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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
TRES JEFES YILLISTAS FUERON
MUERTOS POR LOS CA
RRANCISTAS.

Tres jefcs viilistas que fueron cap
turados por los carrancistaS ell San
Francisco dc Boria, fueron muertoa
ror sus custodios al ~intentar esca-
par del lugar en- donde Sc halIaban
prisioneros. segun TN despacho Que
recibi6 e. consul carrancista en- estt
ciudad. Los jcfcS m~encionados L
e general Jose Cruz Dominguez, el
c~oronel Valentin Vazquez Y el te-
niente c~Oronel Alexandra Amanda.
Fl mencionado consul Garcia d
nunci6 hoy que habia acceptable una
ofcrta para tomar e. puesto &c agen-
te financiero de Carranza en- Nucva
York y que en- breve saIdria para esd
ciudad.
Esta declaration la hizo Garcia
despu6s de haber mandado para Hon
clova 4 su esposa { 4;ja-.
Ell. CC II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20

DfHTRG De ounce DIsS QU(DARA ES1A-
BLEGIDA En- FL PAS0 UNA COMPILE
IA ESIiCION Dc iflAClOk
Trlcarama Especial para Ia pRENsA.

lfIc1rama Especial para Ia PRESSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, JUNO 19.-De
acuerdo con un telegrama recibiGo
noy en- esta ciudad, ~procedente de los
cuarteies generates dc las tropas anne
ricanas, en- Mexico, sabese que los
~naturales de San Diego Y algunos
ct-os puebIos en- ell distrito de Casas
G"andes, estan siendo armados por
los commentaries de las guarnicioneS
carrancistas, en- anticipation dc las
AostiIidadcs COZ la genie dc Pcrs-
hing.
\ Ia vecina plaza de Ciudad Ju5-
rcz, lego de Chihuahua aver una fucr-
IA de cuatrocientos hombrcs para re-
forzar la guarnici6n.
Dentro dc Is diaS qucGara csta-
biccida en- Ell Fuerte Bliss dc csta
ciUdad una complete, rscaci6r de avia
ci3n al frcntc de Ia cual cstara 81
ariador Henry Youngbiood. Id est;-
cion tcndra &ncXa M cscUcIa de "a
viaci6n que cstari en- cl mismo Fuer-
tc. Procedentc dc Chicago vicne va
en- canine para eSta ciudad IN bipla-
no del tipo Curtiss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
Hoy enviara eI Gobierno Americana
la respuesta a Carranza
antique aliado contra Huerta.

antique aliado contra Huerta.
En- conexi6n con este, Sc supo an
tenoche en- los circulos diplomaticos
que los agentes extranjeros de Ne
yico Green que Villa esta atacado de
PARALYSIS, a consequence de las heri-
das que recibi6 durante o despues del
ataqle a Columbus. Sc dice que per-
rianece ocu,to en- las montanas, Y que
se:ia facil para los o~ficiales de Ca
rranza tenerlo en- pocos dias en- 5u
poder, 81 ellos asi 10 desearan.
La situaci6n mexicana scra lleva-
ia ante el Congreso al reanudar las
camara Sus trabajos esta semana.
Entire las coSas de que Sc ocupara
e! Congreso sera dc autorizar deter
"..nadOs gastos, como son aquel:oS
re impliQue Ia movilizaci6n dc la
Guardia Nacional de todos los Esta-
los Y 81 mantenimiento en- el servicio
federal, asi como todas aquellas otraS
,-ogaciones que puedan ser necesa-
las ell c~ualquier emergencia que Sc
p~rcsente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
0BRAS De VEpTA EN- "A LIBRERlA De IG3NACl0 E. LOzAN0
Lsa an aa @re3asd4 Is ness gzs Is GAG hap Ell meT sarddo Ia que sde nSBb ad' LOS
peiiaos Sc Gapaeaan per samo eaha usQsdoa II nsRo ia qs rec . Ia dEdan

