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New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
" arram for Nevberry's
.4rrest Expected To-day
Federal Officials Hold Senator
Not Immune and Cite judg s
Instructions From the Bench
Sptciai CorrcspoDdenc

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov 80. Federal
officers here say that bench warrant
will be issued Monday for the arrest
of United States Senator Truman H.
Newberry.
1t was believed that the Senator
indicted by the Federal grand jury
would be immune under the Congress
siona rule against arrests but gov
ernment officials cite the statement OF
District Judge Sessions, who in dis
charging the grand jurors. following
the return of the 1875 indictments, the
first of which was against Mr.. New
berry, said:
"In returning this indictment you
have said, or rather you have deter
mined and decreed. that a large num-
Der of men, the largest number evel
included in a single Indictment in this
state, shall be placed on trial for ar
offense, which if committed, strikes
deeply at the foundation of our form
of government and as surely and GER
tainly as do the doctrines of the mer
who follow and salute the red flag.
In view of this official believe Mr.. New
berry could not successfully claim i'm
munity
Federal Court Clerk Potter anc
Marshal O'Conner's staff worked al
day to-day preparing the bench war
rants to be served on the indicted men
There will be no unnecessary delay
in bringing to trial those indicted b,
r.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Tiny Torch Saves
Z AdyIH at Sea

After three hours search over rough
waters for motor launch, drifting
rapidly TO sea the seven occupants Of
the little craft were rescued last night
of Ambrose Channel Lightship- A
moment later the launch sank.
The rescue was effected by the crews
Of the pilot ships Sandy Hook and New
y ork, whose shippers sighted flam-
ing newspaper, held aloft by one of the
seven Police and navy patrol boats
had been searching the Lower BaV since
the plight OF the men IN the launch
had been reported by the captain Of
the fishing sloop, Joseph Pinckett.
The Joseph Pinckett sighted the
launch at dusk. 1t was being tossed
to and fro, rolling powerlessly on the
waves. and the Pinckett threw a line
to the men, who We're shouting and
waving their coats. They caught the
line, bat as soon as the sloop got under
broke, and the captain of the Pinckett,
having no cable aboard, put into shore
at full sped TO give the alarm.
Police patrol boats, vessels from the
naval station, put out at once. The
coast guard station at Rockaway Beach
also established a patrol. While they
were sweeping the ocean with search
lights the two pilot boats entered Am
brose Channel. They took course
toward the signal light observed near
the surface OF the water, and at 80
p. M. sighted the ". D. Anderson. a
iifty-foo motor launch The signaler
stood in the stern, while mis- SIX com
panons were huddled amidsh ps. The
high seas made the work of the res
cuers, who put off in lifeboats. extreme
ly dangerous. 1t took them thirty min
utes to reach the launch.
The rescued men are Herman Wan
ger, Chris Heller, George Heller, Va
Arneth, George Arneth, William Fini
and Frank Palman. They are EN-
ployees of Booth & Flynn. of II Bat
terry Place, and had borrowed The
launch from the firm to go fishing.
"Bt DDIES."
Donald Brian Peggy Wood Roland Young
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Ford to Open Stores
Cooperative System To Be Used
Wherever Plants Are Located
Special Correspondcnct

Spcc1a1 Cofres poNdcNce
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 30.-The Ford
Interests are making plans to establish
stores TO be operated on q cooperative
basis Tor the benefit Of employees in
Highland Park, Dearborn, and wherever
they have manufacturing plants. This
Will mean, if trial proves the scheme
successful. the establishment of Ford
cooperative stores in many cities.
The Ilan covers the enterprise of
buying in large quantities and selling
at cost, thus enabling the company S
employees to save on food and other
supplies. One store already has been
started in Highland Park. 1t is under
stood the stocks of these stores are to
be composed of foodstutfs, wearing ap-
Larel and other necessities
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
President s Gain
Is Called Steady
Spends an Hour on Porch
and Has Wheel Chair
Ride: Relapse Denied
New Yo5h Tribune
lF0shfn0tOu Rlir<c7,


WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-President
Wilson continues to improve slowly,
It was said at the White House to-
night, notwithstanding rumors and re-
ports that have been generally circu-
lated in Washington during the las.
two days that the patient had suffered
d relapse.
The President took his daily trip
in his wheel chair outside the fxecu-
tive Mansion and spent nearly an hour
in the open air on one Of the por-
ticos.
DR.. Cary T. Grayson. his personal
physician, who was with him as usual
during most of the day, said that the
President was slightly better than
last night, when he made the follow
ing statement:
The Presidents improvement stead
lily continues. He is improving slowly
He is considerably better than he was
several weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Democrats Demand I'M
mediate Action by the
Senate Following Elec-
ton Fraud indictment
Inquiry Hampered
By Lack of Funds
Political Tie in Upper
House if His Successor
Should Be a Democrat
Ne,o York Tribune
JEDshi,fOfOr Rurrn,f

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. Senator
Truman H. Newberry, of Michigan, who
was indicted yesterday by Federal
Grand Jury at Grand Rapids, Mich,
on charges of corruption, fraud and
conspiracy III connection with his
election over Henry Ford. his Demo
cratic opponent, Will continue to serve
in the United States Senate unless he
is removed by the Senate itself.
The Senator will be in his seat to-
morrow when Congress convenes, de-
spite tho Indictment His friends here
declare he will be cXonerated in court
OF the charges on which he, his brother
and 1873 others were indicted
Senator Newberry will return &c
Washington tomorrow from Hot
Springs, Va where he has been since
the recess of Congress. Over the long
distance telephone he declined to com
mcnt or the action OF the grand jury
81 have not word TO say" he said
Democrats to Start Fight
The indictment caused stir il
Senatorial circles Investigation of tn,
. Senatorial election in Michigan il
pending before a sub committee Of the
Senate Committee on Privileges ano
Elections. Of which Senator Dilling-
ham. Republican, Of Vermont, is chair
man.
Democrats are preparing to bring a
fight to have Mr.. Ncwberry removed
soon after Congress meets. II is not
certain whether the Senate viii take
under its rules the Senate is the sole
Judge of the qualifications of its mem
bers.
The Democrats contested the right of
Mr.. Newberry to sit in the Senate be
fore he took the oath Of office, alleging
fraud in the election. He was per
mitted to take his seat however, and
the contest was referred to the sub
committee, which has done little.
The subcommittee has been unable
to proceed very far in its investigation
because OF lack OF funds The resolu-
tion authorizing the inquiry. which was
introduced by Senator Pomerenc. Dem
ocrat. OF Ohio. after Mr. Ford had
charged Newberry obtained his election
by the liberal use Of money, gave the
sub committee power to spend whatever
money was necessary in conducting the
Immediate Action Sought
Senator Calder. of New York is chair
man of the committee that has to pass
upon all authorizations for eXpendi-
lures. and his committee has refused to
report any authority for the eXpen-
diture of money in the Newberry-F rd
contest Now, however, the Democrats
are intent upon forcing immediate ac-
ton. in the hope OF winning an addi-
tional seat in the Senate.
The Republicans control the Senate
bv 40 to A. votes. Should Nh. New
berry be ousted and a Democrat be
seated in his place the Senate would be
equally divided between the two parties
Vice President Marshall would cast the
deciding vote in case OF d tie.
Senator Dillingham; was not in Wash
ington to-day and could not be reached
but Republican leaders in the Senate dc
not look for any Immediate action.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Two Ships in Collision
100 Miles Off Harbor
Reports Steamer Was
Making for Norfolk With
Bow Stove In

A radio message. incomplete
through static interference, was re-
peived here last night saying an an
identified steamship was in collision
with the American schooner Elizabeth
400 miles off shore.
The message indicated the steamship
was badly damaged in the bow and
WAS trying to get to Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Germans to Quit Lithuania

BERLIN, Nov 30-An armistice
STIMULATING the immediate evacuation of
Lithuania by the Germans has been
signed by Germany and Lithuania
through the medium Of the interAllied
military mission.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

An attempt at restoration of the
monarchy to displace the Ebert gov
ernment has been forcshadowed in
recent dispatches from Germany.
Minister of Defense Noske has
been aware Of these monarchist
rumblings, it is said. but has felt
confident that the government could
put down with force any attempt at
reactionary coup d'etat or could
crush the entire royaist movement
whenever 1t was necessary or conven-
lent.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
US. Sends Final Demand to Mexico to Free Jenkins:
Noternment Will Act To-day to Break Coal Stril
Plot to Return Ex-Kuiser
And Prince Is Exposed

