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Mrs Nancy Russell entertained Is
ladies' at Z o'clock dinner at her
home on North Third street last night.
After dinner all INDUCED IN sewing
Punch was served and a good soGia,
time enjoyed by all.
Mesdames II. c. Webster. NJ. N.
Lines. Georee Bethel and c. r. Nc
Lain of Denver gathered at the home
of Mrs Fred whippie yesterday at
1880 for surprise. However. Ms.
whippie was aware OF their coming
They took with them delicious eats
and most enjoyable day was spent.
slrs. Eta Walton Turner and Mrs
Jessie Emmerson Price were / o'clock
dinner guests at the home of Mrs W
u. Anderson, 11Ie Greenwood avenue
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Ross entertained IL
guests at her home on woodiawn ave
nue. last night in honor of her birth
day The evening was spent in mu-
sic and refreshments OF ice cream and
cake were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Mrs Shoe
maker and daughter Madeline. Mr.. and
Mrs Ross. Mrs. Edith Borgarius.
Miss Ross: MeSsrs. Ralph. Earl, Stew
are and Ross Middlemiss.
Mrs. L. s. Bailey entertained IA lit
tie guests at her home. 1908 Green
wood avenue. Tuesday afternoon for
her niece. katherine Hutchinson. lit
tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs H. c.
Hutchinson. who is her house guest
for q couple OF weeks. Games were
played on the lawn. refreshments
were served and a most delightful time
enjoyed by the young folks.
Mrs. Leslie Stevenson entertained
at four tables of FIVE hundred at her
home on North Tenth street last eve
ming for Mrs. Jessie Emmerson Price
and Mrs Eta Walton Turner. The
former will leave Thursday for Cali
forsia where she viii join her hus-
hand. Mrs Turner expects 10 leave
some time in July for her home in
Nevada. Prize for high score was
sward ! to Mrs. II. P. Stomme, and
TIE consolation prize to Mrs. George
Peasants. The guests of honor were
each presented with gift. AT a late
hour tooihsorre luncheon was served
and a most en.oyable evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John INNING. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Prescott and daughter Marie
and son Leo were Sunday evening din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Dollar on Pike avenue.
Mrs. A. ". Ewfil entertained IL la
dies at her home. 2se West Catlin
avenue. last might at an announce
Doris Ewell. who viii be married to
July TO Harry Boiander of Faiion.
New. The house was beautifully
decorated with BUTTERFLIES throuch h
out and very interesting feature Of
the eveniue was the fortune on butter.
hies. Each guest was blindfolded and
given chance 70 cut NJ butterflies
which hung from the ceiling. whereon
were written the fortune OF the blind
tosdod ruest. telling whether she w,An
10 be an old maid n house wife. rn
Actress or an author. There was .
musical prorram and special r~sdinc 60
for Miss Doris were given bv M-s.
EstA Walton Tarns-. after witch
dainty rsfrsshpenty of ~ creAna and
eahe wsp< ssrve1. an1 eksehef bat
toro4 onDeay01. 1nliooGfne he ~,
~ e ~ onnoonG<m6nk fhooo
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Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist or
Denver. will again be in Canon City
Tuesday. July s. at the Hotel Canon.
Consultation and examination OF
glasses free tAdv,)
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MAS RETURNED
PROM ovGQoGAo

Billie Richarda. who has been IN ths
ovsrrsas service for the past year,
returned 70 Canon City Sunday and
Ieft Tuss1ay fnr his holnes>ea1 psaz
0sGoy ~ oho eenmer.
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Flowers for the Living
AWhy wait till a man is dead to
tell the good things of his lise?"


