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issue WARRANTS
FOR SLAYERS Of
NRS.CHAS. SABOR.
Glassboro Police Confident
Bandits. Not Accused Hus-
band, Killed Woman
SEARCH BEGINS FOR
WILMINGTON GANCSTERS

The hunt for the murderer Of Mrs
Charles SabOr,, Of GlassbOno, n. j., got
into fun swing today while formal sp-
plicatiOn was being prepared for the re-
lease Of the accused husband.
SabOr, a grocer, was accused Of ths
crime, a few hours otter his wife, Clara,
was killed and his mOther-in-law, Mrs.
Jennie Krasne, or Wilmington, was
wounded In a shooting Wednesday
morning at his home, 437 Main street.
Thepolice believe they have identified
two OF the bandits supposed 10 be guilty.
Two warrants were issued for their ar
rest. The men are members OF a no
torious gang, the police said.
Sabor's attorney, George B. Marshall,
said he expects Oscar B. RedrON. prose-
cutor OF Gloucester county. 10 release
Sabor today from the county jail at
Woodbury..
Yesterdays Developments, pointing 70
members Of q gang OF burglars as the
guilty ones, have proved the husbands
innocence, he said. lie said the hlis-
band had been completely dissolved by
statements Of Israel Krasne and Mrs.
Jennie krasne, parents OF the murdered
woman. The motive was robbery, Re
said, as SabOr's receipts on the day
previous TO the shooting were known
10 have been large. It has become dem
1itely known that he got only $4,000 |
instead Of $4,000 for his Wilmington
store.
A wad OF torn and crumbled checks
ound under the planking OF a little rail-
'oad station four miles from Glassboro.
W shipworker yesterday morning.
vas the clue which changed the theory
u the Gloucester county authorities in
he mystery surrounding the shooting
nd killing of Mrs. SabOr and the
of her mother. Mrs
lrasne. While Charles Sabor, husband
Continued on page 49,
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TO AGAIN DISCUSS
TROUBLES OF CHORUS

The Executive Committee Of the VIII
mington Community Chorus will meet
in the auditorium Of the High School
Annex at SIS o'clock this afternoon.
The meeting IS to hear reports and
transact what business may come be-
fore IL.
Tonight at o'clock there viii be a
meeting Of the chorus at the High
School. and every member is invited
to attend. The Executive Committee
Will make a report and the chorus will
possibly take some definite action re-
lating to the future Of the organization.
Because OF the Importance OF the
business to be considered. 1t Is essential
that the attendance should be as large
as possible.
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Recurrence Of
INFLUENZA THIS
YEAR PREDICTED
BY MEDICAL MEN
Congress is Asked for Spe-
cial Appropriation of
$500, 1000 to Com.
bat Disease
EPIDEMIC IN u. S. LAST
YEAR TOOK 100000 LIVES

NEW YORK, July IS Omitted Press)-
Recurrence Of the epidemic OF influenza
which cost nearly half million lives
In the United States lasts fall was pre-
dicted today by insurance experts.
Edward Kopf Of the statistical bu-
reau, Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company stated that the epidemic had
cost life insurance companies in this
country from ninety TO one hundred
million dollars while the bureau OF war
risk insurance in Washington paid out
about si50OO0.0OO 10 beneficiaries OF in
fluenza.
Influenza and pneumonia, Kopf, stat
ed, have shown a constantly rising
death rate in the past five years. He
said that diseases Of this nature run
70 "pandemic" periods recurring at
stated times.
Figures just compiled by the New
York Life Insurance Company show
that from September, 1918, TO January,
1919, the influenza claimed as many
young lives as were sacrificed in four
and half years OF war. This report
also showed that, far from being abat-
ed, the disease Is still active. Nine hun
dred policyholders Of the company sue
oumbed TO influenza or pneumonia In
April, May and June.
WASHINGTON, July 25 UNITED
Press. .)-Congress should Immediately
appropriate si,5O0,OOO to be used in
fighting influenza, occurrences OF which !
are probable, according to medical
CONTINUED on page 49,
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ONLY "A, WOUNDED
TWICE IN BATTLE
French Lad, Picked Up by
Motorist Tells, Remark
able Story
FATHER AND MOTHER
ARE SLAIN BY HUNS

