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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-22
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GEO STEIN,
City Clerk.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Or CITY
COUNCIL, CITY or BEMIDJI,
\ Ses%5 sNGINN..D DEC. 10. 1911. }s:s (


MINI, DEC. 70. I'LL:
Council met at City hall ut g O'clock
smith %ss esae
oen' nss.'ns ron sdlse 81. il os4
we're 9sodd e ga ca p sas Ssesas
Absent: Basley, smart. Gobsrs ciss X
a1i.utes.
&. Minutes o. me last rssular meetins
y. nills. !, I. 4. 4,
ed were upon motion and second al
lowed ], !. !. e. 3. !. -.
ms d. 8 :: \: s .o @
minnesota Eieetrio . tisht 4 Y'
P ,sr.s Ca genera nnn llsnsins, r. Il
Minnesota Electric Light
No1 Nov q !. 517.ss
Power Co. pumping and
bb er pump .:a:'on' a9..m 144.14
Minnesota, Electric Light !!
brary, November sa 11.S0
Street Gang, labor, general . 9,
streets o. y 69
Jos Hahn; scavenger WORK ". Z. ny
dry dormtt9ry =; 8. I; x. 1.0o
Huffman e O'Leary. Office desk :. I,
and curtains, clerks Office. 26.Og
Jos. Hahn, scavenger work 3.76
r. E.Tuller, wood Tor city !. ~
Chas. TrOdler, saving wood Tor
city building .55s 30
John Goodman, wood Tor city =. {. e.
building 55s5$ ~
Third Street CAFE, meal tick cts,
police department. \. MI. Y. V. 500
Telephone Elk 2 S
change CO., telephone service 6.5O
department 7.50
Northern Grocery Co.. merch- M
andise for paupers and city 4.
building s. go ~: ~
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WANTED-Sewing BY an expert
enced dressmaker; will sew out BY
the day or at home. Call 601-J.
.s75,ss55#' 5-136
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-01-22
ITALIAN PREMIER ARRIVES
II FOR CONFERENCE AT PARIS

(By United Press)
Paris, Jan. %. Premier Orlando
Of Italy arrived here today, presum
ably for the interallied conference.
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WANTED-I1e Makers men W iu6A0
ties and cut posts. /. T. Batch
elder. 5.5 .lI k-l23
WANTED Clean cotton ragN No
buttons or fuzzy edges and no lit
\ y tie bits Of pieces. We will pay 6l
cents d pound for rags brought to
the Pioneer office In any Size guam
titles up to 100 pounds. Here's q
chance for boys, to search mothers
basement or attic for rags and
- make little spending money.
Come on, boys, bring your rags
here and get the top prices. Bel
midi Pioneer. Is 1Stfl
WANTED--At par, 300, 600 worth
of Liberty Bonds as payment Tor
land clearing, fencing, building
materials seed, hay, feed, cows,
sheep, hogs, poultry, farm machin- |
cry, merchandise or merchandise
accounts as payments for new or i
n old land purchases, or for small
farm mortgages. Every Beltrami
county Liberty Bond should bel
put to work this spring develop
Ing Beltrami county farm factory
production. Talk this over with |
your neighbors and start such CO. |
operation work at once. Direct,
Of through our bond clearing ar
rangement with certain mer-
chants, land owners and land
clearers. j. j. Opsahl, Bemidu,
MINI. Phone 1T or 93. Glib
WANTEDTo rent 2 or modern
rooms down town, Il possible. for
lady and daughter; will be steady
renters. II. ]. Willis, 116 3rd st.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-12-28
Glad Tidings to the Shepherds
Luke Is, 8-15:


