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Jackson County journal., 1919-12-19
CITY LOCALS

Journal of our old friend "Mountai,
Times"
Mrs. Roy Trammell came owe,
from Canton Sunday evening for {
visit to her sister, Mrs. w. V. Dorsev
j. M. Watson, of Cullowhee, was
here this week and renewed his sub.
Scription to the Journal.
). A. Ammons, of Willetts, was in
town Saturday and while here sub
scrlbed for the Journal. Mr.. Am
mons has recently moved from
Macon to Jackson county.
Mrs. John Irwin and little son, Of
Charlotte, are here to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Twins parents
Mr.. and Mrs. t. H. Hastings.
W. T. Crisp, of Gay. was here on
business Wednesday.
Grady T. Cooper was a business
visitor here, from Whittier, Wednes-
day.
Miss Dorothy Moore, of Webster
is visiting friends here this week.
Miss Lynn Johnston has gone to
Winston Salem, where she will spend
the holidays with friends.
Mrs. C. W. Denning left this week
Tor Philadelphia, where she will visit
friends during the Christmas holi-
days.
S. E. Coggins, of Fall Cliff, was in
sylvia this week, on his way to and
from abuSiness trip to WaynesviIle
LOST-Between the Tuckaseieee
Bank and M. Buchanans residence :
bundle of important letters anda
fountain pen. Finder please return
to F. I. Rhinehart, Webster NC
and receive reward.
FARM FOR SALE-5O acres in f
Barkers Creek Township, S-4 of
mile from Wilmot, Is acres in S
cultivation, balance in pasture and
woodland. Good water. D. Denton -
WANTED-To buy second hand
one horse wagon. w. P. Mcclure =
Sylvia, N C. v
81
we are requested to announce fo
that a play will be given by Beta W
Graded School, Tuesday evening in
Dec %, at ZOO o'clock. Admission fr
Is and 30 cents.
FOX SALE-Jap-o-nee Liniment. de
". r. Ponder's Liver and kidney
Worker, and Wrang-Tang Ointment. 10
1t the the Slagle place. Mrs. Lettie
shook. 2tS.
Friends here have received invi-
atlons to the marriage of Miss Alice
ray daughter of Rev. and Mrs we
: D. Gray, of Marshall, to MIR. JO we
Vood' OF jackson county. The we'd ma
Ing Will take place in the Method INC
't church at Marshall, on Thursday
'ecember 25th. da,
MISS Mary Feimster is spendine
he Christmas holidays with her he,
arents in Iaylorsville, after which
le Will go to Peabody Institute for
special course. IL
Miss Frances Coward spent the y
eek end in Asheville.
tiers
fOR SALE--12 acres of the Bum nov
lrner land, including the falls wit
lis is one of the most desirable tho
les for house, on account of the saw
'autltul falls. Also 1 1-2 acres of cine
nd nc between Davis and King streets. liev
u. Garrett. Sylvia, N. C. ioi =
r. A. Brown, assistant supervisor S
the census, is in Graham, Clay
q Cherokee this week, giving oral Z
'truction to the enumerators who
Il take the 1920 census of the E
lnties name1. writ
of the Census c.. C. 'i0s' "
Jackson County journal., 1919-12-19
GIVES PERMISSION To I1eF
NAME,

Eugene Palmer, Lawrence. Mass
writes: "Foiey's Honey and Tar re-
lleved me of a cough from which
suffered for weeks. You have nv
iall permission to use my name in
any advertising" Foley's Honey and
lar checks colds, cuts the pble6m
0ootheS lnf1amed membranes, clears
breathing passages.
Sold everywhere. odv
COLEMAN c COWAN
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Otnces in Harris Building
SYLVIA, NJ
Jackson County journal., 1919-12-19

