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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State OF South Carolina,
ty OF LaurrnS,

Whereas, petitions signed by legal
numhe rof the qualified electors and
holders residing in Mountvillc
school district No. lG. Laurens county,
South Carolina. asking for an election
upOn the question Of voting an addi-
tional mills tax upOn the property
IN said school district TO be used for
school purposes, have been filed with
the county board Of education, Az
election is hereby ordered upon said
question. said election TO be held on
The lith DAY Of June. 19lS. at Mount
Vile school house in said district. an
der the management Of the trustees
Of said school district.
Only such electors as return real
Cr personal property for taxation and
who exhibit their tax receipts and res
istratiou certificates as required in
tic general election shall be allowed
TO vote
Those Favo"ine tho mill additional
tax Shall vote ballot containing the
WORD YES" Written or printed there
OIL. Those AGAINST the mill addi-
,ionol tay Shall vote n hallot contain
ing the word NO" written or printed
thereon. Polls shall open at the hour
or $ Oc.ocli i'll the forenoon and shall!
rowa.n ouon until tho hour CC
oc.oCE M the afiCrrOon WHOM they
shall ho closed ana tin ha!l0ya count
Cd.
INC trustees shall rcrort the rcsul,
of the election 10 Tho county auditor
ana county superintendent OF educa-
ton within ten dara thereafter
JAMES II. SULLIVAN.
~ order Of County Board.
~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
See our handy Canning Ou;ft.
S. NJ. & +. Fl. Wilkes e CO.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
5

For cnt-Thrcc ground floor rooms
suitable for light housekeeping, 627
South Harper Street i5-lt
For Saie-Two Ford touring cars
and one Ford roadster. Palmetto Au-
TO and Accessory Company. i5-lt
For Snlc--l00 bushels OF i.oOK0ut
Mountain Irish potatoes. e. d. Faster
by. Laurcns. S. G. l5-lt
For Snlc-One Ford roadster good
as new. Will exchange for beet cat
tie. ID. Fl. Counts, l.aurcns. S. c.
45-1t
For Sale Will have in Laurens
on Saturday afternoon, June lst, FIVE
Berkshire pigs to sci! al eight dollars
each. Will sell on court house lawn.
Y. b. Sumercl. 45-lt
Cocus For Salc--Bright colored
Coleus 20 cents per dozen. Pimentocs,
10 cents per dozen. \ few Salvias
left. Mrs. j. G.. Sullivan, S. Harper
street Iaurens. i5-lt-pd
For Rent--5-room cottage on Martin
street. Apply Miss Maggie Martin,
Alb S. Harper st. 45-1t
For Sale Tresh Alfalfa Hay, $4,000
per ton; clover and wheat hay, $4,000
per ton. p b. Bailey. Laurens. S. c..
r. F. D. 45-1t-pd
Notice Ny Psrcheron Stallion will
make the season (9lS) at my farm
eight miles south of Laurens. w. l..
league, Mountville, S. c., Rt. 1.
4i-4t-pd
For Sale One Ford one Maxwell
Roadster. one Harley Davidson motor
cycle. For cash or on terms. Reason
for selling, / am in next draft. r. S.
Dunlap, Laurcns. 4d d2t-pd
For Service My O. I. G.. boar, en-
titled to registration. l.. Il expect to
keep one all season. Grover G. Roper,
Iaurens Ri G, 42-l0-pd
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
NOTICE.

The telephone Office at Laurens, S.
e., will be closed Oh Thursday, May
30th. 1918. from eight tS) O'Clock a.
N. until two l2) o'clock p. NJ. and
from six Co 7. NJ. until ten C0) =.
NJ. Said office will be closed for the
purpose Of allowing the employees of
the telephone company to so to church Ii
and take 4 part in the observance Of
Thursday as day Of humiliation,
fasting aud prayer in accordance with
the proclamation Of the President OF
the United states.
W. r. RICEHEY,
Pres.. Secy. and Mgr.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29

daughters, Nellie and Mary. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Sim
mons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davis spent tho
Day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Crawford.
Mrs. Eliza Compton is not we'll at
this writing, and Master Herman FL
ledge has the measles. We trust they
may soon recover Mr.. w. A. Simp-
son, who has been sick for The past
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29

POPLAR SPRINGS NEWS.