DUSSELDORF, Nov. 30.-Thc Ger
man Socialists have discovered mon
archist plot of great ramfications
which has as its purpose the return
to Germany at the beginning of De-
cember of former Emperor Wilhelm
and Grown Prince Frederick William.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Roosevelt Baby Christcned
Colonel's Son Named Quentin
in Honor of Late Uncle

OYSTER BAY. L. l., Nov. 30.-Quen-
tin Roosevelt, who was born to Lieu
tenant Colonel and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt the day his father was
elected to the Assembly. was christened
to- day at Christ Episcopal Church
here He is named for his uncle, who
was killed in an air battle in France.
Copies of "The Star of Gold,' a
poetic tribute to those who lost their
lives in the war, we're distributed at
the church. Miss Flora Whitney was
godmother and held the baby. The
godfathcrs were w. w. S. Coles jr.
and Kenneth p. Budd
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

Daughters, swecthearts. wives, husbands.
Sec "BUDDIES" at the Selwyn. It's clean
- = whistle. Wholesome IS wheat.--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
W E A T H E r

Fair to-day and tomorrow: diminish
ing west winds becoming
variable Tomorrow
Full Report on Page -
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

Donald Brian. Peggy Wood. Roland Young,
Pack Sslwyn Theatre Nightly Adv.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

Con ntinued on page eight
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

Continued on nert page
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

Senator Hitchcock viii continue to
direct the campaign of the friends Of
the treaty on his own responsibility, IN
the absence OF any word from the
President. No move will be made
Continued on n0ae nine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
J%ovencita terrible

No de otro modO que de terrible
puede ser calificada Ia senorita Rosa
VALDEZ. miembro de una prominente
familia mazatleca que ACADIA de arri-
bar a Los Angeles para educarse en-
uno de los PARTICIPATES colegios.
La Senorita Valdez. que es muy
conocida por las familias sonorenses
Y mazatlecaS, iuvo IN diSgusto con
su tia NOS cuantos dias Gespues de
que lego a Los Angeles V aver, eXas-
perada de I'm modo terrible ataco a
la hcrmana de su senior padre con I'm
cuchillo, perSiguiendola hasta la ca
lie. Como no pudo darle alcance, vol
VIC sus iras contra los muebles Y
la v~ajilla de Ia casa Y las acab6 des-
truyendo cuanto encontraba al paso.
La policia tuvo que intervenir Y
trasladar a la senorita Valdez a la
carccl juvenil. donde esperara Ia te-
rrible muchacha cue sc haga n in
vestigacion Y cue padres prOcuren
libertad.
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EI aIgcdon saldra
nor San Diego.

Concentrates mu- favorables Sc han
hecho por las ultimas d~eclaraciones
de los prUpietarios del F%errocarril
San Diego Y Arizona. Ahora st pre-
sumo que la riqueza del Vale lmpe-
rial, las grandeS Cosechas dc malz
de polio V algodor a a salir per
este puerto para Oricnte.
La region de Meyicali. BaJa Call
fornia, Y probablemente alguhos PRO
ductos del Golfo de California. Il Il
tener mas facil sal;da hacia San Die
." Que a otro lugar de los EStados
Uridos por dicho Fcrrocarril, STEM
pre- que ell dc MeXicani San Felipe.
que esta en- construction, pleda He
varsc a cabo. FL citado fe]rrocar-ll
mira : San Diego con el Golfo de
Cortes o de California, Y entonces
la exploitation de las riqueZas de una
region todavia TO e~yplorada, sera nuy
intenSa.
Sohre eli feGrocarril de MeXicaii =
San Felipe me han ofrecido una am
plia information que enviare a la
PRENSA pr6ximamente.
Los periodicos americanos dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Ell calomel actua como
dinamita sobre
Ell higado
Ataca la bills agria v causa nauseas,
hacienda a listed que pierda
I'm Gia de trabaio