spend the holidays with relative
J, mere and at Webster. This is h,
hFst trip home in four years,
J.B. and Woodford, Middleton o
oantaRosa. New Mexico oare visitin,
lelatlVes at East Laporte. Messrs
Mludieton are engaged in the busi
ness OF leasing and selling oil lands
} III and around Santa Rosa and
Cuervo, New Mexico, and while here
VIII be glad to give any information
desired, to parties interested. Thew
state that leases are cheap now and
IS therefore, a good time to b,,v
WANTED-To buy fifteen bo.
Sheis OF bread corn, shelled. Will
pay S2.OO cash per bushel Fl. O
Curtis.
"A. Z. Wilson was here Wednes-
DAY from Gay on business.
). B. Woodard of Gay was here
Wednesday.
W. A Sutton was in town We'd
neSday from Greens Creek,
|. J.-Deitz was here from East
Fork Wednesday.
J. G. Buchanan was in town Wed
neSday.
N. T. Jones was here on business
Wednesday.
W. P. Collins was here from Cav
Wednesday.
w, |. Crisp was in town Thurs.
day on business.
W. +. Bryson was here Wedpes
DAY from Green's Creek
C. c. Higdon and N. Higdon were
business visitors to SYLVIA from
savannah.
W: H. Higdon of Cav was in town
Wednesday.
5. d. Hall was here Wednesday :
rom East Fork.
silas Quilliams was in town from
'avannah Wednesday.
Aioert Moss was here the middle s
the week from Webster. ',
John Wood arrived Tuesday from W
amp Wheeler on furlough and is &C
pending the holidays with home u
'lks On Caney Fork. Mr.. Wood CT
as severely wounded in the fight Ci
g IN France, but has recovered
ON his injuries.
lhad M. Deitz was here Wednes-
~ from last Fork.
up
b. lrantham was in town Wed. CO
'sday from Gay. Ge
A. A. Deitz Of Cullowhee was in no
Wn Wednesday. til
John II. Morris and j. S. Hiedon va "a
mt to AsheyilIe the first of the -; ~
'ek' bringing back with them a 80, -
new Dodge car for Mr.. -,
,rris. eii'
Ric
j. 1. Bryson was in Sylvia yester. anc
y from Green's Creek. blu
W. Green Of Green's Creek was GRO
e Thursday. opl
ars. Mont Cannon was a visitor We, ,lls
own Yesterday from Dillsboro
VAS RESTLESS WITH PAIN Hot
T. W. kltt, R. F. D. 2, Box 9 Shor- spri
s. Ala'' writes: I took Foley Kid mos
Fllls as was restless IT night stat
IL pans IN my back and side and inte
y dld me good. can truthfuIlv mig
foley Kidney Pills is the medi. plac
, for kidney trouble" They re- Dep
e rhematic pains, stiff, swollen Rail
IS, lameness, soreness
old everywhere. odu M
IVES PERMISSION TO USE hoo
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
COLUMBUS TO IGNORE
STATE TIME Law

Columbus, Ca, Sept 24.-Columbus
people will ignore the new state law
as to time, and all will move back
their clocks on the night OF Sep
ttember 30, along with cities in other
states when the daylight saying act
becomes a thing Of the past This is
the general opinion here, not only
CT the people but actually that OF
Museogee county Representatives;
who were parties to the passage OF
the state, act. o5l !;
Representative, Wohlwender decl3r
ed today that the railroads would un n:
doubtedly ignore the state s.:
move back one hour here as else.
where; and that he was confident
the business interests of the CONS
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
st4eStsx = : sRftet4 4<tsta stftif tFHisf'
GIRL DESERTED, MAN SOUGHT
Worth County Man Issues Warrant
for w. M. Iordan's Arrest. 4

Worth County Man Issues Warrant
for w. M. Jordan's Arrest.
Sylvester, Sept. 25.-A variant
CHARGING w" NJ. Jordan with biga1ny
has just been sworn out here by W.
II. Moree, of Worth county. About
ten days ago Jordan, accompanied by
Tom Floyd, came to the home of Mr.
Moroe, representing himself to be a
Methodist preacher, and Jordan and
the daughter of Moree were quietly
married, Floyd performing the cere-
mony.
The father of the young lady be-
gan an investigation and learned that
no marriage license had been issued
for the couple, and since that time
Jordan has disappeared, leaving the
young lady at Albany, at which place
they had been since the marriage.
warrant for Rev" Tom Floyd has
also been sworn out by the father of
the young lady, charging him with a
miademeanor in that he performed the
marriage ceremony without license.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
1919 SESSION OF
STATE ASSEMBLY
COST Slll,44I.IO
INCREASED PER DIEM OF MEM.
pERS MADE EXPENSES TO
STATE $4,000 MORE THAN PRE-
VoUs SESSION