Poplar Springs, May 27-Mr. Il. r.
Simpson went down to Columbia last
Thursday and returned Friday with
Mrs simpson who had been in the
hospital for the past three or four
weeks. Mrs. Simpson is doing fine.
We are glad TO have her back home
again and hope she will have a speedy
recovery.
Master Clyde Simmons was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Simmons
from Thursday TO Saturday OF last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". S. walker, and Messrs. J.
Frank and H. o. Walker were the
guests Of their mother. Mrs. S. f.
Walker Sunday. She wished to have
ali the children there. but some OF
them failed to come. She was seven
ty-five years old last Friday.
Mr.. J. r. Elledge and family were
the guests Sunday Of Mr.. ]. Wade
Culbertson. MISSES Lula Mae md
Polite Wood spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l., Lpford and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
tablishnent."
OYER Seas Force Increasing.

Paris. FRIDAY. May 2i.-The Ameri-
can forces in France will be double
the number Secretary ,{of War Baker
recently announced as having been
sent here. and by the end Of 1918 they
will be three times larger, said Andre
Tardieu, French high commissioner, in
a statement issued to the French peo-
pie on his arrival from the United
States today.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29

month, we are glad to say, is improv-
ing and is able to be up again.
Master Troy 'Ridgeway, who has
been on tltc sick list for some time,
was able 10 visit his grandmothe".
Mrs. Josephine South, Sunday.
Master Arthur Wood spent Satur-
day night ut the convict camp with
his brother, Eugene, who is one of the
guards.
Mrs. Furman Heilams is at her ia
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office Of Supervisor Of
Laurens county, subject to the rules
and reGulp tiOns Of the Democratic
party. JOHN d. W. WATTS.
For Congress.
Horace l.. BOmIS is hereby an
nounCod as a candidate Tor Congress
from the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, subject to the rules Of the Dom
ocratic Primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
DENT SAYS 100000
MEN IN NEW ARMY

states 1916 tirplancS Have Been Sent
OYtrscnS. Doubling Force in
France.
WASHINGTON, May p. Full strength
Of the now army, including national
army, National Guard and regulars.
now s 1000 coo mcn, Chairman Don't.
Of the House military committee, an
nounccd today in his report on the
army approximation bill
The report disclosed that the exact
number Of American atrplancs in
Franc" is 1%lG Of which 3l2 axe com
bat planes. There arc &,7G0 planes in
the United States, the report said.
The total number Of officers in the
army was given in the report as 1I0,-
l33 while the total Of men before the
April draft call was 1,506.152. The
drafts since that time carry the total
of enlisted men slightly above 2,000,-
900.
There are 504,677 men in the regular
army the report said, 5l0,963 in the
national army, Al 952 in the national
guard and 1860 in the reserve corps.
While some mistakes and delay
have occurred" the report said, "on
the whole VIC think the country is to
be congratulated that, after a little
more than a yea rfrom the date Of the
declaration Of war, our country has
constructed wonderful military es-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take GrOye'6

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
we'll known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Live., Drives
out Malaria, Eiiriches the Blood and
Builds Up the Whole System. so cents
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29

states 1916 tirplancS Have Been Sen
OYtrScaS. Doubling Force in
France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23

Rofinemcnts are mann boss ...r and
IA. result, a. 10 -four Upfur
uf such balance and that
% i. upossthlc 60 Gel. ..diur
u 3D. how many cviiu0.. ..... lrc
uuirr the hood uulcs. ..t iu-
formed that u I- in tact .
wheel base IS i2o u.H u| th4
with the extremely ."". hose
undressing springs H wlI
t.rluI, soft ridiug ,u
lod, ts low nurr w . r,
n.fu aud this viii .t'.
rIt one t feeling t.. us
Iu rather than un o.. H.| GOO
ur t.. ,u.atiuu
D|HTwirBlN the COL. 1904, .n.t
cuuu..r - thia nov, ur Ju,
l,,u hops with iu ua tour
muUr... b. the fauI. cot the
II.'u,tNr I,cu rtdl..
Ih, curved viS"r u us "a
.,u Zoo ull other '.' Icaiis 8,
Ia brand new auu . represents.
iu It,., design u.. mechanical
excellence the cuu.,I sd, prurr,r
e.,.Hu.- that mutuI..'. ...r come tu
Nuow as 'Bcu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23
PLAN FOR COLLECTING
HOUSEHOLD WASTE is
DEVISED BY ENGLAND

London. Feb. ga national scheme
has been approved here for collecting
aud using ucnrly everything now east
out as household waste. such us rags,
waste paper. old metal. old cans. and
all sorts ot kitchen refuse. Everything
viii be- sorted and sent to rrutcrs Whcr,
IL can be- made To replace something
that otherwise would have to b., brought
iu ships.
MANY experiment, have been made
OIL tot engines has been extracted from
bad fish aud meat. food for poultry aud
pigs from other kind. ut refuse; potash
from stalk. Of vegetables. Old Tin cam.
from the city of Nottingham aIr NOW
yielding lO0 tons OF ron u YEAR, which
h. converted into q low class steel for
army purposes, one of the triumph,
ut war economy hu, been BOO the rN
Traction and use Of the uil with which
loathor is dressed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23
Anticipates Big
Selling Season

