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The day book., 1917-01-22
my times valuable, too,"

''WeIl, my times valuable, too,
said Walkowiak.
'EFigures don't lie" said insult. 'R
you're going to believe the reports OF
your commission you must accept
their statement that a 50-year fran
chise is necessary to finance the
plan"
'eYou are right, Mr., insult, that
figures don't Ie," the alderman
came back. But some people can
iuggle figures. And you know it. j."
"The way to get the most out OF
a nickel is by terminable fran
chise," resumed insult. ''The prin-
cipaI thing is the financial question
The whole question is one OF re-
financing. The whole thing has to
come out of the pockets of the peo-
Die. It is a $500, 100000 deal. There
are two ways of financing it, one as
a municipal proposition and one as
terminabIe franchise"
Investors want to be sure that they
will have a fair return on their
money and that some day they will
get back the money they put in, ac-
cording to Busby. He said amorti-
cation would fix this all right and in
43 years the city would own its car
lines.
Walter Fisher, counsel for COM
mission, explained Mueller law pro-
visions that forbid terminable fran
chise. Because of municipal owner
ship agitation financiers and invest
ors "are scrutinizing public utility
franchises much more closely than
formerly" Fisher said.
-O-O-
MORE DIPLOMATIC ISSUES FOR
STATE DEPT TO MEET
The day book., 1917-01-22

To demand release Of the prisoners
and, it is indicated, Germany would
not balk at such a request.
To engage in new diplomatic ex-
change looking to settlement of the
armed ship question.
The day book., 1917-01-22
MORE DIPLOMATIC ISSUES FOR
STATE DEPT TO MEET

Washington, Jan. 22.-State dept
expected today to receive a report
on Germany's holding of neutrals, as
war prisoners following her South
Atlantic commerce raids.
Inasmuch as this will probably
show Americans in the crews of Brit
ish ships we're made prisoners, the
government will then have a new in
fernationaI complication upon it's
hands. It's course viii probably be:
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
MASTER LISTS SENT OUT.

international News Service.
WASHINGTON. July "a - The
work of the draft is over, al least
as far as the national government is
concerned. Master lists Of the red
ink serial numbers drawn on Fri
day were mailed today to all local
boards by Provost Marshal Gen
Crowder. From now on the opera
tion Of the draft law will rest with
the local boards, until the final
order comes for the mobilization of
the national army.
Regulations covering errors in is
suing red ink serial numbers were
also forwarded today. These regu-
lations provide that when the regis
tration card is found erroneous il
shall be assigned a new number by
the adtutant general of the state
In the case of one card bearing two
numbers, the last number drawn
shall prevail.
The adjutant general OF the state
shall assign serial numbers TO all
registrants who registered after
July 10. These serial numbers shall
be in consecutive order, starting with
the highest number in the district
Assignment Of these serial numbers
20 the individuals will be by lot, the
regulations for the assignment being
prescribed by the governors of the
several states.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
OLLIE BRIDGES HAILED
INTO COURT BY WIFE

Charges of failure to provide for
her and assault and battery, made
against Ollie Bridges by his wife
were dismissed in the city court
Tuesday morning, after practically
the entire morning was consumed in
hearing the testimony.
Bridges and his wife have been
separated since the latter part Of last
January and she has been living in
the home at station seven. Ward S
addition. IL was alleged by the
plaintiff that her husband came 10
the house last Sunday and demand
ed entrance 10 the house. which
privilege she refused him, and when
he attempted 10 enter anyway that
she tried 10 prevent him by force.
After hearing all the evidence Judge
Feig stated TO Mrs. Bridges that his
court was no place 10 adjust family
quarrels. advising her 10 go 10 the
divorce court to straighten out such
difficulties.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24

With Mr.. and Mrs Clnk. returned
with them
Misses Alma Easton and Ethel
Carothers and Harry Higgins and
Avery Gays. with their chaperon.
Miss Glennie Graham. have return
ed from a weeks outing AT Birch
lake.
Al Shober OF Waukegan. Ill, has
been visiting " r. Hayden.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds and two
children have gone 10 KendauyiHe.
Ind. 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dix Beason and
Mrs. Girt Of Three Oaks. Mich. mo-
toreG here and We're guests AT the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. War
ren. Sunday
Mrs. Charles Cover of Lansing.
who was called here by the serious
illness and death of her father.
James G. Hayden, returned Satur-
day
Mrs. c. F. Snyder of chicago.
who was called here by the death
of her sister Mrs b J.. Rudd. is
spending a few days with relatives.
Leigh Wade from the officers re-
serve training camp al Fort Sheridan
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Wade over the week end.
Mrs. Tony LosbaUgh and son. Ar
thur, of South Bend. are spending
a week at Diamond lake.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
CAsSoPoLIS. MICH.
NEW CIRCUIT CASES.