And it to pass in those days, that there
went out decree from Caesar Augustus, that all
the world should be taxed
(And this taxing first made when Cyren1us
governor of Syria)
And all went to be taxed every one into his own
city.
And Joseph also went up from Galiee, out of
the city of Nazareth into Judea, unto the city OF
David which is called Bethlehem; (because he was
of the house and lineage of David:)
To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife.
And there in the country shepherds
abiding in the field, keeping watch over their HOOK
by night
And 10, the angelof the Lord upon them,
and the glory of the Lord shone round about them:
and they were sore afraid.
And the angel said unto them, Fear not for be-
hold, bring you good tidings Of great joy, which
shall be to all people.
For unto you is born this day in the city of David
Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.
And this shall be sign unto you; Ye shall IND
the babe wrapped in swaddng clothes, lying in a
manger.
And suddenly there was with the angel multi
tude of the heavenly host prasing God, and saying,
Glory to God in the highest, and earth peace,
good will toward men.
And it came to pass, as the angels gone
away from them into heaven, the shepherds said
one to another, Let us now go even unto Bethlehem
and see this thing which is to pass, which the
Lord hath made known unto
Illustrating these beautiful passages Of Scrip
ture, several lads appeared, carrying crooks and
staves attired as shepherds of Bethlehem IS
plains on the night of the Birth
First Shepherd: 'The inns Of Bethlehem will
be full tonight Have you seen the crowds
passing all day, going up to the city?"
Second Shepherd eyes, they of the house
of David, and are going up to the city of David,
our Bethlehem, yonder, to pay their taxes and
be numbered among his descendants
First Shepherd: "David, the mighty king?''
Third Shepherd: eyes, he was the youngest
son Of jesse When he was a boy taking care
of his fathers sheep here in these very fields,
he was anointed by the Prophet Samuel to be
future king of Israel"
Second Shepherd Through him the Lord
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Immediately following, the Girls Chorus OF
nineteen voices sang sweetly and impressively,
Holy Night, Silent Night
Discussion Among Jewish Women
Four Jewish women, Of the humber class,
entered, carrying water jugs on their shoulders
and attired in the highly colored drapery of the
East. Stopping at a well, they were met by
several richly dressed Jewish women of the
wealthy class, who resided in Jerusalem
The following discussion took place.
Women to Water Carriers: "Greetings, Sis
ters, and peace"
All Water Carriers: "The Lords peace to
you"
First Woman . You have news today!''
First Water Carrier: "Have you not heard
Of the three great kings who came to Jerusalem
this morning?"
First Woman: "We saw them going by, but
knew not who they were"
Second Woman: 'They seemed very rich and
grand. They dressed in royal robes.
Second Water Carrier: "They stopped at the
we'll to drink They said they were bearing
gifts Of gold and frankincense and myrrh to
someone they called the King of the Jews"
All Women: "'The King Of the Jews!"
Third Woman: s'C Can they mean the promised
Messiah?'
Second Water Carrier: "They said Rejoice
greatly, O daughter of Zion; shout, O daughter
Of Jerusalem: behold thy King cometh unto
thee: He is just, and having salvation; lowly,
and riding upon colt.
Fourth Woman: ''Surely they mean the
Prince Of the House of David!''
First Woman "Where did they go?''
Fourth Water Carrier: They asked of many
Where is He that is born King of the Jews?
For we have seen His star in the east and are
come to worship Him. "
Second Water Carrier: ''No one knew and
they seemed surprised and disappointed
Third Water Carrier: They said they came
from the East and had travelled far, following
a star. 1t disappeared as they came near Jeru-
salem, and they thought they would find the
Messiah here
First Water Carrier: "But the star again ap-
peared this evening and they went on toward
Bethlehem
All Women: ''Come, let us learn more of
them
Thus it was seen that the Star had not stopped
over Jerusalem but had led the Wise Men be-
yond to Bethlehem, the City Of Divid.
The Boys Chorus consisting of sixteen lads
in white cottas, then sang the Christmas hymn,
90 Little Town of Bethlehem. "
The carol, ''It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear, was next sung.
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promised us Savior, and that the kingdom of
David should be established forever
First Shepherd: "When shall this be?'
Second Shepherd: According to the Proph-
ct Daniel, we may expect Him soon"
Third Shepherd: Gone of the prophets said,
that in that day, they shall come seeking Him
riding camels, and they from Sheba shall
come bringing gold and incense. ("
First Shepherd: "And David said The
kings Of Sheba and Seba shall offer gifts. 7"
After brief pause, the First Shepherd ex-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-12-28
Christmas Exercises
Of Zion Educational Institutions Given the College Chapel
Friday, December 20, 1918

&C.. B.W.)

