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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15
Cofored People Sought
A. z. OF L. utilization
Frederick Moore Tells Of Going
TO See Conspers T,oice to
Get Negroes Into The Inion

The exodus of Italians and other
southern Europeans from the United
states the imminent restriction of i'm
migration by Congress and the great
need OF labor during the reconstruction
period have combined to bring about
the action taken Friday by the Ameri-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

''N''pcia Vi inc lull board shall b.
/ required to render an award in al
cases.
Committees to Investigate
Article 1O-The board may appoin
committees composed of its member,
! 10 investigate any case brought to it,
attention. The report of such a com
mlttee shall be made to the boarf
within thirty days from date of an
| pointment. ~p
Article 11-snould the board fail t.
make an award an umpire NAV he
! agreed upon whose findings shall be
maj; Should the board, by two.
thlrdS majority, be unable to aoree
upon an umpire, the secretary of the
United States Department of Labor
shall be called upon to name the
umpire
article Edwards by the board
may be reopened and reheard unon Tho
SUBMISSION of new evidence at the re-
quest OF any of the parties in inter
est PROVIDED that at least six members
OF the board vote favorably on allow
ing rehearing. Pending a rehearing
the award made shall remain in force
and effect.
Article 13-No member represent
ing the building trades department
shaIl vote on an award in DISPUTE
III Whlch ms own craft is involved, nor
Shaii any member employing one trade
exclusively vote on any award in
which that trade is party at interest
article 1.-THE board shall certify
Its award to the officials of each of the
organizations parties thereto.
Guide in Making Contracts
ARTICLE 15-It shall be the duty of
the officials, upon receiving such in
formation, to instruct its members to
carry out the decisions of the hoard
and to use them as a guide in the con-
duct of their work.
"Article 16-The decisions shall gov
ern the architects and engineers in
writing specifications and the contrac-
tors in awarding contracts.
ARTICLE 1.-THE term of Office of
members of the board shall be two
years. Serving members shall be
eligible for reelection.
ARTICLE IS designations and vacan-
cles on the board shall be filled by the
organizations from which they were
elected.
"Article 19-Compensation and ex-
penses of members shall be determined
by the organizations they represent,
All routine expenses of the board shall
be divided pro rata between the organ
lzatlons selecting members of the
board.
"Article 2o-The headquarters of the
board shall be in Washington, D. c.
Meetings may be held else where, at the
option of the board.
ARTICLE 21-The board shall meet on
the first Mondays in August, November
February and May, or upon the call Of
the chair.
ARTICLE 22-Rules and regulations 10
cover necessary parliamentary proceed.
ure may be adopted at anv regrlsr
session Of the board, by majority
vote.
ARTICLE 23-Amendments or sdd;-
TONS to this plan may be submitted a.
any pine to the organizations parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-15

Der shall be elected by the building
trades department of the A. F. of L,
from the same trade.
ARTICLE 9-The duties of the board
snail be to hear claims for jurisdic-
ton over work performed by build
ing trades, and to determine by which
trade the work in contention shall
be performed end to make an award
IN conformity with the facts sub
mltted by the contendents. At least
two-thirds majority of the voting
members of the full board shall be
required to render an award in all
cases.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

Darlington was Mississippi man
before going to Memphis, where he
married Miss Willie Dennison,
daughter Of Mrs. Jennie Clement.
OF course you haven't Il. It's al:
ways Some one else but il y6u
have a cough, and q little fever
these are SYMPTOMS Of consumption,
might be a good idea for you to
take ELK LUNG REMEDY TONIC
AND FLESH BUILDER. We have
sold it for IS years and have seen
great results from it II will give
a good appetite cause you to sleep
we'll and build flesh. 1t is the most
powerful Lung Remedy knowns II
will destroy the germ. A trial will
convince you. Elk Drug Store Store,
The committee composed of Mes
Sis Jno S. Fielder, A. H. Joyner
and M. B. Hart who had charge of
the repairing Of bridges on Purdy
Road, are under obligations to the
Roberts Auto Company for the use
of their Dodge Commercial Truck
which was a great help in carrying
on the work and making it possible
to get the bridges ready for travel
within three days after the great
rain. The work on the bridges on
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
Additional Local.

