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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
IMPORTANT WORK
BY STOCEMENA AT
CLAYTON MEETING
Strong Resolutions Adopted Pro
testing New Railroad Shipping
Orders and Proposal to Cut
Cotton. Cake and Meal Content

Members added 90 the rolls ~ the
Nov Mexico cattle and uufHe Grow
'rH uHsuriutinu. Hf the meeting " Co.,
executive committee ut clayton No
tN. brought u total ~ tsfH cattle.
men into the care ~ the Organization.
according Go Miss uerthH bonsun seH.
tetHtN uf the Hrsopiutiuu. who tp-
turned from CLAYTON ycsiuria,
The executive board adopted trour
rN .ulutiUua ou re- number uf matters ui
Immediate Interest. thcHs Including
thr recent order uf the a. + railroad
administrator requiring shipper uud
ruuslrupes o. iaN for luldIug and uu.
loading cattle the proposal ~ manu-
%ltttuIrfH tu reduce che protein CON.
trut ~ cuttUnsred cake and meal ttt
removal ~ hides from the state nt
uiNDf than DOMINION CARRIERS without
TO- rptrtuu aud un livestock dlmure
claims
Tha neat mootlug ~ fhs mmit.
f.. VIII hU hello m MtrJal,ut Boo
Aurus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
HERE TO EQUALIzE
! VALUATIONS OF ALL
i STOCKS OF GOODS
7. J. Molinari, Agent Of State Tax
Commission. viii Ask All Mer.
camille Establishments TO Make
the Reports Required by Law

capt. r. J. Molinau. field agent for
the state tax commission. arrived ~
Albuquerque yesterday and will re-
main Tor from w. 10 three weeks,
while carrying on equalization work
on mercantile stocks la This citN, an
der requirement Of the recent amend
mcnts Z % the taN laws passed. b. tho
legislature ~ w the duty Of the ucit
Aren't 20 call nm each mercantile "a
tnhlinhmcnt and nHk FOR a report
which will show stocks Of goods vale
nra ctr. Tor naacfsmcnt PURPOSE ana
20 So 20 N that "a thorough egunil-
aauon II made for uzatiun.
1t b. our desire Capt Molinufi
aaid toiny. TO Inconvenience mer-
chunts a. little a. possible An con.
nectlon with this work. ~ ~ work
that 10 done With carr Will result ii
fair ~taxation lot all concerned. AMI
have no aoubt that there Will Do
ready cooperation with uH on NJ
part OF m~srchantn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink . glass Of real hot water
before breakfas, 10 wash
out poisons.

Life " not merely 90 live but 20
live we'll. eat we'll digest we'll work
we'll sleep we'll luuh we'll what %
glorious condition tn attain, and set
how very easy BE- IL n one vii unl'
adopt tht morning insiae bath
Folks who are urtuHiumrd Co feel
dul and hrnyY when tho arise. split
tlrn headache stuffy from O. cold.
Iuul tongue. nasty breath, acid sium
pch. rrn. Instead, feel aH lfesh aH "a
daisy BY opening the sluicrs 90 ihf
Ffsftm each morning flushing oar
the whole 0f Do informal -puiaunuu.
ftaFnant matter
everyone. whether ailinE SICK cog
we'll should. sach morning before
breakfast. drink Il glass ~ real hu'
water with "a "teHrpuunful uf Limestone
phosphate boz 10 Gao wash from me
stomach liver. kldnrNr % bowels thr
previous dnya mdlEtstInls waste.
sour bite and puisuuuuH t0AInH thur
cleansing swertonlur and purifying
tho entire nlimeutary canal before
puttiur more food into tht stomach
The action Of hot water aud limestone
phosphate uu hn empty stomach 81.
wonderfully inviroraung u cleans
out 800 the sour Concentrations case
waste unf Ho.diiy and gives % o.
fpioudld appetite for breakfast While
.uu are enjoying your breakfast ur
water ana phosphate is quietly ca.
tmouur % large volume nf Nnter from
she blood aud rrtiinv ready for a
thorough flushing ~ al the inside
arEanE
The millions ~ people who are
hothored with constipation, bilious
fpoii, stomach trouble rheumatism
oihfuf who have aillnw skins blood
disorders and sirklf oompleSiona nrf
urged 90 ret "a uuarief pound oi hiie.
~ton. pb0spEatn frum fhe drug store
which viii cost very little bat b.
rurfcisut 90 make uuNone 70 pro.
nonnced crank on the subject Of
lniernai sanitation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
ALBUQUERQUE DRIVE
ORSUDSCn|pT|ONS
i TOL0AA IS PRAISED
Federal Director of War Loans
At Dallas ccmmends System Of
"Arresting'' People Who Pail
to Wear Victory Buttons

