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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, In and For the County Of
Sheridan.
In the Matter of the Estate of w. A.
MOREY, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, Anna Morey, administra-
trix of the estate of w. A. Morey, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, 20 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication of this no.
tice, to the said Anna Morey, at the
Office of j. j. Gunther, Plentywood,
Montana, which said office the under
signed selects as her place of bust
ness in all matters connected with
said estate.
Dated this the 26th day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1913.
Date of first publication November
29, 1918.
ANNA MOREY,
Administrative.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29

Special attention is called to the
Tanner & Best ad on page five of this
ISSUE
John Flair, Of Redstone, was a bust
ness visitor at Plentywood the first of
the week.
Jos. G. Boeckman, of Julian, was
transacting business in Plentywood
on Monday.
Mr.. Harry Loucks, of Redstone.
was business caller in the county
seat Monday. i. >
William Haase, prominent Outlook
farmer, was a business visitor to the
county seat Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Gronvold and,
family visited with Mr.. Gronvold's
relatives in Canada last Sunday.
nedu Cne nalf page ad OF the Mon
tana Motor Company in this issue.
Ford is making cars again-joyfui
revolution.
Miss Emma Crone, of Whitehall.
attend the Farm Bureau meeting and
transacted other business in the coun--
ty seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bantz, Mrs. Clair
Stoner and John Stoner, of near Out
look motored to this city Monday to
attend the Farm Bureau meeting.
l.. S. Smith, leader of the Nom
partisan League in the Welliver coun-
try, was transacting business in Plen-
tywood the first of the week.
Jack Duggan, who recently disposed
of his dray business, last week sold
his confectionery and tobacco store to
Bob Medved, who will enlarge the |
SUCK anu carry line or newspapers |
and magazines and will also open a
laundry agency.
Ed Wallom, one of the live wire
farmers of the Outlook country, was
In Plentywood the early part of the
week. Mr.. Wollam is booster for
farm enterprises and is a sticker from
Stickville. 0
Mr.. Edward Iverson, we'll known
and respected citizen of the Antelope
country was in the county capitol on
business Wednesday. While here he
hunted up the "old barn" and made
this paper very pleasant visit.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29

Oscar Collins was in the county seat
on business yesterday.
| Editor Vezina of the Dooley Sun
was in the county seat on business the
first of the week.
George Bantz and Nels Thomson of
the Outlook vicinity are in the county
seat on business today.
Miss Margaret O'Grady was Plen-
tywood visitor from the farm near
Raymond on Wednesday.
Charles Lundeen of the Outlook
country was a business visitor to the
county the early part of the week.
Mrs. B. K. O'Grady and daughter,
Margaret, who have been ill for the
past fortnight with the "flu" are now
about again.
The weather prophets tell US that
there will not be another storm center
until January 9Th. This promises a
fine. open Xmas season.
Gus Vail, manager and promoter of
the Montana Stores Company, with
headquarters at Whitehall, was in the
county capitol on business Tuesday.
The young folks of Plentywood are
enjoying themselves skating on the
pond southeast of town. There is not
much opportunity for his sport in this
part of Montana, and the young peo-
pie are making the most of the oppor-
tunity.
Bert Godfredson, progressive
farmer of Antelope, was a business
visitor at the county capitol the first
of the week. While in the city he
took advantage of the opportunity to
call at the cold barn" and have his
name put on the Producers News list, |
saying, 81 can't get along any longer
without the best newspaper in Sheri-
dan county.
R. B. Martin, league organizer and |
speaker, who has been organizing in
he territory of Dooley and Westby I
or the past month, completed his ter
story Wednesday. Mr.. Martin will /
address mass meeting at Dooley
Saturday at one o'clock, when he will
cave to fill several other speaking
lates before he returns to his home at
Spokane, Wash, to spend the holidays.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29
GREAT STOCK SALE

