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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
Copyright, 1919. by the I
Bureau

Copyright, 1919. by the Times
Burcau.)
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept 12-
The accounting and auditing of the
state highway commission, which is
spending money at the rate of $1O0.-
600 a year for its own maintenance
and had already let contracts involv-
ing more than $4.5O0.OOO, Is. under
the Goodrich Hays state adminstra-
ton, intrusted to a woman employed
at a salary Of s1,750 a year.
Her desk, in the center Of a room
in the statehouse is adjoined by a
telephone switchboard and, while
she is not auditing" she is expect
ed to answer telephones and act as
office attendant for L. r. Wright.
director of the commission.
Section : Of the state highway
law says the state highway com
mission shall consist Of the follow
ing divisions:
Il. Division of construction.
80 Division Of maintenance.
80 Division of auditing"
I'd Njilltt OiCFh.
The section also says that the
chief of the division OF auditing shall
be known and designated as chief
clerk"
Section S Of the highway act says:
The chief of each division under
the direction of the director shall
have supervision and management
of the work Of the division OF which
he is chief. and shall be responsible
for the work Of his division"
Helen Norton Freeman is desi-
grated on the pay roll Of the high
way commission as chief clerk -
AS such she is the head Of the "di-
vision Of auditing" As head of the
division Of auditing she shall have
supervision and management Of the
work of the division" and she shall
be responsible for the work Of the
division"
How the statutory authority con-
ferred on this woman is being ex-
ercised was demonstrated recently
when a formal demand was made
or her for permission TO inspect re-
cords Of the commission. as follows:
!. The contracts already let for
road construction.
=. The records of trucks received
from the government. their dispos!-
sion and use
9. The pay roll of the commission.
Refuse to Allow Inspection OF Books.
Mrs Freeman referred the inves-
tigators TO L. H. Wright. director of
the commission, who was not then
in the office. She declared that she
was under orders 10 allow no in
formation 10 go out of the office
except on Mr. Wright's direct au-
thorizatiOn. She refused 10 permit
an inspection Of the books or papers
in the office without a direct order
from Mr., Wright
Mr.. Wright confirmed her position
with the statement that it was the
result OF a direct order 10 her from
him as director of the commission.
Then Mr.. Wright volunteered to
furnish the information sought.
From a set OF ca0als placed un-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12

Of the city. Several new ideas in
haberdashery and neck wear were
brought out in the mems stores and
IN the haberdashery departments in
the department stores
According to the statements of
several local merchants. the fall
business in their stores is expected
70 be bigger than in former years.
Shoe men Of the city predict even
higher prices in leather goods for
the coming months and will promise
no lower prices IN the new spring
goods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
NE WS-T|MES JR.
IS NEWEST PAPER
Bill Armstrong, EditOr-RoSS
MCNaughtOn and Neil
WEIGH, Assistants.

News-Times. jr., a monthly pub
LEGATION issued by the advertising
department of The News-Times for
the benefit of advertisers of this
newspaper, will make lis first APP
pearance in South Bend within the
next day or two Times. jr.,
is a small four page paper, printed
on heavy book paper and will be
mailed regularly without charge to
all business houses in the city, which
use newspaper advertising space.
whether it be large or small 1t is
the plan of the publishers of this
small newspaper to cooperate with
the advertiser in every way posi-
BILE for the purpose of making his
advertising space just as profitable
as possible
The paper will contain the latest
information on the advertising mat
services received by this newspaper:
facts on circulation OF The News
Times; national advertising copy
which is being carried in the daily
editions of The News-Times. and
helpful data of all kinds.
The leading editorial in the first
edition of News-Times jr.. explains
briefly the idea of the new publica-
ton
First Issue.
This is the first issue Of News
Times. Jr.. a modest little publica-
tion launched with the purpose OF
assisting advertisers. who use the
columns of The South Bend News
Times, News-Times, Jr.. will be is
sued once a month and as the idea
grows and develops, IL shall more
and more aid the advertiser in get
ting every cent possible out OF the
advertising space he uses in The
News-Times.
There are many ways that the
advertiser can be given real. sin
cere. constructive cooperation in us
ing a newspapers advertising col
umns. Each helpful suggestion,
every cut presented. each piece OF
copy written, detailed circulation
figures. what the national advertiser
is doing. new features planned by
The \ews-Times in its daily and
Sunday editions-all Of these things
in one way or another help the ad-
vertiser with his problems This in
brief is the mission OF News-Times.
Jr.
'\ews-Timcs. Jr. will enable the
buyer OF NewS-Times space and the
seller of News Times space TO get
just a little closer together than they
can through the larger, more gen
eral newspaper. That's our aim in a
nutshell We shall endeaYor &c make
News-Times. Jr. interesting and
helpful and shall welcome sugges-
tons at all times.
We thank YOU"
News-Times. Jr. will be edited
and written entirely from the ad-
vertisinE department Of The News
Times. with J. VI. Stephenson as its
publisher. W. r. Armstrong. as
editor. and r. II McNaughton and
Neal b. WEIGH. as assistant editors
The small publication will be issued
hereafter during the first week OF
every month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
EDINBURGH CASTLE TO
BE A WAR MEMORIAL

