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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
ORDERS PRICE FIXERS
NOT TO RAISE COSTS
Committees Have No Power TO
Revise Upward-I.et Low
Prices Alone

Washington, Sept. TO- Fair
price committees throughout the
country were informed by Attorney
General Palmer today that their
activities were not expected in any
wise to include official sanction for
raising prices above present levels.
Reports that few places conf
mittees cooperating with the De-
partment of Justice in the govern
ments effort to reduce the cost of
living had advanced charges to con-
sumers caused an official circular
to be prepared making it clear that
such a step had no approval from
Washington.
1.-THE purpose of this campaign 10
to reduce the cost of living, not to
increase it," the circular said.
Fair price committees should not
at any place or under any circum-
stances increase prices. If in the
judgment of the committee a price
is too, low it should not be touch
ed. 1t is only prices which are too
high with which we are concerned"
Ames Issues Statement
Assistant Attorney General Ames,
in charge of the administration of
the food control law, said there
were only a few places where prices
had been advanced. Mr.. Palmer's
circular, made public by Judge
Ames, likewise gave instructions
as to the basis of cost to be used in
determining fair prices.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
WORN
Frs" ENTERTAIN

The willing Workers" Sunday
school class of Bethel church met
with their teacher, Mrs. Malin,
Saturday afternoon at her home
near Beaver Dam. After busisess
session, refreshments were served,
including watermelon. The dining
hall was beautifully decorated, the
flowers being goldenrods and wild
sweet peas. An interesting pro-
gram was arranged for the next
meeting. We hope to obtain good
results from our earsest and
sincere endeavors.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. n. A. Malin; Mrs. T. c. Mar
tin and children, Aubrey and Greth-
eli; Miss Meta Patton; Mr.. Frank
Williams. Misses Jennie May and
Margaret Mcdowell; Marie and Do
ma Hurt; Minerva Laws, Lillian
Rock, Eva Patton, and Hildred
Barnard Messrs. Garthan Sande-
fur, Arthur Laws, Frank and Arth-
ur Rock, Charlie Mcdowell, Thorn
as and Richard Tatum, Ainslie
Barnard and John Black. A pleas
ant evening was spent by all.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
REUNION AT BRICKHOUSE

A reunion of families and friends
was held at Brickhouse graveyard,
near Rob Roy Sunday. Over the
asllea of those departed friends
grasped the hands of living ones
and hearts were brought closer to-
gether. Those who were present
are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.. T..
Mccoy and children, Tin, Marie and
Grace, of Hartford; G. T. Jones and
wife and children, Zania, Nately,
and Ania, of the Washington neigh
horhood; Mr. and Mrs. d. N. Ste
wars and children, Cecil and Maui
rice, of Beaver Dam; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Sandefur, of Beaver Dam; Mr..
and Mrs. Parks and family; Mr..
Jesse Hill and family; Angie and
Hiida Taylor; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stevens; John Black; Mr.. and Mrs,
Ellis Sandefur and children.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
SEEK BANK LOOT II STRAW
STACK; ARREST MADE
Officers Take Discharged SOL
diers Reported Seen at
Smith Mills

Henderson, KY, Sept. 10.-In an
effort to recover the loot officers
are searching a strawstack near the
home of John Dossett, a discharged
soldier, arrested yesterday charged
with being implicated in the rob-
berry of between $4,000 and $4,000
from the Smith Mills Deposit Bank.
While returning to Smith Mills with
the prisoner the officers discovered
buggy tracks leading from the road
to the strawstack.
Hayden Ogden, merchant. and
Lee Crowder, postmaster. said they
saw Dossett come from the rear OF
the bank shortly after the robbery
and drive away in a buggy. A G..
Crutchfield. vice president or the
bank, declared he saw Dossett in
front of the bank at 11:45 O'Clock
When taken into custody at his
fathers farm, four miles from
Smith Mills, by Sonstable John Lii
ly and a posse, Dossett denied any
connection with the robbery and his
parents said he was home at IL
O'Clock. Last night the prisoner
said that he was in town at IL o.
clock and departed at that hour for
his home.
The robbery was committed at
noon. Cashier Harry S. Utley was
in Louisville attending the conven-
ton of the State Bankers Associa-
ton. Miss Margaret Lilly. the
clerk, was preparing to close the
bank for the noon hour when two
men, one a negro or white man
with his face blackened. and the
other wearing black mask. enter
ed. A pistol was pointed at her
and she was commanded. under
threat Of death, to keep quiet. she
was forced into vault and the
door was closed. but the combina-
ton was not turned.
The thieves took cash from
drawer near the cashiers window
but overlooked $4,000 in Liberty
bonds in the vault. The Rev. Mr.
Briscoe, passing fifteen minutes
later, was attracted by Miss Lilly's
faint cries and liberated her. She
was nearly suffocated and fell un'
conscious into his arms.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
MONTENEGRIN SITUATION
THOUGHT TO BE SERIOUS

