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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29
The First Good Friday
BY iGNATiUS BRENNAN.

WIZ woo the learned muse l"7 poe''ca'
liiSnhS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

present scholastic year. Or. Win
ch"Slc" is now in the national service
az il first lieutenant On special invcs-
.tication in electrical research work.
Taos" TWO departments Of physics and
chemistry arc 10 be consolidated, and
ono professor installed.
Prof. Schmitz retired al. The end
IF The present year under 4 Carnegie
Fund pension. and Prof. Kay has been
granted an Indefinite leave OF absence
and iii cultivate 4 farm in Chester
county.
Al the consultations were made in
The interests NJ wartime economy
the college trustees II a recent meet
Ing having authorized rctrenClmcnt
in every possible way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29
Civil War Gun Inventors
Nephew Enlists in Marines

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Frcd Hotch-
kiss. grLndnrphcw Of the inventor OF
IA" G~otrhkiss gun. Z weapon that was
aduptc! by the United States marines
during the civil war, enlisted in the
marin" corps hire today. Young Ilotch-
kiss. who has ~" brothers in the scrv-
ice, cam" all the Il from Alaska 10
enlist.
: HIS distinguished uncle, benjamin
E"rkicy Iimicnk!Ss. born in Watcrtown.
Conn.,. III 1876. WAS one OF the first TO
adopt III" principle "f using explosive
gas Il v-luI"Hd iy firing to assist tho
operation 81 rapid fire guns. All modern
marhin" guns n'w employ this principle.
Many -: III" inventors improvements
in .rr"jrctilr$ and heavy "~rin1nc" were
accepted 10y tn" American government
and ar. Now IN U.S.. iiot"AkisS alter
ward went 20 Paris. where H. "Stal-
l;Sl,rh a gun factory. lie died there is
ISM.
refusing to huy 4 h"nd is equivalent
10 turning Iour back upon Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29
WHOSE FAULT Is IT?

General Leonard Wool. Ill MS re-
cital OF our war needs and our iacA OF
accomplishment so far. told some very
plain truths 70 the members OF the
Senate Military Committee. II WAS III
great contrast 70 the ~famboyant state
ment that Secretary Baker fed the
same committee with, and in some re-
spects a fiat denial OF his claims o!
work done. For instance, General
Wood said that no ordnance had. as
yet, been supplied TO PeTshlngs COM
rand. and that airplanes was one ot
the American army's most serious
needs. General Wood also said that
the United States would not show any
efficiency n the war until it had two
million men under arms On French
soil. And Premier George backs up
this opinion of General Wood in an ap-
neal to this country 10 rush men 10
the west front as fast as possible.
Our Slowness in getting in h war
effectively is an old story. AID a very
sore one with the administration.
which a~lwavS't!les to dismiss IL or dis
,credit i; WIKI the cry Of "pernlclouS
uart;sanism." Til. story told OF the
pitiable Development OF airp!aneS 10
the Senate. committee. "Wednesday
that onir one plane mad been delivered
in Europe. and that OF the thousands
promised Only a few would be cad
BY July l. shows how the people have
been deceived and misied X eNaSger-
ated eporrs o. accomplishment. IN
most CT the war activities OF re ad
miniStratiou ihnge appears 20 De s"El2-
thing always pulling back irstaal OF
pushing forward. What is II. Or wAo
are they!
1t is somewhat significant that =
Democratic S..na;ur, Thomas. o. Colo
-ado. save ~uttecance 10 .i:>se words
on the floor OF the Senate recently:
II would TO Col hat &o-l" sa1lus
rise up Oh whose lips oo;h cl:eruoim
and seraphim ra:e b:cathcd the ures
Of eloOuence - eoNni 1 trumpet call %
, this nation, arou; Il I from its dormant
state and awaken it TO a vivid sense CT
vits impcriouS duty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29
1A1 SERVICE OF THE WHEELING 1NTELII-TN -
EDI"ozIA1 SERVICE OF THE WHEEI1Se 1NTEI11' ~ -
the UNITED STATES AND JAPAN
a Cnar Statement of the Present Status of Exclusion Of Nlkado
Subjects Under Our Gentlemens Agreement.
By H. F. FAIRCHILD
Professor of Sociology >and Anthropoogy in Yale University.