I wish to announce that | will offer
for sale at A. J. Jensen's Farm, q
miles from Antelope on Wednesday,
Dec. A, at l 100 p. M, 40 head OF young
cows and heifers and 6 coming 8 yr.
old steers. Many of these are spring
ing now and some due to freshen by
Christmas and later.
Time will be given until Oct. 1,
1919, on good bankable paper and lib
eraI discount for cash.
A. V. HOPKINS.
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regiment sailed for France because OF
poor health. However, he served ms
country just as effectively, perhaps,
as if he had actually gone over there's
for he raised and harvested bumper
crop of wheat.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29

Elmer Nickerson, well known Out.
look farmer, was in the county capt.
toll on business. last Monday.
The board of county commissioners
were in session the first of the week
and will meet again next Monday.
A fine baby boy was born at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Zeidler
last Friday week ago. All concerned
are doing well.
Fred Umbreit, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past two
weeks with the flu and pneumonia, is
now well enough to be about.
Auctioneer Jensen was in Plenty
wood on business the first of the week.
MI. Jensen is very popular auc-
tloneer, having many sales dated
ahead at all times. He was the demo-
cratic candidate for representative at
the late election but owing to the fact
that he was taken very sick with the
flu, he was unable to makela campaign
at all.
Hans Dlxson, very prominent
farmer who resides in the Dagmar
country, was in the county seat at
tending the executive session of the
Sheridan County Farm Bureau. Mr..
Dlxson is one of many very prosper
Gus farmers of the Dagmar country
who take prominent part in any and
all activities in which the interest Of
the farmers are concerned.
Edward Arnek1ev, well known farm
er of the Antelope country, was in the
county metropolis on business We'd
nesday. Mr.. Arneklev is stockhold-
er in the Peoples Publishing Com
pany, and while in the city he paid a
visit to the sold barn" and looked ov-
er the plant WHICH is the best and
most complete newspaper plant In
eastern Montana and is only a half
year old. The above gentleman is
pleased with his investment. While
at the office he ordered a nice job of
printing.
Edward GobA, prominent young
farmer of McCabe, was in Plentywood
Wednesday on business matters per-
aiming to case which he has pend |
ng in the district court. He was ac- |
'ompanied to Plentywood by his at
'orney, Attorney Lunke of Sydney, |
Montana. While in the county seat
Mr.. Gobbs made the Producers News
'ffice pleasant call. Mr.. Gobbs was
me of the first of the Sheridan coun-
y farmers to be called to the army
1t the outbreak of the war but he waslI
discharged from the service before his
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29
$4,000 REWARD

$4,000 reward will be paid for in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of the culprits who, lately,
broke the windows and committed
other damages at the Corckery school
house, in District No. Fl, three miles
northwest of Raymond.
Signed, ERICK MELGAARD,
Clerk,
District No. 81 Sheridan County,
Montana.
Dated this 9th day of November,
1918. 1921
The Producers NeWs=S2. 90 a vear
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29
ATTENTION. FARMERS,

The Peter Westerlund sale in the
Dagmar country occurs Thursday, De-
cember 9Th. Read the ad in this issue.
many farmers will be present. IF
there is anything that you want listed
it will pay you to crank up the old
car and attend.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29

The special interests might reflect,
if in truth their brains are not too fat
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29

The Producers New@$2.OO a year.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-29

b bos SfS2 hogs s there '1 ss, +
-.os-1llllng NonpartisssSs' 1,
fG 2nta sALE-Good y ~
class condition s'' 71 sasn,
&C. good on one and deve e,,ls '1',
er: Price $3.50 ''p I'VE lee
office. lnqQire ).
The Producers NsT,~sS>:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-02

Section 1872 in Article IL.
Rroposed ~Amendment.)

