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New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
BEGIN REHEARSALS.

Rehearsals have started for the musical comedy to be presented by the Knights of Columbus, ''The Time, The Place and The Girl,'' under the supervision of the society's commit tee headed by M. J. Kenney. John Mullin is directing the cast. The work of choosing the characters will be completed tonight. Among those already chosen are several of the cast of former T. A. B. productions and some of the "Girls Will Be Girls cast.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
Collision of Automobiles
 Results In Civil Act

The action of Nicholas A. Lin this city, against Simon Mochulki Waterbury, was taken up in the { mon pleas court yesterday after! before Judge Edward l.. Smith a jury The action is to recover ( ages amounting to $700 as I of an aut omobile collision at dam, when it is claimed the aut the defendant, while going at a gerous rate of speed crashed into truck owned by the plaintiff. J ment was reserved in the case lowing a lengthy discussion.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
DIR. HAMILTON TO SPEAK.

The community mission study on World Health and Missions"
 ducted by Mrs. F. G. Platt will bel as usual at the First Congregat, church on Friday afternoon
 o'clock. Dr. Caroline S. Hami who has worked unceasingly ar war sufferers in Turkey and who just returned to America, will be sent and occupy part of the time
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
PRINCIPALS FAVOR G-3-3 PLAN

The school committee of seven to examine Superintendent of Schools Holmes report recommending the adoption of the 63-3 plan. met last night with Principals French and
 Slade of the High and Grammar schools. Both principals favored the new plan. The committee is expect ed to meet again some night next
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
RECEPTION TO PASTOR.

The mid-week prayer meetin the Swedish Baptist church this ming will take the form of re ton to the pastor, Rev. KlingI who has just returned from a ten trip to Chicago, III. The pastor turned to the city last night acC panied by his daughter, Mabel, has spent a month visiting frient Philadelphia, Baltimore and w ington.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
AS Influenza

is an exaggerated form of Grip, LAX ATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets should be taken in larger doses than is prescribed for ordinary Grip. A good plan is not to wait until you are sick, but PREVENT IT by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab lets in time.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
TALNUD TORAH ELECT.

At the annual election of the dies Talmud Torah society held evening in tho Talmud Torah hall following officers were elected for ensuing season: Mrs. l.. ShuI president; Mrs. A. Pinkus, vice l ident; Mrs l.. Nair, treasurer; NJ. Zuker, financial secretary; MT Shurberg, recording secretary; tees, Mrs. l. Rothfeder, Mrs. Al berg, Mrs. DeTman.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

to ouy her chic little sports hat while her smartly tailored suit simply shouts London. But where did she get her shoes?
 They're as cunning IS possible, and look like real Cinderella slippers but they don't look like Paris or London--and they certainly never were seen before in America.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
WINNERS AT FAIR.

The fair for the benefit of the Holy Trinity Greek Catholic church on Beaver street came to a close No- vember 1 and the following people won the drawing prizes: Mrs. A. Po- zonsky $100, Mrs. $. Vinize ladies' dress, John Brodzik cut glass set, John Richnowski vase, NJ. Roman barrel of flour. Miss Anna Nigan won q clock
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
MISSING WOMAN AT HOsPr,

August Uetz, a caretaker at Mountain Grove house at Shuttle dow lake, who was reported to thd lice as missing since last Monda| @ patient at the New Britain Gel hospital where he was brought \ day by a man who found him lyirI the road near his home.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

New Iork.-Mrs. M. NLarzewski, wife of Captain Marzewski, the Po- fish military attache to the United States, was photograp phed just before landing on the deck of the ship that brought her to this country.
 There's no denying she's as pretty as they make 'em, and there's little doubt but that she stopped in Paris
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
CAMPION HELD FOR
 HEARING SATURDAY

Bridgeport Nov. 6.-John Campion of New Haven, charged With fraudu- lcnt voting in the city election, was held in 1000 for a hearing on Sat urday in city court yesterday. Neither ,hc prosecution nor the defence was ready to go ahead with the case. Campion has made no statement.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
COST DEPARTMENT DANCE.