The Christmas Exercises of Zion Educational
Institutions, held in the Chapel of Zion College
Building on last Friday afternoon, far exceeded
the expectations of those in attendance The
drills, executed with utmost precision were in
describably beautiful. Parts of the program
were sacred and touching in the extreme, and
many people in the audience were moved to
tears.
The exercises consisted Of something higher
than mere entertainment for the eye: they con-
veyed message, real, living and intense-the
story of the Savior Birth the rejection Of the
Second Coming for which we are looking with
great anticipation
Despite the incemency of the weather. the
large auditorium was well filled, several hun
dred people having come through the rain and
storm.
All parts Of the exercises worked together in
perfect harmony, making a unit Of the entire
program Practically every portion was orig
inal
1t was distinctly Zion program, such as
could be found nowhere but in Zion Schools
lofty in conception, uplifting and inspiring
One Of the most marked features of the oc-
casion was the spirit of reverence with which
each student performed his part To them and
to all Zion, the message conveyed was real
part Of their teaching and belief and part Of
their very lives
After the Invocation had been offered by Vice
President Darms, the carol, "Glory to God in
the Highest, was sung by the Senior Prepar-
atory Chorus 80 List to the Voice Of the
Prophet Of Old'' was then sung by the entire
school.
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claimed: "Here, where David tended his sheep,
we will say his prayer
All knelt holding their crooks, and recited
the Twenty third Psalm, slowly and with ex-
preston
While the chief shepherd kept watch, the
others reclined on the platform, as if asleep.
Accompanied by orchestral music, the Girls
Chorus, in the background, sang softly "While
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night"
Suddenly, the watchman exclaimed, "Lookl
Look!'
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Meeting of the Wise Men

The prophecy of the Savior's Birth was
brought out in vivid and striking manner
First one Of the Wise Men Of the East en-
tered dressed in richly colored oriental robe
Of the time, with ernine fur trimming. Sean
ming the sky, he exclaimed:
Once more the daylight fades and this is
the night which will bring the star to guide us
on. 1t was the Hebrew, Daniel the mighty
searcher Of dreams, prophet Of sure things and
a reader of the thoughts Of the Eternal, who
wrote, Know, therefore, and understand that
from the going forth of the commandment to
restore Jerusalem, unto the anointed one, the
Prince, the time shall be seven and three score
and two weeks
E'My two companions and have searched the
ancient tablets of Chaldea and computed the
time. 1t falls in this year We have studied
the sky, and in the spring Of the year we saw
two planets draw near together.
''We also star there, which shone
for one night and then vanished. Now, again,
the two planets are meeting This night is their
conjunction"
Shading his eyes, he peered toward the East
His two companions, the other Wise Men, en-
tered.
Second Wise Man: ''Peace be with thee,
servant of the true God!''
First Wise Man "And to thee, O brothers Of
the true faith Ito thee peace and welcome I"
Third Wise Man: E'Peace to you, O my
brother!''
First Wise Man Ito Third ''Thou, too, hast
seen His star in the east!''
Third Wise Man: eyes, and have come to
worship Him.
First Wise Man: "What knowest thou of the
One we seek? In that distant land what
knowledge gainedst thou to guide us on?''
Third Wise Man: Hath it not been foretold
by the prophet Micah, that though Bethlehem
be small among the thousands of Judah, from
there shall He come forth that is to be ruler Of
Israel?'
Second Wise Man: ''Yes,-'A light to the
Gentiles and salvation unto the ends Of the
earth"
First Wise Man: Ellis name shall be I'm
manuel-'God with us.
Third Wise Man: "And He shall be called
Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The
Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace''
Second Wise Man: ''He cometh to preach
good tidings to the meek, and to bind up the
broken-hearted. "
Third Wise Man: els it not He of whom
Isaiah prophesied He shall bear our sins and
heal our scknesses?"
First Wise Man: Moreover He is to preach
repentance unto the remission Of SINS
Second Wise Man 'And oh the mighty mir
acles that will be wrought; for Isaiah said that
the eyes Of the blind shall be opened and the
ears Of the deaf shall be unstopped; then shall
the lame man leap as an hart and the tongue
of the dumb sing!'
Suddenly, the three Wise Men looked joy
fully toward the East and exclaimed:
''The Star! The Star! It is the sign The
Promised One is coming. Our eyes shall be-
hold HIM.
Following their gaze the audience beheld a
brilliant star suspended overhead.
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Immediately following, the Girls Chorus Of
nineteen voices sang sweetly and impressively
: Holy Night, Silent Night
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The prophecy Of the Savior's Birth was
brought out in a vivid and striking manner.
First. one of the Wise Men Of the East en-
tered. dressed in richly colored oriental robe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-17
Fue asalta da una
RIGA hacienda
de San Luis
Los cedillistas Sc apoderare n
de gran cantidad de eanado

