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The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18
Carol Singing
Is Dying out
custom of carol singing

"\HE custom of carol singing
out Of doors ut Christmas
time seems to be dying out.
This Is great pity, for
carols are branch OF folk music. the
unconscious art Of the peasant mind.
q heritage of inestimable worth.
In many English villages there are
carols peculiar to themselves. to be
jealously guarded and retained for
their use.
The Christmas carol dates from the
birth Of Christianity itself, the
angels having sung their carols at the
birth Of Jesus Christ.
Among the early Christians carols
were sacred hymns representing
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18

nv" passaitk uWdyp
and Of religious
feelings now su-
perseded by 9TH
ers Of a different
CASTE"
OF late years
SO m . Of the
churches chiefly
In the larger cit
ies--have held
",hristmaq carol
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ne dntlqudteu
apartment. Th e
sounds. as they
receded. became
more soft and
aerial. and seemed
to accord with
me quiet and the
moonlight. ! lis
tened and listened
they beca m .
more and more
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Planning His Future.

The Proud Fnther-Im sure Of II.
The kids going to inherit my looks.
The Fond Mother-I'hat will be aw.
full. Can't you make will and dlsn.
herit him?
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sible to name the
favorlte. ere
can be little doubt
Of the universal
appeal Of "God
rest -. merry
& e n t l e m e n,"
whose plaintive
m elody has
touched a chord
in the pOpular
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EnterprisinQ France.

Nearly S3,0O0.O00,000 is proposed TO
be spent by France for Improvement
Of ports, interior navigation and rail.
roads.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18

Christ's nativity.
Now the name II
given to q variety
Of popular met
rical com O.
sitions from the
simple record Of
the birth Of our
Lord to rude was
sail songs and
rhymes Of holiday
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18
That Depends.

Don't you adore what the paer
calls the voices Of the niglti''
Not If the baby has the collie"
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18

A little learning is less dangerous
Than vivid Imagination.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18

Deafness In women is due to their
failure 10 practice the art of listening.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18

Married people are like shoes---if ex-
aetly alike they are not n fitting pair.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-12-18

To dressmaker, fitting dress is
mere matter Of form.
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Write NOW for Circular!

circular fully describing this stock issue has been prepared
1t tells of the gigantic of the busnes-the earnings
of the the dividends that have been paid Write
for this circular today Learn how you may become partner
in the business Of Montgomery Ward Co Write for the
circular NOW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-07
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER :, 1910
AGREEMENT REACHED
ON WARRANT TANGLE

OF the program. They took the po-
sition that they would not stand idly
by and allow all the warrants to be
paid in full for the reason that they
were convinced that some of the
warrants were fraudulent and some
had been secured at less than par
by unfair means. They threatened
that as these particular warrants
were released from the case in the
federal court they then would start
Independent actions in the circuit
court OF Klamath county to enjoin
the payment of these warrants. For
q time il looked as if we had reached
deadlock because Mr.. LCng would
not recede from his position that
the warrants must be paid in full
with accrued interest.
Finally, | met with Judge Worden,
Mr.. Kuykendall and Mr. Stone of
Stone & Gale at Judge Webster's
office at Portland, and after confer
ring for a day, Mr.. Stone, represent
ing some of the largest warrant
holders, offered to take a reduction
In the warrants held by his clients
in order to aid in bringing about a
I then called Mr.. Long
up over long distance at Tacoma
and stated that l was convinced that
there was no hope Of avoiding a
guerilla warfare in klamath Falls
on the warrants as they were releas-
ed unless he would agree that part
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-07

