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NueDa directiva de la
"Urionista MexicanG'

FL PASO. TEXAS, Noviemore 3.
En- las elec"iones que par2 MEM
b os de la n1sva Mesa Duectiva de
IL Association Unionis-, Mexicana Sc
efectuaron hace POGO. resultaron de-
srgnadas las siguientos personas: pa
"a Presidenta ell seaor Carlos Con
za.ez, para Secretar;o. 81 senior 10
$. Garcia Condo Y para Te%sorero ci
scnor Jose Tinajero.
cerca, en- Ia capilla de- Santa Catall-
ma dc IA misma ciudad, donde hay una
tdmba analoga que conserva 1ntacto
Ell cuerpo del parroco Felix Tavoschl'
~sacerdotc muy querido en- la pobla-
ci6n y que falleci6 de c6lera en- 1888,
Y no es solo en- Italia donde hay
eien1los de este fenomeno natural.
En- Mexico estan las catacunabas de
Guanaiuato, donde'el ~gobierno mexi-
cano ha deciGido cortar Ia costumbre
&c enterrar a les nihos.
Cerradas las catacumbas, aun pue-
den ~visitarse, V en- elias Sc u
tran muchisimos sepulcros que duran
tie .nuchos amos habian sido ell luear
de sepultura dc Guanajuato, porque
alli los c~adaveres Sc momifican ra-
pidsmente.
No Sc hacian tumbas nuevas, y
cuando habia que entarrar a IN re-
Glen fallecido, Sc sacaba Ia momia
mas antigua, Ia colocaban en- pie a
rrin.ada E las paroles Y en- fila con
otras muchisimas, como 'un ejercito
de difuntos.
En- dichas catacumDas Sc encuen-
tran Separates los sexos, las mule
res frente a los hombres en- largas
lineas que cortemplan 'os touriStas
bastante desaprcnsivcs, para gozar
con tan macabro espectaculo.
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LAREDO. TEXAS, nomiembre s.
Los obreros o~rganizados de Aguasca-
lientes han peiido Ia ayuda moral y
material de la american Federation
of Labor" para los huelguistas de o.
rizaba, fundandose en- el pacto de So
lidaridad celebrado con Ia Federation
Regional Obrera MeXicana.
Los misnlos obreros de Aguasca-
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o)--

-Cuando necesr,e I'd. libros en- e..
Panol, pidaIos a Ia Liberia de lgua.
clio E. Lozano. 11s N. Santa Rora Az.
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ARTICULOs A

Pf5aaos lista general. Made vecde tan ba-
ratio. 1912 ". Commerce ST. San Antc-
MO, Texas.
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DR. JOSE MARIA SORIANo.
Dsrt,stc Herccuo.

p~a-;aSo 81 Mexico. e. Estadcs C2!dos
., =rarcia per - sc7e=io=;as4 de sGs t-s-
haSos. s0s Brady Building. S1n Aa'oaAo
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MATRIMONIALEs

JoVEN NEXTCANo. de - amos. dsss4 CO.
rrsspoRdeac:a con seHoTa viudR . ssseFiss
rn-xicana. de IS = 20 shc-. ce!-so rnztrI~o-
MO. Las personals iuteressdas Puzdsn dir
girSe "a SltiHo r, AsrJinze. Baird. Texas.
CD
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81 listed POSEE UNA MAQUI-
NA DE ESCRIRIR

Tiene que usa- ,iatas y papel carbon.
F-v;sroe 100. valo- de una de rCeStras
C;r-as &c Maruina rarareizadas tmcncioaan-
/, q color dc IA cia.a : ra-ca De maquina) y
r cnvia-cmos adenas I'm surtido gratis de
p-ueba consistent, en- % hoiaS de nueSt-o
Panel Carbon Negro Ebano quo no man
cha. Lc deyo.verernos 81 di2ero 81 no que
Ia sa;tsFe,to. MIAMI RIBBON & CARBON
co. l. ?. Oayton. Ohio.
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ARRENDAMiGNTOS

REErO cua,ro clartos SIN rueb.cs. IH'o--
nan On S3I So.cdad ST Tcic:ono Travis
f72I.-J. Macias-
Sc RENTAN cEa-tos sH1Ue6laaos. con 0 sin
as'sceac;a. SIS S. Conchos ST., San Anto-
Mo, Texas. Vicente RsnSel. Prop.
HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuer-os linrios y b.
.acos. P-ecios cs2eriales por ssmsna. 20+
y. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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4. BCERCS. .. c.
CHIROPG lCTpe
ST. sweaiaEer Ra;'djr=.