The girls employed in the cost figuring department of the New Brit ain Machine company office will hold a dance tonight in the Berlin Grange nall. This is the first social of this kind held by the girls of that depart ,nent of the concern and an enjoy able evening is anticipated. The dance is a semi-private affair.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
STRIKE FIGHTS IN BUFFALO.

Buffalo, x. Y., Nov. 6.-The state police were called upon, today to sup press disturbances near the Lackawan- na Steel Co. plant at Lackawanna to- day Crowds surrounded cars carry ing men to work and several fist fights occurred. No one was seriously hurt
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
GERNAN-ARG
 ECONOMIC SOCIETY.

Berlin Nov. 6, via London.-The German economic society has been organized here, it is an- nounced with the object of develop ing the industrial activity of Argen- tina
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
AUTO BANDITS ROB
 BANK OF S25.OOO.

Peoria, H.. Nov. 6.-F'ive automo- bile bandits shortly before noon rob- bed the Farmers and Mechanics state bank in AVerille, a suburb of Pe- cria, of between $2O,OO and 1925, 900 and escaped.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
EN-Ur. $. ATTORNEY
 SUICIDE IN SUBWAY

Now York, Nov. 6.--Winfrid ThaN ter Dcnison. former assistant United States attOrncy-general committed suicide here yesterday by jumping in front of southbound Seventh ave uue subway train, according to the police. He was instantly killed.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

WashingtOn.-Dr. Harry A. Gar field knows more about the problems U1 coal rationing than any other man in the country, for he was America $ fuel administrator during the war. Now he has been called back to Washington, and given the handling Of the local situation during the fnineIS' strike
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

New Nork.-The charming Ruth Chatterton in "Moonlight and Honey- sucklc" is courted by congressman, to whom the playwright gave the name of ''Hamill." But the real Con- gressman Hamill wouldn't stand for his name in a play, even as a suitor for Miss Ruth. The play goes on, but the suitor now is Congressman Hamm Ond.'
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

London.-H. F.. "Pussyfoot' John son, sent over by the Anti-Saloon league of America to open the cam .,aign to make England dry gets daily threats of violence in his morning mail. Johnson's unobtrusive way of working won him the nickname "Pus- iyfoot' while he was at work in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

Washington - Baron Shldehara' newly appointed Japanese ambassa- dor to the United States, is on his way to Washington to assume his duties.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
CTYIzEMS

'All you need is a heart and dol lar.' Join the Red Cross-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06

We carry a full line of sizes and styles in tl!c following Wcll-knoWn makes. You will also find the prices low for the qualities we offer:
New Britain herald., 1919-11-06
MEMS WOOL AND CASHMERE HOSE

Light and heavy weights in Natural, Oxford and Black. Ribbed Fancy Sport Hose, Fancy Green Mixtures. etc. All sizes, 12c to $1.5O pair.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Los estudiantes de PuebIa
ante Carranza
II nil cuerdas de lana feltsntes

CIuDAD DE MENICO. Agosto 6.
la yomis A. &c cstGdlantcs que
vino a esta capital con y objeto de
acercarse y C~arranza para Glejarse
de las art;trariedades que (! goacr-
nador Cabrera &c Puco.a. les ha CO.
netido, lleganGo hasta e. extreme
&c r~.e1sVcar ell Colecio de. Estado.
= de encarcelar a los cs:ld!antcS. fuc
on re"ihicoS Dor 81 Jeef del EjecL-
two. quien desputs de cscuchar 10
?0arifestado por los ~j6venc, estu-
diantes. manifesto cue !Ho a tomlar
e-ucS d-toS Sohre i particular Y
que en- vista de clos las cosas 50
srreglarian satisfactoriamerte.
FL gobernador dc Pucbla ha infor-
mado 4 Carranza que en- 81 CoIcgio
Gel Estado e hac!2 labo" sediciosa
= que. adenras. los alun:nos escrihian
el semanario llan:ado "GI Estudiau-
Ite,' en- que atacaban a la administra-
cion.
Tales SOL los 6atos oficialrs Que Sc
tienen accrca dc este ronflicto; Pc
rs en- nlblico Y ! en- las misnlaS
esferas del Palacio Nacional. Sc sa-
lie que. en- efecto. 'os e~Studiantes ha-
cen campaha. pero no contra ell po-
der plblico nacional sino contra el
Ecbierno de Pueola cue, por mucho
que Sc trate de defender no Sc le
podran desvanccer los curgos que So
Ire e. pesan.
No eS solo Ia queja Le los estu-
dlaHteS Ia que va Sc cS.udia en- las
"~t!cinas dc Carranza, sico otras :au-
chas, ~algInas De elias verdaderamen-
re comprometedoras para cl gober-
nador Cabrera, que la tenido la for
tuna de pOnerse NAL con todos los
habitantes del Estado.
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EXTIENDE FL PANAMA" De Los
FERROCARRILES NACIONALES
Sc descubriio otro NAL negocio que Sc venla celebrando
que consttuye para la nacion in fraude de cerca
de medic million de pesos

