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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-07

Mr.. Francisco Yuen, presi
dent of the Union Fraterna
] China and Liga Nacionalista
China of Nogales, Sonora, re-
turned after a long absence
which he passed visiting the
principal cities of Sinaloa on
business of his organizations.
Oranges and lemons will be
more profitable crops this season
in many portions OF Mexico,
their culture is a growing fac
tor. in it's agricultural develop
ment.
South American Review and
Mexican Affairs is the title of a
new magazine that is being pub
lished in Mexico City, to- cater
for the large class of wealthy
people who wish to learn about
Mexican affairs.
Guide to the Tropics and High
lands of Mexico, is the name of
a book which was published by
the Mexican Government and
is already distributed among
the persons that are interested
in the development of the great
agricultural resources of the re-
public. The book contains full
reports, Illustrated by many
cuts made from photographs of
all kinds of products.
Rumors were heard in Noga-
les, Sonora yesterday afternoon
that Mexican and American sol
diers were fighting in Sasabe, a
place which is as close to the
border as Nogales. No official
news could be obtained by The /
Oasis reporter regarding this
uncertain news.
Mr.. Jorge Raphael, who was
absent from the line city for
few days, arrived from Hermo-
sillo on Mondays train and is
at the Hotel Central
of Nogales, Sonora.
Mr.. T. Robinson arrived from
Alamos to the border city on
Mondays train and is guest at
che Hotel Abadie of NogaIes,
Sonora.
Tres cientos dollars, en- esta
lnfima suma Sc vende I'm exec
lente auto Ford en- perfectas
condolences. R. R. Ruiz, Gale
Elias No. Is, Nogales, Sonora.
The customs house brokerage
business of A. Figueroa & Cia., J.
have moved their offices from
Elias Street to a better and
more modern apartment on Rail
road Street.
Mr.. J. B. Morris, representa-
tive of the firm Krakauer, Fork
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-07
BY r. R. RUIZ, Correspondent

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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-07
SONORA BRIEFS

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Observation-Disclosures Il5[lGfll9il91
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

itg houses in the city. Eighteen vic.
Tins we're arrested, including ten
young girls.
CHICAGO, Aug Jl.-Fearing that a
socialist candidate for president,
would injure the chances OF Eugene
'. Debs, now serving prison sentence
for espionage, OF obtaining a pardon,
the socialist convention yesterday de-
clded not TO nominate 4 candidate
for that office.
DALLAS. Texas, Aug. Jl.-The
"Baily wing" OF the democratic
party in Texas will call a mass meet
ing TO decide whether it shall opcr-
ate within or without the established
party, It was decided a, an executive
meeting here today.
Shawnee telephone girls have the
support OF the union men in their
fight for recognition of their union
and unless their demands are met by
the Southwestern Bell Telephone
company the entire city faces q sus-
pension OF business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
|AISER FORCED
FTO USE CANE IN
J MOVING ABOUT
|eport Says His Friends Can
! Scarcely Recognize Him,

THE HAGUE, Aug. l0--(By MALL
"A few days ago there arrived at the
entinck castle at Amerongen, the
bode OF former Emperor William, a
erman boy l3 years old. Franz Gaube
name. He had walked all the way
rom Emmerieh 10 Amerongen, a five
hys' hike. Famished and in rags, he
Knocked At the castle gate, announc-
Nc he must see the former kaiser. A
hauffeur took him N,Jcr his wing
Md after the boy had 'peen provided
iith food and clothes, ,c was led be
bre. The former empo 'or's personal
who examined him.
Finding him 20. X" tho doctor took
lcung Gaube 20 the former imperial
|ouple with whom he had long CON
lersation and who kept him as their
best for q week. taking their meals
Nth him. The boy said after his
aother's death he ha been mal,reated
b his stepfather SO the former
|aiser had the Berlin police write the
sepfathcr for permission to send the
10y to a Berlin boarding school
Gaube says the kaiser with his
Ihite hair and beard and his bent
houlders looks like a man OF 70 and
na scarcely be recognized.
The former monarch requires the
Ia OF a cane, so feeble has he grown
physically, the boy asserts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
|R0BE OF ARMY
eT0 SHOW BIC"
/ ERESULTS, CLAIM
Startling Results Promised
! by Committee.