While Elmer Lynch, Of No. i23i
Thatcher street, who has a garage at
Twelfth and Claymont streets, was
coming home from Brandywine Summit
on Wednesday night, along the Con-
cord turnpike, he saw a boy, very
much fatigued, trudging along the road
to Wilmington.
Mr.. Lynch invited the boy, who
looked about "a years old, TO get into
his auto, an invitation accepted with
evident Joy by the tired lad. He could
speak scarcely a word Of English, but
managed to inform Mr.. Lynch that he
was French. Mr.. Lynch took him home
and gave him a good supper and nights
lodging.
After breakfast yesterday morning,
the garage man took the boy to a
French friend, down town, IN order TO
give him a chance TO tell his story in
his own language. The lad said he came
from Camp Dix. He declared he came
over in big boat with a lot Of Amer
ican soldiers, and that a lieutenant
took care OF him. He left Camp Dix
because he was afraid they would send
him back to France, he said.
The boy, little fellow eth In short
pants, had evidently experienced
enough Of the horrors OF war TO be
anxious TO stay many miles away from
Europe. lie said he had no family
left, that his mother. father and sis
ter had all been killed by German
bombs. He also said he had fought in
The French army and has been wound
ID twice. He was not in uniform when
found.
The orphan is not OF the dark type
usual among the French. He is fair
haired and blue-eyed, more OF the type
associated with the Swedish people. He
viii be kept by his new French friend, |
md live in Wilmington.
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INSURANCE MEN TO PICNIC.

Attaches Of the Prudential Insurance
Company in this city will picnic al
Bellefonte tomorrow afternoon. The
party will 90 by trolley and an elabor-
ate program of field sports. baseball
and games has been planned. Irving
easier song leader Of the wilmington
Service. will be a guest and
n the twilight hour. viii lead the in
u,rance workers IN a community sing1
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DRUNKEN SOLDIER
HAS SOME FIGHT LEFT

For disorderly conduct in a local
barber shop yesterday afternoon, Addi-
son Murphy, who wore a soldiers uni
form was fined $40 and costs by Judge
Churchman In Municipal Court this
morning. Murphy was under the in
fluence Of liquor at the time, and de-
clared that he would lick the whole
police department" IL was necessary
for Magistrate Glllis to assist Offlcer
Abele in the arrest.
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FEWER ARREsTs OF CHILDREN.

The number OF children arrested this
year for mlsdemeanors, is much smaller
than last year, according to Mrs. Viola
Wilson, matron OF the Detention Home
OF the Juvenile Court. She attributes
this largely TO more intelligent care Of
children on the part OF their parents.
Truancy cases figure largely in the ju-
venile arrests.
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TROOPS CONTINUE ON
GUARD AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. July "a UNITED Press
Troops brought here TO check race
rioting will remain at least over sat
urday, city officials said today.
While Washington has been quiet for
the last two nights police are taking
no chances against a new outbreak that
might get beyond control Of their
limited force.
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IS THIS A STOLEN CAR?

The local police have found an auto.
mobile which corresponds with tho
description Of a machine that was re-
ported stolen from New York some
time ago. The car was purchased BY
George X. Horisk. OF No. "a West Twen-
ty-third street, from a local dealer and
he obtained II from a Philadelphia
dealer. The police are investigating
the case.
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Allies Begin Hungarian Drive

VIENNA Press)-sat Of Allied onenv.
officers inspected army 10
Entente
in noft
the reds attacking nians. ~
The Hungarian red which Allied
- '~ .e'0
Material includes 800 machine
planes SIX monitors four heavy
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NOT SEEKING MOTOR CO.'S.