'Tirrc has new. N..u % greater
sales possibility la motor cars tuatn cN-
ist right at tnts moment Th, country
b, simply at the crest 90 tho most
prosperous tiuics iu It. history. says
" g. smith, presiJ,ni Ul the smith
Motor co... NJ Drtru. aud Michigan
Stutz distributor
TOO many 90 b uutpmohilc man.
u%ft,turcrs have allowed the rNtrtur
diuary conditions existing to affect
them They and d., bis distributors
have become affected with the dct'ly
microbc of fear. Do there is amy doc
preston OF sales 90 Dis due Co this
mental condition. lof out of the
dumps every body, tt., 90 your r"ats
aud work with an Oh, enthusiasm and
energy that q posses and the rc-
suits VIII amaze YOU
selling motor ears b.. exactly SELF
ing other uecessitios of lio 10 is the
survival uf the fittrst Stutl automu-
hilc- deliver the goods and now that
Np have q New McNiDu agency. great
things are iu store fur the Stutz in
our state. Stutz cans appeal ,u the
motor uying public have been
.,lo e. fund a splendid market fur
these cars throughout the state uf
Michigan. and look forward with
plcasuretblc expectancy to pass
through the most prosperous sales
year iu nay experience iu marketing
high rrado motor cars
g. % Elkius. New Mexico distrihu-
tor Tor the Stutz cars. % KS tn,
Jbo1o comments 81 Mr. smith. and
states that h." feels particular for
uInato iu securing the Stutz ears
The Stuta from tho very start ha
been q champion on the race course
aud 100 endurance runs The factories
are NOW giving prompt delivcric- ana
d., motor wise people of New Mexico
win du wril to s"c Mr. Elklns olIN
us this condition may not exist lpt,r
uu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23

his notes ON the imperial government.
The claim has been advanced repeat.
eddy that won Eckurdt. deprived 81 tho
use ct neutral diplomatic wires in come.
%municntiug with his government, wus
keeping IA touch with the Berlin for.
cign office through letters carried ON
Spanish ships 90 the gulf Of Bis,1v.
whcHcc they were sent 10y submarine 10
Berlin. II was stated that hc Was being
supplied with funds via this route, but
the % m sums being spent by his
legation seemed 20 make this claim nm.
tcunhlo. Despite drnini by the spanish
line involved. it Is believed here that
,un Erknrit Is letters ARE being carried
ou IT, ships. that messages from the lc.
gu'iou, sent ir pmin envelopes 90 rcli.
able addresses in Spain. ultimately ind
their way Co Berlin hy way uf ~0i'1cr
land or some other route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23
EXEMPTION CASES WILL
BE REVIEWED BY THE
CANADIAN OFFICIALS

Mclicu city. Feb. 3d. Gcrmaus in
Mc>ico, Especially ut the capital. are
supplying II, Won Eckorit. the German
minister here. with the sincNs of a
tor the extensive propaganda campaign
that is being cutrri on 10y the legation.
both ibrpuIh newspapers and private
agents. There has been much spcculu.
tor us io what means the German min.
islcr used e. secure funds TO maintain
'hr large legation, his SUMPTION, home
and the Irutouir propaganda Stree ne
was ru' on from the futhrrluud. but II
is now learned that German banks. bus.
mess houses and individuals utc huNing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23

proycmcnt on an former REQ Four
models.
The Cooper Motor company regrets
that thoy have not been ahle 20 SEQ
cure TINS car for the automobile show
because at the transportation condi.
tiunS aud thc factory being behind
with orders. however they hope TO
have % shipment 10y March 3d.
The body design IS smart aud rep
rcscut- iu every line the latest dc
~Nylopmouts Ia body craft
Like IL predecessor. the popular
REQ the Firth this Roo tuur h. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-23
New REQ Car Will
Be Introduced at
Automobile Show

luo of the most interesting oN
hlIIts ,u tho automobile show. u one
goo judge bv tho crowds mat sur
round &c. is the Nrw REQ light four
boo outward appearance this latest
l}ya is % distinct departure and lime
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-20
para obteneT
(vicne de la la.)

