davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

scrihed $500. The Central Baptist
church subscribed 10000
Reports by teams were as follows-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Among the subscriptions OF espe-
cial interest reported was $4,000 by
employees Of the White House depart
ment store. Juarez residents sub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

I the SUBJECT and supplied them to their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
STATE OF MAINE.

ONCE =.
for Tax fnr 1919
SAGADAEOC COUNTY WILD LANDS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

SWAN ISLAND CFerkins, part Of being farm Int
.oilows son,eriy by ana SAID to be S~nea sv
Toe canpany; on al othsr by Kenneh.e
' and one + us rs r.
's.a ssas +.
s aa e be a as sa p to rs be .sa -
s sss ne ss .ss 4 ss ssss
~ and contain. eighty acres more or sss
n N saIi nj s ssusa ss- 10
"a rna p r s ans ..a a 70 :.
g gac B Derry sss.sriE by the Ksnnssss River
j Ms ' Smith ana On. g srrs
nsr + q ssans.. far: Iss
"a. s-a to 's:.H S@nsa Ss
SAD ID De owned ov Richnra B. Derry; ve..srsy ~
ans f,g 70 be awnsd by Inrpss sac ip D
cSnp.ny sna contans ssn scrss
sE4S .1 q Il.
na i 5y and sac 10 be ny W A. Tssr
ese RSr s0er . by ana sHa to be owned ny 10.
sas lsno s s'0 Rssr SAID
R3chard 3. Derby contains ninssy-zx scrss
pa # sad T d s:a.s s = il,
p In sbs3s ~ md 1a e ss
aaa rss 1 g os
swAS So 1rs,ns e ss,ns Ann r.,
ana be and sad % Be w ne sr @
+ rssier,s By the Renns me- e
@ sssy by ac Ia. more a4 less and contains
Swan IsLAND IPerkinsa par Of being . sot:.se lot
9f s s s S 5.
sa BY g. da ssneaTa sssfsry by me ksnnshss
ns IN By ! 4 robinson
SWAN 1slASD Cr.rxnr, ,a-+ pt ,eine farm lot IN
Norherir by iara SAD to be owned sT la ziesnard
= owned by F [. Cal: uestsr5v by the Ksnnebee
Sa 9 9 cn nn.sd an aan on.
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Be Ss ?. I Cali ssntssns
swan ISLAND .Pe.*ns, par. # being arr l.. :.
Scr,asray By land s,s to s. o~n.a y can
Iizs " vss.a-y = BY 's sas
-snnIed y he ownsd by the estate of L R. Gail and
ne senf-sI pa @ad STAND seund.s as foc~a
s the sennss sa R Rv. ae
@s sr dew. .as 3'' $. -s,s &c
E pa44ah and Contains
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Ti=z,e E par-a.: eas,.riy by the Ksnneesc R,-- J.
wade sr,d nniiainr- thr--on --pu,ss to
SWAN ISLAND tFe-k:nsa, Of being farm Int
the central af said island, bounded follows.
snd sna sa a o he s,,s n 20 b. b. ns E %
cry y the kennsse, River .outhsry b. and ..id
River Said lot with buildings thereon. n
he owned by ]. Il & c. F. Wade and contains nifty
SWAN ISLAND Perkins, par NJ being Earn, lot n
the central island bounded Follows
ess S A1 b. he < n S.n1 R ~ hy 3
ana said p se sxnsa sS sss Iae Comma
ne thereon ren"ssd Be s~n.d By 4 WADE and
contains fifty lcEs
SW AN ISLAND Perkins, If. being q
the southern island.
Nur-her3y by owned by J q. wade:
easferiy by Kennebec River: suuther,v hy land
s. BY ne
Kennebec River lot. buildings thereon. il
reputed n be American q Company ana
contains hundred eighteen isn
SWAN ISLAND tPeriz,nsl- parf Of. bang farm lot
southern If said isHnd. 0gundoa follows:
hr Americas
Complain easter;y by the Kemnebsc River. south