sar las cuentas de los f~errocarrlles
con motive de las ultialas cuantio-
sas eStafas.
81 nil cuerdas de lana f~eltsntes
De las mismas investigacioncs cue
practice aquel juzsado durangues-
Sc. Sc vino en- conocimierto que
faltaban, conforme al contrato. GIN
cuenta Y siete mil cuerdas de lena.
con un valcr de cercs de medic MI
Hon de pesos.
Todos estos datoS Sc tienen va en-
esta capital, Y los d~ocumcntos en-
que Sc consignan Sc agregaran al
voluminoso proceso que Sc instruFe
2 los e~stafadores de la Nacion, pro-
cesc que 4 pesar lie TODD 10 que quie-
IA expresarse en- contrarh, proper
cionara ell conoclniento eHacto del
robo mas grsnde que SC ha heoho
on Mexico a los sagrados intereses
%publicos.
CGando Ell Juez practice las ante
riores G~i!iccncias, descuorio iam5icn
muchos fraudes V rotcs cometidos
cor ef pretexto de las comisarias,
pero no i~nterrino en- clos NorQue
nadle lie haoia hecho Ia comsigna-
cion de los hechos.
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La creciente del Rio Bravo

HIDALGO. Texas. Agosto LAS
reciontes crecientes que han bajadC
en- ell rio Bravo. V muy especialmente
la Ultima. han causado ~perjuicios de
consideration a los agricultores en-
ambaS margenes del citado rio.
Esta poblacion Sc vic amenazada
desde ell dia 81 de julio que ACADIA
de pssar. hasta aver. de ser inunda-
da por las aguas del ~"caudaioso del
Norte'; Pero gracias al oportuno Y
cficaz auxilio de les vecinos a Quie-
les Sc hizo I'm ilam9do por un grupo
de concentrates. Sc cvlt6 que el aqua
hubiera inundado Ia ]pob!acion. Ell
principal trabajo ne auXilio consis-
10 en- la construction de un bordo CO.
mo de 100 a 500 yardas. que do mag
rlficos resultados, pues slrvio de d.
que contra Ia fuerte corr'entc.
Como en- Ia construction del bordo
ccoperaron mlchos trabGjadores po-
Ircs cue ~abandon2rcn sus labores que
L, prcncrcionan t! Ian &C cada ala,
nara urcstar e.. service d Ia clucai
Sc ncorIo lcvautar INA subscription
nara rctribuir con algo 4 esos ira.
baiadores. La lista &c las personals
Que coEtribuyeron para csc ciecto,
cS la s~ieuientc:
Eduardo Barreda, $40; NJ G.
Rodriguez, $500; Vicente Cantu,
si,5O; R. /. Campbell, $1.O0; ". B.
Parton. Sl.O0: GulllermC Rodriguez,
s.. 90: Guadalupe G. Rivas. S1.OO;
Alberto Taglo. $I.G0; Octavio Quin-
tero. $3.50: Anacleto Cara, $500;
G. NJ Gutidrrez, 500: Or. J. L. Pa
mirez. $500, Cipriano Gonzalez,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07