An Official OF the General Motors
Corporation was quoted in New York
today, as saying that General Motors
vas not seeking 10 asquire either the
Pierce Arrow or Stutz Companies. as
had been reported. The Official said
the General Motors policy will be to
expand its present plants ana not ac-
Quire new ones.
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F00TPADS GET MONEY.
DIGGANS SAVES WATCH

Leroy E. Diggins. Of No COO North
Jackson street. was robbed OF $50. in
cash early yesterday morning by foot
pads who held him up at Twelfth and
jefferson streets. Diggins managed to
save his watch and some small change
by attacking the man and knocking
one OF tho thieves TO the sidewalk.
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DANCE MUST HAVE BEEN aAwrIu.. /.

OD1ecting 10 Mary Palmer, Negress,
dancing while on an excursion the
other night Lewis Archer. Negro,
made a slash at her with knife, but
she knocked the weapon from his
hand, 1t appears when Lewis was given
a hearing in Municipal Court this
morning, on a charge OF threatening
bodily harm. He was held under a $500
bond TO keep the peace.
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NetU ireland Plan Outlined

the
by
for South Ireland with parliament
sit at Dublin embodied
equally and both the
the basis population
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON SING.

Edgar d. Peoples will be the soloist
at the community sing in the High
School building sunday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock. Mr.. Peoples Is the bass
soloist IN Westminster Presbyterian
Church choir.
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Huns TO LeaUe Poland

Of
Of
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LOST AND FOUND.

WILL THE BOY WHO FOUND GOLD
w. glasses in bath house in Tenth Street
Park please return them 70 513 Stoeckle
street, and receive reward? jy25-1t.
Continued on Page Twenty-two0
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be good TO the cnIInren-Give them
CLOVER DAIRY NURSERY.,uLK.-Adv.
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Safety flrst-Drins CLOVER DAIRY
QUALITY MfLK.-Adv.
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BMlgarS on Way to Paris

PARIS July 25 United PsThe Bulgarian delegation
their
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TODAY's TEMPERATURE.
sun AND TIDES

Mouth Of Christiana.
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Sc vFNDEE gales lie pa!ea invcncibles =
:rI.sics 4 LIS ~r,ciorrs del T:uado. m.rca Leo
iiss d. i. Lsla De Cnca." Gals a slice:
Cialinas a $3.0e. Er..cs. 70 por zoo.
pir!jause : Felipe Raa:!ge-. Box II5, bee'I-
IL. Texas.
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po- saita dc lo~ai. ycndo automoHii ChAL-
NEES ~ ma-n'tica- ,onI'cionce p"r 500
E--I rR O-ur-an q .yrio para Gue 80 con-
...r ,hc me est. - una opurtUritad sin
,,-...sl.u.. - 30 :. Alamo.
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Fuc amrarado Gonzalo Enrile.

FL pcriodista Gonzalo EnrIle. que
duran-c cstos ult;moz amos Ia Gesem-
pcnodo en- distiHtoS luGareS &c il
R~epuolica cargoS mjlitares : ID siuo
agentc de algunos jefes de las dlstjn-
taS faccioneS, Sc lie creyo ~eX,ra2ie-
20 : Sc do orde9 Ge que fuera de-
portado ONO eXtranjero pern!cloSc.
Sc le capture y Sc le envio al
puerto de NeracrIz. donde pidio am
pare. manifestando Y c~omQrooando
de sobra Que era meXicano : gus STEM
pre- hapia servjdo car@oS publicoS GUAM
do no estaba en- acrIvldadeS como pc
riodiSta. bicn conocido en- el pals.
Fue amparado en- N~eracruz. aparJc
dc cue Ia seHora va h25ia So.icitadC
aqui igu2l tram:Ue. y ahors sera ira
do . este capital. para que reSponda
del cargo de hoishevikj cue Sc ha for
nulado en- ~ contra.
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Sc EYiTARA Ia HUELCA
Aguiicr cree logrard euitarIa
en- Yeracruz