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,aian0. anu Fins - ZOOS norm or the lot SAID 20
As follows: On the nur,h. east and south ny land
ney Co: On ths ws., BY Monsehsad LsIs aoenra-
Ing to saey san ana I pan Of sad cs MADE BY z
George Z Rimhach and contains three acrsa more
SUGAR ISLAND: situated in Nonseheaa Like par.
Of being a cnl.ass lot known =. the .rurrunine
s,te Lily Bay Farm in Lily Bay Township. bound
s..1 By Iana zaa TO BE owned by the
Whine Whine Co. on the south by the AndrsEs Lon
eorainE TO surrey and plan Of sa.a saf;sse lSt
Is and IL. June ,sk- Said lot 10 r-putsd ID b
situated IN Mon.shs.s Ike
SAID island. bounded as follows; Nnrthessy by
nnFsworth Witssz c.: seu1ss@sv 8 and ss.a
Moosenead Lake according to surrey and plan
Decsr raa ' N Tcaraa Iun Gounr1 Rsss1 o9
an BOOK No Sc b, ss sns
AaaEsw anS contains as,,a,, ~n q G srs Or ssa
isaand. bounded and described folluws On no
~ iana a .aa o b s-nsd sy ae
vn.d Sy Mar On ss rDa q q. ens. a MO- 20 q
he'd Lake according e |. surrey ana plan Of .ae
e Piscataaui. County, Res.s,.y Of Deeda Plan Book
No Se ne = sss s. ss N ss
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a.ad to u :. ' owned b tho Hoiiins Wntney
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saat by Mousehand Lana Acc0YdtnE 70 . survey
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q Deed. Flan Book No !: 1uns - s..e lot u
tains eight ACRES. more or l0A
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Land Agsnt Of tho cnmm1nwsGith q MAaacnu-
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Westerly by the Kennehec River Said lot with build
inEs thereon. reputsd he by ! h and
contains fifty lczs
pRr- If Follows:
NDr-her'y by land said he owned by ! Il Wada:
eRsferiy by the Kennebec River: suufher,v hy land
said be owned nv g. s. Clark: vestersy by
kennebec River said lot with buildings il
reputed be hr the American Loo Company and
contains one hundred eighteen ac1an- nure or lssa
SWAN ISLAND fFerkinsb- OF. bainE q
Americas
Ice COMPANY: easterty by Kennehac River:
eriy by land bs owned by Jesse TAxr iand
to be by estate Of r. II Read. westerly hY
Kennebec Said lot win huildn1D thMOn.
owned by q s. Clark and onmfntns my
SWAN ISLAND Perkins,. part ok. baAng AAgm -
southern OF island. b0un64 fnlloW0
Norrheriy land said hs owned by =. -. Clark
sasterly Kennebec River southariy az4
be owned by George H TheobAld: WoafnR3y hy tn
Kennehec Sand lot with buildings thar9un. -
reputed OWNED by Jesse T1xf and oEaf11xD
ty-ive less
the southern part aid inlnnd bo1rdsd . fu0vE
Norther.y by land said be Owoea BY =. q C1nk1,
eRsieriy bs vWnad y J~ TnaR:
souner9y by land sid 70 b own.1 ~ 0eVD L TAnD-
M Rsvaf. MI
euiidinss thereon u repnssd @ b owosd oy - e
less
SWAN ISLAND CPerA.ns1. paRt a. beang . Aka - h
southern Il md inland, d
follows Narrhersy By land mid 0WDoa - -
-Rr- and land said b OWNED ny h n. 40: . -
other by the Kennehac Rfvar. 0aad
putsd 10 he oWnsA by GourU0 l. TAe10n1d - OmfnzD
ans hu06ro0 08o8y acr4 - . -
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2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
0UEDARAN SIN TRABAJOI
DE DOSCIENTOS
MIL OBREROS
La anenaza Pesa SCORE los
tra6ajadcres de los cam
pos miaeros de Coah.

