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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
PROTEST ABOLISHING
FREE TOLL RATES

st. Johnsbury. Feb. 16-The Public
Service Commission opened a hearing
Friday in the armory over the protest
of certain subscribers in this vicinity
against the proposed abolishing Of the
free toll rates In the exchanges In
Orleans and Caledonia counties on the
lines Of the New England Telephone COM
pany. The latter corporation was repre-
sented by half a dozen OF their officers
from Boston, headed by President Matt
B. Jones. whole the complainants are
represented by David Il. Porter Of ST.
Johnsbury and e. A. Cook of Lyndonville,
The State is represented by States At
torney Campbell and Attorney General
Archibald. The hearing was continued
Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
ORSON C. TURNER DIES
Oldest DuHbury Resident. War Vet-
eran, Dead In seth Year

Duxbury, Feb. H-Orson c. Turner
Duxbury's oldest resident and veteran
OF the Civil War, died this morning. in
his 80th year. He was born Septembe
g. 1880. the son of Joseph and Louisa
Cameron Turner. He served In the war
In Company B. 13th Vermont, and re-
turned homo a corporal. He was a men,
Der OF Edwin Dillingham; Post, @. A. r.
His wife who was Caroline Clark, died
rs years ago. Two daughters have also
died There are two grandchildren. Mrs.
Alfred Duoette Of Montpelier and Mrs.
Frank Demas Of Moretown; nine great
grandchildren: and one sister, Mrs.
Louisa Newton. with whom Mr.. Turner
resided,
The funeral will be held on Tuesday
noon. at -his- lats homo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
NO POLL TAX
Soldiers and Sailors from Burlington
Relieved from Payment

Exemption of payment of poll tax
for all Burlington soldiers and sailors
who served in the war against the CEN
trail powers was granted Friday at
meeting of the board for the abate-
ment of taxes.
The meeting was an adjourned one.
called by Mayor Jackson. and the motion
was carried unanimously. The action by
the board exempts soldiers and sailors
for both the years 1917 and 1878 Those
present were Assessors Nye and Beaupre
and Aldermen Hall. Bergeron, Dwyer,
Ladd, Woodbury., Caisse and Deyette.
Constable Denning also was present. A
number Of minor exemptions also were
granted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
PAYSON SMITH OF MASS,
TO ADDRSS co. TEACHERS

Montpelier, Feb. n.-Commssioner Of
Education NJ. B. Hillegas announces that
Payson Smith. commissioner Of educa-
ton for the State Of Massachusetts,. will
speak the latter part Of this week be-
fore the meetings Of the county teachers
in Caledonia and. Franklin counties. The
Caledonia county teachers meeting will
be held at st. Johnsbury Friday and Sat-
urday of this week, while the Franklin
county teachers will meet In St. Adams
on Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
ANOTHER SUFFRAGE
RESOLUTION IN SENATE

Washington, Feb. 17.-Another resolution
providing for the submission to the
States of constitutional amendment
granting women the right to vote was
introduced to-day by Senator Jones Of
Washington and referred to the woman
suffrage committee. The resolution is
Identical with the one recently rejected
in the Senate and its champions probably
will make an effort to bring 1t up for
action before the next session of Con-
gress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
DRAWN INTO MACHINE
Charles ROwelPs Feet and legs Badly
Cut in Accident Near Barre

Barre, Feb. 17.-Charles Rowell. en-
ployed by Ralph Adams Of the Richard
son road, near the city. suffered severe
injuries when both feet and legs were
drawn into a threshing machine. 1t Is
believed he was standing on the feeding
board, when his feet slipped. 1t Is ex-
pected that both feet will be saved.
though the right foot was badly cut
Rowell is 35 years old
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
HARVEY w. VARNUM NEW
SENATOR FROM LAMOILLE
Governor Clement Appoints Successor
to Melville II. Maurice, Resigned

