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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
READ BILL
SIMPLIFIES
ClTYCOURTS
Would Combine Judi
cial Branches In
One Tribunal
PLAN CALLS FOR
Ia JUDGES HERE
Other Cities Would Get
Bench Apportioned
To Size
By ~. y. OALNON.

(staf 0ovrsspo~ds~f Dssvots Tsm>s)
LANSING. Mich. March 3.-rhs
courts OF Michigan cities are com
ing In for an EXTRA lot OF oonsidera-
ton among introducers Of bills In
the legislature. several schemes for
revising the court system coming Up
In the senate and house Thursday.
A bill introduced by Rep. Thomas
Read. by request provides for the
ests blishnept OF municipal courts
In all cities Of 10000 Of population
or over These courts would handle
all kinds OF civic and criminal cases
now handled by Justices courts. 20
lice courts. recorders courts. and
some OF the circuit court work.
They also would handle all purely
city cases. such al ordinances
cases.
The bill calls for four judges IN
cities OF 10000 and lsss than $4,000,
with one additional Judge for every
f6fi 10000 population over the orig.
insl 10000. Populatjon figures Of
the last census are specified. This
would take In oaly Detroit, Grand
Rapids. Saginaw and Bay City. a.
under the figures OF the 1910 census.
The latter two towns would have
four municipal judges. GRAND Rap
Ids. with 10000 population In 1910.
would have nve judges. Detroit,
with 100000 population in 1910,
would havs IL.
Three years hence. when the 1890
census 10 taken. Detroit would have
anywhere from ~ to 30 municipal
Judges under this bill; Grand Rap
IDS would increase TO about Z. while
Kalamazoo. Battle Greek. lansing.
Jackson and possibly one or two
others would come In for the erca
ton OF courts with four judges.
Flint. on present population claims.
would start OF amer 1920 with I'VE
Judges
In Detroit the BIN would wipe cut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
LA TOILETTE is
RAPED BY
HOME FOLKS

y MADISON. Wis. March 2.--Ds-
clarins that United States Senator
Robert N. LAFollstte does not rep
resent the state OF Wisconsin In the
stand he has taken and in his &C.
ton IN conducting or aiding to con.
duct o nlibuster against the presi-
dent. State Senator A. II. Bennett
announced today no would introduce
Joint resolution In the wisconsin
Legislature urging LaFollette TO "cut
out the talk and ret behind the
president"
1T is time 10 QUIT talking and get
down to business" said Senator
Bennett 7 have felt all the time
that Senator LAFollette was not rep
resentins the majority OF the citi-
Eens In Wisconsin In his stand In
the United States senate, and be-
lleve II is time we should tell him
60"
Bennett wfll suggest In his reso-
luton that LaFoilette cease oppos-
FMS military preparedness and aid
the government to protect II citi.
gems in case OF war. Bennett IA q
conservative Republican.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
TROITl
IS AGAINST
WAR POLICY
Poll Shows Sentiment
Opposed To Fighting
Over U-Boats
TIMES SOUNDS
OUT CITIZENS
Peace Is Winner In the
First Test BY
337 to 227

whxtsvsr be the attitude OF Pres
idsnt wilson or the sentiment OF
congress relative to the German
Americas crisis. @ poll taken BY
The Times indicates that the pre-
ponderanes of sentiment in Detroit
IL against snSagins in war over the
U-bost Issue
canvassers were sent out By The
Times with printed ballots with In
structions TO have them marked only
by men. on the theory that II an
Official referendum were taken. II
would no doubt be himted to quail
fed voters. No particular territory
was selected for the poll, the banker
aud business men In their offices
downtown were asked TO express
themselves and the workman az the
factory was given the same oppor
tuniy.
In the hrst afternoons canvass
ST4 ballots were marked. and OF
these 5S7 declared against war and
sS7 in favor OF Il. And this result
was obtained just AZ the moment
when the tension OF the country ID
~ tho highest point With oppor
tunny for calmer reflection the
peace sentiment would undoubtedly
BE- much stronger and were the vote
az ;hc women added Il would I'm.
doubtedly be overwhelming
The canvass viii be continued snc
the result printed from time 20 TIM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Why Eat Potatoes?