SAN LUIS POToSI, JUNO EEL
lunes, en- las primcras horas de Ia
madrugada, una partida de i]ndividuos
que sc hacian lamar villistas, pero
que tai e pertenecen a las fuerzas
cedillistas, Sc present0 en- la cercana
hacienda del Penasco, rropiedad de
los senorcs Espincsa y Porra. hernia
nos.
Los asaltantcs, segdn sc informa,
no llegaron a Ia casa dc Ia citada fin
ca de campo, que es Ia segunda esta-
ci6n de f%crrocarril rumbo al norte.
Sc dice que los b~and0lar0s sc apode-
raron de cerca &c doscicrtos animales,
cnt-e los que SC cortaban caballos. re-
scS Y ganado meTor, . el que car
Caron. Los %asattantes, en- su mayoria
carecian dc armas, Y Sc veian compile
tamcntc desa-rapados.
Tan pronto como Sc tuvieyen mott
cias del asalto en- csta ciudad. las au-
.oridades militares ~orrienaron el en-
VIC de fuerzas en- persecution dc los
alzados, reforzando5e ell destacamcn-
to De la cstacion de Bocas, cerca de Ia
hacienda asaltada.
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El desarroHO de Ia
marina americana

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO 10
FL firme dcsarrollo de n marina mer-
cante americana en- toaas las classes
dc buques fue revetado hoy por pri-
mera vez desde el comienzo de Ia
guerra CT las estadisticas del Depar-
tamcnto de Concrete, r,ostrando que
en- los primeros cinco moses de este
arc habfan sifo constrnidos en- este
pals v habian sido oficialmente nu-
merados por e! Bureau de Navcga-
cion, I'm total de 500 buQues con-.
6S7, 055 toneladas brntas.
La flota mercante de los Estados
Unidos asciende ahora aproyimada-
meate a 10000, 900 de tonelaGas bru-
tas, no incluyendo en- elias a los bu-
cues mercantes que cstan bajo ell con-.
troll del ejercito y de la marina CT
calidad de transportes Y buques de
aprovisionamiento. En- los primeros
d.as de erero nabia 26,742 buques
nereantes con 9.34S,2 24 toneladas que
Hawaiian "a bandera de las !:arras Y
las estrel!as a traveS del Atlantico
con alimentos y municiones y a las
islas del Caribe y Pacifico con pro-
ductos americanos para los consumi-
dores extranjeros y en- los lagos Y
rios de este pals como partc del sis
tema domestico de tr~arsportes.
Esta tpemenda flota es la sesunda
sicndo solo ~sunerada Dor 81 tonelaje
mercante de Ia Gran Bretana. Inclu-
re todos los nuevos buanes constru:dos
baio la direction de Ia junta de Ma
veeaci6n Y miles de otroS buGues mas
peauencs en- tone!aje cada uno, pero
cue representa- I'm gran teneiaje en-
total, sumando toda la capacidad de
transpcTte que tanto papel Juega eli
81 c~osaercio y el martenimiento de una
f6garrble bala1za en- los negociGs.
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La Situaci0n entire
Grecia y Bulgaria
La prensa alemana habia de
la probabilidad de una ofen-
silva bulgara contra Grecia