Montpelier, Feb l6.-Governor Clement
to-day announced the appointment OF
Harvey w. Varnum of Jeffersonville as
senator from Lamoille county to sue
coed Melville F. Maurice. resigned. Mr.
Varnum Is democrat He was born In
the town Of Danville. located in Jefferson
Vile in 1876 and has since resided there
He Is quarry owner by occupation,
being a member of the Arm Of Boutwell,
Milne & Varnum, with offices In Mont
pelier and quarries in Barre.
Mr. Varnum was educated at st..
Johnsbury Academy. He served on the
State building commission under Gov
ernor Graham. Ho has done more or less
work as u contractor. having been In
charge of building the dam for Lake
Lamoille at Worthwhile.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
VIOLIN co. INCORPORATED
Green MT. Co. Of Observation-Disclosures
Co. to Increase Capital

Montpelier, Feb. H.-An affidavit Of
proposed issue Of capital stock has been
filed in the ONCE Of the secretary Of state
by the Green Mountain Violin corporation
of Morrisvtlle. which proposes to issue
300 Jhares of capital stock at 300 each.
Frank NJ. Ashley. r. Il. Smith and ]. NJ.
Ruiter, a majority of the directors. sub
scribe to the afidavit.
An amendment to the articles Of asso-
citation of the Caledonia County Farm
Bureau Exchange, Inc. Of st. Johnsbury,
proposing to increase the capital stock
of this corporation from 5000 to $4,000,
has been fled at the ONCE Of the secre-
tary Of state. 1t Ia signed by A. r.
stoddard ana Il. II. Hallett. tho presi-
dent and clerk. respectively.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
Barrett-HendersOn Wedding

ST. Adams, Feb. 1G--William Barrett
and Miss Edith A. Henderson were mar
red at ST. Marys Church this afternoon
at five o'clock, the Rev. b. w. Mcmahon
performing the ceremony. Mrs, Arthur
Baldwin. daughter Of the groom. acted
as matron of honor Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett left for a few days stay in Rutland
and other points. on their return they
will reside at 80 Fairfield street. Mr..
Barrett has been a successful marble and
granite dealer in this city for II years
and the bride has been employed as
his bookkeeper the last IA years,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
SUPREME COURT HOLDS
SESSION AT BRATTLEBORO
Argument in Gases Of Appeal from
Verdiots In Damage Suits Heard

Brattleboro, Feb. 1S.-The supreme
court hold its February session in the
federal court room here to-day and
heard arguments on the appeal Of
Walter B. Glynn OF Saxton's River
from the county court jurys verdict
of $3.50 in a suit brought by Dorr NJ
Thayer the case being the outgrowth
Of a collision between Thayer's team
and Glynn's automobile also in the
appeal of Thomas Welcome Of Guilford
from a verdict OF $4,000 In favor Of
Mrs. Anna Niebyski for assault De-
cisions were reserved. Judge Fred M.
Butler of Rutland heard a county court
case Immediately after the supreme
court left the court room. This Is prob
ably the first time In the history of
the State that supsme court and
county court sessions have been held
in a federal court room on the same
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
PRESIDENT WILSON READS COVENANT
ESTABLISHING LEAGUE Of NATIONS
To THE PEACE CONFERENCE At PARIS

. ne document Read, President Says 1t Repre-
sents the Judgment of Fourteen Nations
"This Is Union of WILL" He Declares-"It
Is Definite, as Guarantee against Agrees
sion. 1t Is Definite against Renewal of
Such Cataclysm as Has Just Shaken the
World 1t Is Union Which Cannot Be
Resisted"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
SUPREME COURT TAKES
RECESS TO FEBRUARY rs