Curs toda clasc C saf-rnedades SO e
: D. redicl7as RI cs-cE'a- CeTe5ce. ner-
80. clos, oidos. nS---. EarSaAtS, co-afen-
puirnones. es56ms<c, hiSaeo. intsst!nos' Ffs,
- xii csnsaGo ds yer ue5!cos sin r.
s,,I.sso. vs.tsme ) &c deHnostra=s coHo, po'
medic &c A;as,es ChjroPraGticcs &c 81 es-
n;na 5s-sal. r!sdc rec0bra- IA sslud sin uSaI
o.dicirzs NJ SuE-r o7eEacioHeS. ESpeei3
,-~,i5q . las rrFermeGai=s croa.caS = =
Intermediates d. SISOS.
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Sc NECESTTA uGa muchacha o mIjsr pa
- t-aba;o general &c casa. Ocurrsn a rs
Main Ave.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL


sENoRES FERRoCARkLERoS MExICA-
NOS. Hare Cue Jas ~Compaaias les Hsena-
boIs.n 20 que lnvirti6 en- Bonos &c = Ii
he-tad. Cobro Back Pay" aGmento De sneE
Sos. cheques y 'G=mpos". 81 SURE alstn 81
eidsrcs en- 81 t-ataio 70 le dire % que eeas
pedir. Ar-eE!o nesccios rel8cionaaoS con mi
profession en- todaS parties de! pals nEl'
r1rss ~ Lie. ]. PEARCE KANE. SOC Kan
tas Cts Lsfe BldE.. Kansas City, Ao.
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Sc ~NECESITAN minc-os para Que traba-
jen en- Is ninaS de carbon on Dolores. Con
dado de Webb. Texas. Dirj!aase a Camel
Coal Co, Laredo, Texas.
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lATENCION! iATENCloN!
4 CAStRSE


}lATENCION! iATENCION!
4 CASiRSE
Cstsiogc de damas meSicanas y otras
I nscionalidades y extcnsa lista de hermo-
} sos nombreS.
I Enyicnos uu DOLLAR solamente y nos
s otros le remitiremos A vuelta de correo.
} nucstro complete Catalogo matrimonial
{ cen descripciones detalladas. fOTOGRA-
) FIAS, NOMBRES Y DIRECCt0NES re
{ j6veues. senoras = seloritas hncxic2nas y
5 dc otras nacionRlidades. algunas viudas de
I irtachables anteccdentes. quieneS deesan
{ ercontlar un honrado y buen esposo. Us
J ted puede escribirle directamentc 4 cual- I
s Giiiera dc elias y %contraer un inatrinonio )
) fcl.z en- corto tempo. Somos dignos de
Z corfianza y nos Gedicamcs q TN ncgocio (
s he nrrdo y lfci,o. No permita, pucs. CUE !
! Is pequena suma de un dollar este &C por !
{ medic entire listed y su muy possible Re- !
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL. I
( Escribr hoy mismo a.
I RELIANCE CLUB,
J Box $40, Los ANGELS, CAn.
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ARoGADo PARA Los NExICANC5. Alien
ds rcda elise &c E-Socios Judtciaes. EsA-
nsc;out- poo dahos ,. Icrjuicios persoiaIeS
causRs tlyiies y c-;-inales. rcclslscieaeS ~
te---ooH. No -ebEo honoraroS hssta Gls .os
ssuntos Quedan salsfaCtorisnsate teFmia1ecA
Lie. Henry Sen Cline. Ie5 Guatcr S+z
sap Antonio. Texa.. Crockett S2To.
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LESTO, Q LISTO.

