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Americans. and Australians
Recabture Prisoners and Get
so Boches for Good Measure

correspondent spent with the Ameri-
cans q big bunch Of mail arrived
from home and there was great
jubilation among the men to have
letters from the folks as a reward FOR
their work in the trenches. One
young fellow came tearing around,
waving a torn dollar bill, which he
had just found in a, letter.
T got 1t, I got it, he yelled, with
delight.
Five francs, kid" laughed an Of
ficer who was standing by.
TT amt, it's dollar, and it's
from home" and the boy was off with
his treasure. All the Americans are
anxious to get into the fight again
and are watching eagerly for the
next CALL
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President VIII
Veto Ne1e, Price

Washington, July S.-President
Wilson will veto the annual agricub-
tural appropriation bill because of
the rider agreed to by both senate
and house, fixing the government
minimum guaranteed wheat price at
$2.40 a bushel.
This information was transmitted to
Chairman Lever Of the house agri-
culture committee today through
Postmaster General Burleson Just
before Speaker Clark had signed the
Dill preliminary to sending it to sthe
White House.
Officials estimated that if the $40
price for wheat is approved, the
price Of flour would be increased by
approximately 50 a barrel, with an
increase of from two to three cents
IN the price of a loaf Of bread. With
S2.40 as the basic price. wheat prob
ably would sell in New York att$2.75,
a bushel, it was said.
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ThOrSO11 HOnOrS
An Old Em1bIoye

Peter Therkildson, linotype operat-
or at the Grand Forks office OF The
Normanden, was on Saturday nonored
nent Of the paper with q ban0uet in
honor of his 26 years service.
Mr.. Therkildson Is we'll known
among the typographical unions Of
the state, as ne always has taken a
the betterment of worktngmen,
At the banquet p o. Thorson
spoke Of the many years faithful
work done by Mr.. Therkildson, and
reviewed the progress that had taken
place during the time they had
worked together on The Normanden.
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COURSE FOR INSTRUCTORS.
Inv A Rshcia ted PraRsN

Washington. July 8.-A sixty day
intensive course to train college men
as assistant instructors in the stu
dents army training corps will open
July 10 at Plattsburg, N. Y; Fort
Sheridan, H., and Presidio Calf,
The war department announced that
colleges which enroll the minimum
of 100 able bodied students for the
students training corps will be in
wted to select a number Of men to
take the course. Regular army Of
fcers will have charge and members
of faculties as students are eligible.
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Several Bankers
TO- Mamdum> Meet

Several Fargo bankers have an
y;;1iIncsd their intention OF attending
tI9s sfxtaenth annual convention Of
the North Dakota b leTs' association
held at Ndandan July II and IL
'FTShe nurlber includes w. G. MRCfad-
dan. secretary Of the North Dakota
Fankers' association, who Will make
his annual report on the first day Of
the convention.
sentatives Of the.s several Fargo banks:
Dakota Savings bank. B.. Y. Moore;
First National bank, d. J. Wetser and
Fred A. Irish; Merchants National
hank. Frank r. Scott, cashier; North
ern Savings bank, H. P. Beckwith;
Observation-Disclosures bank, H J.
Hagen.
Tine Equity International bank has
not yet announced its representative.
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SANDERS WANTS TO RETURN.

Joseph A Sanders, Of Fargo, who
was honorably discharged from the
United States Marine corps in June,
1917, re-enlisted at the local marine
recruiting office yesterday. During
his four years service, Mr.. Sanders
was stationed at Hawaii and Santo
Domingo. He was a member Of the
Santo Domingo expeditionary forces
in the skirmishes incident to the en-
gagement at Guagacanes, July g.,
1917. He is a sharpshooter. Upon his
discharge he was awarded the gov
eminent medal for good conduct.
Three other men were sent to- Paris
Island, S. c., last night: George
HaenseI, LaMoure; Oscar Fossum,
Fargo, and Bennett Johnson Clarissa,
MINI. At the army offices two en-
listmerts were reported, Gunnar
Haugen, GaIesburg, coast artillery,
and Francis P. Mccormick, However,
ILL.,, infantry.
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TO
Hear Message
From Big Tent

A message Of patriotism for BEacca-
bees from the supreme tent, and an
the win the war; program, which
has received the 100 per cent endorse
ment Of the order, will be brought to
Fargo this evening by A. w Frye,
Detroit, Mich, supreme general dep
uty.
Mr.. Frye will address Maccabees of
Fargo, Casselton, Davenport, Leonard
and other points adjacent to Fargo
in the Sons Of Norway hall this eve
ming, and will be honor guest at a re-
ception afterward.
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TRAIN GOES TO NEW YORK.

