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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
Give Your Surplus
Locust Trees for
Use i'm Ship Work

An appeal is being made through
Mayor j. l.. Vaughan to the people OF
Pcndleton to sacrifice their locust
trees as a war necessity In aid of
building wooden ships.
r. w. Gates. president Of the West
ern ship supply CO.. is here' from
Portland to purchase all such trees
offered. lie states they pay SIS a
cord for the locust wood. His com
pany was recently Communicated by
the government and Is working di-
dcctly under government orders.
Mr.. Gates SAYS that while they are
anxious to get all the locust wood
possibly and viii pay SIS "a cord for
all offered. the government Is not
asking the people To sacrifice trees
really needed for shade, but that
there are locust trees In Pendleton
that there are locust trees In Pepdle-
ton that would hardly be missed and
even improve the grounds by being
cut out
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
COUNTY
RAILROAD MEN WILL
TAKE $4,000 BONDS

John NJ. Enbcrg and Martin King,
the former from La Grande and the
latter from Kamela, are in Pendle-
ton soliciting railroad employees for
Liberty Loan subscriptions They re-
port the men responding literally,
Many Of them in a way Ia make the
bond slackors." of which there has
been some talk in Pendleton, sit up
and take notice.
As an example they tell of c. a.
Nordiue. section foreman of Pendle-
ton, drawing a salary of about Sl25 "a
month. who has subscribed for $500.
Tho following three Italians. making
about $50 a month. have taken $500
each: John Lucaua, Antoine Menola-
Ciau. paskuaio Rupomon.
A. w. Purdy, one of the four min
ute speakers for the road, addressed
the employees at Rieth In the interest
of the loan, and before noon $4,000
had been subscribed. The employees
of the company at pendleton yester-
day afternoon subscribed for $500,
and they are finding the average sub
scription. including laborers and ALL
will be better than 500.
Mir. Enbcrg says the total of bond
from O-W. n. & n
employees in Umatiila county will ex-
ceed $50,0oo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
HOME SERVICE" OF
R. C. INVALUABLE
Superior of Section in
France Tells of Cases
Which Come in.

The work Of the Home Service Sec
ton OF the Red Cross, as organized iu
France Is under tho supervision of e.
O. iiutchins. Jr, vice preHidcnt OF the
Bank 81 Commerce of Sew YORK City
a iotter froih Mr., iiutchins, written iu
France, aud Just received, contains the
folloWingi
"fou cannot realize the value Of
service that comes through nay hands
in what is called Home Service a
girl writes that her young man came
over "a year ago from Canada. leaving
with her an engagement ring, ana she
has not heard from him. She do"a
not know the namu or number Of his
regiment, man sends me an tho
regardinR mortgage
that iH 10 be forerinsed on his home
in LouiHvilie A boy writes that he
has had letter from hia HiHter aayinR
hia nthor iH Oklahoma cannot iiyo
three weeks, because of a cancor, aud
wants cable sent Ca inquire. a boy
SAYS his wife or mother writes him
that they are needy hecause uo inuuey
from his allotment ana allowance has
como 90 thom since last October, Al
nffiner in a hospital nsks ~ have hia
trunk, which iH ionii found, A hof iH
found in hospital who win soon ho
able 90 return 10 tho front, and It do
veiops that a New York nowapapor ru-
ported two weebH ago that DO wnH
dead
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

French grown-ups do not Ike exer-
else that muses. them up. and hence
rough housing" with the Americans
arrived. q French Riddles take to Il
like ducks TO water. and an Ameri-
can IS popular article because he
will let youngsters Chamber an over
him. ana play.
The Yankees like It. too. for II
seems bit like home. Thcy have
taken It as duty 20 teach French
youngsters to play ball, and In every
village in the evening ono sees do2-
ems Of games OF catch going on. usu-
ally a Yankee playing with French
poys and girls.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
BALFE ULRICH MADE
STUDENT BODY CHIEF