T.AMPiCO. lamps. Abril IL
Candida Agu;lar. declare hoy que
tiene. Il seguridad dc qSe no haorla
hvclga general de obreros Ct dla
primero de Mayo. como Sc habla
anurc,ajo. en- virtud d que las Ga
mayas VAN = considcrar Ia Ley del
Tra0aio cxpeGida por q Gobier0o
veracduzano. ror 70 acknowledgement
Aguilar.-ios o0rcroS ti"nen razon
al yxigir Il mes dc sucldo eli las ut
!iG#ics dc las cmprcsas. Pcro este
asunto SC resolvcra juntamcntc CON
Ia Ley del rrapajo Dc ia Rcpublica
que va i discutirse Y q arrobarse en-
las CamaraS como seru tambien en-
Mayo pr0Ximo
Si@uio djciendo Acui.gr que t2mIa
IN gran proyecto para trasportar ci
pc.rolco Il los pIcYtos de cmoarquc.
sin necesid&d dc los oleoGurtos Iu2
SO pcrsa5a construj; para que Gicho
traSportc fucra rapijo.
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ACUASCALIEN-
SICUE EN- PIE
la HUELCA
Los ferrccarriIeros dlceR que
tiene Ell gobierno
que ceder
DECLARE PESCADOR
Expresa que los obreros
hue!guistas son de los
Il. VI. W"
DECLARE PESCADOR

AGuASCALlENTES. Anril IL
La hueIga dc los ferrocdrriieroS, que
~a!canzara las preparedness &c VI
serio motin en- q uuc tuvo qJc inter-
venir Ia fIerzo armada, On vista DC
que 50 trataba dc iar muertc il!
mavordomo dc talleres. continue CO.
mo 81 primer ola en- vista DC que has
IA hoy ha sido jmpo ;ib!c an arre2!o
sa~tiSfactorio. Los oorero> permaHy-
Ger sin trabaiar ! las fucrZas de!
gobicrno siguen vigiiando los talicreS
PARA cvitar aiguna vio!cncia. Sc c.
pera. sin embargo. contestacIon = I'm
t~clegrama qcu SC eayio d Carranza
por los obrcroS. qulenes estan con-
tiaios cr Que solo con Ia ~Interven-
cioa Immediate dc 81 sc podruu are
glar las cosaS.
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FORANEAS
BALE

SANTA RITA. :. N. abril 21.-
En- e. Tcatro Grfco de eSta poh!acion
tuyo lugar anochc I'm lucido bale que
So organize por 81 Club Instructive
"Benito .Iuarez" Y 81 Rccrcativo Is
trella" para celebrar 81 union.
la fiesta resulto ell extreme agra
dable. pues ccncurrieron 4 ella. las
mejorcS familias &c la colonia me-
yicana reSidentc On la .ocalidad Y
una mu@n!fica orQuesta amcuizo la
velada.
Los Clubs or~canIzadores rcpart!e-
ron oporiunamrnte elegantcs invita-
clones entire las familias dc To- 30
clos Y u amistadeS. iHvitaciones cue
firmaron les ~preSiderteS y secrcta-
rios &c ambas socieGadeS. senoreS .lo-
- dc Jesus Su>taita Y Jacooo Cal
dcr6n. por 81 "Benito JUarc2" y Juan
Gales Y J. Jesus B. Rodriguez, por e
"Estrella."
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PIDE AMPARO UNA SRA.
Contra actos de Carranza y
de la Comision Agraria
CiUDAp DE MEAICC. Aori, y.