Manager Mark Train Of the Kruse
store left the latter part of the week
for New York where he will spend
several weeks buying. He was joined
at Chicago by Mr.. Kruse and man
ayers of the Superior, La Crosse and
Mankato stores. Extraordinary
market conditions caused these buy
ers to leave for market somewhat
earlier this season than usual.
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LODGE NOTICES.

Chas. T. Wichert. H. P: The com
panions OF k e. ShaPteEl h a N:
convocatton at o'clock this evening
to pass upon an important item of
business.
c. H. Chapman, clerk NJ. w. of A.:
m, Woodman hall. Dep. e. T. Chris
Jensen will be with US to make final
arrangements. for class adoption
meeting Of July %. All Woodmen
cordially invited to attend
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THEATERS.

Isis-Alice Joyce in "Triumphs of
the weak.
Liberty-Margarita Fisher in 1.-THE
Square Deal.
strand-Clara Kimball Young in
The Common Law.
Grand-Vaudeville.
Garrick-George Bebans in 'One
More American.
Princess 49, Frank Keenan,. Robert
Edeson and Alma Hanlon in THE
Public Defender.
Orpheum-Lowery's Greater Min
strels.
Castle in Convict 993'', all=receipts
for Red Cross.
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TuckER nlsAPPEARs.

County Auditor w. R. Tucker dis
appeared from his office Friday ev-
ening, declaring that he was going
to forget it" for awhile. He didn't
advise anybody where he was going,
but chances are that he'll show up
Tuesday morning with q string Of
fish.
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MEL SON ON BUYINc TRIP

John Nelson Of the Olsen F'urni-
ture Co., has left on a semi annual
buying trip for the Olsen company.
Mr.. Nelson will visit Grand Rapids
and other furniture centers, attend
ing conventions of furniture deal
ers and otherwise acquainting him
self with market conditions.
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Whv L Was ballad az.
OUTING PARTY RETURNS TopAy

The party of agents of the Lincoln
National Life Insurance company
from North and South Dakota. Mon
tana, and Minnesota, who left here
last Wednesday to spend a. week at
Fair Hills summer resort near De-
troit, Mimi, are expected back this
evening.
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RARY GlRL ARRlNEs-

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Graham
are the parents Of nine-pound baby.
girl, which arrived Friday evening.
The mother and child are at a Fargo
hospital, doing excellently.
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ENDERLIN PARTY ON TOUR.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson Of
Enderltn, who were guests at the
Waldorf over Saturday, left for Min
neapolis Saturday night. Accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Of En-
derlin, they are making the trip by
car, stopping off at Detroit for a
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Mr., and Mrs. Frank r. Scott. 1907
Seventh street south, are the par
ents Of a baby boy who arrived
Sunday morning. The mother and
baby are doing very well.
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BILLY M1sKE IS nrArcHrn.

(By Associated Press.y
New York, July 8.-BilIy Miske, the
st. Paul light heaVyw eight, was
Smith for an eight-round bout to
take place next Friday, July IL, at
Jersey City.
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FLETT GETS PROMOTION.

Lewis s. Flett who although past
the draft age, enlisted in the U. S.
according to word received by his
uncle, George FIett, Sergeant Flett is
now at Camp Meigs, D. c..
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NeoUs About TOcURe
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Oline s. Anderson and husband to
e. B. McCracken, g rs # Of lot IL blk
8 Huntington's subd Chapin's a'd; $40.
Maggie Greer and husband cd
ward) to Chas. Furcht, 40 # of lots
80 to "a and 40 # OF IL # lot 20.
blk 81 Reeves ad; $4,000.
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Mr.. Frye's subject will be. "'Pa-
triotism"
Mr. Frye is carrying the supreme
tents message to Maccabees through
out the country, and from North Da-
kota will go to the province Of Mani
toba, Canada. Twenty thousand Mac
cabees are in the service in the Unit
ed States.
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RIRTHs (fronn the recordal.

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Tivis, 3O3
Roberts street, son, July 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas Ander-
son, 1915 Eleventh avenue south,
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DEATHS.