EDINBURGH. Scotland, Sept u.
Edinburgh castle has been select
ed for utilization as memorial 10
Scotland's participation in the war.
A new building. dedicated 10 the
memory Of slain Scottish soldiers.
will be erected within the castle
grounds on the site OF the ancient
church built by King David ]. A
war museum containing relics and
trophies viii be part OF the memo
rial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
TURKISH WOMEN
GOING UNVEILED
War Works Great Changes in
Capital of Old Ottoman
Empire, American Writes.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II. -
Sergt. Mike" Dorizas, former Uni
versity' of Pennsylvania wrestler and
football player, as interpreter for
the American mandate commission.
has been making a tour of Turkey
and recent letters from him give in
teresting accounts not only of his
personal experiences but of the vast
changes that have taken place in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
Estate % J. Henry sUPV.
NOTICE OF EINAI ACCnINT.


BY direction Of Mary T. Supv. admin
iStratriX Of the estate 81 j. Henry Supy.
late Of ST Joseph County, in the state
u Indiana. deceased
Notice is hereby given % the heirs,
legatees and devtses Of said decedent. and
all other persons interested IN said
estate that said administrator has fled
in this court her account aud vouchers
for the fnal settlement % said estate
and they are therefore hereby required
to be and appear iu said court on the
9Th day 81 Nov 1919. when the 80 me
viii be heard. and make proof Or their
hsirship. or claim 10 any part Of said IS
tate. and show cause ~ any there be,
why said account and vouchers should
not be approved
Witness. .he Clerk and the Seal ~ the
st Joseph Circuit Court ~ South Bend,
Indiana. Sth day Of September 1919.
WILBUR NJ WARNER. Clerk
BFRNA. t. HOERSTMAN Deputy.
J ELMER PEAK. attorney for estate.
Sept 70 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
NON-RFsIDFNT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA 1T JOSEPH
COUNTY. SS.-Iu the - Joseph Supe
r,or Court Septem Der Term. 1912
JOHN A LINE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
NOTICE OF ADNuNIsTRATIoN.

Notice lis hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court - 81 Joseph COUn
". State Of Indiana, Administrator o. the
estate OF Isaac Shetterlv late % s. JO-
seph County. deceased
Said Estate Is supposed % be solvent.
ALVA HOMER SHLTTEBLY. Ad-a
Sept g. 1910
- o. PLANTE. Attorney for estate.
sept l. 1926
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Estate OF William Murphy
Ask for Miss Classified
NOTICE OF FINAL ACcoI

NOIAOE W FINAL ANtOlNI II.
BY direction OF Frank Murphy, admin
istrator Of the estate Of William Mur-
ply, late Of St. Joseph County, In the
State Of Indiana. deceased.
Notice is hereby liven to the heirs.
legatees and devisees Of said decedent.
and all other persons interested in said
estate. that said administrator has filed
In this Court his account and vouchers
for the final settlement Of said estate.
and they are therefore hereby required
10 be and appear in said Court on the
fourth day Of October. 1919. when the
same will be heard. and make proof OF
their heirship. or claim 10 any part OF
said estate. and show cause II any there
be. why said account aud vouchers
should not he approved
Witness the Clerk and the Seal Of the
st. Joseph Circuit Court al South Bend,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
EuNTS LINE