on cash basis and that probably II
would be just as well to dismiss the
suit and bring the whole matter TO
a close. However. II was felt that
courtesy to Mr.. Day for HIS part In
the local suits required that We
should secure his views Us to our
conclusion.
The correspondence between Mr..
Day and, Mr.. Long. because OF the
many enforced business absences OF
Mr.. Long from the city was some
what delayed. 30 II was that "a con-
clusion was not reached until the
early part OF September. when Mr..
Day. after he had all the facts. ac-
quiesced in our views as TO what
should be done.
Mr.. Long then suggested that |
go to klamath Falls to confer with
you and all other parties in Klam-
ath Falls interested TO the end that
we might dismiss the suits.
Pending litigation has confined me
to Tacoma so that ! have been un-
able TO make the trip. and because
OF that fact / am now writing you
this letter
Our conclusion, therefore. Is that
we shall dismiss the suit at once and
thus end the controversy. II can
well be done at this time for the rea-
son that the decision OF Judge Cal
kins in the circuit court for Jackson
county to the effect that the present
budget law requires that each coun-
ty must run within revenues raised
for the particular year, and that old
Indebtedness can only be retired by
special levies. accomplishes the very
purpose which was being served BY
our injunction, namely. the holding
back OF warrants until the county
could have cash on hand with which
to pay them.
We understand that II is your in
to continue making levies
with which to pay these warrants,
so that in time they will all be paid
You will note that the original
agreement which was consented to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-07
Of the varrants might be disco united

Of the warrants might be discounted
and that the incoming county court
was insisting that this be done,
In order to relieve the situation
MIR. Long finally gave his consent
with the understanding that Il must
definitely appear that the plaintiff,
In the federal suit at Portland wer,
not parties to this part of the trans
action.
We thereupon drew up the fol
lowing stipulation:
Memorandum Of Agreement
The parties interested in the suit
Weyerhauser Land company, cor
poration, ct al, plaintiffs, vs.. VIM. s
Worden, county Judge OF klamath
county, Oregon. ct al. defendants
have come TO the following under
standing:
"First-Tne plaintiffs are willing
that the warrants involved in the
above suit may be paid in full with
accrued interest, and agree that II
the county court of klamath county
will make levies in an amount rang
ing from 100000 to Sl25,000 per
annum. starting with the levy made
in the year 1915, they will release
from the injunction and dismiss the
suit as to sufficient number OF war
rants to equal the levy each year,
Warrants are to be released in the
order of protest.
"Second-But the plaintiffs in the
suits filed in the circuit court fer
klamath county, represented by II.
n. Day. feel that number of war
rants were issued at discount, or
that the prices for which materials
were sold to the county were above
market price, and that therefore
some reduction should be made in
the warrants.
"Third-The defendants in the
case representing the warrant hold
ers have agreed to a reduction. and
it has been determined that dis
count of about $4,000 will be sat
isfactory. The manner and distribu-
ton of the reduction are to be left
TO the judgment of ID. V. Kuyken-
dali and c. +. Stone.
"Fourth-It is agreed that all
suits and actions affecting county
now pending in the cir
,uit court of klamath county, are to
De dismissed.
"Fifth-The present county court
s satisfied with the above arrange
nent and will do everything in their
,ower to carry out this understand
ng.
y. T. S. LYLE.
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Weyerhau-
ser Land Company, Western Pa
cifc Land & Timber Company,
Oshkosh Land & Timber Company.
LIONEL B. WEBSTER,
Attorney for Klamath County, Will
liam S. Worden, C. G. Merrill, ,
John Hagelstein.
KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON,
Attorneys for Marion Hanks, +. II. |
Mccormack, George Hayden, c. c. |
Low, 6. R. DeLap.
STONE & GALE,
Attorneys for C. F. Stone, Attor-
ney in fact for Hodson-Feenaugh-
ty Company and Coast Bridge
Company. ct al. Defendants"
The preliminary restraining order
vas thereafter prepared and the va
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by the county court in existence at
the time provided that levies from
100000 to $l25.0OO were to be
made and used In the retiring OF
outstanding warrants. Unfortunate
~, this was not done. In December.
1915. at the time the first levy was
to be made, the county court de-
cided To lew hut $50 900 for this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-07

purpose. Hearing that they were u
doubt as to whether or not we mlsn'
rescind the whole agreement because
they were not complying with lne
agreements relative to the amour, ~
of the levy. ! addressed Q le'le, y
the county court stating that' "h'''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-11-07

CONTINUED on page 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
HAsRA TRENEs DE EXCURSION

