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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
GREAT WAR VETERANS
ARE CALLED TO MEET
CONVENTION FOR IDAHO TO BE
HELD AT BOISE JUNE 6-WILL
BE BIG AFFAIR

BOISE.-A call for a state meeting
of Veterans of the Great War to be
held in Boise, June will be sent
out today, according to an announce
ment made by Mark A. Shields.
Authority to issue the call was vest
ed in Shields by heads of organiza-
tions in counties where soldiers, sail
ors and marines have organized and
by menactively interested in perfect
ing organizations in counties where
the veterans have not got together
yet
. The matter of perfecting a state
organization to be made up of former
service men is the principal object
of the state meeting, but it is prob
able that the question of the veterans
in Idaho affiliating with the national
organization which was formed at st.
Louis last week will come up.
Permanent organizations of SOL
diers, sailors and marines have al
ready been formed in many counties
of the state and other counties are
organizing, but as yet no effort has
been made by the veterans to get to-
gether in a statewide organization.
The delegates to the st. Louis con-
vention will be invited to appear at
the Boise meeting and outline to the
delegates in attendance the work ac-
complished at the national meeting.
Plans for a state convention to be
held at such a time and place as may
be designated by the men who come
to Boise will be discussed at the
June meeting, according to the call
sent out.
One delegate from each county to
be chosen by the veterans at a meet
ing to be held for that purpose will
be seated at the preliminary meeting
here without reference to the number
of soldiers, sailors and marines sent
out by the several counties of the
state. That basis of representation
was determined upon by the former
service men after it was agreed that
the matter of funds with which to
send delegates to Boise might make 1t
impossible for the former service men
in a number of counties to send more
than one representative.
Ada county's delegate to the juno
meeting will be chosen at the next
regular meeting of the John Regan
Post of the World War Veterans, ac-
cording to o. W. Worthwine, the tenn
porary secretary, who Joined in sign
ing the call which goes out today.
Others who signed the call are: Mil
ton Hogan, Jefferson county; j. E
McPike, Cassia county; w. W. Park
inson, Bingham county; H. A. Padg-
ham, Gooding county; Arthur Fay,
Lnooln county; May Gibbons, canyon
county.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
THE ENGLISH CLUB
TO GIVE TWO PLAYS
RARE TREAT IN STORE FOR
MOSCOW PEOPLE NEXT MON
DAY NIGHT, MAY 10

The people of Moscow and vicinity
are promised another rare treat by
the English club of the University of
Idaho, which is preparing two splen-
did plays for presentation in the uni
versity auditorium on Monday even
ing, May 49, The plays will be under
the direction of Dean George Morey
Miller, head of the department of
English, which insures their success.
Dean Miller and the club members
are working hard to prepare the
plays, the costumes and to get every
thing in readiness so there will be no
hitch.
The plays are to be "The Glitter
ing Gate" by Lord Dunsany, and
"Helena's Husband" by Philip Noel
ler. AS there is some splendid tai
ent in the English club and DR.. Mil
Ter knows how to bring this out to
the best advantage, those who attend
are assured of an evenings enter
tainment that will be we'll worth the
effort and the price of admission.
To Help Clock Fund
But in addition to having an en-
joyable evening those who attend Will
be assisting in a very worthy object.
Ou0 Hall Ol Jile LeC pIOCSOuo- Will OS
given to the "clock fund" Perhaps
you do not know what the ''clock
fund.- is, but, being resident of Mos
COW and a friend of the university,
you should know. The fund is being
raised for the purpose of putting.
big clock in the tower of the admin
istration building. 1t will have a set
of chimes that can be heard IN all
part of the town and will have an
electric Illuminated face so that the
time can be ascertained during the
night as we'll as the day. The clock
will cost about $1,000. Already about
$500 of this sum has been raised: The
alumni gave $125 and other societies
have given toward the fund and DR..
Miller and his English class purpose
doing their bit by giving the. people
some splendid home talent plays at
low prices, and giving half OF the
money to the clock fund.
Watch for the programs and fur
ther announcements of the coming
double header" plays to be. given
next Monday night and remember the
curtain rises at 7:45 to permit the
students to get home in time to pre-
pare the next days lessons.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
GERMAN PRESIDENT
STILL HAS FAITH
EBERT SAYS GERMANS MEKE
HYPNOTIZED BY PRESIDENT
WILSON AND AMERICA

