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Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
the COUNTY HEALTH OFF,
Ger IS NOT AN OFFICIAL
Supreme Court Holds Against An
Appointee Of State Board.

The position of county health Of
fcer is not an Office, but merely an
employment, according to a declS-
ion of the supreme court rendered
Monday in the case of DR.. b. I,
Middleton against Miller county
and DR.. L. J. Kosminsky, appealed
from the Miller county circuit
court.
DR.. Kosminsky was appointed
county health officer Of Miller
county, under the act Of 1918, crea.
ting that Office in the different
counties, the appointment being
subject to the approval of the
county judge, and at the expiration
Of his term oil office was reappoiDt-
ed by the state board Of health,
but the county judge refused to ap-
prove the reappointmelt and re.
fused to allow him the salary Of
$25 per month Dr. kosminsky
brought suit to recover the smount
and the circuit court gave judg-
ment in his favor, on the theory
that he was still the county health
officer, as bis successor had not
been appointed and qualified, The
county appealed from that jude-
ment When the county judge re-
fused to approve the reappointment
of Dr. kosminsky, he holding that
the office was vacant, he employed
! DR., B, c. Middleton to make certain
examinations and allowed his claim
therefor, which the circuit court, on
appeal, disallowed, and Dr. Middle.
ton appealed from that judgment,
The supreme court found 1t nee.
essary to determine whether the
position OF county health officer Is,
under the act creating the position,
an office or merely an employment,
and reached the conclusion that
the position Is not an Office and
does not come within the eonstitu.
'ional provision concerning officers
! holding over after the expiration of
their terms until the election and
Qualification Of their successors
Under this construction Dr. Kos.
lnlnsky had no authority to hold
the position when lis appointment
was refused the approval of the
county Judge and could not collect
The salary for which he sued DR.
Middleton, the court held, wns
properly employed, there being a
vacancy In the position, and was
entitled to the fees earned by him.
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
His Sixteen Years
Suffering Now Ended

Il can say with the, greatest OF
pleasure that Foley kidney Pills were
the only thing that gave me feiet
Mr.. q. w. Henderson OF Dingle,
Miss, says more than that too. He
suffered with eystitis Inflammation
OF the bladder). IL went on until no
reached the point where he had diz2y,
weak spells, and some times he would
almost faint with pain, OF course,
ne doetored, went on 20 the mineral
springs and drank waters OF different
Kinds, which altogether cost him
large sum OF money. Stlll no. per.
manent relief Now comes n friend
who recommends Foley Kidney Pllls,
and after using half dozen bo tiles,
his pains arc all gone, he sleeps
soundly all night
When Kidney and bladder trouble
comes on you and you suffer the palnp
and aches Il causes, have Irregular,
painful seeretions and a burning tens
snuon take FoleY's kidney pills az
once and you win echo Mr. Hendor-
sons sentiments,
Barnett Drug Go,
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
From County Judge Horn

To the Voters Of Sharp County,
both Ladies and Gentlemen'-l
take this method Of thanking you
for the vote given me in the May
primary election. To those who
supported Inc | have not words to
express my thanks, and fer those
who saw fit to support either Of my
opponents | have the kindest re.
CARDS | believe you voted your
convictions as It Is the privilege Of
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
Local News

Homer Edwards Of Batesille spent
few hours with Evening Shade
friends one day this week.
Barnett Bros. Mere. Co., Bates
vile, have just received a carload
Of field fence and barbed wire.
DR.. j, H. Owens, the veterinarian,
spent a day or two in Batesville this
week looking after some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Evans Of
Sidney were here Sunday, guests
Of Sheriff and Mrs. j. H. Kirtley,
parents of Mrs, Evans,
T. M. Lane Of Amateur and
W. j. Ellis Of Ballard are new read
ers of the Record. F, M, Norris Of
Dustin, Okla, sends US a dollar for
another years reading Of the pa
per,
c. Wilson of Williford is spend.
ine a few days here with his daueh.
ter, Mrs, c, l., Coeer He is just
returning home from an extended
visit with relatives In New Mexico
where he was much improved in
health.
K. E, Semple, a well' known citi.
zen OF RichNoods township, was
here the latter part Of last week
visiting his daughter, Mrs, Neil SUI
livan. Mrs, Sullivan was quite sick
for several days, but is now very
much improved,
Children that are affected by
worms are pale and Sickly and
liable to contract some fatal disease
Whites Cream Vermifuee expels
worms promptly and puts the child
on tbe road to health. Price SOC
per bottle, Sold by Barnett Drue
Co a
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21