her. The loss of her husband and
two fine boys was especially severe
and many women could not have stood
up under the load.
Mrs. ]. L. Tannehill. however. pos
sesses a world of fortitude and faith
You never hear a word of complaint
not a word asking for sympathy. She
goes about her exacting duties day in
and day out, doing the best that she
can for her family and for her EN-
ployers.
Mrs. Tannehill is reaching an age
in life where she would ordinarily be
settling down to ease and comfort. but
God wiIIed it otherwise and she &C
cepts that will unfalteringly- 1t is tina,
trait that marks her a noble woman
and worthy of the respect and esteem
of all.
II is one thing to make a joke and
another thing 10 take. one. Many OF
us have plenty of fun when the joke is
on the other fellow. but can't see the
point when the joke is on us. One OF
the exceptions is William H. Dozier
He enjoys himself to the fullest when
he can pull some harmless joke On
some OF his friends. but he also en-
joys 1t about as much il /; is pulled
on him. He makes fun out of il
either way.
Mr.. Dozier is one of Canon City's
most public-spirited citizens. He has
been a wheel-horse of the Chamber oi
Commerce ever since he has beeh in
town, which has been since Heck was
pup or fhereabouts. He was a
wheel-horse during the various war
drives. making an excellent, ready
and willing aid to Mai. d. n. Cooper
Mr.. nozier mows his own lawn and
keeps his extensive and beautiful
place on Macon avenue up in fine
shape without additional help with
the exception of a flock of lawn NOW.
ers. Ee pays cash for everything he
buys, so that his advice TO youns
men. Pay cash young man. and grow
up without debt" will have some
weight behind it.
Mr.. Dozier has 9 mind of his own
and speaks out in meeting so that peo-
pie know where he stands all the
time. He is not pussy-footer. and
is either here or there and not here
and there"
He was born on farm and knows
what hard work was. and for some
reason or other he has never gotten
out of the habit.
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WANTED-2 young men to room and
board; modern conveniences- 12s
Greenwood avenue. l4a-p6t
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alrs. Eta Walton Turner and Mrs
Jessie Emmerson Price were l O'Clock
dinner guests at the home of Mrs. "
u. Anderson, Ills Greenwood avenue
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-08

The mill will never grind again with
water that is past
God Is giving you the opportunity.
don't let 1t go by. You've never had
one like this in tho history OF this
city and you probably never VIII nave ave
another. Tho Lord has given us THIS
great chance to do something that VIII
make the world better and dry the
tears on the cheecks OF evil
nnsf of76 OF 1hssk ots scr~
n,sass> wagaas foised ID And> asNas
thirty people got out and the lady said.
wouldn't we have q good crowd i!
everybody was like the deacon" ana
the preacher said to her. -You are go
ing to be entertained in the deacon
home while you are here"
That night as they sat around tne
fireplace she turned and said, Will you
tell me an Interesting storyT
There waa boy and his father was
a deacon In the church. His father
had wiiled the farm to him. His neigh
Dor over hero was an infidei and he
died and willed his farm TO the son
and he was an infidel- This man had
on hts farm n granite quarry and one
day when he was away from homo MS
neighbor was homo getting granite
for tho house and he was fatally IN.
jured. They sent for thu doctor ana
the doctor turned to tho man and SAID.
4 will 90 and get the minister, no ma"
not long 70 live.
And no started out to unite hrs
horse and he thought The preacher
lives too Tar away. will go over ana
get the Deacon 20 he said: nave
changed my mind. I will 80 Tor Inv
deacon
.-rhe man heard the mention Of his
name and he said, Doctor. you neea
rot 70 for the deacon. He has known
all these years that I did not believe
and he has never warned me-
'.rhe doctor said some WORDS ous
he fell back and said. II you see the
deacon you can tell him died enrs-
ing him ana Cod
tho doctor drove over 70 the oen-
cons home and ne met him coming out
no said. Don't stop. I hear my neien-
Dor has been fatally injured and ]
want to get there before he dies. may
be can help him"
"The doctor said to him. You need
not 70, / nave come to bring you
taste OF the Judgment he died cors-
ing you and your God. o.,
Now. that man took the polling hss
Of that township in which he lived
ana there was not a family that he
has not zone to and talked with per-
sonaily about their souls and urged
them to turn and give their hearts to
Jesus Christ He proposed to use
the latter part Of his life 80 1t would
be fruitful for God.
Jesus went into the synAEogue on
tna sabbath day. he found there q
NAV With A wishered hand and he
said to tho man. -stresch forth tiny
hand The Bible said II became whole
like unto the other, and he went out
there with two hands Instead or one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-08