Dallas Texas, May N-lfnuN NJ.
smith. federui director % war loans.
$50 than ne.thlrd Of this dis
trict's quota 81 nineN.four and a
hnn million dollars has been report
20 % the federal reserve bank a. pal.
la his morning.
The SUCCESS or failure 10 raise rs
Quota depends upon the individual Of
fort Of eNery man ana woman IN this
District ard they Will not rail Of this
nm certain. Every true American
did hls % her share Toward winning
the war. and whether he will or not
thc solemn obligation 10 finish the
WORT has fallen upun ne Your
patfintism and mine was not buried
II those rraee IN flanders fields 4
feel that tho patrinfiHm and LOYALTY
81 every individual iu this district ~
"a potent today ~ when the war was
IN fun blast. aud 40 ~hsiisyiue. call
upon every one % you o. bend every
effort ~ the remaining three lays u
the rbulpalrn toward finishing tho
hlg wofk that falls upon every one Of
~ a. a personal responsibility.
Hundreds ~ people were arrested
In albuquerque. y. ~. recently on
suspicion - having failed 10 bul Vie
tory bonds Met discharged from
the army and navy volunteered a.
speed police Justices 81 the peace
held court IN -four downtown bond
hootha. Arralnned before the haf ~
Justice. the psaplc arrested were re-.
guired either 90 produce receipts
Showing bonds purchased or siGn az
n bond application on the spot
MANY Thousands uf dollars %
bonds were disposed 81 ~ this man
net. The greatest good fcsalnF pre-
vailed. No one took tho slightest Of
ffuAe M The arrest one on Two hu-
morists. declaring themselves 10 be
pro-gsrmhns. refused 60 buy honds.
hut finally produced receipts for large
subscriptions ana were discharged
without q stain on their character
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NJ" TT|T"""
DALLAS, TENAS. May S-rhc Treusur, Department IS pre-
senthng a. The Eleventh Federal District, three German cannon. to be-
given TO those communities making the best showing m the Victory
Liberty Loan.
Frank NJ. Smith, district director of War Loan Organization. has
made public this morning the term, ON which the cannon will be-
awarded. in order to win one of these trophies the county must have
n county seat Of a recognized population of over 10000. according
10 the 1910 census The award will be made 20 three such elite, show
ing the largest percentage of oyrrsubscription of their quota.
The ramon will Boz sent % the three couty SEATS pf tr ruutc,
in question with the understanding that they win Boz lu public cx
hihtion M all Tunes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

Washington Withdrawal
Of the american army OF occupation
from Germany has been provided FOR
in the PARIS peace treaty in the opin-
Ion Of army officials who scanned tho
official summary,
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CLEAR DALE.

|. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Bish and
son, Lloyd, of Littlestown, spent
Sunday with Charles Grouse and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler Violet,
daughters, Dorothy and Meta and
Richard and Mrs. Calvin Myers and
Pauline spent Friday at Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington Crabbs
and daughter, Gladys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Mummert and children sp7nt
Sunday with relatives near fancy
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin :. Myers and
daughter, Pauline and Mrs. A. g..
Heiser and son, Malcolm, spent Sun
day at Gettysburg.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Spangler and
daughter, Mary, we're recent visitors
of Mrs. Spangler's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph lSpangler, OF near
Centre Miles.
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HOGS AND CALVES
SHIPPED EVERY
SATURDAY
EXESKYxXKIKSXXEXEXKREXX

visited her relatives, Mrs. Catherine
Gilbert, MIR. and Mrs. Fielder Gil
bert and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Garner and Miss Emma Garner, of
Linwood, the past week.
The congregation of the Mt. Joy
church will hold a festival for the
benefit of the church on Saturday
night, June 7.
Mr.. Smith Belts, of New Windsor,
spent Sunday with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. V. K. Belts.
Communion services will be held
in the Methodist Protestant church at
Uniontown, on Sunday at 1870 a. m.
The four appointments of the
Uniontown Lutheran charge gave
their new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Petrea, a
reception on Tuesday evening. A
large number of people assembled to
make his acquaintance and give him
a hearty welcome. Three hundred
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Elizabeth Kirk, Buckeys-,

|Glenburnie; Elizabeth Kirk, Buckeys-
town; Pauline Gibbons, Princess
Anne; Dorothy Mcdaniel, Westnlins-
ter; Helen Bartlett, Centerville and
Frances Sidwell, townsville.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Charles Simpson en-
tertained the Methodist Protestant
Ladies' Aid Society on Tuesday
evening. Fifty persons were in at
tendance.
Mrs. Kemp, wife Of Or. Luther
Kemp, died at her home on Friday
morning, May 80. Mrs. Kemp is
survived by her husband, pr. Luther
Kemp, four sisters, Mrs. Milton
Rooms, of Taneytown; Mrs. J. T.
lShorb, Detour; Mrs. Charles Eyler
and Miss Rhoda Weant, of Baltimore,
and one brother, Mr.. E. Q. Weant, OF
Westminster Funeral service was
held on Monday by her pastor, Rev
Paul D. Yoder, assisted by Elder ".
P. Englar, Rev. w. *. Belts and Rev
R. K Lewis. Many beautiful floral
designs attested the esteem in which
she was held. Interment at Baust
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were served with refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lemon and
Mr. John Devilbiss and daughter,
Meryl, of Baltimore, called on friends
in town on Sunday and visited the
cemetery at Winters church and the
Methodist Protestant cemetery of
Uniontown, carrying flowers to the
graves of their friends.
All day services at Pipe Creek
Methodist Protestant church on Sun
day, June Is. Communion at 1870
a. M, afternoon service at 2.30.
The Church of God at Uniontown-
Sunday school $50 a. m, preaching at
10.45 a. M, and Ordnance meeting at
g %. m. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.30 p.
m.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis entertained
on Wednesday evening the following
friends: Misses Charlotte Kindley,
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rafr Attractions.

