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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
SpS Safota.
Wupthefcrc iii Yeao.

M~puthefcrc til 2cab. Sortb 0a-
fptas Notwithstanding bill bette Nlar
aiboloe lit Webe / &eno. Sioen for
garsrnsbet er lat til 13be, 14be %
15oc Il,9ltlt.
YIN Sfulebpgnina | Hec Scigbts.
|Glgcrnc / Hec &cigbtS bar aiitori-
ferret lloltebelie al 9onos til ct @cIeb
al $4,000 for Spierelie al Ell IN
Sfolcbpgning.
Somtb Safutas Sab / &riscm be.
lsbcr Jig iielae officiele Spgaper til
1861. If bisie er 165 falbnc
Slag, 254 osoe al Saar elcr Spg-
bonn paa ben al1ocn SIDE al Sapet,
mebens III bebe / 2eire berpper.
&ommnnalcic i Waoiipm. |eo ct
ipccielt &alg / Maoiion er ser meb
en- Moioritet al 1853 Ste1nmer beilut-
tet at uoitcoe Bombs til ct @cleb al
500, 600, bpormeo ifal opferes ct
fomminalt elcftriif 2ps- pg &rait.
arllpg. WpenS Gleftricitctsoerf ncos
brGnote Tor life l9nge iioen.
@nlobrpllnp DeS SmSion. Der. oQ
Mrs. Socob Senien, iom por blanbi
sc fsritc Scttlcre peo Subion, bnr
Der iciret lit 8ulobrpQup. Sc bapoe
poa benne lin SGoersoag bell 8lpoe
at bore onl9ipne al inc otte @erll,
ilcre @srncbsrn % Ell itor Soriam
ling al SlGgtninger % Tenner.
Tlcre Suntb 9afota trooper nn'
berueis. st aabelgram fra Brett
Tranfrig meloer, at Sransportoom
pcrne "Montano", "Nortb 9afota"
% "@untingoon" bcn t6bc os. pol
o~iicilct bcrira neo trooper al 500
Sipiiion. Ioifiuiee Wanolfabcr fra
Soutb Safpta inbbcfottcs / oenl(
Sibliion.
ling Tarmer fo~ripnnbcm. Sans
Woeberg, ell llng Tarmer ira Ont
cgnen peo @ortbillg, er ioripunbcn
oa ba ban bopoe bit Segn til Sinbs.
iorpirrinh cr man boilge for at bor
bar giort lig lelu nogct. Set iibitt
Spor nlat bar cfter ham er / Canton
til hpilfct Steo ban fiprtc nlco Scltt
ira lit Stem.
%crmiliun pil aiuc BIB. @uer
Tcrmillion laocr iortioen noorbeiot
Glaller til CT Statsfopitol folteroe
Winipner Collars, bpilfcn @paninf
irit % llbebcitct bill ifipnfcs Stoten
ON @pen bliner Sppcbituben i Soiitl
Tnfotn iitcbetipr Yicrrc. 2eitllail,
Carl " Torter, Ser har pnrloct DC.
'ranifc sGresfor3 iom Slpper unoe,
&rigelL oil maaife blipe palgt til a
uoarbeioe Elnnerne for Terminion:
&apitol. Scitnanten err oprinoelit
fra Itlantic, Soma, men or mi Meo
lem al ct Irfiteftfirma / Smaba.
&ipbmrnocncs Mpbe ailmttes
Soutb Tafotas aiebm1no boIot Tor
rise llse lit garsmsoe / g~beroecr, ot
set crflGrebes for Oct melt peupf
febe, 9iebmanosforenineen noacn
iinbe bapbe bapt. Hrite IarS MsoI
bill aiboloes / @atertopn. q. @ar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
S4imois.
Ghieaaus Ielfefiprere paa Strei

0btc1aps 0elrcrtprcre pda Srrett.
Gbicagps Melfefisrere ! ct Intal al
aoot % bel 5000 gift iorrige llee
paa Streif, bpprpeo Storbpens Wel-
feiorIpnineer belt eff iitaa. Ser 10.
peoes DOG, at SoipitaI % Sarnebiem
ifnlbe fortunes iom alminbelig. Sis.
rerne iorlangte en- Ssnsforbsielie ira
500 pr. llge % 9ommisiion til $50
oa &ommisiion. Get blep eiter ell
Gags SorIsb orouet Zig. at Nolf
funbe bente i'm Melf peo De iorifiel.
lise MeIfeitationer, bporaf Der jag.
heS Of bare omfrina 700 iNgpen.
Ter truehes meo Of iorbsie Yriien
paa Melf hi IA eaer maaife enoog
i'll is Gents pr. Suart, for at imsoc-
fpmme aisrernes Sororing, men
man mcnte, at &ctternc % @pior-
proninser piIhe forbinorc bette, ON
Oct por malig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
Nor brGnocnoc eczema.