Three suits for divorces have been
filed with County Clerk Robert ].
Anderson during the past few days.
Ed Kozora Of Dowagiac and Ma
tilda Frank were married in the
city of Denver. Colo. Oct. Z. 1905,
and separated July Is, 1913, when
Kozora alleges his wife deserted
him. He asks a divorce.
Mrs Trean Behrman has begun
suit for a divorce from Paul Behr-
man TO whom she was married Feb.
IA, 1905, separating from him July
?, 1917. She alleges cruelty and
non-suppOrt. The couple have five
children OF whom the plaintiff asks
the custody. She asks an injunction
restraining the defendant from dis
posing Of the furniture or any of
her personal effects which he has
in his possession, or in any way mo-
Testing her pending the trial OF the
suit
Tressie Steffenson, by her next
friend Ardula Lyons has filed suit
for a divorce from Oscar Chris
Steffenson to whom she was mar
ried Aug. %, 1916. The couple
separated March %. 1917. The
plaintiff alleges cruelty and nom
support.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
GREEK Is HELD FOR
NOT REGISTERING

Daniel Sanil<as. an unnaturalized
eek, living at 208 \. Race ST.. was
placed under arrest yesterday after
noon by chief OF Police Kreiter on
information furnished him by
George Butts. special officer az the
WOolen Co. on the charge OF falling
20 register for cOnscription. The
man was employed as a shoemaker
at the factory and was taken from
his work there about 1:3) o'clock
and locked up at the police station
until a United states marshal at
south Bend could be notified and in
structed 10 come after the prisoner
who was taken 20 the county jail at
South Bend and held undl later in
tie week. WNen he will bc taken to
Indianapolis for trial.
Sanikas stated 10 the police after
arrest that he didn't know that ne
had 10 register.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
DRESSMAKER IS
AGAIN ABLE To
Do HER SEWING
Edgy Nerves Don't Bother
Her Since TanIaC Put
System Back in
Shape.

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South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
FOR MISS HAZEL AVERY

A farewell social and surprise
party was given last night on the
lawn at the home Of the Rev. G. w.
Titus, S04 Lincoln way e. for Miss
Hazel Avery, who will soon depart
for Denver. Colo. to make her
home The evening was spent
in games and refreshments were
served, 20 tables being spread and
places laid for about 80 guests. The
yard was decorated with Japanese
lanterns.
Miss Avery has made her home
in Mishawaka practically all her life
and has a host of friends who re-
gret that she is leaving. For a
number Of years she has made aer
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
of Reddick st, and goes TO Denver
70 make her home with relatives of
the latter.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
LOCAL SOLDIER
RETURNS TO WE'D
Reported Groom Left Regi-
ment Without Obtain
inc FurlOugh.

Private Fred. J. Kempf is a be
hever in the adage that everything
ls fair IN Icye as well as war and
forsoOk camp life 10 come home and
set married. He arrived here from
Syracuse. ~ Y. July 13. and six
DAYS later was married in ST. Jo-
seph. Mich, % Miss Alpha Garri-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Garrison OF Prospect St. this city
IL was not exactly an elOpement. but
the couple somehow or other didn't
Ike the idea of having the affair
become generally known. He is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs William Kempf
OF 1929 l. Fourth ST., and left here
with the 20 recruits on May 10.
After spending several weeks at Fl.
Thomas. k. he was assigned 20 a
company in the 39th regulars. which
is now stationed at syracuse, n. Y.
A few days after Kempf arrived
home information was received here
that he had left without first obtain
ing permission for leave-of-ab-
sence, Dut that has not been veri-
fed. Anyway, Fred. acOrdins 20 one
Of his little sisters, stated tnat un-
less he was there when tie bugle
blowed Tuesday morning they would
likely be after him. and ne would
have 70 work in the kitchen about
six weeks" meaning that kitchen
detail" for that period would be his
punishment But evidently that
held no terror for him. as he was
still in the city late yesterday.
Yesterday was the 11th day he has
been home, and If the information
coming from his regiment at Syra-
cuse is correct. he stands in danger
OF being cOurt-martialed for deser-
tion. as the military rule is that a
soldier is ciassed as a deserted if
absent from camp without leave for
more than 10 days.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
NEW MOTOR MAGAZINE.