LONDRES, JUNO 16.-Pcri0dicos
alemanes recibiios en- Amsterdam, Sc
gun IN despacho .diricido al Eek
change Telegraph" dicen que cl Pre-
sidcntc del Console de Ministries de
Bulgaria. senior Radoslavoff. declare
en- una c~ntrcvista que Sill pals, aclal-
mentc en guerra con Grecia, habia re-
cibido de Alemania. Y Austria la pro-
mesa de que los Impcrios Centrales
ayudarian a Bulgaria On sus prctcn-
clones respe4o al este dc M>cedcHia,
espccialmcnte on 10 relative = Drama,
Seres Y Cavalla.
Los p~cri6dicos tambiGn aprntan Ia
posibilidad dc ura ofcrsiva bulgaria
contra Grecia, baio cl mando del &C
neral Liman Won Sander. y cl conan
dante en- .jefc de las tro?as bul~araS.
Cuaado neccsite iibros en- espaaol,
dirijase a Isnacio E. Lozano, 11S N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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Los SOCiaHstaS alemaReS
IA GeHsura
>cr,icio r>pecia; para ~ rRENsl

Scrvici0 Especial para ~ rREN-A
LONDRES. JUNO 15-Un deS-
pacho de Copenhague, recibido en-
esta capital. da cue1ta de one Ell asun-
to de Ia censura Ia continrado dis
~cutierdose en- el Reichstag, p%rovocan-
do ~acalorados debates entra los Eru-
pos g~obiernistas Y o?~oSicionistaS. El
dipuEado Herzfald, socialista indie
pendiente. hizo sensacionaieS dccla-
racioncs en- medic de IN vcrdadero
tumulto provocado por u cyentes,
citando numerosos casoS de persecu-
clones contra los sociaistas por las
autoridades.
Senalo como traidoreS a las classes
trabajadoras q todos aquellos so-
cialistas que ayudaban al Commando
General a distribute circulares en-
las que Sc pedia a los obreros a opo-
nerse Y r~eSiStir a Ia agitaci6n eacmi-
ga en- Alemania.
e. diputado Muller, otro social:s-
ia, auunci6 Ia existencia de 10 que
81 llam6 "el gabinetc negro" qae
llera a efecto una censura .secreta
de las cartas de los mlembros De los
diferentes partidos del Reicrstag.
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j. 4 - >: :. .