CIuDAD DE MENlCO, Mario Is.
ACADIA de ilegar 4 esta capital una
comlSion enviada por la Gran Union
Minera MeXicana, que sc rroPone in
forilar establishments del ~reliGro que
hay de que quede sin trabajo en- po~
cas- semanas. dias tai vcZ, NADIA men0s
que Ia aplastante cantiGad de doscien-
,oS mil obrercS indLstriales. en- 81 ma
yor pa"te pertenecientcs = los campo:
carboriferos de COahuila.
Esta CoM.ision u inJogran los Sc
horos Francisco y. Moreno. Andres
Wario. Jorge f. NonFerscn Y Manue.
s. Herrera. qHicncs Sc proponen con,
fcrenciar 0 CarranZa 4 fin de IN
formarle Ia verdat de c-e peiigrO que
causara may graves males al pals :
mWchas GiIicu!tades.
DiceA los comisionldos cue una dc
las causas De esta crisis cue Sc avecl-
ma. esti en- la American Smelling and
Refining Company. que prefiere eX-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

nor Pescador. acerca de asuntos i'm
portantes rc~IacioHado; con los ferro-
CARRIES.
Entrevistado 81 81. Aiacotela por
algun0 de los rotatiVoS tcnoTtitlane-
cos. CXprcSu QUE no Is cleric quo
los fcrroCarriieros ]pretcndan abando-
mar sus trabaiOs como sc decia: que
todos cStan suramente contentoS con
.sus condolences Y que 10 Unico que hay
dc cierto con relaci6n = csa falsa eS-
pccie. es que en- c de diecis@is MI!
Obreros. Sc ocupIn ahora IL mitad.
con la que es suficientc para atcnder
dcbidamente los trabaio>, puej nay
cue advertir que en- tanto no Sc nor
malicen completamcntc los ~trabaios
de las lineaS. no Sc necesitan mayo
res cantidaGes de olreros Para attn-
de. al scrvicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

portal ell metal n brute a furd'rlo en-
Ell pals. como sieripre 10 habia hecho.
Dice la cmprcsa que 10 lc cOIiviencn
las condolences CT que dsEc hacer IA
Importation del carbon cX~tranjero y
cue el nacional no lie Siryc. por 10
clai Sc We obligada Il 2Eviar sI5 nil
n~crales a sus Fundicioue5 d, los rs
tados U1idos. para quo ala a"..n be-
ncficiados.
la production del carbon cn Cca-
huila-agregar los irformes-csta
redrciGa = menOr de Ia mitad con 10
>cu&l Sc han resemble p]erjuicioS entire
la genie tYahaiadora. Que material
mente no hliia con cue nasau Ia vida.
FL mineral Cloete ~sus-endi6 complete
mente suS ia5o:es. Y las EInaS La ko-
sta. Lampacitos Y las Gcr1as de IL re-
zion. han ~dcsocurado Ia niitad dc los
obreroS.
Dice la Comisi6a cue micnt Is S. dc
tan alg mas niedidas pIra gapaI5ar Ct
1csarrollo de la industrial c~arbonifc-
a nacional. 81 rcmedio que IL sitUa-
ciGn ticna de momcrto. es que coii-
cite 2 las crp-elas a Jcneficlar les
rroductos como antes. ? CUE las mi
ms ocurcn q Ia "entc Iue acaban de
deSocUpar.
How 2 las > .. III. matinee por la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
La campans contra los ~rateros.

La cruzaGa cmprenGida contra los
miles de rateros de c>ta capital. es-
Ia dando para hoy los mejoreS result
tados. lnforma Ia Inspection &c
neral &c policia. quo los lugareS com
prendidos cerca de Tlalpam. Coayacan
' r~"neNpa@ nan Quedado librc; &c
csa pe'igrosa playa. Y Que 10 Fropio sc
hara en- todoS los lJGaros De la metro
poll Y del piStrito Federal. pues Sc
tieno la buena intcMcion de que Ia
limpia sea general Y dcfinitiya.
Son cerca De cuatrociertoS los
rateroS CUE Va CStan listoS en- IL
~c#rcel. Y los cuaie, seran rsmitldos
OF estos diaS d las Is!as Narias, don
dc Sc les pcndra Il trabaiar con ci
obieto dc buScar su regeneration.
como sc hacia en- los pasados tiempos.
Los fcrrocarrilcros siguen en- sus la
bcrcs.
-DesLe haca varioS diaS Sc halia on
csta capital el senior Jose Dorantes
Ma~cotela. superintendent de los fe-
rro~arriles de Ia Division De Aguas-
~caiientes. Quien vino o cl objeto de
conforcnciar largamente con ef Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

san las rudas laborcs nocturnas. En-
cuanto a los trabajos del dia, CONT
nu&ran las ocho horaS rcglamentarias,
con 10 cual los propietarios de pana-
dcrias han QueGado conformcS. pues
a cilos les convene que los o]Derarios
c=ten dcScansado< para que prOduZ-
can con mas rapidez Y den meior ca
! dad en- dichoS p]roducto>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

IN pucsto On ell que ticHc Ia sc%uri-
dad dc no scr it'll / su magiSreriC
Parcce cue Ia dificuitad dcscansa ="
que ell Director Garcia pidio que SO
pagara a los ayudantcS de las escuelas
del Di>trito. Ia Suma lie tres pesos
diarios. contorme al prcsupueSto del
gobicrno: peco qIC no h~abjendose
acceptable iicho p~rcSuuucsto no pJcdc
cI. con I'm peso ochen:a Ct. que a
sigma el anterior. coIseGuir maestroS
COMPLETENESS para que d2sempcnen
los pucstos dc ayudaateS, Siendo. con
tai motive. completamentc nula su
gestion para conseguir G. ~mcioramicn-
TO del profesorado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

Pidt c~atologos gratis dc nuestros
6isccs. Pagamos ell porte de diScos Y
maquinas a cualq~ier parte de los
EStaGos Uridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
Z, Paris -iden ycrbas mexicanas.

