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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Eapit 8enebift XIV. eu1pfina an

Rapft 8enebift XIV. empfimg am
stpeiten Beibnodtstage inn Botifar1
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feline MISUNDERSTANDING iberbrudte.
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6as v6en Gerfebr nit Sen 8rii6ern
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fife 80" Ser 8opIt erfI6rte peiter,
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fdliiffe Der Srieoens= &onferen5 BET
antragen, bomit elm gere6ter, 6ol1err1=
Ser Srie6e geit6ert tper6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

in Ben Mrmeebienlt, un6 er lit Der err
fte unierer Mer5te, Sic 6em 8aterlans
De in Ser &riegs5eit ibre Dienlte fbto=
rneten. Dr. 5tangl miro in st. @louo
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leiben0en Weni6beit Ite1en.
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mo- Tie Dor So Sobre1t in Diefes 2ano
tam nr6 ieit Ben lebten feds Sabren
Elm nngenebmes &eim BET ibrer Go6-
ter batte. Neblt 6ieier betranern ben
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bret Sabre d auf bober See befano,
bat an Menstng bergdngenersWod
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
&pr einiaen Saaeu lpmrbe oen1el

&ur einiaen Saae1 ,u1trbe gemel-
Set, ser &eidstagsabgeor6nete @oaie
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binett nieoergelegt. SSett erfdbrt man
gang 5ufduig in 8erbin6ung nit Ell
ner anoeren Melouna, 6aB er, nod
barin itbt. @ie piele falf9e Meloun=
gen dbnlider Mrt in Sen Ietten $50
den unterlaufen- iinb, 1peiB fein
@enid: aber nenig iin6 es ieoenfous
nihf %getpeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

&puiebelt itelt in Abrebe, baf CT
Sic Nbiidt babe, CUR Bariier &on=
feren5 GIT geben. @abri9einli6 bat
ibm iemono geItedt, oaB Sic ~ungela=
benen @dite ol1d in Sranfrei6 rnter
BEN Gid fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
9unnerstas, Sen 2. Sanmar 1919.

Die amerifaniiden Splbaten baben
lid in 8oblen5 einen mddtigen @eib=
nadtsbaum geleiltet, uno menn oie
Serren bon ser Notional Security
2eogue es boren, merben lie es Mint
l1ler per1pen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
sneaters Dem 81. gIouoer 3neig>

Snenters Dem ct. gIon6er 3tpeig-
berein gu. ~ @6pin Wenner, pelder
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nnb 8nuI gngelbnr6 BON ct glou6,
maren iber @eibnadten BEL Der bier
nobnenoen 5amilie 8iIb. gngel-
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oebnen ge6enfen. SEQ 5trauB,
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MISUNDERSTANDING bier i'm elterliden
Sun1e.
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@eriauOt nad Jreeport, no Die baau
bered)tigten 2eier bes 8lattes beniel-
ben I'M @otel @olfing abnebmen f6us
men.
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bier Berionen Ser Snfluen5a 5um
Spfer.@s inb bies> 9einri9 2aing, SO
Sabre ali, Elm prominenter @iientpu=
renbdn6ler, 6eiien 500 nit Ser Got
tin bier fleine&inber betrauern; 5rnu
6einri9 8elle, 26 Sabre alt, melde
ibrem @atten, einem Dorteilbaft be-
fannten @qrage=Mrbeiter, 5mei fleine
&inber binterldBt; Glau6ius &al1ib,
II Sabre ali, Elm Sobn Ser 5nmilie
Bbilipp &ali6, unb Elm 5pei Sabre
oItes S0bn6en Ser Gamilie Soiepb
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inn @ilitQr6ienlte big nod England
fam, lit 6es Dienites entloiien uno be-
fin6et }id uie6er babeim., SRI.
6rances @0i6en bat ii9 bon ibrem
Snflnenaa<Mnfan mieber boq1tdn6ig
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Saul genieBt @altfreun6idaft BEL bie=
iiden Bertpon6ten nr1o Sreun6en. =
Ser &in6er6or gonnte it6 porlebten
6reitagaben6 elm Observation-Disclosures
gniigen, 6os als Elm moblberoientes
be5eidnet meroen fonn, 6enn 6er@bor
Iei1tet unter 9ireftion Ser ebrtu.
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grbauen6es. - SRI. Maria Ei6i6a
mar BEL biefigen Bertpanoten unb
5Srenn6en 5u ;@afte. ~ SRI. &oia So
idioI in Mn6on, 81. 9, berbra@te
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I'M ct. &apboels Sofpital gu ct.
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fol9e erfreuli9en 5ortibriH, ser ibre
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8ene eine G9nBtuun6e IN elmer
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fabren Ser &anobabung elmer S6ieB-
maffe erirnern miro. - Ser @eiunb-
beits5uiton6 6es Mnton @an bat fih
in BEN lebten Eagen beoe1ten6 ge=
beiiert.
MbanD.
Die SomiIie Sobn Muer bon bier
erbieIt BON ct. Scare, 8eIgier,. 6ie Be-
triiben6e Madrih BOB ibr 5obn,
8enna S. Muer, in einem @efedt auf
fran5oiii6em 8o6en ben 500 fir iein
@%oterlon6 %geitorben iei. Ser geritor-
bene trat am 81. Mai in &ompagnie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Sas pplitiide @Iauhensbefe1ntni'