CON Ell EJERCITO NORTEAME-
RICANO EN- LoRENA. JUNO 10
Los exploradores norteamericanos CO.
municaa que los alenlares estan con-
centrando fuerzas del ejercito contra
los se&tores de Toul Y Nancy.
Los aviadcres Y cahones a~atiaereos
,ale:nanes han aumentado Ia actividad
contra les globos nortesmericanos de
observation.
Los tecnicos militares son de OPT
Mon de que los alemanes no van a
realizar un ataque contra esos sccto-
res, sino que Sc preparan para recha-
Ear cualquiera incurs!6n que realize:
les no.teamericanos.
FL diario journal de G3neve" die
en- uno de sus ultimos nunferos cue
los americanos ocupan alrededcr de
vciaticinco millas en- el sector de Lo-
rena.
Segun 10 que afirman los rrisione,
ros, son tan numerosas las bajas tcu-
tomas, que es n~ecesario iuntar dos Iii
v~isiones a!emanas para formar una
cor suficiente poder.
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LONDRES. JUNO 16.-La ofenslva
austriaca tanto tempo es2crada en-
el frente italiano Sc ha iniciado 81
fin, a 10 que parece. En- el frente lea-
liano, en- una d~istancia de sesenta y
cinco a Glen millas, las tropas u 5
triacas Y Ia artilleria de grueso cali
bre del enemigo, estan ahora hacienda
I'm poderoso esfuerzo para veneer a
r-esistencia de los italianos que cuentan
con la ayuda de les franceses e ingle-
ses en- ell frente del Pave y Gel Bren-
Ia.
La Ultima gran ofensiva austro-ale-
mana Sc iaici6 en- Octuhre de! ano pa
sado. que despues de arrcllar IA Inca
del general Cadorna Gcsde los AlDcs
J~ulianos al I~Sonzo, logr0 pene5rar has
IA las llanuras v~enec;anas Y hacer al
TO en- Ia Inca del Pave. en- donGe tuc
contenido Ell empuje enemigo. Mas
de IN million de hosnbres pusieron en-
acci6n en- esa maniobra los a~Ustro-ale-
names Y 81 avance pudo ser content
do por los ~italianos, solamente despues
de varias Como a media
dos de Noviembre Sc inicio IL batalla
del Pave en- un frente de noyenta mi
Has de largo y para satonces Sc ha-
b!an enviado apreSurademente tropas
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Los americanOs OCnpan
nn nueYO sector en- Ell
freRte occidental
Desde a me6iados del mes de
mayo Sc italian en- el fren"
tie de Ia Alsacia, dentro
de territorio aleman

con Ell EJERCTTO AMERICANA
EN- FRANCIA. JUNO Is Les tropas
americanas estan ocupando ahora III
sector en- cl frente de la Alsacia, =
unoS cuantos kilometres dc Ia from
terra suiza, al u de Fartmanrs-WeiI-
erkopf.
Esas tropas han estado en- csc sec
ter desde a mediadoS del mes de Ma
yo pcro hasta ahora no Sc habia dado
permiso para anunciar tai cosa.
las tropas que ocupan csc sector,
son las rrimeras unidades americanas
que oper2n dcntro de territorio ale
man. estando su Inca cstabIecida en-
IN distrito montanoso.
Los alsaciaros que han eStado en-
ccntacto con las tropas americans,
nan recTbido muy bien n los america
nos V les hacen toda clase de agasa-
jos.
Hartmann-W eilerkopf es una villa
que Sc halla situada sobre "a colina
del mismo nombre que Sc e~7cucntra
en- Ia margen Septentrional del RIO
Thur. entire Thann Y Scnhclm. Esa
region fue escenario de- las mas en-
carnizadas luchas en los primeros me-
SEES de Ia gran guerra, la colina Sc
e~ncuentra a ocho millas al noreste del
pu2to mas cercano De Ia trontera fran
c~o-germana Y a mas de veirte millas
al norte De Ia frontera suiza.
Como las tropaS americans. segun
e. anuncio dc r~eferencia. sc hallan al
sur de Hartmann-W eilerEopf. su Inca
debe hallarse entire Gicha col,na V IA
frontera suiza. z! sector cnrre cast
C. Inca recta desde n colina a la
frontera suiza, pasando 4 traves de
ASpach. Burnhaup, Gjl4weiler. Erie
sen V UberStraSS, todos clos pueblos
alemanes. Con el anuncio 6icho. Sc
estabiece ahora definitivamente la po-
Sici6n de las tropas americans en- Ell
teatro occidental, en- ocho Seetores dis
tintos. a saber: FlaadeS, Amiens. Mar
ne. Verdun, Toul, Luneville, Woevre Y
AlSacia.
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barcos para
traer trigo de
Sud-America
Los trabajos del Dragado del
pto. de Veracruz, terminaron

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pania Naviera de refercncia sc a Z
rcunir manana con el ohjcto de reso,-
yer 81 deben facilitarse los barcos pc
didos.