Sseiet Saliam % Salps ltulss life anpen.
bes. huis en- COB rem Cub snifes. sos enbuer
apotbeter iaatS for Soc eler 81 en- srtra nor
Slate meb ,Semo. Sopis anpsnbi iom anpin
OIL oet nerpoee eczema, ltano'e Sleem, %
bslorsSe SnoSelpar!isstOsr iIsslsses Sasr.
renter. iiprter % mileuer. Semp er en- reus
'enee. paaIieelis % biuis cnti'spti,t Srite.
Trep bette, Ia nj tror irtet &c u~oesuiinos
bar trlst ier az ,aa ui~rtniussinIet % til.
,reesiillenec.
The L. W. Rose Co, Cleveland. Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

2ope. Noar ubaisr altiaa See
Cream eaer mailed" Mclf ct Waal.
ito? Sparet imsbeiees meb flor
Snteresie.
Spao let fommer let ioraaar. Sar
ilogen 1cet en- paffer % if%innenoe Mr.
tonrobil bprenoe Qicenie.N rmner
232323? ". s. Nolan, Speafer /
'iolt Segislaturs Sils, er melt inter
%esieret bette Spsrg5ntnal, men for
re'ten feler 5oiQin9bpernes Foliti'
mpnolgbeoer ogiaa 3rnn9 til at OPP
oagc noget angaacnbe Den iorlplnone
Walfin. Wr. Nolan isger ell SlagS
1re't oct aamle Srbiprog, at bpao
let fonnlner let forgoar, oa altcmc-
bilcn par Ell 8abc. Sort ier Segiss
latitren aiournereoc blcu Suiets
Weolemrler enige ON at 'ftlirge
Iantmen til en- Mutornobil Tor lin
Spcnfcr, og oct por Ell nlegct pen
Oaifin. Nr. Nolon hnpoc life ielp
noaen Garage, bporicr ban tit lat i'm
flne @ane ind paa ct atoct Steo,
bpilfet bar aoot % bel - irlotil oell
ell pofer Dag - elcr Seat - for.
ipnnot. Speafer Iolol er life netop
opcrtrniif, men bper @ong ban tGn.
fer paa Oct erbolbte @icenIcN Drummer
- 232323 = ipneS oct ham nT'teit
ION eli SelpfsIge, at noget maatte
bGnoc.
GolleacitmSenter % |Damttcr i
&ria. Ter er / HortbNelo forefalot
nogle alporliee Sommcnitso melem
Stuoenter peo ocrpPrcnbe Carleton
College % 8u,tter biennnebsrenoe /
@pen. og bint biitoriifc Infalo al
Sanesbrsorene paaiiaac5 belt at
here itllet i Sfpgeen peo De Spef-
taller, Tom De TO ~ltrioenoe arGfter
bar forpolot nnoer line Torisg paa
at Iaa ct oroentIiet Spgisr. Stil-
oenterlle paaltoo, at @ngltterne hopoe
banolet utilgiuelig llnlpent peo at
barfe op noglc al IrltaltenS Treib-
men og andre pngre og lerfarne
&rpfter, % unocr ienere SmaatrGi.
ninger panfcoe Der "bloa Zine" %
bloOige Npicr. Oct roarteoe til, at
N @albe at @perttcr gif liee inc
pao Golegegrunben o9 briigtc 6aIte-
ifpbS MOB Sinblierne / Stllbenterncs
Soglbngning. Ger ~uoiponbt Jig ct
olminbcligt Siagsmaal % Ell beftig
Torielgelie, Der life iinniebc isr go
litiet FREQ inb % trlieoe meb fine &c.
uolbere % @pens Mtopor ~cptraabte
iom bsicite 8ologiitsoommcr. Sim
en- al Sp9utterne nrrcItcreoes, ioet
ban bc'tplotcs for at boue p9bnet Jig
nlcD Ell 3nip.
Stur llopiflina / @~rnbcbriiten.
Ser me!ocs ira Iulutb, at Ell nctop
pifcntll9eiort nfficiel Napport an.
gaacnoc l~lbifibninQ al Sernerts /
&nfe superior 9iitrift letter &c Ser
prrenbc Toffe for bette Yroolift til
en- neutrality-suspicious. al 1,722,S00
Cons, mcbens piaic ionlmc Toffc
reprricnterer Ct fontont llolGg al
pntfrinN % Mtillipncr Collars. Spr
at uiic huilfcll i,hprc ltopiflin9, bcnlle
8rilbeoriit OF ~llbifibning bar uloer.
gaact / De icnerc Mar. anferes Der,
at Ell Dol eler @rpggc i 1872 blep
bpaaet peo 9'Nnie, Wicb.. for at
itaiie ct llbleb Tor Safe Superior
Sernerts neoopcr DC itore Snoiiser.
Sette gnlGg poftc benanllg belle Cant
oets @eunorinh oa Den $40 SOB
larqc @rpgac mco i%aafalote "pocfets"
for so Sciliflrocr % 4 Sampifibe at.
iaacs FOR ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gen
fibit opfertc Scrubnnebrp9ge i, DIT,
li,tb bar ialt en- 29ngoe al 3,438
SOB, er llbitprct meo 3S4 "ppcfets",
bpcr bolbenoe 400 Cons Scrnerts,
cner mleo Ell iomIct 2asringsfapacitet
al 153,360 Cons. 90 BOG or Ser
III, ON Gagcn iugen Tom foricr fig
oper MnlGggcta 3iGmpemPsiigbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
Stotslcfrctrrcn INN SnttenScma,.