Manual de Agriculture : GansdeTls; luis Srs
Datos . . .. si;2a
Gu!2 del IN%adoG &c ftlCta; - ~ .,baSsa.
Le!saDte para ioS a!'|'O'HHO' 9Sa
Dat -. G,,ia lie n muller educs-
L! ana ue L4sH' - -, rErina mo
ID eli liz" -. soc
ri - Gqi-grai6S del Aigoton. ODrs utlislms
nara .pmbratCres, plZCatoTes Y traIIcaA-
-. ta gIGIfGn.. 800. 6Us
R5rSf.s rnavirqnaS DeCuenaS >. .. =. . iUc
o., - t"-rIISI9 gr SGlra0 Dor don Hila-
ron EsIag2.. 81. =. g.. . . zee
sss1irts Fayje e E>laya zoe
IIs sIer0s Fyp.lcados. poT 81 Magico de
ssrTzks1. u lOHig teIa, con .aIIlnaS bVc
SuaV5 Jea.ugje de las Flores, Abanico y
9tz--ss c-ar,0Sas -. sec
g;st5rls de Berycldo, BerlolGino y Cacase.
a!s.orta de 8srtoldo. BeFioldino y CacsS i9c
&c. EmaDaSIsd1.. O.. . -. svc
1,SO9 SeCce!os para 81 Nos1r. hecetas PaIs
g. icc2oo!' 'es'!Gu' saiuu' 5Gr
SIC. ., a. S o0c
q ri TSS' coa nuI:iju9 de- Fecctas para hacer
NSHU4l de Pds,eleFla y hrPoStG.ie- mug
pensab!e en- Fl tiosaE catts' StS'ti rs y
- - S2S-riyi-4dps ngtrItiicas, s]ocIales, IA
20 - al. SOC
Atsl-a-es' vg T1,, r. trts de Uacer DiabIu
soc
garI,aI 10 Cqr0Inte-la de Taller =. $500
iIJ19-r1-Si 10 F0;o:r9na. nh para ~fOt0grarOs
S.tt,ou1oOS, rrs,,,,,on,os senc,.
los : 2c2cl.coS 2%r2 GOA case oe 1I Soc
- -, - W,T-as I-,fr nara las ma
tres dc :ani.ta.- sin SSC
wv tLl+ ~ A~'-- %
ceS,dat de maessI".' -, do h.S SST
bL4..S,~ u i q -. - rrmns pasta de
40 $500
80, .,r, Tc.iaIas Caniicne inf
-Sa. 81 .sy"Ror.m. = v.rsnS nara tar
800 S NJ soc
5s'ss pG>'H!TS ;utn,os oripntaIes
As ~! : ~ soc.
LA MI 3 Una NoChes, Enpastsda. uS5
los MI ' In nias. Cuepl0s afaDsS' peEsas
: Iu-C1s, ~tTaEuclLOS Il caSleii4I!o q. . aSc
0 Los DgLe PdTeS de FranclG.
ia -rErfCS.. . . e. . &c
rs-EnTazEuo 3 Los DOce PEreS de FrsnCia.
Rmvsstads.. . . o.. q. . -. p. voc
f,rsrIno KszCuino. sesu1dG perTe de Car
1-a.ortos ,n7o-tsnres
~"ue" "a "N-0' On.
SCORE r' alI9E ,nrI HSo
= Coase!ero DE los enali!aVados. LlpEo g@-
rs las co7responIclela, ali!yIo5as,, Sgc
NOV's.mO SetTciaFig Ut .&S FtlcitaCIO1Ss
ear1,iie:e de CARA, de cUmpieaaos, d!as
&c Ssa.0, A0c EleT0, eic.. Que
L-hEc &c los SleHLS' u 'O'HH w 80 -
aa:.9 eXi!ics,rE9 vi ,brn ia les
tI.e.LL .f5''s'i"O' y SOc
.esInoS,i . mr. vad;o de- 'T Ia
AHtt &C L-uaI ISS -@'A@ 'N
BaraJa EspanOia, seShIdo de las pEo;;Se .
L.h~o de los ch.stcs. COLLECTION de agude-
##- u vnHLeHHHIE VDt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20

. demonstration anti-americana du-
,@..tc IA cual. en- las GALES no Sc Ola
AS que e. grito de "mueran los grin
-as."
George Kindon. superintendent de
"a Gananea Copper Company, fu6
lido p~risionero por Ia muItitud, ell
momentos Oh que 81 trataba &c
IF del pueblo Ell su a%utom6vil; pero
e de>puGs Sc lie permitio ~volverse
: III casa, donde, segun las ultimas
""jicias. continUa ONO prisionero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
LA LOGICA DE DON FERRANTE