Montpelier. Feb. H.-Before the recess
was taken by supreme court for the Sos
sion to be held next week at Brattleboro
the following entries were made. which
changes the docket work after the work.
commences here February rs. continued
in Chittenden county. Labargs W. Leddys
Grafton VS. Gates; in Washington county.
Holton VS.. Hass; in Orleans county. St
Marie VS., Wells Oben VS.. Duoharmei
Buckley vs.. jennings; Hoadley and Long
VS.. Wing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
CUT THIS OUTFIT rs WORTH MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, en-
close with &c TO Foley Il Co.. 2s36 shefaeid
Ave-, Chieago ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You Will receive In
return trial package containing Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs.
eolds and Group Folay Kidney Pills and
Foley cRthartio rablots,-Js w. o'sul-
Avian. - Ghueulh. 81. fAdNA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
GOVERNOR CLEMENT HAS
A NEW GRANDSON

Montpelier Feb, T.-GoVernor Clement
has q new grandson, Richard Clement,
born tho latter part ~ last week 20 Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Clement OF Cambridge,
laAa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
PRESIDENT WILSON
CALLS CONFERENCE
Asks Congressional Committee
on Foreign Affairs to Discuss
League Text with Him

Washington, Feb. 1e.-Opposition to the
league of nations as developed by the
Paris peace conference is frankly ex-
pressed by some senator's The criticism
comes almost entirely from republicans,
who after having had "a hours in which
to digest it, declared that the project
appeared to surrender American indie
pendence and upset the Monroe doctrine.
Meanwhile cablegrams arrived for
members of the committees of Congress
charged with consideration of foreign
relations from President Wilson inviting
them TO dine with him upon his return
so that he might go over with them the
provisions of the constitution of the
league. At the White House. it was an
nounced that the dinner would take place
on Wednesday evening, February &c.
Brest. France, Feb. 16.--President Will
son sailed for the United States on the
steamship George Washington at rs
O'Clock Saturday morning.
1t is announced that the President will
land February % at Boston, where he is
expected to make an address which will
cover the work performed at the peace
conference.
1t is said that It is probable that the
President will mako another speech be-
fore finally returning to Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20

There was never very much time
wasted" In studying the ads Of the
stores. A lot of waste in buying is elim>
mated every day through such studyA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
26th DIVISION NOT HOME
FOR SEVERAL MONTHS
Message Sent 10 New Haven, Conn.,.
Mayor by General March

New Haven. Conn, Feb. H.-"The 26th
Division win not arrive In the United
States for several months" said Gen.
Peyton c. March chief of staff in
telegram tonight to Mayor David E.
Fitzgerald of this city, The message
was in response to a request by the
mayor that the 102nd Regiment, Of the
26th Division, be allowed to parade In
New Haven after the reception in Bos-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
PORTRAIT OF EDMUNDS

Hung in once Of Speaker OF House by
Charles Plumley
Montpelier. Feb. 1.-THE portrait of
G. F.. Edmunds was hung in the Office
Of the speaker of the House to-day by
Charles Plumley. through whose infiu-
ence the picture was obtained. He was
speaker Of the House In 1851
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20

tT'he constitution Of the League Of
Nations read by President Wilson,
will he found in full on page o..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

THE TEXAS HIDE & LEATHER COMPA-
ny Dc EcakuT'. Texas. que c3y.a IA Te-
nc-iS mas ~-a0de on Texas. en- connection
con una g5e.ersa. ncsesitN = cortadores he
uizlss y - cGry.to-es- Los iH;cresadcs d.
-ija1se a N mcDcicusda comIania. 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
DOMINIQUE ESTA PRESO
EN- DEL RIO, TEXAS
La hermana del prisionero
da nueDos datos del asun-
to del meMcano captu-
RADIO en- San ARto-
MO, Chin

