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SCHOOLS

THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, sss Fairfield Ave. College preparatory. technical rnd professional schools, civil service. Hotchkiss. Hill etc. Elementary and advanced subjects -personal work with every stu- dent Enrolment now the bost preparation for September examine tons or next years work. Sum mer session. private tutoring, dur ing July. August. and September. P . sef
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Automobiles

OWNERS ATTEN. TlON: We can sayS you money on your automobile. fire and liability insurance. Give us . chance to d. sure before you insure elsewhere Zalmon 9oodsell e Co.,, No. 1o9l Main street. Phone No. n.
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UPRIGHT PIANO $150-Mahogany case Schleicher. Good condition. $1.25 weekly. Steinert's Piano Store, 915 Main St. near State.
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ENGRAVED Wedding Announce. ments. 100 complete with two ~,ts of envelopes for $6.60. South. vorth's. 1V Arcade
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JEWESRY

on credit-CfanondA watches and solid gold. Excfusire- H designed Jswelr.. Weekly pay. mentA VIII call feothblum. 41u State St downstairA
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For Sale.

UPRIGHT PIANO se5-shoninger medium size, rosewood case. $1.00 weekly. Steinert's Piano Store, 915 Main St.. near State.
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THREE FINE two family houses for sale all with modern improve ments; room for drive, one with garage; located in excellent resi- dential sections. They must be sold at once and are therefore to be had at a sacrifice. Investments $1.ooo to $1,soo. balance. on terms to suit. Phone 2a4s-s or Box N9. to Tsuit. Phone 2743-c or Box L. w., care Farmer. REG aSup
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Furniture

eCALLY BROS, loS STATE sr. Largest dealers of second hand fur niture in the state. We pay more pay. 10 eM'
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BOYS WANTED-With bicycles, over fifteen years of age. Permanent positions. good pay, and aovance- ment, 87 Fairfield avenue.
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Stoves Repairc1

REPAIRED. all l plies. all makes. pip bricks. etc. Charges
 1JlS Main st Phonf "a,
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DonESI1C WORK wanted by the oay. Apply at Oak Street.
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UphoIsterecs

WE WILL COVER and furlish ~ material for piece parlor guarantee all workmanship aS class, ten patterns to select for S,2 to- SIS. sca.... Bra state street.
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Anlilulanc0

AA1HU1AANCES-In ears and amous1nes. Charges reasonable James T. Rourke. i295 Main street Phone. Barnum 540s. D1 dls
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BOYS WANTED-Who want to ad- vance themselves and learn trade while earning money. Apply S7 Fairfield avenue.
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Positions Wanted

AH'D-Position by middle aged iady at general housework. Thor oughiy competent Address N. S.. care General Delivery. 126 ds
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MUST SELL AT ONCE-6 room house, s2500. $5SO cash. Not far from center. Box T. H. Tel 74S5.
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Insurance

DAMAGE IS ABOUT ALI fire can do to your property. Insurance cost ing 1-3c . day protects you. An the particulars ct D. B. Boothe c O.. Conn. Bank BuileinG.
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LABOREhs WANTED at the Wheel CT & Hnwes Co.,. steady employment and good wages.
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W.ANTED-Inventor to send for one of my booklets on Q. g. and Foreign petsrt. Mercer D. Blondel. Patent Solicitor. Conn. National Bank building. B a7 '0
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WANTED-To do housework by mid. de aged lady. Family of adults, Inquire 1116 Howard Ave.
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CHAPTER VII.
States Pledge Troops.

States Pledge Troops. "nI crowd was dense down the block before the office of one of the local newspapers. Car
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-30