Japanese immigration Is distinctly 4
Californian problem. This is Il 2a!pahl1
error. however. for IN tn" natural course
o. events m unchecked immigration
would quickly have passed by the bar
ricr Of the Rocky Mountains and rave
spread steadily Eastward.
Matters Itually rnrIc L. n head in 1907
by III" SSuanc" ~ thu famous order or
the school buarl of san Francisco. by
which tn. publ" education Of the Jap
auese was 20 10 conducted in separate
schools. This action VI" taken in the
face Of Il relatively small number OF
japanese pa pills in thr SchunlS. tho JUS
';if!raticn advanced being that many "f
inrs. pupils were really mon in years.
and not appropriate companions Tor
small boys and girls. This proposed
segregation raised Il storm OF protest.
and wNs regarded by Japan as q direct
nCfron, Ia her natural dira!ty. The
matter :Con became the subject of Dip
Irmatic negotiations. the final result ~
which was The "ccntlcman'S agreement
The -ISt Of this agreement WAS that
in return for CalifUrnIa'S foregoing any
discrimination against III" Japanese in
the use Of the public schools. Japan
would agr"" I" refuse passports 20 any
w0uld-hc Immigrants 90 IN" labor class.
except ihnS" designated rs FORMER resi-
DENTS" parents. wives. or children al
residents" and "~Snill"'! ag:iculturists.
This agreement. t.ouHt' II went int" ~
feet in 1907. did not begin /" operate
completely until the end "f the current
fiscal year. After that there was Il
marked failing off in the Immigration
OF japanese. and the t"'n! number NJ
immigrants of this rae" has not exceed
ed 1000 in any year since. AZ the sam"
time. there have been numerous depar-
lures Of Japanese. 81 that the total
number resident in this country in 1913
w;lS estimated at about $500.
Japan has adhered /" her sid" of ="
bar gain with srruru!"us consistency,
and many people IN ,lhis country hay"
crmc 20 REGARD this solution at tha prob
lem IN ideal one. ON III" whole. how
cYrr. MS stated above. III" arrangement
satisfied neither country as n pcrtnI
ont policy. Japan still feels that she Is
heinz Disseminated against anG stiS-
matixcd AZ an inferior people. while
many persons in II" United States feel
that IL is an uuSound prinriplr 10 leave
the control o: such Il vitality imrortnnt
matter In tho voluntary action Of 4 fore
ign state and :nat We should adopt II
definite and straightforward policy to-
ward Oriental immigration. SoEic lie.
harding complcte expulsion. an! others
the placing OF Japan on Identical terms
with European nations.
One OF the most serious objections to
tho present status is thar The agreement
was Meier officially nut IN writing, be-
ing merely a verbal understanding he.
tween Mr.. Root and Mr.. T~akahira. Th"r:
exists a. the present im" no ~anthori'a-
tive draf; 0; the "Gentlcmcn's agree
Incnt."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29
POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON. March cS.-tiron mo-
tion Of attorneys for the International
News Scrricr. the supreme court to-day
postponed hearing OF arguments until
April 81. in tn" suit brought by The
Associated Press 70 prevent the piratinr
Of W Arguments were 10 have boon
heard April -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

La Finanza. published at Rome. says
that Notwithstanding the government
control und establishment OF maximum
prices. the prices Of cereals. meats. other
foodstuffs. textiles. minerals. etc. have
rotIceaSly Increased. . Can any man
made law overcome the great economic
law Of supply and demand:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

We CLEAN from the recent debates In
the Senate that lack of effective prose-
cutioa Of the war is not so much 10 be
charged 70 the absence OF cooperation
on the part Of Congress as the failure
of coordination on the part OF thc Ad-
n;ristrative officials OF the govern
mont. This is not a political punch. but
the positive truth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

Kerersky. who once led Russia, turns
up at Chrlstiana. Norway. where he is
naming n Minister OF War and other
cabinet officers. He still seems chSesscd
to play ut government. In exile. sur
rounded by a brumagem cabinet. he is
q niticul reminder Of what might have
been. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

The War Risk Insurance Bureau re
Gently tina; the reason FOR TIE
delay in sending allotment checks 10
soldiers dependents was because OF tho
receipt by the bureau OF some hp.oo"
letters ask.aE the reason for the delay.
The rXcuids OF the small boy for being
,ar,,y At shcuo} VAS that his mother mad
Snanked him for being a slus-ahcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

That ia rather a sapicnt suggestion
Of tho Indianapolis Star. that AN easy
way 70 set inexperienced Baker out or
the cabinet would be for everybody I"
turn in and try 20 make him appea IN
he q greater mar than McAdoo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

Premier Georges plea for moro Amer
lean soldiers SubStantiatcS General
Woods statement that VIC should have
two million men at the front. II that
were necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