little boy hero with some loaves
and fishes"
sardines and biscuits. or sinkers,
as we might call them. And 80 they
sent for this little boy and they
brought him to Jesus and he said:
Sonny have you any sardines and
biscuits with you? Tho Lord wants
them.'
The boy said, "Ail right
o-they all sat down. and then he
i can See donhtfnx 4non,1a. a. his.
t6oK d vllttle sarcine by the tail. and
IA biscuit and he started to break II
OF. A fellow said. "Ah. Thomas.
don't be SO stingy. l am hungry"
He said, II have been told to give
you that, but you've got to show ne.
out. how we can make this go
around
DID Not piminish.
He kept on breaking OF and II did
not diminish. They fed the great
+throng and they gathered mp twelve
baskets full In the hands of Jesus
II became a banquet for n multitude.
go. give God your ability; let him
put his blessing on 1t. He win feed
the hungry world. and the world Is
hungry. God took Davih's sling and
multiplied It and he killed the Phiiis.
tine. God Almighty can take you and
put his blessing on you and with You
he WITH confound the wicked and bless
tho world lust give him q chance.
Give him what you've got That IL
what the little boy did Ana thsrs-
fora
Oh. the wasted hours ef fffn. that
have swiftly ortfted By.
Alasi the coed we might have dome.
all gone without q sigh:
Love that we might once have saved
by a single kindly word.
Thoughts conceived but ns'er ex-
pressed. perishinx unpenned, nm
heard.
OH take the lesson TO thy soul. for
ever clasp It fast.
The mill VIII never grind again with
water that Is past
Work on while the sun doth shine,
thou man Of strength and win.
The streamlet ne'er doth useiess glide
by clicking water mill;
Nor walt until tomorrow's light beams
brightly on thy way.
For all that thou can'st can ehfne own
lies In the phrase today
Pc SESSIONS, power. and blooming
heath. must all be lost at last
The mill win never grind again with
water that Is past"
Oh' love thy God and fellow man. thy
self consider Last,
For come II will when thou must scan
dark errors of the past;
Soon win this fight for life be Ger.
and earth recede from view
And heaven In all it's glory shine whers
all is pure and true,
An then thou'it see more clearly Sfiii
the proverb deep and vast,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-08
Saivataou T1hroush Jesus.

Now, IL II impossible to be saved
and not know jesus There II no
salvation outside Of Jesus. It Is i'm
possible to have knowledge without
being learned. Latin and Greek arc
all nonsense to the man that knows
nothing about II, but to the man who
knows about It. 1t = knowledge and
It II power.
The finest music fails ON unmusical
ears, but to musical ears Il 10 charm
ing. sing the same tune to all
song1-Yankee Doodle. They're all
alike to me. Every time . man o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
CLAUSULA DE-
SHANTUNC Is
ENMENDADA
La Comisi5n de Relaciones
del Senado adopto Ia en-
mienda por 9 votos
contra echo
Ell serador Lodge propuso
que Sc tachard la paIabra
"Japon" y Sc sustitu-
vera por "China"