fPARIS, Sept l.-"Startling results
ill be shown by the report Of the
Congressional committee on war ex-
lnditures and treatment of prisoners,
hich made an unsuccessful effort on
Aturday to have General pcrShing
Istify, according to the following
|atement made today by Representa-
Ne Oscar +. Bland OF Indiana, a
ember OF the committee
2"The committee will complete its
Vts,iga,ion in a fortnight. The re-
Its will be startling We shall show
at the army sold its whole supplies
France for S4000O0OO0. including
(od and clothing worth $270,00OO0.
hich should have been sold in the
pited States to reduce the high cost
living.
III General Pershing has any polit-
al ambitions the present situation
III prove an awful blow 10 them"
General Pershing is no more TO
e committee than a doughboy," said
representative Royal Johnson OF
buth Dakota. "We could have
Opped the Leviathan and prevented
eneral Pershing from sailing but We
ID not want to be dscour.eous
General Psrshing's friends said that
K committee apen. two weeks 10Y
Ding TO ~ battle held, and then
quested the American commander
testify At ~ last minu,e
When tbs declaration came 10 the
70 Of As committeeman they re-
led by ssyi~g Nat General Pershing
~ in Italy while they we're visiting
n battle scenes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
NEGRO BLAMED
FOR RACE RIOT
PRODUCES AL|B|
He Gives Statement 10 Show
His Innocence, -

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept i
Maurice Mayes, the negro suspect
arrested in connection with the mur-
der at Knoxville early Saturday, Of
Mrs Gerte Lindsey which culmi-
mated in race riotlng there Saturday
and Sunday after the mobs that had
formed to lynch him had beel ioiled
by hi, removal to this city, today
wrote a statement in the county jail
here claiming a complete alibl cri,i-
cl'ing the methods OF the Knoxville
police and declaring he will be
cleared OF the charge against him.
Mayes. in his statement, declares
he spent Friday afternoon in a buggy
campaigning for candidate for
mayor, leaving the vehicle at livery
stable at 3 30 at night After talking
a while with some negro girls on
the street, he says, he met friend
who went home with him about md
night He went 70 bed Immediately
he declares and was awakened abon'
; m by police and taken TO III,
scene OF the tragedy where he wa,
shown 10 a white woman who idcu-
titled him as the slayer OF Mrs
Lindsey. Mayes claims he urged 'h'
police 10 have the oman examine
him 4 second time but they refused
He declares that some OF the police
are preludoed against him and asserts
that had the officers been honest IN
their efforts, they would have ar
rested several suspects, and then they
would have allowed the lady to come
in a composed condition and pick out
the guilty party
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

years, they have appeared for their
annual march in Fifth avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Boche Has Time
For Fishing Tale

STOCKHOLM. Sept The
German press IS turning away
from the gloomy issues Of the day
and beginning to tell fish stories.
From Cuxhaven, near Hamburg.
comes word that a fishing steamer
has just brought in 5000 pounds
of sea fish from one weeks trip,
thus establishing new record.
The previous maximum was 5000
pounds,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

A scientific remedy that found Ito
origin In tho prescription remedy Of
a physician. You have no time 10 Do.
lay treatment. Begin st onse. for with
chronic kidney or bladder trouhis you
suffer for life. These capsules are
thoroughly dependable and are vsry ef-
fectlye for men In the cure Of catarrhal
conditions Of the urinary organs. Oct
them at your drug9ists and II you ere
SSs SSs PsrfiSS,y Pps S 90 s's'.iS snS (. ": yo
the ti.M you paid. n he hasn + them.
write us, Hlnkie Capsule CO.. incorpo.
rated. Mayfleld. Ky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
DEvLIN PLEADS
FOR NOME RULE

LONDON. Sept. Joseph Dew
lin, the nationalist leader, speaking
at a demonstration Of the Ancient,
Order OF Hrbernians a, Glenborg,
near Glasgow, sad:
During the past five years Europe
has been drenched in blood to pre-
vent the establishment Of ono despo-
usm over the whole world. The at
tempt to crush freedom failed and
right and liberty prevailed. The Irish
claim they should be given the free
dom which has been universally con-
codcd every other small nation. In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
NIGHT NEWS
Big stories the Oklahoman car
Iied boiled for evening readers.