Cds pDltt11dJe VIQ1tbeHsbete1tttttS
General Eeribings gibt INNER nod
Sit roten ouf. Sic &epublifoner be-
haupten, er geb0re gu ibnen, un6 Sic
Gemofroten beonipruden i'm fir fi6.
Nur bie Erobibitionilten baben i'm
nod idt fir lth In Mnfpru6 ge=
nommen, unb tie meroen tpobl pti=
len ~ urum. N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Die Somilie Sobn Muer bon bier
erbielt bon ct. More, 8elgien,. 6ie be-
triben6e MadriM, BOB ibr Sobn,
8enna S. Muer, in einem @efedt auf
fran5oiiidem 8o6en ben SOB fir iein
@oterlan6 %geitorben fei. Ser gerltor-
bene trot am 81. Wni in @o1npagnie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
Washing, Polish
ing Storage

Frank Stallworth, in charge of
this department, assures the public
Of efficient service, and courteous
treatment. Cars carefully cleaned,
washed and polished, and Our IA
ciiities for handling storage is ex-
cellent, our rates are reasonable,
and our service unsurpassed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
battery
Dept.

Only men who have a thorough
knowledge, and are experts, can
serve in this department. W. I.
Girkman will be in charge Of all
battery work, while W. e. Tim
mons will attend to your generators
and starters. Satisfaction assured
to all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
Sales
Dept.

Here you II find everything for the
motorist, with Leroy Abbott IN
charge, who will gladly show You
all the latest and newest in acces-
series, be it gasoline, greases, oils.
tires or whatever you may desire,
you'll find the largest and most
complete stock in the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
Mechanical
Dept.

Here are the men who will have
charge of this department, each one
most thoroughly qualified: E. A.
Bigler, with twenty years exper-
fence; w. r.. Rosique, better known
as "Sprockett", and Horace Rosi-
que, both whom the public know
and need no further comment as to
their ability.
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ad from
and has been made all departments The business will at the
satisfactorily Ii to
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andwe
of knowho to
, 1919-05-22

IN Europe, and his opening message ca
bled from foreign soil. The Presidents
message will not be sent to Congress un-
til tomorrow, and it probably will make
no reference to the peace treaty, as Mr..
Wilson expects to appear personally to
present the treaty next month.
Ottawa, May 18th. Foodstuffs of
all descriptions may now be sent to
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland and
Switzerland, direct to purchasers without
the guarantees against %re-export requir-
ed until recently. The information which
is of importance to Canadian exporters,
IS conveyed in a cable from the Canadian
Mission to the Canadian Trade Commits
sion at Ottawa. Other goods may be sent
to Norway. Sweden, Holland, and Swift
erland, and consign ned to the appropriate
associations for named Sub-cOnsigneeS.
Owing to the fact that the DANISH asso-
cation is unwilling to accept goods for
sub-cOnsignees, it is considered inadvis-
able TO consign goods other than food
stutfs to Denmark, without the usual
guarantees.
Paris, May 18th, The impression pre-
walls in peace conference circles today
that the peace treaty with Austria would
not b presented during the current week
The drafting of the document is taking
longer than was anticipated.
New York, May 19th.-Rear Admiral
Count Max LovatelIi, Italian Navy AT
tache at Washington, while on his way to
the United States after a tour Of inspec-
ton Of Oil Wells in Mexico, was taken off
a trsin between Mexico City and era
Cruz, and arrested under orGers of the
Secretary of War of Mexico, according
to Mr.. John MiIligan of Dublin. Ire
land, who arrived here today from Tam
pico aboard the Ward Liner MORO Cas-
tie. Mr.. MiIligan, who himself had
been looking over American Oil proper
ties in the Tampico district, declared
that conditions in Mexico are deplora-
BILE
, 1919-05-22