CiUDAp De MEAICC. Aori. IL
La seEora Dolores c. .!e C"lIaHtc .
$ dir;gi6 1. JuzgaGo dc DisLrito is
esta ciudad, int"rpon5enaI amp~ro
contra ac,os del Jefe 81 Executive
y del Director de Ia Con'lsion Aac'o-
nal Agraria. en- rir.ud &c que &c ha
yioladc Ia ley. dcsposeycndola j. IL
rancho dc II propiedad situado en-
Ia Municip1liGad dc Tepc"ca. del Es-
taGo dc Puebla.
Dice Ii Q1ejos2 que. SeGIn Ia ley
Respective. ;o> puehloS seraC dotados
de cjidoS tomaHdo laS tierras CO.
Iinaantes I elloS, y que 81 rancho no
est en- este case, por 10 que - ha
violado "A ,cy,
Il Jucz dc Di>trico ~e~contro pro
eedentc e} amparo de Il SeRora Co.
llartes Y lc do cntrada entire los A.
surtoS Que tienc q 81 cargo.
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CHIHUAHUA ESTA
INC0MUNICADA
CON FL SUR
jimenez, Santa Rosaiia y Pa
rial han side ocuPadas
poi los villistas

CIUDAU DE- MEXICO Anri! ii
CoMo on los oas.doS ijcupuS De in
teo.a ~sgjtac;o4 revclucionaria. eI Is
taoo dc chihuahua ha IIedaIo inco-
.nunIcado ccmpjetsmertc con q rcs;o
dc la Rcpv0lica.
1,s ,.r,;,,,. ror;r.:as ,fir.aIcs y
50 recibjeron h.c!an yer solo Ia as
.i,55aG sc los ,iiiisras. : una< cuamiaS
now. mis- ,,rIe ms, Que los r.
Lo!.;cs - h,hiaY ,na4or,an Je Santa
D., -. ..ort,han I,s communication
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nos ENCARGAMUS tie toua o.asr rc rrtia-
r-.,iar... .u,., 'u--,u"-. a.s.deu;"s PERSONA
.. etc. Gc-,surar1o- Ia pompr. " ',uia &c
ri.--aS para r~gaiGu'rr cmIfesa. hacT'o VA
49, , ,-,aEa~. rpmDf@ciIn. sra. ,l.aaa SarEa
rio i;,.a--.". 10. WyomlE- $. san .hH-
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VENDE m:uy bEr@ta ma;:nIt'ca motto
.;cIr;D on rerf.ctas cuHdil ZONES. lntorman
On 100 :. san saba. Tcicfono Travis ii5'.
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Armenia ci dcscontcnto.

MisUtra> los ohrcros c5pcran Ia
lnt~erycncion dc Carrauza. con la
uue abrigau IA ~cSpcrauza dc que to
DC quedC en- bucn ordcn. a!gujc" -
Ia crcarcado dc propalar aI~unas
csrecles qIa han ~aumcntado 81 drs-
]contcnto. tales como las dc cue 81
mayordomo que ha"la sldo separate
volvera al traba.o, cosa que ha indi@-
nado a los traabjadorcs. entire Qujc-
mes parece QUO sc trata dc dcspcrtar
I'm s]cntimiento hosJil hacia 81 Go
bicrno. considcrardoi0 como response
bic de TODD 10 acOntccjdo.
La huelca. pucs, esta en- ell m'smo
estado Y para hoy Ia apoyan todos
los Gremios de obreros dc los ferro-
carries lie cSta yiU5Gd.
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LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE 80.
ImYorcado-es > ETpo-;@hor"s'
C-,r-os I. culrrcs &c tDduS los Santo' y q
;ofas gjm,ns.oaes. P!ia us:ri pTerios.
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-Comunican de T~iacotaipam QIe
"a empresa pescadcra de aquel .ugar
recogi6 eli sus redes MAS dc cuatro
mil arrobas de marisco en- 81 term!no
de veintichatro horas, case eXtraor-
dinario, pues hacia mucho qae no Sc
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Sc VE&pEN ci2co "acas Jersey mGy icehs-
r,s. d.; d, elias .egis.-acas. sol So. Mi.t-
man - w
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rresentaba unC ,gual.