j. W. McIllwain, former Trustee
of Decatur county, fell dead in the
garden Of his home at Parsons, about
III o'clock, Tuesday morning He
left q wife and several children,
one son with the army Of occupa-
ton in Germany. He was reputed
one Of Decatur county's best citizens.
He was Presbyterian in religion
and said to be a most consistent
Christian gentleman.
The District Centenary meeting
held here last Friday in M. E. Church
South, in an all-day service, was
attended by delegates from all over
Lexington district. preachers and
laymen. The speakers were John
r. Pepper, Of Memphis, and w. j.
Mccoy, Of Martin, Conference Com
missioner for the Centenary move
ment. Refreshments were served
in the church by the ladies at the
noon hour.
Mrs. Charlie Dennison, daughter
Of Mr.. G. R. Austin, near Chester
field, was in town last Monday with
a pretty three months-old-baby
that has never seen its father.
Charlie Dennison left Lexington as
a draft soldier last August 9Th.
sailed overseas October 5th, 1918.
and returned to American shores
on the 9th inst. His wife is expect
ing him home from Camp Gordon
at very early date.
Annual Missionary Day will be
observed in the Baptist Sunday
School next Sunday morning with
appropriate exercises rendered by
all departments of the school The
members and friends of the school
are urged to be sure to be present.
Remember the Sun time is $50
O'Clock. which will be according to
Sun time, just an hour earlier than
the usual time for beginning. Watch
out for the change.
The West Tennessee State Teach
ers' Association of which j. O.
Brown is President meets in Mem
phis on April the 3rd. 4th and 5th.
He insists that the teachers Of
Henderson county who can attend
be present. There will be a most
excellent program and the teachers
should be present and hear the
discussions The State Superin-
tendent has declared Friday April
the 4th holiday with full pay for
all teachers who attend
The grocery business which has
been conducted in the W. c. Nc
Haney Block corner by John A.
Jones and W. L McHaney. has been
sold by those gentlemen to Mr..
S. 7. Darlington. late Of Memphis.
who took possession last Saturday
but left Mr.. Jones in charge until
he could return 10 Memphis and
bring his family to Lexington Dir.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

The city of Nashville has received
word that the Tennessee troops,
the Hath and lis Field Artillery
and the l14th Machine Gun Bat
tallion, will parade In that city on
next Mondny- which occasion is
going to attract q record-breakine
crowd to that Rock City. Il will be
q patriCs:s1 1dty well performed to
60 to Nashville on tina. occasion
and help in extending the glad
hand to the boys who have done
such splendid work. fighting the
Huns in France.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
NOTICE.

This is to notify all parties run.
ming transfer wagons or hauling
freight for merchants or for cotton
buyers in the corporation Of the
town Of Lexington, Tenn, or other
Incorporated town in Henderson
county, Tennessee, that under the
law you must procure a license for
such privilede in accordance with
the laws of the state.
Yours Respectfully,
J. W. Page, C. C. c.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

The item comes from London
that Justice Brandeis, of the United
States Supreme court, has been put
froward as the first president Of
the Jewish nation of Palestine and
the news comes from Washington
that the Justice does not take kind
ly to his boom for that Office. We
shall not oppose Justice Brandeis
being transplanted to Palestine and
will be glad to see Ex-President VIM.
H. Taft succeed him on the United
States supreme court.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

The Lexington Cash Grocery
Company. S. 7. Darlington owner
and MANAGER, is a new candidate
for public favor. succeeding the firm
Of Jones & McHaney in the W. C.
McHaney Block.
The stock purchased is a desirable
one, the stand one Of the best in
Lexington. hence, Mr.. Darlington
and the Lexington Cash Grocery
Company have before them the
promise Of a successful business.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
NOTICE..