London, Sept. 10.-The Montene-
grn situation of which a week ago
was viewed with alarm by Govern
ment officials here, remains obs
cure. 1t is authoritatively stated
that, notwithstanding denials from
the Serbians, the country is in a
state of general revolt. The War
Office believes that something of
serious nature has occurred or IS
occurring, and it is strongly sus-
pected that a rigid censorship was
clamped down after the first re-
ports of the uprising.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
DOZIER BARTLETT pEAO

Mr.. DoZer Bartlett an aged and
well known citizen of the Bartlett
section died at his home Friday
morning of typhoid after a lingering
illness of several weeks. Mr.. Bart
lett was married to "a Miss Chris
tian and to this union were born
eight children. He was we'll know "a
and highly respected in the cor
munity, being active in politics and
church work. He was member
of the Christian church. Funeral
services were conducted at Union
Grove Friday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Walter Creep, of Hartford.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
FOR SALE

1875 acres of land IN miles
from Hartford near the graded
road. Has FIVE room house, s
acres In orchard and well watered.
A good stock farm. Would be
sold at a bargain. See
Also Al acres on the Rockport
and Cromwell road / mile from
Prentiss, has new four room house,
barn and out buildings. IT acres
to clear. And also, SIS acres bot
tom land 3 miles from Hartford. 2
good barns and new house. Also
in the town of Hartford two story
house in good condition. in a prom
inent part of the town.
CAL p. KEOWN, 31-St
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
HARTFORD, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ID 1910.

Sunday School OF Bethel church.
Attractive pennants and badges and
dictinctive costumes are being pro-
vided for the Riddles and 1t Is
expected that the day will be an
inspiration and help to the school.
About eight cars will be pressed
into service to convey the classes
to and from the park. A program,
including everal speeches, has been
arranged.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
SUFFERS SEVERE CUT

Mr.. E. E. Rhoads suffered very
painful injury Tuesday morning
when his left knee was badly cut.
Mr. Rhoads was chopping with an
ak and by some manner made a
stroll (which cnt-his knee cap very
deeply, is requiring several stitches
to sew the wound. He was taken to
a physician and the wound treated
and is doing nicely.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
The Seniors of the Hartford Hig

The Seniors of the Hartford High
School entertained the High school
and Faculty with "a reception last
Monday night at the school Audi
torium. Quite number of out
of school guests were present, De-
hcious refreshments were served
and every Que enjoyed the evening,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
FESTIVAL ATTENDED By 5000

The fall festival of the Bards-
town Road Welfare Association had
an attendance of more than 5000
last night The feature of the ev-
ening was community songfest
led by Raymond Raub. A display
of electrical fixtures worth $4,000
attracted a great deal of attention.
A concert by Seibert's Band and
another community songfest are on
the programme tonight.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
PUBLIC SALE

At Hartford, Kentucky, Sept. 13
1919. Car load of Range Mares,
3 to 6 years old. These mares will
ha sold worth the money.
ALEX CRANNA.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

the right of a free man to engage
in any lawful occupation that he
chooses, and to pursue it without
fear that he will be molested either
by the Government or by his fellow
citizens. "-Louisvilee Courier-Jour-
nal
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

Word was received by her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w, 7, Wood
ward, Monday, that Miss Beatrice
Woodward. oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Woodward died of
typhoid at her home in San Angelo,
Texas, last Saturday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

Word has been received that Miss
Mary Bean. who has been employ
ed at Porths m ou.h, Ohio, is now IN
Louisville. afflicted with appended
It's. Mr.. Viii Bean and Mrs. Tonl
Fean have gone to Louisville ~ b.
with her.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Taylor and
family, OF Henrietta, Texas. have
returned home after spending two
weeks in Beaver Dam, the Bend and
Greensboro. They also visited the
Mammoth Cave. They were the
guests of Mrs. l. w. Hodges and
other relatives.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

Mrs. w. ], Persley, of Cadiz, KY
arrived in Hartford last Monday to
make her father, f. p. Thomas a
visit.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
sUNDAY-sCHOOL RALLY

A rally day celebration will be
held at Highview Saturday by the
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