Atlanta Sep 25.-iPhe 1919 session
of the Georgia legislature exact
ly $111.441.1O which is something like
$4,000 more than the expense OF
former legislatures under the old
law. These facts were announced
Wednesday by w. j. Speer, state
treasurer, who has compiled each
item of expense.
The cost of the senate amounted
to $27.4OO17 while the expense of
the house of representatives totalled
sS4O4O,9s.
The senate expenditures include
the per diem of 81 paid each sena-
ter, The mileage allowance for each
member and the cost of the various
committees which were appointed to
Investigate various state institutions
and matters connected with the leg
islatino affecting them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
FARMER
BELIEVED SLAIN
joel Edge, With skull Crushed, Found
Dead Near His Home. May
Have Met Death In City.

Americas, Sept. 25-With his skull
crushed, apparently by blow from
come blunt instrument, the body OF
loci Edge. well known farmer residing
FIVE miles east of Americas, was found
bv neighbors this morning on the SIDE
Of the road near his home. The dead
manls head was wrapped in lap
robe and this is regarded by officers
I-as a Sign of foul play. A coroner's
jury spent all afternoon investigating
the death of Edge but tonight had
reached no conclusion.
Frank Barber, neighbor OF Edge,
going into bis yard early this morning
found Edges buggy there and started
search for the missing man. Will
aud Ed Morgan, other negroes, assist
cd i'm the search and within a short
time Edges body was found where it
had evidently fallen out Of the buggy,
"a short distance from his home.
Coroner Ed jenkins began an lnves.
q CATION which developed that Edge,
who was 40 years of age and a bache'
lor. had called about midnight last
at the home. Of Jensie Mccullough, q
negress living on Strife street.
This has led police officiafs here to
believe he was killed in Americas and
that the murder may have been com
mtted in the negro woman's home,
Ii Is also believed the dead mans
body was placed in his buggy by the
murderer and that his horse, knowing
the road perfectly, travelled almost
me with the corpse before it fell
cut. Edge is member of prominent
family here and has been active as
an Odd Fellow for many years.
The coroner's jury adjourned to-
night until Monday without finding a
clue as to the identity of the muir
iaiir,is Of rpES / II E4l4l Il
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26
BEAT LAST ROLL
CALL FOR GEN. Lee
Calhoun County Veteran 20 Attend the
Big Reunion in Atlanta Next Month.


Dawson Sept 24The drummer
boy who is said to have beat the last
roll call for General Robert e. Lees
army at Appomatox Court hoas {,
Virginia, also the man who carried
the wounded Stonewall Jackson from
the battlefield. are planning to at
tend the United Confederate Veter-
ems reunion in Atlanta in October.
T. E. Powder, of Dickey, Calhoun
county, is the drummers name. He
writes the reunion committee that he
expects to be among those present
and that some of his "buddies" are
going to make every effort to come
along.
81 had letter today from Bluffton,
Us. c." he writes, from an old army
comrade J. ]. Carson, saying he ex-
pected to try TO attend the reunion.
He and l both belong to the same
company, D. Twelfth Georgia regi7
ment Doles Cook brigade.
"He drove General "stonewall'
Jackson off the battlefield the. night
he was wounded a. Charlottesville.
He writes he is ow Is years old
Even though ii was such sad mis-
sion feel sure that he is proud that
it fell to his lot to be the driver OF
SO great and good man on that oc-
casion.''
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26

munity would follow suit Representa-
tive Hollis expressed a similar view,
adding that the bill was considered
a joke when it was up in the house
and that the measure was still con-
sidered in the same way. Representa-
tive Neilll said the bill was absurd
that it was really misleading, and
that he would have strenously op-
posed it had he thought it would tend
to make the daylight savings act
permanent.
Local railroad people say the
clocks go back one hour shext gTues-
day Might, aRdSsh iocalsbusi-
ness coseerils made itipla9n that they
will ts'sg SseS'viih 'i''ths' railroads
l11
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26