at eight cents a pound the
potato IL a needless luxury, "
says the New York Board Of
Health. The potato is seventy
FIVE per cent water and the rest
is mostly starch. 1t is q good
food when eaten in combination
with proteid foods-but not
worth eight cents a pound. Cut
out meat. eggs and high-priced
vegetables and stick to cereals
and fruits. Two Shredded
Wheat Biscuits (cost two
cents) with milk make q COM
plete meal, supplying all the
nutriment needed for a hah
days work. For breakfast
with hot milk; for dinner
with sliced bananas or stewed
prunes. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
EMPLOYEES FIGHT:
ONE IN HOSPITAL,
OTHER IN CELL

Sam Wechemus. OF No. 70i Gran
dy-aye., ls In Grace hospital. suffer
ing from a fractured skull. the re
suit ot a tight yesterday afternoon
with a fellow employe in the Amer
lean Brass a Iron company plant
Wechemus was struck on the head
with an iron bar. The police ar
rested John Steanveyk as weche
mus assailant He Is charged with
telonious assault.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
BERLIN 'LOCOED'
LATIN VIEW
Argentine Thinks Germ a n
Gsvsgnwent n "Clear
Cray

BY CHARLEs p. STEWART.
(stsr Correspondent DATED Press.J
BUBsoe AIRES, March Rev.
slstion OF osymanys plot against
America called forth use today OF
the Argentine catchvord "ultimo
ioco--fresly trsnsiatable an clear
crssy"-in describing Germany In
newspaper and public comment on
the move
Argentine Was vastly interested in
the attempted German coup frat OF
all because II involved Latin
American republic and secondly be
cause II was a direct attempt by a
foreign power TO undermine the
Monroe doctrine.
II vps generally believed that the
revelation would result IN increas-
inx the favorable progress OF the
move started by Argentine for a
conference OF Latin-American repub-
lies seeking peace in Europe There
were prospects. however. that this
would be changed to joint action
directed more toward q "quaran.
tine" against war by the republics
psrtfes 20 the scheme. The United
States has not been invited 70 Join
the plan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
FRENCH LINER
is OVERDUE
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March The
French liner LaTourains 10 bslisved
here today TO be two days ovsr6us
on q trip from Bordsaux 10 New
York. Altho no word has rsAchsd
here OF her sailing, II 10 believed
she left Bordeaux some time last
week. carrying passengers. The
French line ofnces have expected a
wireless message from her for "a
hours.
Oficials Of the line declare no
anxiety 10 felt for her safety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
POLICE DETAIN
HUMAN arsenal

Sam Riceo was placed under ar.
rest az . disorderly person by ON.
GERS from the Hunt-st. station He
ir alleged 10 have armed himself
with a shotgun. two reviewers. and
o belt oiled with cartridges. follow.
ing an argument with his wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

In army circles in Washington Il
is believed the new chief of the
aviation bureau will be Lieut. Col
John ID. Bennett. who has been call
ed TO the capital In connection with
aviation matters. He has taken a
thoro course in aviation at the San
Diego school OF the army.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
skull fractured In Crash.