Nuevas informaciones acerca de
la prisi6n de Hermenegildo Domln-
guez proporciono aver a LA PREN-
SA la sonora Luisa D. de Calderon,
hermana del prisionero.
Este Sc halla en- la carcel de Del
Rio. V no en- Ia de Eagle Pass, como
Sc dijo, Y su causa sera vista en-
iurado en- el mes de Diciembre, pues
ma sido pospuesta la fecha, en- vista
de que ell Juez de Distrito permane-
cera ounce dias mas en- e. Paso, des
pachando los multiples asuntos ALI
pendientes.
I'm nuevo relate. ampliando el an
terror, nos hizo del asunto la sonora
de Calderon:
Mi hermano fue a~prehendido err
Ell mes de Abril Y herido por unos
soldados americanos en- San Antonio,
chihuahua; conducido a Candelaria,
Texas V despues a Maria. Texas, dom
de Sc lie inferno en- la prision.
70 no saba NADIA de Ia prision de
mi hermano. pues 81 M me mando a.
'visar por estar herido V por no saber
escribir. Fue Bernardo Garcia, un
muchacho mexicano, quien me do en-
Balmorhea. Texas, lugar donde yo re-
sidia, la noticia de que mi hermano Sc
hallaba prisiOnero en- Maria. hacia
tres meses. Ne Jraslade a csc lugar
ell p dc JUNO. dejando con mi madre
I cuatro ninos que tengo. el mayor
de ocho Y cl mas pequeno de un ano
Y scis meses de edad.
Iba q ser irEgado mi hermano
Hermenegildo on Maria. Texas, pc
70 como g~estionara que no Sc viese
su causa en- aquella ~poblacion, sc me
dijo que podria trasladarse a Del Rio,
a 10 cual accedi. Mi hermano fue,
pues. trasladado dc Maria a Del Rio,
Y ALI cspera el proXimo jurado que
habra &c resolver sobre su case.
No he vuelto a yer a mis- hijos
porque estoy dedicada en- 10 abso-
luto a TRAFALGAR en- favor de mi her.
mano. va que no tiene a nadie sino
a mi que yea por el. Yo eStaba con-
tenta porque un abogado me habia
ofrccido defender Ia causa de mi
kcrmano sin cobrarme NADIA. mas aho-
IA he vuelto a la affection de antes
por haber recibido infornes de- que
Ell refcrido abogado Sc haila grave
mente enfermo. Sc aproXir1a Ia fecha
del juradc Y acaso no lleguc a te-
ncr mi hcrmano un defensor. pues no
puedO solicitar los servicios de min
gun abogado por carecer fe fondos
para pagarle esOs servicios."
La sonora Dominique de Calderon
termino sus nuevas declaracioncs ma
nifesiando que SUI hermano Hermene-
gildo vivio durante algUn tempo en-
Barranca de Guadalupe. chihuahua.
dedicado a los trabajos de labranza
Y cue hacia viajcs a San Antonio,
en- caballo V que fue en- Il de ellos
cuando SC le aprehendi6 por los SOL
dadoS americanOs que entraron a te-
rritorio de Chihuahua or busca de
una partida que habia consumado
un asalto Il Ia propiedad agricola de
IN americana, ccrca de Candelaria,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
Sc DECLARAN EN- HUELGA
LAS GEISHAS Y OBTUVIE-
RON UN TRIUNFO

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Octubre
27.-Las Geishss j~aponesas emplea-
das en- los jardines de te de esta ciu-
dad. que Sc declararon en- huelga re-
cicntemente. han obtenido un triunfo
en- toda ia Inca. pues consiguieron
cl aumento de sueI6o que pedian, por
10 que en- adclante ganaran $3.50 por
bora. o sea cincuenta c~entavos mas
Sobrc ell sueldo anterior. Las Geishas
solicitaron ell %aumento, exponiendo ell
encarecimiento de Ia vida, pues los
where's han alcanzado precios muy
altos, al grade de que un de
arroZ cuesta en- la actualidad varios
dolares.
Los propietarios de los jardines de
te. para haccr frente a este nue.
vo desembolso, cobraran precios a.
d~icionales por ell servicio de los ellen
ties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
UNA GRAN C~ERVECERI4
EN- RERMOSlLLO, SON.

