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' UNCLE SAM BUYS =
2 10n0 HnRCEG NOW 4

= WASHINGTON, D. c., April 8. =
THE war department has au- =
= thorized the purchase of two =
' thousand additional horses for =
Y the use of the cavalry on the =
= border. A maximum of $3.50 each r
' will be paid for the animals, and =
y remount stations established at 4
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= WASHINGTON, D. c., April 8. +
= Senator Culberson, chairman of 4
= the judiciary committee, has in 2
+ troducted an amendment to the +
: anti-pass law to permit publish p
= ers and proprietors of newspa- =
= pers or magazines to take rail y
= road mileage in payment for ad- =
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-03
Interest in Bonds.

Since the carrying of bonds to BURG
a new courthouse, the people are
greatly interested Some are in favor
OF keeping it in the vicinity it is HaG
aud others would like to have it butt
down town, in the business center. N
is believed, however, that the cOm-
missioners will settle this matter, ANA
to the satisfaction of all concerned.
A heavy rain fell during Sunday
night which was very much apprecist-
ed by all. 1t was needed, as the
ground was very dry and dusty.
A carnival has been doing business
in Leesburg for the past week, and Il
seems that they were so well pleased
with their Saturdays receipts that they
have decided-to remain for few days
longer.
Since the primary things have beeE
little dull and quiet around Leesburg
and the candidate and the weary voter
have all become normal again and
down to business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-03
LEESBURG PLANS
FOR BIC TIME At
CHAUTAUQUA NOW

LEESBURG, Ca, April 3.-Leesbur%
has made wonderful improvement ~
her streets. The main street leading
from the depot to the far end of the
street below the courthouse has bees
made regular boulevard The work
vas done by the county overseer. Jim
Mcbride, and the people of Leesburx
are proud of it. All the grass ana
weeds have disappeared and the street
would be ideal for paving.
Chautauqua For People,
The people of Leesburg are looking
forward to their chautauqua with n
great deal of interest 1t begins FIJI
day, April 7th, and runs through Ma4-
day, the 10th. Friday is EducatsnnaR
Day, and State Superintendent N. l..
Britain is scheduled for speech. SAT-
urday is Agricultural Day, and l. G.
Hardman, candidate for governor, wfa
make speech.
Sunday special services will be heBR
and a fine program has been arrazseA
for Monday. Governor Harris was in
vited to attend and deliver an address.
but owing to other business engage
ments will be prevented from being
here, much to the regret of his az
mirers and friends.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-03

The Times-Recorder is the ONLY
paper in the Third Congressional
District with Associate Press
service.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
MOSES MOORE Here.

Moses Moore an old resident OF this
county is visiting In Canon City. He
now lives in Utah. Mr.. Moore opened
up the Chandler mine about twenty
five years ago.
Mr.. Moore has Just returned from
Rosita. He attended the trial at West
cliffe where Kunrath who shot Charles
cowan was acquitted OF murder on
account of insanity. Mr. Moore says
many people in that county are very
indignant at the verdict and that
such affairs tend to Iawlessness. Mr..
Moore thinks whenever man is crazy
enough to kill another that he should
at least be shut up and kept from re-
peating the crime
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
MAGANESE ORE IS
FOUND NEAR SALIDA

A telephone message to the Daily
Record this morning from Salida an
nounced the uncovering on Wednesday
OF four foot vein of maganese ore
in the foothills of the Sangre de
Christie range. five miles from that
city, that Is said to carry fifty per
cent values in mineral. This is be-
lieved to be the richest strike OF
maganese ever made in Colorado.
Maganese is used in making the
finer qualities OF glass and the sup
ply of American manufacturers has
been Imported chiefly from
Russia and Austria. Before the out.
break of the present war in Europe
s2o,OOO,o0o worth OF maganese was
brought TO the United States
from abroad.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
FINk-xIENzLE GET
NEW FOUNTAIN

The Fink-Kicnzlc Drug company
have shown their progressiveness I'm
a material manner by installing a new
iceless. sanitary soda fountain. 1t ia
the latest 1916 pattern and is Colo
rado-made product.
Large mirrors and fancy cases for
candy and other goods form the wall.
pieces while the serving counter is
made OF opal onyx. The wood portions
of the wall piece are all solid ma,
hosany. The mechanical arrange
ments arc the very latest and the mos,
convenient known to the manufac,ur.
The ae~ fountain gives The r.ak.
hienz'e Drag store decidedly metro
politan appearance.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
HARLAN WOOD BUYS OUT
INTEREST OF MAPLE HARL