taller. "Spnler Al Norge" | @raincrA
ieircr 17oc Nioi mcb en- Telt ON Nj
tcreil. % ion Tcittolcr er iifrct
Stot@ictrctrr Suliu9 u. Scblnbl
Nlonot ANDRE Solcrc nppncS z.
Stnpnbcim, ScfrctTr for "Senncr
al Norgc".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

NUIVIr"NHVITHUFW TV1WI' NNINFuT
&ptuto Nrooucts SO. bar Iolat IN
Northumberland / @cnlibii til Iolf So
al Iittaburoh, % Ynlp9act CT ullc
rcoc oncrtogct al SC INC Gierc. "a
brifcn hor pprct holot Aouenbc 'ioer
ii0itc SOFT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

T'WpHNIti Suiuui piVpi' ''uitp
u. Nnnion, % Mar ganumel o1 npll9
oimenitrct lom Soloni, blcp 'orlcben
orGbt poo Ell Torm nor BIB Sofc
bc0 Galbn. Nal blcp tnlilt nnoer Ell
Tractor, Der pTltc0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

Sginn ell "Scifnmine". Tn apinbe
boenoc nGr 5ort Go0Qc bar nulia
un0cr en- Ecrubancrciic ira Gbicaoo
iii Sem 9orf nprct ubiat Tor ell
ipIinter m ~&cifotnjn0". ser Zoe
nPitcu ale hcnocs 2onuucpcnoe.
apinocu banoe ioapiot iaaet morettei
iig pao bcbitc M{oabc i Ell al &ern.
bonctoQets @oqne, 0a Ell Niouo mes
Ell meqet nigti9 Brine % en- Iotit$.
boz ! 0aan6cn fom ben iii hcnoe %
oplpite. al han bar Reaicrin9aiuipcf,
tor OF al Der iiocn Reaieringen opcr.
fog Sernbanerue par blepct nropcr
bist ior ollie, Vaeiaqcrer al opgipl
hnormon9e Eenge DC bapbe paa iig
Sun ipnreoe, iom ionot bar. at biir
hanoe $50 | aontanier meo Jig, nler
"Snipefieren" ertlpreoe operleaent
az bon ielp moaite tPQe eiter. apir
Den oucrrotte ham oerior line Yenac
ieolcr. od han lnntcs meqct omtpaqe
Iig nj blade Dem i1ienncm on tGnt
otter. Tor ion Of aisre y%toierinacr | in
@oe, bnorpna hnn tiIbaaclcnerco,
Seolerne 90 ieripanbt alcnucm Soe
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
A Fair for Benson