Divorce No. J023
Be AZ known. that THE above named
plaintiff mas Med in the office ~ The
clerk Of said Court HE complaint
against said defendant az the above
cause together with a proper AFFIDAVIT
that said defendant Eunis Line IL not q
resident 81 the state of Indiana.
said defendant Is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial Oh THE
2sth day II October 1919 the same be
Ing the 3Sth DAY % the next term q
said Court 20 commence ne she city OF
South Bend on the third Monday ln
September next. on which dsv said j.
PENDANT lis required 10 appear % said
action
WILBUR n WARNER. CLERK.
BY Leo IL Kruszewski, Deputy.
BARRY SCANLON ATTY. Tor Plaintiff
5-I2-lq
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
Domestic and Foreign Commerce

Indiana. 20th day ~ August 1919
WILBUR " WARNER. Clerk
BY Leo III. hruszevski, Deputy
GEO. " SANDS. Atty. for Estate
5f2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-12
Highway Body Chief Clerk
Responsible For Millions

der a glass on his desk ne gave an
Interpretation which purported TO
be the list of road contracts let TO
date.
From memory he attempted 10
tell where the government trucks
the details available
The pay roll prior TO Aug. I was
later obtained, at the suggestion of
Gov. Goodrich. from the office OF
the auditor OF state. where il was
retained in the form of typewriter
sheets bearing Wrights signature
and the approval Of the governor.
Clerk Ignorant of Jobs Details.
The various methods necessary TO
obtain this information revealed
that the chief clerk" the statutory
head of the division of auditing, -
did not know Of what the pay roll
consisted, what contractor had con-
tracts nor at what price. nor what
had become Of more than one hun
dred government trucks and pas
senger cars, intrusted to the COM
mission for use in highway construc-
ton.
Yet, under the highway law this
chief clerk" is entrusted with the
supervision and management of the
work of the division" and shall
be responsible for the work of the
division" one of the three branches
OF the commission created by stat
ute.
How il Works shown in L.amaster's
Case.
How this system is working out
is shown by the selection of John
Lamasters. a former garage owner
in indianapolis as superintendent
of motor transports" at a salary of
$175 a month. He is placed in di-
rect charge of all the trucks which
the government has turned over 10
the state and which will be turned
over TO the state. Investigation dis
closes that he has had no experience
in the direction of traffic or the
handling of large numbers of trans
ports He has no special training
for the position other than he OBJ
tanned as owner of all Irvington
garage.
He is the man who called a re-
porter into the office Of the COM
mission under the pretext OF wish
ing TO talk 20 him and then assault
ed the reporter and ordered him out
of the public office in the capitol
with a threat 10 give him more
next time" His friends explain his
conduct as due 10 the fact that he
never worked in a public office
before"
Three weeks after he assumed the
position with the highway commits
sion Lamasters was unable 10 give
Information as 10 the wherea bouts
Of the trucks entrusted to his care
He said more recently, however
that he was now able 20 produce
such a record
Lamasters is known in Indiana
polls by limited number OF persons
as a pretty good sort Of fellow
who worked hard for Jim Goodrich. '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Cusndo n~ccesite iibros en- espanai,
dirliasc a IgEacio T.. LoGanc, lis y.
Santa Rosa Aye. San trtorio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
PruebeEo es eI substitu=
to del peligroso
CaIomel
Eaee funcionar SUI higado ssn mo-
lestarle Y sin producer sailvacion