On Wednesday Mr.. Harlan E. Wood
purchased the interest OF Mr.. Maple
Harl in The wood-Harl Clothing Co.
Mr.. Wood will now be interested
with his brother, Alva, who has been
senior member of the old firm. The
new organization will probably be
known hereafter as Wood Brothers
Clothing company.
Harlan Wood is a native Canon City
boy and has been trained in the cloth
ing business with local firms He was
at different times with the former
fowler. Stockton. Watson Mercantile
company and with Baker and Biggs
As result he is well yersed in the
different angles of clothing merchan-
dising and together with his popular
ity. will no doubt make him valua-
Bile member of the new concern.
Mr.. Harl has several propositions
in mind but is undecided just yet
which one he will take up. He has
a happy faculty of making good in
whatever he takes up and his next
venture will not be an exception to
the rule.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
EYES, EARS AND BRAINS

Begin the new year by a judicious
use of your eyes, Your ears. and your
your brains.
They are instruments through the
medium of which you will achieve sue
cess or failure in life
Use your brains today by resolving
that you will do your utmost in 1916
for the upbuilding and expansion of
your own town-for this town. And
after you have resolved, devote the
rest of the year to doing.
Remember that the business inter-
ests of this town will prosper and
thrive only as they are supported by
the people themselves-by you.
And bear in mind that the value of
your own holdings is determined great
ly by the prosperity Of the town and
of the countryside surrounding US.
Never lose sight OF the fact that the
money you send to other places will
never enrich this town. 1t is seed
planted in unproductive fields.
Keep always before your vision
the necessity for keeping every pos
|sible dollar in our own community,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
HARRY SHARMAN CALLED
BEYOND IN INFANCY

Harry Sharman, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Sharman. aged three and a half
years, died at the family home, 1872
North Fifteenth street, at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night from diabetes. The
little fellow had been in poor health
for some time, but 1t was not until a
few days ago that the character Of
his illness was ascertained and the
seriousness OF his condition realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharman have the sym
pathy of wide circle OF friends In
the bereavement that has bcfailen
them. The time of the funeral has
not yet been announced.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20

and gathering in as many more as
possible.
Use your eyes in scanning every
week the advertising columns of this
paper. They will tell you what and
where you can buy to best advan.
tage to yourself and the community.
There will be many opportunities o..
fered in these columns in 1916.
Use your ears in learning of the
satisfaction others receive in patron
izing home Industries, and in boosting
for home and home people.
Don't wait for others to take the
lead in pso ressive enterprises. BE
a leader yoarself. and let others fol
low you.
Your eyes, ears and brains were Civ
en- you for good purpose. and II you
live up to that purpose you will NOT
only achieve success yourself, but
will plant the desire for greater and
better deeds in the breasts of others
around you.
This is our home-your home. Let's
make 1t place worthy OF being called
home"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
OUR 1,rNey oFFEs-Thi. and Sc

DON'T MISS TE1s. Cut out this
slip. enclose with SC and mail it to
Foley &c Co, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
VIII receive in return trial pack.
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain
In sides and back. rheumatism. back
ache. kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cath
artic. for constipation, bilicusness.
headache and sluggish bowels. For
sale eyerywhere.-ad
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
PUTTING UP ICE AT
THE PENiTENTIARY

Warden lyman has force OF con-
victs at work cutting and packing
ice in Grape Creek canon for the use
Of the prison next summer The
ice is fourteen inches thick and OF
excellent quality. II is being cut from
the prison reservoirs a mile and half
southwest OF town. which are flooded
from time to time for the purpose of
increasing the thickness OF the ice.
Five hundred tons will be put mp for
the consumption of the penitentiary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
CONVERSATION
CAUSES COMEDY OF. ERRORS


A well-known young couple in Can
on City social circles. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. by name. are telling a good joke
on themselves. or the other fellow"
they can't determine which.
The other day Mr.. X answered the
phone and from a familiar voice, (as
he supposed), he heard. "Can you and
Mrs. Y come and have Sunday sup
per with us, this week.
Sure, we will be glad to come.-
Sunday came and they called up
their supposed hostess. I'VE will be
down right shortly now"
''Oh. all right. do come"
So as the story goes. they went:
the hostess invited Mr.. and Mrs. X
TO stay for supper. which they did.
Mr.. and Mrs. X thought they were
filing their engagement. Their hos.
tess thought they had just happened
in" and no one knew differently
until later in the week when Mrs.
X met another lady friend who in a
very inquiring tone of voice asked
why they didn't come to supper sun
day.
"oh. / didn't know we were sup
posed to 60"
Il invited you over the phone and
your husband accepted"
And now OF the three families con-
cerned. none can determine on whom
Vas the best joke.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
MANY PEOPLE DON'T KNOW