Rev. F. F. Weaver of the Sidney
section was an agreeable caller at
Record headquarters one day lately.
He advanced b is subscription a
notch
Mrs. Marvin Stephens and two
children returned to their home at
Ash Flat few days ago, after hav-
ing spent several days with Evening
Shade relatives.
W. B. Barnett, a good citizen OF
Ash Flat, was business visitor in
Evening Shade Tuesday and a
pleasant visitor at this office. Mr.
Barnett has been a reader of the
Record for many years and says its
weekly visits are very much appre-
ciated by himself and his family,
The school board held a meeting
a few days ago and reelected Milt'
on Stokes president and S, F. Bar
nett secretary, Teachers for the
next term Of school have not as
yet been employed, and the board
is experiencing difficulty in securing
a faculty, owing to the present
great scarcity of teachers
The local board has completed
re-classificatioD OF men subject tC
the draft in this county, adding
about 100 names to class | tha,
were formerly in lower classes. lr
this number are several who origin
ally failed to pass the physical ex
animation and have been ordered
to appear for another examination.
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
Rheumatic And Kidney Ills

Troubled with rheumatism
kidney or bladder affections? You
need Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs Frank
P. Wood, R. Ed. 2 Morrill,, Maine
writes. II found relief as soon as
began taking Foleys Kidney Pills.
My husband also received much
benefit from them. He was lame,
could not stoop over; now feels no
pain" Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
Bad Kidneys Laid Min Up

A slight kidney impairment may
lead to dropsy or Briehts disease
Don't neglect it. Frank Miller, Bins'
ham, Utah, writes Was troubled
with my Kidneys so bad | could not
work. Tried many kinds of medi.
cine which did me no good. Then
| tried Foleys Kidney Pills; now feel
ing as good as | ever did before
Barnett Dug Co,
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
Dangers OF Constipation

Neglected constipation may cause
piles, liberation Of the bowels, ap.
pendicitis, nervous prosttalion, par
alysis Don't delay treatment Best
remedy is foleys Catharlic Tablets
Do their work surely, easily, gently
without injury to stomach or iutes'
tinal lining, Contains no habit form.
Ing drugs. Fine iof fat folks. Bar
nett Drug Go.
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21

SURGEONS agree that in case Of
cuts, burns, bruises and wounds. the
iitst treatment Is the most Impor.
tant When an efficient antisep,ic
Is applied promptly, there Ia no dan.
Ger OF infection and the wound be.
gins to heal at once, For use Oh
man OF beast, Bofv1one 18th
ideal antiseptic and healing agent
Buy II now aud be ready for an em.
efeeney Price Csc, so and 81 Oh
pet bottle, Sold by Barnett prue
On
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
every American citizen 'aa
| will always feel eraldA
voters of Sharp county lal

voters of Sharp county ld
have ever done for me Al
inc every voter in The S'
very best Of success, aAa .
meet you all in the nea1 III
shake your hand and se'a
| remain, with the v''l
feelings and kindeSt resaIa
Your ItI
WTb
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
s'".s: s.s.i,:;. <; .','' Of GHz1zz9

Albert Moser, who had been
working in store at Broken Ar.
row, Okla, for some time, returned
home Friday. He was accompani-
ed by the two small daughters and
little son Of MIR. and Mrs. Eugene
Moser Of BoyntoD, Okla, who will
spend some time here with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, 6, W
Moser, .
Wanted, 300 young men between
Is aud 2l to become teleeraphers
and agents Oh The government con-
trolled railroads, Situations posi-
lively guaranteed Immediately after
graduation at greatly increased
wages, or tuition will be paid back
Your country calls, Enroll now
Rates will increase Sept, |, Senc
for catalos Springfield Business
College,
A War Savings Society was or
eanized at Cave City last week BY
Mrs, Sidney Stephens Of Hardy
vice chairman for Sharp county
Mrs. A. / Due Is president ant
Mrs 6 I, Laman secretary Mrs
Stephens also addressed the teach
efs institute, in session et Cave
City last week, on the subject oI
the organization Of War Savings
Societies in the schools,
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21
Coughs And Colds