Todos los boticarios en- el pueblo,
81 boticario Y rodos los b~oticarios,
est;n convencidos de que ha habido
IN gran dece1so en- Ia venta del ca
lionel. Todos dan la misma razon,
FL .Dodson's Liver Tone" ha ocupa-
do Su lugar.
eel calomeI es peligroso Y ESQ 10
sahe tod el mundo, micnrts2 que ei
"Dodson's Liver Tone es perfecta-
mente SECURE Y da los mejores re-
sultados." dijo I'm prominente dro-
ruista local. e. "Dodsor's Liver To-
ne es garantizado personalmente Dor
todos los droguistas que 10 venden
v 81 falla su valor Sc reintegra en-
c~nalouier case 81 no dd resultado sa-
tisfactorio en- cualquier case de NAL
funcionamiento del higado y consti-
raci6n. I'd. no tiene mas que demos
trar este V ~regresara por su dlnero
o,s IL seri devueito Embellishments.
FL "Dodson's Liver Tone es de IN
SAILOR agrada5!c, es un remedio vege-
tai puro, Y pucde ser usado por ninos
V sdultos. Tome una cucharada por
la noche. Y en- la manana G~cspertara
sintiendose perfectamentc; no tanGra
dolencias biliosas. dolores de cabeza,
| acidos en- el est6mago, o constipation
en- los intestinos. Este medicamento
mo le producira gripa nj lie causard
Al siguiente dia las inconveniencias
cue produce el calomel, Tome una
dosis de calomel hoy y malana Sc
sentira ind;spuesto, cnfermo ' con
nauseas. No pierda IN solo dia de
trabajo. Tome ell "Dodson'S Liver
Tone" Y sc sentira bien, con vigor Y
apsioso de trabsjar.
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
TRABAJAN POR QUE LAS
RESTRICCIONES SEAN
LEVANTADAS

EAGLE PASS. TENAS, MARIO 10.
I-Tanto el Senador Sheppard per ell
Estado de Texas, como el representa-
te Garner, por este diStrito congre-
sional. han estado trahajando sin des-
canso para conseeuir cue sean aboll-
dos los pasaporteS Y sc levanten to-
daS las otraS restricciones al traflco
International, segun declare hoy aqui.
Mr.. David Z. Hume, quien ACADIA de
regresar de IN viaje a Washington.
Durante su pcrmanencia en- eSa ca
pital, Mr.. Humc two n entrevista
personal con el Senador Sheppard y
con 81 RopreSentante Garner, ell Ia
cual Sc discuti6 el asunto relative a
Ia aholicion De los pasaportes, la
mando la atenci6n Mr.. Hume. a las
dificultadeS que las restricciones al
trafico ponen a Ia poblacion de este
pals Y a la dc Mexico. asi como a las
obstrucci2nes que han creado al CO.
mercio entire los dos paises.
Mr.. Hume manifesto que tanto 81
Senador Sheppard. como ell represent
ANTE Gamer Sc habian dudo cueTta
perfccta de II sitUaciCn Y ambos c.
taban va hacienda TODD 10 que csta-
ba de su parte para que Sc ley2ntaran
las dichas rcstricciones.
Mr.. Hume fuG q Washington para
arreglar un asunto relative a la fir
ma Bujdub Y Jaliffe, dc Torre6n que
Sc hallaba incluida en- la Lista Negra
habicndO degrade cue Sc retirara de
ella por eli gcbierno. V Sc le restablecic
d su anterior ~situaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
TONIC POSSESSION FL PDTE,
De Ell SALVADOR
MeIendez voEvio al pcder por
UT pericdo mas

WASHINGTON. Mario 2.-Noti-
cias recibidas en- Ia Legaci6n saivauo-
rena en- esta capital, dan cuenta de
cue 81 domingo pasado tonaron pose
sion 3e Sus cargos, como Presidente
= Vice-Presidante de IL Repubilca del
Salvador. respectivamente. los Seno-
res Carlos Mel6ndez y Alfonso Qulno-
mes Moiera.
FL acto tuvo lugar Ell prescncia del
Con~reso Nacjonal o. la ceremonial
de costumhrc. En- 81 OBSCURE maugu-
raj, 81 Presidcnte Nelendez Clio que
su gCbierno Sc proponia levsr a-cabo
IvariaS reformas radicales.
Mclandez fue preSidente del Sa.Va-
do: per prirnera vezz en- 1918. siendo
:ambi3n vicc-Presidente Alfonso Qul-
6oneS de Molena. En- Diciembre del
ano rasado Meltndez Sc retire dc eSe
pQeSto. para poder. de acuerdo con Ia
ley. ser Candidate = Ia p~res;dencia nue.
vamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
SUCCESSOR INTERINO
DEL GRAL. CROWDER
PrcbabIemente 10 sera ei
general Bethel