A sluggish liver can cause a person
an awful lot Of misery. Spells OF dizzi,
ness, headaches, constipation and bill.
iodsness are sure signs that your liver
needs help. Take DIR. Kings New
Life Pills and see how they help tone
up the whole system. Fine for tho
stomach too. Aids digestion. Puri.
mes the blood and clears the compisx-
ION. Only 2sc. At druggists. ---adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
How's This :

We offer One f.uncred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hali's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J.
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
Toledo. G.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
SCATHINGLY
DENOUNCED
WARDEN lyman EXPRESSES HIS
VIEWS AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN
IN uNcoMPRoMIsINc LANGUAGE

In an interview with a Daily Record
reporter this morning Warden Tom J.
lyman expressed his views in a scath-
ing denunciation IT capital punish
ment and also emphatically favored
the passing OF laws against firearms
and other evils with which the com
monwealth is afflicted. His interview
follows in full:
Il am more concerned about tho
termination of the Bulger and Quinn
cases now than anything else. While
we have a capital punishment law on
our statute books. and while ! stand
only as an instrument to carry out
that law. and have never hesitated
TO do SO. yet my official position does
not bar me from commenting On what
| consider a bad law.
Colorado has many OF the most
progressive penal laws In the world
on her statute books as well as one
of the most vicious and barbarous. We
are progressing along many lines. and
believe we are going TO make pro-
gress in putting more good laws on
our books and abolishing bad ones.
THE people of Colorado at the last
election passed very stringent pro-
hibitory law and Il in my Judgment
VIII do away with many crimes OF
violence in the state Had this law
been on the statute books two years
ago. in all probability. neither Quinn
nor Buiger would be In the position
they are today
I'VE have had laws in Colorado per
mitting men TO buy unlimited supplies
OF booze and drugs. and we stili have
4 law permitting hardware dealers
and pawn brokers. who In order 90
make few filthy dollars. are permit
ted TO sell deadly weapons TO all who
have money to purchase them whctli-
er drunk or sober.
Il fully believe, IL know the
people OF Colorado. and believe I do.
that when they get an opportunity 90
vote on this barbarous and unchris-
tian capital punishment law they will
wipe IT on the statutes by larger ma
jority than they did the open saloon.
believe this Is the sentiment AMI
hope OF every official OF every penal
institution In the land who has to do
with the enforcement Of the capital
punishment law.
II hope the time win come whom
men who sell booze. dope or firearms
to men who commit crimes, VIII he
made an accessory OF such crimes
and when that time comes we will be,
gin TO do away with crime in this
state. and every man who carries a
concealed weapon without a permit In
writing from some constituted author.
ity. viii be found guilty OF a felsuy.
Preventative and effective laws can
and win be passed. As proof OF this
we only have TO point to the Harri.
son Drug Act passed by the United
statns Congress. which has practical.
iy done away with the criminal sal.
and use OF drugs A drug fend enter.
ing the penitentiary is today practical.
ly unknown, whereas only two short
years ago very large percentage
OF the men and women entering the
prison were users OF drugs. Only one
violation OF parole In the past year
owing to the reyers'on 10 the drug
habit has occurred at this institution.
and this man had to forge several uhy.
sician's prescriptions in order TO oh.
tain the drug"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20

in seven years and is the only one of
It's character thus far issued by Gov
ernor Carlson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
e CAST0 RIA
----,
w. c. JAMES OUT AGAIN.

w. c. James was in town Friday.
the first time in two weeks. having
been laid up with rather severe case
of the grippe.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20

Record wansaas are eur. C brins
results.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-27
LOS PASE0S N0CTURNOS DEL
CARNIVAL.