A Benson business man who at.
tended the Pomerene and St. David
local fairs was struck with the fine
displays made at these places, and
the idea occurred to him, and tc
several others to whom he talked
that just such an annual exhibition
right here in Benson would be the
proper thing. Now is a good time
to begin agitating, and by next
fall be ready for the first exhibi-
ton. All the surrounding towns
and country districts could concen-
trate their biggest efforts in a fair
for the whole valley.
Everybody get together and work
to establish the San Pedro Valley
Fair.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

L. E. Barker has been appointed
highway engineer by the Pima
county highway commission at a
salary of $4,000 per year. Mr.. Bar
ker succeeds the late J. c. Ryan
and was formerly county engineer
of Cochise county, and was associ-
ated with Mr.. Ryan for six years
in road work In the county. When
Ryan became highway engineer,
Barker succeeded him as county
engineer. He was put out by the
new board of supervisors at the
first of the year. Before coming to
Cochise county Mr.. Barker was en-
gagged as locating engineer for rail
roads in California and Mexico.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
Only a Cold

Are you i'll is often answered,
"Oh it's only cold" as if a cold
was a matter of little consequence.
But people are beginning to learn
that a common cold is matter not
to be trifed with that some of the
most serious diseases start with a
cold. AS soon asa first indication
of a cold appears take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Remember
that the sooner you get rid of your
cold the less the danger, and this
remedy will help you to throw 1t
off. At Moss Pharmacy.
Thursday evening, Nov. 9th.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
Board Will Delirnit
Observation-Disclosures
Legislative Districts to be Deter
mined at December Meeting

The measure proposed and car
ried at the last general election for
providing local representation in
the state legislature by the division
Of the county into representative
districts by the board of supervis-
ors, is soon to be effected in so far
as to determining and defining the
districts so proposed.
Notice has been issued by the
Board of Supervisors that the dis
tricting of Cochise county, in con-
formity with the initiative measure
amending Section l, of subdivision
3, of Article w of the Constitution
of the State of Arizona, adopted at
the last general election held on
November 5th, 1918, will be done
at the meeting of the Board of
Supervisors to be held December
I'd of this year.
Cochise county will be divided
into seven legislative districts, each
of which will be entitled to choose
a representative in the Legislature
at the coming election in 1920.
The new law does not give CO.
chise county larger representa-
ton in the house, as is the case in
Maricopa county, as each district is
to contain approximately fifteen
hundred voters In districting the
county, the districts will be deter
mined by the number of votes cast
for governor by all political parties
at the last general election.
The new law will no doubt work
to a great advantage. Heretofore
nearly all of Cochise county's rep
resentative III the legislature were
elected from one part of the county
with only few exceptions. Under
the new districting law all sections
of the county will be represented.
This, applied to all counties of the
state, will result in much more
general and better representation
in the legislature.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
Airplane Passes Over

The airplane seen sailing east
ward, passing a little south of this
place Thursday afternoon, was in
all probability the bombing plane
manned by Lieut. Col. J. S. Hartz
and three fellow -aviators in non
stop flight from Rockwell Field,
San Diego, Cal, to FL Paso, Tex.
The fliers left San Diego at 9:3O
Thursday morning and arrived at
El Paso shortly after five the same
evening, making the distance of
857 miles in record time. They
are making round the rim"
tour, starting, from Boston and cir
cling the country along its boun-
Diary lines.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

have been declared a tie. Here's S
expecting one of them to bring
back the bacon from Phoenix.
Our community fair was held in
the schoolhouse Monday, the ex-
hibits taking up all of the space in
the two large rooms excepting
enough to get around in. There
was splendid display of farm and
garden products, canned fruits,
vegetables, candies, cakes, and pro-
ducts of home cookery. The fancy
work displayed would have done
credit to community much larger
than Pomerene. There was moth
ing offered as a sweepstakes prize.
Had there been the Little Daisy
farm, owned by M. P. Cosby and
operated by Alvah Fem, would
have taken it. Mr.. Fem is proud
of the fact that he captured six
first prizes, four seconds and five
thirds. His prizes were mostly for
truck farm products. Mr.. Cosby
seems to have proved what he has
always contended for, that the Lit
tie Daisy farm is the best farm in
the county for producing garden
products.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
Pomerene Items
Special Correspondence.