BERLIN. = (By the Associated
Press, Delayed) Declaring that the
terms of peace presented by the al
lied and associated governments 10
Germany contemplate the physical
and moral and intellectual paralysis
of the German people; that Germans
were "hypnotized' by statements
made by President Wilson, and that
he himself is looking forward to tne e,
future with gravest apprehenslons,
President Ebert said recently that ne
still hoped that American democracy
would not accept the treaty framed
at the peace conference. He rejected
with disdain the suggestion the the
present German government woulo
resign rather than accept or reject
the terms, saying that the government
would "hold out to the end.
"When. in the course of 1000 years,
he asked, twas ever peace offereo
defeated people which SO completely
contemplated its physical, moral anu
intellectual paralysis as do the TERMS
enunciated at Versailles?
Cling to Faith in q. S.
seThe German people, President
Ebert continued, sis only beginning 10
awake from the hypnosis into Whlcn
if has been lulled because OF It's soliu
faith in the sincerity and trutniui-
ness of Mr.. Wilson's program ana MS
ID points The awakening Will De
terrifying and we all look forward
TO it with gravest apprehensions. IN
the face of the cold, naked realities
we still consciously cling to the faltn
which found it's epitome in the names
of Wilson and the United States anu
the conception of the democracy VI
the league of nations.
1--WE can not believe that this has
all been an illusion and that the con-
fidence and hopes of a whole people
have been duped into manner un-
known to history. Even now optim1sts
are saying, Wilson will not permit IT,
he dare not possibly permit it.
The president added that he and MS
party could not blame the pan-Ger-
mans for the "immodest haste ana
they now are digging up their FORMER
speeches and the editorials In winch
the social democrats and other HDer-
ais we're ridiculed for their belief IN
President Wilson's program.
II and my colleague" he said ID
conclusion, upon whom rests the ter
rifle burden of the forthcoming decl-
sions, hope and pray the German peo-
nle who staked all on President VII
son and the United States, shall not
find themselves deceived.
Must Not Be Deceived.
Notwithstanding the night now
covering it, I have abiding faith IN
the future of the German people ana
in the unconquerability OF it's soul.
This people, which has given the
world SO much in science, learning
and industry, must not go down to
oblivion. It still has a cultural mis-
sion to perform and ethical treasures
to bestow."
President Ebert closed his state
ment by declaring the present govern
ment would "hold out to the last" ana
secuted the idea that it would make
room for others to accept or reject the
treaty"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
To Lewiston Saturday.

An error was made in the call for
The Elks to meet on Main street to
90 to Lewiston. The date was made
Monday, when it should have been
Saturday. The great Elks carnival,
invitation and big rally at Lewiston
is to be all day Saturday, May IL,
and Elks from all over the northwest
are to be there. Moscow wants to
take 80 automobiles and have them
all go together. Remember the date,
Saturday morning, May II, at 8
o'clock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
: SEVEN LATAH COUNTY
TOWNS OVERSUBSCRIBED

+ The Victory loan committee
+ announces that seven Latah
+ county towns have oversubscrib-
+ ed their quotas and the county
:! is safely over the top. Contrary
+ to general understanding Mos
j. COW oversubscribed her quota
+ by several thousands dollars and
+ the subscriptions received from
+ the outside ($15,000 from A. w.
i Laird, Potlatch, and $4,000 from
+ Genesee) was not credited to
+ Moscow but to Latah county, and
+ Moscow helped the other points
= to put the county over the top.
i The towns that more than
+ made up their quotas are Mos
+ cow, Genesee, Kendrick, Pot
+ latch, Bovill, Deary and Prince
\ ton.
I. I. 1. + i. i. i. i. 4 + I. I. i. i I. i.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
: + 4. + + + - = + + + + + + !
: BIBLE STUDENTS ARE
: TO HAVE A NEW TRIAL

+ NEW YORK.-Reversa of :
+ the conviction of Joseph F. !
i. Rutherford and seven other !
+ members of the International !
+ Bible Students association and :
+ allied organizations who were
+ found guilty of violation OF the
+ espionage act, was ordered to-
+ day in an opinion of the United
+ States circuit court of appeals
! here. The decision states that
+ the defendants, who were con-
+ victed by a jury before Federal =
+ Judge Harlan G. Howe, OF
+ Brooklyn, did not have fair :
l. trial.
+ j. + j. j. + i i + + i + + + + I
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
Prof. Colder Speaks.