En- Ia escu;na dc las GALES San Jac:nto ) Sa-
linas tcnemcs Il Totes que miden 26i. pies
de frcntc por 70 pies De profundidad, los
cuales venderemos en- $4,000 cada uno.
$500 al contado y cl reSto en- abonoS men
sua!cs De $1,000, cor intcrGs lei 6 por Glen
to. TcIcfono Travis llS6. EablamoS espano!.
GALLAGHER Reilly CO., 202 Frost Bldg.
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Las ~primeras diligcncIas

FL Juez de Distrito de Durango
practice las pcimcras ~dlligencias Ell
el asun:c, descuUriendose que 10 de-
fraudado a IL Naci0n asceEdia I mas
de c~uatroc.eEtcs mil pesos. QUEEN
sabe per que circunst&ncias especia-
les no sc S;guj6 el proceso, qGedando
81 ssuntc en- silenc;o hasta hoy que
3e nuevo Sc han comeazado a rev:-
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De EAGLE PASS
Ell CONSUL SEGUIN MIEMBRO
DE IL CAMARA DE CONFER
Go DE EAGLE PASS

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Agosto A
Para llenar la vacante que Ia muerte
de Mr.. Joseph 0. Boehmer dejara en-
la Mesa Directiva de la Camara de
Concrete. de la cual era aquel un
promlnente miembrc, la memoranda
association ma elegido al senior Gui-
llermo N. Seguin. Consul del gobier-
no de Carranza en- esta ciudad V un
antigua rcsidente de la localidad. a
quien Sc lie considera como un ciu-
dadano de Eagle Pass. FL Consul
Secuin posee c~onsiderableS propieda-
DIES c intereses aqui Y ha tornado
siempre una activa participation en-
cl desarro.lo dc csta region. Ademas
de u intercses aqui. tiene otros mu-
chos en- Ia vecina ~pob!acion de Pie
dras Negras, siendo propietario de
ana fabrica dc ~colchones V escobas.
otra de macarron. otra de sodas Y
otra dc ~cigarros, todas las cuales cs-
tan cstsblccidOs en- IN gran edificio
dc su propiedad.
Las Uvu:Gs &c Julio
Ell total de la precipitation de las
lluVias habido durantc ell ano hasta
81 81 de julio pasado, fue de 22.2S
pulgsdas, segun cl registro hecho por
Ell Doctor Charles Tsrver. Observa-
der Meteorological de la ciudad. Es-
IA cifra representa- un exceso de 1l.49
pulgaias en- cl mismo lapse de ITEM
DO en- les ultimos ~ amos. La preci-
pitacion total de lluvia en- 81 mes de
Julio ultimo. fue de 5.51 pulgadas,
Que representa- un exceso de S.S7 pull
gadGs para csc mes. en- los mlsmos
5iltimos ~ anos. La temperature
m&xima en- julio fue de 105 grades.
les di2s Is Y 10 y la minima de SO
Ell dia ). Durante el mismo mes, hu-
DO catorce dias claros Y diecisiete par
cialmente nuhladcS.
F~queciniento dc Ia Sra. MoucGda
\ Ia cdad ds 20 amos falleci6 el
jueves de la semana pasada en- esta
ciudad, Ia sc-0ra Antonio s. de Mon
cada, madre del senior Felipe Monca-
da. proninente comerciante de la To-
cslidad. La sehora Muncada era ma
tiva &c Eagle Pass Y ademas de 81
hijo Felipe. le sobreviven otro hi
10, CadeIario, y una hija, y IN
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81 contraso era ruinoSo para
las iineas