To the Taxpayers of Olaton aud
Sulphur Springs District. | or one
of my deputies will be at Olaton
the 10th, and at sulphur Springs
the 18th, for the purpose Of as
sessing all the taxpayers within
said districts
ID. f. WARD, Tax Comr, Ohio Co.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

Mr. p. o. Mckinney returned
home Tuesday night from Louis
Vile and Paducah where he has
been on business.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

Miss Nelia Afford, of Rosine, ar
rived here yesterday to be with rela
tiyes and friends for several days
before goina TO Madisonville where
she will be for some tine.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

To taxpayers of the Ceralvo and
Smallhous precincts, /, or one OF
my deputies will be at Ceralvo FRI
day and Saturday, Sept. IL and 10
and at Equality Monday and Tues
day, Is and16th for the purpose OF
assessing all taxi ayers with in said
precincts.
ID. f. WARD, Tax Comr,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-09-10

The Hartford Herald $3.50 the yeal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
La CAMPANA EN- FAVOR
De La LIGA De LAS
HACTCNES EN- SUIZA

BERNA. Suiza. octubre Liza
Comision Su;za para Ia Liga de las
Naciones. esta preparando aqui una
vasta campana que e~mprcndcra en-
TODD el pals la semana %entrante. en-
favor dc Ia adhesion de Suiza a Ia
Liga de las Nacioncs. A este efec-
to Sc celebraran mitines publiccs en-
todas las PARTICIPATES ciudades del
pals y prominentes oradores pro
nunciaran discusses en- favor del
discutido convcnio de Ia Liga.
Es de lamar la atcncion que, no
obstante la selection hecha por Ia
C~onferencia de Paz, de una ciudad
suiza para asiento de la Liga dc las
Naciones. haya alguna oposicion en-
este pals para aceptar la invitacion
Cue Sc le hizo para ingresar como
miembro de IL Liga. Tai oposicion
Sc cree que SC debe en- gran parte,
al hecho de que una a~ceptaci0n tai,
pudiera. baio ciertas circunstancias,
reuuerir Ell abandono de la tradicio-
nal n~eutraiidad absolute de Suiza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
"A SUSPENSION De la
OFEN5LVA FRANCESCA
EN- FL ANO De 1917
Sc dan corocer en- Ia Cdma-
ia de D.7ntades o!gnncs
de los secretos &c
de Ia guerra .


PARIS. Octuore lI'-uh tr'u'''
parcial para Ia d'piomac'a al oeScu-
blerto. iuc 81 que SC ootuVo no! en-
Ia Camara dc Dlputados franceSa' al
probarsc la moci6n ~prcsentada rcfe-
rcntc a que Sc dicra pubicldad = las
minutas dc las >eFiones secrctas De
da Csmara dUrantc la guerra con
la sols cnmicnda DC que Ia puoirca-
Cton dc los sccretos cAtrahJeroS . u'-
piomaticos debcrIa ser altorizada
por Ia Comision dc Rclaclones tXte-
riorcs de Ia Camara.
En- cl curse de los debates, cl OK
Primer Ministre VI. PainIcvc, en~un
dramatico discurso que pronunclo.
denuncio como calumniadorcs a to-
dos aquellos que 10 hablan acusado
dc hsbcr ordenado Ia suspension dc
Ia ]ofensiva franCcsa en- Champana
en- 1917. tan solo para scrvir d pro
pios fines politicos. PainlevG probo
la "coartada" de sus cnemigos, dan
do lcctura a Ia correspondence sos
tcnida con los generates Mangln Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13

~preparaba para Ia celebration de Ia:
fiestas de la Raza, sc halla honda.
mente preocupada d causa dc las te-
rribles in%undaciones que han asolado
algunas regiones de Espaha y en- las
que sc han registrado muchas victi-
mas V sc han sufrido incalculablcs
perjuicios. Los noticias que sc re-
chen del fenomeno no satisfsccn a las
personals que tienen familiares en-
las regiones i~nundadas.
Sc quemo un million de papcl-
mone1a.
En- las oficinas de la Secretaria &c
Hacienda V ante los senores comisio-
nados para e! efecto. todos pertene-
cientes a las oficinas r~elacionadas
con ell ramo monetario. Sc quem6 IN
million de papel infa!sificablc, de
acuerdo con las instrucciones que
hay sobre el asunto, a fin Ge que
POGO a POGO csc papel vaya desapa-
reciendo del mercado, aunque en- rea.
lidad solo en- determinados impuestos
es donde Sc admite a baja ]cotizacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
FRANCIA VIGiLARA Ell
DESARME DE- ALEMANIA