Professor Frank A. Colder of W.
S. C. spoke Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock in the "Y" hut on the sub
iect of Russia and Bolshevism. Mr..
Colder has been twice in Russia since
the war began, and is well informed
on conditions there. He spoke of the
theories of Lenine and Trotzky re-
garding socialism.
A fair-sized audience of the faculty
and students was present to hear the
instructive lecture.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
More Moscow Babies.

DR.. Adair reports the birth of
daughters to Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
Sangstad, living in the northeastern
part of town; and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Sudderth, five miles northeast
of town, yesterday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
California COupIe Married.

Judge W. G. Barge united in mar
riage at his office on Third street, at
o'clock today, w. H. Weller of San
Jose, and Ruth Campbell of Los An
geles, Calf. The young couple left
at 3:15 for Spokane where they will
make their home.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
+ ++++++++++++++ + + 7
WILSON'S MESSAGE is Short.

+ President Wilson has
+ advised the cable companies that
+ his message to the forthcoming
+ special session of congress will
: not be more than a few hundred
+ words, enabling it to be cabled
+ probably on the day of delivery.
+ 2 + = + + + + = = 2 z ? = :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Quito al Sport

Hay aqGi.-le die 4 m amigo,
TN verd&dero amor por Ia cultu-
IA fisica; devotion por Ia mignasia Y
81 sport: Y de tant5s e~StudianteS CO.
mo son, puede decirSe que apenas IN
tie2ro dieZ por ciento So eyime dc
tomar parte en- los iuegos atlaticcs.
NatIralmente. que dc entire todoS
So eSrogea los buencs; V cue de en-
trc los hucnos. SC cScogen los Weio-
res; V d cada II de eilos Sc les
de Ell luear Que merecen en- las lizas
~cortestaS atl2sicas.
Notre Dame Siempre ha sido IA
mosa por suS "Sportmen.' pero. esen-
cialmente. por su team" lie foot
ball; cue. ..omo recor! honroSo. cOn-
Serva Ia mota lie no haber perdidu
IN solo jueso en- 81 propia casa. des-
de que Notre Dame e. ONtre Dame.
BESIDE septiembre c0mienzan las
pricticaS de football. cuya Temporal
Ia Sc abre Il mediados lie otono. du-
rante Ia cIal al colegio lc toca il
i jugar a d%iferenteS parties, y Gife-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Una vista a la Universidad dc Notre-Dame.