Auto owners in this city and vi
cinity found in their mail this
week a copy of the first months
issue of the new motor magazine
"Milestones," with the compliments
of James Fallon. a local dealer in
auto supplies "NGilestones" is a high
class fiction and pictorial magazine
published by the FirestOne Tire &
Rubber Co. of Akron. O., for its
dealers \ feature of the first issue
is Gas, Oil and Air" by Ring w.
Lardner. There are several other
interesting features. Mr.. Fallon has
placed a large number Of Mishawa-
kans on the subscription list. The
circulation has already passed the
700. 600 mark.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
PERSONALS

Mrs Kenneth Warren and daugh-
ter Of South Bend have been visit
ing at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester E. Cone.
Mrs Harry Ashton and Mrs Jane
Robinson are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Justus Leach at Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Carter and
daughters. Misses Helen and Betty
of South Bend have been spending
week at the Ackerman cottage at
Diamond lake.
Miss Mary Rathburn has been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Tallerday at South Bend.
Miss Adeline Miller, who Is in
training at the Epworth hospital at
South Bend spent the week end with
relatives here.
Ira Gohn has returned from Mid
dlebury. Ind. where he spent a two
weeks vacation with his parents.
DR.. ". c. McCutcheon is prepar-
ing 90 leave here 20 report for duty
at Fl Benjamin Harrison, Indianap-
oils. Aug. 5.
The Girl Scouts OF Marcellus have
been spending a weeks outing at
Diamond lake.
Misses cleo. Marie and Louise
O'Dell OF Union City Mich. have
been visiting friends here a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hayden.
and son. Howard. and Mrs. W. b
Hayden have returned from few
49, Iii. -,-s.I NJ ,-I NJ f-,-r
Clink at Lafayette. Ind. Miss Esther
Brown and Paul Hayden, who have
been spending the past two weeks
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
RED CROSS PARTY
TO ATTRACT MANY
viii be Held Tonight at Home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Dodge.

II is expected that over 300 will
attend the Red Cross card party
for the benefit Of the local branch
Of the order 70 be neld at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Dodge, 4O2
Lincoln way Z. tonight. There will
be so tables each capable Of seat
ing four players and it is expected
that at least 100 Will find amuse-
ment by roaming around the
grounds or indulging in a tete a
tete on the spacious verandas.
Ella borate arrangements have
been made for the entertainment Of
the guests. The house Will be
thrown wide open and there will be
nothing of a formal nature in con-
nectiOn with the party. The home
has been beautifully decorated with
garden and wild flowers. One dol
lar will be collected from each
table which reduces the fee 10 %
cents per head. Any and all games
on the card calendar will be per-
missa BILE.
Unique Prizes For Winners.
Unique prizes will be awarded
among the winners. These Will in
clude vegetables. flowers, home
made jams and jellies and other
dainties of the season. Mammoth
melons are included among the list
Of prizes. A soft drink emporium
will be operated on the outside of
the residence. All the prizes have
been donated and Mrs. Dodge has
received splendid cooperation in
completing the arrangements from
a number of women. The commit
tee in charge is composed of Mrs.
G. A. Ostrom, Mrs. V. +. Ludwig.
Mrs. w w. Dodge and Mrs Will
liam Probasco. They will be as
sisted by many willing helpers.
The ladies wish il understood
that this is everybody's party. and
every one will receive a hearty well
come The object is a most deserv-
ing enc and the greater the number
of those who attend the more
money will the committee be able
TO turn into useful channels.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
CITY FIREMAN MAKES
DARING LEAP INTO NET

City Fireman Frank Hatch is the
champion high diver of the depart
ment The new fire net arrived
Monday and Chief Buysee concluded
that il ought 10 be tested. Frank
volunteered to do the trick, so he
climbed to the roof of the station,
and while his comrades held the net,
Frank leaped into it. The demon
stration vas so perfect that Frank
feels confident that his services will
be in great demand next season as
the free attraction with one of the
white tops.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
MIsHAwAKA PERSONALS.

Mrs. John Fite and little daugh-
ter will leave Wednesday for a two
weeks visit in Knox and Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Beron and daugh-
ter Dorothy. Indiana av.. Will leave
Wednesday for Eagle lake. where
they Will spend a couple days as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lueders-
Charles Cataldo is visiting with
relatives in Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. RosebrOw r. SCran-
lett of Fairmont, O.. are spending a
week with relatives here.
Mrs. John Lidecker. sr., has re-
turned from Toledo. O. where she
spent one week with her daughter.
Mrs. Lawrence Barrett
Nr. and Mrs. A. H Herzog. 400
F.. Third 81. and son, Hubert. and
granddaughter. Helen Kelly. and
Mrs. 5. Stoeckinger have returned
from a motor trip to Delphos. O..
where they visited with relatives.
Otto Roggeman. r. Battell St, is
in with an attack OF pleurisy.
Miss Mabel Hesch. AIS +. Grove
81. is enjoying a two weeks vaca-
ton from Deyo's store and will
spend some time AT Fish lake.
Mrs A Harner and Miss Rose
BeaH Of Columbus. O.. are visiting
with Rev. and Mrs. Brenton H
Beau. 229 r Fourth st. and other
relatives here.
c. King OF Elkhart transacted
business in this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Reihl Of
Chicago have arrived here and will
reside in this city.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
Light-hearted Women