Teh last Utah legislature had -four
women members, all Democrats.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-26

A Jersey hull brought .s65,OOO at
auction on New York farm this
week. Some bulls are even more
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

COLLECTOR-Must know how
to ride a wheel. Apply
PETER GROGAN, SONS &
CO., Stz 9TH st. N. w. 3
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
WAMTED-AeENTs
WANIED-sALEsMER

your own business; experience unneces-
.ary: selling our $3.50 accidental death.
3N accident. SIS sick weekly benefits;
s1e5o yearly; other amounts proportionate (;
Snaranteed steady income from renewals:
stse,ooo deposited insurance department
UNIVERSAL POLICY DEPARTMENT.
Newark. N. >. as,'
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Require Immediately
SALESWOMEN
For the following departments:
Jewelry,
Stationery,
Fans and Leather Goods,
Perfumery,
Art Embroidery,
Notions,
Waists,
Mems and Women's Gloves,
Toys,
Housefurnishings.
Those without experience will
be considered.
Educational facilities for train
ing salespeople.
Apply Employment Office,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED APARTMENTS A

Sc5 BONUS-Unfurnished apartment 2, 3
or rooms, kitchenette and bath; n. W.
section; reasonable. Address BOX iS.
Times office. So
FURNISHED APARTMENT-Two o. three
rooms. kitchenette and bath by couple
and daughter three years old. BOX 1s3,
Times office. 2ss
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

PERMANENT ENPLoYMENr r,rnrn
food working conditions for younr "a
naiddle-Aged men who are amoitiou, -
lsarn the street railway business
WAGES FOR NOTORMEN AND
CONDUCTORS
= SrW tnrss months ....tsc per hour
After one yesr ......-..SIc per hour
ruh credit gtvsn for former service Win
TO MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE yrkp
OR MORE CONTINUOUS ExPERIEScE
WITH OTHER COMPANIES IN THE PAST
1--WE YBARa
Apply russday and Friday between , ana
IL a N
EhPLoYMENr AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON RAILWAY & ELEC co
ista and East Capitol sta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05
SIGUEN EN- CHILE LAS
MANIFESTACLONES
CONTRA PERU

Del Scrgici, especial de III PhENSt'
LIMA. Peru. Enero LAS noti-
cias o5tenidas p"r los periodicos de
Lima. refieren que en- Chile han con-
tinuado las dcmoStracioncS hcstiies
contra los pcruanos y quo "stoS cstan
saliendo CT gran numero DC aqueE
pals. halo los auspicioS dc los consul
les. quiencs rcrihicrou aItorizaclon
del gubicrno pcruano para DIR = sus
naciorales todas las Facilitates nece-
sarias, a efecto dc que rcGTcs"n . Su
pals Ia mayor hrevcGad, I'm dc
evitar que sean victiTnas de las mani
fesaciorcs hostiles de los chilenos.
El se6or Victor Herrera. el mas
importante productor de azucar en- cl
Peru Y quien ha venido ahasteciendo
ell mercado de Chile, anuncio por me-
dio de los periodicos, hoy, que no en-
viaria ningln cargamento mas de
azucar Chile aconseio los demas
productorns cXpcrtadores que siguie
ran 81 eienplo. =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05
Estos ultimos enuiaron
una coH1isioR a los
autonomistas de
CafaluHa
Ell GCBNO. ESTUDIA ESA
AUTONOMIA
Los uascos quieren que
Sc haga un mouimiento
conjunto con los
catalanes
Del serricio especial de IL PRENsA.