To owners, operators and users oil
automobiles.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time has arrived
when you must procure tags or
numbers for your automobiles for
for the year 1919, or pay the pen.
atty for neglect or refusal to pro-
cure said numbers as the law d.
reefs.
Respectful Youss.sA
J. " Page. C. C. c.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
pERIcIEANS.

The Periclean Society met March
Is. 1919 and carried out the follow
ing program.
Debate: Resolved That we should
have a board appointed by the gov
eminent to adjust differences aris-
ing between labor and capital.
Afiirmative-He nry Powers,
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

Terry Wright
Neeative--Dewey Howell. Thread
dill Stewart.
After a lengthy discussion the
Judges decided in favor of the
Negative.
Question and Answers by Clar-
ence Kolwick.
There being no futher business
the society adjourned.
Reporter.
Roy McPeake.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

In connection with the Federal
statute To save dayligt and to pro-
vide Standard Time for the United
States, on Sunday March 30th at
ZOO o'clock a. m, all clocks
throughout the country will be adj
vanced one hour TO indicate 500
o'clock a. m. and all trains will be
run on the new standard time after
that hour.
w. /. Lightfoot,
General Passenger Agent
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

1t is said that the conference
held in Memphis last Monday ia
interest Of cotton acreage reduction,
will result in twenty five per
cent cut in the cotton acreage
and the organization will be made
permanent.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

this road was under the supervision
of MIR. Kennon Smith, who was
otherwise regularly employed, but
went to help out his friends, the
committee.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

Why Buy how.-Spring 10 the best
time to buy. The first litter from one Of
these gifts. II care Is taken. viii pay for
her. One pure bred giH should be on
every farm
Where the t4ogs Come Fromr-Mzdison
County breeders are using as foundation
stock Orion Cherry King. Defender and
Fancy Colonel strains. These hogs are
consigned by breeders. and BY boys who
have taken up pig club work Every AMI
NAL vaccinated
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
AUTO FIND ON HAND.

County Court Clerk ]. W. Page
reports the following automobile
fund on hand of date, Jan. /, 1919,
for Henderson county:
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

Auetioneer-Col. II. l. Igleheart, the
man famous for his knowledge Of good
Durocs. Col. Robt. J. Evans. secretary Of
the American DurocJersey Breeders A.
sociaticn. win be present
Where TO Get cstsioses>-write Jadd
Brooks. secretary. Jackson. Tenn. Do
II NOW.
Lunch wiz be served right on ths
grounds.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

About the show.-Every animal viii be
Brought into the show ring and judged
on It's merit as breed Eg animal A com
peteRt judge viii do this work. and prizes
will be awarded Crowds viii be present
b see this show.
About the saIe-The Madison County
Duroc Jersey Breeders Association Is
conducting t. None but good animals
viii be offered. Forty bred gifts. a few
open. and some bears win be sold al
YOUR PRICE
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
Soldiers To
T Grade In
Capital City
Next Monday

Returning Tennessee
troops, composing the
114th Field Artillery
and 114th Machine
Gun Battalion, will
perade in Nashville
next Monday morning
at 10 o'clock instead
of Tuesday as stated
elsewhere in this is
sue.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28
SIPS A MONTH

For MEN and WOMEN
Men and women. aged 16 to As, who
have finished eighth grade or
its equivalent, are .anted, from each
county. for business positions paying
up to SIPS a month. Chances for
promotion good. Experience NOT
necessary, We train you. Mail this
DRAUCHON'S. Nashville. Tenn.
Box T.92
Send particulars Of your proposition:
(Name)
(Addressl
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

II you are skinny" take Elk
Lung Remedy and Flesh Builder.
il viii build YOU up" il you doubt
IL try il or stay skinny" Elk Drug
Store
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-03-28