The state may issue or guaranteS ..s
payment Of bonds, provided tnat al LII HI he
in excess Of two million dollars sna,l "
eecured by first mortgages upon req .
tate in amounts not to exceed one-nalL "
tn yalu or upon real and personal prop-
erty Of state-owned utilities. ENTERPRISES
or industries, in amounts not exceeoth h
its value. and, provided further, ina tne
state shall not issue or guarantee oonos
upon property of state-owned utilities, en-
terprises or industries in excess OF ten
million dollars.
No further indebtedness shall De m
CURED by the state unless evidenced oy
bond Issue, which shall be authorized py
law for certain purposes. to be clearly ae-
fined. Every law authorizing q bona Is,
sue shall provide for levytng an annual
tax, or make other provisions. sutnclent
to pay the interest semi-annually, and me
principal within thirty years from tne
passage Of such law. and shaA speclaAy
appropriate the proceeds Of such tax, OF
of such other provision to the payment OF
said principal, and interest, and such ap-
propriations hall not; be repealed nor the
tax o. other provisions discontinued unti
such debt, both principal and interest,
shall have been paid. No debt IN excess
Of the limit named herein b be incur
red except for the purpose OF repelling m
vasion, suppressing insurrectaon, deteno-
Ing the state in time of wal OF to provide
for the public defense in case OF threat
ened hostilities.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
MEXICO Sc SURTE EN- CUBA DE
AIUCAR
(Vienc de Ia LAD

Sc mtorna, sin efhoarGo' que e
gobierno de Cuba esta en- Ia h'eJof
disposition de autorlZar e! enVio d
Mexico de una considerable cantidad
de azucar,-articu!o que escasea no
ta0lemente Ell aquel pais-para Cd
tener, en- cambio, combuStlole' qua
Cuba neccSita urgenternente hasta
para aseEurar "a pfotlha gran E"-
fra azuc&rera.
FL gobierHo envlo instruccloncs al
Encargado De Aegocios &c CUBA en-
Mexico lpues cI MinIstro EIen!po-
terciar;o, ST.. Ajuria. sc eneuentra en-
csta capitaI) para cue propuSiera at
gcbieT2o c~arranc!sta caAola ounce
mi. t~onelaGas, o mas 5! era neeesar!o'
tie &Zucar, por aceIte mineral y haf'-
IA.
Fl Secretario dc kstato recio'o
aver IN m~ensaje de! r~eprcsent&H.e
cubano c. la ciuGad de Mexico. d.
ciendo que e. subsecretario de Rela-
cionarios EXteriores, liccnciado Gar
"a Perez, le habia not!ciado Que Me
%ico ruede eAV!ar i Iuoa' d c''"".o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
Oefunciones.
La POLICIA Y LOS AUTOMOBILES

Para los agenteS de la auLoridad.
el aumento de AUTOMOBILES ell el ira
fico de las GALES de San Antonio. ha
S!gnificaGo IN graz aumento de ira
bajo, pues diariamente los amantes
de 10 ajeno Sc apoderan de varias
de esas m~aquinas. poniendo en- movi-
miento a Ia policia para que las en-
cueDtre. Aver en- las primeras no.
ras de Ia manana Ia policia recupero
IN automovil Ford, marcado con eI
registro numero I'LL, que Ia ncche
anterior fuc robado a una sonora cue
10 dCi6 fuera del Sentinel Rito Tenn
pie.
A las once Y media de la nafiaua,
Sc recibio aviSo en- Ia estaci6n central
de policia, de que habia sido robado
el autom6vil Ford, modelo 1915, mar
| eado con el registro 2761. Sc dieron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
Una sangrlenta ira
gediia en- Ia ca|Ie
de Lakeview
Perecieror un hombre y
una Rr,ujer y otra quedo
srayemente herida