!adn Mexicano ' clatro retratos en-
taraano chico Y en- papel delgado. De
ben If acompsaados tambien de una
persona que resida en- el lugar CORES
oordiente. para que en- su p~resencia
60 llcne cl esGuelcto respective ' SIR
"a como testigo del juramento que Sc
hacc.
Los mex;co-texanos ' cuaiquiera
otra persona cuya n~acionalidad es
Ia americana, no tiene necesidat de
llenar requisites. sino que debe segurr
los prccedimientoz que anterlormente
Sc venian empieando, este es: pedIr
D:rmiso en- Ia Secretaria de Ia Corte
Federal V despues soiicitar el pasa-
porte en- el Consulate Mexicano res
pectivo.
A los ~interesados Sc les dara teda
clase d. informes
El Agente Encargado de estos per-
misos. 70 es ei senior Diego +. Ramos,
Agente del DEPARTMENT. de Justlcla
cue hahla perfectamente el espano!.
Sus cficinas estan en- el mencloGado
edificio Federal, cuarto numero -
habiendonos e%ypresado en- Ia enVreVls-
tn uue con e. tuvimos aver qua aa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-20
Sc REUNE Ell CONCRES0
De C~OMERCIANTES
EN- K |
Varies delegates De este
pals asistiran a Ia
asamblea

FL Il del presents mes lnauguro
Sis t-abaios en- Ia capital mexicana
.! Congreso Nacional de ComeTclan-
tas, Al que asistieron Delegates de
las PARTICIPATES ciudades del pals.
Tai Congre5o discUtira no solamen-
re Ia mejor manera de desaro!!ar eI
comercio en- cl pals, sino ia de des-
ar-ollar RI irtcrcamoio comercial en-
ire Mexico Y los Estados Cnidos, a
pcsa- de las dificultades conque Sc
tropical en- Ia actualiGad a causa de
las mcdidas reStrictivaS dictadas por
el Cobierno americana.
Fl Congress- dc Commentaries me-
xicano hizo especial i~nvitacion a las
Camara5 de Concrete de los Estados
Unidos, para que enviaran Delegates
= Ia asamblea reunida en- "a capital
meyicaHa, Y esa i~nvitacion ha sido a.
ceDtada por varias ciudades del nor
te, centric Y s:r de los Estacos Cn!-
dos.
Sabemos QUO Ell eli curse &c IL pre-
sente semana pasaran por San Anto-
MO, con destino a Ia capital de nues-
ira Repuolica, Delegates Ge las CANA
ras de Concrete dc Nueva York, San
Louis Mo. Kansas City. Chicago. Da-
las Y ot-as ciudades Y que es possible
cue q tales delegados se agregae en-
OFT, ,;,,Iad alrIun de Ia Canara DC
Concrete de San Antonio, pueS dicha
Camara eta iatercsada On los asun-
to- comarcia!e: de Mexico.
Ia acam5lea de concentrates me-
;icanos est2ra eli fInciones durante
todo el pr2sente mes, pues son mucho5
los asuntos QIe tlene Ia dicha asam
blea ell cartera Y que quiere dcJar
reSueitos dtfiritivamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-20
SUBLEVACIONES
HAN OCURRIDO En-
Ell ESTADO De
JALISCO

Hace pocos dias, dimos a nuestros
iectores la noticia dc que un CRU
DO numeroso de cat6iicos del Estado
de Jalisco, en- vista de que los afro
pellos contra los sacerdotes y las Ii
m~itaciones a la libertad en- las prac-
ticas religiosas, continuaban, cada
dia mas tenaces V con ccracter de
mayor ~gravedsd. Sc habian ~levantado
en- armaS, apoderandose de algunos
pcolados cercanos a la costa del paci-
fico.
Cartas ~particulares, fechadas en-
G~uaGalajara Y que acab2n de ser re-
cibidas en- esta ciudad, confirman es-
tas noticias Y anaden que los levan-
tamientos de catolicos, al grito de vi
va la religion. continuan sucedien-
dose en- diversos lugares.
e ultimo levantamiento, turo lu-
gar cerca de Ahualulco, Y en- el cue
tomaron parte cerca de Glen hombres
de los cuales forman hoy una partl-
da en- cuya persecution sc han cnvla-
do tropas de diversoS lugares, pues
Sc tcma que Sc haga mayor con los
adeptos que en- las r%ancherias sc
uran 4 ella.
Como cstas parridas rebeldes han
sido encabezadas por personals de
cierta representation social de los Id
ga. IS donde han tenido lugar los le-
vantamientos, han encontrado ayuda
Y simpatia francas entire los pob!a-
dores de las %rancnerias por donde
uasan, con tanta mas raGon, cuanto
L en- elias no coneten atropello al
guno.
Las cartas q que hacemos r%eferen-
cia. Gicen que hay temores de que
dos poblaciones de relatira impor-
tancia, Tequiia y Hostotipaquillo,
. asaltadas per partidas de cate
li2aS rcbeldes, y que las guarnlc:2nes
de las citadas pla2as, sc han prepa-
RADIO para d~efenderse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-20
METZ ES B~OMBARDEADA
POR LOS ARTlLLEROS
AMERICANOS

