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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-20
Con una ctividaad asombrO=
sa Sc: mueye de un ladO
a otro hOStiIizando a
los CarranCiStaS
Todo eI orienie de San
Luis Pot0si eSta en- poder
de los revOiuCi0narIOS

No hace muchos dias, tenlendo
Ia vista diverSas SpondencIas
particulares, que incidentalmente ha-
blaban de los asuntos politIcos re-
volucionarios de Mexico, nos referl-
mos al movimiento revolucionarlo que
en- aleunas comarcas del Estado de
San Luis, no ha podido ser extingul-
do Dor las tropas del gobierno, que,
Dor el contrario, parece tomar cada
dia mayor incremento.
Leida nuestra brsve information
ppr algunas personals reclentemente
l!egadas de aquella entidad, nos han
enviado, de nanera espOntanea, datos
precisos Y completes sobre Ia situa-
ci6n en- su Estado, datos que hoy da-
mos q nuesros lectores, tai como
nos llegaron, y que habran de ser lei
dos con interes, por todos los que 81
guen paso q paso, el curse de los su-
cesos en- nuestro pals, y por Ia gran
poblaci6n potosina, cue al presente
hay en- muchos fugares de Estados
Unidos.
Lo que ustedes dijeron en- pocas pa
labras, dicen nuestros informantes,
es Ia verdad de 10 que ana ocurre.
La prueba de que la actividad re-
volucionaria no ha decrecido, Is que
una poblacion. de aIguna lmportan-
cia, como Ciudad del Malz, estaba has
ia hace pocoS dias Ell poder de- las
fuerzas revolucionarias de los her
manos Cedlllo.
Los generates carrancistas Miguel
Acosta Manuel Novoa, que son los
que Sc han hecho cargo, desde hace
tempo, de Ia campana en- San Luis,
contra los revolucionarios, reuniefon
un regular contingente de tropas pa
ra recuperarla, y tras largo rehido
combatir. 10 lograrou, desalojando Q
los rebeldes, que 50 internaron en- le
sierra, y devolviendo Ia ciudad a. con
troll del gobieno.
Muchas bajas hubo en- uno y en- otro
bando, y la ciudad qued6. naturalmen.
te, en- la mayor miseria, pues los re-
volucionarios sc lievaron cuanto a ms
no encontraron.
Por el Oriente.
Puede decirss que toda la partt
oriental del Estado de San Luis. 81
(Pesa { Ia ga, Col. 2a.)
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FIJE APRFHt ND|DA
Ia ESPOSA DEL.
CRAL. ]. MAS
ENTRO A MEXICO CON
NOMBRE SUPUESTO
S0SPECHAN LOS CARRANClSTAS
QUE lLEVE ALGUNA MI.
SION DE ESpi0NAJE

En- una carta particular reclblda
de Mexico por une conocida persona
de esta localidad, Sc da ID notIcia
de que ell aquella metropo!i ACADIA
de ser aprehendida y recluida en- la
penitenciaria. Ia sonora Esther Pa
tho de Mass. esposa del general
Joaquin Mass, jr.. quien desde ha-
ce mucho tempo Sc encuentra resi-
diendo en- la Habana, Cuba.
Segun informan los datos comuni-
cados en- Ia aludida carta, la sonora
Patino, hizo o. viaje del puerto de la
Habana Veracruz en- ell vapor es-
panol "Alfonso XIII" acompanada
de IN pequeno hijo suyo. a quien pu-
so un nombre supuesto.
Pasa la 5a. Col. 5a.)
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E CDBN0. |NPUSO
INA ESTRICTA
CENSURA
REINA INTENSA ANSIEDAD
Fue aprehendido ell Seere-
tarie de Alexandra
Eerroux
seryIcIo Especial para LA PRESsA