1t is with feelings Of deep regret that
we announce the death this morning, OF
Mrs. Mylner, from injuries received thru
falling from her horse while out riding
with her husband on Sunday.
Ina Vivian, nee Berg, was "a years Of
age, having been born February 9th,
1895. She was the daughter of the late
Brand Major, Carl Berg and Mrs. Berg,
and was married on May22nd, 1916, hav-
ing one child, Tale.
To the sorrow stricken husband, as we'll
as to The other members OF the bereaved
family, we beg TO tender our most heart
felt sympathy. The funeral takes place
this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Here, lat for a day, and gone, to-
morrow. st. Thomas Mail Notes, Nay
10th.
, 1919-05-22

ter flight is printed prominently. Some
of the newspapers contain editorial com
ment on the Azores success. 1t was a
splendid performance of which any nation
might we'll be proud, says the Daily
Mail. There is likewise some comment
by the press upon the organized ma
val aid given the American airmen,
which is contrasted with the appar-
ent indifference of the Air Ministry
to the plans of the British aviators. If
the Ministry had bestirred itself, says one
commentator, the British might now be
celebrating a triumph instead of con
graduating tn! Americans. At the Air
Ministry, the action of the Daily Mail in
offering a prize for the Transatlantic
flight was given official vindication it
being pointed out that the policy of the
Ministry throughout has been to favour
the enterprise Of the aviation companies.
Had no prize been offered. said one Off
cial, the Air Ministry WOuldh We under
taken the flight months ago. We have
%airplanes, seapIaneS and met ca able of
making the trip, but at the request of
the A~erOnautical Trade, the Ministry
stood aside to give the commercial air
men a free hand. 1t is quite possible
that within a few weeks any loss of pres
tige will have been more than egained''.
Paris, May 19th.-Mr. Winston Churc-
hill arrived in Paris today. 1t is under
stood his visit is concerned with the
troubles on the Afghanistan border.
With the Secretary Of War was Earl
Nurzon, President Of the Government
Council. His coming was believed to
be in connection with the same situa-
ton.
Paris, May 18th. The monthly state
ment of the relief measures effected by
the inter-allied relief organization, is
sued today by Mr.. Herbert Hoover,
shows the distribution in metric tons
during the month Of April |aggregating
591, 843. The countries aided were Fin
land, Poland, Lithuania Letvia, Belgium,
Northern France, Germany, German
Austria, Czecho-S Iovakia and Greater
Serbia, Rumania, Armenia, Turkey and
Bulgaria.
Washington, May 19th-The Recon
struction" Congress assembled in ex-
traordinar1 session Today under the call
issued by President Wilson from Paris,
marks the return to power Of the repub,
licans and loss by the democrats of con
troll over the National Executive body.
Organization Of both the Senate and the
House by the new majority was todays
business. The immediate work before the
Congress, the Sixty-sixth of the republic,
is the passage before July LIST Of seven
regular annual appr 'priatiOn bills, which
T. m :. H. - hH@,aI 49,,
, 1919-05-22