NOGALES. Ariz.. octubre 2s.-
Cen un capital de Glen mil doiares
Sc establecera en- la ciudad de Her
mosillo, capital de Sonora, n nue.
va ~cerveceria que ademas de cerve
"a fabricara licores de aquellos que
ell nuevo decreto expedido por ell go
bernador de la Huerta permite pa
va su exploitation.
La enlpresa propietar;a de esta
nueva cerveceria en- Sonora esta
constituida en- forma de compania a.
norima Y les accionistas todos re-
siden ell st. Louis, Mo-, ~creyendose
que sean los mismos que tenian ana
de las grandes cervecerias de aque-
LA capital del Estado de Missouri.
La maquinaria Y demas implement
tos para la fabrica vienen va en- ca
mino V llegarar a Hermosillo en- Ia
primera semana de noviembre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
VENTAS
TRAJES EN- ABONOS

Este casa SC canbiara 81 10. dc Novie5l-
b., n su uuevo local. 60T DoloroSa St. VI
CENTE SOSA. Sastrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

gueroa, le dice que cl case Sc puso en-
conocimiento dc las autoridades de
Washington. V que ell aviador respon-
sable de esa falta sera c~estigado con-
forme a las leycs militares de los Is
tados Unidos.
Concession para una tcReric
La Nunicipalidad de Nogales, So
nora, ha dado una concession para
que opcre una teneria en- los terre-
nos de la Colon:a Moderna, a una
compania que Sc ha organizado Y cue
proyecta hacer en- grande escala csc
negocio.
La compania On question es anne
ricana V dispone de un fuerte capital
para esa empresa.
Ilevara 81 nombre de THE Inter
national Tanning Company Y esta-
IA excenta de tcda clase de contri-
buciones por un periodic de cinco a.
nos.
TemEOrcdn de, opera
La compania de opera Y opereta
que esta actuando en- el Teatro Hi
dalgo de la vecina villa, obtiene no.
che a noche GXito. Dicha ccmpania
proyecta permanecyr en- csc lugar
hasta e. dia Is del mes %entrante.
Nuevo jeje nlilitGr de Sonora
La S~ecretaria de Guerra Y Marina
ha nomnrado q Mateo Nunez, jefe
militar de las ~operaciones en- ell Es-
tado de Sonora. Ese puesto 10 ha
venido desempehando hasta hog Juan
Carrasco, quien ha sido llamado a
Ia capital de la Republica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
CCNjENAS

CONrRAMOS NUECES dcsdc 100 iIbras pa
RI arg.ba. PAGAMU5 les mcjurra nfarLoS'
D~ir!jansc n ?. :. Or,iz. III :. LAREDO St.
San Antonio. Texas.
CONPKO BlLI.ETES de Baucus Mcxicanos:
p!damc p-cciUs. Mandc sis hil.ctcS y a
vUe.;a DC ccr-so rs:!b.ra jGa!Gacion. AN
BE -pmprC dinc.o mexicuru. orc o plata.
Jorge l.. Warden. AIS Russell Bldg. san
Antonio. Texas. II. Travis 2556.
CONPRAMOS. Ncndemos = rama:anaoS toda
clase de mucb.cS. Dixie Furniture Company
lI3 y. Flores 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
TRASPASOS

FOR SALIR para Mexico traspaso ticnda dc
abarrotcs acrcditada. lnCoy.-eS On So So.
BRACES. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

81 NECESITA car-os Pera mudrIzas. . car
gar rJuipajcs. nab!s 4 RoSALES: Tclsf5Iio
Tray.s 1926.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

II, sNT-NCIO en- Ia FRENSA" sirupre
a. d, arito scruro. Lame I'd. al tc.=f0ro
Travis @!Il y a2uncicse dosde luego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

dici6n de acero perteneciente a Ia
illinois Steel Co." tuvieron n
rina a balazos por cuestiones poll
ticas. pereciendo uno de los ~rijosos.
La tragedia tuvo lugar entire un
coronel ~ex-federal, llamado Alberto
SOTO V un ex-capitan villista, llama
do Salvador Soils. FL primero do
muerte al seCundo Y al ser a%prehen-
dido, confes6 que la rina que tuvo ia
tai termino habia sido provocada por
una fuerte discussion de los meritcs
del general Diaz y de Francisco vi
LA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
Sc do POR TERNINAD0
FL INCIDENTE DE
NOGALES, SONORA
FL gobernQdor de Ia Huerta
10 iRformQ 0~ficialmente
al go5ierno del centro
special para LA PRENSA.

