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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
sartoriai Expedient.

8am-Man, is you all plumb crazy?
What for you got you-all's pants on
hindside foremos'?
Rastus-Sh! Don't talk so loud. You
see, Is invited to a PATTY tonight an
rs gettin' de bulge ort'n de knees
Boston Transcript.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
Z CHARRED BODIES
TAKEN FROM FIRE

Montreal, Quebec. Can, Aug. H.
Seven bodies, charred beyond tdeati.
flcation were Mt h morgue here today,
following last nights fire al Dominica
Park, an amusement resort.
1t is believed three c. che victims
e men, three women and one a
small boy.
A eigaret stub is supposed to have
started the .bheA,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
BAKERS. strike ENDS.

London. Aug. 1.-THE bakers strike,
ended Sunday. The men agreed to -
sumo work tomorrow on the under
standing that the strikers would mott
be penallzed for refusing to work and
that the government Introduce a bill at
the earliest possible moment abolishing
night baking.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
LAWYERS BOOST PRICES.

Bend, Ore. Aug. 12.-The cost Of Iiti-
cation In Desputh county tool q SO per
cent Jump, when attorneys Of the 18th
judicial district, ~orgsnized the Central
Oregon Bal Association and adopted
a standard fee scale The advance was
deemed neceaaasy because Of increased
living costs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
LENGTHY FORD TRIAL
ENTERS FINAL WEEK

Mount ClemenA, Mich, Aug. Ia
The, 14th and last WeekSof the hear
ing Of Henry Ford's $1,000, 900 libel
suit against the Chicago Daily Trib-
une began today With Oscar c. Lun-
serhausen, n of the battery OF Ford
lawyers addressing the jury. $780,
WednetsNy morning Judge Tucker
will instr the Jury ana lsena II to ita
ss~iibersti
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
o MEXICAN OIL

Washington, Aug. 9.--Award to the
Mexican Petroleum Corporation OF a
contract for $780, 900 barrels of fuel oil
at si.18 q barrel. for deliery at st.
Thomas, West Indies, was
today by the shipping board.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14

Most Of us get M even break at that
"a bald-headed man needn't worry
about dandruff.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
ENGLAND TO SUPERVISE
DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD.

Avg e-a.c1se 9Hohe.t=,
o controller, announces that the
government has decided to resume
control 4. the supply and distribution
OF imports Of bacon, ham and lard
and that the prices to be charged
would also be under supervision.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14

More than $500 new wives OF doukhbsys,
from "over there. have alresdy landed
sser nero. as ."-os.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27

Andalusia, June 26.-(SpeciaL) - Our party, after strenuous trip over some so-called state highways, is here to at tend a largely attended meeting of the Alabama Press association and to enjoy the hospitality of the Andalusians. An dalusia is giving each delegate delightful entertainment free and the Chamber of Commerce is looking after even the per sonal expenses. President A. w. McCul- tough of Gadsden opened the fifteenth annual session to hear an eloquent ad dress of welcome by President White of the local Chamber of Commerce.
 Editor W. E. w. Yerby of Greensboro responded in happy manner on behalf of the association. Secretary James Hard of Birmingham read an interesting sta tistical report of the year S work, clear ing the way for the regular programme. The paper read by Frank Julian of the Sheffield Standard was rich in concrete suggestions which ought to be passed upon by a legislative committee and presented to the legislature for action. on their merits without the Alabama Press asso- citation appearing before the body as an organization. It was referred to Chester Johnson J. c. Wilkinson and Edward poty, the legislative committee.
 The afternoon session opened with a strong paper by Webb Stanley of the Greenvile Advocate on the job office as an adjunct to a weekly newspaper. It was highly practicable, being based on
 personal experiences
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
THE TIGER
 OF FRANCE