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ante" "e' 'eS'.'' o. AoS 'o'.'0'IS P'"'
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'o''ahI'co>' ! .oS "uSoS SC 'o'""H I'll
he|ocl""'eS' AnoEa, nay "'su'oS X
,uE'""o" que * "'eEI"' "e que )"
"vS'P"' '0'' u f''i'E,o '' ',,I' '1'-
'''' '"'e' 'C"''" 81 ''\'C'' '"'..'
p"''''1S' "''0' ''-.''' Ids "o''''"@
"''. '"iS'"9 w ''S "'"'''H {" Se..'"'
1oN'f@ilo !" que "~coASeJ"N ]" Ios!-
"a y eI Sentido comUn' que sc van los
"c"nSU.es c~arlahciStaS SIN aeSpeaIr-
Sc que MI wilson llama " las" mil
c'"' ne too" Ia Cnlo"' que los RAIDS
- 'tpI''" D'"I'"iIe"Ie que i,e'I''"
H@'u" uH " IeTsN'hs :
c>'' 10 eonIeSIa con "IEogahcla' que
"!l"U' mace oVIo I""'o en- N"t"H'o-
U.s. que '@a "i""i' ".''-'''''S
.'t.''a" 'NI'"lI"i d nue'lLo F"''' P"'
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Wv" 90" 'oi"'' d i~"IS1' % P''e'.ol
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
que eI probIema de Ia intervention
preocupa al gobierno .....

nos, estos rumoreS recognizes aver en-
'fuentes a~utorlZadas."
Los "infalsificables" de cinco. de-.
veintc. cincuenta Y Glen pesos. estan
hechos en- Ia casa grabadora Anne
rican Bank Note" de Nueva York, y
amparafos con la firma de tai fabri-
%. los f~alsificadores Sc detienen an
70 Ell peligro de una persecution. 10
del Cobierno carrancista. sirc de ia
mepcionada compahia. Pcro es g ca.
- QUE los bilIetes 'infalsificabIes''
dc , mo Y dos pesos. no salieron del
"American Bank Note Co.." sino ouc
cstan impresos en- Mexico. on las mis-
ma. "roto+ivas" cmnieada, nor Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
EN- VERACRUZ Sc PRESENTAN
MAS DE MIL VOLUNTA
RIOS

NERACRUZ, Junio I9.-Mas de
1000 m~exicanos sc ofrccieron aver
como yoluntarios al c~oronel Mata, al
sa5er que cl Presidente Wilson habia
.iamado Al Servicio de campana q to-
das la mi!icias dc los Estados. Leios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20

de haber alguna turbulencia en- IA ma
n~ifcstaci6n habida en- Ell puerto, n
demonstration ~patri6tica de los volun-
larioS fuG pacifica Y Sc limitaron i
ofrecer que defenderian Ia ciudad en-
e case de otro desembarquc de ma
rinos en- NeEacruz.
En- consul Canada inform6 que Ia
guarnici6n carrancista en- Veracruz
e suficiente para sofocar cualQUier
desorden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
(Viene de la la. plana)

ahora los atentados asumleron gran
des preparedness, porque Ia neceSl-
dad de saquear era real, como que
Ia presidia el hambre.
MuchOs concentrates estan ahora
en- Ia ruina en- las dos ciudades men
cionadas; pero la miseria del pueblo
cs todavia mayor. y es que eSa forma
de "distribuir" la riqueza al pueblo
la forma Saqueo-nO pueGe ser
mas absurda, nj mas torpc, dejando 4
un Iado Ia ~inmoralidad del acto. 81 al
menos las ''autoridades" ~carrancls-
tas" Sc apoderaran de los efectos de
comercio V los vendieran o regalar&n
dc modo equitativo y ordenado. ella
10 csta que cometerian IN abuse; pc
70 obtendrian tambiGn meiorcS re
sultados para eli pueblo.
y estas escenas de San Luis y Sal
milo Sc repiten en- cast toda Ia Re-
rablica. amenazando l.evaEse a cabo
en- Ia capital, dondc aun Tledan mu-
uhos millones de pesos Ell oEo en- la
caias de los Bancos. Peco csc graH
y&aueo 10 reserva para 81 81 Prime
Jefc del Ejercito ConstituciOnalis;a
Encargado del Poder Executive de il
Nari0u .....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
IA NEUTRALlDAO DE ESTEBAN
CANTU

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mna $3.50 ,..y c,;do n
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20

= = y Z 4. > = = !. = Il = = +
> +
- Camp-- listed Sfempre SUs lIbrOS ca
: sta caSa. Pvr ST. BIratnrG y su eti- =
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20