Thorwaid Berg. Of No. iolT JET.
ferson.sve.. u in the receivins hos
pital. suffering from fractured
skull Bergs automobile eollided
with a street car Thursday after.
neon. at Grand Riyer and Second
ayes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

A. Putnam Cleaveland. for rs
years connected with the sutomo-
bile industry in Detroit, died sud.
denly OF heart diseass, wednesday
night in windermsre. fla. where
he had gone with his daughters. for
q change OF air. Mr.. CleaveIand was
70 years old and was In active bust.
ness until three years ago. He was
one OF the original stockholders IN
the Firestone Tire a Rubber com
pany. He made his home with hts
daughter. Mrs. Y. J. Lattleneid. No.
"a Frederfckavs. The funeral will
be held Saturday afternoon. from
the home. Another daughter, Mrs.
Mendsen. OF Piainwcll. Mich. sur
wives. She was with him at the end.
interment viii be In woodiawn Gem.
etery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Public schools in the United
States have an average daily attend
spce OF ft.21s.45s pupils
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

An tee yacht. under favorable con.
ditions. can make far greater speed
than the fastest express train
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Parrots are considered by natural
ists Ia exhibit the highest degree az
intelligence Of any species Of birds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Kansas leads all the states in the
number % it's cities under the com
mission form OF government.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09
Sc RUMORA QUE Ell GAR HA
ESCAPADO....
(Viene de la "a.

ina podido con3irmarse tai version
Dor 10 que es probable CUE IA noticia
10 paSe de ser uno de tantos rumo-
res dc los cue ahOra Circular y So
Dropagaa, apr0yechando las circuns-
tancias que prevalecen en- csc pals.
LQNDRES, Diciembre S.-Los guar
djas que Sc haIlaban Ell los airsde-
doreS del lugar Ell dondc eSta priSio-
nero Ell cX-Czar Nicolas, en- las cerca
Mas de Tobolks. Siberia, han sido
'usarmados por los soidados y mari
aos bolShcvikis. segun sc dice Ell las
noticias recibidas hey en- esta capital,
Drocedcntcs dc Fetrogrado. Los I!de-
res Bolshevikis intcntaban tras!adar
al eX-Czar 4 algiu otro lugar mas
SECURE, temiendo que pudiera ser
Iynchado.
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Osnna Sc eGesrga de Ia
camp2z2 en- Ia from
terra de Tamauiipas
FH3 comiSionad0 por Dieguez pa
ia cue baticra a las iuerzas
del general A!naZan

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Dictem-
bre A c~onfirmar oficia!mente que
eli mov.miento rerolucionario que los
.fciicistas estan G~e=arrol ando en- los
Estados de Tamauipas y Nue.
vo Leon en- las -egiones proximaS a
Ia frontera, ha venido I'm insorre
DC caracter ofic'a! dado a conocer
en- el puerto de Mat&moros, Ell dia de
aver.
e c~omandan,e mil:tar de Ia veci-
ma plaza JIian 5. Flores, ~anunci6
haher recibido noticias of:ciales
IL cue el general Manuel NJ. Dieguez
Sc ha encargado dc Ia direction de
n cqmra7a contra los revoluciona-
~;os f~elicistas = que para ell mejor
ix;to de Il dicha campaNa, ha conf
sionado a. general Carlos Csuna,
cue So hallaba desempenandO Ell
cargo De iefc mi'itar de Ia region de
Tampico. para que empyenda la cam,
pa6a en- Ia region fronter.za, Gu
briendo Ia Inca fGrrea que une a
Natamo-os con Monterrey V dedi-
candose . crmbatir a las fuerzas
oue baio las 0rdeneS del genoa.
Almazan oreran eG IA dicha region.
De ~acCcrGo con I'm, informe dado
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LA SONORA DE SAJLLES ES
AHORA La MUJER
Wiene de Ia Pag. 5s.)