H. Hyndman biography Georges Benjamin Cemencau has given admirng world clear ana Monoeriu picture VI ~ of against Hell and Hunsm
 Cemnceaus early life thoughtful ana Frenchman lo41 disappointment throughout the years 1893 destroyed no IeWer less reactonary administrations
 ore than other prevent deterorang and kept alive the spirit the minds and hearts of mem who democratic dictator has been for than century had greater opportunity Russia offered Cmenceau for his beloved France
 Then why should Cemenceau succeed be known the strong while failed disgraceful failed and the weakng from opportunity and serted his country?
 probable probable the found the physical fitness of the two
 Cemnceau has always been of force RED whose blood fercey goousy warmly.
 the Kerensky boyhood physical uncertain vacatng unsteady personality He had the sparks body strong enough carry he failed at the supreme moment
 of Clemenceaus and Kernskys modified and the Kerenskys the growing class
 They need force, vitality, vim vigor strength. health
 beautiful Alabama the gift of Nature offered burdened with health and weak, nervous constitutions
 of Sunshine Alabama, there is found the home of FERRALlNE
 offered to the Kerensky famiesthose the health by they kept strong battle for themselves and their families and countries
 Begin NOW. a drug gift to all have lost thrown failed make good
 No mentality grow strong graed upon body and if he suffers from the dread of Indigestion
 FERRALNE is sold by ALL GOOD druggists merchants Dis ibud by Northingon Drug Co., and Collier Drug Co.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27

morrow produce dealers declared tonight, normal conditions would prevail
 The seriousness of the situation was relieved early today when the produce dealers lifted the embargo on incoming green goods and fruits, which had been held at the railroad yards at Potomac, Md, and Edgemere,1 N. J., since the strike was called. The dealers expect to notify shippers in the south and west to resume shipping immediately.
 J. L. Lippman. speaking for the deal- CTS, said some of the market porters had returned to work without any attempt toward settlement of their demands for shorter hours and increased wages. No disorder occurred during the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Contest Over Army
 Bill Seems Likely
 By Associated Press

Washington, June 26.-Possibility of a contest between the House and Senate as to economy in appropriations for gov when conferees of the $Ss9, ,0o0,000 army appropriation bill failed to reach an agreement on the size of the army for 1920 and decided to report a disagree ment to their respective branches.
 Limitations of such a contest were given in. the House today by Representa- tice Monden, Wyoming, republican lead- CT. who in connection with selection of conferees on the army bill said he hoped House representatives on the conference committee would realize the general at titude of the House toward Senate in creaseS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
CERTAIN ID
 REFEREE B|G BOUT
Championship Match Takes Place One Week From
 Today