The above amount in Citizens
Bank Jan. |. 1919, -$2.527.77
Old funds in hands of
State Treas, Jan. |. 1919, 1.258.15
Total Unexpended Jan.
|. 1919, 1855
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
DIVERSAS.

q ANA &c Casa. Gaia &C Ia muier
bien cSueaGa en- naoeria DC cccina.
noda5. hygiene. cost1nb-cs Scc;aics,
medicinal. etc. u-Is
Il Esy dc los Observation-Disclosures arte &c
Cocina. p2<feIe-ia. 0cros:e-ia. ETC.. eoc
Ia organization poiitiea de Mexico. La
Constitution y IA Dictadara. por D..
- hr c,.iDcrS u.ar.I
de ccoiaa. con ecrca &c mil fo- nulss pa
~ hacc= los mas cSqCisitos phtos de IL
cociDS espanoia y f-ancesa ........... 6oc
La Tribuus Popolan-Mcdeios de dscursos
Para fiessaS socialeS. fanilizres Y IA
tri6;icaS himnos. hioS-affaS. &c ob-S
ilUSc-ads cor E-ab2ios ...--...-.--.. Sec
Aon0ioSos : Compositions para Reel
Ia. Entresacados dc los ~Eucjo-eS poe
tas espaao!cs c hisrano-ame-iesrcs ..So.!5
Manual dc P2stcleria : Rcpoetcrla--....sl.a0
Metrdo Complete de Scfteo. per don Hin
ricn ESlass SOc
Hetoio de Scifeo. prir,cra psrte ..-..... soc
E.toGc dc Sclf>o. scGunda pa-ts .--.--.-. SOC
.icdc-ro Secccsario Dc los AufSntc5.0S--
"a arro-oSas. artc DC asr2dar Y Dc Scr
zmaio. c~Srrisnra Scc-eta dc los auantcs.
~l.nsuajc de iss fio-cs. fruits. abaneo.
ctc.. y collection Dc p~cnszmicnto5 Para
vostslcs sc
Nueyo Nstodo para Aprendcr a tcear Gui-
tara. sin nccssidad DC maestro ....... Soc
O-ic1io NoviSinc. 81 sea Ct L.ioro Dc los
D~s:iroS-Nueva -diciGn. con q a-t- Dc
eXpEcar los sI~ucs. EmPsstado -...... S3c
PensamieatoS para P0stalcS.-Reco rlaciou
De vcros para ~tar1e.as Pc5tarS, a1snI-
P--fecto S~c-ccarro IicIicsDo.-ModcoS &C
ca-;ss comerciAeS. iitc-aTas. familiares
y snorcsas, pcnsamientos para poFtaleS
y cartas de pedinsnlo- L.ibro especial "a
- Ct pu5lico nseyicano. Tin t,no Grande 5c
Secrc,os De IA Bc!le-a Fcneni7a- Liaro
drStinado = coHsc=uIr cl ssllo dc "a ole
csrcia y r. bucn -isto y = aumcnto :
cCid5GO &c los encantos fI5iccs ..-..-. oc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20

neral carranciSta Alfredo Ricaut,
duien establecera Su Quartet general
en- Dr.. Arroyo. Cree el nuevo jefe
que este pueblo * el mejor punto es-
trategico para el desarrollo de las
operacioneS, por haliarSc en- el extre-
mo 4 que convergen los limiteS de los
EstadoS de San Luis PotoSi. Coahui-
Ia Y Nuevo Leon. que es donde deS-
de haee mucho merodean algunas par
tidas de rebelGes. sin que hasta hoy
Sc les haya batido con eficacia.
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-COSAS DEL D~ESTIERRO-
LOS G.