A student houy meeting was held
this morning in the high school for the
purpose OF clcciiug officers OF the
students and the heads 81 the Lantern
staff Since Harold Casey aud Lloyd
Montgomery have left, being president
and vice president OF the student
body respectively. these Officers had
Co Doe reelected. BALI Ulrich was
nominated as president and Edward
Thompson as vice president and, as
there were no opponents they are un-
aniu0usls elected. The editor and
business manager Of the Lantern cl-
ccted were Alfred Koepbon and Ra-
mey Thomps0n, John simpson of the
fophOuorps was elected Nell-lcader.
The question of the tanning Of the
freshmen was unw brought up and it
is announced that committee for
this purpose viii soon Doc appointed
Through their president Richard
Lawrence. the Sophomore class chal-
lcnged the Seniors 10 fight 10 see
no would put their letter upon the
fire house near the school. The Semi
ors accepted and the fight VIII take
place Monday night Before ADJOURN
iug Harold Casey. last years prcai-
dent Of the student body and "a proni-
nent athlete. urged that athletics be
held this year even if the war has
spoiled the teams. Iio and eight other
Pcndletgn boys have enlisted In the
Marines in Portland where they saw
Sergeant Young who formerly re-
cruiied ia NEia city and drilled the ca
diets of the hlgh school
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
Has Cap Worn in Two Battles.

J. y. Boyd has In his possession an
overseas cap which was worn in two
battles IN France. IL was the prop
crty Of Sergeant Richardson of tho
i46th artillery, who wore it al the
battle Of Chateau Thierry, having
been presented with IL by comrado
who WAS in the first battle Of the
Aarnc. Richardson was wounded ana
sent home 20 act as an instructor a.
Camp Pike, Arkansas. and when iu
Pendieton recently he gave the cap.
bearing the gold figures "l4G" 40 Mr.,
Boyd. who IN return prcsnntcd the
sergeant with a campaign hat Tho
cap is Of the type worn under steel
helmet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
Hardly a Drugstore in the Land
That Does Not Sell This Remedy

appette, feeling Of lassituio and q
general weakening Of the system. lt
is then that you should promptly take
a few bottles of $. S. s., the great
blood purifier and strengthener. II
will cleanse tho blood thoroughly and
build up and strengthen the whole
system. s. S. S. Is sold by all drug
gists. Valuable information about tho
blood supply can be had free by writ
ing TO the Swift Specific Co., "a
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
BIGGER AND BETTER
Is SHOW SLOGAN
Continued from page ~

foot now to bring in another carl. ad
to be sold on the last day of the show.
Seventy-fiVe dollars Is being offered
In prizes for the cows producing the
most butter fat in the two day contes'
A new schedule has been figured out
whereby an age and location handi-
cap is made use Of giving "A youns
COW an etual oppoltghity with the
mature cow and cow in milk six Of
eight Taon'hs an equal opportunity
with a frosh COW. Premium lists will
b. out In icw dJy@.
Some of tn. new features this year
VIII hc canning contest between
telms Of thteo stGd' ~ from Vsri'
our schoois and there viii be a foo'
exhibit, corsif ~ Of pastry made
Under the war /, gu'ations. There
/ IN also pe a. EXHIBIT Of rcmodsiled
cIoihing aud household conyen.enccs
arranged oy Ms iorcpc Parker. Nha
s. ili also -tv. characterization wan
dairy products during the two days
show.
4 hitching contest viii be given IN
which the boy who harnesses team
4 and bitches them to "a wagon In the
shortest time win win the prize. A
milk testing contest viii be held boy
v hlch students from the various
schools In teams OF three VIII compete
4 for prizes for testing milk. is another
/ innovation this year.
Tho usual students Judging contest
win be held on Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. In this contest four students
s from one school may complete by
! placing class from five dairy cows
and class OF five hsgs and glyiug
their written reasons for so placing
them. There VIII be evening perform
an res also.
Competent judges viii be here from
distance To place the awards. Cnr.
rC pondence IS now being conducted
tu arrange for the same.
County school superintendent W.
VI Green, Miss Parker. home demou-
81 alton agent. and NJ. $. shrock,
county agent. are deyotlng portion
Of their time to help make tiiis show
a 5Hccess.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
Temple WIN ITlod.