Durante Ia feria de Kevlllc que
Curar! los dias ), : Y : dc! pr5Ximo
mes de Septiem5re. co-reran trenes
especiales de rasajeros. a exception
hecha del dia 4. que Solo corCer@n los
ordinarios, entire San Antonio y a
ouella poolaci6r, con e objet0 de dar
co~modidades a las personals que de-
seen c~orcurrir a Ia Gicha feria Ge
Kerrvile. Los dias cue haya themes
extra. sa}dra Ct orimero &c Ia Esta-
ci6n del Ferrocarril CT San Anto-
Mo del Ferrocarril Missouri Kan
sas ' Texas, Katy Stati II, I las ocho
de Ia maaaaa. llegardo a Keryilha q
las II Y el tren de IA 7oche aa2dra
&c Kerviile q las 6 nara llcgar 4 San
Antonio . las . Ge Ia nechc. Sc con-
cederdn derechos de oaraGa iondc
fuera necesar;o. .durante les Gias de
ia fer;a.
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,UNAS DECLARACIONES DEL
PROCURADO2 RORkE.

NUEVA YORK, Agosto 50.-El
Procurador de Distrito Alexandra
Rorle. hizo uras 6cclaraciones di-
ciendo Il tiene ~Druetas de que es
c;erta la narration cue s do a co.
nocer rec;entemcnte acerca de que eI
capitan Frit: pucuesuc. IN Official a
Iem6n Cre fla ancstadC haze carlos
moses V que f:ngi6 cstar atacado de
raralisis. para consnguir c lnterna
do en- ell Hos?ita. de Bellevue. dc!
cuaI s. escape, Iogr6 llegar q Mexico,
donde Sc cncucntra sano Y @a!vo.
Resrecto . la cscaPatoria del ca
rir5r Duoucsre. dicese que los hizo
sreer 4 todos en- Ell citado Hospital,
cue Sc e~ncontraba paraIitico y que CT
una oportunidad propicia que Sc Ie
~prcsent6. Sc trep6 por IN marc, salt"
Dor n ventana Y logro escaparse en-
IN autom6vil rrimero Y en- aeroplano
desoucs. hasta Ia frontora o Mex
co. Ia que rudo rasar sin dlflcuitad'
,~nternandose en- tcrritorio mc%iceHo
Por via de ~irfcrracin Sc dice Qie
el capitdn Duquesne estaba a punto
de ser entregadc a las autoridades
lritanicas para que respondent del
cargo que Sc lie hacia, de a:es'nato
ep alta mar
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Por vioiac;ones del T:afico

La cosecha dc aver entire los vio-
ladcres de los rcglamcntoS dc po!l"Ia
cue Sc refieren al trdf.co, estuvo de-
:nasiaGo pesada, como muy pocas We
ces Sc ". Fueron ounce los con-
signados por vGrias irfracciones I
las citados iisposi2Ioaes de policia V
los que. dcspues De anotados Il NOM
Tres en- ell liJrc respective. otorgaror
las fianzas que les pidieron lara po-
Ger continuar cE el traba.o Y pre-
ceGtarse 4 la autoridaG cIaaGo esta
tcnga 4 hicn llamarios.
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La FIESTA DEL TRABAJO
SerG cgIebrnda con gran en-
tusiasno en- la ciudad de
Ell PaSo, Texas

Te,--~ar-a Fsr~c'rl para la PEENSA
FL PASC. Texas. Agosto %0.-To-
10 Sc hal!a listo va para Ia celenra-
ci6n Gel dia del traoajo que tendri
lugGr el lunes rr1Nimo
La parte principal del pr2grama
a forma ura gran 7arada Ell Ia que
toraran rarte todas las ~org2ri2a-
ciores del trabajo Y las aIXiliares
que eHHsten en- IA ~p2blacion, las que
lletardn barierolaS adecuaiaS. En- Ia
plaza Cleveland habri discursos des-
pucs Ge Ia rarada y 4 estos seguira
IN picnic en- eli par0uc Washington.
En- Ia tlrdc ell Ublic7 rodrI gozar
de toda clasc dc denortes V cn Ia
nochc tenIra veriiicativo IN gran
bale en- 81 Liberty Hall
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Otro n;no ext:sv.ado