f]ererclaS. discusses, toda clasc &c
inSuructiyas iectUras para q gremio
estIiiantil.
Adelante. esta c! Science Hall,
deGicado eXciusivamcntc al estudio
de las cienciaS naturales. con tOda
clase de elemeGtos. de aEaratos mo-
derr2S de laboratorio.
FL Ia misma Inca, hacia 81 PC
nicnte. 50 cSta acabando de cons
truir el Law Hall" dondc daheran
~"nsenarse todas : cada ana de las
Glasses. De jTrisprudencia. y por don
de vemoS deSfilar. dia con dia. al
Duen JGez Nurpil!aJ. habit maestro
V erudito iurisJa: Il admirable Pro-
feSor fiernau, tan eStrIcto V tan
cato. al professor de elocuencia TO-
rerso Farrei, Grader de m3rito inna-
gotable V en- fin. a todos los Cacar-
gados de Ia cnsenanZa del d2recho
en- este Co!egio.
~ csc pcqueno edificio con eSa
cupula moviblc Y 2iratoria:-rre-
quito mi compaEero.
Els 81 CbServatorio. con an ccIa-
torial magEifico.
-GI aQuel nor departamen-
20 DC ladriilo V ca2tcra. que So VIC
ahi, serarado de los demas un lay
go trecho?
Ell D~epartamento de Clinica.
Montado q Ia altura de los mejorcs
i~maginables. Is un centre dc eXpe-
r!mentoS tan complete, tan modern0,
que con raz0n SC &c conSidera uro
lie los mas notahles laboratories qui-
micos de America.
ALA e~Rfrentc. Sc &c eli correo, pun
90 capital donde convergcn todas las
maradaS de los estudianteS cada nue.
20 So, en- espera de una letra dc la
madre. del amigo. de Ia novia...
~ &0mde ducrmc TODD este puc
bio cS~tudia1tii?. inqIiriG nj amigo.
En- di:tintos departamentos apro-
piadoS, lie Gije.-En Walsh Hail, ca
Badir Hail. en- Corby Hall, en- Sorin
Hall. en- yDuiiarie Hall. CT Hob
Cross Hal. en- Saint Edward. en-
Brownson. en- Carroll. en- todas par
ties. Cada uno de dichos Department
toS tiene sus sala5 de recreo. pla,
nos. hi!lareS. boliches. 10 que Sc quie-
IA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

Sc mantiene e! espiritu con-
tento Y sano.
Cuando ningun team dc otra Uni
vcrsldad yiene 4 iuGar 0 Notre
Dame. los teams de los Department
tos del ColcgiO jucgan entire 81; y Sc
OY@aniZ&n completeness, Sc iisputan
cor ardor .! ~campconato. Hoy, por
eeimplo. Curby t.enc. ri rarecer, el
mejor team DC backet-bail. = los
mejcres correiorcs tamjiCn. George
Mcrcdich eS una ~arLntia de que ga
nara este Hal eH g! track meet"
Los jIegos Ge foot-5alls-le Sc
gui coatanio 4 mi comprehensive ce-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

!ebran en- e! Carrier Field" cuyas
~tribunas sc llenan de espectadorcs ca
da dia de juego. FL baseball. Sc iuc-
ga tambien en- eli mismo campo; 10
mismo que las carreras en- vcrano.
Pero cl backet-hall. SC verified en- cl
ginnasio del colegio, aquel ed;ficio
Gajo, pcro esDaciOso que til YES u
Ia derecha del Departamento de Cl!-
MICA.
kret Rochae es Fl director atlec-
ticc, :, dada ST competencia recono-
cida, es Il %garantia de exito para
los records de Notre Dame en- es-
te Y en- los amos venidcros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

rentes coleeios viemen i Iugar en- Ia
Universidad.
FL football es el deportc ~preferi-
do en- el Colegio, c! mas acredit&do,
Ell mas respectable. Quien logra ju-
gar en- al team De football &c Ia
Univcrsidad va tiene ganaGo IN iran
honor para todos los dias de su vi
da
|. Despues del football. hay backet
ball: basketball; baseball; carreras
De vclocidad. ca-rcraS de reSistencia;
saItos de distancia. saltcs de altura;
tennis, toda clase de sports donde 81
cre:po Sc cultiva Y G~esarrol!a. Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

ante nussrros oios eoSas que U no han pasa-
do Ell absolute, o nan rasado de raanera dis
,inta o IN una cscala mucho memo que IA
que Ees haeeR Greer uucStros ojos. Scria
impossible en.-ar en- m2yores jetailes, pero ii.
ie a~e=grG2roS gu" en- actualidad No derriban
ediiicios nj iDtsndian pa~Lacios, nj Destroyer
terrocar-iieS nj puentes Hay ocasioues IN
que - val-n dc modelitos chiccS. lie iugue-
:es. , con g." 10 haceu YER Z uno TODD %
qGc uui..cn. W ye listed que ahora ms que
nunca. bay que desconfiar no hasta dc 10 que
q" - s;uo espcciaImentc u 10 que 81 yc. en
81 riuema;o~ratr. al msncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

ConPlenentarios
Con este, V con que te baste So
ber.-le die q mi amigo, cue esta
UniverSidaA de Not~a Dame es I'm
immense V t~ranquilo hogan. donde ha-
bita una gran familia estdGiantil, con
una sofa aspiration. Ia del estadio;
co.'s uia soia esperanto. IA del pro-
greso, con una sola religion. la Re-
iig;Gn dc Cristo, creo Cue te h2br&s
dado somera cIenta De 10 CUE 6,
en- 81. el fruto del trabajo de IL
perscverancia, Y de Ia fe Dc los pyi-
mitivos c~ongregados dc a Santa
Cruz,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
Seccion de Consultas.