FL calomel produce salivaci6n. Es
mercurio. FL calomel aetna como 81
fuera dinamita sobre el higado en-
torpecido. Cuando el calomel sc po-
ne en- contacto con Ia bills agraria,
Ia ataca inmediatamente Y lie produ-
ce a listed calambres o nausea.
81 Sc siente listed bilioso, con jaque-
cas-, extrenimiento Y enfermo, no tie
ne mas que II a cualquier botica Y
comprar una botella de Dodson's Lii
yer Tone, cue es IN sustituto vege-
tai inofensivo de e. peligroso Gallo
mel. Tome n cucharada, Y 81 no
corrige el higado Y 10 sans mucho
mejor Y mas pronto que el nauseabun-
do calomel, sin producirle molestias,
no tiene mas que volver q IA botica
q que le devuelvan 81 dinero.
81 toma listed calomel hoy, mana
ma Sc sentird enfermo Y con nauSeas;
aparte de que puede causarIe saliva
ci6n: mientras que 81 toma Dodson'S
Liver Tone Sc levantara en- la mana
ma s~intiendose perfectamente bien,
lleno de energias Y listc para e. ira
bajo o el juego. Es absolutamente
~inofensivo. agradable Y eficaz para
los ninos; a clos les gusta tomar-
10. (.Adv.)
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iemen que Vueiva
Ia Influenza

La posibilidad dc que la terrible cpl
demia de intlenZa. que tantas vlCaS
cost6 en- el Eetado de California CO.
mo en- otras Entidades F~ederativas,
vueiva i aparcccr V atacar i los resi-
denies de esta region, ha sido a0ml-
tida por las autoridades s~anitarias
dc la Capital dc California. Sacra-
mcnto, V va Sc teman las disposlcio-
mes necesarias a fin de haccr todoS
los ~csfuerzos del case para imp"dir
quo la epidemic cucste cl mismo nu-
nero de cases que cost6 hace POGO
tempo.
FL Consejo de Salubridad dc Sacra-
mento ha dado los primeros pasos
para hacer un detenido estudio de la
epidemia Y para dictar las disposicio-
mes necesarias a fin de que el NAL no
adquicra las p~roporciones que ABOUT
rio en- mcses pasados.
Segun los datos estadisticos que Sc
tienen en- dicha o%ficina, solo quinIen-
tos casoS Sc registraron dIrantc Ia
semana que acadia de paSar, contra
mil qu]inientOs de Ia semana ante
rIO-
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A beneficio de los
mines sin hogar'

Sc anuncia una fiesta de carload pa
IA beneficio de la Institution llama
da de ninos sin hogan. Esta insti-
tuci6n cuenta con todas las Simpatlas
de los residences de S. Diego. En- las
oficinas de la misma son deposita-
dos los ninoS que no tienen hogan 0
cuyos padres trabajan Y no pueden
atenderlos durante el dia. La sonora
Genoveva Miles. directora del esta-
blecimiento. 10 atiende durante TODD
ell ano. a diario Y solo dos semanas
tcma anualmente, de va]caciOnes.
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Fiesta miiitar

FL sa6ado prGXimo tendra lugar en-
San Diego Ia fiesta militar mas 5ri'
llarte de cuantas sc han celebrado
en- esta poblacion desde que sc ini-
clio Ia guerra hasta la fecha. Sc ira
ia de recibir dignamentc a los mleEl-
bros de las Baterias A. v B. de 2Go.
Rcgin:icnto de Artilleria, que fue'
ron formados en- esta ciudad V que
m~archaron II frente de bataIla de
Francia desde principles de ia que
rra.
Enire los numeros mas salientes
del programa preparado por Ia Ca
mara de Concrete. las autoridades y
las escuelas pGblicas. cst& ell de una
gran parada militar en- la que mar
charan, cantaEdo c]anciones de Ia
guerra, los soldadoS recien Ilegad"s
dc Francia.
Bales, ~rccerciones en- los clubs MI
~litares. V otra clase de dIverslones,
seran dadas en- honor de los artlil2-
roS.
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Fiestas en- Ell Pals
de las Naranias