ESta on Ia Carcel de IA Eslac:on
Central De Policia, un nlho m"Nlca-
10 de ccrca de diez amos lie ciad, 4
clien r~ecojio an Official i Po!Ia!a
a. IL Bctica Si,Iada en- II c:Qa!ra
e las call,s de Conerico : Sl..:a
Eosa e. nomhre de este n:H) Is Jo-
Sc Longoria ' dee cue vi'. '!ctrls
del corral dondc Sc enclerc! 4 lbs
lcrr0s en- cl Parquc Bra r;randSe.
lisa .ombrero obscure, c2n,lSa "!ai'-
ca. sa.o girls, par ,aion lie pet2 azri,
' usa zapatos. Qued6 dcpo;i:.'o @:
poGer del Carcelcro para Iuc en- ca
Ae que ocurran a rec'"marln, lie
ga e~ntregGio 4 la persona ct! 10 &c
corcZca.
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Padece de eragenacion

\ disposition del medlco de Ia Gu
dad. doctor Berry. Quc2o I'm mai
v;duo mexicano de Hcm5re Feilpe
0iaz. cue rive Ell IA calle de Duran
20 gI6, Z quaen : uaropia csP2sa pre-
sert6 en- IA Estacion Central de Po-
hciq para que fuese in:ernado On eI
AsiIo de DemeEteS. pOr haa2r reapa-
recido e. q! enfermo los slntomaS
&c enagenaciGn mental de que vc"Ia
dando muestras con aCteriorlGad Y
dc los cuales. q parecer, ha5ia cura-
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CORTES 7 POLICIAs

sonora que ALI viva, IL lua ilevC
Il caEo su extr.no designir pHr medi'
d. II asfixia, abriendc n Have del
gas de su cuarto Y e~ncerrardose en-
Il mismc. Cuando Ia Policia lego sc
eacontro con que Ia persons" que a
dccir de las gentes habia atrntado
contra su propia vida es Ia que en-
ida sc l!am0 sonora de Ha5.er Scott.
Fer las misnas inforElatjcncs que
ii pudieron obtenerse, Sc supp qle
eta sonora tenia 4 81 maLr2 2oriti-
On que vive en- Valdez, TcX3:, n dom
de Sc lc do aviso del &uce.m.
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POP dispsrar arraas de fuego

AcuSado &c disparar armas de fue-
90 dentro de los limltes de Ia cTpdad.
fu6 rresentado q la Estaci6n Gen.
trail, donae qued6 detenido, On indi-
NiGuo de color. en- contra de quien
Genusc e. mismo oficia! que 10 pre-
sento. Sc anot5 ST. nombre en- los IL
bros de la oficina v Sc he admitio una
fianZa por vein:icinco pesos, para
d~ejarlo salir EN- libertad niientras es
reQueIido por el Juez.
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Corsignado a la Corte .fuveni'

Tn joven m@Xicano lie ounce amos
de edad, llamado Zacaria5 ESqUivel,
a Quien enccntr0 rr cficial dc po-
lic;q Lormiio en- una ~hanurI'!r dc
las d. IL plaza ,lIe esta !re7t" al
mercado, fue ~prcsentado c1 IA Esta.
ci0n Central, ! d2r:de al Ser cXai"i-
nado sotre el motive por {; cual &c
cncontraba en- ell Iug3r do"te Sc lc
dctuvo, coAtesto QrG carecH d. 10
gar. sicnio cSta la causa per il que
pasa las noches en- las plazas publ
cas-. No obstante su lecla:lci0n s.
le consign6 ! la Cocte Juvcn:l.
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AsaIto en- casa habitada

De la casa situada en- IN Gale de
C~aig S46, dieron aviso per te!efv-
TO a In policia. de que un negro Sc
hahia in~tr.duc;Co en- {! ga:hc'; DC la
mancionada casa, pretend 'adU lie
varsc n liant. dc refaccion luc cs-
trt.a colocada On Ia trasera d.. auto
d. la sonora &c Ia casa.
Il. sonora, que &c llama {. D. ia
Iyrtt Y que eS quien o~ropotcr''j n
IL policia cstos datos, dice 'lue ella
Gisparo soIre ell negro, Ell cI.l. Al
srntirSc at..ca2o en- cSa focraa, TONIC
vioient&mertc el auto que monta5a
' desaparcc!o con rumbo ! Ia Gale
dc Jones.
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RoSo