La cmpresa, i~ncapacitad& para en-
vasar TODD 81 narlSco con Fap!dez
para que no Sc pierda. Sc ha v!sto O.
bli@ada a repartirlo gratis a mucno5
dc los habitaIttes de a p]oblacion. e
rcsto tue Va em.barcaio para Puebla,
MEXICO Y esta capital.
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W = =
C~a,a,o.o g. daEas mexicanas : ctras
racionalidadcs cxtcnza !!St2 de hccraosos
uDrnyrys.
;!ards " DOLLAR y Ie enviarcmo5 4
y,lei:.. ,ic eOgrec. rue5tro complete Cata-
logo Matrimonial. con descripciones conf
rle.aS &c mlohes j5vsEcs ; a!gunas wiz
Las. Que b1Scaa 4 uu narido nueno ; nom
-..9o. Puede listed escribir i cualqIiera
d.. elias = contraer un feliz matrimonio e.
r.uy brcve tempo. Nosotros. por nuestr3
parte. somcs personals recomendabics. nues-
f-o ne.ocio esta ba5aGo sobre il honrade=
y !cg!t;n!Gad asi es que no dele que Ia
peGuena cantiGad de UN DOLLAR sirva
De estorbo en- una probable FELICIDAD
MATRINOEiAL. Escriba hoy mismo z:
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ATE&CIQ&

ATENCIO%: .AIENClON'
i rH..lE~E.
-atao-c d. DANA n".icar4s y "tssS
racionzl.Gaies g rNr~aea i-Ja DE- her
. moSoS aOusJres. 81
Eavisros u DOLLAR -olamca'c y nos
ot-us = -emi,;-rru~. f." TIc..a C." CO.
! req. nussr-o comg'e." cata.crc matrI-
--onlal cot ~Ga~c-peio~"S ,!-taLaGas. 70
ToGRaFIAS. NONBRES y DlRECClC-
NES &c L~ovoles. ~cr"--5 y acro-,as
-cxicaras Gc u.ra5 n.-iCna.:dId-s. a-
S-nas viu4ss dc in.-chaSlcS amt"rcdc"-
rs. Cuie1es dcscsn cncontrar IN honrs-
DO : bucu eposo. u. UCrdc "s-rlntr-
g d,-ecLamcntc a cLa,aUicca DC chs
: cont-ay- IN uatr.To1'o tc.'g cr cor
% TEMPO. SomOa j,gucs 20 coni,a"@a
: -o= ccdi-amos 4 un "ccori" hoHr4co
: .i..ty. No peTnI,J. pucs. q-C "a pc
rue7a s1->a 10 IN dVjar est" DC rO~
} medic ca:-c I'd. : 50 wgy poSloIc IL
LICIpAD MATRIMONIAL
Escrins hoy ussno q:
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RALANXAS CO&PUTAD0RAS AToNA'
TiCtS rp ,cjas classes 81 VenGe7. cSTabian {
rroa-au. II. Z. iIarg!s. 3o5 Man Ave. Go
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--Victima de una prolongada J,
parosa affections de Ia garganta, falle-
c!6 aoui 81 schor Seferiao Perez FL
gueroa.
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G.. MENDEZ 7 ENOS.

Concentrates ea Erutas , L~egUmbrcs.
F..-.e cx:z:eacia N Chile t@T@e en Wing
re ; Sec de ;oda' c.azcs. 2-o Naa2Ioro'
:. "a. Antonio. IeAas.
RAERiRO MARTINEZ. ;o1 SO. laredo St.
Ticr,.a dc hbarTo;cs 81" reac--.. E%t"aso
slr,ido De ycrbas medicinaie5 y clrioSIdaaes
rryicgras. PrccioS sUm.rI9ate oasos.
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= S DE- OCCASION
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EDUARDO TAMABZ. ABO5ADO hEXiCA-
Nc. Sc encarga de lola clase de aA-ntos re-
lativos i 81 profession. 7Io-T26 krsGy Bldg.
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IA yE.ruR I>VERSiDN ny - CIUDAD.
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