Summer colds a' y, !"
break up, coughs are s'I. s'''
of, If you will take v"I ,rJ
and Tar COMPOUND %t o,tl
dam, 2s2 Maple St. .,lJr IIr
N. J. writes: 1T h'.p",' .a,'r
never ne v had apy'hinsD'',s'' 's',
laxative, Contains n'% p'%
cotics. Barnett D'OS|
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21

If you have itch d0n'
1t does not cure tue wv
makes the skin bleed. % Y
lard's Snow Linimept " y
gently on the affected plt' y
lieves itching instantly a'
applications removes 'n'a' .'
performing a peII1''',, 10 ,
Price 25c, Soc and ST." !
Barnett DRUG Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-06-21

A number Of casS, .'sI''., /,
are reported from w'III'a' I,''
are also several cases ''''
at Pouehkeepsie'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
Uf! FL CaIomsl? Trastor-
ma tsdc SD ORGANISING
Deie dc usa- esta drcga ~peiigrosa
anses de que lie produsca sai;-
vacion. les horri5iee

listed Sc siente bilioso, tardo Y
constipado, Y cree que necesita el pc
ligroso calomei para limpiar u in
testinos Y corregir el higado.
Lea nuestra garantia! Pida en- la
drogueria una botella de "Dodson's
Liver Tone" Y tome n cucharada
q la roche. Sine lie corrije Ell higa-
do V arregla su sistema mucho me-
ior cue Ell calomel sin causarle dolo-
res o nauseas, puede listed volver q
la botica a cue lie devuelvan su d.
nero.
ST hoy tcma ~calomel, manana Sc
seatira debil, enfermo y con nauseas.
No p;erda un dia de trabajo. Tome
una cucharada del ~inofensivo "Dod-
sons Liver Tone" en- la noche y Sc
levantara perfectamente hisa al dia
siguiente. Els absolutamente inofen-
sivo Y puede darse a los ninos en-
c~ualquier tempo. No pueie causar
saiivaci0n nj tampoco tiene dieta.
(Adv.)
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81 siStcma dc tarjetas.

Ppesto en- ~conociniento del Jefe
-. DiStrito aduanal este descubri-
m5e@lo, Sc djS2uso c~stablecer el sis
Iem@ De t~&rjetaS. con 81 cual Sc po-
&e@ nueva ' severaS r~eStricciones a
= eN2ortaci6n de comestibles q Ma
.amoroS.
ii dicho sistema-que empez6 .
estar ~ viEor Loy-eS el S;guiente.
tada iefe de famiIia, que posca eI pa
saPorte eXigido por las autoridades
lie Immigration, para cruzar Ia from
tera. debe obtener del comerciantc
&cnde haga l. compra, una tarje.a
~esnHc.a,. lteyar esta d d aduana doa-
ae Sc &c leglza, 2notaudo en- ella el
aimero del pasaporte que tenga e
c~"m2~@dor : ~aonitndole 81 Selto d a
ot:c.Ea adUanai americana.
N2die puede Hear mercancias mas
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Sc REGULA Il EXP0RTACION
Dc WHERE'S 4 MATAM0R0S
Las autoridades de Brownsville, Tex, esta-
blecieron el sistema de t~arjetas
Solo dos veces por sesrsaE7a podranc eszlpFar E0eEcasi-
c;as y ESQ aqIeIias personas qe pcseass Ear5e&ss
susorizadas y SIS EespecSiycs RasaPoF&e9