E. c~oatrato Ge que Sc trata. y
contra el cual sc SAFE que pro
test5 dcsdc Iucgo el senior Plcrfam'
era sumamente ruinoso cara les IN
tereses de los f~errocarriles. En- 81 Sc
cspecificaoa cue Ell precio de =
clerda De lena era g. de $50,
cuando hab:a otros -contratlstas QUO
tfrecian ell ccEabGSt!hle d $50 Y a
cinco pesos. pLesto en- el l-gar indI-
cado de la Division de Durango. I!
Superintandente Pierdam eumplio
con 81 dcber dandu aviso &c est9s
hechos, pero 10 Sc le hizo case Y
las cosas queGaron en- tai estado.
Nuevamente Plerdam, sc dIr!gio
= IA Direction de las Lineas, danao
aviso de que suponia que el contra
tista de ia lena ~entregsba dCs Y tres
veces la misma cantidad dc lena one
"a haois side recihida por los fc-
~rrocarrileS diaS ~ant2rioreS. eNp!.Can-
10 haber teRido noticias dc que, ha-
Tia un tren m;ster:Oso que en- !as
noches Sc a~cercaDa al ICgar CT cue
Sc hallaUa Id lena y qIe de suS ban
COS cargaoa Ell los carros de eSe con
voy. para volverlos a traer al 81
! .u;ente dia, entrcgandoloS CONF
raltidas nuevas en- cumplimieHto de
c~ontrato.
Ash las cosas, el Superintendent
Pierdam fuc arroj2do de 81 carg,
Y sustituido por persona de Ia con.
fianza absolute le Il direccIcn Dc
las lineaS.
De esta ancra el "negoclO' con
tinu5 durante a!gInos theses, no sill
+ cue al fin So d~escu0riera tomandc
de c, conocir:iento ei Juzgado dt
/ Dlstrito de Durango.
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"a ,-...aS a. ru- mayor G~!-i.S1ss a:
?. r. ESFiNCSA 4. RoN 80.
LAREDO. TEN. Sc ucc-sI:an AE=a:es.
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ABoGkrO PARA LOS MEzICANoS. Alien.
q. ;oda clase de ncgoeics indiciale., reea-
uaeiones por dahos ) rrrjuicios personales,
cxusss l:vilcs y crianinales, reclamaeiones Dc
ter-enos. No cobro houora-os hasta qIe ios
ssuztos iacdzn satisfsctorianente terminates.
Lie. Henry Ben Cline, 7e6 Guntcr Bldg
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett SS1s.
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nrau nunero de nietos. Los fune-
rales tuvieron lugar el vier, as por
Ia tardc. habicrdose visto muy con-
Curridos.
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Tn contrato de lena en- Durango

Eace ONO IN ano que 81 seno-
Pescador arroyo del cargo Ge Su2e-
rinterdente de Ia Division de Du-
range al senior Pierdar?, norteamerl-
cano de nacionalidad : antique SER
,idor &c los f~erroca-riles de Mexico.
Sc dice ahora que Ia causa Ge la
6csocuoacion del ST. Pierdam Tue Ia
lie hsberse opucsto d Ia continual
ci0r de IN nal negocio relacionaoo
con las entregas Re lena eSpecifica-
das en- un contrato Que los f~erroca-
rifles. por orden De Ia Pirecclon'
c~c!ebraron con Ia asa &c Rosenoo
Nauri Y Ga, Y de Ia cuaI eS socio
Pescador. con Ia circu?stancla "e
ser ccm~aGre De MauT'. 81 antigua
compaHero c9 les trahajcs de ferro-
carril. pgcs ambos pcrteaecieton a
Ia Liga Mexicana de E~mpleados de
Ferrocarril. QUE Sc disolvio a raiz &C
tina huelga habida en- San Las Po-
tosi, cor ell ahc lie 1905.
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PRECIOS DE SUSCRIPCEON:
EDICION DIARlA

En los EstaGos Unidos. &tNieo. CaTada: Cu.
ba. Puerto Rico. Panama y las ISLaS FihP'H| ~
Un aRo , m
Se!S meSeS "a
Tres messs g.. ;,,:ri,a Cexceptuando
Panama. Eu-ora Y los Gemas pslsss coE-
n-cndidos en- Ia Union Postal GniEcrsai:
I'm ano "a
SelS neScS g., IN
Tres moses
EDICION SEMANARiA
CMiercolssl.
En- los Estsdos Unidos. Mexico. Canada: Gu
ba, Puerto Rico. Panama y las ISlas ruipinas:
SciS mescS S"~'
En- Centre y Sur America. (exceptcando
PANAMA, Europa, &c: 49,,
I'm aHo %~
Los pggos ds5ea hacerse pov adeiantado.
en- giro postal O de Express t2r:a certitica-
da o let:a sobrc Nueva York. Los prec!os
De susrripcion sen en- Ginero americana 0 81
eauiva!encia On mcneda del pals de donde
SC Sc!icitc u 2erlod:co.
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SOC SEMANARiOS
OPORTUNlDAD