Toledo, O., June 26.-Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey to- day entered the home stretch on their training grind in prep aration for their heavyweight championship contest here on July 1.
 Willard announced that he would continue to work as he has been do- ing for the last week-boxing from s to 10 rounds daily and taking three or four rounds of shadow boxing and exercises to strengthen his aodo- ninal muscles. The champion is pleased with his condition and is con- fident that he will be in the best shape of his career when he climbs through the ropes to face his youthful chal- lenger.
 Before boxing 10 rounds at his Mau- mee bay shore camp today, Willard hoped on the scales and balanced the beam a 243A pounds, which is six and one-quarter pounds below ths weight he made for his championship match with Jack Johnson in Havana in 1915. The champion said he eA- pected to enter the ring weighing about 240 pounds. as the drying out process of the last 36 hours before ring time would burn up the surplus flesh on his huge frame.
 JESS TOYS WITH PARTNERS
 The champion merely toyed with his sparring partners this afternoon fail- ing to extend himself at any time He did not attempt to land any more than a half dozen solid blows and kept Up a repartee with the crowd wh ich roared when Willard dropped his hands to his sides and allowed his sparring mates to wallop him in the stomach and on the jaw.
 The challenger boxed the usual six rounds with Bill Tate the Jamaica Kid and Jack Malone, stepping two with each man.
 The Jamaica Kid was knocked to his launches with wicked right handler to the chin and remained on his knees until the count of six before seeking refuge in d cllnch. Although Dempsey pulled his punches while box ing with Malone, the St Paul welter- weight had his teeth loosened when the challenger let fly an uppercut while breaking away from a clinch.
 Manager Kearrs announced tonight that Dempsey would wind up his train . Ing next w NedneSday. The challenger scaled 197 pounds before entering the ring this afternoon. The. tented in closure was packed with 2300 persous The crowd included several hundred women.
 It was accepted as certain to-
 night that Ollie Pecord of Toledo
 would be named referee. The an-
 nouncement of the third man in
 the ring, together with the two
 judges, is to he made tomorrow as
 soon Promoter Rickard receives
 official word from the Army, Navy
 and Civilian Board of Boxing Con-
 trO1, which will meet in New York
 to ratify the selections.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, June 26.-Further rains throughout the south brought a higher opening this morning.
 After slight setback the National Ginners estimate of TOT for the condition of the crop and between Il and F per cent decrease in acreage caused sharp advance, prices reaching the 331s cent level. At this figure realizing and a higher call money rate caused a reaston in values. In the early afternoon Messrs. Clement and Curtis published their fig ures of 70.5, which brought fresh buying.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses filed in the probate office yesterday are as follows: Duke Grady Berry, Birmingham, and Miss Emma Marie Calame.
 D. P. McGlon, Ensley and Mrs. Nell Skinners.
 Harold Silverfield, Birmingham, and Miss Mary Sirotsky.
 Howell Marsh, Sayreton, Ala, and Miss Sarah Bergman.
 A. V. Summers, Birmingham, and Miss Menda Caldwell
 Roy A. Winham, Birmingham, and Miss Aline Swain.
 Richard M. Gray, Birmingham, and Miss Mary Lee Beatty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Adjournment Is Taken
 in FOrd-Tribune Suit
By Associated Press

Mt. Clemens, Mich, June 26.--Whfle from the standpoint of the lawyers, to- days testimony in the FordChicago Daily Tribune libel suit was important the fact that it was merely corrobera- tory detracted from it's interest to the spectators. Adjournment was taken until Monday because of absence from court of Attorney Elliott G. Stevenson of the Tribune counsel, who was in- jured in an automobile accident last Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
ALL BIDS REJECTED
 FOR SURPLUS MEATS
ax Au.nniatsd Prs..

Washington, June 26.-All the bids opened on June 20 for surplus stocks of canned meats and vegetables held by the war department were rejected today by Director of Sales Hare, who an- nounced that the prices offered ranged between 25 and 50 per cent of the cost to the government Eighty-six bids were received, practically all from pack ing houses.
 New tenders will be opened June 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Tennis Tourney Results

Wimbledon, June 26.-In the third round of the tennis tournament today, Dean Mathey of America, beat J. $. Brown of England, 6-7-5.
 M. J. G. Crisie of England beat Cap tain Cannon of America, 60, 6-1 6-4.
 Capt Watson M. Wasburn of Amer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Backbone of New York Teamsters' Strike Is
 Effectively Broken
By Associated P-ess

New York, June 26.-The backbone of the market teamsters' and chauffeurs' strike. which deprived the city of fresh fruits and vegetables since last Monday. was effectively broken today. By to-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Fifteenth Annnal Session of Alabama Press Association Is h Full Suing At Andalusia