que cada tres dias, y ESQ en- IN can't
dad Que esta autorizada. Asi, Que
cada vez cue el mteresado pase los
comestibles comprados en- esta clu-
dad, tiene que presentar su CORES
rond!ente tarjeta a los guardias a.
duansles americanos, quienes proce-
den a "checar" la fecha con IN MAI
cador &c que han sido provistos y
e, cual es semejante a los que usan
los ~condcctores del ferrocarril.
No pucde 5ur.arse la disposition.
va con este sistema De "checar'
las fecha5 en- las tarjetas. dificilm2n-
re puede burlarse ia disposition die
tada. Pero adn hay mas: el Inspec-
tor, antes de permitir ei pase de IA
mercancia que conduzca e. ~portado-
del "2ase", requiere &c q cl mime
70 del p2SapoCte, para Yer 81 efoc-
tivamsnte corresponds IA una con e!
ot~o. Y luego compare al Interest,"
DO con Ia fotcgrafja para Z $! &
- e. dueno Gel documento. De es-
II manera, SC impide que nadie. que
70 sea e. dueno del pasaporte licye
comesCibles al lado meXicanc.
Como solo - UarSi~ -. ri pcvm:iir
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Termin6 sus labores el
Congress- N6dico
Gu T'uebIa
Ell pr6ximo COngreso Sc reGD!ra
en- la c;uiad de Toluca, ell
alo de 1920

PUEBLA, Enero 20.-Ancche Sc
efectu6 Ia clausura del V. Coagreso
MGdico hecha por Ell Presidente no.
norario del mismo, doctor Alfonso
a5rcra. C~coernador del Estado. e
@cto Sc efectuo en- ell salon de s~esiones
del CcneTesc ante III nune-osc y
d.zt.lg@;do cc-curso.
Para exc Ia sesi5n Ultima del Con-
greco tIviera tcdo e! attractive posi-
BE. Sc organize una de las mas bo-
ritas fiestas &c las otrecidas q los
congresistas.
Fl progranla Sc form0 de "Arle-
%siana,' de Bizet; "Eiigia," de Sauna
niego; ~"Serenata," de R. Drigo; NO
che de Arabia" de \. M~i!denberg;
"Ada@io." de Bizet; Y Bridal Proce-
ssiGn,' de Gricg, todos estes nIreros
a cargo del seyteto cue dirigc G!
maestro don Carlos Samaniego Y eje-
cutadas con Ia discretion de siempre.
De varios informes producidos por Ell
Secretario General del Coagreso. doc
tor Ricardo Cicero, por ell Tesorero,
professor don Roberto Medellin, el de
este, leido por otro medico, Y por el
Reiator doctor Alfonso Pruneda. Y de
un discurso del doctor Agustin Man
anera del Campo.
Cubicrto ell programa, ell doctor Ca
brera hizo IL declaration de Quedar
clauSurado Ell V. Congrcso Nedivco
M~exicano, entire los aplausos de la
sc!ecta c~oGcurrencia.
Por la tarde, el Congreso habia &C.
lebrado Su Ultima session general con
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FUSILAN ALOS REOS POLITICOS en- PUEBLA
MilitaFes y ciyiaes eiecutsaos ca Ia
~EsaGiGsnciaFia
La sociedad Sc Iaalia n2uy alarn7ada por la
faIta de e~a1antias

~OrTcSponGcncia Especial para LA rRENsi
CiUDAD DE MEXICO. Enero ..
En- Ia ciudad dc Puehla han s;lo
,Hsilsdos oc1ltamente Y sin formation
de cauSa, varios reos poiiticoS que SC
enContraban internados en- la Peni-
tenc;aria de aqueila capita. NADIA
nan 6icho sobre este los pcri6dicos
semi-oficiales, Y cs claro que asi sea.
dado que las ~eieclcioHcs consumadaS
en- Ia ciudad De Puebla tienen ci "a
uctcr de "ley-fuga". segun Sc des-
prcnde de las noticias particulars
cue Sc han rccibido aqui.
Do acucrdo con esas noticias a
las que les do acogida va un ne
ri6dico oposicionista-el Unico cue ha
tratado. aunque 1 Ia ligera este asun-
70 senSacional-en Ia m~adrugada del
sabado pr6xirno pasado Sc cscucha-
ron fUer.es descargas de fusileria
en- {! interior dc Ia P~enireacla~ia del
Estado. PoC toda Ia ci1dad Sc ex-
t>ndlo Ell run1or De que habian side
fusilados varios mihtares ' d mo o
dos c~iviles.
Lo que no Sc sabe es 81 los fusia-
dos fueron personals a~preherd;daz.
uit1mamente, &c2sadas &c estar en-
c~onnivencia con los compiotjstas eie-
catados sn ia ciudad de To,uca 0 s.
fUeron Dc los Prisiorayos Que hace -
varies dias Sc encontraban ell "a Pc.
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(pasa a IN 5a. Pag. Col. 4a.)

