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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-28

Do the people in this prosperous
section really appreciate what food
economy means and the necessity
for it? Are we willing to be saw
ing of food for the sake of the good
of the country and the life of our
allies in this war? True we have
plenty of money with which to buy
sugar and flour, but thousands of
people have not. There isn't flour
enough to go around and some must
60 hungry. Think of that every
time you throw away teaspoonful
Of sugar in the bottom of your cof-
fee cup and the unused scraps of
bread. Even wealthy people in
Paris keep the bread knife on the
table and do not cut a slice of bread
unless needed nor is slice Of bread
broken unless used. 1t is we'll
enough to eat sufficient but waste
at this time is objectionable. Let's
be big enough to regard as neigh
bors our allies across the water.
This war will be determined by the
food supply as much as by cannon
and battleships. The worlds sup
ply of food is short even though we
happen to live where food is plenti-
full. This is the time when food
conservation is not only virtue but
is necessity that must be regarded.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-28
hand over to the government 5 per

hand over to the government per
cent. Of their receipts from adver-
Using, was finally knocked out. So
was the provision for increasing
their postage rate. The proposed
tax on sugar, coffee, tea, molasses,
etc., was also voted down in the
end. American soldiers abroad
shall have free postage home. A
1-cent stamp tax on parcel post
packages was enacted, The bill is
fair. The rich will bear the heav-
lest part of the burden.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-28

Cot onwood is perhaps the largest
and best town in the United States
without a lawyer-which is sure
evidence that we are a law-abiding
people, says the Cottonwood Chroni-
Gle.
Kendrick has always been consid-
cred a town of law-abiding people,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-28
Methodist Church

KENDRICK
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Preaching 1880 p. m.
Subj: John Mark the Gutter.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming 7:30 p. m.
FAIRVIEW
Sunday School 300 p. m.
Preaching Sept. % 800 a. m.
Marvin Long will preach.
AMERICAN RIDGE
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching Sept. 16 11:OOa. m.
H. B. Emmel, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-28
Presbyterian Church

Remember: we have preaching
every Sunday morning at 11:O0 a.
m. and Sunday school at 1000 a.
m. Senior Christian Endeavor at
700 p. m. and that you are well
come worshiper and guest.
Strangers always welcome.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-28

The proposed arbitrary tax on
newspapers, compelling them to
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
LAND WILL Be
DESIGNATED SOON

News that will he of intense interest
H. thousands Of homrStcndrrS through.
ont New Mexico has Just been received
10y Congressman W T.. Walton from II.
v Rizcr acting director Of the United
States geological survey
Mr.. Rizcr advises Congressman Wal.
ton regarding the progress that has
been made IN the examination of lands
for classification under the stock raj Is.
W. homestead law. which act was
passed December 20. 1915. aud is hest
known as the Gi0-acrc homestead law.
Because the Sundry civil bill did not
pass until the special session, funds
for the examination Of the lands under
this act did not become available uu.
I'll late in June Of This year Even he
fore the appropriation became avail.
able however. plans hat been made to
obtain through the civil service com.
mission the additional employees re.
qnircd for the work. The large vol
ume of war business imposed on the
civil service commission made ii im-
practicable to obtain eligible caudi.
dates with sufficient rapidty for the
needs Of this work 10y the usual exam
q
Il nonayscmhlrd examination for The
positions of junior hand claS>ilicrs, as.
~iStaut land cla,>ilrr and land cIa~>i.
licr in the geological survey.
As result, approximately ninety
wrl-qualiiicd men are now under or.
| dcrS and have been divided into Hcll
parties They are at work IN North
Dakota, South Dakota, Montana. Wyo.
ming, Idaho Oregon and Colorado It
/ is proposed lo keep these parties 20
In number iu the areas to which they
are now assigned a> long as weather
conditions will permit them to carry
uu their work
Thereafter II {, expected to transfer
the entire field force to New Mexico.
Arizona aud southern Utah and also
southern California for work during
lho winter months. when &c is hoped
rp examine the greater part ui public
lands IN these states that are iuc'ul-
cd in the pending application, of home
steadcr~ who have fled under tho GlD-
acre Ict
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
CURRY HOUSEWIVES
BUSY LAST SUMMER