Terecnos IN maEnifico PlSn con VEIN
TTCUATRO maucras fAciles &c gsnaT d:ne-
TO, no DESAPROEECHE Cd. Ia oportua!-
dad y piIgnos DETALLES GRATIS. en-
viando estarrpillas para IA contestSci6h
MEXICAN CARD CO.. Boz Ill. Sta A
San Antonio. Texas.
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ENSENANZA

TaoT1GRAFIA Y TEEEDUEIA DE IL
EROS por sistens nUy pTAeteo , @EaN
Wagner.
IFCcIoNEs pc PIANO Y CANTo a Do
-ic:Eo. P-ccios cOav-0e'ocAsS SHSE GoOh
to-;o, b Paris ' Madrid. Reciee o-osnes SD
Ns-ales s.. Sc bahia frances y espano-
CLASSES De TAQUlGRAFIA. iDglSs. Tele-
- T.-sSr,-;a De Libros ' Ne-aaoE-afia
zo-iriTio-S..0 90 n1eUSURlcS. Di-t;anse 4
c Durett. sos Chestnut s.
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MEDICOS

NJ TANEZ-Ciru;aao Dentistn MeSicoao-
Ssne-,sEdad- en- co-onss, PUeEtsS : enie--
1.ad.4sr 81 "A boca lPyo-rheai Eenss con
IN 2rofes:onis:a que IS nsSica7o 500
,-sr+i-a con msx.cGacS. ESarns0 EraES'
. .S-E.,J.,- z-..is. u-cc!cs -5moGo5 = e. aoo-
NO. ii 10 4esea.-Dirscci6 Altos BoTlCA
DE SAN PEDRO. 9OsH W Commerce $
San Aatonfc. Texas.
81. DOCTOR A1-slio Garcia De "A Lana
IA carnbiado 81 Residential q IA Gale e
W.x- Houston No. sl5, Ts]sfono CT. S2%S.
Co. rs- -OPTIco. Dr. CRAMER- Vein.
;. SO. % 2ractica 81 EuroPs, Asx!co ,
Fstados Unidos- Fabla frances. i'ada7o ,
.sraTol. Toca clase de !catss : snteo!oA
liz Soisdac.
DR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medic:na ,
c;-nria on -ens-aL. Hotel Monterrey. elSE'
tos ! J ,. 100 :. Santa Rosa Ave Lete'o-
ros CT. 2s-s > CT 1868.
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SELLOS DE, COMA

Para ccmerc;anteS. PTcfesion;staS 3 SociS
dades. Complete 5urtiGo de accesorlos para
lca misnnos. Pida cataioEo n :. SAS4OS
ORTIZ. GIL Do!orosa St. Tc'sfono Travis
52S2. San Antonio. Texas.
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NJ. H. DIAZ

AB0GADO
AutorizaGo para ejsIccc - 7rote@oI 81
q Oi.SIto F.Sers, i To- Estatos CTidos y
.n ,oaas as Cortcs civi.es y criminals de-
Estado Ge Texas. Giicina
IIQ7 ScunlGE Bldg.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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BOLANOS CACHO.

Aborado m-xicGro. Co:Stlc2S Y docutnenn-
,ioaes ~I-iGfczS ccrcern'N:sSs n isyes y neyo-
RIOS de Mexico T09 Cap!as Sld=. q Pa
%, Texas.
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TRASPASOS

taller de irpreatA may c6roto
con tedo % 2eeesario. l7o2 So. FLORES s..
Travis 2o25. 80
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| Z VSOS d OCASION
EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITAN nuchachos appendices dc
recanicos que sean dc 10 3 IS amos &c eda,:
ocu-ran 8 San Antonio Radiator Co. 90
So. Alamo.
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PTDA MIS- PRECIOS al por mayor. Dc queso
eacnjlado. battles. chile pasil!a. cho-izo. etc.
?. BhCA. Boz 90. Los Angeles. Cal.
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DR.. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. &c "a Pa
rultad Dc Mexico. autc-izaGo En- e. Estaec 90
Texas. Especialissa en- civuSia sr Sens-al
Ofici7a 10 E N2eva St Te.S;ono Travis
1921.
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