dare toda nj vida"
Ell pequeao Jack, portando ana pla-
ca de diputado Sheriff, CUE ie habia
obSequiado el Sheriff PhineaS Sea-
man, entro con djgnldad en- cl salon
dijo:
Mama. c2anGo vamos d .iugar otra
vez?" En- seguda salto sobrc ell re-
gaso dc 81 madre y le acerco su ca
IA L Ia de ella. "Sabes. lc diio. que
&c anno mas que a todas las cosas en-
q mundo? Lo sabes? E]ntonccs va
nos a jugsr."
"Jugare contigo. Iuego que estos
cahalieros So vayan, dijo Ia se6ora.
"Bueno. dijo Ell peQueao, pero ellos
10 picnsan irse, estoy SECURE"
Respues de 10 cuai saludo alcgre-
nente a todos los prcscntey, tendieu-
doles ia mano y d~eseandolcs muy
bUenas tardes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09
Fl Grail, 0jeda 2idi6 am
DaTo contra aCiOs de Ia
STia, de Guerra
Dice que, dado ell cardcter dc
civil que tiene, no deb= juz=
garsele miIitarmente

VERACRUZ, Diciembre Con-
side:ando que es mas seria la situa'
ci6n en- el Estado de Neracruz que en-
Ell de Puebia, no obstante que en- este
u...mo los zapatistas estan dominan
80 en- ~ gran RECON. ell gobie-n0
l.u sacado gran nIme-o de tropas en-
cargadaS de Ia carI5ana en- Puebla Y
las ha enyi&do q Neraccuz, para hacer
IreYte al moyimiento feliciSta que va
a;:4uicicndo extraordinaria importan-
cia Ell estQ ertidad.
FL general Cesareo Castro, hernia
nc del sub-Secretario &c Ia Guerra,
ouc cStaba de comandante militar de
Gstado dc Puebla, Sc ha hecho cargo
de las cperaciones en- Veracruz Y sc
propone atacar al principal nuclcU
fe iciSta Que Sc sabe Sc cncucntra eli
las cercanias de Cordoba, con las
fucrzas que t-ajo-cerca de mil qui
~nieEtoS hombres-y las que vienen o
pe-ando en- csta entidad a las ordenes
de Ja-a. Ell sntiguo iefe de o~peracio-
mes. que ha demostrado SCI iNcapaz
de cvttar cl d~esarrollo del movimien-
TO encabezado por ell general Dias.
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uN NEGOCIO BUENO QUE
Viene de Ia Ia. Pag)

era una nina?
-PueS hoy e una nina por 10 cue
cuita, no por 10 que di.
Y e. hom5re nos exp'ic0, punto por
n"G;o. . titicii de il s;tuacjon auto
mov.i:Se;ca =! p~-esente, de6ido I in
numerals causaS.
In primer Iagar, desde haze dos
t!as, los dgeuos de AUTOMOBILES tie
nen una oueva obligation quc cum
pIir:
IA 1c otorga- una sianza de diez
mi pesos para que sus carro> dc al
qriIer nuetan andar poc ,aS Gales,
Ia i!anza puejc dspositar=e en- e
-~cctivo, 0accria coHs:stir en- una fir
ma soivcntc para 81 ayun,2miento. o
ser ?agada en- aoonos mens2ales 4
ma casa ~euc-rgata de dar esta c!ase
e f~inanzas, condicion mcludib,o pa
~ e. negoc;o.
Ademas, ha; CUE pagan veintirco
pesos dc pcrm!So Al municirio, sietc
sesenta al Lstado : INA pcquena ruo-
= de matrjeuia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-09
E~NCUENTRAN TRA6AJO. d
giene dc la LAP