PARIS. octubre 11.-En IN dis
curse Que pronunci6 aver en- el Sena
do sobre ell dasarme de Alemania, ell
senador Leon Bourgeois declare que
deben aplicarse medidas tendencies a
csc fin. inmediatamente deSpueS de
Ia ratification del tratado.
FL Primer Ministro C~lemenceau.
Que estaba presente. interrumpio al
Grader diciendo: "Ello 81 hara, no 10
dudeis. Por de pronto. va hay en-
Berlin un gentleman de jefes Y Off
ciales ~franceses para e que Sc cum
/ plan las estipulaciones del tratado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
Cortes no debe tener estatua
en- Mexico
fTiene &c Ia 3a. PGg

puesto siempre a semejante quebran-
tamicnto De las leyes morales Y de los
principles de justicia; y 81 bajo ell
carrancismo vemos 10 contrario a tai
punto que existe va un 'parque con
el nombre de Cortes. Sc debe unica-
mente a la i]gnorancia e inconsciencia
de Que aquel hace gala Y son sus ca
racteristicss. anbas desquiciadoras de
cuanto constituye el nervio de Ia pa
tria Y le ds respetabilidad y solida
grandeza.
En- proximo articulo ~expondre o.
tros puntos de vista.
Lie. Jose Antonio Rivera G..
Los Angeles. Cal, s dc Oct. de 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13

mandantes aliados en- Vladivostok, hi
cieran Ia demanda de que las tropas
rusas fueran retiradas de esa ciudad.
Una vigorosa protesta de parte del
gobierno de Omsk, sin embargo, do
por resrltado que la Gamanda de los
commentaries aliados fuera retirada.
La protesta fue hecha personalmen-
te Dor eI Almirante Kolchak a los
yohiernos aliados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
I'm AMERICANA MUERTO
PCR LOS RUSOS

WASHINGTON, octubre 11.-No-
ticias recibidas aqui de Omsk, dicen
que IN americana fue muerto por I'm
Official russo Y que este Y otros Incl
denies. han dado lugar a que los CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
Es un problema la election de
jucccs y magistrates.

La election para jucces V maglS-
trados de acuerdo con la actual Ley
Organica de Tribunalcs, debera ha-
cerse el dia Is del actual en- ell Concre
so de la Union, para 10 cual Sc cts Va
a junta. pero sin tener todavia candi-
datos para aquellos puestes, d@bido a
que NADIA Sc ha hecho en- este scntido.
Algunos abogados de esta capital
Sc unieron para cnviar al Congress-
listas dc personals capacitadas para
ell descmpeno de aquellos puestos, pc
re sc ha visto que nj siquiera esas
listas han merecido la atencion de los
diputados.
FL Lie. Rogue Estrada tambien en-
VIC una lista de sus amigos, hacienda
yer que en- ella figuran personals de
a~ntecedentes. honorables y que al
s~enalarselas para los puestos indica-
dos, no Sc ha tenido en- cuenta para
NADIA su color politico.
Otras indicaciones en- e. mismo
sentido Sc han hecho al Congreso Y
que, como las anteriores, Sc han que
dadc en- carpeta para mejor oportu-
nidId. Para hoy no Sc sabe todavia
quienes podran integrar ell cuerpo de
~jueces Y magistrates, abrigandose la
c~reencia de que a Ia bora de discu-
tir a los candidates no Sc llegara a
NADIA s~atisfactorio.
Hay zo=obra en- la Colonia Espanola
a causa de las inundaciones
I La Colonia Espanola de esta CAPT.
tai. que con :nusitado entusissmo Sc
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: AVSOS d OCASjOU g
PESOUiSAS

CON 5000 Erauticare a Ia persona que me
proportions ~no,icias ciertas dc Adrian her
u4zdeE. auien 81 8 dc Scpuemocc LeEo a Pie
! G-zS %eEras pros~tcntc del interior dc Me
I &:cC. No - nan sccIoIco mas EoGc;2S SG-
( vas - picaGo &c v:-uc.a. moreno ) de Is
amos &c ciad. ToGo iniornc SCORE c! pay
t.cuLa- diriia-e = Jesus Nc."zgaez. Box 1874,
/ Globe. ARK. tt5)
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DiSCURSOS