Edward Doty of the Tuscaloosa News gave the editors something to think about in what he called a discrimination of the roalroad administration towards the small dailies and weekly papers. Frank P. Glass made the statement that the present pol icy was but an experiment on the part of the railroads.
 Branscomb Master of the Alabama Christian Advocate made a helpful talk on the place of the religious press He stressed the fact that it was right for each denomination to speak 3or ylelf on matters related to denominational SUD- jects without asking or hoping for the secular press to do so.
 .The Press as an Educator" presented by w. T. Sheehan, editor of the Montgom- cry Advertiser, stressed the fact that the editorial page was being featured more at present than for sometime in the past. It vas a thoughtful pre- ser rtation of the ideal of editorial responsibility in these times of great issues.
 The recollections extended by w. E. w. Yerby were greatly enjoyed. He was followed by c. H. P. Hogan on the ad- vantage of a cost system for the job end of newspapers.
 After adjournment the editors were driven out to the Price Booker Manufac- turing company to get an insight into the pickling of cucumbers and, incidentally. to see some of the tobacco cultivation. A banquet set for 200 people was served by the Ladies Civic Improvement league, at which Oscar M. Dugger was toast- ma ster ended a happy day for the editors and the visitors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27

All these reports point to a low condi- tion report by the government on July 1st. As a consequence the trade look for higher prices, though they admit that the price discounts great deal and that purchases at this level must De made with great caution
 Hubbard Bros. and Co, Daily Cotton letter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
South Atlantic League

At Columbia: Columbia 8, Green vile f.
 At Augusta: -Spartanburg; rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
Camp Wilcox Meets Today

Camp Wilcox. United Confederate Veterans,' will hold theiEa regular meet ing in Starr Piano hall at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon. Notices of the meeting were sent out yesterday by Mrs. H. L. Bumstead, secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27

7-5, 6-S, 6-3.
 Captain Graves of America beat W c. Crawley of England, GO, S-6, S-6
 Miss Ryan of America beat Miss Mo- Jane of England. 6-1. 6-4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
BIG WRIGHTSVILLE
 BEACH HOTEL BURNS

Wilmington, N. C.. June 26.-The Sea- shore hotel, one or the two big hotels at Wrightsvile beach, 10 miles east of Will mington, was burned to the ground at late hour tonight. More than 300 guests escaped unhurt with most of their belong ings. The loss is partially covered by in- surance. Fire-fighting equipment was sent from this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27

Coal Shortage
 Says the U. S. Gouernn,ent Buy Your Coal NOW NoAL production fallen off alarming This bnaon of No increase possible without quick action by coal buyers the produced and ing until finally reaches the consumer During the past years e7it embarrassed working hours public utilities and caused ferng many homes.
 appeal bought their coal dur effort on the part of and shortage averted.
 In 19l9-the present year-we face this situation:
 
 3ooooooo Coal coalproduced 'an to June H -22 Quantity be produced remaining ao5oooooo Average weekly production S125ooo which must be produced weekly during coming oooo 1 the s s1ts ses ss of the ] ba @ h @ issued statement to the z'''"o tons eaenSeeN in rHheAu 0s00ns mg ' aan @ f of nners e sas are eeng way 1 f to fope eGa % preanc1n ht mas mot stimulated some ma5s % millions t1as looks @ Pg9bs v My wn#6ey0uF feel bound s that s1. as see the saua on we are likely to experne coal H1ea h sd s agues a aas of tbe Geog d sar vey These are all facts Consider them Government Warns You s sss ns % %
 National Coal Association
 Bank Building washin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27

The U. S. Pharmacopoea endorses every ingredient of Dr. SETH AR NOLD'S BALSAM for Summer Sick nesses Put up in handy bottle form for your convenience. Warranted by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

Conserve ell bardO su ROSA de
oro", gran vlspera de su vida de
poeta, es haber adquiridO un pri-
mer laurO al empezar su carrera,
de ensueilos y de Illusion; presto
lie ella su perfume espiritual Guam
do los zarpazos 10 hieran.
Ell Amor iIumin0 la frente del
laureado Y vaci0 en- la cOpa de
rubf de SUI inspiration ell nectar
que 10 hizo aletargarse para des-
pertar despues aside de los ver-
SOS que 10 llevaron dejarlos en-
manOs del hada. feliz de la gloria,
que los dev0lvi0 al poeta con la
Rosa de ORC que sOIo su fanta-
s1a.
;Salve, POeta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
MIGDALIA.
CIRCULARAsLA POLICIA