Il
Protest has been made to President
Wilson concerning the alleged slay-
ag BY mine deputies Of Mrs. Fannie
Sellins and an aged striker at
be coal mine properties Of the Al
sgheny Steel company at Breoken-
ldse, Pa.
1 Oklahoma City members OF the ma
lonal guard arrived here at GAS
ciock last night, following two weeks
soldering at the encampment at
amp Robertson.
i Policeman Broush narrowly escaped
hing shot when answering call that
burglar was in the 800 block on East
Park Place, Friday night. Three shots
kere fired by mistake in his direction
y he husband Of the woman who
hoaed into the station.
That rooming house conditions in
Oklahoma City are not as bad as
snerally supposed was the opinion
lQhayor Walton and Chief of Police
lerry Smith, after a raid yesterday
kcraing Of twenty better class room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
20 Ladies .
|. Who are Stout

~ n iAsal to health ana Beauty.
11ses wsisht sensibly and easily; I'm
3o4e yvur health and hEura Reduce
ehseka neck. chin. waistlIns.
4egnen. hips or limbs. Avoid heart
elolA wrinkles, nervousness. weak
o12 etc. besides personal smbar-
ulneok due to obesity.
- and feel younsSf. wsix
Ntiyf Lst your eyes spariis with
IN lsrvor. Surprise and DELIGHT your
eon6A % . girl asaiai
q - TIE drussist. Get q smai, tox
vi 4 q korein (capsulss) ana follow
oroteleoS OF the korsin system. Re.
|lg4o u V 70 pounds under suarsntce.
- o. YOU need tnciudine some
ek' u desirsd) while reducing.
ut tothsr about going throush
eoe exercises or following rules
~ asvation diet. Why not bccoms
~ without drustio drugs. worrv
~ oeee.dsuiaif Asrc's yVur chsnesi
Iau tAlvsrtissment),
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

According TO German newspapers, a
number OF adherents OF DR.. Haas OF
Landau attacked the postoiiice a,
Ludwigshaien and after four hours
fight, succeeded in oyerpowering the
resistance oi posioiiice officials.
Two persons are reported 10 have
been killed during the fighting. The
followers Of Dr. Haas are seeking 10
make the palatlnate independent from
Prussia. They are also accused OF de-
string TO sever the pala,na,e entirely
from Germany
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

vi il is conceded to Ireland there can
be no peace IN the world.
The sooner the principle Of Irish
freedom is recognized. the better.
The principle OF freedom has been
recognized in Australia, Canada and
south Africa and peace has Sc ed
the friendship which England has
created and fos,ercd there. The death
OF General Bo,ha brings irresistibly
to mind the truth Of this declaration.
This noble and truly great figure
was a living manifestation OF how
freedom and truth can beget friend
ship"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
IF Y0VR kjDlES
Ar BlADDEn are
TROUBLING YOU

II you have burning sensations,
mucous discharges. pains In back.
scanty or frequent urine. feel restless.
cannot sleep, feel depressed In spirits.
take At once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
COSTUMES TOO HIGH;
NO LABOR DAY PARADE

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The high
cost OF costumes is the cause assigned
by labor leaders for not holding a
Labor Day parade in New York to-
day Ernest Bohm. secretary of the
Central Federated Union. announced
that the labor men felt impelled to
iorego the parade because OF the high
prices Of costumes in which. in recent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
FRENCH SUPPRESS
GERMAN OUTBREAK
oBy The Associated Press, ,