pE"e''ca 'e"iE c0iio "~i'io""~'oi' !"
haDi@ auquif!oo en- III rancho cream"
, Sai>!'!o' 'htFoanc!ehao v"c&s ' Mu-
las 4 los corraieS. mas Ge este q H.
tr2d1cir h~moajado&eS y ministries
n%tIanJeFoS nay t:H.a o'tefehc!a' CO.
no "a eNlstente entire l2 dc Vender ie-
che, como Ca-iIdo Aguisar en- Congo
lea, = render einpieos : ~preoenGas
como podra hacerlo ahora, nc Candido
q: leeherO ! quIen concclmos monta-
y" ." IN nal rocin. s'no eI general
lie DIVISION non '&1olao A&"i@r,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24
iraaRelaciOnes
contra Ia proteSta
del pals
Siguen los aiaques a Carranza.
q quien acusan de estar es-
tab!eciendo Ell nepOtismo

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 20.
Ell anurcio hecho por varios de los
peri6dicos semi-oficiales, de que e.
jefe del executive ha firmado va el
nombramiento de Candido Aguilar
como Secretario de Relacionc5 KITE
riores, ha ~provocado nuevas protes-
tas Y nuevas crit.c&s de pa-te de los
rcriGdicoS 6rranos de !cs e,ementos
c~onsiderados como o~rosicionistas. es-
to es. de los revoIucionarios cue po-
co . POGO Sc han lido alcjando del Ca
rranciSmC'-
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Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSi

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. EaeTo %
C9rforre = las nuevas disposiciores
dadas a conocer aver por los oficia-
les de Ia aduana de esta ciudad, Mn
Cu1a persona. residente en- Matamo-
ros. pod.a adquirir m~ercancias de
grimera necesid2d de Brownsville, 81
no presenta una t~arjeta debidamerte
auco-izada Dor Ia oficina aduana!,
tarfeta que solo Sc otorgGra 4 quien
.r~eser.s. tambien debid&mente reqai-
srtad9. e. pasaPcrte Sc exile a to-
In persona que cruce IA Inca d:riso-
"a. AGemaS. conforme, t%an5ien. 4
ssss dis2osiciones. los poseedoTes de
las t~arjetas podran comprar, soda
rerte cada tres dias, manteca, hari-
ia. szlcar Y otros ~articulos simila-
~e:. rn una palabra. que Ia cantidad
Dc m~ercancias de primera ncceSiGad
~,,vo paSo . territo-:o meXicano al
sariz5 ei iefe del DiStrito Aduana!-
caa:idad suficiente para las necesi-
ladies' dc caGa familia Por dos o tres
E.as-se podra llevar Solamente 0os
veccs ror szmana en- vez dc dos @
rr5s -cc7s diariaS como Sc venia ha-
, sado durante los uitimos Gias,
Dos M! personals pasan q BrowasTi-
lie.
Como CT Natamoros NADIA Sc consi-
yu--ae 2~rticuIos aiimenticjo prac-
amcqte todos los habitantes del
= erto rcniaa d;ariamente a surtirSe
tc o Q2e Nus n~ecesitaban, en- Browns
lille. Sc ca'cula que los comerc.os
n menadco vendiaU, solamente a
personals procedentes del puerto v2c;-
n1. ma de cinco raj! d6la?es dIacios.
S--,1 los iHformes rroporcionaG5s
~a, ! servicio Ge Immigration. e. ma
,~o lie p~1~sonas cue diariamen;c
-z-yo 4 ~froa.sra. FOR e vnente
.-"~..on.I @ - = Fado Paal.co
~ lr los mt sgr t-~m;no we",o.
,s g.. .:.-J lie Er5wns-
aa- 4EaGz.
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Nafarrate Y ChaDa van
q llaCer propaganda
CabaIEerista
ST triunfa lopez de Lara 80 rea'i'
zsran negoci0s cue tie9s1 IN
EeTSP c iva
r correspondence Especra9 nara Ia PRENSt