FL consul DC Mexico cR Ia capital
d. Frsncia ha communicate al gobicr-
no. que el Institute B~iologico de u
quctls capital. there intcrcs en- que lie
sean remitidos algunoS ejemplares
del her5oIario meXicano. DeseG que
lc sean enviaGas muc>tras dc Zar"a-
parrilla. pii.o dc Chapala. eucalipto
cricllr i :iG,onillo. Desde lucgo seran
ateTdidos los deseos de aqUella ips-
ttitucjin .cientifica curoDea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
Sc quejan del ham5rc.

Los alunlnoS de la Escueia Normal
de esta capital. sc Qucjan anargamen-
te del hambre cue oadecen, a causa
De que con Ia cantidad lie cincuenta
ccntavoS Que corresponds q c2da a.
lumno, 81 cociNero no puede proper
oicnarles de conner con abundancia.
.Adcmas. dicen que les alimentos son
en- extreme Eesimos : qUe no saben
qac hacer 81 81 .Ayuntamiento no re-
n.edia su ~sitGacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
DE LACD. DE MEXICO
81 ira lara de klinistro a Cuba.-Ei proceso de Morelos Ia
ragcza -Renuncio Ell Director de instruction Prlmarla.
De Paris piden yerbas me1canas.-Los ~panadercs ira
bajan siete horas.-Campana contra los ladrones.-Sl
guen en- sus !abores los ferrocarrileros.

clrldor. vo2 obieto De cue este FUN
cionario d:ctamine = MoreloS lara
GOA coGt;Eua sicndo juzgado por au-
roriaades militares o civileS.
III case de QIc "a las segundas
la que v&van I couccer de dichO
p~oceso. q rec pasara 4 L Peniten-
cjar;a del Distrito. a doade ser& tras-
ladado dc la priSioI milit&r ic Sar-
Iiago TlaLteiolco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

How a las ; p. Ill. matinee por la
Cia Virginia Fabrcgas. La MI
JER \.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. MAI

CICDAO De NENIIO. ElarZ9 To-
Contra tcIo 10 que s. dilo respecto
del nombramienJo Dc Eeriberto lara
ara que no ocupaya el pUeSSo de
representative De Mexico en- q Repc-
oiira dc CGba. nov sc Sabe que G.
un hecho cue 81 mi!itar siempre oci-
para. ese a'to cargo Y cue ny Ell
breve saldr. para Ia Habana Por Ell
puerto De N5racruz, al deSem2eao dc
81 -omctiGo. lara r-cibio va los VIA
tjcoS correS0ondienteS par2 que GUAM
to antes emprenda ell yiaje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
Los panad~ros trabajan siete horas.

La Sccrela.ia Gel Sindicato de
Panaderos de esta capital ha crsia-
10 4 los rctronns. TN acuerio ultima
mentc celchrado. :egun el cuai
los obrcroS de p~a3aderias solo trGba-
jaran en- Ia nochc siete horas NADIA
m5s. pues asi 10 eyieen raz6nes de
salud Y Dc Ia natural fatiga que eau
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
e procesc de Nor.lo5 Zaragoza.

Fl JuzgaGo Pr!mero de Instruction
Mi}itar rcc;5io aver e. proceSc que
Sc instruye al General lgnacio More
los Zaraeoza. uua fue enviaGo cor
L. Jefatura de II Guaruicion de Ia
Plaza
Divho proc:So Scra enviado al Pro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16
Renuncio cl Director de- instruction
Pcblica.