Tho will of the late John r. TEN 2le
was filed for probate today by VIII N.
Peterson, attorney for the estate The
witnesses a. the viii are G, T.. A. Lon
oIgan aud e. W. Brownfield, II Il
dated January 20. 1918. The value ~
the property iH estimated at $4,000.
and Dr. T. e.. Temple and ". ~, Tenn
pie are named as executors. The pro-
porty is divided among deceased
twelve living children, who are: Or.
T. q. Temple. E A. Temple. MrH. Al
ice smnuds, Mrs. Minnie Harvey.
Mrs. Dorcas Morton Mrs Hattie PER-
iHus, Grover Cleveland Temple.
George Washington Temple, gilbert
Temple. John E. Temple Jr. all Of
Pendieton; Mrs Mary Tuule, BIZ
Sandy, Mont. Mrs, Ettie simonds.
Portland. The four children Of tho
late william T Temple are given 5000
each. They are; Roy, Ralph, YER
Temple ana Mrs Ethel r. Crcs2cn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
YANKS ARE WINNING
FRENCH TOTS HEARTS

WITH THE AMEnlcAN ARMY
~ FRANCE. Aum sg,- tiiy nHii.i -
A. least one Honrfniian 81 French
men and wamen VIII idolisn Ameri-
ehnH,
American soldiers have won their
wsY into iheafta of children of France
oRefYwhore in tho army Euno.
Tho American loves children, nH
can be- seen in any village whore On,
H troops are stationed. ono never
PASSES through YlllaEeH without seeing
soldiers au rrpnHe plnYinr with
Nronch youngsters. Tho children
crowd around the first Yankee they
see. fo "roughhouao" aud PLAY ball,
These are two forms ~ rport the
Frnch Y0un7Htcr h9d not known
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
@5 NEWS ORD
PEMDZEIQN


In a meeting of the Sophomore
class yesterday evening the following
advisors for the class were chosen
from the faculty: The Misses Grim.
Harrison and Duff and Principal In
low. The class fees were fixed at 81
"a semester and guards were appoint
ed 10 see that every membr of the
class attended the meetings. As
basktball manager. Alberta McMonies
was elected and Jens Torgeson was
elected for the same position for
boys basketball.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
ROY ALEXANDER WINS PROMO.


r. Alexander received Yesterday af-
ternoon the following wire from his
son, Roy, who is in the quartormastcr
department at Camp Lewis; My
dearest father and mother just receiv-
ed promotion TO rank of quartermas-
ter sergeant first class which is high
est non-commissioned office that !
can holu in the quartcrmaster depart
ment I am quite proud OF this and
wanted you TO know. You can tell the
BOYS"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
On the Market Half a Century,

When YOU arc in perfect health,
and are enjoying a strong and vigor-
Gus vitality, it is then that your blood
Is free from nll impurities.
You should be very careful and
give heed to the slightest indication
of impure blood. A sluggish circula-
tion is often indicated BY an impaired
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
ErTEGT op viCronY TnEMEN
UInia,

NAFfNUTON, ueL 4A hiRh 81
nc.h 0f iha navy department today
declared chat tho American and allied
sunHhlnH of ihe nuraEfo naval base
viii have marked effect upon the
Macedonian operations, allowing De-
fFrer pnHaHHe ~ mens munitions nud
supplies 30 the Macedonian reHion.
Th0 rioforYs moral effect BE- tFemen-
f0rH
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST "FIU'
TAkEN.