uE I%rrr
:, r''Ges carroll County ouPs lust AsF published
s,r AssO Ga 1918. It behooVes re every
,ssir list tO rro 1g county to carefully n
tns sident Of CARTS Iist and decide how
tE over the - ~ can bring, There
s1hlDl'ff for every member per- o. a thg
|: soneth UNITS. vegetables, corn aan aad
snily: tT run canned fruit canned canned
e o.5sssstsbles, pickles, fresh and smoked
sausage, a. 2an comes bread, rolls, corn
Ssked gooa asr bread, cookies and cakes cakes,
lead, ginger "a hutton holes, collar
Gnde NJ ss set, hand made unde angap
md Gun LIST st' practical kitchen apron,
nents' ma cft kitchen dress most
pOst pTaG W towels, best hand made
practical os st" Matching on article best
apron, Dest porticle, best and most
iarning IN luncheon set, best and most
qractti!csaaii sofa pillow, table runner
practical al d. child's dress, rag rug,
snbroldefSSoo me made quilt, antique
nodsrrD made quilt, best piece OF Gro
bone h n piece of embrolder, D5st
sbet, Of s tatting, best knitted article.
piece . Oh are miscellaneous ar
Ghe loil hest pound Of butter, best
tcss' eg gg white and brown, best
d 'lsage 'T cheese, best quart vinegar
eotlase onnles, peaches, beans corn,
dried o app of grape juice, best
home so made soap; soap RIM al the way
Tls s A. to $500. If you wish a
from on list list call at the County Agents
price n Times building, or you can
Once them from any of the fair
; sectors Every district i'm Carroll
dllsC tp should aim to have three or
coun$ hundred exhibits. ENTRIES
pu LA not be local entirely but
sHOaid include the whole county.
sl 0na Of the special features at the
UI r,ilI be Woman's Day OH Wednes-
an "" nrogram is being arranged
la " snocial interest 20 tie women.
VIII ,opo TO have a Better Baby
We T.s+a n conducted on the grounds by
. .pn physicians. We also are
Iu aI,ing campaign to secure as many
I nsnr,,s saving devices as possible. We
L.oo the local merchants and any one
Wasted in a concern which will
move the home either from a con-.
1nniont or artistic standpoint, viii
", to have such demonstration at
- fair. Another department which
~ think should be pushed in the
ornrv is the Athletic meet which will
: held On Friday Afternoon at the
T,revtown fair. This will be in
harge of the Public Athletic League
+ Baltimore. Every person, old and
onng is asked to take part in tie
ovpItv races as well as the other
thletic sports.
let's make this a. fair worthy Of
4 name and this will be secured III
vpryone takes an interest, feels that
is their fair and help boost It in
rpry way they can. This fair Will
q the forerunner of local exhibits,
immunity shows, with big round UP
Westminster at the close of he
ear which we hope will be truly
of the best work done in
lis county.
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TTNIONTOW1N.

Mr.. George Eckenrode, of near
town, was taken to the Frederick
Hospital for treatment on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Six spent day with
Mrs. Mary c. CoOkson the past week.
Mrs. Benton Flater continues on
The sick list.
Miss $. x. Weaver made a short
visit in New Windsor this week. She
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Anders. She also expected to meet
there her niece, Mrs. Paul Hamm, of
Washington.
Miss Grace Wilson, of Newark,
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Baltimore American, May "a, 1919.
HAILSTORM i'm FREDERICK
Wheat Damaged and Gardens Cut to
Pieces.

Wheat Damaged and Gardens Cut to
Pieces.
Special Dispatch to The American.
Frederick, Md, May Recovering
the ground until it was white and
resembling midwinter snow, the
heaviest hailstorm in 25 years fell in
this city this afternoon. For more
than 10 minutes hail almost as large
as marbles fell necessarily, and in
places it piled UP two inches. lit was
preceded by a violent rain. The storm
came from the northwest in narrow
path.
Growing wheat was badly damaged
and gardens were cut to pieces. Gar
dens in every section of the city were
damaged. Outside of the storms
path, no hail and very little rain fell
During the storm lightning struck
the home of Charles w. Quinn, Fred
erick, and demolished a chimney.
One brick was hurled over the top of
two houses and crashed through a
window in bedroom of Mohler
Brothers residence on East Patrick
street
Farmers in some places shoveled up
hail in barrels and used it for cooling
milk.
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church cemetery. Funeral director
Mr.. Maurice Routson, Of Baltimore.
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TheTime fOrHail Storms IS Here
Hampstead Enterprise, May %, 1919.
STORM DOES DAMAGE

Hampstead Enterprise, May g. 1919
STORM DOES DAMAGE
terrific rain and hail storm swept
over a portion Of Carroll county
Thursday evening" doing considerable
damage. The storm came from the
southwest. Reports from Lineboro
and Beckleysville say that the fall of
hail was quite heavy in those neigh
borhoods, and that grain and garden
stuff were pretty badly damaged.
In Hampstead the fall of hail was not
so heavy. The storm area did not
include Manchester, where only
small amount Of rain fell.
Frederick News, May 81, 1919
BIG LOSS lin WAKE OF RECORD
HAILSTORM
Growing Crops Damaged and Many
Fruit Trees Stripped Travelled
from Northwest. Path Cut From
MiddletOwn Valley to Jefferson
Where Storm Divided, Section Co
ing Towards Brunswick and Other
Through FeagaviIle Here.
CFhen follows IL column article)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10
NAClM1ENTO.