ServIclO ESpecIaI para In iS"
MADRID, Julio l9.--Gran ansie-
dad reina en- todo e! pals por CO.
nocer los acontecimientos que Sc ha-
Ian desarrollado el dia dc hoy ell
Barcelona. en- donde, segun Sc habla
anurciado, iban reunJrse los dipu-
tados an un esfuerzo para trasladar
e. Parlamento esa capital. Hasta ;
ahora ningunas .nOticias Sc han reci-
bido aqui, acerca del mitin, me-
ior dicho, ningunas noticiaS ha per-
mitido el gobierno que sc publiquen.
La creencia general es que 81 el
Primer Ministro, don Edutrdo Dato,
Iogra impedir que los citados dipu-
tados Sc reunan para acordar el tras-
lado de, Parlamento a Barcelona, SIN
LAGER uso para clio de medidas vio-
lentas, su gobierno cobrara un gran
ascendiente y fuerza y lograrl ase-
purar su permanencia en- el poder.
Fue aprehendido ell secretario de
Lerroux
4 Ia ansiedad plblica que hay por
conocer los sucesos de Barcelona,
Sc ha venido agregar una gran ex-
citac;on con motive del arresto de
Aeuirre Metaca, Secretario del leader
republicano Alexandra Lerroux, Jun
tamente con ell de Basilio Alvarez,
aprehensiones que fueron ordenadas
por el gobierno.
Camb6 insiste en- Ia formation dc un
gabinete de coalici6n
Otro sueeso sobre el que la opinion
piblica esta bordando sus comenta-
rios es la insistercia que ha mostrado
el diputado Camb6, en- una serie de
articulos que viene escriblendo, sobre
que debiera formerse un gabinete do
coalici6n. alegando que esa es la uni-
ca manera de que terminen las disen-
clones dificultades politicas interio-
res.
Por su parte los diputados por las
provincias de Vizcaya, Guipuzcoa y
Avila, han decidido urgir al, gobierno
para que les conceda estas su .'ho-
me- rule, gobierno proplo; pero
hasta ahora parece que NADIA han con-
seguido en- ese sentido.
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CELEBRO SIJ PRLtfERA JUNTA FL CONGRESO
De COMERCIANTES De MEXICO
La naugur6 solernneente e Presdente Characteristics ella
e Cuerpo Dplomatco Cuales los fines del Congreso

el consul general americano-fue
creedo con Ia idea de controlar la
exportaci6n de todos los articulos
alimenticios. El gobierno Sc di6 cuen
ia de La importanica de ese congre-
so y lie extendi6 su reconocimiento,
ofreciendole todo su apoyo para que
llevara a cabo sus proyectos. Los ini-
ciadores consideraron magnifica Ia
oportunidad para ampliar sus proyec
tos V convinieron en- someter Ii
consideration del congreso todos a.
ouellos asuntos de vital importancis
para el desarrollo del comercio en-
el pals y su funcionamiento dentru
de los terminos legales y normales.
Entire los prineipales problema.
que tendrs que resolrer 81 congreso
nacional de comerciantes de Mexico
Sc euentan. segdn 10 informan ell ca
blegrama trasnitldo por el c6nsu!
general de los Estados Unidos en- ia
(Pasa Ia ga. Col. 4a.)
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Ell PAPA APRUEBA
la PROTES1A DE-
Los 0bISPOS
LES ENYIO UNA CAR
IA LAUDAT0RIA
EN ELLA LES AC0NSEJA RESlG'
NACION Y MANSEDUMBRE
ALOS PRELAD0S

Hemos sido informados, por per-
soma absolutamente veridica, que el
senior Arzobispo de Mexico, don 10
se Mora y del Rio, acaba de recibir
una extensa certa, procedente de Ro-
ma, Italia, y dirigida. 81, como je-
fe de Ia iglesia cat6lica en- Ia Re-
pdblica Mexicana, por e! Papa Bene'
dicto XIV.
Pasa q Ia ga. col. ga.
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Sc apodero de la plaza de Jimenez despues
destroza a la guarnicion carrancista
FUSILO AL TESORERO. MUNICIPAL
Y AL JEFE DE LA POLlClA
su objective es la plaza de Chihuahua donde
ha obtenido sonadas victorias y fsa
sufrido tren7endas derrotas