Despu6s de una disputa sostenida
entire ell senior Clifford Shannon, ferro-
.arrilero del I. and G. n, Y su esposa'
aquel disparo 81 pistola sobre su
auier dejandola sin vida. Uno de los
oroyectiles .le atravezo el oorazon.
Ell ferrocarrilero Shannon nc solamen-
e do muerte a su ~esposa, sino que
tambien hirio q II CESSNA, pues una
ic las balas de su revolver atrcve-
so una pared de MADEIRA Y fue & pc
earle a la sonora de Wilson, que Sc
encontraba en- 81 h~abitacion, muy a
'ena de 10 que ocurria en- la pieza
contigua. Cuando Mr.. Shannon sc
ito cuenta de que su esposa estaba
muerta Y cscucho los gritos de Ia We
ina, pidiendo auxilio porque habia
sido herida, volvio el arma contra 81
Sc do aviso de 10 ocurrido q Ia
7~olicia, Y tambien Sc habl6 por tele-
fono q Ia casa Shelley and Lorine, pi-
iiendo IN automovil ambulancia para
transporter a los heridos al hospital
ara qIe allr Sc les prestaran las O.
-enciones que su estado exigia.
En- los precisos m]omentos en- que
ferrocarrilero Shannon fue removi-
10 de Ia anbulancia a la mesa de o.
3~erac;ones, dej6 de eXistir.
Les finados esposos Shannon dejan
4vtrfanas a tres ninas. la mayor de
2'ias. Clyde, de Is amos, Y dos ge-
ne!os de once, Ruby y Alma.
IA sonora de Wilson Sc encon-
.-a5a anocne b~astante delicada, te-
miendose que pereciera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
declarada
inocente Miss
BurgemeiSter

Aver a las 1918 Ell Jurador que
! conoci6 las CIRCUMSTANCES del proce-
go instruido a Ia senorita Hedda
! Burgameister, con motive de la muer-
te del senior Otto Koehler, acaecl-
da la noche del IL de Noviembre de
1914. en- una casa de la Avenida
Hunstock. rindi6 su veredicto favo-
rahle para la acusada, quien obtuvo
su absolute libertad.
A. las once de Ia manana, los MEM
bros del jurado dieron caenta de que
habiaa llegado a IN acuerdo Y desde
iuego Sc procedi6 a buscar a! juez W.
S. Anderson, de IL sra. Corte de Dis
irito, quien por encontrarse enter
NO delego sus facultades en- ell iuez
Minor de la sra. Corte. Este tom0
desde luego possession de su cargo; pc
70 Sc tropez6 con algunas dificultades
para ~encortrar a los llcenciadoS
Campbell. Chambers Y Watson, de-
f~cnsore; de IN acusada. Para las do
&c Y cuarto, va TODD estaba arreglado
yuma vSz Que e. Secretar;o de Ia 3Ia.
Corte hubo pasado lista de los iura-
dos. Sc di0 lectura al faLo de estos,
cue declare inocende a la senorita
Hedda Burgesneister, del a~sesinato
del senior Otto Koehler. Cuando Ia
senorita Burgemeister Sc enter0 de
Quc habia salido bien librada del pro-
ceso. c0nmovida cast hasta las lagri-
mas. Sc dirigi1 q los ciudadanos que
f0rmaban el iurado Y a cada uno de
s!los le estrech6 Ia mano, eypresin-
.Iolc SUI gratitud. La senorita Burge-
me!ater, acompahada de numerosas
D~erSoNas de SUI amistad, abandon0 la
casa de Core, dirigiendose a su re-
sidencia. Con este Qued6 termina-
10 ci mas ruidoso asunto judicial
GEa Sc ha ventilado en- los Tribunal
les de San Antonio, dada Ia elavada
representation social del senior Otto
kceheler, quien era considerable CO.
no e, mas rico cervecero del Sur De
'os Estado5 Unidos Y como uno de
&C mas emprenGedores hombres de
negoc.os en- el Estado de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
HARINA ROBADA