FL Iucimiento de las fieStas acjua-
els del CARNIVAL. que viene dlStrutan
do San .AntcnlO, g Ina n nife>tai0
prinrioa:mpnj5 cn las rXhih clones Y
pa.cOs nuctu"nOs Ole Sc han NcrI-
fira"0 IN tStnS tres iitimOs dias.
Fl ium"S. con 81 arI ibo del Rey An
tom" II. lit r.an.', >taciCn publica r.
corri6 las GALES Commerce. Houston.
hlamo Y san Saba. efrCiuindOSr AIDE
mas in ceremonial do Ia entrega de las
!iavrs lie la ciudad al monarch del
Garnayal. rn la que ofici6 e. Sc"or
Clinton q. Brown. Mayor de San IN
ionic.
Anlcayrr Il las s p. III. el desillc de
carros a~lcg6ricoS fu6 p~reSenclado Y
. aplaudido por miles de personals.
Formaban IN 81 uas de 20 CarrOs ele
gantns Y artiSticamente decorad0S,
habicndo sito aplaudidos particular
mcnte los que representation ell "Ho-
mcnaic Il Venus" "El Infiern,.' FL
paraiso PcrdidO'. LA Sonora del
Lago1 Y Las Damas de Atenas."
Anoche a las s. San Antonio ente-
70 apaludi6 hasta el deIirio Ell des-
, file de los AUTOMOBILES luminicos.
organizado artisticanfente por las
Gas. eXpendedoras de automobiles
que tlenen suS representations o
! matrices ell eSta ciudad. La reviSta
era precedida pOr una desCubierid
de la pOliCia montada a la que Sc
guia ur c0Che Ell ell que Sc hallaba
e, marshall de Ia formation CONT
nuandO rnSeguida los autos entire
los que So pOdia apreciar Ell susto
arlistic0 exquisite Y Ia multiplied
dad de dolores Y de luces eiGCLrlcas.
CarroS hubo Sobresalientes del con
JUNO tales como Ell que alzaba e.
aguila norte-americana majestuosa,
mente cubierta de los cOlores azui,
blanco y r0jo: 1un Ford que seme-
jaba una canastilla que slcesiva-
mente Sc iluminaba de rOjo, mora
do: blanco Y azul; un "Buics" en- e
que podia verse Ia banedI" de la;
barras :. estrelIas: otro que seme-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-27

de Ne-oriOs del Tmperio JaponeS,
0frtcl6 I'm banquete al Coronel Ma
nucl Perez. hermano politico de don
Francisco /. MaderO, con Objeto de
deSpedIr.o por Su pr6Xim0 viajc n
;eJano lmprrio asiaticO. a d0nd" va
con el caraccer de Enviado Extraor-
dinario y Nlnistro Plcnipotencia"io
de- Mexico. ante su MajeStad Yes
hihito.
FL banlurta 50 efecIud en- Ia H.
Gacl0n del Sol Naciente, anochr a
las Ocho. hab.endO c0ncurrido ., 81.
las siSuicnt-S personals. que fucron
invItadaS por 81 iipiomaticO h. IN:
Candida A-uilar. Secretari0 de- Ne
l~acioneS EXteriorcs del gobierno "a
~rranrI>ta; Lircnciado Jesus Acula,
S2CreIarIO de- Gobernaci6n. Y sonora;
Coronrl Manuel Perez Romero Y Sc
nora: Liz. Juan NefiaIi AmadOr. sub
se]crcIario de- RclacioneS EXterinrr::
Lie. Marrciino Davalos: Lie Manner
Mtndez Y senior kinta Arai, Canri-
Her de- Ia Lcgaci6n JapOuesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-27
I'm professor de Yale ia
cha de hip6crita la pc
Utica de Wilson
Dice que sus he hos no estan en-
consonancia con los principles
humanitarios que 5efiende
~Telegrama Esneclal para LA rRENsA.


NEW HAVEN, Cam, Abril 90
Gel gobierno de los Estados Unldos
ha tolerado mas infraccioneS de los
derechos de los neutrales por lngIa-
terra que por Alemania;" 81 Ell pre-
sidente Wilson fuera realmente sim
zero en- u declaraciones sobre los
principles de humanidad que dice pro
fesar. va huhiese impedido la venta
de municiones y pertrechoS de que
ira que diariamente Sc envian de este
pals para Europa" Tales fueron las
declaraciones hechas por el professor
Yandell Henderson, de Yale.
"Yo hare TODD 10 que este Ell mi
poder Ell dia que Ia guerra Sc decla-
re para impresionar Ia opinion pu-
blica en- contra de la pol!tica que el
PreSidente eSta s%iguiendO. Sc dice
que IN deber de alto patriotismo nos
obliga a apoyar al Presidente en- los
momentos actuales. 81 el pals Y e.
propio Presidente estuvieran ajustau
do Il actos i esos principles de thu
manidad,' que con tanta frecuencia
salem de los labios de Wilson, noso-
troS podriamos haber hecho que Ia
guerra hubiese terminado, d~eclaran-
do tan solo IN embargo de armaS
hasta que nuestros derechos fuesen
r~espetados.
La hipocresia que ha caracterizado
la politica de Wilson Y Lansing Sc
pone de relieve por ell hecho de que
el gobierno de lnglaterra hace mu-
chos d;as que notifico al de Washing
ton cue no permitiera a Ia Cruz Roja
llevar a Alemania los articulos que
esta necesita. Con 10 cual Sc han
echado por TERRA los principles eSti-
pulados en- Ia convention de Geno-
va. He aqui una barbaridad que So
brepasa los actoS ejecutados por Ale
manla. 70 ne VlStO por ms prOploS
ojos la notification Official que sc lie
dirigi6 a Ia Cruz Eoja. Sin embargo,
el DEPARTMENT. de Estado, cuidado-
samente ha evitado que eStoS hechos
caigan dentro del dominic publico.
y mientras tanto, continua hablan-
doros de Humankind" y de las viola
clones a las leyes int~ernacionales que
Alemania comete."
Los miembros Ge Ia Cruz Roja y dc
algunas otras agrupaciones del Esta-
dc. van a dirigir una energica pro-
tesla al Presidcnte Wilson por haber
ordenado que Sc coloque un distinti-
70 en- aquelios buques que salgan
para Alemania conteniendo where's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-27
SE pR0IIiRE P0NER CONTRiSi:-
MAS 4 Los BILLETES PARA 81
CIRCULACI0N.