Fl. PASO, Texas, Julio l9.-Aln-
guna duda cabe va de que ei VlliiS-
no ha entrado en- una actiYIdad muy
,igna Ge tomarse en- cuenta. Los pro
pios carranciStas, en- vista Dc los de-
sastres que han sufrido en- 10 que We
tei corriente mes, empieZan MI
rar muy seria Ia s!tuacion estan
reconcentrando toGos sus elemen-
ros en- "a Capital del Estato vecino,
no Sc sabe 81 con objeto te apres-
,arse solamente 81 defensa de
s.lir Al encuentro de las tropas dc
Villa que, como en- ocas!oneS ante
r;ores vienen marchando de triunfo
IN triunro hacia el norte Dc! t-sta-
DO, desrozando guarnicionfS. apo
derandose De plazas De importancia y
hacitndose Ge granGas e!em-ntos en-
esd. una de lbs victocas que 2scan-
Zan.
Sc apodeco de Jimtnez el eI-jefe de
las Operaciones.
La Ultima hazaaa dc Villa de que
So tiene noticia. "a que hG semo-aoo
entire Ia gente carrancista una aLar-
ma que puede advertise hasia en-
ire los soIdados oficialeS de CIudad
Juarez, rs u de IA captura de Ia
plaza de JimeneZ, ocurrida aver. Sc
gun las informacioneS que sc han re
c!bido por distintos conductos. el eN-
.y.fe De las Operaciones cayo con
gran furia sobre Jimenez, atacandola
de sorpre$a en- Ia n,adrugada del is.
FL comhate fue de efectos desastro-
SOS para los carranciStas, que no 10
esperaban. Sc a5egura que Z guar
nici5n fue completamente anIquiia-
IA.
Fu.ilam;entos sa4ueos incendios.
En .ineneZ como en- Parrai. los VI
l.istaS Se ent-egaron a SuS acoS'ulh-
bradas yiolencias. Saquearon <! CO.
mercio, incendiaron los eStabietinIe'l
tos comerciales que sabian era de Sus
enemigos, ass como variaS residen-
cias particulareS donde iguaimen's
tuvieron noticia que vivian famIilaS
carrancistaS. Narios funcionarioS pu-
bhcos furron fuSilaics contandose
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-20
HA QUEDADO TORNADO Ell
SUEyO GABINETE CHINO
felegrama Especial para Ia PRENsA.

felegrama Especial para a PRENsA.
WASHINGTON, Julio l9.-La Le-
gaci6n china en- esta capital informa
que ha recibido noticias de Pekin,
en- las que Sc le notifics que ell nuevo
gabinete chino hs quedado organrza-
do va, pero no Sc dieron conocer
los nombres de los ministries que 10
integran-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-20
entire elios el Tesorero Municipal y
el Jefe de ID Policia.
Marcia sobre Chihuahua.

De 10 que Sc deSprende dc las III
formaciones ule se reciben, el OBJ
ietivo de Villa e> Il plaza de Chi
huahua. rs uecir, pretende el laHos''
bandoltro hacrr ei reco:r!do que va
casi tiere oiviGaLo dc tanto haberlo
anGado: ayanzar Soore Il llnea del
Ferrocarri! que liga Chihuahua con
el sur, apoderarSe de todas las po-
blaciones importantes que Sc en-
cuen.ran Sobre e<a via y :lt2car Il &.
pital del ks.ado que en- dos ocasIo-
nes cayO en- 81 poder el aAO paSado.
Los v;lliStas que residen en- esta
ciudad Licen que en- esta veZ su JeN
ha organizaGo perfectamente Sus
fuerzas. que cuenta con baStantes
elementos Y que nc arreg!ado pacien
temente todoS los detalles = fin de
no fracasar en- 81 campana como le
paS6 hace pocos meses.
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europeos que estan en- lucha contra
los imperios centrales.
FL congreSo-dice en- Su informe
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Con que eiementos cuenta.

Muy contradictorias son las notl-
cias que Sc tienen acerca de los eie-
mentos con que cuenta Francisco Vi
la. Alsunas de elias d!cen que suS
atauues sobre Parral Jimenez los
hizo con ochocientos hombreS y que
el resto de sus fuerzaS Sc encuentra
en- Ia sierra esperanto el momento
favorable para operaciones de mayor
inportancia. Orras aSeguran que el
exJefe de las operaciones viene al
frente de tres mil hom5res perfecta-
mente pertrechados.
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Mursuia tiene pocas fucrzas.

Las personals que llegan de Chi
huahua = que ven con unprecedented
las cosaS, dicen que 81 Villa realmen-
- trae los elementos suficienteS pa
"a hacer una campana del empuje dc
d. Ia Ultima que hizo. Murguia Ia
pasara muy NAL Pues Sus elementos
han quedado muy debilitadoS en- Wis
u de que han Salido muchas tropas
lie las que tenia. para hacer Ia cam
pana contra los anticarrancistaS en-
el sur del pals.
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-20
LlBRoS EN- ESPANOL

Co;nDre nsted sus libros Ell espanol
2 Ia Casa Editorial I4oZano, Us N.
Sta. Rosa Ave., San Antonio, Tex.
E.s Ia mas barata.
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(Pasa a Ia ga. Col. 4a.)
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28
THREAT HOLDS MAID.
She Decides She VIII Not Leave
Evanston Mistress for Place
Offering More Money.