La polIcia dctuvc Y llcvo / Ia Es-
tacjon Central, donde qucdarol detc-
nidos para ser puestos a dls?c|'c:oH
Gd Juez Que corresponds, Tres he
grosa quicnes sc acusa de GaLar aten
tado contra la ~proplodad, a~p2dcrl".
dose de efcctos Dor vrloc dc mcHos
de cincuenta pesos. Sc les abb par
ida V Sc l~cvant6 81 acta dc rjEnr. la
cue scra tucnada hoy q Ia aItor!dad
cue corresponds para que - '"5 for
Inc el .iuicio respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Rina caUciera

En- las ~cercanias de la Gale del
Alamo, aver Dor la ta"GI y p"l no
tivos cue 10 sor conCridos rincroa
a DunetaZo ljmpio dos mucfach"a
mcyicanos. prrniHdndo.r se.bos goI-
PCS Puso lin 4 Ia con.ienta IA pc
licia, que aprchcndj6 = 10; ~ri1oso5 Y
los conduit" a IA EstacI6n CeYt;a!,
donde cSpe-an que &c les juzGcn hoy.
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Sc extravio y fuc hallado un rino
nexicano

Fl Official Newman conG"llo " Ia
Esta,i0r dc Policia de II cal de
Market. Il un ~jovcncitO meNic%no d.
r4cs dicz amos de edad, cuyc nv~lbr'
10 lego 4 sabcrSe Y Il una nIha d.
yuatrp amos, meXi>ana tarlh,ea :
luitnrs e halo perdido en- la Gale
L.stos DDS riNos quodaron i2."ridoS
en- la oiicira dc policia, CT cspcra
dr que sus pariertes oelrrlHseH = &c
Gamarlos, como en- efecto sucr'!i",
lue5 Sc prcsentaron sus par: :
cuiencs ,es fueron entregadHS. nrcv1l
amoLesiacicn para que 10 descui-
cen On cSa f9rma en- que 10 haCen
. las c~riaturas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
LIS sorprendicron ;uyaudo

En- la ;arto tr2scra da una casa
Dc "a cali, Santa Clara ju~eHrrn 4 la=
c~artas. muy quitados. de la pena sic
te negritos, sin pensar en- cue la po-
'icia esti lista rara cyrtn. que Sc
violc la ley. cuando So prcscntaron
varios agertes de Ia autoridld Y aGe-
mas &c recojcrles las cartas con que
iu2aban, Is coHduIo a Ia Conan
dancia, donde fucron tuTraGcs a la
autOridau n11o ~cOrrosnnnic.
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Otra rina

Dos mujereS rincron en 81 Interior
dc Ia Casa 200 de l.: Gale de Sur
CcncEoS. La pclicia tuvo :viso del
escandalo Y ocuurij a ponerle fin
conduciendo 4 las mujeres que 10
orlginaban \ Ia Estac:6n Central de
donde sclieron bajo fian@a para pre-
5entaTse hoy 4 IL autoridad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
EN- VI B | O

nrestros i:Enitatores tieaea Cue v..nds-
Mas CARO- porque tieHen que reuar.ir
eon+siones Z cientos de Bancos America
81 le ofreccn hccerle rico d.
clos beratisimos o regalarle Miles ia ne
sos, GeOe de tene- mucho cuiIado, y, 6,Is
MILES de Mexicanos que Sc c-eve.o, !.
eSas ofe-tas Te-dieron su dine.o poro,. 10
enVlaron n casas desconocidas o moe 10
1orab!es y 81 -esuitado fu9 que esns c,sH.
o 2ersonas dispusierca dc Il. como -
die 4 los clientes de cierta casa Que one-
bro y varias otras. Hue-
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Fer vagancia

Dos ~j5vcnes umericanos de del
sois = diecioc;.o amos de edld apo
xinadamente. estan dctenidos en- la
E%iaci5n dc Policia, acusadCs de ca
reccr dc o~cupaci"n conoclda Y deGi-
carse a Ia cc;o,idad. Es probable que
scar consign3 dos 4 p Corte JTrcCl!.
dada Ia cdad que tier"n, para que
este tribunal sea quien ~~escuelva 10
que haya dc hacerse con clos.
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Rina entire gentes de coloe