Ell Gia , del mes actual vino al
mundo a ser fclicidad dci hogan de
sus padres. ell niGo Angel. hiio del
seRor Rodolfo Davija : de 81 eSposa
la sonora Josefira Gomez de DayI-
Ia, ~quieneS tienen su rcsiGencia en-
la Gale de Lake View numero 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10
BALE DEL BEST CLUB

Han cirgYlaGo las invitacloncs pa
I'll IN bale QUO orgaE!zado por los
socios del Best Club, Sc vcrificara Ia
noche dc hey en- cl Eagles Hall.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION SC daran a Ia
persona que proporcionc informeS dc mi hi
ia Martina Rcyes, ) de sus hiios Wen
ces!ao. Bitiia y Petra Reyes. Iodo lntor-
me dirijase a Barbarito Davila. cargo de
Isaac NJ. Sacnz. 4. !. Box 25i, Manor,
Texas. l3D
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Texas. Todo ~inforInc sobrc ei par
ticular dirijass a Pedro Soriano. Allison.
Okla.
CON $500 Sc cratificara 4 Ia persona que
proporcione nifoTmcs de Juan Daniel Lopez.
Quien en- 1914 me escrib;O Dor ultima NcZ
dc San Antonio. Texas. Is ortEinarlo dc
san Francisco del Rinc6n. Guanaiuato. To-
do irformc dirijasc 4 Ia Sra. Moves Cls-
neros. Box 2ii, Flagstaff. Ariz. t5l
$500 DE GRATIFICACION SC daran a la
persona que proporcionc informeS dc mi hi
ia Martina Reyes. ) de suS hI!0s wen
ces!ao. Bitila y Petra Reyes. Todo infor-
me d~irijase u Barbarito Davila. cargo de
Isaac NJ. Sacnz. +. l. Box 25i, Manor,
Texas. Q3D
NECESITO conocer cl domiciIio actual del
DR.. f. C. Brown. quicn estuvo establecido
so Den. v. Q0
DEsEo sABER cl paradcro dc Telesforo
6oi W. Houston St, San Antonio. Texas.
MUY BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dera 4
Il persona que propoTcionc intornncs de Ca
milo Partida Ramirez. Quicn proccdentc de
QuerStaro Gto.. lego a Laredo cl ~ de ID
lo acompanando a mi farajsia. De este
punto saIi6 lucEo para San Antonio. no
hahieudO rCcibido hasta IN fccha ninguna
noticia suya. Tojo informc diriiasc 4 Ju-
lian Fartida. sos Matamoros St. San An
tonic. Texas. lL-l
CON UN arc dc suscriPri6n 4 La Prensa.
Srasticarc a IA persona que me proporcio-
ne info-mcs dc Guadalupe y dc Miguel Ia
mora, dc quienes recihi sus ultrnaS no,icias
dc Dallas. Texas.-Todo inforTc sob-c 81
particular dirijasc a Antonio Zamora. 3Ol
ZaraGoZa St, Laredo, Texas. ll)
MUY BUENA GRATIFICACEoN Sc dara 4
In persona cue proporcionc informcS dc Aus
cencio Domingucz. dc 20 amos de cGad. hijo
dc Damaso Dominique y de RetuE!o Alfonso,
= origirario dc FL CAIRO. Zacatccas. SuS Ill
Gmas notjcins So rccihicron haCc Is amos
de San Antonio. Texas. Todo informe sobrc
q particular dirijasc a HilRrio Dominique.
37l2 Nicholson Ave, Kansas City. Mo. il@l
CON $500 gratificarS a Ia persona que
me- prororciune informcs dc Maria Donacia-
NJ Guerrcrc. &C IS amos dc cdad. y Quion
haze un ano SC cDcnntraha en- uu pueblo
del condado DE- HidalEo, Texas. DC dondc
rcribi Sus IltimaS noticias. Tcdo informc
sobrc 81 particular d~iriiasc a Maria Cruz
Va.!ecillo. sos w. 81. St. Austin, Texas.