TAR AND CEMENT SIDEWALKS end roofing. blue stone and cement curbs, sand and gravel Estimates eheerfully given. Thomas Broderick contractor. Phone 71Ss. lS06 North Ave
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Fuel shortage has necessitated the
dismissal of the first four grades OF
the Model school. It is hoped that this
condition will not obtain for long. No.
tice will be given the patrons as soon
as there is prospect for a resumption
of school work. ,..
President Crane was in attendance
at the Northwestern Central Teachers
Association in session at Moorhea]
Jan. 26 to 20. He delivered an address
before that assemblage, taking for his
subject "Education That Makes Good
Many prominent educators from the
East who were on the program for
addresses were prevented from at
tending owing to the blockaded con-
dition of the railroads.
Miss Eleanor Bryson, domestic
science teacher, has been selected as
assistant preceptress at the dormitory
The crowded condition at the dormi-
tory makes it necessary that Miss
Cantwell have an assistant at this
time. Miss Bryson is especially fitted
for her new duties and the new ar.
rangement will greatly facilitate the
work of supervising the dormitory. :
There was a noticeable increase OF
interest in basketball of late. We
now have two boy teams, one the effic:
ial team and another team organized
for the purpose of furnishing the reg
ulars a team to practice with. Three
games have been played to date, two
Of them here and one at Anamoose
The latter game. was hotly contested
but our quint lost, score 90 to 10. The
former games were those with Donny-
brook which resulted in score of "a
to IL in our favor, and the game with
Kenmare, won by US, score Ii to 10
Return games are scheduled with ell
these teams as well as game with
Towner in the near future. Our boys
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Pres. Crane Addressed Minnesota Ed
ucatiOnal Association.

A. G. Crane, president Of the Minot
Normal school, addressed the North
western Central Teachers Association
at Moorhead, Mimi, Friday, his sub
ject being "The Education That Makes
Good" He spoke of the good effect
of school influences in habit forming
in training in powers of thinking
reading, expression, and automatic
execution in spelling and penmanship
He closed with the statement regard
ing the ideals of the public schools
and their effect upon the people. The
conclusion of the address is, no matter
how much controversy exists about the
facts, there is no controversy about
the benefits of the training powers of
mind, in good habits and inspiring
ideals. So.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Hair! Get IS cent bottle
Of Danderine right now-AIso
stops itching scalp.

Thin, brittle, colorless and scragg
hair is mute evidence of a neglcctr,
scalp; of dandrutf-that awful scurl
There is nothing so destructive t,
the hair as dandruff. 1t robs the ha;
OF its lustre, its strength and its yer,
life; eventually producing a feverish
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair root
to shrink, loosen and die-then tn
hair falls out fast. A little Danderiu,
tonight-now-any time-will surel,
save your hair.
Get a rs cent bottle of Knowlton''
Danderine from any drug store. Yol
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
of it if you will just try little Dan
derine Save your hair! Try it,
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are doing some excellent work. Twen-
ty-four teams in all have been organ
lied among the Normal girls. All
are arranging for inter-class games or
games between the various squads.
Much interest is being taken and some
very promising players are being de-
veloped. The class games are being
played with a view to securing the
pennant now held by the Juniors. Pre-
liminary arrangements are now under
way for the annual basket ball tourn-
ament, which will include all the teams
in this district. The tournament will
be conducted under the auspices of
the Minot Normal school and held on
February rs and 26 at the Normal
gymnasium,
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Yellow Grass Marsh near Weyburn
Sask., where the headwaters Of the
Mouse river are located. He says the
marsh is from five to ten miles wide
and rs miles long, and is covered with
several feet Of snow. He is Of the
opinion that when the snow melts
the channel Of the Mouse will be un-
able to carry all the water and he
says: "Those living in the valley had
better tie their boats to their front
doors now, for there will surely be a
flood in March," Van Wagner has
seen two floods in the Mouse river
valley.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03

DR.. Ransom's Only Sister is Dead
DR.. E. M. Ransom was called to
Minneapolis Tuesday by telegram
announcing that his only sister, Mrs
R. l.. McNoughton, had died that
morning. Her little babe died the
night before. The doctor has the sim
cere sympathy of his many friends.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Do you know that the 1915 crop Of
seed corn is no good ? There appears
to be limited quantity of 1914 seed,
however, and the farmers should be
extremely careful as there will be
some Inscriptions people who will
ship in to this country some southern
or extreme western corn for seed, on
account of the high prices. Be very
careful about your selection Of seed
corn and try and buy North Dakota
raised seed of the 1914 crop, of deal
ers you know are responsible, and will
give you what you pay for.
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Ludefisk Sumner Pleased All.