During the past year much has been
written about the live at home idea
The press has been full of it aud GOV.
.crmcnl aud demonstration agents
have urged the people 10 conserve the
food >ppy 10y taking care Of vegetables
hlc> 10y canning them for winter use.
Much Of this good work has been done
in Curry county Mrs j. T. Stalker.
llumr Demonstration Agent, informs
the News thar data collected shows
that over 25.0nO quarts Of vegetables
aud fruits have been canned by the
Curry county housewives this summer
aud fall This is a wondcrfui showing
when il 4, considered maj there is i;tc
fruit grown in This section and last
summer was not a favorable one for
raising vegetables. 2i.0OO cans Of veg
cluhlcS will do it> bit toward helping
lick the Kaiser.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
Nt GE Bl IIDI\GS FOR
OFFICES At WASHINGTON

Washington. u. C.-Onc of the man.
ifold problems presented by the war is
that of furnishing adequate office ac-
cnmmodati0nS for the thousands of adj
ditional officials, clerks and other Fed.
cral servants who are pouring into
Washington. The Government is eX-
crciSing its prcrogative in this drcc-
tiOn and has Communicated ronvcn-
iently located office buildings and
apartment houses with II free hand.
In addition It is erecting huge tenn
porary structures for u'c nS offices
and in " building of these contractors
are breaking time records for CON
Slruction work. A building to house
the six hundred officials aud clerks Of
the Council Of National Defense. CON
tanning more than 100000 square feet
NJ floor space, was erected and fully
equipped III ffty.threc days. Similar
buildings nearby are for use of the
forces of the Food Administrations, and
Army Ordnance Work Is we'll under
way on mammoth structure which
will cover three city blocks 10 house
the overflow Of the War and Navy
Departments, the contracts for which
calls for completion in four months
BY these methods the Government
keeps in advance Of its actual needs.
At the prccnt rate of increase the
usual :5OOO Federal employees in
Washington will he more than doubled
if the war continues another year
Workers Of all kinds are being ap-
pointed >tcnographcrs and typcWritcrS
and craftsmen for the service gen
orally and what are known rs ~ched
ulc clerks, index and catalogue clerks,
clerks qualified in statistics or ac-
counting. aud clerks qualified in bus
mess administration for the ord
nance Department Of the Army, be-
iug in great demand.
Representatives of the Federal
rivil service commission at the post
offices IN all cities are official recruit
ing agents for the great civilian army,
an army of half million behind the
men behind the guns.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
OIL At iKTESlA.

Arlcsia. y w. Nov Il \ new bore
near the old Brown we'll ouhwcsj
of this city from which oil has been
taken in varying quantities. most of
them small, broke loose al 500 o'clock
this morning. and for over two hours
flowed $50 feet above the easing II
then died down to % snail flow.
At 200 o'clock this afternoon the
we'll broke loose aglin and al 2;@o was
shooting 60 feet alhvc the derrick.
Every effort rs hning made to con
troll the flow of oil aud with partial
success. hut there must necessarily
be- much waste before the pressure
is finally >ubducd.
The Brown we'll was drilled several
years ago aud oil Ut fine quality
found As In some other valley oil
wells. Dhr mJc,im water flow pre-.
vented utilization and development.
ED.ot device, plugged m thc well
UaJe ,oJHss explosion possible and
great excitement reign. iu \uc.ia
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
MILITARY DRILLING
BRINGS FORTH PRAISE