AlocucicHes, poesias, cartas familia-
res, smorosas, de dueio y de rcsocio5.
articulos. etc, uecesitara I'd. hacer
frccucntemcntc en- gu vida social. =
81 no sabc hscerlo. faItsra o Sc pon-
ORA en- vcrSuenza. Cu2ndo nccesita
slso de clio. pidslo a Don Plsoido Bill
bao. 10 Mcnchaca Street. San Anto-
Discusses brcvcs, $500: Cartas, Sl.oo.
Escritos de todas clascs a precio.
convcncionsies.
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.MUY BUENA GRATIFICACIoN . 'l@=l !
"A persona &c nc p-opOrcIon" '"!orm2S &C
Pedro Za2a;a. de SIS hcr-nE2os Te..pe )
G-aGalupe. Ta~5.ru teseo s4be- dc Tan
--iEne Garcia 81 de sus GSs hiloS. ToGo
sasorre d.-i.ase a S4.ome Zapaca. Au!t.
Coo Cit
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
VSO
Importance.
HA QuENADO

IIN V~-.NUO
alberta la Fabrica de PuroS Y
Cigarros, THE MENDELSHON
CO. Inc, en- e. numero 227 &c
IA Gale Sur Flores De esta Gu
dad.
N~ECESITAMOS seHoritas
tabaqueraS con eX~perie2cia Y
appendices para los dlferentes
ramos Y departamentos de la
negotiation.
Las intereSadas pueden ocu-
rrir. para TODD genera de deta-
lies Y demas informes, al local
en- que esta instalada Ia Fabri-
ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
1000 personals perecIer0n
en- 81 hurdiniento de
IN barco ingIaS

ARRANGED. Octubre 1l.-Un
despacho inalambrico recibido aqul
de Helsincfors, Finlandja. anuncia
que 1000 personals perecjeroa en- cI
hundimiento dc IN barco inglcs. Gu
yo nombrc no sc da, que Sc fue a
nique frcnte a la costa noruega.
LONDRES, Octubre I'M cl Al
mirantazgo britannica, nj la Agencia
dc information Martina Lloyds
han rocibido noticia alguna relativa
a la destruction de un barco ingles
frcntc a Ia costa norucga. Y IN e.
cual a~ccidente Sc dice cue deben
haber perecido 1000 almas. Para
ahora, no Sc da credito a Ia n~oticia,
en- vista de la falta dc information
fidedigra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
COMPRAS

CovFRO RulE-ES a. Eaaeos Musr,-a~as
pida-as 7-c-s~-. Na-Ge SIS oiLc'es a
gssE.a d, t>--eo -e-ib.-a n0u.laelo1. TAN
SIE\ ro~e-c Girgro r1sx5-a-c, orc o Plata
.',-ce Z. Warden. 49, Russell S.nE-, san
Antonio. Texas. Ls. Travis -f5S-
CONPEAwOS. Er71srCs e. cant.B--o5 tccs
.l7sr Ge --eh.~=. D.A.e Furniture Company.
lis y. Flores 5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
DELLA METROPOLI MEXICANA

Los obreros y proletarios mexicanos enyiaran ~delegados al
Congreso international obrero.-Un estudio de las 20.
mas historicas del pais.-Los profesores siguen pidienda
que Sc les pague.-Se quejan los e~mpleados del conner
cio.-Et problema de la election de jueces 2 m~agstra,
dos.-Otras %noticias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13
Is COSTURERAS

~2e s~0au -oSsr 81 ~aGg,0a, 50 messiah
-o- u--cncra. Gsnard1 6ucn sue.do. - les
c-o-o--,o-a-a1 ds.a-:a.ss. T-a5aio Gu-an.c
;oao . arc. Nengan Hstas 7a-a t~-aoaJar.
Tou,s7 --arvfa Tco5n HI. Pcl Ntr. 60.
SEz Broad Az. -
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SESORES FEEEOCAEEILEROS NENICA.
Nos. Hare Que LGs Cozpz4ias les yscm-
So.sen 20 cue javs-rio en- Bonos De a l.
bs-iaG. Coo-o "BacA Pay. auue-to de sueL
ecs. cheques : ~y;emPos". s. s4t-e alEen &C
e.deaI ~ C. t-z5a.o 20 = dire 10 que dc5s
Feci-, A--cE.o DeEoeigS us.acloa-Co> coa II.
Profession en- ,oaaS 7a-tea Gzl pas. Diri-
Srse al Lie. J. PEARCE KAEE. 200 Kan
Sas Cry Lie BIDS. A2asas Cly. No
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-13

GRATIEICARE a~mpl"aEente a "a PERSONA
cue me p7opo-cioue iaEorneS dc nj hijo
jose Fernandez. quIen hacc ) meses sato
ae AI.as-. 'Tcxas. san aug haSts L. fecha
- haya .sc.b!do u!nc.-a not.c3a sUya. To-
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