George Curron, IS, Mapleton, N. D.
Peter GeFmestad, so, HaIstad, Mimi,
Fargo hospital, old age.
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Helm WILL ENTER ARMY

E. L. Helm, clerk at the Powers
hotel for the past three years, and
who is in the next draft, leaves to-
day for ST. Paul, where he will visit
before entering camp.
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COMMISSIONERS MEET TUES
DAY,

The Cass county board OF COM
Hnissioners will resume their July
meeting on Tuesday morning.
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SPANISH GRIP SPREADS.

NDy |AaDUt4Fk+NtA II 5oF''l
Berne, July An epidemic Of
Spanish grip has invaded Switzer-
land and is spreading rapidly, at
lacking particularly persons under
40 years Of age.
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ENDERLIN Party ON TOUR.

BANK CLEARINGS.
Today, S310, 626.65; year ago, $327,-
443.46.
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IELEGRAPHERS
REMAIN AT WORK
Strike Called for This
Morning, Cancelled at
Last Moment
nv Associated Press

Chicago, Ill, July s.--The strike
of telegraphers employed by the
Western Union Telegraph company,
set for 9 o'clock this morning did
not take place, the order for a strike
having been revoked by s. J. Konen-
kamp, president OF the Commercial
photographers union after a long dis
lance telephone conference with
Secretary of Labor Wilson in Wash
ington.
Secretary Wilson asked the head of
the ,telegTaphers' union not to allow
interference with the transmission Of
messages ''of vital consequence in
the prosecution of the war" and Mr..
Konenkarnp announced that the
strike had been indefinitely post
poned.
THE strike scheduled for today
will not take place for the present"
said Mr.. KonenkaHnp. at Is deferred
and I hope will never be called. We
believe we shall obtain justice
through the agency Of the govern
ment, and In this belief not wishing
to emharrass the government in the
war, we are willing to wait a reason
able time for an adjustment"
The strike call was issued after
the Western Union declined to ac-
cept decisions Of the national war
labor board of complaints =, Of en-
ployes of the company, that they
had been discharged because of their
affiliation with the union.
Why II Was Called of. -.
New York, July 8. 49, President
Newcombe Carlton, of the Western
Union, gave out the following state
ment this morning. 49,
1.-THE cold facts are these: On
Sunday afternoon strike meetings
were called by the Commercial Teieg-
raphers' Union in all the principal
cities. In many cities there were SO
few present that the meetings were
abandoned. Out Of our 10000 odd
operating employees exactly Sc at
tended and joined the union for the
purpose OF a strike. This is the one
and only one reason why the pro-
posed strike was called OFF.
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CROPS HARD HIT IN MONTANA

CrOps In eastern and northern
Montana have been hard hit by the
Otis 3. Larson, formerly of Fargo,
but more recently OF Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson have been at
Lake Melissa, guests of his brother
Ira Larson. at the latter's cottage,
for a week. coming to Fargo Satur-
day and are now guests of his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Ole Lrson.
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RAIN NEEDED AT W4EATLANE
R. b. Boyd, Ninth street south, has
returned from Wheatland this coun-
tY, where he spent two days looking
fter his farming interests. While
is need for rain. There was no rain
fiji that district Saturday or SUM
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TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

FOUND-Lady's pocketbook. Owner
can have same by calling at 1116
10th ST. N.
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GIRLS WANTED at Emmons Laun
dry, ITO 18th st. N.
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Bolmeier, Erie; 3. Kahle, Verona; B.
Weichert. Minot; L. e. Mats. Sutton.
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DACOTAH-Aug. Jungnitsch, Page !;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson and fam
lily, Beach; Alfred Wovwode, Manta-
dor; Ed Wovwode, Mantador; F. Bar
nett, jamestown.
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TWO furnished rooms, lavatory and
toilet attached, for light housekeep-
ing; house modern, close in; no chill
dren. GIT 3rd Ave. N.
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Viene de la La. Pag)

Hon dc barriles de petroleo cada ter
Ger dia, desde que Sc abrio. Por fall
ia de tr~ansportes, la mayor parte de
los pozos han estado siendo tapados.
Esa region es sin duda alguna, ell
campo ~petrolero conocido mayor del
mundo, por su production, pero las
complicaciones de los asuntos inter-
~nacionales mexicanos y la falta de
vapores-tanques, "a hacen relativa sin
valor.
Las autoridades 1,avales dicen Que
aunque parte de productos estan
vlniendo a este pals y parte van a
Inglaterra para ell uso de la marina
britannica, todavia no Sc utiliza nj
una decima parte de la capacidad de
production de esa RIGA region me-
xicana. A este se'ha debido ell que
Sc haya propuesto Ia construction de
las barcas de concrete de I'm tipo
especial en- forma de ~capsulas, para
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En- Estados Unidos Sc esta organizando
Viene 10 Ia 1a.)