Esta casa So cambiarJ e. 10. de Novicm-
bye a su nucvo local. COZ Dolorcsa 81. VI
CENTE SOSA. SaStre-
vENDO PoR $4,000 estufa lena cast nue.
"A. Cast6 mas de SI0O. 00.-il9 y. Conchos.
~
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DR.. V. PALOMO, Medicina en- Gene
raj. Consultorio, 10 So. Pecos. Te-
lefouo de 81 Residential. Mission 2175.
-CONSULTAS GRATIS.
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Tn hNUNCIO en- Ia PRENSA" sicmpre
- de exito SECURE. Lame I'd. n tc'etono
Travis 24lI y a?unciese desde luego.
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81 NECESITA carros para mvdaTGss. . car
gar rquipajcs. liable a ROSALES: Ec!eioio
Travis 1925.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
PLANS FLIGHT TO IRELAND
IN HUGE BOMBING PLANE
Hnndley Page Expects to Make the
Entire Trip In TNventy-Four
Hourb.

LONDON, April 1o.-A flight from
America to Ireland within twcn;y-four
hours early In June is contemplated
by Handley Page, thought he will not
make 1t himself.
The inventor has informed the Daily
Express that he has entered a plane
Sof what is called the Berlin bomb
ing" type. with four engines. 1000
gallons and a radius of $500 miles.
The plano will carry n crew of six. in
Guiding three pilots and Marconi
wireless operator.
1T Is a machine similar to that
which flew to India" he says. with a
wing OF 127 feet and speed of
ninety-fve miles an hour. 1t has the
advantage OF four engines; II two fail
nit can complete the trip with the
i3Gther two.
4 1.-THE machine will use the new Mar
Uni wireless which can receive mes
isf4ges all the way across tho Atlantic
i I'D It will be able to steer through
! s,g.i 1t will also have an apparatus
I fy which 1t can comm unicate with
Is hips within two hundred miles. In
case of a forced descent in mid-ocean
the wireless set in the tail OF the
!, machine can be utilized"
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'CUT OLE BURNING CARGO
] VESSEL BUILDING COST
struct Big Freighters ut
Reduced Prices.
ALLOWS FOREIGN COMPETITION
Figures Quoted Arc Lowest in World
and Hurley Expresses Gratitude to
~ Concern In Behalf Of Shippers anu
q American People.
rBy Associated Press.]

~ WASHINGTON, April 1o.-Construc-
gtion Of the latest type or oil-burninE
cargo steamers at price which VIII
enable American shipyards to compete
with the foreign nations was declared
Ito be highly probable" by Chairman
Hurley. OF the Shipping Board. tonight,
lin a statement announcing that the
Submarine Boat Corporation. OF New,
ark. N j.. ,o had made an otter 70 sly, oS'' a
deadweight ton without any guarantee
from the government on either TABOR
or material.
Board. Henry y. Carse, president OF the
3 corporation. wrote that the experience
gained in duplicating steel cargo ships
lin quantity demonstrated beyond all
question that the procedure the com :
pany was following would enable 1t 10
continue shipbuildinS successfully at
the marked reduction in cost, ever,
though it was the lowest price quoted
today in the world
Hurley answers Carse. ,,
y Replying TO MIR. CarSc. Mr.. Hurley
said the proposal of the corporation
was most interesting at this particu !,
lar time when war costs have reached
"a figure that are out of all proportion
with 1915 American prices Of $64 to
SOS per deadweight ton on oil tankers
and of from $50 a ton for 5000;
class s.2oo-;on cargo steamers with 9.
speed of from eleven to twelve Knots.
Most prices mentioned and ta!ksd
Ito 1925 Il ton" he added.
"Your proposal most effectively an
swcrs the question as TO whether our
sshipbuilders can compete in prices with
foreign shipyards.
Gratifying TO Shippers.
The receipt of such a bid from one
in the development of our shipbuild-
ing industry will be most gratifying
TO the country. as il is safe 10 assume
figures now. in short time the prices
will be further substantially reduced.
such a reduction also will give US
an opportunity to firmly establish our
shipbuildng industry and will allow
us TO obtain ships q prices reasonable
enough to compete with foreign ship
operatorS"
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ISOLATION. two OF the four leading hard
ware and machinery supply mems or