FL Pref. don E.iseo Garcia. oue
durantc algin tempo dcsempeno Ell
cargo de Director Genera! de Iastruc-
ci0n Publica. renlncjo. habiGndoSele
acertado Ia Omission deSpues de va
rios diaS.
Dice el Prof. Garcia que no le q
possible mejcrar la condicion del pro-
fesCr&do Y Que no Guierc desemCenar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

Hoy a las 3 .. NJ. matinee por la
Cia. Virginia Fabregas.' Ia MU-
JER Y.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
RETURNS ID VALLEY ID RESUME PRACTICE
 IF HIS PROFESSION

After an absence from the county for three years, Dr. R. NJ. Tafel has re- turned and will practice his profession Tn Mesa, where he will be associated with Dr. E. c. Openshaw.
 Dr. Tafel has been in the valley for the past few days, and only yesterday completed arrangements for his con- tlnued residence. Leaving here three years ago, Dr. Tafel went to Chloride, where he remained for a year, going rom there to San Diego, where he took a post graduate course in surgery. He had large practice in San Diego and hls activities for the Red Cross during me Influenza epidemic a year ago salned him no little prominence. He was one of the first volunteer workers and was placed in charge of the Bay View hospital for the Red Cross.
 The physician lived in Arizona for 15 years before going to California. At The time of his departure he was a member of the state and county medi- cal associations and also a member of the state examining board
 The return of Dr. Tafel will be vel come news to his many friends here, as was the return of Mrs Tafel when she preceded him here from the coast several weeks ago. Mrs TafeL who was formerly one of the leading club women of the district, will resume her activities in club and civic affairs.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
GIRLS IF ''Y' HOME
 T0E|VJOY "SHOWER"

In order that the girls of the Y. W. c. A. Boarding Home might occasion ally enjoy feast" the board of direc- tors of the association have planned a fruit shower. which will be held from December 21 to "A.
 The shower will be in the nature of preserved fruits, jellies or canned fruits, and all who care to contribute have been asked to leave the parcel at the home at Van Buren and Second streets,
 The idea of the shower is that the young girls might have a spread" dur ing winter evenings such as college girls enjoy.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR
 HUN POOR CHILDREN
[RepubIIcan A. p. Leased Nlirel

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-A committee of New York bankers and leading busi- ness men, with Governor Smith as honorary chairman. was organized to- day to raise funds in aid of under nourished children in Germany. A. Barton Hepburn was elected chairman; George B. Mcclellan and Morgan J. O'Brien, vice chairmen: Carl L. Schurz secretary, and James Speyer, treas urer.
 It was announced that Herbert Hoover had agreed to act as purchas- ing agent and to transport all food supplies purchased and deliver them In Germany with cost to the commit tee. In response to a previous request by MT. Hoover, the work will be done through the Society of Friends.
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CLYDE [. DOWNING |s
 COURT CLERK DEPUTY

Clyde c. Downing, junior member of the law firm of Sprowls & Downing, was yesterday appointed deputy clerk of the United States district court of Phoenix
 The appointment came from Tucson, where Clifford McFall, clerk of the district. is established at the present rime. McFal when here last week stated that there were many applicants for the position for which he named the local lawyer. Downing will take tover the duties of the office on Mon day. Mrs. Ethel Rivers remaining in charge until that time, having served since the resignation of N. T. Mckee.
 Downing has been in Phoenix since his discharge from the army. He was formerly post adjutant of the American Legion in this city and served for a time. as secretary to the organization. Sone four months ago he became asso- eisfed with Mir. Sprowls in the practice of law
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TO SELL HOUSING FACILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec 17-Without a dissenting vote, the house passed and sent to the senate today a bill order ing the sale of housing facilities erected by the government during the war to relieve congestion in many industrial centers. The measure also abolishes the United States housing bureau, transferring the properties to the treas ury for sale to private persons. Debate on the measure centered largely in an attack on the housing bureau. Charges of expenditures of government funds were made by several members and the assertion was made that the senate public buildings committee was con- ducting an investigation with a view of determining wh-ther 1t should rec ommend prosecutions by the depart ment of justice.
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SENATE JoLTs SUGAR BILL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-Sugar re- lief legislation passed yesterday by the house met with temporary setback in the senate today when an effort to supplant the pending railroad bill in it's favor was defeated, fl to 23. Ad- vocates of the measure now expect it to go to conference with prospects of enactment before the holiday recess very dubious.
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MISSIONARY ARRIVES

SAN FRANCISCO. Doc. 17.-Headed by Yuan Shi Tao, former vice minister of education in the Chinese cabinet, a Chinese government educational mis- sion. arrived here today on the steamer China
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WOULD BE AMERICAN-David Morrison. janitor in the city schools, yesterday filed his petition for admis- sion to citizenship. Morrison emi- grated to this country from Ireland in October, 1912,
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Our Packing House and Wholesale Department

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Our Retail Department

markets notably district These markets absolutely sanitary best condition whether July Likewise handled the approved only selected material
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A Home Concern

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