te del Partido Obrero russo, y Elias
Rosenthal, quien durante los ulti-
treinta Y cinco ano ha sido el
abogado russo mas prominente en-
Nueva York.
Pocos momentos antes de Su par
tida, Rosenshal, en- representation de
los demas comisionados, declare a Ia
prensa, que el proyecto la sido dete-
niGamente estudiado asi como cuida-
dosamente tratados todos sus deta-
lies. No es esta-dijo el abogado
Roseithal-lna irresponsible acciOn
tomada en- I'm eatuSiasmo del momen-
to. e. proyecto que vamos a presen-
tar q los f~uncionarios de Washing
ton tiene Ia sanction de Ia Fedora
cion de las org~anizaciones ruSas de
los Estados Unidos V del Canada Y
representa- ell Sentir de todas las So
ciedades rusas, de one debe hace-se
tcdo 10 possible por la salvation de
Russia.
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De acuerdo con Kerensky.

Agreg6 el abogado Rosenthal que
TODD CT proyecto, asi como sus deta-
lies. han sido elaborados en- colabo-
raci6r con los Representatives. de ke-
rensky en- el eXtraniero. Sc habia
convenido en- I'm principle en- que ke-
rensky ~viniera a los Estados Unidos
para dar cohesion y,fuera al movi-
miento provectado, pero los aconteci-
mientos registrados en- los u!timos
dias han favorecido en- extreme los
planes de los organiZadores de dicho
movimiento.
Ell ultimo sabado, Sc anunci6 que
el Presidente Wilson esta dispuesto
4 romar una acci6n definitiva en- 10
oue toca q Ia ~situaci6n de Russia, asi
como que el gobierno frances estaba
animado de las mismas ~intenciones.
Inmediatamente, el comita executive
russo de la Federation de las organi-
zaclones rusas fue convocado para
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I'm proyecto para transporter Ell petr6leo de Mexico

'aransportar Ia mayor cantidad posi-
Bile de p~etr6leo. Esas barcas podrfanr
transporter rapidamente ell petr6leoi
a Nueva Orleans, en- donde Sc lie DO
dria dar ell refinamiento rudimen-
tarlo que necesita, para que Sc pue-
da utilizar como. combustible para Ia
marina. Ese aceite es de I'm grade
bajo y no c%ontiene UT gran porcen.
tale de gasolina, pero es I'm buen
combustible, 10 que 10 hace apropia.
do para la marina, Y en- una MEDIA
mayor aun, para los 5arcos ingleses.
10 que demuestra vendria a releyar
la gran carga y preston que hay sobre
los campos petroliferos de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
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que le c~apturarou algunos caballoS
enSilladoS, asi como n bandera YER
de. Pero no Sc cree en- III triunfo,
deSde Ell momento en- que, segun 10
eXpreSan las mismas notlcias, el ie-
re carrancista, despues del encuen-
tro, march0 con 81 genie, hasta Ia
hacienda de La Alameda, donde
eStablecio Su campamento Y 6esde
donde mando una communication a
Reynosa dando cuerta de su triunfo
Y recomendando al mismo tempo que
Sc enviaran mas tropas.
Paso una partida
Mientras este ocurria una partida
re~volucionaria Sc internaba en- terri
tOrio meXicano por un punto pr0Xl-
mo q Hidalgo. Dicha partida, seguR
los informeS por nosotros recabadoS,
obraoa simultaneamente con otra que
Sc habia approximate q Ia frontera, en-
IN sitio ble1 distante, para facilitar
el paso del licenciado Martinez Y sus
companeros.
Sc ignora 81 los elementos que cru
aaron "a frontera por las ~inmediacio-
mes de ReynoSa, que Sc sabe son par
tldarios del felicismo, van a operar
en- Tamaulipss de acuerdo o en- COM
binacion con las fuerzas- caealleris-
tas. pero es 10 mas probable, va que
unos Y otroS combaten al gobierno
carrancista.
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LOS YAQUIS ANlQUiLARON
Una COLUMNA CARRAN-
CISTA
Viene de la la. Pag.)