WASHINGTON. Mario 1I.-Aun
cuando cl Secretario de Ia Guerra, Air.
Newton D.. Baker. Sc ha negado a ma
Ger d~cclaracioneS respcctO de quien Sc
ia 81 successor del Prevostc General
del E.iercito. General Crowder, micn-
tras durc su ausencia en- Cuba, sc ha
sabido cue 81 brigadier General Bet
hcl, Prcvoste del ciercito eXpedjciona-
rio, ha sido llamado a esta capital su-
poniGndosc que sea con 81 obieto de
que Sc haga cargo del pucsto que des-
empena cl Jcfc de Rcclutamiento Y Ii
ccnciamiento.
II brigadier general Bethel siguc
en- range al rcferiao general Crowder,
como Prevostc del cjcrcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

HEDICO
del Dr.. WELLSMAN)
Parasites intestinsles
del DR.. WELLSMAN)
Parasites ;ntestinsles
SOLITARIA
Los gusanos del ganado vacuno
Los gusanos en- los cerdos

ExisVen diversas classes dc gusanos
oue Sc localizan en- e. aparat0 digestl-
vo del cUerpo humane. pero solamen-
re dos ~eSpecieS Sc ~encuentran. por 10
general. en- cl hombre, CUE son; RI
guSano del garGdo vacuno y e. guSa-
no del cerdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
EcgreSo dc IN 0firiui.

Fl tenicnte Rocco &c Donna. pcrte-
ciente 4 n de las PARTICIPATES fami-
lias de csta ciudad, ha regresado a 81
hogan. despues de haber prestado sus
servicioS en- cl Ej6rcito americana en-
~F'rancia. FL Teniente de Donna
porta en- la manga izquicrda de su
casaca dos barras doradas, cue in
dican seis meses &c ~servicio en- cl cx-
tranjcro cada una de elias. De Bon
ma forma parte del Estado Mayor del
Quinto Cuerpc de EiGrcito. Su madre
y su hcrmana. Miss Chiara de Bon
ma. fr;ercn 4 San Antonio, a recibir
al T%eniente, quien tiene Otro hermano,
Harold. cue st halla adn en- FraRcia,
i~csper&ndo sus pa~saportes para rcgre-
sar = su casa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

De eStas dos variedades. Ia prime
IA e Ia mas geDeralizaGa. siendo muy
raros los casoS en- que 81 ~cacuentran
cusanuS dc cerdo. los que cast no eNiS-
Ten en- este pals Y son muy comuaeS
Ell a!gunos paiseS de Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Testimonies de Bancroft