ISOLATION. two of the four leading hard
ware and machinery supply mems or
CARNATIONS. In conference here this
week. While nothing official was
given out tonight, IL was announced
opinions varied concerning the Federal
acts. but that a majority apparently
favored a modification of the laws.
In speech delivered to the joint
session today, w. d. BigSers. Detroit.
chairman of the executive committee
Of the American Hardware Manufac-
turers' Association. declared every
man is consumer and every man
wants prices to come down."
MIR. Biggers expressed the belief that
but little decrease will develop in the
cost of hardware before next fall
Labor. he said. is the biggest item in
the manufacturers cost, amounting
from SO per cent to SO or 20 per cent,
and wages will not come down for
some time.
Tomorrow's program calls for an
executive session of the American
Hardware Manufacturers Association.
which will mark the close Of the weeks
conferences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
SAYS VOTE SHOWS BREWERS
NOT ABLE TO FOOL PUBLIC
Wayne II. Wheeler Comments ON Re
su't OF Election I'm MIchi-
sun.

WASHINGTON, April lo.-"The Mich
igan election defeating the beer-and-
VIE proposal is an emphatic answer
ID the brewers campaign against the
e.':i'centh amendment" said Wayne b.
Wheeler. general counsel OF the Anti
Saloon League.
The Michigan election was part Of
a nation wide campaign to make 1t ap-
rear that reaction has set in against
prohibition. The proposed Coxey ref
erendum march to the capital is an
other division OF the same effort.
The no beer, no work movement
and the bills being introduced in State
Legislatures to try to legalize beer
containing 2H per cent alcohol also
Is part of this campaign backed
by the brewers billion dollar fund.
The object is TO prevent II possible the
enactment Of an effective Federal code
for national prohibition.
All Of these efforts will fail because
there is only one way TO repeal the
eighteenth amendment. That is to Sc
cure the vote OF two-thrds of Congress
to resubmit the question and have
three fourths of the States TO ratify the
repeal or modification of amendmen mt.
The brewers are not fooling any
body by using these camouhaSe orEani-
cations and movements as the vote Mn
Michigan shows"
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Several Reported Executed.
by Associated Press.1
OTTAWA, April 1o.-Hugh Guthrie
Solicitor-General OF Canada, stated in
the House OF Commons today he had
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DECLARES ZION CITY
Is GATEWAY TO heaven
Overseer voliva Claims the Investixa.
tions Bring Him More Mem
bcrs Daily.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. April 1o-Sal-
yation can come only by way OF Zion
City. according to Wilbur Glenn Vo-
Alexander Dowie. founder. He told
the world SO today after the Legisla-
ture had passed resolution providing
Tor an investigation OF reports THAI
wealthy people with weakness for
religion were induced to take up their
residence In Zion City. where they lost
These Investigations make great
advertising for me-" said Overseer
Voliva. THE more they investigate
the less they will find; the bigger the
fuss they mako the more people will
come to realize the greatness Of our
yation can come only by way OF Zion
City,"
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De VALERA SAYS HE COULD.
RULE IRISH WITHOUT ARMS
Denies That He Called Wilson Hypo-
critic and Snys Erin VIII
support President.