mo en- MOvas Sc aarece de ALOHA
mientos aGecuados para los heridos,
muchos de estos permanecieron en-
las GALES del pequeno poblado, du-
rante ell tempo Que e. estuvo ALI de
paso para Empalme.
Los indios yaQuis, despues de on
Sumada 81 haZana, Sc reHlontaron q
la sierra donde tienen sus campamen-
tos V a donde jamas han llegado las
tropas del general Gales.
Agrega ell informante que los va
quis han entrado nuevamente en- ac-
tividad en- aquella region y que cada.
semana ocurren encuentros entire
fuerzas carrancistas V partidas De al
zados, siendo muy frecuente que los
y.quis venZan a sdS enemigos.
discutir los pasos que debian de dar-
Sc, habiendose resuelto que una CO.
mission, que fue nombrada al efecto,
Sc trasladara a Ia cildad de Washin-
gton Y conferenciara con Ell Presi-
dente Wilson y, ell S%ecretario Baker,
para yer 81 es possible llevar a cabo
ell yasto proyecto.
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90 CALIENTE. Zac.
PACHUCA. Hgo.
PAJACUARAN. Mich.
PANINDICUARO, Mich.
PARACHO, Mich.
PARRAL.. Chin.
PASO DE SOTOS, Jal.
P.ATZCUARO. Mich.
PENJAMILLO, Mich.
PENANG, Gto.
PIEDRAS NEGRAS, Coah.
PUEBLA. Pueb.
PUEBLO NUENO. Gt0.
PURISIMA DEL RINCON, Gto.
PUREPERO, Mich.
PURUANDIRO, Mich.
QUERETARO, Gro.
RINCON DE ROMOS, Ags.
RIO VERDE, S. L. p.
SALAMANCA, Gto.
SALTILL0, COah.
SALEATIERRA. Gto.
SAN BIAS, Topic.
san FELIPE. Gto.
san FRANCISCO DEL RINCON,
Clio
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.ERCA DE REYNOSA COMBATEN
Giene de Ia LAP

rranciStaS en- Ia froEtera, "a partida
rsoelde que trabo combate con par
te de las fuerzaS de Ia %guarRicion de
ReynoSa eStaba tornado unicamente
lie treinta hombreS. Y mandabala IN
cCronel caballerlSta liamado Jose Ma.
Rodriguez. Este fue = de los je-
feS c~aballeriStaS que tomarOn e! rum
bo de ia frontera de Tamaulipas con
Texas deSpueS de IA evacuation de
Cfudad Victoria, con 81 objetO de de-
sarroliar SuS actividadeS en eSa 20
M, suponiendose que perSiguiendo e.
preposItC de cauSar perJu!cloS al ira
fico fe~rrocarrilero entire Monterrey Y
Matamoros V aun en- el de hacerse
de elementos en- IA Inca diviSoria.
Ell encuentrO
E. e~neuentro entire los csballeris-
tas comardadoS por Rodriguez Y las
fuerzaS carranciStas que eStaban d.
rigidas per IN captain llamado Da-
vid Al6erete, Sc registro, como va de-
jamos dicho, en- Ia hacienda La Ar
guellena."
Los carrancistas dicen que triun-
faron sobre sus adverSarioS V ira
tan de probae 81 aserto maniteStan-
do que hicieron 4 Ia partida de Ro-
driguez ans baja, varios heridos y
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EQUAL DE ESTOS ES SU PUEBLO?

JUCHlpiLA, FAC.
LA BARCA. Jal.
LA CRUZ DE COSALA, Sin.
LAGOS DE MORENO, Jal.
LAMPAZOS, y. l..
LA PIEDAD, Mich.
LAREDO, lamps
LEON. Gto.
M~ANZANILLO. Col.
MARAYATIO. Mich.
MASCOTA, Jal.
MAZAPIL, Fac.
MAZATLAN, Sin.
MEXICO, d. F.
MEXTICACAN. Jal.
MONCLONA, COah.
~MONTEMORELOS, y. l..
MONTERREY. n. l..
MORELIA, Mich.
MOROLEON. GtO.
MUZQUIZ, Coah.
N~AHUATZEN, Mich.
NOCHISTLAN, FAC.
NOMBRE DE dos, DgO.
NUMARAN, Mich.
OAXACA, OAK.
OCOTLAN, Jal.
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AGUASCALlENTES Ags.
ACUTTZIO, Mich.
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