CntlIad moran un!ca Ell ii hu4ii"l!I-
dad.
Es intsresante hacer notar, cn vista
de los proceGimientos ~empleados en-
Ia Confercucia de Paz, que segdn las
| ~tradiciones midas. SIS SesioneS eran
rotahles por Ia a~bUnGancia de discur-
SOS. FL E>ismo nombre irGqGeS sig
nitica: pueblo que hace discurSos'.
Los dclegados reco.rian grardes dis
5ancias. a veccs dcsde q iago Onon-
! i"ra. ccrca dc IN actual ciudad de
| Siracusa. V por varios dias estudiaban
y ,!;scUtian las proposicioncs presen-
| tads<. tai como 10 hacen los delega-
| dos de los congresses modernoS. Va
Css roticias de esaS asambleas llcga-
ron en- eli transcurSo del ticMpo Il las
j.rihus c~xtraHas. como = los HuroneS,
| de! C&nadd. Y = los Susquehannaas.
4 10 largo de ia bahia de Chesapeake.
Y IA tradicion dice que ei relate de
los discusiores lie tales asamoleaS
er.n IidicU;ilados Ell los consejoz de
los va!ientcs &c aGuellas renootaS re-
%lJicS. NE !HS tNS - 'SI
cram considerados como g~uerreros
| G1e relcaban solo lie ralabra.
Puntos dc contscto entire Ia anti
qua v ia mcderna iisa dc N~acioncs.
:, lido, c,;riraI lie Ia LIZA Ge Ma
ZONES tirre muchos onrtos De contac-
to con Ia Conferencia de Paz dc Pa
~, u,,Lo .;n.o n~oriones en- IA IL
~, l., L.,o sinlcs como hay cinco
.~a-a,c;a. q, Ia 1;ra do MUGS
TaJ,,.;o bo,. o-ros como
@,oo Io. o,,,nJcs caracrcristi-
. j. ~ a,t;.n,os ,r;br. :. Ioe me
rs abo,, ronrasortados >, n Con-
-. =, p5, 60, ma de Ios an
49, n~an;o,n. - ~aisr;rgnen nna dc
49,, an l., oIocnar(;a nor IS do
tos ja nohirrno nor srparsimon:a.
no. G., idaa1ismo nor 81 hablliGad
t~iinlor,ar;,a .ruouc Ia oratoria de las
.'n~,;~,r,. s~o.i,,,. nro,i, usrecer ey-
.m.5, -, -,,os.ro. i;,s For cicmnlo,
- Ia;nra ~ ~ora,,or mohawk. dirir;tn-
..N ~, ;afo. 10 los 1neiGas Oron
~ Cs,-,r,S las ,fira.--El nae
20 l,hc ,ngnr@nersc = toda costa: cl
,r,o, Ia y;,rinia lo N.riyIa3G. Y de
&c.. Ea@;aros .rfo r, oslo Iurar,
49,. .,n.,,~,o 10 !, ~, dc1e mau-
;nv;ai,b1o E,.o-ros hemos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Yea listed en- Ia eGl>.ou Senlanar!a
de La Prenss' Y en- Ia G.ar.a CORES
pondieute 8 los dias 9 y % &c Mario
las fotografias Y testimonies dc per
sonas que despues de haber utIhzS-
DO mis- services nan siGU benefit
eiaSas o curz&4S. TeGgo CT Mi
poder ~centenares de eSc0S testimonies,
los cualeS mosrrare = ggisn 10 so!ic.te
sin ninguua obligation de 81 parJe.
Prof. NJ. {. MARTINEZ
Poderoso Sanador-
Iloi. So. Sprag st.
Los ANGELES. CAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
PASAPORTES PARA MEXICO

Pidieron aver pasaporte para in
tcrnarse on Ia Republica Meyicana,
las siguientcs personals: DR., Y. Pa
lomo. para Girigirse a Tampico; Hen
~ Edward Stumberg. q Ia ciuuad de
Mexico: Adcla Hcrndndez. a Nuevo
Laredo; G. ". Garter, a Guanaiuato
V Porfiria NaldGs 4 Piedras Negras.
Coahuila.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
\ ) Z ) {

Cata.a.o e.. Gz-las mvSea.a~ , ue~a7
|, nzcioraiiGzces rs.cnsa Hs-a Ge 2err.oSos
nombrc<.
Nandc - pOLLNE y - cnsisrcr,ls /"
vce,ia - rrr-rr. &-~5r-0 crnvlctc C=tR-
lego NS.rir-o-ia'. ,c1 Dissertations com
pietsS d. mCSaa5 2cre@ss s. &sGna -
das. que oIsrsa = ~ ma-'fo 7lc7o " ron
ado. PgeF. as-e5 cSc-.hir . CUs.Isse.-
De eTas Y ccus-acr Ca FrE= Gav-:-cElc "a
nuy 5-svc Temp, Ecsst--S. por u-ns'-S
oz-t-. scr,cs personals reSgrsnG-C.sS. nles-
t-o re-ocio ed hsSeGo -cH-e = hc.-aGs-
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