TSda Il correspondence r~elacionada
con eSsa scrc.@2. Gc5c vr1ly cI-.jICs
rsi: La Prcrsa .-SecCion 10 Con
suits. l2o y. Santa Rosa Aye.-LAs
conScitas QUE tratsn Gs cCeSIo1cs .
Amor V de Scc!ed9G." dcbera1 t-ae-
"a nfsma G:r---,Gn. a~g-cEa2do OIL
meme IA paiabra "Lstic!s Para to-
daS rs SoasuitaS que -cTCie5a2 con-
testscion p=iTsta e praise !arigi-
us eStampila a. 4 ty-s ceucavos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

), ), S.-Taoy. Okla.-No hay conyencion
postal universal u%inGuuG qEc Sc rcfieca al
~rc:orpo dc las cartas que 70 son entreSadas.
sino que este e hace dc acacrdo con dispo-
siciores par;icuiarcs cue reS!amertan q SER
sieio &c correos de cada pals. La indica-
elon de los diaS que dche pernlanecer uta
carta en- Ii oticina De eorrecs del lusar de
deStino, ante lie ser irvuelta al Eemitcnte.
tienc pOr "hirJc f-acilitlr Ii tarca lie C.cha
~oiiciaa eisnGa IA pucde' ser cuSoatr.sG, el
deStaaatari". prro en- rnanera :siSaNt csfa
obNgada n ulirina ucfsrida q sugetarSe 4
ciIL la lorna en- rue Se HcvIR = cabo las
iahOc@ De csda oficina e. Ii que. mas bisn
que eSa indication. determine Ia feeha en-
que g deyuelta al remitente Ia ccrresron-
deneia Que no Ia pOdido liecar j pcder de
Ia persona 4 guica Iba airicjla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

a. G.-Pjru. Cal-Hsmos hechU saber a
h Casa EdisoriaI Lo=ano IL guS nos cumuni-
ca acerca de dos lbroS eNtraviados Y vsn i
proceder q hacer la jnvr~tirar'Cnes Gel cs-o.
Is baeno que ,-atc con ella dircctamea0e <!
aSunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

a. P.-Jerome. Ariz.-Scsia nuy pcigro-
so que pusicra = ferment&r las t-utas qus
nos indics en- e. ha--;l Ie ,atGn. pues como
resuitado de IN acci0U de los Ic5de- conteniGus
en- GiehaS IruSas >ubrr - copre y 81 zinc que
son los eomponentes d. laton. - to-nrarian
saics mas @ mspos activas. pero siempre ,e-
rsncsaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09
tV!ene de Ia Ca

gran te:tro del Colegio, ia mayor
parte de los microbes Y sabados. en-
n aoche. neHo de much&cnos d causa
de las "vistaS" Que Sc cZhjbea . de
los coHciertos cue ami sc verificaa.
En- este teatrc sc dan funcioneS pc
riod5cas. vaudevilles. comediaS, on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

VI. C. Miami Ariz.-Sirvasc raandar-
nos SO direction postal ' cstarnpil!a lie tres
ceutayps oar, frznQucp ic nuc~tra reSpUeSta
y = froporcionarsmo> por carta IA dirccci0a
que nos pide.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