Especial para LA PRENSA.
NCGALES, Arizona, cctubre 20
Ii G~ohernador del Estado de Sono-
"a. Adolfo de la Hucrta, ha comuni-
cado = Mexico que el incidente ecu
rrido ell ultimo domingo y del cual
fue protagonista III aviador ameri-
cano que dej6 caer tres bombas de
las llamadas dc INSTRUCTION sobre
Ia p~obEacion de Nogalcs, Mexico, ha
qucdado arreglado de n manera
satisfactcrla.
En- cfecto. en- una communication
one las fuerzas americans dirigi6
al Prcsidente Municipal, Alberto FL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
d~iri.iase a Ignacio E. Lozano, us n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-29
AL LLEGAR A TAMPICO
Sc VIGILARA A LOS
DEPORTADOS
A los que sean enemIgos del
carrGaciSmo no Sc les per-
nitro d~esembarcar

TAMPICO, octubre 25.-Las au-
~toridades de Migraci6n. del puerto
han recibido ordenss estrictas del
gchicrno del centric para que ejer-
IAN estrecha v~igilancia con les de-
portados que deberan llegar a esta
por ell vapor americana "Coahuila',
pues Sc rec que mezclados entire es-
tos puedan haberse colado algunos
que tengan que yer con cuestio-
mes po!itiCas.
Teudrin trabdjo los del Arsenal
Los jefes de les departamentos de
trabajo de Veracruz Y lie este puer-
to. trabajando de acuerdo para bene-
ficiar a los obreros del Arsenal que
quedaron sin trabajo por la dismi-
nucicn Ell las p~lantas dc operarioS
de los diversos tallcres dc aquella de-
p~endencia del Gcbierno. lograrCn
consagulr que las companies de pc
tr6leo comedian participation en- sus
~laoorcs a dCscicntos operarios por dc
prcnto, Y despues a otra regular can-
tidad de estos. Ell salario cue de-
vengaran por dia sera de los pesos
cincuenta ~CentaTos. V para hacer @!
viaje de Veracruz a esta Sc les pro-
porcinara pasaje iibre, alimentacion
V dcmas comodidades.
Dio ,ut busn resVltado la cGmpaiG
SdnitcriI
E. resultado de la activa campana
que cmprendieron las autoridades sa-
~nitarias Y las municipales del puer-
to. sc tradujo en- la desaparicion COM
pleta Gel peligrc de que la epidemic
&c viruela Sc p~ropagara como en- I'm
principle Sc temia. Los que desgra-
cidamente llegaron a contraer Ia en-
fermedad. Sc hallan aislados en- Ell
Lazareto del Cerro Andonegui, dom
de es de TODD punto impossible que
constituyan IN peligro.
B,tern remesa de algod6a
Esta proximo a llegar ell vapor in
giles de la marina mercante Alba
nia", en- el cual a SUI regreso a LII
~verpool. dc donde procede, ira una
fuertc rcmesa de algod6n que de To-
rre6n ha llagado.
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DR.. RUDY

ApRENDh ,rrlos a ,odas horas del d;> y
tn .a aache y cu wIg POGO tempo en- e.
gs.cEo G.l u. Rudy. @l!-'. Main Street,
Houston. Texas. Precios 3aJos. Fl Dr..
Rudy o., ~Nrotesor $ ii-cncrado s a.to 81 ia
ousouar2a paru lo- adul.os. ~ divide our
n recommendation de- ing.es no Sc aprtnde
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