FIgsCria Elemental, por BG,mes. Conliele
lf-.ca, UetaIlSlca- etiCa, etc . . o.. . Si.25
CevlrsolaTlO G~uadsiuDano.. . . Re
gata..=Ilg Lg PTTse.eraRcla- $t.p3
Lg~ NaTt.rsS. % FL TriU1f0 de Ia RcIlgi6n
C~.-r.al!. LibTo Guys lecture nos hace
s>3-tlr . = NIcha Ge los seHeElc.onts
C0-rIar34S "a uua armada con los 8rreCs
lr ia E-Eucld2G, y Ii g,FI con cI s.mb0l0
FL 5-1!5 del ~CTi~tI3l.Sm1. Esla obra. como
Il. anterior. Is de las E~.eyoTes para los
ncs4res. Am5aS eSCap ej.t3oas 3 TODD iu-
%. . s2.gs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-20
MAS BILlMBIQUE5 FALSiFICA-

Como 10 predcciamos en- uuo dc
nuestros ~aRteriores reportazgoS, su-
ccdi6 que sc ha llevado 4 c&bo una
justification de bil.etes 'inTaIslrica-
bIes" De i peso y dos pesos, Al ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-11
CHURCH NOTICES

GOSPEL MISSION: Sunday school a.
y o'clock: gospel services at and - P.
II. Meetings every evening during the
week.
FRIENDS meeting, Albert y. Smith
pastor: Morning worship al l0.3p: prayer
meeting Wednesday evening Services
held a. IL Water street.
UNITARIAN church. State street, cor.
Of Oak. Rev. Paul s. Phalen minister:
1919. morning service with sermon by the
minister; class for little children In the
childrens room at 1l45: church school.
WINTHROP STREET UNIvERsALIsT
church. Rev. H. ". Haynes minister:
Morning service at 1917; sermon topic.
The Tenth Commandment, The Gentle
Art Of Appropriation" kindergarten at
1880 and =
THE PROGRESSIVE EPIRITCAL1ST
Society Will hold meetings Sunday in G.
A. r. hall at 2.3o 30; Mrs. Netie Holt
Harding of East Somerville, Mass, speak
er and message bearer.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church. Rev. Clayton D. Boothby. minis
ter: Worship with sermon at 1870 A. ". !;
sermon topic. rs There a He'll? II 60.
What and Where Is It?'-l5th sermon in
series Modern Theology in Contrast TO
Questions Of Today" music by chorus
choir; soioists. Mrs. ". E. Sawtelle Mrs.
]. L. Anderson, Herbert L. Goodwin.
,Marsters Edwards; organist, Mrs. G. H.
Brickett: Sunday school in the chapel
and Mems Forum in the church at lis
A. NJ: midweek service in the chapel on
Wednesday evening at ~
ST. BARSABAS church, Bangor street,
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AUGUSTA Motor Co., Higgins St, Phone 1918
The WIlly.-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio


passed Sunday az their parents 3A1-
and Mrs. c. .. Jones Miss Ae''E-a
Pierce q Augusta i VISITING Ars-
Jones for few weeks
The condition Of Mrs Elmer Starks
.ppea.s 20 c-e very encouraging a. the
uresen. time. Ire trained nurse. Miss
9. II Jack, who has been caring Tor
Mrs. s,arks- expects 70 leave next
Thursday.
Mrs. Vesta True. who has been III
for some veaas. still remains poorly
Friends hope she may soon recover.
Mrs. Matte Casey and son Harold
were bushes. callers Monday in Au-
gusta.
Miss Jessie johnson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, very pleas
antly entertained Is Of her young
friends last Friday from = to 4. at her
home, the occasion being her tenth
birthday. Games were played and re-
freshments served. Miss Jessie proved
herself a charming hostess and finely
entertained the company. She was
generously remembered with use
full and pretty gifts from friends
both far and near. with souvenirs from
her grandmother who resides in Eng
land, which was much enjoyed by her.
All passed a delightful afternoon and
On returning home they left their best
wishes and kind regards with Miss
Jessie.
James Cook is assisting c. F. Taylor
cutting and packing his years supply
Of ice Monday.
A very social event was the Whist
party given by Miss Gertrude Pierce
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank Pierce on Saturday
evening, with Is or more Of her friends
present. Ice cream and cake were
served followed by a social hour. out
Of town guests present were Miss Lot
tie Sherbourne and Miss Dora Meigs
Of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce Sunday
entertained all the members Of their
family At dinner. Four well filled auto
loads from Augusta arrived about
noon and when they were all seated
around the long well-loaded table. it
had the appearance Of the Holiday
season.
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WINDSOR