En- una tienda de infima categoria
u esta en- Ia Gale Sur Laredo, fue
encontrado aver tarde. por los de-
f-ctives Ruhnke V Guerra IN saco de
~harina, dc As libraS, que habia 81
10 robado de I'm almacen de provi-
stones.
Despues de descubierto este robo
fueron detenidos IN individuo ape
lidado Esparza, que vagaba por la
misma Gale Sur Laredo Y otro ape
lidado Faustro, que encontraron los
detectives en- Leon Springs. Los dos
rresos quedaron en- Ia Estaci0n Cen
raj de Po,icia, pendientes de inveS-
tigaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
: DE- Las 0FICINAS De POILCIA ~
DE DOS LOCoMOTORAs

Aver tarde, en- la esquina de las
Avenidas West Fall Y Conception, de
IN tren de pasajeros de la compania
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Sc des-
prendi0 Ia locomotora numero 375,
cue fue a chocar contra n locomo-
tora de patio marcada cor el nume-
70 176. Como c~onsecuencia de es-
ia collision murio Mr.. Tom Cawlory,
de Waco, Texas, quien piloteaba Ia
'ocomotora del tren de pasajeros.
e. maquinista y el fogonero del
Yen de patio, sufrieron heridas que
los tienen al horde del sepulcro. Los
los heridos Sc e~ncuentran curandose
en- ell hospital de Santa Rosa, por
cnenta de la compania ferroc2rri'era
rionde prestan u servicios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
sus cabeIlos, los
haee hermosamente
fines, Iustr9sos
OndulaHtes
iPruebe este! Toda Ia caspa des-
aparece y deja de caerse ell pelo

Seguramente, pruebe el 'Purifica-
dor del Cabello Danderine," 81 desea
listed duplicar IA belleza de sus cabe-
los. Unicamente hrmedezca un pa
no O lienzo con "Danderine' e in
troduzcalo cuidasosameIte entire sus
cabellos, frotandolos l~igeramente al
mismo tempo, Y este los limpiara del
polvo Y de toda impureza en- unos
cuantos minutes, 10 que lie causara
gran asombro. Su pelo sera ondu-
lante, suave-y a~bundante, y poseera
una Incompatible cabellera. iustrosa
y eXhubera2tc.
Ademas de hermosear ell cabello
una apiicacion de Danderine disuelve
toda particu!a de caspa; vigorIza ell
cuero cabe!ludo, y evita las picazo-
hes y la caida del pelo.
La Danderine es al cabello 10 que
las rcfrescanteS lluvias Y el sol, a las
plantaS. Va derecho 4 Sus r%aices, Y
las vigoriza Y las fortalece. Sus pro-
piedades vigorizantes estimulan la
fuente de su vida Y hacen que crezca
ell cabello' fuerte Y hermoso.
Con seguridad que puede listed te-
ner III pelo bonito, uav y lustroso
Y en- gran cantidad, 81 procura listed
luego una botella de "Knowlton's
Danderine." en- cualquier botica o
perfumeria, V Ia pone a prueba, de
acuerdo con sus d~irecciones.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
INCENDIO.

Los bomberos de Ia estacion cen
tai acudieron aver a las 7:05 A. NJ,
a Sofocar IN incendio que Sc inic;6
en- "a casa numero 511 de Il Gale
Santa Maria. Como tambi6n acuGia-
ron las maquina extinguidoras del
cuartel de Ia .Avenida Main. en- an
momento fue extinguido Ell voraz ell
mento. que produio perdidas de eS-
significaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
NEGOCiACIONES PARA ABODE
RARSE DE LOS BARCOS
ENEHIIGOS.