Ell que no nos cOrtaramoS las unas,
Ell que nuestros ~gobernantes patrlar-
! Gales cream mas convenience echarse
sobre las rentas del Municipio que
comprar maquinas de barrer para
cue s%ustituyan a las clasicas escobas
Y 4 los clasicos borrachos que las
manejan, Y ell que vivamos encerra-
dos en- una muralla china que nos
preserve del aqua de la piscina Y
de las exploraciones capilares del
peire.....
Y todos ellos habian claudicado
mucho mas dolcrosamente que 20;
todos ellos habian hecho mas vergon.
Zosa su derrota. pues habian lido mas
lejos de 10 que necesitamos. En- 81
carrera desenfrenada por los potre-
ros de IA civilization s~ajona, habian
pasado desbocados por Ell justo me-
dio y habian lido a dar de cabeza a
la cursileria, a 10 que nos sienta, a
10 que nos queda. a 10 que nos hacc
falta.
Pero ell case de Mateo es mas fuer-
re, mas tremendo.
Un ano paso de la fecha memora-
BILE en- cue 10 %encontre en- una dc
las o~pEientas avenidas de esta ciudaA
seguido de IN turba difamadora y
cruel, V un dia, horror. cuando me
dirigia a Ia oficina donde trabajo CO.
mo IN macho para conseguir la cuo-
tidiana pastura, senti que alguien
me tocaba carinosamente Ell hombro
FL par que me decia:
-iHallol
Pense que era ell ito de la renta,
que 4 veces suele cazarme en- Ia ca
lie cuando Sc convence de que no
puede cogerme en- casa para presen-
tarme ell recibo. pero ioh desespera-
ci0n, aoueila cacatIa vesti1a cor
un terno azul dc prussia. lie choclos
amarillos v trompudos que parecian
ahcrmados en- una "mano" de me-
tate. de sombrero texano que Sc asen-
taba dificilmente sobre una meleua
monstruosa, de corbata amarillo Y
camisa de soda verde, era NADIA me-
nos que Mateo, Ell Mateo de las recri-
minaciones V del meyicanismo agu-
do......
Ne quede frio. sin poder decir una
palabra. pero mi amigo Sc encarg6
de sostener la conversation:
-iOh. yo. muy bien, isabes? Aqui
"ivo en- Cuero. Texas. :Sabes? donde
tengo va mi home" Y he comprado
una ~"troca' que me sirve 1sabes? pa
ra venir al pueblo Y TRAFALGAR con ella
all around. Nj sonora tuvo tres
"bab-s' cl ano pasado w..
No 10 dejc terminar. Para que?
Me bastaba 20 aquello para V
cerne de los dessstrosos efectos que
produce Ia asimilacion rapida en- un
indiriGuo que vicns de P~ungarabato
creyendo que "a i sacar inc6lumes
del destierro u rasgos caracteristi-
cos, y que no solo pierde 10 real
mente tipico Y simpatico. V no ac-
qulere 10 bueno V acceptable que hay
aqui, sino que hacc ell Su laXico V en-
Su Saracter un ingcrto barbara de los
dcSechos de Ia admirable civilization
norteamericana.
Me GcSpedi de el, 10 mire Sc
alcJaba muy orondo Y no pude me-
nos dc eXclamar, tristc V sinccramen-
tc:
lu quoque, Mateo.
AUDIFAZ.
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OBRAS DE ~MAUPASSANT
OBRAS DE


Al Bo-dc &C! Abisnc Y Lazo Fuucs,o 5 10
co,-5n q. oa-.-o. Dos tcnos 90. 5 I.2a
Cadena Eterna. Cuat-o tones 1900. 5 40
Dramas del Aduiterio- Dos tonos o. S 10
- G.n;o del NJ, S o.sO
El sec-csa de IN Bandi6o : o.69
Fl AIh-r,,. del pefi,,. Dos ,o,nos S LEO
Il Abo-r,do dcl Ps-oue. Cuatro tonos S 40
los C-im.p-s lie pia.olina- Dos tomos 5 30
los N,-Sos Irfsne. Dos tonnes : 80
Ia Hiia do Ia Portrra. Dos tomos -. S l.2o
La Raila-ina del Tczt-o ReaL. Dos
to,os : l.2o
Il, Cr;upen en- Aatrzovil. Dos tono5 5 100
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ESPIRITISMO.
MAGIA, M~AGNETISMo, Etc.