A cheerful. Hght-hearted woman
s. the Joy OF a mans life Beauty
VIII fade. a GOOD hsure VIII change.
but the charm OF health and cheer
fulness VIII endure 60 the end But
how can a woman be cheerful and
happy when drasge0 down ty some
female arrangement with back
acne. headache. and often ON the
Nerze of nervous breakdown
Iydia r. Pinkh8ms Vegetable
Compound is the standard remedy
for such ail1ertS During the last
48 years thousands of homes have
been made happy hy this woman .
great remedy for wOmans il,s
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
CHARGED WITH nARCENY.

Frank Graham has pleaded guilty
to larceny and is serving a 10 days
sentence in the county jail while
John Hodges. Clifton Roach. Law
renee Fisher and Harry Bell, in de-
fault OF $500 bail. are being held
for trial Thursday morning in JUS
tice George Fields court at Dowa-
giac. All of the men are charged
with the theft Of six coats and a
jacket 10 the value Of $50 dollars.
The charge was preferred by seven
men, owners of the apparel.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
MARRIAGES.

Frederick A. White, Al years old
of Cass county. and Zoe Hazel Zierle
% years old, Of Three Rivers, OBJ
tanned a marriage license of County
Clerk Robert J. Anderson and were
married by Justice Eber Reynolds
at his office in the court house.
Tom f. HOlbrook, %, and Miss Elva
Blosser. 21, both of Warsaw Ind,
were married by Rev. a. F.. Won
Still at the court house.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
AT TIE TEMPLE TO-DAY.

The Destroyers" comes 20 the
Temple today. II is said that il is
one OF the most intensive studies Of
the type Of "A woman popularity call
ed a vampire" that has even been
seen on the screen. without being
the absurdlv melodramatic charac-
ter which is Usually seen. The pic
ture was taken I'm the far northern
country with its binding snow
storms and beautiful snow scenes.
Pathe's latest news reel completes
this pI ogram OF merit.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
PARKS CAsEs soT.sHEn.

The case OF Steve MorOs against
Atty. Isaac Kane Parks ior the re-
covery of property seized on a writ
Of attachment. and the case of Parks
against James Tracas for the collec-
tion OF attorneys fees alleged due,
will in all probability be settled out
of court Tuesday. The former case
was heard before Justice Long last
week. the court Withholding deci-
sion until yesterday. when the above
announcement was made. The case
OF parks versus Tracas was To have
gone 10 trial yesterday.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
U.AEt POLITICS IN BOARDS.

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Protests
by New York democrats against al
legged political partisanship shown by
Gov. Whitman in selecting exemp
tion boards was not the first of the
kind, IL was learned at the white
house today. New Jersey democrats
have made the same complaint
against Gov. Eddie. il was an
nounced.
In each case the white house ruled
that the appointments of the COVER
nors are merely approved in Wash
ington. No action was indicated in
response to the complaints.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
AT LINCOLN TONIGHT.

Norma Talmadge, the charming
and popular young picture star who
recently made such a big success in
"Panthea". will appear in her second
Selznick picture entitled The Law
of Consequence, at the Lincoln
theater tonight.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE.

Cyril Poppe was acquitted in the
city court Tuesday morning Of
charge of provoking an assault pre-
ferred against him by Mrs. Blon-
dale. Both parties live on w. Thir-
teenth st.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
LEAVE ON LAKE TRIP.