COBLENI, Aug D.-French troops
are in complete cor,rc! Q. the sltua-
tlon at LudwlgSh fen, where an at
tempt to establish an independent re-
public IN the pala,rate appears TO
have come "a a head early Yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
To Everyone Chance

For Advancement. more pay. shorter
hours Now IA the time. Enroll this
week for clatses In shorthand. hook.
Keeping banking. etc. starting Tues.
DAY. September 2 start now-delay
keeIs you down. Gail phone, or write
for cstslog. Position awaits you
HiWs Business College. Grand and
Hudson Walnut Jt3t. (Ady) }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

Mrs. A.--"You say you KEEP, cook
Tor a whole month. How in the
world did you manage it,"
Mrs B.-"Wc were cruising on a
houseboat and she couldn't swim
Boston Trauscriu.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-05

Esabecmento construfdo exprofeso--Extrctas eondco
sanitaasLa mas complete dotacion la Isla de
instrumental moderno de mayor utdad para ira
tamento enfco de todas las intermediates curabe con
arrego las mas repuadas medo qulrrgicas
-Hermosa hgienica situaci6n-Comodidad esmerado
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. facultava de primer 6rden-Cuerpo
medico residente en- Ell Sanatorio.
Sc admten ratamiento enfermos de pago de otro
los de la Sociedad
Departamentos especiales y aislados para sehoras.
Consuas ell Sanaorio, por ell Dr. Don Julio Barreiro
parcalares de de la tarde los dias aborablesReoo
nocimientos $0.O0-Consnlta simple $500.
operaciones ratamento especaes bahos de a de aire
hdroeectrlco hdroterapcos masales Rayos fugu-
rae0 etc. pre'0s ea9stlya%sRs '0nven'0nss
49, Rafael Cordero, 122.
San Juan.
Edfco construdo obieto notado de los elemento
cessrios Atenddo los pactcantes de soceda fuera
de las horas de conna de los acuatvo guarda de tuno
desde las de Ia mafiana de la tarde
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
Director del Sanatorio: DR.. Don Julio Barrero.
Consua General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-Hato Rey, de
o. tarde, todos los dlas labOrables
Director del Consutorio Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consulta General Consultoric de 5 de la tarde los
dfas laborables de II 12 de la les das festivos
Crugia General DR.. Ion Rafael Velez Lopez
Consulta En- Consultorio, de 2 tarde los das abo
bles En- e Sanaorio parculares lie 10 II de Ia maaa
los Martes, Jueyes sabados
Especialista oOs Narz 0idos Gsrgant.:- :-Dr. Don
Consulta En- Consultoro de 315 tarde los dias ID
borabes En- el sanatorio partieu.res. de 5 tarde
los dfas laborabesA
IMedieos Interios en- el sanatoro. rt..-
DIR Don Manuel Pavfa
DIR. Don Manuel Cortes =
sCrugia Dental: Dr. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consua: Done, No. 10 (Plazuela Col6n), de tar
de- los dfas laborabes ~, . ..e, =
Practicantes: Don Enrique Fernandez
Jose Ducheny, Z
" Nicolas Gonzalez. 81,
Xsisfencia facuatiya secundada ecazmente por 16 Hi
as de Carload Nurses Tuladas de competa apud pr&c
tics en- contfnua larga experiencia.
Los socios de n1mero eventuaes solo pagan $3.50 al
mes teniendo derecho atendidos cuaquera de
bos Establecmientos al presenar htimo recbo eobado
Presidencia Apartado PAL Tesorerfa, Apartado POL.
San Juan, P. r. San Juan T. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-05
Historic de la Huelga