Evanston. M.-The practice of old
feudal Kentucky of shooting those who
invade your home in search Of IN
thing you W will be staged In stald
old Evanston unless other women
cease enticing away the maids of one
society lender, late from "down South"
Annie, maid extraordinary, is the
bone of contention.
-. am leaving Saturday night" snid
Annie, after a talk with one of her
mistress friends. Mrs. Jones will
pay NC higher wages"
Down where ! come FROM" drawled
atlic mistress '.tlley shoot people for
taking things of Il whole lot less value
than servants. You can go with Mrs.
Jones' il you want to. But some day
/ am going 10 call or Mrs. Jones.
Either she or you is going to answer
the door. am going to shoot the first
one Of you 1 see. That's all"
Annie is holding down the old job
and Mrs. Jones is not nearly SO anx-
lous to hire her as she believed she
wnS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28

Mrs. VIM. Gibbon is visiting her
people at Sioux Falls.
F. c. Mathis attended q jewelers.
convention 1t Mitchell last week.
Walkover Shoes for men at Otto
Schmierer's. ADV.
Solomon Max Of Marion spent Sum
day in Scotland visiting friends and
relatives.
Charles Turner and wife from North
Dakota are here visiting her. parents
near Olivet.
The Muehmul brothers are thing
sSme Of the lake beds on their farm
west Of the colony. They will put
ii about AGO feet Of thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Knodt, OF Hart
ford. are spending the week with
scotland friends and are taking IN the
ahautauqua. Mrs.. Knodt is g sister
sof Mrs. Goehring Of this place.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned at his Office in Tyndall,
Bon Homme County, South Dakota,
until 2 o'clock p. M, Thursday,
July 18th, 1917. for q 40 Horse
Power Gas Tractor Engine.
The Board Of County Commissions
ers eserves the right to reject any
and all bids and to accept the bid
that in its judgment is to the best
interest Of the County.
Dated at Tyndall, South Dakota,
this 18th day Of June, 1917
Seal JACK J. MAUS,
County Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28

|HsE 1tEaaE e4I
Walter Wicks returned from Omaha
Saturday.
JAG. Stackerl spent Sunday at his
home in Sioux City.
Mrs. 2. A. Bliss. Miss Helen and
master Alan, and Misses Anna each
and Martha Becker spent Saturday
in Sioux City.
FOR SALE OR RENT--The j.
i. Coy house in Scotland. In.
quire Of ]. B. Gano.-Adv.
Mrs. j.. E. Boot Of Armour visited
with the Dunmire families the fore
part Of the week.
Collins Orchestra from Iowa ar
rived. Sunday and furnished the music
for the dance held last Monday eve
ming.
Beauty is admired bv all Of us, and
the Copper-Clad Range is beautiful
because so simple and so elegant.
It's the "Aristocrat'' of the whole
range family.
Mrs. Stransky Of Plankinton, is
spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Guy Brown, and will take in the
chautauqua while here.
A crew of workmen from the Des
Moines Bridge Company r putting
in a cement bridge ear the home of
Dave Muehlbeier, south Of town.
Harry Clough who is working with
q carpenter gang for the Milwaukee
railroad company e Draper, spent
Sunday with his family in Scotland.
Mrs. Frank each received a mes
sage Saturday informing her of the
death Of her mother, Mrs. Detterman,
at Browns, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
each left on Sunday to attend the
funeral.
The wind storm last Friday night
was pretty severe in the region of
Sioux City, reaching a velocity Of 100
miles an hour. Shade trees and small
houses in the city were blown over,
and passenger train No. a vas obliged
to make several stops to clear the,
track Of trees and telegraph poles.
There were a few little gusts here
but not hard enough to do any dam
age.
An auto accident occurred about
three miles south east Of Scotland
last Monday afternoon in which all of
the occupants were more OF less in
jured. Mr.. Glasgow was driving to
town ard was leading a horse hitched
to the hind end Of his rig. An auto
driven by Jos. G. Merkwan Of Tabor
and besides himself having Jas. Sou
kup Of Tabor, Father Gross, priest at
Vodnany. and the latter sister came
up behind and attempted to pass. AS
they were passing the horse behind
the other rig SHE'D and collided with
the auto and it turned turtle. The
occupants were brought to DR.. Land
mann's Office where their injuries
were attended to. Mr.. Soukup got
his arm and leg injured; Mr.. Merk-
van got a bad scalp wound, and
Father Gross was injured internally
in the chest, but it is not thought
that any bones were broken. AS the
car was going about forty miles an
hour it is fortunate that the occupants
were not all killed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28

Miss Helen Hammond improves each
deeting moment, and when she is not
entertaining or participating in vari-
/, GUS works in which she Is interested,
3 he Is busy devising new designs and
d. ,corations, for she is one Of New
70 rk's most gifted and exclusiveFdec
rat, ,rs, her prize exhibition and glory
bein g the incomparably beautiful tea
gard. n on the roof Of one Of the lead
ing Rev York hotels.
The talented lady touches with her
magic mind everything-grand halls,
reception rooms, galleries, rooms and
mostsca all most distinctive furniture.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28