The Ludefsk supper served by the
men of the Zion Lutheran church
Wednesday evening was we'll attended,
despite the cold weather. The re-
ceipts totaled nearly 5000. The sup
per was all that could have been de-
sired, the various Norwegian dishes
being thoroly enjoyed.
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The Minot Department Store will
start a sale Of 1000 Hygeno Sweepers
Saturday at csc each. This is regu-
lar So article that is being sold at a
very low figure for advertising pur-
poses. See the window display.
Robert WOODBURY. and sister, Mary
returned yesterday from Romeo, Mich.
where they visited several weeks at
their old home. Mr.. WOODBURY. says
there is little snow in that state but
plenty Of mud.
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HAVE YOU A ROOM FOR RENT?

Those having rooms to spare dur
ing next week-Mid-winter Fair Week
will kindly call up the Secretary Of
the Association of Commerce, who
will do his best to send them roomers.
If the weather is favorable it is ex-
pected that large number of people
will visit the city during the week and
the hotels may not be able to take
care of them. Please take care of this
matter at once.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03
Colored Woman is Some Fighter.

Henry harrison and georgia Green
both coiored, engaged in a free-for-al
on the street in front Of the Lexing-
ton hotel Monday evening. The dusky
belle was almost too much for mis-
tab" Harrison and after she had de-
livered solar plexus blow, he was
willing to call the bout draw. The
woman was assessed $40 and costs
and Harrison paid fine of S. with 81
costs.
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Dairymen's State Convention.

D1lfymens State C0nVentIOH'
The Dairymen's state convention
will be held at jamestown Feb. 8 and
9. The picture of Lura Bettina, Major
Persons champion Guernsey cow for
the territory west Of the Mississippi,
is shown in the program. The Major
will be POSTMASTER at the banquet
and w. A. Peck will speak on EARN
Management" at one of the sessions.
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MUST PRESENT INDI-
VIDTJAL PETITIONS

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 2.-Attorney
General Linde rendered an opinion
that candidates for delegates to ma
tional conventions must present indi-
vidual petitions as to offer collective
petitions would be to violate the spirit
Of the primary law.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03

''Get Your Boats Ready" Says Old
Timer.
H. T. Van Wagner, an old time res
ident of Minot, who has been living in
Canada for the past five years, is back
visiting friends. Van comes from the
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by " Cudd Kansas City, A. Hoverstad former
of Farmers North Dakota H. r. Smith of ST.
Paul. professor of Animal Husbandy Agricultural College
A. Wilson Secretary American Milking Shorhorn AS
socaon Misses Sullivan and Stanford of the Col
N D. Station r. F. Flint Commission
Agriculture Labor Hon. John H. Worst President N
Agricultural College, and others.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
e. CARDINAL MERCER SICUf
ATACANDO A Los AlfnA-
Mes EN- SUS PASTOaALtS
la prcn>l de- Berlin Hanna Ia alien
zion hcI gohi"rno Sobrr las ac-
ti,idadrS de- cS,. prcladO.
NO HACf IMPRESSION AL 'l'Il9 MfhAh
Il DIScURSO DEL MI sIRA DE-
RFIACIGNfS NE MGiAiEaRA
,rr,icio exclusive para IL rnrSsA.

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AMSTERDAM. 0ctuhrc 25.--la
plcn<a hc-.ihesa esq. !.amando In
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,tividaGrs d. Car,!cnai MERCER.
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10; tcu,oncs. en- todas las opor;nn!ta-
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pueblo bclea COMO 81! prc!ado. In ana
recicnic pastor! dirigiIa por el Car
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d>-truid?. Hahla tamhitn on su carta
pastoral Dc qu. IA infc,iz Poionia
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srrlo. porque = clio SO opone Aiema-
min riGc que haean oraci6n todoS
lcS cat1iiccs porque pronto ccsen las
causas que Eacen dificil II situacion
del pueblo polaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26

Lansing. poc <u partc, re lu"
Il inform" d" Bell "st4 ba>ado on
iNm"F'> Slo iundam"Ai" : qu" "a "S-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
[l PRIMER JfFf DfCRE1A IA
INSTRUCTION hlITAR ObLI-
CATORIA IN MEXICO
T010S Los AUHEG EE las fSCJElE
HOHBRfs Y KUjERfS RfCiBIRkR ms
TRBrcI0R HIlITAR En- TOB0 Il PlS
'cIcgramn Especial para LN rRENSi.