Ernest pohncrt. pendleton boy
who is I'm the navy and stationed on
the T.. :. Seattle. writes that an pos
slble precautions are being taken on
ship board 70 prevent the spread OF
Spanish Influenza. Every man on
board gets special medical treatment
each day and special throat sprays ard
hclng used Ernest Says tnat mani
have fallen ill bat that so far he has
been fortunate enough 20 escape.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
Incldcnlnllv. whIlo the

incidentally. while the Yankers
laro Americanlzing the coming gener-
alton OF France. they are winning the
hearts of mothers In France. who
can hardly understand how and why
the Americans will bother themselves
to notice little folks. II Is YAM
kco characteristic which wins
France.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
WARSHIPS DESTROY
DEPOT OF SUPPLIES
IN MIDNIGHT RAID

hOME. oct f-The Italian admit
faiiY iodHg announced that American
submBrinr nhnaara destroyed tW0 enc
my submarines in e naval raid on mo
Austrian naval base ~ DufHHen,
NOME, oct. a.-"ifuliHn ana iirii-
lFh Wnrships at midnishi "Wednesday
penetrated the mifsn guarding imr
faI10, entered tho port and entirely
deHruFcd tho f0riifioatpna depot
auppiting the Austrian army in A.
iHuin. Thnf sank cneniY deHirafefH
aud dohir0frd transport and liahi
craft"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
SENATE CONFIRMS APPOINT
MENT.

wAsHINGToN. oct. 4.-Tho SEN
alto has confirmed the Presidents APP
pointment of Victor Murdoch as mem
ber OF tho federal trade commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Tho schedule given below REPRE-
rnnfa fhc classcs in the snrcical drcss-
fnra department ~ the Rcd Cross. the
form ~ work and tbc supervisors
scheduled for tho week from Mon-
day. September So. to saturday. oc~
toisrr 8. inclusive. The classes begin
~ so O'Clock and are conducted m
fhc cluh room OF the county library.
To any or an of these classes vVomcn
who arc not already identified with
roeuiar work are urged 10 come.
Forty-fivc thousand forceps sponEes
are to bc made and a cordial welcome
awaits an who win give "a nart ~ their
sue 90 the gauae folding Department
Monday afternoon, folding class.
Mrs. John Thompson.
Cutting class. Mrs. n. A. sprinkle.
Evening. business girls. AIRS. J. c.
Woodworih.
Tuesday afternoon, folding class.
Mrs. Il. IA Power, cutting class Mrs.
James Wclch.
Wednesday morning. cutting class,
Mrs. John Adams; afternoon. folding
class. Mrs. T. T. o'Bricn; cutting
class. Mrs. James Estes,
Thursday afternoon, folding class,
Mrs. Il. h. Boydcn, Riverside cutting
class, Mrs II. S. Garfield; evening.
Honor Guard class. Miss Pauline
Jones.
Friday afternoon. folding class. Mrs.
l. /. Rogers; cutting class, Mrs }.
c. Woodwork
saturday afternoon, cutting class.
Mrs John Adams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

Mr. 81, -. Baldwin lon to-day for
d fhrce weckE yisi iu ForilaRd ami
seattle,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

f. r. Lester Of Pilot Rock was in
Z Fcndleton yesterday on business.
Jos. y. sishcr, Nolin. is a business
VISITOR in PcnCleton.
Mrs. Lima ~ shaw is visiting in
Spokane at the home Of Mrs C. o.
Trench.
SIR. and Mrs C. s. Andrews Of San
Francisco are in pendieton, stopping
at the Hotel 81. George.
r. T. McKeloy is in Pendleton for
the day. registered al the 81. GeOrss
rom Caldwell. idaho-
Claud sloan and Walter Thorton.
bcth Of Echo. are in the city for the
cay.
j. C. 8asLins a prominent sheep
man of stanfieid. is in the city. stop
ping a: the Hotel 81 George.
J. j. Chisholm is spending a few
days al Hot Lake
Boone Watson is in the city today
from GlbhOn.
A. J. Harp is here from Noin to-
dav.
c. Clark Of Waua Waila is here to-
day.
Mrs. Charles Holman Of Eeho was
ln the city yesterday.
J. J. Doheny Is here today from Sc
atfle.
Leon =. Rice is in the city from 81
Louis
Mrs .. s. Iiobson ~ Huntington g.
registered ~ Hotel yeHdlet0n.
d. W. Mcleau of Portland b. here
today on bus ness.
Mrs E d. Cole is here a. the guest
0f her daughter. Mr. Horace Mann
49, :. Matock returned thH morn
ing from business trip - POUiand.
Mrs. J.. Edward sharp ssas We'd
nesday elected president ~ fIe IHsui-
ration CUB. The nc2t meeting ia 70
be heid at the home ~ Mrs Fergus
DeDuU Sheriff J0e Blakeiy is iu
Eoho today nu official business
Deputy rhsrff Take marin Has
called to Eeacham tIls m9rnlDg ~
of0clat bHainsss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