=. NJ r. y otros yarios.-ToIerburs. Colo.
Son cosas dis;intas compartments tencr
deTecho "a una cusa ; ,ener obligation De una
coSa. 2 drrccho zi-nifica cue sc puc,e ha-
Ger apUclp DE- que - ,ral4 81 - desea Ia
pb,iE4cioa qaiere decir qIy 80 ;ieuc que hacer
sunGGe no - quira. Fl cjcrsicio del prime
TO tisTs Que SCI vciunJ,rio el cumplimicn,o
u IN seSIuLa ,ucie teue- que ser impucsto
nor medic d. IA fuerza. Peru no catc 10
que 2s.sd nos dice de cue ",c tcuga derc-
-" : ser ciniadanc americana por Ia fucrza"
I'm cSto serIrameHta hay error de parte dc
u,;edes nj evpre>ar III idea.
P~rscfndieado de e>to. Ge acuc-dc con Ias
lcyeS d. este pa;s. t"dos los que rcuuan de-
,cruauaIas ecn6iciones ,ienen 81 dc-echo"
de zsrirar a SCI cigdadanos gmericanos. perc
no -NiStc nj Iuedc exist. uincuna Icy que
ob.i@Jr " in eTtyanjsso ado.tar ID ciuda-
jaHis americans. contra 81 voluntad no S1-
10. -!Ho Que hassa los ciudsd&no> am-ricanoS
puej-n adquiy;r otra ciudad:tnia - pcrder.
COMO CONSEQUENCES tie cgjo. IA primitive que
tcniaa "a gcr nacinieato o yu por Sangre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

VI. S-CsntGa. ohio--El arte einematogra-
fieo hs iegSdo a an notable crado de desa-
rroHo ) para eIo Ia teajdo co" echac mauo
dc IN sin fan de exPcdicntes a cuai ma, IN
zeniosc y que ;ieuden ,oios 4 haoer PasSr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-09

~ Z.-Camara. CaiT-La \ no ticuc eu
espanol Il sonido dc ! >5nu Ct Dc CS g &C.
como en- eNpcri,ncia y relsNiGn. nor % ,au-
70. para escribiy co~grectsmcutc e, uomDre
dc Mexieo. dc acusrdo con las rsEias de! lido
ma eaStellano habria uuc c-c-ihjriO Nieiieo.
Sin embargo. e. uSc Ia aEtoyizado Va que
Sc eSeriba msL. rrS9etaado n etimoiogia dy
su nOmbre, Nse proHuncie bjen,
81 IN individuu Ggr Ganu >i5oo anuales
raga Ge imnues;o $I0ua a. eyidcnte quc ne
page ct dos gor eieutc. puc,;o tantc por
eiento sobre Ia ranGSad expresada haria so
Dir Su eontri5uc55u pv--oaai a 5000. e
tauto pcv eicnto parado en- n; ease no e.
sino e. dos ;crr.ns y-rr c5gnrU.
Para ct cbieto qus no. rEdica = g asouscja
mueho Iavarss a tiario Ia cabe-I may bien.
eto e., eujabuGaudossja tres wees coCsecu-
Twas y raScando 6icn si euerc cabeI'udo pa
m que Ia casua 81" de~prenda y cnjurapdosc-
Is con baStautc g@uS. nuy e>~psciahncrte Il
ultima vcz. para uue no queAe mazda dc -
bon.
las dr-iafccrloav, ley iumjrari"n - as-
cen cen azure CON lornoi. gcn,rglmen;r.
\ S-Sa&na. Nar>.-Yu hemuS dIcho IN
5iyersas o,asioue> U1c 81 amor De rs mug
res no - luErs CON polyo< NJ meiisinas ~ino
con msnites;se:one< Dc afec:o, con const2acia
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listed dSp!or@bs=szeusr ~ ecupc pue hay= de-
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tables.
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C. \ g--Hinsley. Kans.-La direction del
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nannhre del Consul. baSta Que ponca en- 81
scbre: ST. Consul de Mexico. : Ia direction
que deiancs .notada.
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d-ocupa6o u lie an s~suaIico. Ne haSa ea-
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preu,io qus le oireeen nj tenor q caStiSo con
que 70 SnIenaZau-
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E d = T.-Pits6nEzh. Fa--Cgccr'o. cue
deocn poner q 4suu,o que nos irdica IN
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pucde hsecr aiEo On favor &c las personals qse
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