DUBLIN, April 10.-"Lord Curzon
says 1t requires 10000 British soldiers
to govern ireland. l could govern Ire
land without a single soldier" said
Professor De Valera, addressing the
Irish Parliament late today.
'If President Wilson is willing to stand
by his principles he will get back
ing from the Irish such as no other
people will give him. IL MIR. Wilson
does not stand by his principles the
Irish will not give him up.
ireland has many allies against
England In past years she has had
Spain and recently France. and If she
wished il, she could have Germany as
an ally.
Il wish to say that no German gold
has aided our cause at any time; no
1riShman would allow himself to be
bought by Germany. So far as know,
Germany has not attempted to fool
Ireland.
Il deny ! ever called Mr. wilson
hypocrite. did say that the present
was no time to Judge him."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
SEEK MANDAMUS PAPERS
Bonrd OF Agriculture OF North Caro-
lima to Test Cotton Warehouse
Measure.
[Special no The rimes-Disnatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. \. c., April 10.-As paw
Ing the way for a mandamus proceed
ing that will get immediate hearing
in court for a test case on the copsti-
tutionality of the State Cotton Ware
house act of the recent legislature,
Corporation Commission today made
an order declining a request from the
State Board OF Agriculture that tho
commission set in motion the machin-
cry for collecting the 25-cent per bale
tax that Attorney General Manning
has ruled as unconstitutional. In this
way James Fl. Pou and Judge ]. Craw-
ford Biggs, who are council for the
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JAPs ARREST MISSIONARY
Rev. ELI Miller Mowry, stationed mt
PyenE Yang. Korea, Charged
With AbetttnR Koreans.
TBy Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON. April 1o-The State
Department has been advised OF the
arrest OF the Rev. ELI Miller Mowry, n
Presbyterian missionary at Pyeng
Yang. Korea, on a charge preferred by
the Japanese authorities that he was
aiding and abetting the Koreans indie
pendence propagandists.
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A First Showing

Raying beading
Orchid,
certain fctcs and festivals.
Specially Priced, $500 to $500
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DISCUSS PLANS TO REPEAL
GOVERNMENT TRUST ACTS
Hardware Manufacturers and Jobbers
Consider Sherman and Clay
ton Invs.
IRr Associated Prs. I,

NEW ORLEANS, April 1o.-Whether
or not the Sherman and Clayton acts
should be repealed or modified was a
question discussed in joint executive
session today by the Southern Hard
ware Manufacturers Association and
the Southern Hardware Jobbers' AS
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Board OF Agriculture to test the act.
VIII procure at once u mandamus from
Judge G. II. Allen, holding Wake
mado up from his ruling TO reach tho
supreme court for decision before the
present term adjourns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Wisbrna al banif Nprraab.

Sra Ssn0cr ifripes til "6lenSb.
Mp.":
$40 GoS til aongcrigct mootte
@onfoireftor GoSien forIeben Dag
uoiteoc til 6olf ira gpelt og Ont
egneu, bporoi Sc fleite piIoe bentc
2cpnetamioler. Iange al biSIe par
"@iengangere", oct bill iige Soil, Der
refer bier llge for at aisre 5orret'
ringer, ibct Sc irlser Sarerne / bpre
Gomme Ill ai9bmpnbeue (20-30
Vfarf % mere Tor Gnnoet al &afie.
Gbofolaoe % enonu mere for arpo'
berier), % SiobmGnbene iGlgcr oct
after / oprc 9onrme til Hi8mGnocnc
/ @amburg % Berlin, meocna Son'
~ocripoerne life iaar noget al Oct, for.
oi &c life fau bctule DC nbIu Trilcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06

"Eeeprab. Toiten % ges Nrnen" III Norge
90 SnimarI foiter $3.50 pr. star, Yorto ibc.
reanei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-06
Selbrcocr Ssuoipgopmtnc.

Te bebsuer lite al ltos al 0eIcmu, Simmer.
Rirqorn, Tre9uer o. Ii8usros Nuoubsbuoe
Ii9beber. 2emo. ION tan luusS hos Cubper
&potbetty Ior 3jt, eler 500 ior eli crtra
itoy Mai'e. oil. bugti9 ouperot. i~pouaulio
sips eteblltgslIs Siubrlug lor tiesuoe 5orur.
Re; renter oo itprter ouocu oQ bsIbreocr
hurtjot 90 pjytiomi be ilele NuoipGoomme
3emo er Ct piouuo,ritei. 0icuuemtrrus
oeuoe. b~ortiiernsuoe lubsuoe Wiieosl %
mtlbuey ben mc't emiirotlige l,uo. Get er
itte itbte,, tan lat aupeuoes % toiter Inn
libt. Gtai Gem be: ioag oQ ipar Sem lelu
al irsmtio.e Summer.
The Z. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. Ohio.