wEST-The Woman's Missionary
meeting will meet a, the parsonage at
p N, Tuesday: IL stormy. Friday
afternoon
The Ladies' Un.on will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs Wakefield at
the parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs.. G. T. Pierce and Mr..
and Ms c. v. Taber were dinner
guests Sunday Of relatives at the
Pierce homestead, Beech Grove farm
The Ladies Onion enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon last Thursday with
Miss S z. Barton The guests present
were Mrs. Carrie Jones and visitor,
Miss Leona Pierce OF Augusta. Mrs.
Mary Barton and daughter Madeline.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin entertained
Mrs. Frank Stewart, her daugnter-in-
law for the past two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Malcolm Saturday
night was accompanied by two Of her
friend. from Augusta Miss Lottie
Sherbourne and Miss Dora Aeigs.
making the return trip Sunday night
Charles Pierce and sister Miss Ellen.
were recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Bean.
Mrs. Matte Casey and daughter Let
tie were Sunday afternoon visitors Of
her older daughter. Mrs. Alton Porter
of South vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana wilkins were
Sunday callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p.
Barton, Charles Gorham and son
Frank Of Chelsea were also Sunday
callers Of Mr.. Gorham's sister. Mrs
Barton. Frank Gorham has . position
in the Crossett shoe factory at Augusta
and passes the weekend with his
parents In Chelsea.
Levi Hallowell has recently returned
from a visit with his sons in Augusta
His health il very good at the present
time.
Miss Flora Knights entertained her
friend Miss Thelma Cooper q few days
last week at her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Stud1ey.
Carlisle Boggs and Eiroy Jones
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DIED..

ANDRoSCOGGIN
Lewfston-March 5. Adelia NJ Frost.
CUMBERLAND
Gray-March 5. Silas A. Comm, aged 70
years. 10 months. days: Gray, March 5.
Horace 0. Stimson, aged IS years.
KNOX
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MISCELLANEOUS
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19
THE JEFFERSONIAN

to those who cannot climb the barrier
or employ this special privilege.
Can City School, who receives
from the State money from General
School fund, make it free requisite
to entrance that you must comply
with city boards tuition, entrance
fec and school book trust-rent before
ward of the State can enter the
doors and receive schooling for time
covered by State appropriation? Are
the children of the poor to, be ex-
cluded when those who can pay en-
JOY what the State raises in the State
supreme or local boards, can they
abrogate and dispense what is free
for all under State laws, and make
rulings that the poor must meet or
be excluded.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19
HAVE TRIED, AND TRIED, But
UNSUCCESSFUL

Dear Sir: Will you advise through
the JeffcrsOnian, what right the chill
dren of the poor have in the public
schools, and what wrongs Board Of
Education can commit, if any, in de-
nying them their rights.
The State of Georgia raises money
for education, can they who make
application to the state for their free
fund, and receive it, put any barrier
or special privilege and deny its use
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19
PAGE TEN
WELL-ANYWAY THE "TOM
WATSON TRASH" WAS
HEARD FROM.

Dear Sir: 1t is with an unspeak-
able pleasure that l write a few
words to you. After such a noble
campaign and nomination of Hon.
Hugh M. Dorsey for Governor, the
Tom Watson trash can not but
feel highly elated over the success
they have had.
1t is highly gratifying to know
that the trash" of Georgia are
ready to show their spunk. We feel
that you have been the greatest fac
tor and that we are indebted to you.
Wherever there is found a strong
Tom Watson man you find a we'll
rounded vote for Dorsey and others
whom you advocate.
To show you, we polled for Dorsey
G. votes and for Harris only IL; the
others candidates for governor) not
being noticed. At my precinct we
nominated the Watson advocates al
most in the same proportion as
above.
CONCENTRATIONS and success be to
you, Hon. Hugh M. Dorsey and all
the Tom Watson trash. "
Respectfully yours,
D. G. ELI ERBEE.
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"What has the average Protestant
preacher done to enlighten his con-
@re@ation as to tho true nature and
the fatal purpose Of italian popcry?"
-Trom 1.-THE Roman Catholic Church,
Its Law and IT'S Literature" by Thos.
Z. Watson. Price Toe. Jeffersonian
Publishing Company, Thomson, Ga.
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Want to know how the country is
being governed? Read WatsOn's PO-
Iiticai Handbook: fifth edition Just off
the press. Paper, 800: Cloth $3.50.
Jeffersoniana Publishing Co., Thorn
SON, Ga
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Ever realize just what strangle
hold the money powers have on the
L. S.? Read WatsOn's Political
Handbook, Fifth edition just off the
press. Paper, $500: Cloth, $3.50.
Jeffersonian Publishing Co., Thorn
son, Ga.
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receive subscriptions for The Jeffer-
sonian and Watson's Magazine.