When the Kaiser asked Lud"ndorff
whether he or himself WAS Emperor of
Germany. the latter should hnr" replied
that II was unnecessary 10 remind him
OF something that was so painfully up-
DarenC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

The path to Persia and AfEhanistan
has been somewhat interrupted ny the
r%ecapture Of Odessa by the Russians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

The mantle Of tho great "non-par;i-
san" prophet has fallen upon Vice Frcs-
ident Marshall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

The Ckranians are now sorry OF their
German bargain. Always there Is. u
Joker In u German made treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

his dog OF his cat, beth OF which arc
casual sources of mental annoyance 10
neighbors, as well as agents for grav"r
potenriaIitics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

Tho Liberty motors mote, I'll right.
but the airplanes fail to plane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

Good Friday! And on this day the
bloody Hun would cruelty everything
that stands in his pathway. if he could
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

Some people who pride themselves on
their memories haze yet TO buy their
Liberty bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

Our airplane development seems 10 be
up in the air" but without wings To
fly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-29

'1;crlin ~ EGSt." Is a mighty poor
SLOGAN unless II is hacked NJ literally
with Liberty bonds.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-09-10
MUCH SUGAR IN
JAPAN and JAVA

Toxic Sept while housewlv
es of America and Europe are sui
fering from a shortage of sugar,
those of the Far East have super
abundance Of the sweet. Toxic su
gar dealers are wrath for they fear
the product Of the japanese En-
pire is to be driven off the market.
or greatly lowered in value, by su
gar imported from Java.
Java is at the bottom Of the trou
BILE. With a smaller export de
mand than usual, it's centrifugal
sugar has accumulated into great
stocks at Batavia and Sousabaya,
and consequently prices there arc
down. This week the prices have
dropped from 1926 to 1910 a pr
cul, G33 pounds) so that the pres
ent price at Batavia for centri-
fugal sugar is about two and a
third cents a pound. With higher
prices in Japan, it is to be expect
ed that sugar should flow that way
It is being suggested in Toxic tha5
available space on ships plying
from Yokohama to San Francisco
and Seattle should be devoted to
sugar on the ground that it is not
economy to waste either ship space
or fruit available for canning.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-09-10
Good For Bi1iousness

"Two years ago [ suffered from
frequent attacks of stomach trou-
BILE and biliousness. Seeing Cham
berlain s Tablets advertised I con-
cluded to try them. | improved
rapidly. - iss Emma Verbryke,
Lima. Ohio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
Los CUJESIIONARIOS DEEBBEEN QUEDAR
C~ONTESTAADOS E. SSEABAD0 PR0XlMO

primer contingente militar del re-
gistro.
El piazo que Sc les da para que Sc
presenter al referido eXan.en, des-
pues de haber recibido la tarjeta, es
de cinco dias V una veZ que transcu-
RE dicho plaza ell que M Sc presenta
esta considerable como desertor Y Sc
hace acreedor q las penas correspon.
uie:.tes.
Por tai motive les que cambian de
domicilio deoen de participate ense-
euida Il Conseio Local respective o Z
la Oficina de Correos con ell fin de
rec:bir con toda oportuniG2d Ia tar
ieta m~encionada. va sea que sc les
clasifique en- la 81 o en- cualquiera de
las otras secciones. pues es necesario
Que dc clio Sc cnteren con oportuni-
dad, para cumplir 10 que en- ella Sc
expresa O para hacer a~pelacion en-
case n~ecesar:o.
Sin embargo, no sienspre Ia clasifi-
caci6n (D, ;mplica entrada inme-
data al ejercito, pues aparte de que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
ESTAN EMIGRANDO
LAS FAMILIAS De
ZITACUARO
Po. Corrco. para LA PRENSA-"

