the absence of the
pastor. Other services will be held as
usual.
Christian Science First Church OF
Christ, Alma State Savings Bank
building, services Sunday at 1890 "A
m Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject for December II, rs the Uni
verse, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force ?" Reading room oper
Saturday afternoons from to
o'clock.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
kENSINGTON HEIGHTS

In this issue Of the Record will be
found the announcement OF the Ken
sington Heights Homes Company. As
this company i composed of the OIL
fcers of the Republic Truck company
the mayor of the city and other pub
lie spirited citizens for the avowed
purpose OF supplying whatever de
mand there is for low and medium
priced homes in Alma. the Record
takes pleasure in commencing them
to those desiring TO purchase such
homes. The high integrity and char
acter OF these gentlemen is guaran-
tee of square deal and fair treat
ment of their customers. II is I'M
derstood that il is their purpose to
eNpend II necessary several hundred
thousand dollars in this effort TO solve
the question OF housing all deserving
people seeking homes in Alma In
doing TINS, they viii deserve. and
doubtless receive the thanks of both
the public and of those now strug-
Cling with the nigh rent question.
The Record commends the enterprise
IN most unmeasured terms.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
STILL THEY COME

So far, during the month Of Decem-
Der and up to Monday night of this
week, thirty-five new students entered
the public schools of the city of Alma,
AT average of nearly six day dur
ing the six days of school during that
time OF the thirty-five new students
twenty-five entered the Primary
building and thirteen entered the
Union building.
With such increases continuing at
the present rate for the next two
months the school board will be com
PEELED to take some action. with a
view of providing greater accomoda-
tons for the pupils that are attending
the schools, as the schools are now
crowded to the limit, and the room
which is being opened in the City hall
cannot accommodate over half humid
red at the best.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
SPECIAL ELECTION
Sit, Of Alma VIII Vote on Two Pro-
positions December 9th

Citizens of Alma should not forget
in their Christmas rush that a spe-
cial election is billed for the Wednes-
Gay following Christmas, this being
December 9th. Alma will vote on
the proposition of acquiring IA water
works and bonding for 100000 for
the construction of water works.
The question that will come before
the voters will be submitted on two
separate ballots The first will read
about AS follows: "Shall the city of
Alma vote to acquire a water works
by construction" and the other will
be practically the same as the one
submitted in August, "Shall the city
of Alma vote to bond for 100000,
win which to construct water
works.
'' Ii wotid be well to bear in mind
that when the proposition was up be-
fore the council and the city officials
labored under the presumption that
the city owned its own waterworks,
and hence the idea Of voting to inn
prove. Then when il was found,
when the bonds were being sold, that
the city did not own waterworks,
the bonds were not good as what the
city did not own. could not very well
be improved.
The fact that the city is seeking an
independent waterworks now makes il
necessary to submit the question of
acquiring Il waterworks.
Good consideration Of the needs of
the city should be gevin by Alma vot-
crs, one and all. 1t is simply pro-
position of continuing the contract
system. or of the city hating its own
plant Which do the citizens of Alma
want? Something must be done when
the present contract expires this com
ing year, either renewing the con
tract or the acquiring by the city the
city Of waterworks.
II is important also that the voters
remember that Saturday December
?. rd is registration day. II not regis
tered. attend to the matter. 4 good
expression of Alma's attitude on this
matter should be made
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
GOOD TOUR
Alma Male Quartette Will Tour Dur.
ing Holidays

The Alma Male Quartette will
make tour through northern Michi-
gan during the holidays, going be
You'd the straits during the trip.
The members of the quartette are
Donald Smith. first tenor; Chester
Robinson. second tenor; Homer
Grimes, baritone, and Clinton Seeley
bass. All four Of the members are
well known singers, and with pro-
gram consisting Of quartette mum
bers. solos, duets, reading and piano
solos, they should be able to make a
hit on the trip.
The trip will open with a concert
Al East Jordan. December 26. Central
Lake will be visited the 9th and
Charlevoix the following evening. On
the 2Sth the quartette will be at
Boyne City and the 29th and both will
appear at Sault st. Marie. January
lst. the last concert will be given at
Cheboygan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
PUBLISHER DEAD
Former Gratiot County Journal Editor
Died i'm Lansing