WASHINGTON, Agosto 23.-Por
nueve votos contra echo, Il CoriisIon
de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado
adopt6 hoy una cnnianda al tratado
de paz, por Ia cual, los derechoS ale
names en- Ia provincial de Shantung,
China, pasaran a China en- e ce al
Jap6n, como Sc esdpula en- el citado
tratado.
Todos los niembros democraticos
Y ell Senador rcpubEcano McCumber,
por North Dakota, votaron en- contra
de la enmienda o reforma. La en-
mienda fue prese1tada por el Pre-
sidente de Ia cit4da Ccmision Sc
nador Lodge y pedia que Ia palabra
"Janon" fuera tachada en- las secio-
mes relatives a Ia disposition de
Shantung, en- e. trataGo de paz, y
Sc susttiuHera por Ia palabra China
Para acelerar ia consideration del
tratado con Ia esperanza de poderlo
presentar al Senado antics de que ter
mine IA semana ~entrante, Ia Comision
caribio 81 proyecto relative a "a ce-
lebracion de una audiencia publica
y acord6 que Sc discutaeran las en-
miendas p~ropuestas Y r~eservas, tan
pronto como fuera possible. Con ex-
cepcion de Ia audiencia de los egip-
clos Que Sc ina 4 cclcbrar cl lunes
para yer 81 case relative a csc pals,
Il Comision proyecta TRAFALGAR todos
los dias en- ell tratado nasta ell Wer-
mes, para Ia cual fecha Sc esPera por
los miembros reou5licanos ' demo
cratas de Ia Comision, que este listo
el informe 20 Ell que se habra de
presentar el Tratado al Senado.
Tanto los liders republicano5, CO.
mo los deniocratas p~redicen que IA
Comisi6n adoptara varias de Jas pro-
puestas enu7iendas al cuerpo gene
raj del tratado, Pero los liders de Ia
administration dicen que estan segu-
ros de que todas elias seran desc
chadas por el Senado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
ALEMANIA REC0BRA-
RA PRONTO SU
UERZA 7
PODERIO
Ell x-Ministro alemdn en-
Buenos Aires tacha de i'm
posi5les los terminus
de- tratado
No cree en- la efectividad de
la Liga de las Naciones,
tai y como Sc halla
constituida

BUENOS AIRES, Agosto 25.-El
| Baron Won Dem Busch Haddenhau-
sen, ex-Ministro aleman en- Ia Argen-
tina, en- una ~ent-evista Que plbAca
hov el diario "Buanos Aires Herald
peri6dico escrito en ingles dice que
las irdemnizaciones estiruladas en-
ell tratado de paz para que pague
Alemania, no seran jamas colectadaS
porque son tan ridiculas y tan exa-
geradss que Ia Lga de las Naclones
las anulara 0 reducira grandemente.
Agreea cl Baron que esta es sola-
mente una question de tempo, hasta
que Alemania vuelva : ocupar 81
antique puesto de supremacia-' .
Hablandc del trataec de paz, e.
Baron 10 tacha de ser una monStruo
sidad V una imposition sin ~precedan-
te en- Ia historic"
Hablando do Ia responsibilities por
Ia guerra. el Baron declare que c!
pueblo aleman estuvo detras de su
emrarador s6lidamente, por 10 que
en- consequence, aquel es Ell me-
responsible por los actos de Ia que
IRA. Del Presiderte Ebert de Ale
mania, dijo e. Baron que es IN hom-
bre capaz Y de energia-
Del Pres:dente Wilson dijo que no
poseia este IN car&cter tan fuerte
como 81 Sc habia imaginado. "Tal CO.
81 oued6 de manifesto en- "a poca o
debil resistencia Que opuso 4 sus con-
trincantes Lloyd-George y ClemeA-
ceau CT Ia Confercncia de Paz, Gule-
mes pudieron defender las causas que
presentaron con mas vigor Y auda-
cia qqe el Presidente Wilson FL
Executive americana nc tuvo Ell poder
necesario paar dar paso q sus opinlo
mes en- el consejo de los aliados.
Respecto de Ia Liga de las Naco-
mes Won Hadderhausen manifesto
que IA e~factividad de tai l:ga dependia
enteramente de como Sc manejara e.
asunto, agregando que tai Y como SC
halIaba ahora, parecia> mas bien ser
IN Instruments de "a Entente para
tener a Aleraania donninada.
HabIando per 1ltimo de Ia coEtro-
vcrsia sobre Ell tratado de paz en- ell
Senado americana, declare que no
Gebia tomacse en- serio, pues que tai
cosa no era mas que Parte dc una
politica rara desacreditar a. Pres'-
dente Wilson
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
Los PREPARATIVOS
PARA RECIBIR
PERSHINC
Ell Congreso "a a tonaar Ia
iniclotiUa para arTeglar
los honores que Sc
lie kardn
Para 81 5 o 9 de ~Sepfiembre
Sc espera que llegue a N.
York ell Jefe de las
Fuerzas Expe-
Dictionaries
D. c., Agosto :