C0rrrsprntcurla ESpcrIag nara IA PRENst
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, enero %,
i-Emiliano P. Nafarrate ' Pedro E.
Chapa. general Y co-onel c~2rrancjslG.
respectivamente; el senador Y
el otro diputado, Y ambos mieTbrcs
prominenteS del particle caba!!erista,
llegaran a Matamorcs e2 4 Dr6Xj-
ma seman4. ASi 10 aru-c;&roa aye
en- el puerto los pactldal.os de Il
c~ardidatura del general Luis Caba-
.lero para c, gobierno del Estado.
Nafarrate Y Chspq est&n interesa-
dos vivamenta en- que Cabal!ero re-
suite elccto g~cbe:nadc- del Estado
dc Tamaul.pas. : 81 viajc 4 Maaamo-
ras tienen po- obje,o 81 ~acti,ar IA
campana lie los ca5a!ie";s.as 4 eic@-
TO de c~ontrarrestar IA te los laristas.
que Green Jener - eI dominic De IL
situacidn Per habcr tr;UnfaGo G las
elcccicncs m~unicipa,es.
FL resultado de las c!e@cioHcs re
nera!es cs. para Na!at.ute y Chana.
pero princip&imente para el pr;mero,
question de gran monta. 81 tiUnfa
LOPEZ de Lara como go6ernador. M
fa.ratc perdcra tod4 csge-an2a de
rcaIi4ar los graHGcs ncgot.os QUE
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vE-ICS We.

@o4nG&@c!a Ge personals gle
len del Iado mcxicano a comprar
~erca0c:as cuya exportacion eSt&
-~oh tida por IN decreto presidential,
a-sD~z6 = lamar Ia atencion de los
- peescreS aduanales Y dc los depen-
5icnteS de II Administration local de
FomeStibleS, Quienss consideration
me las nercanciaS cue diariamcnte
@ Ievaban d Natamoros S;gnifica5an
ma cartidad mayor que ~la-prccisa
"2ra las neceSidadeS de las familiaS
ae "a poblac;on mexicana V que por
% tanto, bien podia estarse llevando
e N&camoros mercancias con fines
eSpeculat;vos.
DeSou3S Sc motto u gran rumo-
70 de mujereS y niHos y no pocos
hy210-cs haciaa dos. tres o mas via
- d;ariancnte a esta ciuGad, regre-
Snodo = MatamoroS con pequenos
paquelcs de mercanciaS de primera
ne~ces;daa. PaSaban estaS personals
tgrt2S veceS = terriJorio americana,
porGuc los inspectoreS, a pesar de que
eNigiaC a toda persona el correspon-
"1"nta Nasaporte, 10 podian recor-
d.r. entire los varioS cientos de genie
Cue cruzaban Ia frontera, Il aqu6llos
CUE 10 lutheran hecho una o dos We
ces anteS.
Comenzaron las indagaciones Y los
emp eados dc Ia aduana descubrie-
ron que varios concentrates del
puerto de Matamoros, e<taban COM
.rra@do las pequenas cantidadeS de
mercancias q1e paSaban quienes Sc
jedieaban 4 cruzar la frontera va
r.aS reces al ola Y que esas n,ercan-
c!2s as realizaban en- el uismo puer-
20 o bJca las enviaban. cuando ha-
Dian reunido una cantidad mas o
menos considerable, u concentrates
iel interior del E.Stado de Tamauli-
pas.
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cualfO Sc eIclienira en- cstc eSllio ian
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plicacioncs que afeclen los ncrvfos opti-
COS Y cntOncc> Gucdari listed ciegO quien
Sabc 81 para tOda SUI vida.
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mas aprcCIado que poSeemoS y hay que po-
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dc listed mis- tempo. r~:curcsc listed hoy,
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pcdir que SUI mai vaya a mas Y que Sc
yea listed cXpueSto 4 perder H. vista 0
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do. Dirlgtr sus pcdidos d:
LIMPIAVISTA CHEMICAL CO.
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san Antonio, Texas.
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