En- Ia esquina de las GALES de
Milan Y MeaquitA Sc suscito entire
dos regros, hor.bre y muier. un" ~
II. Ge "a que Sc crIgln6 el c~scardalo
co"siguiente. Ocurri6 L. p1 cia al
ll"madc de alglH veciEo, pero en-
culnao los es"anda!osrS Sc dieroa
cuenta de Ia ~presencia d. a.luclla,
Euveron, hacierdo Inposibie 81 anra-
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Por por.aci5n de armas

In indiv;duo a qLieu Sc ie N
cortr5 una pistola que uortaha 81"
ell Derriso correspondence. segln 10
go, ere l. .ey, - intr-2edo c J."
Carol DE- Ia E>tacidn ie Policia. pa
"a Il sea juzGado : Yenado hoy
por l. mamma.
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telsfonos. Crockett e96. 997,

Telefonos: Crockett 996, 997,
999 Y 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICAN0 DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- La CIUDAD.
Carros 8 prop6sito Y 2 precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios y F~unerales. Wales COR
tos so cts. Hora $500. Preeios es-
peciales para fuera de II ciudsd.
Ssrvicio rapi6o dia Y nache.
Leon \. Martinez, GerenAe.
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IMPORTANTE

PCr Fl presen;e. Sc cita = los micnlb@oS dc
Ia United R-ntherhood Maintenance Of Way
Employees and Railway Shop LabO-erS' e,
7~-6xino Lunss = las $50 l. m. en- g
First Hall. site en- IA Gale De So. Flores :
para cue toner parte en- In celebration del
"Dia del Trabajo.' Sc sunlica "A puntual
asistencia de todos los miemh7os. Quedan
iavi;aGos aGuelIos miembrcs Que OCCASIONAL
mcnte Sc encucntren en- esta.-Los tranvias
salG-aa del iuEar antes citado para n Plaza
del Alamo. 4 les 9.I5 . m
E. H. CORNWALL, OrganizadOr.
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Por ebriedad

In negro qae paseata en estado
de cmbriaguez por las GALES d. IA
cruGad. tu6 arrestaGo por Ia polcIa
levandolo i Ia EStacion Central,
dorde Sc lie aUrio partida para ha-
cerlo acarea2r ante e. JEeZ que lie
imponjra Ia pena que lie correspcn-
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SANTORAL

Lunes, ISeptiembre 1o.-Nuestra
SenoraLe los Remedies, Santos Gil
Abad, Augusta Y Constancio Oblspos
C~onfesores V los Dcc2 Hcrman2S
Martires.
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POGO despucS DC medic ca Sc re-
trnio telefnnema en- la Estaclon
Central de Pclicia dandc avjso de
cue en- IL Gale dc Boulevard ChlcAgy
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Cuando recesite libros en- espanoi
dirijase : Ignacio E. Lo7ano. us \.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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Con cuyo capital v propcdadc. Garantnanos cuaN1dfr cnvio que sc haEa
ror nuS.ro cunccctL
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Cos. ~ 10. Angeles Cal. Kansas City. No, Laredo, Texas Santa Ana. Cal. NC,
,S nsc inIate,c con TODD 10 cual TAMBIEN RESPONDENTS de .u drero.
pmquc uust-a Nc-riacTn @ ms. inpoTanH y mas Eranac que las dc nu@-
tsi niadocs JUNTOS.
NIcxrasO icn-. y d nimero dc nu@trOs cmphados dan una brcna idea
de IA Ifc-cn-at tan Eandc que hay enc una = las uas caSas.
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SABE listed s~iauiera quieno5 son los
PRoPIETARlOS de rsas ca5a.?
5VERDAD QUE NO?
SABE listed 81 ticnen con que res.
ponjerie?
:FERDAD QUE NO! G
Entonccs mandar d;nero por conductos
dudUsos - 10 misnno que ENTREGARLO
AL PRIMER DESCONOCIDO QUE Sc
10 PIDA EN- LA GALE.
sabiepdo bien que MILES han perdido
So dinero. arriesgara I'd. eI suyo?
CREEMOS QUE NO.
No ezra I'd. 81 ricsgo UN Ola MAS
y haSs todos sus envios por Ct UNICo
CONDUCTO Cue listed ST SABE que
tienc dc sobra con que responderle. ,
csc conducto e Ell de
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E. II. CORNWALL, OrganlZadol
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