Del cerricio especial de Il PRE.NSI.
MADRID. Encro 4.--Oficialmcnte
SC ia informado que los autonomistas
dc Nizcaya han enviado dclegados a
Barcelona. con authorization plena pa
IA negociar con los autOnomistas de
Cata!uma una fusion. de manera de
que sc haga un movimiento conjunto
nara la autonomia dc Catalina Y de
las provincias Fascongadas.
En- cSta capital sc rcuni6 hoy, baio
Ia ?rcsidencia del Condo dc Romano
mes H. comiSion cncargada DC estu-
diar Ia question dc Ia autonomia de
Cataluna. La comision no estuvo COM
pleta, en- virtud dc que los cataianes
rcpUblicaroo V SocialistaS sc rehusa-
ron asistir la junta, 10 cual sig
mica que no rcconoceran ningunos
de los acuerdos que esta tome.
La comisi0n decide formular un
plan, 10 mas liberal possible, para So
metcrlo al Parlamento fin de que
sea aprobado.
Sc dice que Ia mayor parte de los
miembros que forman la citada conf
sion estan en- favor dc IA autonomia
economical dc Catalina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05
LAS COSECHAS EN- Ell
ESTAD0 De SIkAL0A,
DESTRUIDAS

T-i~qrrr1 ~sp,c.ai gcrc I'll TELNSl"
NOGALES. Arizona. cuero ito
das las cosechas que cStabau para
ser lcvantadaS en- cI EStado de Sina-
Ioa. fueron destruidas por una tor
furia tremenda. segun 10 inorfmaro2
tnenta QUO azotc aqUelta cnlidad con
unoS amcricanoS y otroS viajcros He
gados dc SimaIoa Y JIG Ia region sur
del Estado q" Sonora.
Las comunicavi0ucS tciegraticas
y tclcfonicas. aSi como una gran par
te lie las rias ferrcas, sufrieron gra-
YES daHos y los puemtcs sobre cl Rio
Fuerte quedaron en- muy malaS con-
diciones. Los viajeros diccn que es-
taban Va istos para ser tranSporta-
dos la frontera cerca dc mil carroS
de tomateS Y otros productos y que
4 mcnos de que sean reStab!ccidaS
pronto las comunicacIOncS rn cI sur
de Sonora. csoS car%amcntos SC per
deran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05
Salio de ella de una
mGnerG furtiua, y
UolUi0 tambien
cGIIadamente
ESTUV0 OCHO DIAS EN-
QUERETARO
DiferenteS UerSIOneS Sc
hacen correr en- Mexico
acercG del por que
de Su uiaIe

TciegYcI-c >sp>cicT pGrC at PEENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero l.
Del EStado de QuerCtaro, dondc per
manecio desde el dia - del mes dc di-
ciembrc, regreso anochc el jefe del
ejecutivo. Venustiano Carranza. u
compauado de una gran comitiva, en-
trc IL QUE figure ei licenclaGo Luis
Cabrera. Candido A%uIlar Y 81 Jefe
dc su Estado Mayor. Barrangan. t
ua fucrza dc uuinientos hombreS dc
infanteria Y una Secciom dc ametra-
lladoraS. custodiaba cl lujosu convoy
presidential.
Los pcriodicoS iuformaron hoy quo
Carranza pruccdcr;t a dictar algunaS
disposiciuncS rclacicnadaS con las I'M
portacioncs Y cXportacioneS. aprJVe-
chando la circumstances de haberle
concedido el Congreso favultades en-
traordinariaS para legislar en- cI Id
mo dc Hacienda, Y agregan que uns
DC las primeras disposiciones que die
tc scri Ia rclativa 4 la derogacIon
del decreto que estd cn vigor, por el
cual Sc imponen impuestos de impor-
tacion en- especic al papcl para pc
riodicos proccdentc dc los Estados L
nidos. dccreto que di0 lugar que Sc
decrctara en- los Estados UnidoS el
embargo a dicho articulo destinad9
I Mexico.
Nuy pocas personals sc dleron
cucnta del arribo del icfc del eiecuti-
20. quien regrcso inesperadamente a
csta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05
HABRA I'm MI1IN
De PADRES De
ESC0LARES
Los jefes de familia que
tengan chicos de edad
escolar, seran
invitados