Charles Romont, smallest human tar
get in Uncle Sans military service, be-
Ing only 60 inches tall, standing be-
side a soldier of average height.
Romont was accepted for service
only after telegraphic permission was
obtained from the war department at
Washington. Service regulations pro-
hibit the enlistment of any man under
five feet four inches tall, but Romont's
insistence that he he permitted to n
list caused the recruiting officer ut
San Francisco to wire to Washington
for d waiver Of this regulation. An
affirmative reply wasreturned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28

acting dom, e~ntertsining ia miyth
producing. The rallinstorln which
came during the evening most
dnfortunats ia alarming those present
who had come from TIE country ri
cars and tho crowd was con1iderablyyS
thinned. Ia spite@of this, hoWeyer..1
and tho failurs Of the electric liehts.S
The piayers did.: wellsand ~ deserv-
Ing Of the greater co~ngratulation on
the success of their performance.
The program TODAY will Be given
by the Cathedral Choir and Morton II.
Pemberton, humorous lecturer. MI.
Pemberton was I lecturer here last
year On Reuben IN Rome, and he will
undoubtedly give another this year
just as good. The season will close
tomorrow with . popular lecture BY
Geo G. Aydelotte and = concert BY
the n usical Guardsmen.
The children under the direction
q Miss Marguerite Smitz, meet each
morning for games and drills and on
Friday afternoon after the lecture.
will give q pageant
From q financial viewpoint the
Chautauqua has been 4 success. The
sale Of tickets by the local contractors
covered the guaranty with an 6
Of $11.5O. A new contract has been
signed for another season next year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28

Miss Ella TTreick, who has been
teaching near Milwaukee the psat
year has returned home for the SUM
mel. Il
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-28
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f.m;l;ss NJ ha.;.ana .a1a;s4 = ~
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= uavo;;o' Tha;- a.ssSsa aans;ssad
of ..na. =, ~. u.ma;:.s.s r.aI;sh
Iona,,a -. u;4h -
49, uama;aa $3.50 :.-...-a.t.
1t was interesting to hear the Hawai-.
ian music, so popular right now, witt
its wierd, metallic: slurred tones,
played by real Hawaiians. on the rea,
instruments.
Clarence Locke Miller e,ove "a lac.
+,ra q +ba a~f+arnoon ~ "a pronha.
of tha naw T;ma.,. corn+ 1.ao tai,
STOW the great Rusa;an +h;rL.- wr;tsr
and aoc;ai;.+ NJ MILE I ~,
lono il c@onv;nc;nr t.. a,,d;x.naa 10,
ha had ! Great ds.l - raI,,a - ri,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Judge charles W. Morse. attorney
for the United States Fuci company.
was In Price last Monday after trip
of " couple of days o. the camps over
south. lie stated to The sun that
Muhrland. black Hawk ana Hinwatha
had worked an average ~ but ten and
half days this month, up to and In
Guiding last Saturday. the 22d-iust
about half time.
Monday eighty railroad cars had
been received Tor that dny with the
further promise of enough a. keep the
mines going three days this week. The
south camps are experiencing trouble
In Keeping men. " they haven't work
locally they leave for Wyoming and
elsewhere very quickly
Practically the same conditions exist
nj the camps of the Utah Fuel com
pany and elsewhere IN the local fields
Promises OF improved car conditions
are plentiful from Denver and lliu
gtnndc sources
while Judge Morse has no conncc-
ton with the Southern Utah railroad
he h inclined to the opinion the lin,
will be- abandoned. Permission ma,
be- asked of the public utilities com
mission To- do 30.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
NSkS All STUDENTS NOT
To DISFIGURE ANY COINS

william a. Davenport. United Stntos
secret service operative for this dis
trict has addressed letter o. Dr. T..
-. GowhnH state superintendent Of
public instruction. asking that state
school authorities take steps 90 pre-
vent students In the various high
schools. colleges and universities from
sweating United States coins and also
from plating silver and copper coins
with quick silver.
Since the opening uf the schools the
secret service has been called upon Ia
"a number of eases by storekccpers and
business men who have suspected that
counterfeit coins were being circuln-
ted. Davenport Says that many inno-
cent persons are accused OF counter
fciting and passing counterfeit money
when they offer mercury plated coins
to shopkecpors.
Al least twenty-five half-dollars.
mercury coated. have been found hy'
the secret service since the opening ~
the state schools,