Robert Smith of Lansing, publisher
and founder of the Robert Smith
Printing company Of that city, died
last week Saturday. after long i'll
Dess
Mr.. Smith had been engaged in the
newspaper business nearly all of his
life. and az one time was the owner
and editor of the Gratiot County
Journal which was purchased by the
Herald couple years ago. At that
time the Gratiot County Journal was
the one of the influential papers of
the state
After selling the Gratiot County
Journal Mr.. Smith located in Lansing
and in the early COS he held the state
printing contracts. During that time
he was a dominent figure in the poll
Scs Of the state of Michigan.
Before ne located AT Ithaca he pub
hshed papers at st. Johns and Jackson
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
LARGEST EDITION
Alma Records Issue Is Winner This
Week


This weeks issue OF The Alma Rec
ord is the largest in the history of
this paper. or even in the history of
northern Gratiot 1t is also the larg-
est edition ever put out in the ccun-
~ in which advertisements appear,
foi which solicitation was made only
from local business men.
This, our annual Christmas edition
consists of twenty four pages, con
tanning good reading matter togeth-
er with a lot of advertisements from
Almas live. wide awake business
men, who see in The Alma Record
the one best advertising medium of
northern Gratiot county, and who as
a result have given The Alma Record
a share of their Christmas advertis-
ing patronage.
With by far the largest circulation
OF any paper in this section of the
county. The Alma Record commands
the attention Of the advertiser. who
is seeking TO place his wares before
the people. Hence the reason foi
the many advertisements. with which
The Alma Record is crowded this
week.
We would also like TO call attention
to the fact that We have gone out OF
the way to secure good Christina.
features in the way of short sketches
and stories. etc, to make the Christ
mas issue better. not only for the ad
vertiser. but for our many subscrib
ers and readers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN
Second Annual Go TO Sunday School
Campaign to be Held.

The second annual Go TO Sunday
School Sunday" for Gratiot county
will be the second Sunday in January
next. Don't forget the date, January
IA, 1917 Remember il; get ready for
t. Go to Sunday school at the church
OF your choice. and take a friend with
you.
The movement was naugurated a
year ago, and the results were fine.
Every school that got busy and help
ed little had good results. Over a
thousand extra visitors attended Graft
OF Sunday schools on January ,. 1916.
This is a united effort by all denomi
nations in the county, and is backed
up by the Gratiot County Sunday
School Association. an intcrdenomina
tional institution.
Mr.. Sunday School Superintendent,
this is your great opportunity of the
year. when concerted effort on the part
of your officers, teachers and scholars
Will result in great good to your school
and the Masters kingdom Perhaps
you had no results last year. If So
just look back and see If you did any
thing TO help push the campaign.
The association is here to help you
viii you not fall in line and without
waiting TO criticize the plan or meth
od, just go to work on the plan. Have
plan and work it," Begin now by
having each class make list of those
who attend no Sunday school, and we
will suggest plans to help you get
them out on January IL, 1917
County Secretary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
CHANGE MANAGERS
J. r. Collins of Fort Wayne Comes to
Swift Plant Here

j. +. Collins of Fort Wayne, In
diana, has succeeded j Z. Barrett AS
manager OF the Alma plant of Swift &
Company. the change having beer
made the latter part of last week
The new manager has been in the
employ of Swift 4 Company for some
years and comes 70 Alma with fine
record for good and efficient service
with this company. lie is now at
Fort Wayne, making arrangements to
move his household goods and family
to this city.
J T. Barrett, the late manager has
Leen called to Chicago and will in the
future work in the Chicago offices of
the company
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB

When the little birds come back
in the spring. they will have to MARBLE
most sweetly and with great vigor il
they expect To get hearing in Alma
and its vicinity. For the Girls Glee
Club, under Prof. Veatch's direction
and Miss Markham's presidency, is
working industriously, and intends to
have an unusually brilliant and at.
tractive repertoire with which to
make its debut in the musical circles
OF Michigan As the club is but
newly fedged, it will not undertake
"a long flight through the state bat
will confine itself TO short trips to
ncighboring towns and cities and to a
concert in Alma.
The girls hope that their entertain
ments may be so successful that the
Ciee Club will be established a. q
permanent institution In the college.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
WORMS MAKE CHILDREN
FRETEIII,

II your child cries out i'm sleep. is
nervous, puny and listless, he may be
a victim of worms. Begin treatment
at once with Kickapoo Worm Killer.
This candy laxative in tablet form
Kills the worm and removes it quick
IS and easily Don't permit your
child's development TO be retarded by
the continued draining OF his vitality
b. worms. Get Kickapoo Worm Kill
er at your druggist. 25c-Adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
AUCTIONS

The following auction sale adver-
easements will be found in this issue
Monday, Dec. 18th
Alvin +. Miller, residing two miles
south of Alma will sell on above date
large list of stock, tools and feed.
J ID. Holman, auctioneer.
Wednesday, Dec Goth
On the Brewbaker 4 Ely farm 4
miles south Of Alma l.. r. Christy
will sell quantity of stock. tools
and fodder j. d. Holman. auction
eel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14

NOTICE TO ARCADIA TAX PAYERS

will be at the Alma State Savings
Bank on Saturday, December l6, and
Friday. December %, and Saturday,
December 30, and January 6; and at
the Ithaca Savings Bank Thursday.
December Ia. 81. 2S and January T..
for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
j. r. WILSON,
(69-4cc.D Treasurer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

The partnership, which has here
tofore existed between r. II. Brown
and f. J. Hubbard, under the firm
name of Brown & Hubbard, has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the firm will be
carried on by r. ii. Brown, to whom
all debts of the firm are due, and TO
whom all bills against the firm should
be presented. 68-3t-c
r. n. Brown,
u. J Hubbard
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14

The annual banquet of the Work
to Win" Bible class of the M. F..
church was held in the church par
Tors on Tuesday evening. December
10Th. Following the banquet some
fine toasts We're responded To by { IL.
Breeze. Prof. +. E. West. Rev. De-
Ninney. Mrs. II NJ Page c. III.
Washburn and II. NJ Lands. Rev.
Drownley was toast master and DR..
Thronburgh, the Chairman in charge
Of the arrangements
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14

APPROACHED from the point OF view
of science. the labor OF the farm Is 4
continued Joy. K Is a manipulation o!
he laboratory which The real chemist
does nor relegate to 4 helper il is the
touching 81 canvas by an artists
brush which cannon b. left TO an am,
teur From pr Harvey " Wiley 3
1.-THE Lure OF the Lane
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
GRANGE LIFE INSURANCE

For cheap rates and high grade
policy il will pay you to see Ora j..
Akin, 1904 State street. or M. c..
Lake. Ithaca. 66-6t- p
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
ATTENTION FARMER.

Stable manure FREE if hauled i'm
mediately. Apply to the Health
Officer. Alma, Mich. 6S-f-c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
Il BscRIPTIoN. 500 PER YEAR

The Record IS entered AT the post Office az
Aim. Michigan, for transmission through the
mai a. second elias mntter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
MARKET REPORT

Following are the prices paid by
the Alma Grain & Lumber Company
mill Decenober Ia 1916
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
Mst Fvteen
More Days

q GAIN The Alma Record
~ begs 10 call attention to the
fact that on January i,
1917. the subscription price OF
The Record will go TO $l.5O
year Our subscribers have only
Is days more TO get their re-
newals in our office at the old
rate of $1.00 per year. All sub
scribers may pay as far in ad-
vance at Sl.00 per year as they
see fit. The only requirement is
that all back subscriptions be
paid, before anything in ad-
vance is taken.
To all subscribers residing
outside of the county The AL
ma Record will be $3.50 per
year. strictly in advance, after
the first of the year. They may
pay ahead any number of years.
if it is done before January l,
1917.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-12-14
The Alma Record.