I2p.
MUY BUENA GRATTFICACGON Sc dara
u IA persona que Proporcionc Informcs dc
EefuEio HERNANDEZ. dc Is amos dc cdad. :
ue pu'ch haCc } aHV Jus mrs. aESiUn VS.
Eltinas ]1oticias &c un Campo del H.. X. I.
CT cl Edo. dc kaHsas.-Todo info-mc Sohrc
81 particular d~irijasc a Serario HERNANDEZ
L6pcz. Gale &c Ia IndcDcadcnc!a No. 20,
AranGas. Jal. CD
CON $1,000 G~EATTFICARE 4 Ia persona
que me rroporcionc infova,cs de Ia Srita.
SalUG Arcvalcs. con GuicU viyi juHto IN Al
burCucrQuc. ~. NJ. y POGO dcspucS on e
P;So. Texas. Z, oviEinar;a De Morciia,
Mich. Todo iuformc sohrc ci particular d-
rijasc i Santiago MGs:aca. Il Central Ave,
Fort Dodge. Iowa. ll2j
Sc GR~ATTFICARA anriiansntc 4 Ia pnrso-
ia cue 2roporciorc info-mcs de mi madrc
IA Sra. I>iira Fucntes, dc quien recibi sus
ul,inas uoitcias de FL Paso. Texas. en- dom
dc v;via con an curndo MIC llaElado Prisci-
iiano Galavid. TODD info-ne dirjjasc Il lose
Ibdrra, 49, Superior -. Aurora. I'll. tl@l
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NECESITO conocer cl domici!io actual del
DR.. E. C. Brown. Quicn estuvo estab!ecido
en- Tampico. MeNico.-Dirijanse a La Prem
sa Den. V. ClT
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Al fin rarece que los tumultoS "a
ciales que conmoviercn a Washington
v a Chicago, han terminado va con
ell epilogo rojo de Glen casas incen-
diadas en- Ia Ultima de dichaS ciu-
dades. incendio que Sc atribuye a los
bombercs de color.
Los negros han aumentado mucho
en- Chicago en- los ultimos amos, al
grade Que Sc calcula que hay ALI
shora cerca de 10000 hombres de
color, por 10 que el barrio en- que
ellos viven Sc ha aumentado mucho
es uno de los mas pCblados de Ia
ciudad. Practicamente. antes del 1fti-
nc conflicto no habia odio de razas,
Q por 10 menos no Sc manifestaba de
mcdo visible. Los ninos de color con.
Currian a las mismas escuelaS que
los Hinos blancos, Y hay empleadoS Y
funcionarios de la ciudad, de color, Y
propietarios, concentrates y aun ban
queros negros. En- las elecciones pa
ra f~uncionarios de Ia ciudad han To-
grade. en- los ultimos amos hacer
triunfar a uno 0 dos de los suyos.
Mas ain. las nocheS a~nterioreS al
dia en- que estallo el conflicto ra-
cial. blanccs Y negros habian cstado
be5iendc Y bailando en- los puestos
de refrescos del barrie negro. Asl es
que Ell conflicto estallo cuando nadie
podia e~sperarselo. Y quiza solo por-
que algunos eXaltados quisieron repe-
tir les escdndaloS de Washington.
De cualquiera manera que haya
sido. los conflictos raciales han ter
yninado. ' IS de desearse cue nunca
mas vuelvan q repetirse.
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CON $1,000 GEATTFICARE a Ia persona
que me prcporcionc inioyacs de Ia Srita.
Salud Arcvalcs. con Guicu vjyi junto IN Al
burQucrQuc. y. n. y POGO dcspucs on Il
PaSo. Texas. Z, oviEinar;a De Morclia,
Mich. Todo iuformc soh-c ci particular dt-
rijasc 4 Santiago MGs;aca. Il Central Ave.
Wort Dodge. Iowa. ~
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