The Benson canal is full of water
after having been thoroughly clean
ed and repaired.
J. 7. Profhtt, who recently pur-
chased the corner lot from David
Hoskins, has cleaned up the place,
made a good fence around it, and
is now building an addition to his
house.
Walter Sherman has moved here
from Douglas and is working fo1
the county. He has purchased the
house recently occupied by Shem
Plum and has moved it on to his
mother place.
Wallace Curtis. who a short time
ago purchased the milk route from
Mr.. Gobble, has hog wire to fence
his place, and will go into the hog
business as we'll as conduct the
milk route.
Our neighbor John Mcneil re-
Gently purchased the restaurant
business in town run by Mr.. Reu
ser, and will run it in connection
with his farm. He will be able to
supply much that he needs from
his own place. Good luck to you,
John.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Judd have
announced the marriage of their
daughter Della to Mr.. Lloyd Mil
Ter, of St. David. The latter ar
rived home last week from Siberia,
where he has been serving since
June, 1917, with the American ex-
peditionary forces.
Mrs. J. 7. Profltt. club leader
for this section of Cochise county,
has received word that the Pomer-
enc Canning Club, as we'll as the
St. David Club, will demonstrate
at the State Fair against .Maricops
county for the state championship
All other clubs in the state have
been downed. The two local club!
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
u. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
October II, 1919.

Notice is hereby given that, as directed
by the Commissioner of the General Land
Office. under provisions of Sec. PASS, r. S.,
pursuant to the application Of Mrs Jo H.
Getzwiller. Serial No. 03o609, we will offer
at public sale, to the highest bidder, but
at not less than $l.25 per acre. at 10
o'clock a, m. on the 18th day of Novem-
Der next at this office, the following tract
of land: NV IA SW IA, w IL NV Ia
Sec. 9. SWl-4SW a. Sec. 4. T. l6 S.
r. 22 E., c. & S. r. B. & M,
The sale will not be kept open. but will
be declared closed when those present al
the hour named have ceased bidding. The
person making the highest bid will be re-
quired to Immediately pay to the Receiver
the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to file
their claims. or objections, on or before
the time designated for sale.
J. l.. IRWIN, Register.
SCOTT WHITE, Receiver.
First pub. October IS
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

approved by every engineer who
has been sent to the proposed site,
to look over the site and general
surroundings.
The building of the Charleston
Dam has been advocated by farm
ers of the San Pedro Valley for the
past fifteen years. Hon. Carl Hay
den, on his recent visit to Arizona
and Tombstone visited the pro-
posed site and pledged his support
to the project. Government engi-
neers have made several visits to
this section in the past ten years,
and all reports submitted by them
were to the effect that the Charles
ton Dam irrigation project is wor-
thy of the expenditure necessary to
make it reality.
An immense volume of flood wa
ter is going to waste through the
river bed of the San Pedro, and if
the Charleston dam is constructed
it's cost will be repaid the govern
ment in a very short time, as the
lands in the San Pedro Valley are
of the most fertile in the state.
All that is needed for a repeti-
ton of the great Salt River Val
lev is the conservation of the food
waters of the San Pedro.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
Viewing Charleston
Reservoir Site
Well-Known Engineer Enthusi-
astic Over the Big Project
Tombstone ProspectorI


w. R. Elliott, noted engineer
and superintendent of the Salt
River Valley Water Users Associ-
alton, was brief visitor in Tomb
stone Sunday morning, having
made the trip up from St. David to
visit his her-in-1aw, Chief Dep
uty Sheriff Geo. R. Henshaw.
Mr.. Elliott has been retained by
the farmers who are pushing the
Charleston Dam irrigation project
which stands we'll to become real
ity under the reclamation program
being launched for the Harvesting
of the flood waters of the various
rivers of the state. Upon request
of the farmers in this section. Mr..
Elliott spent two days looking over
the proposed site and the country
in general. to obtain an idea for
the laying out of canals and later
ais and establishing a system of
irrigation bitches.
Prior to his association with the
Salt River Valley Water Users Mr..
Elliott was employed as an irriga-
ton engineer by the government,
and when the Roosevelt Dam was
completed and the great Salt River
Valley Irrigation project put into
operation, the farmers of that sec
ton prevailed upon him to super
intend the workings of the system,
which he has done and is still do
ing.
He was greatly impressed with
the possibilities of the Charleston
Dam and the vast acreage it would
handle. 1t is estimated that the
project will 1rrlgate 80, 900 acres OF
land from a point near Charleston
to a point twelve miles north Of
Benson. It will be remembered
what the Roosevelt Dam did for
the Salt River Valley, and Mr.. FL
liott stated that he was thoroughly
convinced that the Charleston. Dam
will do as much for the San Pedro
Valley. Saturday night a meeting
of the farmers was addressed at ST..
David by Mr. Elliott, the attend
ance being a record breaker. The
farmers of this section are putting
forth every effort to have the
Charleston Dam constructed under
the reclamation program, IN coop
Grafton with the movement launch
ed by George H. Maxwell and as
sociates. They are very certain
that the government will be sub
stantial1y benefited by the expend-
iture of the necessary approprla-
ton for the project. It has been
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01
A Good Cough Medicine for Children