La COmisi0n de ServiciO Publ
co ha enviadO una Circular a los
jefes de DistritO de la policia, pa
ra que hagan cumplir SUI acuerdo
de la Ultima session, relatiya a
que los trucks de carga no puedep
llevar juntO o sobre de ella, pasa-
jeros. La primera infracci6n de
esta orden sera castigada con null
ia mfnima de $50, o ell nGmero de
dfas de carcel correspondence a
dicha multa. n N%sE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
UNA FLOR NATURAL

que Sc Gambia pOr una de ORC
que aroma, que inmOrtaliza, que
estimula. Ese es ell laurO alcaDZa-
do por ell joven>poeta J. |. de Die
90 Padr0 ell los recientes juegOs
fl0rales del Ateneo Puertorrique-
no.
ConOcemos ell mOmentO feliZ de
un poeta que alcanZa un laurel,
sabemos como Sc agita el alma en-
aQuellOs instantes en- que la glO-
ria deja yer ell camino para lie
gar ella, y mucho hemOs pensa-
do en- ell lauro de Diego Padr0 en-
su plena juventud al verse consa-
grado en- las lides del Gay Saber.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Sc AUsENTA

pCAN ~ " t0AIAN "A
de nuestrO lado por una causa
legftima la bella Y querida ami
ga JOsefina Bird de Barcel0.
Va a New York lleyando su in
teresante hijo Jaime, quien esta
atacadO de una peligrosa affection
Ell un dido, cuyO diagn6stico hizo
ell cOnnOtadO DR.. Gonzalez Mar
tinez pOr medic de la radiogra-
fla.
.Cerca de dos meses pas0 la Sc
nora de Barcel0 en- AibOnitO v
cuandO creimos vOlver a tenerla
Ell la ciudad Sc presenta ell mott
vO de su viaje a New York donde
sera operado Jaime por I'm famo-
so especialista.
DeseamOs a nuestra amable
amiga ell mejor viaje possible; ella
es fuerte de espfritu y no ha va
ciladO en- atender inmediatamente
al diagn0stico medicO aun sin po
der por sus ocupaciones multi
pies acompaharla su seilOr espo
so.
Sabe JOsefina que nos interesa.
mos sinceramente en- que Jaime
recupere la salud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Information dc AIGdlQ.


tOs Oficiales, nuestro celOsO Alca1-
de senior Manuel Ledesma.
Ell DR.. Vara veterinariO del
Departamento de Sandal ha es-
tado Ell esta ciudad inspeccionan-
do ell ganado. Il ~~@ ,ss s
La individual AntOnia Ca
rri0n ha ingresadO en- la carcel
municipal cumplir treinta dias
de carcel por disposition de la
Corte Municipal de Manatf. M
-Ciento ochenta bollos de pan,
sesenta Y tres libras de carne v
seis litrOs de leche, fuerOn decOmi
sados pOr la Sandal.
-Genaro Rolon, m zagalet0n
de dieci0cho amos, fue arrestade
por orden del fiscal sefor ApOnte,
que le acus0 del delitO de falsif-
,caci0n. ''
Ante ell iuez seiIOr Cadilla con
trajerOn matrimonio Manuel Soto
Ortiz con Ramona Vargas Y Juan
Ramirez con AnicasiO Torres.
! FL Lcdo. +. Borrero Cordero
tiene Ell proyecto trasIadar su ga
binete optomGtrico a una casa
contigua a su quincalla Ell Ia Pla-
"a de la MOnserraie.
Ell Inspector de Agricultural
senior Pablo Olivencia, ha pasalo
una invitaci0n a los agricultores
para que asistan una cOnferen-
ella que quiere ceiebrar el % de
este mes en- la que tratara impor-
tantisim0s asuntos relaciOnadOs
con la cana, s0bre tOdO de la Ell
fermedad cOnOcida pOr el ''Mati-
zado'. que con tanta zalla la
Viene devastando. Los agricnlto-
res de este distl.it0. no deben fal-
tar, esta importante conferen-
cia. r.
Ell establecimient0 LA Espa
hola" que perteneeia a don Pablo
MiralIes, 10 ha compradO nuestro
amigo senior Antonio Rodriguez
Nora, quedandO como admlnlstra-
dor ell seior Miralles.
Sc CORE ell rumor de que ell
Cuerpo de Bomberos va a snfrir
una importante reforma, ponltn-
dose la altura de los mejores
OrganizadOs EN- la isla- ~"
Contra Francisco Castro Sc
ha iurado una denuncia por el pO-
licfa PiIerO por tener una casa
dormitorio convertida en- pOsada
de amor. .'.ei
En- el proximo mes de JUNO
seran puestas Ell libertad por eX-
tinci6n de condena, ciento treinta
seis muieres. ',ld
COrresponsol.
IN de mayo 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