WASHINGTON. Enero 23.-Se We
va en- persepcctiva Ia conclusion de las
n~egociaciones e~mprendidas r2r este
gobierno con eli del PERT a fin de que
Sc lie perrita hacer uso de los barcos
de guerra alemanes que sc encuen-
tran en- puertos peruanos. En- dlcnas
u~egociaciones sc ha declarado QUE Ell
Peru podra manejar por su cuenta di-
chos barcoS.
Las ncgociaciones similares que Sc
han emprendido con el Paraguay,
siguen desarrollandoSe sin que Sc
p9eda anunciar adn que estan pr6Xi-
mas 4 tocar a su fin.
Con referancia i esta question sc
ha hccho ell concentrate de Que Ia ma
yor partc de! tonelaje aleman que hay
en- Ia Amer;ca del Sur Sc encuentra
ea les puertos de Chile y de Ia Ar
gantina Y que, en- vista de que esos
paises no han roto con los Poderes
Centrales, no Sc puede disponer de
los barcos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
Cuanda neccSiIe hires en- espanel
diEiiase i IgnaciJ E. Lozano-I1S
\. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.

todos les Dormeaorcs De csta rlaqui-
ma, para. faci!i;ar su idertific2ci62
Dcspues del medic dia, I'M agente
del servicio de trafico condujo a los
depoSitos dc Il estaci6n central de
pelicia, ell autom6vil Overland. con
ell registro numero 80 de 'Sinton, Te-
xas. CUE fue encontrado abandonado
en- la csQuina dc las GALES No. Pine
" Grayson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
NUENAS OBRAS MILITARSS

En- el campo Stanley. que esta en-
Leon Spring, Texas, a unas treinta
millaS de San Antonio, van a en-
~prenderse nuevas obras militares. pa
"a RECONSTRUCT el Quartet General del
Coronel John D. Hartman. Jefe de la
escuela de Oficiales del Ejercito. ALI
establecida, que fue destruido por un
incendio Ia madrugada del ultimo
domingo. FL fuego Sc inici6 en- la
pieza donde estaban las oficinas de
telefonos, debido a que fue cargada
con bastante lena una estUfa que
proporcionaba calor a los operadores.
FL Coronel Hartman dice cue no
es tan lamentable Ia perdida del edi-
ficio, cuyo costo es mayor de ......
100000, cuanto IL destruction &c
Ia Recommendation de IA EScuela de
Ofica!eS, con 10 que Sc ocaSioaa I'm
gran trastorno para Ia formation de
Ia hoja de servicios de los eStudian-
ties Y acarrca I'm enorme Y labori5so
trabajo para reponer esa documen-
tac!0n.
No solamente Sc emprend-r& Ia
reconstruction del edifico destruido
por ell fuego. sino que Sc procedera
. levaHtar nuevos aIojamientos para
poner a Ia escuela militar refer;da,
en- posibil;dad de coateaer = cuatro
mil cadetcs, que seran los que reci-
ban instruction en- Ell pr6ximo cur
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
Notas bTeves de Ia cIudad


En- el pueblo de Normanna, Texas,
fallecio el joven Jacinto Amaya, a
la edad de 16 amos ocho meses, por
10 cue sus padres el senior Sabas
Amaya Y dona Loreto B. de Amaya,
Sc encuentran inconsolab,es, igual
que los j6venes Isidro. Simon, SabaS,
Avelino, Hipolito, Be!en y Loreto,
todos ellos hemanos del finado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
TERNiNO 81 CONGpESO MEDICO
REUNiDO EN- PyEBLA
fFie3e De Ia IA. raCE


"S!s''iC'" ue' mayor nU.lleIo ~ los
oe'egaUoS Eli Stia sc o!eron a COMO
'eF 'e@Ia'eaeS DC los 'raoalos heIhoS
Fo' e. ConGreSo ) Sc pro2ealo a Gle
&" !" nSec'.>" encarE&"" &c IL OF
sani]"''o" "ei seN'o o'nEfe'"'
h1S u~1S,H""""S para fHIesE1r IL
eH" Jun'" !ueroh' occ''r Jose iefsSs'
COMO PreS'"eA'e' doctor '~efhaAao
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
NECESITA CURARSE

Por disposition de uno de los nc
dicos del municipio, fue recogiGo on
amb1lancia Y conducido al hos
pital de la ciudad. Francisco Bali1-
mino, para que ALI Sc le atienda dc
ira enfermedad que padece.
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