Z (Continudci6n de Ia pag. u
la Compaiiia ell cerrar estas fa-
bricas, pot no tener mercado pa
ra dichos tabacos en- los Estados
Unidos.
Independientemente del cierre
de estas tres fabricas, Sc ordeno
.tambien el cierre de un despali-
llado en- Utuado, otro en- Ponce,
~ uno pequeho en- la fabrica de
Bayamon. Ell cierre de estos
.despalillados Sc hacia necesario
sdebido a la menor production con
Eque empezaria a TRAFALGAR la Com
pania con motive de la cancela-
Icion de 6rdenes va mencionada,
Easi como a la gran eXistencia de
.cigarros en- mano.
Tan pronto como Sc notifico al
tComite Conjunto Consultivo la
intencion de cerrar estas fabrl-
cas- y despalillados, suspendieron
estos las conferencias en- cuanto
a aumento de jornales y notifi-
caron oficialmente a la Compa-
ria que no estaban dispuestos a
seguir en- conferencias menos
que la Compania Sc comprome-
tiese formalmente a reanudar el
trabaio en- todas sus fabricas y
despalillados, con el mismo per-
] sonal que trabajaba durante el
mes de Diciembre de 1919, y ac-
cediese a todas las peticiones pre-
sentadas por ellos en- su pliego de
condolences.
Como era absolutamente i'm
possible ell trabajar con un per-
sonal mayor que ell que la Com
pania necesitaba, no Sc pudo ac-
ceder estas pretensiones y los
tabaqueros declararon una huel.
ga a la Compania, llamandola
i'm lockout" de la Compaila q
los trabajadores.
Para que ell pals y ell publico
pueda apreciar los motivos que
obligo a la Compania al cirre dc
estas fabricas, deseamos comu-
nicar los siguientes datos:
Durante ell ano 1917 la fabri-
caci6n de cigarros de la Compa-
MIA en- Puerto Rico fue Gle 1885,
100000 y 45,oO0,OO0 de cigarri-
tos.} Durante Ell ailo de 1918 Ia
fabrication de cigarros de Ia
Compahia en- Puerto Rico aumer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-05

to a 170,O0O,OO0 y la de cigarri-
tos a 60,000,000. Ell exceso de
production en- 1913 en- cigarros
contra ell 1917 fue de $4,000, 900.
De este exceso de production de
100000 de cigarros 100000
fueron SUI aumento general de
negocios debido a los esfuerzos
de la Compania, y 30,0O0,O0O fue
ron manufacturados para las tro
pas en- Europa.
Claro esta que, habiendose fir
mado un armisticio durante ell
mes de Ncviembre de 1918 y ha-
biendo cancelado ell Gobierno Fe-
deral sus >ordenes por tener SUN
ciente existencia para los pro-
ximos seis meses, Sc hacia abso-
lutamente, indispensable pa
ra la Compania ell rebaJar
el nimero de empleados y ope-
rarios que, en- virtud de dichas
condolences anormales, habla te-
nido durante el ano de 1918. Es-
ia disminucion momentanea en-
Ia manufacture de la Compania
ha sido corriente en- todas las
grandes corporaciones de los Els
tados Unidos, y ningun elemen-
to obrero en- los Estados Unidos
Sc lie ocurrio declarar una huel-
GA porque la Compania de Ace
no O la Compailia de Mlnas, o la
Compania de tai o cual cosa, hu-
biese rebajado 800 400 emplea-
dos, sino que algunas de elias
rebajaron hasta 10000 emplea-
dos. Aquellas Companies indus
triales que Sc vieron obligadas
a rebajar SUI personal, reanuda-
ron sus trabajos sin inconvenlen-
te alguno; pero, en- Puerto Rico
Sc ha dado ell case, unico en- la
historic, de eXigirse por los ira
baiadores ell emplear un numero
mayor de ellos de 10 que una Com
pania puede buenamente en-
plear.
Els verdad que Sc dice por es-
tos que la Compailia puede dar
trabajo a todos limitando ell ira
baio de estos a una tarea limi-
tada de cigarros diariamente,
pero no Sc tiene en- cuenta por es
tos senores que en- una tarea Ii
mitada ell trabajador no esta sa-
tisfecho, porque sus iornales no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-05