William Erushanski and August
Dostmann viii ieave today for a two
weeks pleasure trip 10 Detroit
Cleveland and Buffalo.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
HOW ITO WRIT E.
A WANT A.D

First know what YOU want 10 SAY
Then say it. So simple words Make
your meaning absolutely clear Leave
nothing 10 the readers m8glEatiou-Is
this want ad does
FOR RENT-1193 Jones street G.
room house, $500 Address OWN
Err, care Shines
This advertising was penny vise aal
pound foolish" He gave so littlo ia-
formation it is safe % say ne never had
an answer.
What about the condition o; the
house, Plenty 81 closets: Lighting
Heating: Has the house an attict
Cellar or both: l. there "a sear yard
Front yard: Belr porch: And H@Es
other points?
No one but the owner knows surely
meager Information.
And there's not one word about ..-
there are others IS h9 don't. And gtranz.
crs are arriving daily. some ~ wLlc.
stay for good
Now. read this 'o- an example ~ ra~
to write d want ld that xiil bring -e-
FOR RENT-11s2 Jones street. e.
room house ia spleudis condition
with large closet IN -.ery l'ving
room and IN the second-hoor aaii
one block from car .0r. electricity
and gas steam heaf. .asd-rn tf'.
bathroom With large tHb aut D..
shower with curtain. -95Wy Kitchen
Win modern gas Stove pTa.ti.a
new: large cement e-lia-. flir-~fzr.s
front yard; IJ-fo0t rear yard larca
front anC rear porch. Get KEY nek-
door 5000 month Address OWN
ER. care NeVs-'T mes
Here j. Information from which Ue
form mental picture n this house =
We were seeking one in such a location
this want al would send us scurryinr
out there FOR fear some one would ger
ahead OF us
What II this want al does cost
little more it is bound O. paw by the i'm
quiries II Will bring and Inquiries fran
prospective tenants are what the adver-
ttser wants or be wouldn't advertise
This applies a. the writing If rr
want ads. whether ~ Is q house Won wish
10 rent. business you wish % sell or \
farm YOU wish to buy
Give ALL the Information You would
want WERE NOT THE READER Then
bring il tr The News-Times. or
Dr- mr.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
NEW LAMBERT son.

A son was born Tuesday morn
ing at St. Joseph's maternity hospi-
tai to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lam bert.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
LEAVE ON VACATION.

Julius Bennett and family W.
Seventh st. have gone 10 MarceIlus.
Mich. where they will spend "A 10
DAYS vacation.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
LEAVES ON TRIP.

Mrs. J. X. Ross, SOS +. Grove St,
and grandson. Raphael Gill. left
Monday for cleveland and Madison,
o., and points in Canada
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
TO HOLD PICNIC SUNDAY.

Members of the +. G.. +. club are
planning TO hold their annual picnic
at Culver's Eagle lake. Sunday.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
VISITING PARENTS.

Rev II. BOrley Of Flint Mich, is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w.
+. Borley, sr., 119 y. Race st.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
VISITING RARREN IAlNE

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Healy. POI
with friends at Barren lake. Mich.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
MISMA w AKA
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Old-f fashioned four
piece black walnut bedroom suite
four black walnut chairs. one library
table and one marble top stand. In
Quire 602 Lincoln way W. Home
phone A152.
FOR RENT-S rooms a7d bath at
eos w. Sixth St. $500. Central
Realty Co, 236 s. Mich St II. r..
Sill A. g. Noisht Mgr. b. p. 432.
Rapid Parcel Delivery -Baggagc.
freight and transfer. Special trips
20 and from south Bend. Geo A
Burkhart. prop. Phones-H l5S:
Bell 12S: res. r. s04. ia 5. Main
ST. Advt-
a BARGATN-On Lincoln way F..
corner lot. so 10 by 127. Pavins
and all improvements paid for. Price
$S15. stark Realty Co.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24
CITY BOARDS TO KEEP
SAME HEADQUARTERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

proximately the first 24O names. and
city district No. ? calling approx
mately go names. City district No
is larged by nearly 800 names than
city district No /. and will furnish
the larger apportionment Of the
city's quota.
South Bend news-times., 1917-07-24

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JUZG4O0S IN CHIHUAHUA
los e~5RstH1iE4S LOS NUSAN RE Isl
NHITGS BE EFfILDIA 7 lRA!GlOS

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prIsiorero$ vliliStaS q-e fuc:on trai.
dos = II :cclaa Tiaza de- Ciudad Jua-
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lie, van a y"r cnviaGos a Ia cindad d.
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=. ,~i.ltios de TRACTION Y rebellion. Eli
taso dc GIe d;cE.os Suictos sean de-
c!arados culpahlcs de csos dclitos, Ia
pena que les eSpera scrl Ia d" muer
t..
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ma plaza oue SEES villiStas Que habian
caiGo rri>ioneros en- Casas Gran
des. f.eroH nasados por las eu
csa publacion.
Las "~gtaridadcS militarcs carran-
cista< de Ciud#d .Juarcz negaron que
81 hubiera !ibrado al~iin combatr en-
las cercanims tie CasaS Grandes. Las
'ropas c9~rrancis,as. dicen aquellas. s.
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