dimic0toS IUc;nE cUyo aprendiZaie
A3cmaS, ell aiEunas ~hacicndas de
ia cHtidad mcrcionada. habia una
escaS"S de- brazos. que la venido L
scr suTiida con Ii presencia Dc cst0s
enigrantes.
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Los ulius cn'crmps u"crsiiau WRtIL~
CREAM N~rENlFiGF. .Grrw1 N9pHHtfHra
dc NhJte E-jt rrcl!Ia 10 >ulHairUl"
Lc~truyc la !ouhrirr- =: g. que lIaya NJ
-llIia-. ~iIIp ga" "bra "nmp UE luu!rp for
ia.creiU" del e-tGInIgu ) IL 'u> ial"s;.npS.
j'rerip. sc. rpr bgl"ila. He NciIia pnr Il.
Cohu and Co. lAEYl.
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'IG.0G De GRATTFICACIOa. dos aios d.
susCrIpct6n 4 Ia PRENsA. 0 libros por
lguaI valoT. Z dulen de inFOTmes del pa-
radero de TeGdosto Gnazalez. Culen Ell iat5
sc hallaba en- Reno. Okla. Dtriitrse q Ro-
t0lf0 GonzGlez flores, Box i3i, READ
PA. -Ci2ta.b
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hlrrEF .21DL'' - r".-ss.v a. 80 "
r.aCU Flores, J de 81 eSpOS8 oJsera VekT-
dcS: ileEnH tres iiioS. sue tltilnas noii-
cFls las tive de IN pIeblIto del CoudadO
lie Tom Green. Eecalu vi lilO de siis.
cripCl6u = Ia PIiENSA a quicn ne nc IN
rD"Iu"s eNaUtp>. hirijicnduse q Antonio
Flores, Box 90. WEINERT, TEN. g!0
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Cuando aecesite libros en- espanOl
diriiase g ignacio e. Lozano.-I1S
n. Sta. Rosa Ave San AntoRio, Tax.
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Dos daras n1eXiCanas
(Viene de la Ia. Pag)

guerra frances, para ser t~rasladadas
a territorio de Francia, pero no tu-
rieron mas remedio cue obedecer.
Anses de abandonar Ell "Reina
Cristina," la sonora Sherer declare
ser de nacionalidad m~exicana, esposa
del senior Hugo Sherer, %banQuero
bien conocido de Mexico, que IA que
dado en- Espana, y Ia senorita que Ia
acompanaba, su hija.
Services de acompafarme, madame
Terminates los heterogeneous, ell
t~eniente de navio dijo a Ia senora
'ornel de Sherer:
-Servios de ac~ompanarne, NADIA
NE: de verdad lamento las mo!estias
cue he de causaros asi como a vues-
ira hija, pero obro por instrucciones
superiores. NADIA temais, que sereis,
asi vos como la mademoiselle, trata-
das con toda clase de cortesias.
Y las damas mexicanas -ueron con-
ducidas a la lancha que esperaba
unto al "Reina Maria Cristina" Y
lievadas, :juntamente cen TODD ST
equipaic, al transporte de guerra
frances que debia conducirlas a te-
rriforiO de Francia.
FL captain del trasatlantico dio
orden de Marcia; ell gran Darco Sc
ouso nuevamente Ell Marcia Y los
viajeros no supieron mas recpecto Dc
Ia suerte de las damas m~eXicaHas
letenidas Ell medic del mar baj9 2!
cargo dc ser espiaa del g~obierno
aleman, por ser, respectivameH,e, Ia
,sposa Y ia hija del banquero ale
nm QUE ha pasado la mayor partc
le 81 vida Ell Mexico.
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Para llcvar sol6ados.