with the transportation or the 039tn IN
fantry to England. The 18th Engineers
on the Archangel front and the Railway
constru 'tion troops on the Thurman Coast
are to be amongst the forces to be with
drawn.
Washington, May 19th-Tne missing
u. S.. A. Seaplane N. G. 3 has been
Commander Towers, lost in mid-Atlan-
tic since 5.15 on Saturday morning, was
today reported to the Navy Department
proceeding toward Ponta Delgada under
her own power, seven miles from land.
The message received at the Navy De
partment from Rear Admiral Jackson
at Ponta Delgada said The N. CO
located seven miles north of Ponra Del
gada under her own power.
London. May 20th-The weather IS so
bad off the Irish Coast that airplanes
ordered by the air ministry to Sc rch
for Harry q. HaWker's machine, are
unable to fly. There were strong south
east winds, rain and fog at intervals
during the night.
London, May 10TH. The division of
the German Mercantile Shipping, which
has been the subject of considerable
discussion since the announcement that
America was to receive all vessels m
termed in American ports, was raised III
the House Of Commons today by Mr..
Ben TiIlett, Labour Member for North
Stafford. Mr.. Tillett asked Mr.. Bonar
Law, the Governments spokesman,
what steps the Government was taking
TO claim a share of enemy shipping IN
proportion to the losses sustained by the
use of the vessels detained in American
waters. Mr.. Bonar Law said he could
not discuss the matter, but hoped the
houses would trust The British delegates
to protect British interests. Mr.. Bot
tomley asked whether it was not a cor
v~enient opp rtunity for President Wilson
to prove he sincerity of his ideaIlSm by
making no claim for these ships n Civ
ing them to those who have borne the
heat and burden of the war. There was
no answer from the Government benches.
St. Louis, May 10Th. -Declaring that
the League of Nations is The greatest
step toward peace ever taken in one
thousand years., Mr.. William Jennings
Bryan addressing the assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States
of America, today said ne was hopeful
that we are going to see neace ulbroken
from now.
London, May 18TH. THE start of Har-
ry G.. Hawker across the Atlantic IN
his biplane, is given prominence by this
mornings newspapers in their news col
umn over the achievement OF the Amer
, 1919-05-22

Ask for DAVIS LIVER PILLS-they
viii set your bowels right. B~iliousness,
CONSTIPATION and the train of evils this
brings about is overcome by them
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
NOTAS FORANEAS
ORGANIZATION DE UN NUEVO
CAMPO JUVENIL DE w. o. w.

BENAVIDES, Texas, Noviembre
6.-El diputado instalador de Campo
mentos de Lenadores del Mundo, ST..
Rafae! Ibarrolla, bajo la direction
del Sob, A~yudante del Distr;to, Sc
nor a. Farias Cano, ACADIA de organl-
zar en- esta ~poblacion IN nuevo Cam
pc Juvenil de Lenadores del Mundo,
que llevara el nombre de "Juarez,"
y que sera inaugurade muy pronto.
La Mesa Directiva del nuevo cam
po quedo integrada por las siguien-
ties personals: Consul C~omandante,
Juan F. Gonzalez; Vice-Consul, Do
mingo Ramirez; Secretario, Santos
RAMIREZ; Tesorera, Estella Barton;
AUditora, Antonio r. Garcia; We
lador, Dionisio Saenz; Centinela, Je-
sus G. Cara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Van q deportar q trescientos
radicales rusos
(iVene &c Ia LAY

de algunas ciudades pretendian hacer
uso de armas de fuego y bombas de
dinamita en- sus demostraciones para
"conmemorar el aniversario del esta-
bleciniento del gobierno del Soviet"
Los agentes del gobierno han dcs-
cubierto tambien que Sc ha estado
hacienda una campaha a traves de TO-
do ell pals, para organizar, o ele-
mentos obreros netamente t%eutones,
una organization que sea sucursal
dc la Union de Obreros Industrlales
del Mundo."
FL Quartet general de esa campana
esta establecida en- Chicago, y el des-
cuhr;miento de los trabajos de organl-
zaci0n de la rama alemana' fue he
cho en- Nueva York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Berlanga serd fam
bien candidate
GFene de Ia la.)

suma de probabilidades, a Adolfo de
la Huerta, actual gobernador del Es-
tado de Sonora.
Sc aduce en- 81 favor el que, llevan-
dolo q 81 Ministerio, Carranza resta
I'm valioso elemento a Obregon, en-
donde mas 10 ma menester.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
FIESTA DE ANINERSARlO