Members ~ the Rcsearch Cluh met
Yesterday at the home of Mrs, Charles
4. Heard Tor a pleasant afternoon. II
was thc first mcetiug of the club this
fan ..... tne time was devoted TO work
ftr the Red Crass. The program
a insisted Of readings by Mrs Charles
Norris and Mrs. Clarence pcnland
and vocal solo by Mrs. f. n. REM
bolt. The guest Of honor was {. "
TUuis-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

On account Of Illness at Mrs Nellie
Horizons home. the saauug ladies
Sunday school class of the First
Christian church will have their meet.
ing tonight az the home Of Miss Elsie
Morton. 5le =. RaIlroad street Al
sirls aust friends are asked to oomc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

Mr. and Mrs Chester r.. Martin are
being congratulated upon the arrival
Of a little daughter this morning al
Mrs. Nichols Maternity hospital. The
wee miss. who weighs eight and a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

half pounds. win be christcncd Mary
Rcien.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

Several interesting papers on per-
unent topics and musical numbers
~ members Of the Missionary Socicts
Of the Christian church formed a
program yesterday at meeting Of the
organization Held in the class room of
the church. .sThe Present Crisis and
the Cau Of Christ" was the title Of
q paper by Mrs. n. H. Hubbeil. Mrs
$. Reetz read paper on Women
and the Gospel" Mrs. J. T. sharp
chose as the topic Tor her paper. WAR
and American Women. a solo bv
Mrs. James Hiu and other music
sung By the society completed an en-
1Oyable afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

AIRS. Gonevieve Chrs-stal and Ray
Chrgstal were married this afternoon.
the wedding being an event which
took place in Walla Walla. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chrgstal both have many friends
in Pendleton who wills welcome them
here To make their home.
Mrs. c. p. Miller and son Bobby
have returned from a visit 10 WalIa
Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

Mrs James Naloncy. Mrs. william
blaklcy and Mrs. 81. ". RuEg we're
chosen yesterday 90 represent the
1'cndleton "a. a. 3. n. ri, the state con-
vcftion 10 be held iu Portland Octr-
hcr ninth 90 eleventh. A srccial
injecting was calIgd in the ives, iaem
cf the Baptist charch for the eiection
of delegates and the transaction OK
several items of business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04
In Groceries

An the leading best brands of every thing
good 10 eat. We can save yOu money on our
Teas and COfiees. Come in and get free
sample. The new crop Is here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-04

A regular monthly meeting of the
Civic club will be held tomorrow ait
einpon al O'Clock ia the library.
Much interest Is being displayed in
ths reception planned for tomorrow
evening in compliment 10 Superin-
tendent and Mrs. Fred p. Austin. The
affair is being given under the aus
pieces Of the Parent Teachers Council
and all ORGANIZATIONS OF the city are
1rining in the welcome To be extend
81 to the hnaor guests and to the new
teachers in the pcndleton schools
who are 20 aiso share the courtesy. A
cordial invitation Is extended 90 every
ore and the affair. which is TO be
Eiven IN EaEle-W Woodman hall viii be
most informal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
MATO A SU ESpOSA
7 LljEGO ST do
I'm BALAZO~
en- la casa de
I'm obFeFo mexiCan0
en- FL Paso, Tex.