Clsv:cula de- Rcy Saionon ..-.''''.., DOC
D,ceiorario IaferusL-Contieac "a raEfa
blanca. rojS ) ncG-a. arar:cione'' en-
-.an.amicutcS. conlIrcS. ctc. -.----..S-'S"
Dogma y Ritual de a Alta NasIa--Cont!s-
- :, TriaaEulo de Solomon, "a Chcaia.
q Ta-ot. sec-c:oS lei exito. niS7onan.
rt@. etc
r. Libro IaFernaL-Tratado complete de-
las c;sHcias ocul.2s 80
FL vcriaGero Lib-o &C 07c.-P-aeticaS de
msgnetiSmo. hipnoIiSUnc y
Lect.raS que eo-riGen ei 2pocsmrcnto.
"a fsitt Gs yc,untad. las cuc-EraS. In vc-
Iua,ca en2as:adc en- ,ela .-.-----S--Oo
Il Dragon Rcio. Q sea Il a-tc dc ufanGar a
los Splr:tuS %
= Pcdcr del PensaIlicntC.-SG domino
~cu,.u-a- - tuerL2 --S''0"
81 N~rdaGcro Dragon Roic.-Encactsuicn-
-cs. centuries, Secretus &c naEia. ctc..'S3-99
IN. n -iI5oYes. Grino-ios y PcGLacUlos So.IS
Hspuo.ssmo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de las
:a-saS nc los p-irciPalcs b4pnotizaeo-
RS . ifQSIoHiStas SA-"
la Na-iS y e. OcuitIsrno .-.- o.
lave dol Hirnnusno-O6-a nGeva POI c!
D.. ellsworth. Historic Gi h!EnotSno
EaspaE.aGo ~ teia
Nl--rCtS-ac Observation-Disclosures del nag
retfsmc- Neooio practice ...-.,..-...- .Sc
s.:n.et c Maya Hinnea -........-- sue
Manual De NlsIa Mega .-.-.....------- +e~
See-e:o5 del ~Iaiie-no ........- QUO
Src-e.rs De - Ga-':os-Artc de SS2a- a
TODD los yusGcs .S4.SO
S---rtos dc Alberto q Grardc...--. SvI
S,-r-.os de Z. PrestidiGitacior y IA NaSla-
L--cioa-= p~-actieaS dc y prs
T-s,-o e Nila=ros de Ia Cruz &C CazaTa-
ca.-JoyS del oc-ltisro ..--.--..... "cc
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y i los cuales paissnos, 4 los que
no pasan todavia por las horcas eau
dinas de la lasti,nosa adaptation de
que hemos sido victimas los vetera-
nos del destie-ro, Sc refieren estas
lineas.
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oBRAS DE CARLoTA BRAEME

Il 80 c--tcros e1da YEG).
= z-c-eto de Lady Nurlel
IN - Banana de oodaS
Enlrs dos P-c2Gos
IA CnndeSa De C-aGoc
- Est-ella d. Ano-
Mas Denl cue una NuIcc
il y Ps-tr
Sscucs del CorsZon
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RICAUT VUELYE AL EDO.
DE NUEVO LEON
Establece Su Quartet general
en- la poblacion de DR..
Arroyo. N. L.

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Abril ID
La Secretaria de Guerra. en- virtud
de los inforTeS que Sc se han rendido
con relacion q Ia situac.Gn militar.
en- Ia parte Sur de los EStados de
Nuevo Leon Y Coahuila. ha acordado
nombrar jefe dc las operaciones Ge
In csmpans en- aauslla regien. al Se-
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Par. Las INTERMEDIATES del eStomaco c in
;est:ncs tc los rinoS no hay usda mc:or cue
MCGEE BABY ELIXiR. Sus eScctoS son ra-
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