Ell PASO, Texas, Noviembre s.
La Mesa DiEctiva del "Circulo de
Amigos" una de las ~>1;iedades mu-
tualistas mas antiguas Y prestigiadas
de esta ciudad, en- junta regular que
celebro el mes pasado, acordo cele-
brar de una mabnera especial, ell
Decimo Cuarto Aniversario de 81
fundac;6n, que tendra lugar ell dfa
% de Noviembre en- curse.
Para Ell efecto. Sc acordo organi-
III, una Velata Literario-Musical Y
TN Bale que Sc e~fectuaran en- el
m~encionado dia a las s D. m. en el
Libetv Hall. Ell programa arreglado
! .Ga esta fiesta, comprende varies
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Sc semsn notines entire los indios.

SegIn informes que lIegan al 60
bierno del Estado, sc ha notado cier-
"a actitud hostil entire los indigcnas
de los pueblos de TaretaH Y Tingiiin-
din, los que de muchos amos atras Vi
ven en- constante pugna habiendose
va dado el case de que haya habido
lugar q motines en- que no ha cscasea-
do Ia sangre.
Con e. prop6sito dc cvitar que en-
este case suceda 10 que en- otras O.
c~asiones, e. gobierno ha enviado como
intermediate entire IN pueblo Y otro
p senior jaime Garlic, quien parece
tiene c;erta Influenza entire los ma
turalcs de esas comarcas.
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ne lugar ~apropiado para billetes de
banco, estampilias, c~alendario, tarje-
Ia de identification, etc. No Sc que
de sir ella, va que Ia puede c~onsegu!r
a tan bajo precio. Vale cuando me-
nos $500. Mande soc. cor su NOM
bre V direction Y 10c. en- estamplllas
D Sc la mandamoS c. o. D.
FlSHLElGH and Co. Dept. BE-.
CHICAGO, ILL
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AQUI ESTA 10 QUE I'd. STEM
PRE- HA DESEADO.

Una carte
"a de identifi-
cacion Y de
combination,
por solo soc.
In articulo de
v~erdadera CO.
modidad para
muj eres Y
hombres. Es-
"a C.rter2 ne
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numeros musicales a cargo de a Ban
ia de Artilleria que dirije Ell Prof, j.
Pacheco, alocuciones y discusses por
los sehores 4. E. Zambrano, Miguel
Eustillos Y Manuel Ayala, nua-eros
de canto Y piano por las seaoritas
F;speranza Marquee y Aurora Ayala
la toma de possession de Ia nueVa
Mesa Directiva, terminando Ia fiesta
cor Ell bale.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL p~ronostico del tempo para hoy,
segUn e. Observatorio, cs como sigue:
Lluvioso y frio. Temperature minima
% q 60. Fientos modcrados Y frcs-
cos soplando del Este con direction
al Norte.
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VA A REPARTIR LAS TIERRAS.

MORELIA, Nov. Con Ia sofa
restriction de que en- Ell reparto que
va a verificarse no Sc comprendan las
tierras donadas a las communicates de
indigenas, ell gobierno del Estado ha
dispuesto que Sc hagan las reparticio
mes de los terrenos que pertenecieron
a la Hacienda de El Rinc0n. Para vi
gilar csc reparto envio en- su represen
taci6n al diputado senior lose Moli-
ma.
De los pueblos de Tarimbaro Y San
ia Clara respectivamente, son repre-
sentantes los senores Felix c. Rami-
reg Y Juan Ortcga, los cuales han pre-
sentado memorlaIes al gobierno del
Estado, en- nombre de sus representa-
dos, pidiendo que a a~quellos 'se les
pro2orcionen tierras de labor con el
objeto de que las cultiven. E. acuer-
do que recibieron las solicitudes de
r~eferencia es de conformidad con 10
que en- elias Sc pide, comUnicandose
e. resultado a los interesados por con
ducto de Ia Comisi6n Local Agraria.
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MATRIMONIO

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ. Noviembre
5.-El pr6ximo lunes 10 del actual
Sc verificara ell enlace matrimonial
de! Joven Ignacio S. Dusrte o Ia
sercrita Antonio j. Baca. La ceremo-
ria religiosa tendra lugar en- ia lyle
sia de Nuestra Sonora de los Dolores,
a las $50 a. II