Eacc nleuroS Incses. Y de clio di-
mos noricia oportunan?erte. Sc cre6,
en- Ia Escuela Thomson. dc esta ciu-
dad. una institution soStenida por el
go5;erno federal, con 81 fin de dar
los ninos meNicaros y a sus familias,
onortunidad de recreo, entretenimien-
to cultura intellectual fisica, sin
crcraci0n de m;nguna especie.
DiverSas circunstancias han hecho
que tai Institution, cuyos benGficos
resultados . radie sc cscapan. no haya
podido entrar en- plcno funcionamien-
to Y aqucllos quienes esta dedicada,
no hayan. por 10 tanto, recibido suS
innumeros beneficios.
A ellc tienten los esfuerzos que es-
tan hacienda, y que pronto Sc traducl-
ran en- rcalidades satisfactorlas. Miss
Mary Starring. actual encargada de
dicha institution. quien tiene para
ella magnificos proyectos en- pleno Pc
riodo de desarrol!o.
Miss Starring. Va a dar principle
nor ctar al Salon de Actcs dc la dicha
cScuola. para Ia nochc de maIana. d
todos los padres Y madreS de niilos
mcxi.3nos eli edad cs@olar. aun GUAM
do nc pertcnezcan a los alumHos nj
IL vacindat de aquci Nlantel. con z!
lin de manifestallc< su desco Y con-
tar con su ayuda moral para IA reaii-
2aciGn.
Fl objeto de Miss Starring. es el
crear desde luego. 10 mismo con los
riios y ninas. Que con los padres y
maGres. diversos clubs que empie-
cen a funcionar desdc iucco.
Crear# clubs para reuniones socla-
les-hailes Y fiestas diversas:-clubs
&c cultma f:sica. par:l ia cual Sc
cucnta ron un buen gimnaslo y mag
nificcs patioS Y Saiones clubs de cu!-
iura en- los que Sc or"anizarin vela-
Gas literarias, conferenc,as etc.
Para los bales Y dem;is fiestas Sc
ciales, cuenta Ia institution con los
salones, en- perfecto estado de caiefac-
con. de la dicia escuela.
AderlaS. esoS salCneS podran ser
usados por los mcXicanos. para todos
onantos mitines reuniones quieran
celcbrar. ain aicnos al menclonado
club.
Miss Starring. Guiern ?uc estes
cubs uueden otgaDizadcs definitiva-
rlertc IL mayor hrevedad. para 10
.:ual solicita ID -ooperacicn de a.
Greilos que vau 4 recib;r su dirccto
beneficio. o sean los ninos meXlcanos
Y sus families respectivas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05

Lo, perioGicoS 3c n ciudsd dc
Monterrey pu#licarou. con fecha 22
dc Djcicmbrc pruNimo pssado, unas
dcylaracioncs del general ICnacio
lloralns Zgra@oza. on las que eN-
norc las causaS por Ias cu;ilcs Sc
Ievan-I er armas contra 81 gobicrno
carranciSta. Y lace IN relate de Su
odisea. tcsde que Sc inferno en- te-
rrircr:o mexieano hasta el dia en-
ovc fu@ aprchendido por una fuerza
.arraaci.ta en- Las AmarilIaS.'
FuS Icfcrd.- Ia CONSTRUCTION
Icgisima.
los periodicos supTmen = prime
"a Hartc De las declaracioncs del &C
ucru, Zgra@o2&. guiZs:s pcrq2c en-
ella cxpouc cl citado general cX-tc-
decal que ii sc lcvanto en- armas iuc
pordGe cou>ider1 IN deber -! suyt
como mexicano Y como SoldadO, ct
Sa?;r q IL defensa de Ia Constitution
Ge. -. cue es la Constitution Legl-
TINA del pals. por haber sido mutt
laG. al aprobarS2 uEa construction
formulada pcr cl primer iefe al
.corcro>o rcuu;do poU q en- a ciudad
de QucrJtaro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-05


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Wv. iol I-o,,rrti,,, ro atandoraria
n., ,-;,,.,,,, rootivo !, raniraI de IA
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