Rumbo al risueno pueblo de San
Bernardino, eli Pals de las Naran,
Jas han salido de aqui varios eX-
cursionistas. En- aquel pueblo de
California, donIe' Sc cultivan miles
de acres de naranjos V de donde Sc co,
secha cast toda la naranja que sc ven
de en- los Estados UnidoS.
Los festejos que estan celebrando
los habitantes de San Bernardino con
este motive son verdaderamente es,
plendidos V duraran mas de un mes de
constantes diverSioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Otro Circo Aereo

En- ell campo de aviacion militar de
Arcadia. ccrca dc Los Angeles, ten
dra lugar cl proximo sabado una cX-
hibici6n que con ell titulo de Circo
A.Greo ha de atraer a millareS de per-
sonas, como ocurrio con la ceiebra-
cion semejante que tuvo lugar aqui.
Aviadores dc San Diego iran a
tomar parte en- la fiesta, entire ellos
81 famoso William Taw. quien lleva
la mission de imponer la Cruz de Cue
IRA al teniente Bert.
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Otro candidate

Fl senior Walter P. Moore, figura-
ri como candidate para Mayor de Ia
ciudad de San Diego en- las proXl-
mas e%lecciones.
Ell nuevo candidate ha declarado
que entra a la !ucha sin que nadie
Sc 10 haya pedido Y que tomo tai
determination despues de estudiar
las condolences de San Diego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
La Pesca en- Baja
California

La Oficina de Pesca de los EstadoS
Unidos ha decretado el establecimien-
to dc una oficina V n planta de
experimentation en- San Diego, 4 fin
de regu!arizar los precios de pesca-
do en- latas Que Sc logrcn en- aguas
de Ia Baja California Y en- ctros
purtos inmcdiatos I San Diego.
Hoy lego aqui ell sehcr doctor
Norman Hcndsicson, director del De
partamento de Investigation de los
pescadores para iniciar los planes
Il Sc han llevado a cabo durant:
IA prcscntc estaclOn.
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Asesino %sentenCiado

Salvador Rodriguez, el hombrc que
ascsin6 a una muier porquc Sc nego
q Leiar 4 su csposc y a acompanar-
10 = hacer vida marital con el, ha
sido serter aiado a una condena de
diez amos a toda la vida, indetermi-
NADIA.
va nos heTios referido a los incl
denies de este sensational suceso que
despert6 grandes concentrates en- Ia
clase social a Ia que pertenecIe-
ron los autores del sombcio drama
cue cost6 la vida a la sonora Maria
Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Los que regreSan

Una serie dc festcjos Sc ha inicia-
do en- ell campo militar de esta ciu-
dad. para rccibir 4 los soldadcS de
San Diego que prestaron sus scrvi-
clos en- Francia fernando las Bate
rias 4. ' & del Goo. Regimiento de
Artilleria.
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Fue vendida la Isla

Definitivamente Sc han cerradO los
tratos para la venta de la Isla de
Santa Catalina, que Sc encuentra 81
tuada frente al Puerto de San Pedro,
Los Angeles. Y donde quedara insta,
lado uno de los centres de recreo mas
grande de los Estados Unidos.
Los tres millones de dollars, que
representa- la compra de Ia lsla, fue-
ron pagadoS por Ell Rey del Chicle,
senior Wrigley.
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MATRIMONIAL

SE%ORITA AMERICANA Que posee propic-
dadcs nor valor dc $4,000 dcsea rclacio-
mes. ob;eto m~atrimonio. con caballero espanol
O mexicano que posca. cuando menos. $5.D0O.O0
en- elective. Dcbc hablar inglGs. Miss May
Bell Coleman. Gen. Del. Waco. Texas. 60
DESEC ZANZIBAR correspondence con Sc
norita O sonora honorable. lie nacionalidad
nexicana O americana. objcto mctrinonio.
Dirijansc sobrc cl particular n LOUIS Martin.
r. No. 1915 West Houston st San Antn-
MO. Toms. l-1l
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1sren;o, n.rs IA PRFNSA.