Fo. Cor-cc. para LA
MORTLIA, MICHOACAN. 26 de
septiembre.-El rumor, no false pc"
cicrto. que circul6 en- Ia poblacion de
Zitacuaro. de que numerosos rebel
des Sc acercaban a Ia plaza para alta
carla. hizo que muchas familias de e.
sa localidad comenzaron Il a~bandonar
sus hogares q toda pr!sa para d!rl-
girse a las ciUdadeS inmediataS Y es-
capar de las depreaaciones que Il
costumbran cometer los chavistas en-
los lugareS por elios tomadoS.
Fl jefe de las armaS en- Ia mencio-
NADIA ciudad trato en- vano de dete-
ner el eXodo, pues cada persona que
llegaba de las inmediaciones hacla
que Ell tenor ~aumentar2. dando cuen-
ia de que los rebeldeS dc Chavez Gar
cia Sc estaban reconcentrando Ell las
inmediaciones de la referlda pobla-
ci6n para a~tacarla.
Sc puede calcular que ell treinta por
ciento de los habitantes de Zitacuaro
ltCt.! SIl4lO - uNSNat SANSAO Sh b~
zas mejor guarnecidaS o sencillamcn-
te no amagadas por los in~surrecto5.
Los mismos rebeldes que sc dice
estan reconcentrandose en- las inme-
diaciones de Zitacuaro, descarrllaron
81 tren de pasajeros que iba de dicha
ciudad a Ia de Maravatio, arrancando
IN gran tramo de viel- por 10 que e.
convoy, despues de cStar detenIdo TN
gran ratio haSta que Sc arregl6 la via,
~retrccedio hacia su punto de partida Y
Ell trafico ha Sido ~suspendido entire las
dos m~encionadas plaZas.
Cerca de Zitacuaro Sc hallaban los
rebeldes que Sc supone destruyeron
la via, pero Ell tren no fue atac2do
por elloS nj per otra partlda, 10 que
hace suponer que Ia intension de los
destructores de Ia via no era apode-
rarse del convoy. sino impedir la sa-
Ida de la poblaci6n de algunoS ele-
mentos de dinero, cosa que han 10
grade.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
DE La HABANA
caNDlDATURAs PREsspENclALEs

En- Cuba Ia opinion puolica empie-
"a a agitarse al derredor de la proXi-
babla de candidates, al menos en- ell
partido conservador, porque ell hbe-
raj Sc ~eEcuentra. por ahora, desor-
ganizado desde la frustrada revolu-
cion de febrero de 1917.
e. segundo periodic del general
Menocal eXpira a fines &c 1871, DE
manera que, al parecer, la propagan-
da resulta premature, y Quiza, en- Vez
de favorecer a los candidates que SC
presenter, les perjudicara por el con-
siguiente "desgaSte' de sus perso.
aalidades en- ell a~jetreo de la discu-
sion politlca.
Los liberaleS Sc encuentran dlv.dl-
dos desde que Sus jefes cayeron o
la revolucion o Sc eXpatriaron de Gu
ba; V q pesar de Ia inteligente labor
Nevada q cabo por algunos de los
que 10 tomaron participation en- e!
alzamiento, como Marquee Sterling.
Director de La Naci0n" (hombrc de
claro t~aleato V h~onorabilidad inta-
enable. cue, para algunoS meXicanos
eyaItados tiene Ia "macula' de ha-
Der pretendido evitar el asesinato de
Madero cuando fue Ministro de Cuba
en- Mexico:) a pesar, digo, de los eS-
fuerzoS realizados por a.gunoS lbe-
rales en- pro de la reorganization de!
partido. esta ha fracasado completa-
mente. al extreme de que el grupo
tiende a di~sgregarse en- mu!tlp!eS
subdivisiones. Todavia, sin eM2bar-
go. es possible la unificacion liberal,
porque las elecciones presidenciale5
90 estan pr6ximaS. Y. mientras tanto,
la p~oIitica pueGe sufrir ~aiteracloncs
~impreviStas.
Entire los elementos c~onservadores
(oue ahora son los g~obie-n!stas>
srenan va tres nombres de presti-
gio: el del General Nuhez, actual!
vicepresidente de la Republica. el del
Co-oYel Aurelio Hevia. eX-.Min:stro
de Gobernaci6n. y cl del general
| Rafael Moutalvo. Los tres cuen-
| tan con va!ioscs elementcs. Y, los dos
iltimos sobre TODD. con poderosa
fuerza de "arrastre"-como dicen a
qui-en los grupos directories de 81
partiGo.
FL general Montalvo lamigo intlmo
| del actual ~Presidente) ha hecho re-
| c;entes declaraciones al "Diario de Ia
Marina" Y como Sc trata probable
! me-te del hombre que 0cuc"ra Ia pr!-
me-a magistratura dc Cuba en- el
| pr0ximo periodic. ouiero dar a como
Ger a mis- lectoTes ~algunaS ae las mas
nctableS opiniCncS emit!das por Ell
candidate conservador
"Yo aspire a ser canCldato-G!lo
i-con e! mismo derecho con que as
piran otros ilustreS correiigionarioS
mics. pero resignado dc sntemano I
aceptar la decision defimitiva que ID
~voiuntad del pueblo quiera adoptar
en- este problema...." "Nadle serla
| demasi2do grande para perm!tlrSe
| desdenar la primera magistr&tura De
su pals, pero nadie debc ser bastaa-
tie pequeao para hacer mas triSte y
! sensible 81 derrota por un nal en-
tendido Sentimiento de amor proplo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
PAGINA CHICO