Pc COrreu. ra-G Ia fELHSI,
FL FASQ, TENiS, j dc Scpticnt-
bfc.-En una casa situada en- la par
te Este dc Ia ciudad. 2currIo aver II
M trsgedia QUO cause honda scnsa-
ci6r en- tu,io eli barrie. por haber 500
protagonistas dc ella dos persoFas
dc racionaiidad ma:icana muy c"aocl-
daS entire ci cicr0entc ohrcro dc esq
parte dc Ia ciudad.
Gcrar,lo Hernandez cS q noInpre
Que lievo en- vria un meXicano que eS-
taba casado con una joren dc y amos
liamada FIorentina Nontoya, Ia que
segun ~i1forracs, era celada dc cont
Huo Dor 81 eSpoSo. Sill que - Srra
81 este tcnia o no motives para clio
Pareye quc con frccuencIa e Ma
t-Aonio tenia eScenas violentaa pro-
vocadas por los ccloS cue eran Il pa
sion dcminante dc Hernandez, y quo
acabaron poroue este. en- III arreha-
to de colera. disparo sobre su Intor-
tunada csposs. 3 IL que hiri" De gra'
vedad.
En- seguida Hernandez, asustado dc
| su acci6n Y desesperado de Ia vida
volvio Ell anna contra el y sc dlsparc
un trio que 10 priv6 instantaneamente
dc Il vida.
!. las d]ctonaciones acudieron aigu'
nos vecinos. quienes dieron partc af
los sucescs a Ia pclicia.
La sonora Montoya Sc haila herIds
! dc cravedad y egta sicads gendid;
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Sc ~LEVANTARON PARA
NO SER DESARMADGS
UNQS C~ARRANCISTAS
Siguen las subEevaciones &c
las fuerzas del gobierno
en- Pyebla
ss,p,,o Es7ctfar de ~l.: pFENsL-

Del asyr-,o Ea7cttar G< - PEENSL~
PUEBLA. . &c septicmbre.- Lag
fuerzas carrancistas que bajo las or
denes del coroHcI Palcnnon Liarcon
han cstado o~pcra1do por CT runbo &c
AcatIan, ihar y ser desamadas POI
crden DC ia Secretaria de Guerra, :
al efecto Sc enviaron fucrZas para GU:
proccdieran n tai dcsarmc al mando
de vi general; pero este procedio con
tan { tine. que los Soldados dc A.
larcon con este a IL cabeza. al darSe
cuenta de 10 Guc SC intentabs, rec'
hisron 4 tiros d u companeyUs, con
los Cue sostuvicroU IN verdadero COM
bate, Y en- seeuida a~5s1dcnaron ct
pueblo ianzando Ct grito de rebellion,
con 10 duc IN grupo mas DC rebeldes
SC liz sumado a los muchcs que hay
en- cl Estado
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oUTERE VENDER UN
TEATRO De VERACRuZ
Ell ~AYUNTAMlENT0
Ell Alcalde de Ye-scruz
laRzo ofensas para g
icle del eiecutivo
Y, co.. pa - EEENsA

- a-#- -"N
VERACEUZ. - de ~espC"m0.-. =
IA ultima session oue a Avuutaul l"n'o
de este puerto ,cishro. u7o 4" los MI
ric,peS prsseuro a la cor-'deracl"T
DEL csbildo IN 2-cpucste O." mo- 81
Teato Principal q" sau}, 1v2 " 81
mcior del ruerto = QUO hss,2 haze
roco 50 bsmo Tcaaru Ncha>a- sea
veEdido u cualquie~a om2rcSg "ac5g-
rsl o eNtrsujcra - Gue - DropjedsG
de- Estado. para u q Mua3-jrio
,e haga Dc ,oS fo0do> gus e son n
dispensahles para Cunr.r n2ccHcS
compromises cue ticHc O~enGjencc;.
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