Especial para Ia FKENSA.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, febrero 10
De esta ciriad saldran Delegates
al Congreso que va a reunlrse en-
San Francisco para celebrar una dis
custom sobre ell proyecto de Ia Liga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
DE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
DELEGADOS AL CONGRESC EN- QUE Sc DSCUTlRA Ell
PROYECTO PARA LA LIGA De LAS NACiONES

de las Naciones. Este congreso sera
presidido por ell eX-presidente de los
Estados Unidos, W. H. Taft.
Congresistas de todas parties de los
Estados Unidos asistiran a dicha rcu-
MON.
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Sar Diego Green possible que sc csta-
bIczca una iona librc' en- este pucr-
to para impulsar dc modo cficaz eli
concrete: pero tai proyecto aun no
Is tomato en- consideration aor los
hombres de negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
CuandO Ia piel esta abrasada a Consecuencia
de Ia terrible eczema,
remedio adec uado-

) 5. ). Ha es,aio 4 Ia vcnta Gesdc hac-
mas &c circuerts amos. y sienp-c ha pro
ducido los mas satisfacto-ioS reSu!tnoos para
est. rlzsc &c intermediates. II I'd Guicre
cbtene- M aIivto -ap,co y ye-dadero. tN-ac :.
s. $. ST I'd. qIIcre recisir conseJo ' conSulea
<-at.s 2ce-ca De So case particular. cscrlna
4 = srSuieute di-ncciou: Chief Medical Adv
SCI. SwTif: Specific Co. Dept. c.
ATLANTA. GA. ADV
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GRSTIFICARE CON $500 a Ia persona Cue
lie proporcionc informcS eXactoS del p~aradcro
dc mi hermano Santiago c. Ramirez. origi-
mario de Paracho, Mich. y quien hacc dos
meScs supe SC encontraba en- Edgcnlont, So.
Dakota. Cualquier infornc sobrc el particu-
lar dirijass a Zcferino c. Ramirez, Derry,
Pa. Oh
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ENSENANZA

LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
miciiio. Precios convenc:onales PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. g-aduado en- los Conserva-
to-ios dc Paris y Madrid. Receive 6r5enes 40
Morales 81. Sc habla francis y espanol.
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BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dari a n
persona que ME proporciouc !nformes de la
seno-a Eulalia Sosa. de cuerpo regular. mo-
rena y cara redonda. Todo informc diriJa-
Sc ii Vicente Jimenez. cargo Booth c Finn,
Camp No. ). CentcTvilfc. Kansas. ISp
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No eyiste mas Que lr.

81 sientc su p3el a5-asasada : consscCcnc,&
Se = corezon { irElauracIGr p-oGucicrS por
- eczema. q unic> remcdlo Sprcplacc -
yomhati- Ia euEermedat rn So orrEeI. - Ge-
sir. apica- IN tratan'euto Inferno cue oes-
t-uya p ccrrncn dc "a enterruedat. Las en-
<--masas,s Dc IA mel p-oyiensz e \ uala
rordicion d. IA sang. y para h-2pLari2- ID
no pod-a encaacra- cnsa me!os cue ;. ), -. 81
-,e9icarento Appropriate para as eufcrrneda-
-srs dc IA sGnxre.
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PERDIDAS

RUENA GRATIFICAC1ON Sc dara a la per
soma que dcvuelva I Ia Sra. Ascension Me
dc!lin. r.. /. Box I3S, Won 01ny, Texas
un sohrc con su direction contcHicndo poll
-, DO srrnrn- l-Nl
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Sc GRhTfFICARA ampliamentc a Ia per-
soma que me pToforcione ilformcs dc mi
hcrmano Nabor Molina. quicn en- cl mes de
octubrc o novicmbrc del aho pasado Sc en-
contraba en- San Francisco, California. Es
de mediana e~Statura- moreno y dc oJoS ne
gros. Todo informc sobre el particular di-
rijase a Antonio Molina. ldria. Cal. i2D
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PESOUISAS

CON $500 GRATIFlCARE Il In persona que
nc propcrcionc informcS dc mi hcrmano Jose
Salazar. dc % a,ios de cdad. cucrpo regular.
~soltero. originafio dc VctaGrandc. Zacatecas.
y dc quicn no >cngo ~noticiaS dcsde hace =
amos en- Que catuvimos on FL Paso. Texas.
Todo informc 'dirijase n Adelaide Salazar,
First ST. Box 40. Pueblo. Colo. Cd
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