On election day the pupils Of the
school paradnd the streets carrying
Tags and banners that contained upprc.
pirate inscriptions calculated To help
along the prohibition movement After
the marching all gathered IN group
and sang patriotic songs.
The most interesting feature Of The
parade was the military drill by The
hlgh school boys The Clovis school
Authorities announced some weeks ago
that Somc military training was being
done for few periods during each
week. hut it Is doubtful if the average
Clovis citizen had realized what has
really been accomplished during this
short length IT time The boys aavp
been under the direction of Mr.. j. W.
Tanner and their drilling on the stree.
Tuesday demonstrated that they have
been getting along fine with their work.
Military training should hc part
Of the education of every school hoy
and the Clovis school authorities are to
hr congratulated upon iuaugurating
This important step in The school work
here.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
TOTAL STATE TAX VALUATION
To EXCEED s363,000,000

.o total state valuation for l0l1,
p,Ol,ivc Of the net output of mines
mDI the valuation Of private ear com.
rau IS is $3i2.0>S,GS3l0.
Tie figures were compiled las, week
following final action by the state tax
commission on raises aud reductions.
The value Of the property of private
ear companies. aS previously fixed by
the commission is 81 .i30. 7Gd. and it is
estimated that the net. output uf mines
Tor he present calendar year will bc
$50 uOnUW If the mine estimate
proves correct, the final assessed val
uation for 1917 will he over $3G3 600 .
O0O.
The total Of X342, ,0SS 6S:i. 10 inclndcS
$63ul. .651 in omitted property placed
on The rolls of - counties by the com.
mission. The only counties IN viii
no omitted property was added are
Curry Mora and Roosevelt
The county valuations. exclusive of
the mine output and private ear val
urN follow:
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Washington November = President Wilson tonight
1917 Thanksgiving Proclamation calling Hc
midst of the and peril of world shaken
God I"r blessings that ar better than Of mind aud pros
Irry of enterprise
The proclamation 0Nne Thursday November 18Th a, rlanksgiy.
ing day follows:
THANKSGIVING. 1917.
by the President of the United u America
"A proalnmaou
1T Of people the
fruitful autumn of the praise and thanksgiving Almighty
for His many blessings and mcrcieS nation That
follow in the midst Of Of II by
aud imncnsurahc disaster in the mh of peril
l"tNu>c amidst the darkness that has gathered
the blessings tod has bestowed upon blessings
better than Of mind aud prosperity enterprise
we have been given the opportunity
served ourselves the Declaration Independence
by taking against tyranny that threatened
dmSc ywcrc end joining with other peoples
Ing for all the demanded
tanned for this o duty
defend rights nation hut to defend also the right
Throughout the world there has been
inspiring the resolution and spirit
been brought mind and
sd at; revealed in especially
thank G'd that in such circumstances the greatest
crrSc spirits upon we have If we but
observe reasonable and practicable abundance
supply the nc"l of those associated with
new light shines about us The great duties of day awaken
and national spirit shall divided or
wonder what stun made Of
And while things Us pray Almighty
iod that in all humlccS> Of spirit may to
may kept constant the spirit and purpose Of
by His
Sicngenel and that in His good time liberty security pncr
and the cmladcShp of justice he youcafcd all the
nations Of the earth.
Wherefore Woodrow Wilson president Of the United
of America do hereby designate Thursday the
November day Of Hnksgiyme aud and invite the
throughout the land upon ordinary
their several places worship
thanks To God the great Ruler Of nations.
I'm witness whereof have hecuuto hand aud caused
seal of the United States to he affixed
bone In the Drict Columbia this day @
the Of Lord Thousand Nine Hundred
the Independence of the United States the Hundred and Forty
Second
"WOODROW WILSON
by President ROBERT LANSING Secretary Of State
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
GOVERNOR LINDSEY SPOKE.

Governor Lindsey spoke to = large
audience at the Baptist Church last
Monday night, his subject being state.
wide prohibition. The governor l.. 4
sincere prohibitioniSl and never misses
n good chance To land on the liquor
traffic
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
GONE TO kENTl Ckl.