Published Thursday Afternoon BY
C.. +. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-25
CAST 1ODO Fl FSTADO De CHA.
PAS SE HttIA IN PODER
De los FEuCISTAS
In camDaila del EifrcilO Rr0rgani-
laGur Sc cSia liclando Il chho
ron muy btlcn fNiio Ell
rSa region.
Fl GEptRAl IA! RtcF SU AYsSCE EN- Ell
SIR Of rs FSIaDO P0R IA VIA
DEL F. c, paH-ARfRIfhRO

NUEVA YORK. Octubre 2+.-pr"
cetcntc dc In Habana. Cuba, Sc rcci-
bio hace dias en- c@ta ciudad una am
plia information sonrc las opcracin-
rcS dc las fucrZaS ic!icislaS Ell e Sur
de n RepUh!ica MeXicana. .AlgunoE
de los dctalIcs que Sc conticnen cn
csa information y que no son conc
cidos del p1hlico cn este D:.iS. son los
siguientcS:
"El dia 10 dc Septi"mh.e, en- .ju-
chiian. cl general Felix Dlaz, derrot0
complctamentc = una partida dc 500
carrancistas cue tr:,S ruGo combate.
SC rindi6, huyendo uEtcameHte Gin
cucnta hombreS. :! general Diaz 81
gui6 su av@ucc sobre n Inca del
+. {. Pan-Amcricano, posesicnando-
e De l;.S cStacionc: 'ja!i>'9" y "Au-
rora," Est!do de Chiapas. Por cable
del S del colIicatc e da cucnta dc
que las ciudadcs dc "Chlapa dc Cor
TO-" "Tona!;" : "Tuxria Gutierrez,
cs;a Ultima capital dc. n.eacionado
E.tad" De Chiapas, han caido en- po-
der del genera Felix b,&z. Guicn
avanza al. trent" de roder3 3&a co!um-
na sobrc "Tapachu!a. limilr"fo 4 Gus
tema,a. Practicamentc todo q ESt2to
dc Chiapa> cs,a bajo g! rlando
del general E~li2 Di"z. ouian caia
dia ve creccr su ya bicn orGauizado
eicrcito con APPLAUSE d las recioucs
qae domina, en- las que ha rcStablec.-
do cl impcgio de n constitution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-25
Ell Presid. nte W Wlson Sc
ha mostrad, in usto
con Ia raza de color
Asi |, manifesto enln discurso que
prouunci6 en- Boston, IN caHdt
dato del partido Progresista

BOSTON, Mass, Octubre 2i.-
Charles Sumner Bird, que fue c2H-
didato del progrcSiSta p2g& Gc5erna-
dor en- 1913. dijo una d" cst::s 10
ches, en- un discurSo que pronuncio
ante una audiercia dc neg:os. que
e: Presidentc Wilson Sc hobiI !ao-tra,
do "iniusto y duro con los negro. '
Anadi6, que antes de su election. e!
Presidentc asegur6 Z un& delegation
de negros que bsio su administration
no Sc harlan distiacioncs de parte del
gobierno nacional rcspecto a color o
raza de .os ciudadanos Ge los ESta-
dos Unidos.
POGO dcspues que el PresideHte Sc
iastal6 en- Ia Casa Blanca-dVo Nr.
Bird-los dcm6cratas del Sur, le pi-
dieron Ia separation de los hombres y
mujeres de color que figuraban como
empleados en- los diversos departa-
mentoS gubernamentales. La de-
manda fue puesta en- acci6n con el CO
nocimiento y ei consentimento de!
Prcsidente Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-25
StLEEON DE- Nj XICO CON RUR'
81 4 este Pals DOS PRO.
HINEHTfs Carr HCISTAS
Son EtlOS Hasyu kAAYi Y EIClFOR0
NHDRARO, jEff DEL PR0Tt C0i0 YT-
S0RFRO GENERAL, RESPECTlVAhtRIE