WASHINGTON. D. c., Agosto %.
La reception qre Sc hara al gene
raj John J. Pershing, Comandante eH
,Jefe de las Fuerzas Expedicionarias
Americans en- Francia, a SD resreso
de Europa, scra eXtraordinaria por 81
bril!antez Y soiemnidad. 81 Sc leVan
a cabo los planes que estan Frepa-
randose pos Ell Congrcso.
La techa de llegada del general
Pershing z Nueva York, sera el ocho
O ell nueve de septienlbre, slendo
muy probable que Ell Presidente
Wilson este presente en- Ia recep-
cion.
Ell Representante Kahn, Presiden-
te de Ia Comisi6n de Asuntos Militia
res de Ia Camara de Diputados, va a
presentar una resolution en- IA que
hide aue Sc efectue n session con-
junta de las dos Camara del Congre-
so el dia IS de sophomore ZEN Ia cual
Sc dara Ia bienvenida al general
Pershirg v ha pedido va que Sc nom-'
hre una comisi6n de CHICO senadores
Y slate diputados para que arregIen
10 relative 4 Ia reception.
81 los planes del Representative
Khan Sc llevan a efecto, csc dia
de Ia reception, Sc ~presentard al Je-
fe de las Fuerzas Expedicionarias,
una espada de orc, como una muestra
de aprecio Pot SIS servicio. FL acto
Official sera motive para 4 reunion
en- Ia cue ~figuraran les altos funcio-
narios V estadistas Gel pals, Ell cuer-
20 diplomatico Y los altos jefes y
oficiales del Ejercitc y Ia Marina, a
quienes Sc hara una invitaci6n espe-
cial.
Tambi6n Sc piensa que ell Presi-
dente conferira para esa fecha, Ell
grade de General de Ejercito por Vi
da, como va 10 indicara en- alguna
OCCASION el Primer Magistrate. e. pro
veto relative a Ia autorizaciGn y
cre2ci6n del citado grade, Sc presen-
tara al Conereso Ia sernana entrarte
a fin de que Sc halle en- vigor para
cuando regrese el general Pershing.
Giro de los detalles cue Sc tienen
en- consideration, sera una solemne
parada por IL historical Avenida de
Pennsylvania, desde ell Cap;tolio q
Ia Casa Blanca, con Ell general Per-
shing a IA cabeza de Ia Primera Di-
vision que Sc halla ahora en- canine
hacia este pals,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
de ser alberto, en-
Ia Gale de Houston,
I'm m~agnlfico Taller
de SaStTerla.

Durante los ultimos dias Sc ha no
tado gran actiYidad en- los cfrculos
industriales de San Antonio V a Ia
larga lista de negociaciones que Sc
han estado estableciendo, debemos
agregar el magnifico Taller de Sas-
trerfa dc Howell, Perry and Hearn.
Esta negotiation es q Ia vez repre-
sentante de Ia casa V. Price and Co.,
de Chicago, H., considerable como una
de las negociaciones, en- su genera,
mas i~mportantes de Estados Unidos.
Ell senior Perry ACADIA de regresar
de Chicago, pues quiso escoger per
sonainente las telas que formariaa
81 surtido Y esta SECURE de que pue-
de dejar satisfecho al gusto mas de-
llcado en- materia de trajes y mate
riales de Ia mejor calidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
FEDERICO EBERT PRESTO
JURAMENTO COMO PIE.
DE ALEMANIA
La ceremonial Sc efectuo en-
Ell Teatro Nacional de
Wennar eI dia Il