rcicgrnmn Especial para IL pRENSi.
CIUDAD De MENlCO. Octubrc -.
Aver Sc dio Z Ia publicidad cu es-
10 ciudad ur decreto quc ACADIA de
expedir' e. Primer Jcfc Venus,lano
Carranza, por el cu"l instituye cn
II Republica ia instruction mi!itar
obligatoria.
De acuerdo con dicho decyeio, =
partir de hoy Sc impartir; . los alum
nos dc las escuelas, hor.bres = nujc-
res, una instruction adacuada 3 los:
primezos, en- p:actica sc ejeycic:os mi
iitarca y Z l;:s segundas cn prac!:ca
DC hospita!es Ell campaha Y enfern:e-
ria. El decreto no es ob!igatorio para
las universidadcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
ES ANCUSTOSA
IA S|TUACI()N EN-
LAC. De MEXICO
Los soldados carrancistas no pueden
comprar nj el msiz nese.ario pa.
"a una comida con sus haDeres
f PlfRlO TRABs VtRDANERAS BATAll&
En- LAS GALE. PARA DSplPRSE
Las PLEAS De PIN
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26

TeieGrar'a E>pecial PARA IL rRENSa.
Ell PASO, Texas, Octubre 25.-La
persecution de Villa por las tropas
:.n,ericanas. ,era emprendiG. de nuc-
20 en- caso &c Que e. b2rGc!ero ocupe
=. capitol del Est2do de Chihuahu&.
'r..l cos, s. d;jo hoy e. los circulo~
mi!it"res, ' quedo corroDorada con
It's ac,ividaGes milit2re< que tuvieron
iug@r hoy en- Il frontiers. : con las
6rGeues vio.entaS dadaS :. alglnos
otirialcs de pershin@ que s. enc2n-
:-aban GiSfrutando De licencia en- les
EstaGos UnidoS, de que fue:an q III
corporarse innediatamen'- 4 SUs -e-
cimeatos.
Igualmcnte h. ven:do = robus;cccr
:. declaration con que II 2rincipio
,>ta noyici,i, l. violenc.@ con cue tue-
.o2 cavis.dos ,lSuro> cGuipoS que !e~
haciaU iata = !as tropas IL; general
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20 :. dvcirse gus Si t! ivfe 20 Il e-t-
Gicion punitiva no ,enia Q-denes to-
Gavia de perseGUir = Villa, ie Seriaa
cuviades dc IN ulomento Z otro.
l.. c&ptura De Chihuahua por las
tu,rzas ril:iS,aS 3enoslraran cvi-
dentemente que Carranza 10 puece
cortencr las acsividades del na2dolc-
- V justificari& II necesidad de cue
- tropas americans sc encarg;irar
tic su parsecuciGn, deSde q momeRtc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
ESTA ANFNAzADA Ia CIljDAD De MEX.
P0R Los REV0LUC|ONARIOS DEL SUR
Aseslrase que ha1 capurado la Ciudad de Iouca tie
nen en- su poier casi todo ell Estado de Mexico
La st1UACl0k DEL G0BIERN0 De FAcTO Al SUR De
Ia METR0P0LI ES MUY SER|A

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
Las tropas americonas rennudardn la persecu
contra Villa 81 este ocupa Chihuohun