County Superintendent HicI,lry left
Wednesday morning for u "trip ln Ken
mrky The News man attempted to
interview the genial pufc, tr Just
hclorc he boarded the train but he
would not authorize anything for pub.
licaIion except that cupid had con>id-
crnhlc lu do with hi making the "trip
back tu the Ilur Grass state aud that
they would probably return the first
Of next week.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
ATTENDED STATE CONVENTION

Rev. $. Il. Culpcpprr A. W lIoch-
cnhnll and Rev. L. A. Roll returned
the first Of the week from Ration
where they attended the BAPTIST State
Convention The next convention will
meet nl Mamogordo next year
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
LIBERTY LOAN REACHED
NEARLY FIVE BILLION

Washington, Nov & Americans re
>pundrd tu The call for Il second liberty
war loan hy subscribing $IGl75H2,a0O
an over Inscription by - per cent of
the S3OOO O0O.0 0OO asked. and only S:,S3.
O0OOOO less than the $1,000 OOO. 400
minimum fixed 10y the treasury.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
Tax Amendment Lost.

The returns indicate that the tax
amendment has failed to carry.
The result Of the judicial amend
County. Is still in doubt as no effort
was made to compile the vote before
the official returns come in.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
CURRY COUNTY ROLLS
UP BIC DRY MAJORITY

The vote IN Curry County ON the
prohibition amendment was decidedly
dry. ~ was expected. Noe II full vote
was pollcd ON account of lack of in
tc.c>t among the voters II Is impoN
sihlc to give the vote ou either the tax
or the judicial district amendment.
a, the vote was not kept track Of
The vote ON the prohibition amend
mont I'm lhn county was as follows:
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08
NEW MEXICO VOTES BIC
MAJORITY FOR PROHIBITION

New Mexico landed Squrrcly in the
dry column in the statewide prohibi.
lion election Tuesday. superintendent
Farley Of the anli-Saloon league, ella
the victory is won by 2OO0O votes,
however the correct vote will not be
known low until official returns come
in The day after the election WED
ncS'ay at $3.50 D. M the prohibition
majoriticS were summed up about
this WAY,
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08

For prompt aul pIuiulnr iob
priut'u- nhH. Th. \.N. Ht
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08

Sell your hides al Clovis Cream
and Produce Go. II.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-11-08

; . So > %@+@#4@$4 : = >
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
Lie. Verdad.
VILLA DICE QUE Ell COBIERNO
DESE DARLE GARAMTIAS..
CViene de la ga.

., ensa u Sc edita en- la ciudad de
chihuahua do IA not:cia de que el
general Nrrgu:a habia recibido II
c2rta fechada por Villa en- indie. Du-
rango. No Sc do 4 conoce ell teXto
dc esa car;a Y los ~periodicos de Chi
huahua Sc ~concretaron q expresar
rue Villa ma~nifestaba q Murguia que
!e extraEaba mucho que el gobierno
10 persiguiera, cuando 10 cue debia
de hacer era buscar su cooperation.
toGa vez cue podia ser it'll Y habia
dado mueStras de que era patricia.
Iguales 0 ~parecidos terminus apa-
recer en- Ia carta que, segun los des-
pachos trasmit;dos anoche de Chi
huahua. dirigi6 Villa q Murguia. Pue
de muy bien ser una repetici6n de
n carta enviada al comandante mi
litar carranciSta hace menoS de IN
mes. o puede ser tambien que sea
aquelia misn,a carta que hasta ahora
diG 4 cOnocer Murguia, con motive
de que el proyectado ataque de los
yillistas a Ia capital del EStado no
Sc l!ev6 q cabo, Y como una demos
TRACTION de one el jefe rebelde Sc he
la en- tan mala situaci6n, Que ahora
trata de que Sc lie conceda amnistia.
; Los informes oficiales trasmitido-
del Quartet general dc Francisco Muir
guia dicen que Villa Sc encuentra,
con solo treinta hombres, en- Ell Es-
tado de Durango, en- un punto situa-
lido entire 10 poblacion de Inde y Ia
/ Hacienda de La Zarca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
VEINTIOCHO BARCOS MERCAN'
TIES INGLESES HUNDlDOS
scryicin Especial para LA rRESsA