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WEIMAR, Agosto 22.-El jueves
ultimo tuvo lugar en- Ell Teatro Ma
cional de esta ciudad, que ha servido
como asiento de Ia Asamblea Nacio-
nal alamana, Ia ceremonial del iura-
mento de Federico Ebert, como Pre-
sidente Imperial de Alemania. Una
gran rluchedunlbre Sc reunio en- la
plaza que Sc halla frente al teatro
v n guarGia de honor compuesta
de Lanjaeger fue tendida fernando
valla frente al teatro.
A los acordes del himno nacional
que TOGO ura banda dc misica, fue
recibido Herr Ebert a Ia entrada del
teatro por los Vice-Presidentes Y Sc
cretarios de ia Asamblea, duienes 10
condujeron hasta jonde Sc hallaoa
Constantine Fehrenbach, ~pnesidente
de Ia Asamblea, que 10 esperaba de
pie en- la piataforma central. Todos
los miembros del Consejo Imperial Y
de la Asamhlea SC rusicron de pie a
Ia entrada de Ebert, al que tributa-
ron una estruendosa ovacion. Los a.
sientos r~eservados en- Ia Asamblea pa
"a los representatives del Partido Ma
cional alcman V los socialism III
dependencies, Sc hallaban v~acios, pues
ninguno de esos reprcsentaates con-
rrr;0 & la ceremonial.
Despues de que el Presidente Ebert
hubo prestado Ell juramento de ley
Herr Fehrcnhach, Presidente de Ia
Asamblea, %pronunci6 IN 5reve disc1r-
so al que Ell Presidente Ebert contes-
to o patri6ticas frases.
En- seguida ell Presidenta Fehren-
bach sc &irigi5 q Ia Asamblea para
dar Ia despedida a los Delegates por
haber terminado con tan buen exito
u labores en- Weinar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
JAPON VA A CONSTRUIR
NUEVOS BARCOS De
GUERRA

TOXIC, Agosto 23.-El MinisEro
de Marina del Japon ha dado q CO.
nocer en- parte 81 programa de cons
trucci6n naval, de los barcos que Sc
ran constrridos en- el proximo ano
fiscal, entire los cue Sc incluycn dos
cruceros de bataIla; tres cruceros Il
geros; cinco destroyers de primera
clase; cinco destroyers de segunda
clase: varios craceros &c batalla de
10000 toneladas cada uno; varios sub
marines v varios canoneros.
e programa de construction Sc es
pera que quadara terminate para
1928.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
LA SEMANA ENTRANTE
Sc PRESENTARA AL Sc
NADO Ell TRATADO
De PAZ
La Comision de Relaciones
Exferioyes esta acelaran-
do sus labores para rem
dir ST. informe

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WASHINGTON, D. c., Agosto %.
de una semana IA Comlslon
dc Rc~laciones Exteriores del Se9a-
do estara lista para ~presentar el ira
tado de paz al Senado, para 81 dis
custom. seg1in manifesto hoy ell Sc
'rsdor Lodge 4 los lideres de "a ad-
Yrin;straci6r en- csa Cauara-
Las a~udienc;as que Sc van a con-
celer a los griegos, egipcios, irlande-
ses V otros representatives de naclo-
nalidaGcs. seran difer;ias hssta des-
rues Ga Que Ia Conisi6n inforne 81
tai cosa es n~ecesaria.
L. Co1nIsi6n Sc reani5 hoy para EN-
pear a votar las reformas o en-
mierdas del tratado. La session fpe
precedida por n c~onferenc:a de los
-niembros nnpublicanos cue eSpers-
ban para csc tempo, Unirse respec-
20 de IN programa de- labor que ace
lere tanto cuanto sea possible Ia dis
pcsicion de las reformas-
Con cl teyto del tratado ante Ell
Senado Sc iniciara Ia Ease final de IL
discussion sobre Ia ratification Y es
De esperarse que las sesiones que So
celebner en- ESQ Cuerpo, seran en- ex-
t-no acaloradas Y sobre pasarsn en-
oratoria, a todas las que hasta ahora
Sc han eefctudo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
MAYOS MONEY EXCHANGE 1s Vest Commerce St San A,su:o r..
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
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nuestros initadores tenen cue vendor
MAS CARO- porque tienen que repartir
eonis'ones q cientos de Bancos America
nos: porque no uenen Eaaco propio.
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clos baratisimos o resaIarle HiJ.s re -
SOS, deoe de tener mucho cuidado. va one
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enviaron I casas deseoEocidas o POGO no
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