Mrs. 4. W. Phillips, Redon, Ga.
phoned to J. M. Floyd, the mer-
chant there, for bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and said
she had bought bottle of it at his
store recently and that it was do
ing her children so much good that
she wanted to keep up the treat
ment. You will find nothing bet
ter for coughs and colds in chill
dren or for yourself. It keeps the
cough loose, expectoration easy
and soon frees the system from the
cold. Moss Pharmacy.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

The American Restaurant and
Bakery can supply meals, short
orders and quick lunch. Bread,
pies, cakes and pastry always on
hand. J. E. Mcneil, proprietor.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

The Yuma County Fair at Som
erton was a great success. Benson
should have fair by all means.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

Visitors to the Arizona State Fair
to be held at Phoenix November 3
to 8, will have an opportunity to
see disabled men in training pro-
vided by the Federal Board for
Vocational Education. Through
cooperation with the War Depart
ment the Federal Board will have
on exhibition large photographs of
men taking this training in the
shops, schools, factories, and on
the farms. Visitors who see this
exhibit will no doubt recognize
some Arizona boys in the pictures.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

A dairyman of Chandler recently
sold his eighty-acre farm for $40(
per acre.
The Benson signal., 1919-11-01

Remember the Thanksgiving
Dance. The biggest event of the
year.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

2OGO-Co-e G Mamma.
Serenata Scandinavia.
2O57-Geisha. Nimosa.
Cancion Madrilena.
2O65-Los A~cr6batss. Marcia.
La Girlada. Marcia.
2075-Violet2s. Polka.
Fulgores.
20S1-Chantecler. Two Step.
Regreso 4 Sorrento. Polka.
21O7-Historias Y Cuentos. ZarzueIa.
I~lusiones y Esperanzas.
21S2-Amparo. Walls. Lcrdo Tejada.
Carload. Two Step.
23l5-Himno a Tripoli.
Principe de Fiemonte.
2401-FaYorita. 0 MIC Fernando.
Fausto. Salve Djmmora.
2537-Loteria Nacicnal de Cuba.
Marcia D, Moreno Canton.
2579-Celosas No. /. DANA.
Rebeca. Walls.
25S6-Te Vi en- Suenos. Mazurka.
Cupido. Paso Doble.
2S11-Las Cosas de Macorina.
Recelo. Trio Oriental.
2677-Se va Covadonga.
Va Sc como eres I'll.
de Algeria.
Coronel Hevia. Marcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

+ p~equenos de Europa, nc cncontCe
una sola vaca en- TODD Ell territorlo
de Polonia, que atravese, nj IN ca
ballo, nj siquiera IN perro. Los cam
pcsinos refugiados que tenian un ca
rro en- que llevaban algunoS utensi-
los m~iserables, tiraban de 81 mismo,
En- IN recodo del canine encontra-
mos IN gran numero de refugiados
descalzos Y notamos cue todOs lIeVa-
han sus botas debajo del brazo, con
el objeto de u~sarlas en- los dlaS oe'
invierno. en- que hay nieve en- tooas
parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

Las pequenas naciones de Europa
tienen ante 81 no solo IA amenaza de!
hambre, sino Ia falta de vestidos Y
abrigos para el i]nvierno que Sc a
proxima, segIn los informes reclhl-
dos Dor varias agencjas cue eStan
trabaiando por reunir Socorros para
auxiIiar a dichas Aaciones.
En- Polonia hay millares de hom-
bres. mujeres y ninos que carecen
enteramente de zapatos y medias.
En- TODD IN dia de viaje, dice eI
enviado de una de dichas agencias,
que fuc a Europa a cstudiar las con
diciones en- que Sc italian los pueblos