ScryIc,n Especial para LA rRESSa
LONDRES, Sept;embre l9.-Ei in
forme Official semanario dado a Ia pu-
blicidad hoy per el Almirantazgo
br;tanico. acerca de la destruction de
+onelaie mercante britanico, muestra
que la semana que termin0 ell domln-
ro Is del actual, solamente ocho bar
cos ingleses de una capacidad mayor
1000 toneladas Y veinte de meme de
ese tonelaie fueron echados a pique
nor las minas, O los submarines enc
migos.
e. numero de barcos mayores de
l.6OO toneladas, ha sido Ell menor que
ma habido desde que Sc inicio la cam
mana submarine sin restricciones pucs
81 de Ia semana anterior, que sc con-
siderable como Ell record mas bajo ha-
Dido en- esos barcos, fue de doce.
En- cambio el numero de vapcres de
una capacidad memo de 1900 tone!a-
das. hundidos en- esta Semana, ocupa
81 segUndo lugar en- las listas sema-
narias desde el / de Mario, pues So
lamente ell destruido en- Ia Semana
cue termin6 Z! G de Mayo, lie superb
en- dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
Sc CANCELA Ell EXEQUATUR A
UN CONSUL AUSTRIACO.

HABANA. Septiembre l9.-La
Secretaria de Estado, obrando por ms
t~rucciones del presidente Menocal'
cancel6 el ExeQuatur que sc habla
concedido al senior Herman Michael
sen. para que ejerciera las funciones
de consul de Austria-H ungria en- ell
puerto de Santiago de Cuba. Por tai
motive. el aludido senor dej0 de re-
p-esentar a la Monarquia dual. Pa
rece que Ia decision de! gobierno Sc
debe a las informaciones %recibidas,
~respecto Z que el senior Michaelsen es
taba desarrollando algunaS activ!da-
des oue el gobierno considero favo-
rabies para Alcmania, pals con ell
cual esta en- guerra Cuba, Y perJudI-
ciales. por 10 mismo, para este pals.
Ell Ministro de Espana, senior Ga
rratala celebr0 hoy larga conference
con e. Secretario de Estado Y POGO
dcspues conferenci6 con el doctor
Desvernine. quien saldra proxima-
mente para Francia, en- calidad de
Mfinistro Plenipotenciario de Cuba.
Ninguna information Sc proporciono
. /. prensa acerca de los asuntos que
havan sido tratados en- las menciona-
das conferencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
los OPTIMISMOS DEL.
Niene de Al "a. Pag.)

No. no son mil,ones de ~cartuchos
los que unicamente Sc neceSiran pa
r. pac:ficar i Mexico; son muchos
los factories que tienen que SumarSe
para esq obra giganteSca; pero Il Ia
cabeza de esos factores, debe figu-
q ell factor "credito." sin el cual
ser;f2 antilles todos los e~sfuerZos
que haga Ell gobierno c~arrancista pa
"a devolyer al pals Ia tranquilidad
cue lie a~rrebatara Ia revolution. Hay
9re deSandar 10 andado Y volver a
cmprender Ia Marcia hacia el porve-
mir. por Ell canine recto. p0r Ell uni
co cue conduce al credito, que es Ia
nasc en- cue debe d~escansar TODD 60
bierno civilizado. que aspire I me-
recer tai nombre. Ese factor. en- las
a~ctuales condolences en- que sc en-
cucncra Mexico. eS del TODD ind!s-
p"asable para iniciar o man firme
81 pacificaci0n.
iPerc. evolucionara ell ~carrancis-
mo. eS decir. reaceionara, en- el buen
sentido de la palabra?
81 no evoluciona. 81 no reaeciona,
no habri credito. Y sin csc factor,
=: ruina. y 0 ella Ia del pals, es
cast segura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
VA NO HAY GOBERNADOR EN
PETROGRADO