son suficientes para sostener a
SUI familia, Y que a la Compafiia
lie aumenta sus gastos generates
en- una proportion considerable.
Durante los meses de Febre-
70 Y Mario, en- lugar de mejorar
ell negocio de cigarros manufac-
turados en- los Estados Unidos,
disminuyo este considerablemen
te, debido al gran aumento de
contribution de guerra que Sc
impuso el "a de Febrero de 1919,
por 10 cual hubo que aumentar ell
precio de los cigarros los con-
sumidores.
ST la Compania hubiese rea-
nudado sus labores con ell perso-
nal que tenfa durante el mes de
Diciembre de 1918, hubiera te-
nido que cerrar todas sus fabri-
cas- por un periodic de dos tres
meses, hasta tanto Sc agotaran
sus eXistencias, Y este hublera
traido una situaci6n mucho mas
desastrosa que la adoptada por
la Junta Directiva.
4 Una vez que ell Congreso de
los Estados Unidos aprob6 los
nuevos impuestos de guerra y
Sc not6 la gran depression que ha-
bia en- ell mercado de cigarros er
los Estados Unidos, Sc hizo in
dispensable, en- ell case de reanu-
dar los trabajos, no solo ell de ce-
l.rar las tres fabricas pequena'
mtncionadas mas arriba, ,sino el d'
cprrar OtraS dos fabricaS, con e
fin de poder trabajar en- las restal
tcs Il tarea ilimitada. Este tue M
titicadO Oportunamente por el sc
nor Miranda. Administrator Gen'
raj de la Compailia. Il los tlaba
jadores. V dicha desici6n fue toma
ida pOr eStOS como una. falsa de |;
Compahia. con ell fin de ob!i2arle
Il aceptar tales cuales PROPOSE
Clones. Esta falSa SOlamentc eXi
te en- la imagination de a'%uno
de los liders del COmite Conf unit
COnsultivO. pues nadie que sc;
inteligente Sc lie puede OGurri
que una Corporation de la impoI
tancia della nuestra. pudiera reba
jar 1000 1900 empleados por c
hgusto de hacerlo, pucs es de sen
lido cOmiin que toda Corporation
debe tencr el deseO de aumenta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-05

ninguna compaiiia, corporation o
fabricante p0drla subsistir ST tu
viese que hacer Ell absolute lo'que
los traba ajadores les dictasen, V
emplear el nunero de operariOs
que Il elloS les convene. La Com
pai1ia tiene que ser III mica arbi-
ira eli cuanto al personal que
pucde emplear. Y nunca ccderl es-
los dcrechos, pucs, 81 asi h!ciese,
equivaldria Il tener que retirarse
de Puerto Rico.
EsIando ann III Administration
en- conferencia con los lidercs-,!tl
, 'omitG Consultivo lleo6 el seiiol.
Toro Il Puerto Rico, V con e, ,iei0r
deseo de dar Soluci0n Il I'M cnntlit-
to que cuesta hoy Il la iSla. asi co
mo Il los trabajadoreS. mas de
50. 600 .000.-- somcti0 Il los miem-
bros del dicho FomitG una ,,ropo-
Isicion por la cral cstaba ilispuestO
"a sentar a todos los operalioS gue
tl'ahaj jaban dulanlr el mes de di-
cienIbrc de 1918 Il una tarpa limi-
tala con exception de los tatlQuc-
ros q rabajaban en- Brcvas Y Como
doros. para los c,laIcs la Compa-
MIA no tienr no 0rdcneS Sino, Dor
jel contrario. tienr cXiStencius en-
mano. Ademas prometi0 tanlbien
abrir las fabricaS de Cayev. Aeuas .
BuenaS V Ctuado V tl.abajar con
eStaS en- las misnaS condolences. !
En- otras palabraS prometio abrir9
'tolas las fAbriclS de lit Compalia
nucvamente, con exception 80 las
peqlehaS fabricaS de PeilupIaS.
Juana DlaZ, V "Chinchal'. 10 cual
representa- cl cmplral 4 1900 perso I
mas mas de 10 Que Ia CoompaNia neg
ceSita. Y dejal Solamcnte fuora a /.
III personal que no cXcrilc ,leF2TT!55
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