en- el eXamen meoico Sc determine
este, ell primer coEtingente que Sc
llama son los que estan clasificados
en- la ~mencionada seccion Y letra A.
va Sc na expresado con tnda cia-
ridad que los nlexicanos, por ell ne
cho de ser extranjeros tienen que ser
clasificados en- Ia Clase (F) v por
ningdn motive seran obligados al
servicio m~ilitar, siempre que cul:plan
cen todos los requisites que la ley dis
pone y les cuales SUI ~precisamente
para que las autoridades ST corven-
zar de que ell registrado no pucde
formar parte del ejercito.
Por 10 tanto. 81 por alguna %circuns-
tancia son clasificados en- c%ualquie-
IA de las otras secciones que no c.
responder al e%xtranjero, con toda
oportunidad deben hacer la reclama-
cion respectiva ante ell Consejo de Ex-
cepciones, estando listos para apron
tar todas las pruebas de su ciudada-
MIA m~exicana, sin las cTales no ten
dram exito las apelaciones.
Las pruebas que Sc necesitan SON:
la carta de ciudadania extendida por
ell Consulate Mexicano, la fe del bau-
tismo o el acta de nacimiento o, en-
su defecto. documentos firmados pof
personals que acrediten que ell irtere-
sado es mexicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02

'Se ha dicho-continuo-que ell ge-
neral Menocai apoya mi candidatu-
IA, V que esta circumstance estable-
&c de antemano la seguridad de su
eXito. La affirmation es ca%prlchosa.
Nj eI general Menocal MT ha ofre-
edo su apoyo. nj 70 Sc 10 he pedido.
70 quiero ser ell candidate neto de mi
partido, Y es una especie que recha-
20 porque ofende al Presidente Ia que
pretende presentarme COMO protegi-
do por las esferas oficialeS." Me
limito d desear que el P~residente no
me combata. Y de ESQ 81 es verdad
que estoy absolutamente SECURE"
Suponiendo que Ell general Montal-
70 sc e%acuentre fuera de! radio de Ia
protection Official, Y que ell candidate
del partido conservation resultase ser
cualcuiera de los tres ~perSonajes CT
tadoS, o un cuarto que todavla no
surge, 10 cue 81 ME parece evidente
es que los libeTales no conquistaran
ell poder Executive para el proximo
periodic, por mas que sea un hecho
indiscutible que cuentan con gran
numero de votos, que componen a
10 que he dido decir-la mayoria del
pals.
Sc debera L. dcrrota liberal, mas
que a la politica interior. a la eX-
terror, sobrc todc. 81 la guerra Ell
ropea no terrina antes de dos amos,
| Dorque el Gobierno de la Casa Blan-
ca le convene que no Sc alteren las
coniicioneS existcntes en- Cuba, Y "a
cite es impossible la Segunda reelec-
ci6n del general MeAoC&l. a 10 menos
tratarase de llevar 4 la P~residenc!a
4 Quien ~recoia Y continue sus meto-
dos politicos Y ADMINISTRATORS
Las observaciores anteriores son
las de un simple eSpectador. carente
de todo interes en- Ia politica Guiana
uGe trasmite aqueIlas a titulo de in
formation para los lectoreS del Pc
ri6dico que lie Ia dado el encargo de
suministrar!e noticias
En- la misma information. impartial
Y cast "destenida", SECURE informant
DO a LA PRENSA del curse que to-
me Ia poiitica Guiana, que Sc aproxi-
ma = uno &c sus periodos mas inte-
~rcSantcs.
jose ELGUERO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
NACIMIENTO

La sonora Rosa Lozano de Fald6s,
espcsa de nuestro companero de Re-
dacei6n lgnacio H. Fa!d6s, di6 a luz
aver, q las nueve de IA manana, IN
rcbusto nino, en- Is Residential que los
esuosos Eald6s ocupan en- 103 Gale
de Las Moras.
NueStro companero Sc e%ncuentra
de placemes por el feliz advenimien-
TO de 81 primer vastago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02

Aver principioroR q poHersc
IaS ClIsiiicGcioEeS.
Aver, Ia mayor parte dc los Conse-
JOS Locales. principiaron Z poner Ell
FL correo las tarjetas de Justification
q aquellos registrados Il Quienes c.
rresponde la primera clasc, siguiendo
despues. sucesivamente, a los que les
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