La Sccretaria de Hacienda Ia he
cho publican Ia siguiente circular
relaliya Il Ia marca d, billetes para
su circulation:
Como Sc viene notandO que an
mas dependencies de esta S]ecrctaria
usan sellos en- caiidad de CONTRAST
has que imprimen u los billete> r.
cibidOS, va p0r causa5 de eniarOs
O bipn por oirOS pages dIver>n<. Y
aUn aigunos los aplican a titulu ia
revision, como para autOrIzar Su rlr-
culaciGn legal, practicas todas ri.a-
que, originan dificultades de Sill
ma traScendcncia y Seri0s p~erjuicN"s
Il los intereSeS f~iScaIes 10 mismo que
a los del pIblico toda vez gu" ~,as
r~cyisione5 nj estan aut0rizada@ l.
ga.mcnte. nj ~prOCeden de los peri,3s
c~specialcs que tienc este GObieTuo:
esta misma Sccretaria Ia ten!Iu il
bien acordar II prohibition de esas
~contrasenas. asi como eli abuse de
quieneS eStdn empleando el paI.el
mOncda como un medic de anurcio.
imprimiendo en- los billetes a!isps
De concrete o de otro genera cuai-
duinra. La infracc;6n a esta dis-
poSici6n sera castigada con penas
Severas inape!ables.
10 que comunico a listed para su
tonocimiento y fines CONSEQUENCES.
Constitution y ReformaS.-M&Xi-
co - de .Abril de i9l6.-P. o. del
Sccretario. 81 Sub~-Secretario, r. Me
to-
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-27
ReQres0 a Austin, Texas,
Ell gobsrnsdOr del Esta-
do Mr.. Ferguson

AUSTIN. Texas, Abril 26.-El 60
bernador Ferguson volvio esta mana
ma de Houston, 4 donde habia lido du-
rante los pa>adoS dos dias para asis-
tir = Ia Convention annual de la Fc-
deraci6n del Trabajo del Estado. Los
proyectos del ~gobernador sol salir
manana en- Ia manana para San An
tonic. = fin de asisrir q las fiestaS
que ALI sc c~elebran. Permanecera ALI
jueyes Y viernes, regresando el sa-
bado a esta capital. Ira acompanado
a San Antonio de IL sonora 81 eS-
posa Y del Ayundante General Henry
Hutchings. En- Ia citada ciudad Sc lie
uniran los miembros de 81 Estado
Mayor personal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-27
MAS DE DOS MIL HUELGUIST
DE LA "WESTINHOUSE PLA
IA" Sc ENCUENTRAN AR
MADOS DE RIFLES

PITTSBURG, Pa, Abril Go 70
quiaro que cada uno de usted,s d
quiera desde luego un rifle"
Fred II. Merrick, leader sociai
de los 1000 huelguistas de la "T s
tinhouse Electric and Manufac.. e
Company" Antes de ~principi;.r 81
discurso coloco un rifle ropado e. Ia
mesa que lie sirvio de tribuna y en-
punando n pistola asrego:
"De acuerdo con ia Constitution
dc los Estados Unidos, y del EsfIS
de Pennsylvania, TODD ciudadaro
ne derecho de conscrvar un riff,
su hogan. Sin pcrdida de tempo @
ben ustedes conseguirlo Y tered IL
dado en- dotarlo de suficiente ar
que"
Actualmente solo Sc han Pre- ~
tado en- huelga cerca de 1900
ros, zero Sc espera que para II
ma 10 hagan 5000 mas.
Entire los oradores tambien f
Anna Bell, represntante de las 2 o-G
mujeres huelguistas.