Para Hcvar solnadoS. :
-Adcmas. nos dcria nuestro jnfor-
maat2. hoy tenemos clertas difficult
tades para admitir eli nucstyos carros
a los que aU:ss "hacian" 81 negocio :
= los so!dados.
FL publico eSta eutsrado &c los
tragicoS successes en- Cue algunos chau-
ffeurs han pcrG!do la vida. de los at
cidentes graves ocurridoS q otros cue
han tenido Ia d~esgraria de admitir en-
Ia Gale. Il bordo de >uv AUTOMOBILES. 4
grupos dc >oidadoS.
Al p~resente. : para evitar que csos
atentados SC Tegjstrcn. los soldados
no pucjep ocap3.r eli IA Gale los autos
dc aiqui'sr. sino que debcn II en- 81
lusca q lbs -ayaees, para que ALI Sc
tome meta DC quieHcs son los que les
ocUpaG.
TODD este hacc qae. en- opinion de
maestro hcmbre. el negocio sea hoy
POGO bouancible.
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tuaEdG aeccSiTe iib-Os Ell eSpaRol
ds-'iase 1 IgRscio T. Lozaao.-l1S
y Sta Tvsa Ave San Antonio, Tex.
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Csicd " euardc cs;a direction para Qut
p Ia mUc>trc 4 sus amigos que Sufren
lie ral!OS. ncZiuiHus. zI2GtHs y SralO$ dt
10 p..I. Cen 2!5r.. Ell llmDre- p~yStlie< Quf
ne rymila, lie maEGO j rUclia' &c Currec
'Ta2ro DC porte, una CdiiIg Ge peTlada
iuazdlcZ. La mejUT del mundo para CsiaS
Intermediates. peruelyO 81 dinerO o il
nerSULa tue e cure y 10 sane.
E>9iRIDiON GONZALEZ.
,. D. Rn. j!2. LAR 30. TEX
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$50 II GEArigIJACIUN j Guieu re in
fprlu5> Diet rdrrtcrU tc ruCsi:o hijD Gui.
'ier.uu Martinez Casablanca, luIru - ha-
lIaba IN UCtuhTe tie 1915 cn 0kisiIoma.
DiriJ!rsc u NLIen Martinez . MargaFita
ClSahIlnra de Martinez. LiGLE PASS.
Texas. t59
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CCESA GRATIFICACIoN q la persona que
Dc H;uTmeS iel paraderD de mi esposs,
JOsc!a Larg2eZa de Meta. 3 Dc mi hijo
antonio NeIia. que ttesapaFeclerun de Ar
seuIiue. Hans. el Ola 3 de Diciembre. pi-
gIigse = fygijio NeJ.a. =. O.. Box .,
ARGENTINE. KANS. CHI.
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pE>L0 ~lbrr 81 pGradero de nj herniano
Antonio PedrUAa. qtlc Ell 1915 II encOnira-
b3 cn NarU. son. DE - aiioS lie edad: Sc
fiaS PARTICULARS: II andar falSea UH pic.
barr 500 De GHATHELfEIuN a gGten in
foTluc d Ramdn PedrUza, PiEGN, COLO.
tSisl.
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PESOUISAS-

rip GelirtH. milo tie Isaac Beltran y Sole
dat Scryaute> dc RcIirin. IiHce nuev"
mrsc> Que c,criblG DE- Merlin. Tex. DiTi-.
lir>r q .NnlDrIo C8rdenas. -: Noc ST,
ITSTIN. TEN. iGiil.
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HpNBRE ,rTcn. SrTio. frabaiatcr, labrle-
70. dc>ca c0T!rayr IuaulmGnlO con Sel0ri-
u rOErc. >crII- IHicrCSadas c>Criban i
oscar bEIr7-. MACEDONIA, TENAS., T.
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MATRIWONIALES

ESQ c~OrrcspUndercil con %SeIorita next
ana. llcaor a." - amos, ODicln Tnatr!-
Tenr" = afly., ' SOY tTabatatCT :
iunrado. D~l.ljirsc 4 lose Sanchez. Boz
~. N~uHTNLT. hRT/. ira.
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~ Cr%D
Risuug~. Nrii:i. NrFliu~. E,lrRacU
'rhH:,Isd. IUEurryI. GUta Niiitar, Il
rcrhauipni"' MEMBRANES = CuIcrmeLa-
.c> DC in PitI de- HiJadU.
paSen ..,s u-.-t ne Isle 2 r0r COIL
.vItc au"Grsf t-'l >-UfauG. j>rel .Lg-
,r iis'H~ r-'r GRATIS. C-I-tJ este
c"n;Gigu 'r hsg" ga lr-5>frv I'll CAI-
.Iyn u-.u'ltiH.
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Avisos de OCCASION

II r. s.EuLEZ GOMEZ. riEns-Uargsn
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