Dc. Sc-ricio Especto, pard Ia PEE%SA.
CON LOS AMERICANOS EN- FL
FRENTE DE METZ. Septierbre -.
Los aviadores americanos que han
hccho obs:rvacicnes sobre las poslclo-
| mes enemigas, han informado que las
granada; de Ia art!lleria americana de
! grleso calibre cue han Sido !anz2daS
so6re Ia plaza dc Me-, han caido en-
81 centric de Ia pob?aclcn Y sobr2 las
fortificaciones, causando despersc-
los de consideration. Una de las gra-
radas L cavo dentro DC Ia plaza.
dc5cruyo una gran fab-ica Y otra5 nan
causado desperfectos de manor nj
p~ortanc!a.
Haze acera: una semaUa CIo = Ill
cio "a ofe1Siva americana On c5ta 70
gi5a. Y las tropas del general Perish
Ing Sc e~ncUeatraE ahora q ounce MI
las de Ia linca qGe po- cUatro anos
tuvic-on en- su pode" los alen>anes.
L2 nueva Inca americana ma sldo cor
so!idada CT toda 81 extension, repa-
radios los caminos Y e. territor!o re-
concui5tado ,imp;ado dc Ina maHcra
g~eaaca!
Loz re:cs,a4os es,aa r~egrcsantc
4 las villas Y poi acionls ccmple"di-
das entire e. Mosa : e. Noscla, QUE
ahora So encuent-an detr$:s de Ia Inca
alindc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-20
Passron dc Il miI|ones
lViene de la 1a.)

neral Crowder declare cue tenia Ia
plena confianZa en- que. en- eSta veZ,
no habia habido 'slackers", este es,
que todos los ciudadanos americanos.
asi como los extranjeros, habian cum
plido con la ley. registrandose el Ola
scnanalo para clio.
FL mismo Departamento del Pre-
bostc confia en- Que el numero tota!
de registrados en- el pals pase de doce
millones ochocientos mil, a JuZgar por
los informes que Sc tienen y que SIR
zen de base para los calculos CUE Sc
hacen. Por los menos, Sc estima que
Glen mil registrados mas habra de!
nlmero calculado antes del reglStro.
Entire los E5tados que atm 10 L
den ST. informe complete Sc cuenta
ell de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-20
EN- BROWN SVILLE
REFORMAN LAS
REGLAS DEL
TRAFEC0

Informaciones que de la ciuJad de
Brownsville, Texas. Sc nos envian
ncs hablan de una nueva reforma he
cha a las regulaciones que normaban
ell trafico entire la mencionada po-
blaci6n, Y Ia meXicana de Natanlo-
res, Tamaulipas.
Como es Sabido, a las ciudades =
m-ericanas de Ia frontera pasa diaria-
merte gran cantidad de personals de
las ciudades mexicanaS vecinaS, con
eli obieto de hacer diversas compras,
de acudir a sus trabajos los que los
tierea en- 81 lado americana, o por
via de simple paseo
Este t-arsito venia haciendose sin
mas requisites que ell de la consecu-
ci6n del pasaporte y Ell pago en- los
puentes internacionaies, de una pc
ouena cantidad por ell derecho &c
transito.
Ultimamente, Sc ha acordado que
ca6a persona que quiera pasar ce
Brownsville a Matanoros, pague en-
ell Consulate Mexicano de dicha ciu-
dad, IN dollar, cada vez que tenga
que haeerio.
Por SD parte, les que vengan dc
Matamoros a Brownsville, haran el
misno page de IN dollar. en- Ct Consul
lado Americana de la mencicnada
ciuGad meXicana.
Esto. Sc nos dice. ha reducido con-
siderablemente ell trafico entire am
bas poblaciones desde el dia ounce de
los c~orrientsS, fecha en- que tai dis
rosicion entro en- vigor.
Como Ell que mas h. resentido est&
iimitacion del trafico ha sido e. Co
mercio, sobre TODD ell de Brownsville,
en- el que la ~poblacion m~exicana de
Matamcros hacia todoS los dias COM
pras de impo-tancia, Sc dice que Ia
Csmara local ha decidido hacer ges-
ciones encaminadas a que tai dispo-
s!cion sea derogada.