PETROGRADO, Septiembr1 49,
Ell gobierno provisional russo ha abo-
lido ell puesto de gobrenador militar
de Petrogrado Y restablecido el anti
guo oficio de comandante de las tro-
pas del distrito de Petrogrado. FL Co.
ronel Polkovnikoff, ha sido nombrado
Dor eli gobierno provisional, CONAN
dante de csc distrito. con poderes
para arreglar todas las cuestiones
relatives al proporcionamiento de Vi
veres V transporte de estos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
vARIos CARRos EN- COLLISION

Dos automobiles, IN tranvla Y un
wagon de carga. al mismo tempo
que IN caballo que tiraba de este III
timo. s]ufrierOn serias ~averias al echar
Sc sobre ellos un truck" que. segun
el decir de Ia ~polncia. iba fuera del
cortral de su chauffeur. el martes CO.
mo q las cinco de Ia tarde. por Ia
calie de S. Flores.
Los informes de la policia demues
tran que el auto, qIe era un true
opcrado por Give Henigan, choco pri-
nero con la parte tracera de un
tranvia, cuvo conductor era W. A.
Hunt Y que llevaba a D. F. Roberts
como motorista. FL truck" despues
de chocar con ell tranvia, torn0 sobre
un auto cue pasaba en- esos momen-
tos, operado por Elliott Jones. Ell
golpe recibido por el auto fue tan
fuerte. que aquel fue a chocar contra
el wagon de entrega de una mueble-
ria, hiriendo gravemente 4 un ca
ballo. Henigan fue inmediatamen-
tie arrestado Y llevado a la Estacion
de Policia, donde quedo detenido has
Ia en- tanto Sc presente ante Ia Cor
te r~cspectiva, cuya juez lie %impondra
Ia multa correspondence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-20
MEXICANOS FUERON
(Yiene de IA 1a.)

en- Ell acto las gest:oneS conducen-
ties a la liberation de dichas personals.
Cuando, en- las ultimaS horas de Ia
tarde de aver, entrevistamos sobre
este asunto al Consul General de
Mexico, e Sc sirvi0 manifestarnos
cue. respecto a dos de dichos meNl-
canos. Hinojosa Y Perez, Sc habia con
seguido que permanecieran en- hous-
ton. en- tanto Sc aclaraba su case par
~uicular. pero que Ernesto Franco, de-
IBERIA ingresar al Ejercito. estando
va destinado 4 Ia guarnici6n de San
Antonio. p]erteneciente a las fuerzas
acampadas en- ell Campo Travis.
En- Corpus Christy.
Tambien en- el puerto de Corpus
Christy, IN mexicano ha sido llamado
al servicio de las armas. en- ell ejerci-
to de los Estados Unidos.
Sc llama Francisco Garcia Cana
les. v pertenece a conocidas familias
de Tamaulipas,
Respecto de este mexicano, NADIA Sc
ha podido arreglar hasta el presente.
Como decimos, dos de los tres indl-
yidLos llamadoS en- Houston al SER
v:cio militar en- el ejercito americana,
han quedado, por 10 pronto, eXentos
de e., en- tanto sc falla sobre sus
excepciones; mas uno de ellos, Fran
co. debe llegar en- breves dias al Cam
20 Travis, Va en- su calidad de Soda
do.
Sin embargo, ell Consul senior Bel
tran, estl SECURE, ~fundandose en- las
atenciones que Ell casos semeiantes,
han tenido para 81 y para ell gobierno
de Mexico, las autoridades america
mas. en- que, n e aqui ell dicho
soldado. podra ~conseguir, 81 clio esta
dentro de la ley, que St tome en- cuen
"a SUI nacionalidad m~exicana, Y Sc lie
considere exento de tai servicio.