81 listed visjs POGO o muchc. procure cue
sus pctaczs cstcn fuertes y bien rem&cha-
das. En- donde puedc Coascguir cstaS cua!i-
dades. g en- csta su casa. Gi3 Dolorcsa ST.
No ccmEre veiiscs de napcI: aHdi los consi-
que de Iona hulada y Dor 81 misr1o precIo-
= abrica de Baules y Petacas, D. Mulo5.
edo.
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DO ToU SPEAK ENGLISH
10 aprcndc-a con eXito y muy prom
10 por medic Ge ruestro mctodo por CO.
--cspondencia. que 6 mUy facil, corto
% quc ha siLo rre7arado cspecia.a,cntc
nara Ia genie de hshla csp.ao!a. Ta-2
mayorcs detallcs, cavIc 81 romb-c y
direction 4
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE
So West los Street. Ncw York City.
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MIGUEL BOLAEOS CACHO.

Abogado nexicano. Coas,Itss y documents.
clones i1-idiczs concerniriSss = icyc y ncyc-
clos de Mexico. ZOE Cap.rS Bldg. e Pa
so. Texas.
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CrUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto

CrUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto ..
FL asLnto de los ferrocsrrllci, no
ohstaute que ha ~comenzado a sere-
narse dcb;do 4 que preva!eee Ia I'M
preston de cue Ell goblerno no qnie-
re el castico de los ~culpables. pueS
que tai cosa Sc dice desde Que las
autoHdadss dejarnn en- Ebertad a
Morris V a Pescador, va adqulriendo
una im9ortancia mayor, = Sc atlen-
de a que el immense fraude cometloo
= Ia nacion. no solo estuvo On Ia
faaoss A.geuc;a de Comlsiones dcl
Express. sino que SC hslla ranlisica-
do a algun2s de las divislores d. los
f~errocarriles de Ia RepIbiica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07

Yea listed en- Ia edicion senanaria
de la Prensa' las f~otogr2fias y tes-
tiGaonies de personals que cespueS de
hsber utilizado mis- servlcios han sloo
peneficiadss o curadas. Tengo en- mi
poder centenares de estoS testimonies,
los cuales mostrare a Quien 10 sell
cite sin ninguna obligation de Su par
te.
Pref. Nj. {. Martinez.
PODERoso SANADOR.
IIet& S. Spring ST.
LOS ANGELES. CAL
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u CONTRERAS

Comc-ciante en- Loza, Cur!csidscrS Mcx!-
anas y Yerbas MeGicinalrs.
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Ell GLORO.

Casa Establecida en- 1912. Eauldad y Prem
en- q Despacho. Gran Surtdo de YER
5as medicirz!es, EsJlmparia Rehgiosa, No
venas. O-ar:ones ) .hrticulos hxicanos en-
Mandazos lisu de mcrrancias a
gu;en Ia so!icite. FL Ciobo. Station a. Box
49,. San Antonio, Texas. Gerente. l. A.
Gala.
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pentinaS, etc. Mayoreo y rnerudeo. Auss-
tras. 30 cts. Haga SIS pedidos oportuna-
mente. LA CASA MEHlCANA. Box l56.
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providing for referendum upon the
petition of. 15 per cent of the qualified
electors. Fayetteville, Fort Smith,
and Hot Spings are among the cities
that have already taken advantage
of the new law. The Little Rock city
council has been working on it fol
the last two months. 1t has divided
the taxable privileges into three
classes. The ordinance assessesing a
tax on merchants, based upon the
average stock carried, was passed last
week, and two others are to be passed
one comprising the business and voca-
tions that offer no protest, and the
third comprising those items that are
IN controversy.
While it is impossible to calculate
in advance what the new taxes will
produce, it has been variously esti-
mated that it will yield from $4,000
to 100000. This will enable the city
to carry on the progressive WORK
started by the Taylor administration,
and establish a sinking fund that will
gradually reduce the citys debt of
more than $1,l00,000. 1t is believed
and hoped that the people, realizing
the dire extremity of the city, VIII
permit the ordinances to stand, and
not oppose them.