Eel viernes tuvimos ell gustO de
yer aqui y lie saludamOs carinOsa-
mente, al estimado jOven Manuel
Perez Arguinzoni, gestionando la
adquisici0n de anunciOs para ell
"DirectoriO General de Puerto Ri
co" que Sc editara en- San Juan
por los sehores BlancO, Suro &
Co., Sc despidi0 de nOsOtrOs para
continuar viaje los demas pue-
bios de la isla.
Complete Gxito deseamos al iO-
ven Arguinzoni.
-Tambien hemOs vistO pOr
aqui al sefior Jose q. Cuevas, ac
two representante viajerO de "The
West India Oil Co.." que estara
entire nosotrOs varios dlas y sal
dra despu6s hacia otros pueblos
donde tiene neeesidad de ejercer
su inspection.
Grata permanencia deseamOs al
amigo Cuevas. e..t s
-HemOs nOtadO que con alguna
frecuencia Sc suspenden las sesiO-
nes del Concejo por motive de la
incomparecencia de los seiiores
cOncejales retardand0 asi los asnn
t0s que reclaman urgente resOlu-
ci0n. La session que debi6 cele--
brarse ell iueves, tuvO que transfe-
rirse para hoy sabado las 4 p. IN.
V DiOs sabe 81 hoy tambiGn ten
dra que suspenderse.
La Respectable Logia "Tanama,
celebr0 an0che una session en- la
cual pasaron a algunOs hermanOs al
Srado segundo. Despues de los
disclrsos hubo un banquete en- el
Hotel "BaleareS'
En- la proxfma semana ten
dram que ponerse al corriente en-
sus pagos de Quota tOdos los SO
clos que esten ell descubierto con
el Casino. Los SenOres que nO
quieran pertenecer a tan ntil co
mo altruista institution, podran
manifestarIo al Cobrador para
que ell Tesorero vaya eliminandC
a los retr0gdd0s. :.
Ell policia Padr0 denunci6 a
Gabriel AvileS V a Sebastian
Echandi, porque estos individuos
cogier0n como catre las mesas de
la Plaza del Mercado, donde dor
mian "a pata suelta".
-Ha obtenido up brillante eXi-
to la Comisi0n de la Camara de
Comercio Ell sus gestiones de ad
Quisici0n de socios. Son muchos
los cOmerciantes que han ingresa
do Via Comisi6n esta muy CON
tenta de su trabajo.
-Hemos dido decir que ell lu
nes piensa ir a San Juan en- asun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

congratulamos de que sostengan
dignamente la bandera que tremo-
laron los suyos de aver, los que
les suceden hoy.
Salvador Mestre Caparros nos
es bien querido, nos es familiar,
nuestra felicitaci0n 'es fraternal-
mente sentida.