LAREDO. Texas. OrtlHi'' Ii
Manuel AuIaya. uno dr io> ui< oN'I-
,"utns rarranri>'a>. ar'uaIG''r;" j.
g. gel Prnfnruin: ' Nh,.fnG" Iamtr"-
H.. Tr<urrro General dr Ii Naci"n.
han sald0 d" "A capital i" n R"0N-
lila Y yi,nrn 4 los EStat"> UnId':.
Amaya ' Xam5rano aranan d" So"
"r:ccido> diputadoS al Con@Trso
r"n>t!'uy"?iH, per" :" Suponr l''
r~iarin Il los Suplcat"$ Iuc coacN-
.~an Ia A>amblca, pu,S rNl"S han
t'..ri,i.do N"nlv 4 JOS ES'ad"S l'nl'i"a.
I."s .itado> rarrlnci-ta@ .l"-aran
.naHana 4 Nucl" LAREDO n hord' 1'
IL trrn cSprtia! " innrd.ajamrl'''
pa-a.an Il r>ta riu lad, dnnG' :" n
Lu.ntran de~,ir aver la faml.laS d.
cuu Nanu>Iiaan Carranla d? lie su
MiniSiro da Guerra. .I!varo Nnr"son.
Manuel Amaya - aLdra uno ~
20. Aombrr> mas ciroS i Mexico.
tues Ia r-yo!GrlIn. antrS dH p"rlu-
Gira.io, % la favorecido dc una
manc.a duc no purdo ser meier pa
ri los tirmpoS quH corrcmo>, N du"
r. pals osta auiqui!a;;o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-25
4 10 deEcienciia de su artilleria debe
RumaniQ su fracaSo en- 1ransiluania
Tambien Sc atribuye facaso la i.conpeencla del
Estado Mayor General paes los rumanos contaban
con todas las yentsjas sobre sus enemigos
Alemonia Sc prepara para reso'uer los probe.
mas relatiuos a su restablecimiento econ0mico

,rnmia>. \ n>c fin, 81 @"DL"rno COM
,r.naicndo lur ."ndr;i III, eniren-
I:a~r t.nn numcr;S0S Y llt!cllcS pro-
n:,.nna-. na nombrado urt comiSi6n
'"#rar-ada r>prcialmrnI" Gc IA tarea
H. rln;rar !a> lrirul.ai'- Que trai-
...t .ou<!"n la transition lr Ill csta-
t., I niIu. ii...ha ,."Inl>.1a cmpe2ar:t
/, -. ..rgn 4 ,.>iud.ar Z uGneiI lie
..2r"n..ar empire para l"S ln.!lone$
H.. '.r,ri'r'S utir Srg,tH l:.ar!adCs
.,a.-rt!r~ It,. Ia =Iirr"a: a inan'ra lie
l..'...rrt i la industries ID! pals de
!;.. .lnir"ia> p.inLas lur n"rrS!irn:
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gu:nian. Il ii-p">Iri"n Il" la rlaSe
iG",i... uua %rnu nla!nria dr Ia cual,
>,'>rr.nl" ~tuuiaNrainrut'' -! ,lIIn-
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IA "ni.iui,t.- alGluri.ia.irs fiuiE-
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Y T"iI" dr p"G>0l;S aO0rtlr1u SuS-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-25
VILLA ' TREVNO Sc PREPARAN PARA Una BATALlA DECS|VA
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fuerzos estan reconc=ntsando esas fuerzas
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