IN qu, i" roscS!1. 4, !. c;.Dl:A! H..
ESt&do tracria r"r c>nsccuc2cia IL
meciata IL captul; ce CiuGat Ju;lr.z.
: coz los viliisr:s poSe~ior-dos 4 l..
:rlportantc p!asa E:onteriza uue,:;:. il
(, Pa e. "avv p.li@-ro dc IN -
que.
Caa$ Hatici"s llega,!as hoy Dc Chi
huahu@ po: conductos particuia.cs.
ascgu.%a aac Villa csta repar;icnGo
cor?-s;ibles entire los k&hiima:as ic
is rs-ioaes Due domino. = fin Dc
crc&rse SimPatj&S y ;-tr2crsr 4 gen
&c q sr,s fi!aS. Los comeStible7 meH-
cionados son de los uuc Iuit6 Villa
hace pocoS dias los carrancis:;.,.
Die d. los catorce ;rencr captUr.iGoa
po- Ei.i2 6itin&nsutc. c5t;.han lrros
dc coa.cS:ih!rs ' ts:oS sol los cue =!
ha@do!ero cSt4 rcp&=licnto :. ;os HI
D::SEtc: De Us ,!ist1!'os de San lsiC~o
y Santa Isabel.
Asegl.rasc que Villa ,ienc los etc
mcntoa siIlicientes para 21aca: CHI
huahua = que = n fecha tiene - dis
tr!ouiGas sns fue::as para haccr aka
CUES SiE,9l,&nees por Gistintos purtos
de Ia plaza.
Entire !os eiemcntos con que cuerta
gctualmertc Villa Sc encuentraa va
TiaS ametralladoraS cue ie quito :
OGCna eY el conbate donde. derrort
. : CSC jc!c carrancjsta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
NO HACE IMPRESSION Ell DISCuR
SODE GREY EN- ALEMANA.r--
I>i,n nara ~ pRE.SSA.

Srryiri" E>c!u>ivO para ~ PRESSA.
BERLIN. Octubrc 25.-I.a opinion
genera! cn los altoE circuloS cf!cilcs
de eSta cGnital es Gue ninguna impre-
sion cauSar:i entire cl pueblo de Ale
maria cl Gi:curso pronunciado por ci
llini.tro De Rclaciorcs de lrGlaterra.
Sir Edward Grcv. pucs dicho pueblo
comprcnic perttctamentc que las de-
claracioncs del politico ing!es cStan
p!aya!as de crroros. Sin embago, Co
no cl discurso cst:i dirieido 4 los neu
trales y sustcn;a ideas falsas n ha-
blar de cuien pertenecc IA respon-
sahilidad dc Ia guerra cl Canciller del
imi,cri" resp"n,icrS iicho e:iscurso
en- cl keichstag. ..- -.-----
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
CARaARlA AhuAclA SU CAhDI-
DATURA PARA la MfSI.
DEAClh De MEXICO

Ell PASO, Tex, Octubre 25.-la-
einto TreYino, el coItandaEte m!i:2:
del Estado de Chihuahua, recibio hoy
ua me8saje por Ia via: fIal;ir5rica
que h -envia cis primer jcte del go
bie,no de Iaeto, VenuStiano Carran-
~. ananciandolH que ha p-esent&do
su candidatura para Ia presidencia de
/; RepGblica en- las proximaS electio-
nes. sesin iIformeS que alguncs
viaje-os trajeron hov.-a esia. ciudai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-26
SlNTO DOMINGO TUVIERON
I'm C0HBAIF lOSREbELDES
CON LOS AHFRGaEOS
FL CAAR4Tf Sc TaARA P0R0Bf '0S AHt-
RtcaKBS TRATABOR De ApRFH' hDR
Al GENERAL RAMOS BATISIA

WASHINGTON, ":In0Er 22'.-,'
~ r"2t.rInai" IN N !aS 'rrtal'a>
d' san" h'!n!a-o -t"aha:on ro;nra-
=" .aS HL".LaS Remedies mandadaS p"r
..! .1"ral Na:n"s y .oH maHlnoS a
,H":iraH"s on - "ntu"nt:an IN n
cap..o! i" IA R"ptIhht2 i" tta!H.
Con-" resulIado del ancuca:ro ha-
liia catra rHbe.d"> haitianos y ma
:iaos d., los FStadoS Unidos, huho
ga nimnco ID H1uer."s y harido>.
Ea.rr q. p?:;nnvos - cncuentran.
10 pa. d. ios -abcld"s,. 81 Srnc-
ri Rancs Hatista y yacios d. sus
6:;.;ai-s Isl como m:chns de suS
-nI :aH1s: pcr nar:n Dc JOS america
noS. ~ .api:ancs Low Atwood y va
:;"s ,o.dados, cayo n0mcco no SC
rrr,isa. Sc lii,ne noticia DE- que
nrirr is heridos amrricano< So Ia