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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
IF WASHINGTON LIVED NOW

In Washngon early military career as has been mentioned he
was an officer of the American colonial forces Of England lie ac
compand British expedonary led by the i'll fated Brad
dock against the and Indians western Pennva BY
curious of the wheel Of fate not years later the French
were allies against the British in the of the revolution
moi remarkable anomaly that the hundred and eighty seventh
anniversary of the birthday of George Washington finds the world
emerging the greatest that has before beset and
undergoing greatest national moral and spiritual changes all
history!
Washington lived the cordial understanding friend
Ship unanmy purpose and endeavo for the preservation of
democracy and civilization that exists between those three
Gent enemies France Great Britain and the United States his
utopan dreams would have been than razedW Laner
Washington in The Forum
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
LET SENATORS REMEMBER
THEIR SOLEMN OATHS

Washington, February 22-The Re-
publican Publicity Association, thru
its President, Hon. Jonathan Bourne,
Jr., today gave out the following
statement from its Washington Head
quarters:
when a Senator takes his seat in
the upper House of Congress he sub
scribes to an oath as follows:
az do solemnly swear that l will
support and defend the Constitution of
the United States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic that | will bear
true faith and allegiance to the same;
that take this obligation freely, with
out any mental reservation or purpose
of evasion; and that I will well and
faithfully discharge the duties of the
office on which l am about to enter;
so help me Cod
"In the near future Senator's, bound
by that oath, will be called upon to
pass judgment on a so-called treaty
of peace with the Central Powers of
Europe, the chief feature of which
will be a most comprehensive propos-
al for a league of nations. If that
document contains provisions contra
dictory to the plain letter of the Con-
stitution it is the manifest duty of
the Senate to reject it forthwith. In
that light it should be first consid-
cred, leaving questions of policy until
after the limitations of the Constitu-
ton have been applied to it.
"Our Constitution gives Congress
the right to raise and support armies
Ito provide and maintain a navy
"The Constitution of the league of
nations contains the following: no
state shall be admitted to the league
....unless it shall conform to such
principles as may be prescribed by
the league in regard to its naval and
military forces and ornaments. The
execution council shall formulate
plans for such reductions (of arma-
ments) =. and these limits when
adopted shall not be exceeded without
the permission of the executive coun-
Gill;
Our Constitution says that Con-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
PubliCSale
Mason County Land

The undersigned corporation, Hays
wood Hospital, of Maysville, Ken
lucky, will on
WCnNCCn NlDCu
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22

at no point in contrayening the Con-
stitution OF the United States. That
being fact, It cannot be successfully
maintained that Senators can vote for
such proposition and at the same time
remain faithful to the solemn oath
which they took without reservation
when they entered upon their terms of
Office"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
The Little Brick Church.

Sunday School at 9:45, J. s. Daw-
son, Superintendent.
The Wesley Brotherhood class Will
be instructed by Rice Bullock, assist
ant teaoAsr. Let every member be
present and bring a friend.
No preaching service, morning OF
night as the pastor will preach at
Dover.
]. ]. DICKEY, Minister.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
First NJ. Z. Church, South.

We will have special music Sunday
morning. The pastor will preach
-.orning and evening. Come out ana
enioy the services af the Sabbath. Ev-
erybody invited.
Sunday School and evening service
at usual time.
WILL B. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
MAYsVhlE'S ChuIekEs|
Where the Religious Exercises VIII
Be Held on the Sabbath.

City Mission
Preaching service Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Christian Science Services every
Sunday morning at II o'clock in G.
A. R. Hall, Cox Building.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22

Another thing why don't some of
the four-eyed inventors devise a sche-
me whereby the restaurant patron can
utilize the bone in T-bone steak?
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
Church Of the Nativity.

Church Of the Nativity.
Senagessimi, February %.
Services at 9:45 a. m. and 7:3O p. M
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
JOHN C. STEPHENSON, Rector
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-22
Christian Church.

Pastor A. F. Stahl out OF the CITY,
No preaching at Christian Church.
Bible School and communion as usu-
al.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17
HOMESPUNS LEAD FOR WRAPS
Capes Reaching to Knees, Rounded In
Front, Have Sits for the
Armholes. 4

If a wrap is needed with a tailored,
suit it is found in a rough serge or
homespun cape. These capes reach
only to the knees. They are rounded
in front, have Sits for the armholes
and a rolling collar that goes to the
hem in front. They are in gray. some
times in white, but oftenest in dark
blue. When serge is used it Is often
ornamented with %openwork bands, the
threads pulled out to outline squares
Of the material.
These capes are not lined; their
seams are so arranged that they ear
be worn without lining. They are
quite comfortable and look better
than the satin cape They give more
warmth, and warmth is something
that every American desired the past
| summe in Paris. The price Of wood
is high and there have been few
American rooms in which it has not
been burning every forenoon TO dry
out the room as well as to warm 1T.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17
NEW REGULATION ON FUR TAX
Internal Revenue Bureau Commits.
sioner Makes Clear the Respon-
sibility Of Manufacturers.

Another ruling has been added to
the numerous interpretations Of the tax
governing garments trimmed with fur.
Commissioner Roper Of the bureau
Of internal revenue, has laid down the
latest regulation. When a manufac-
turer sells an article in which fur is
the chief component in value that is
not entirely finished or ready to wear
TO another manufacturer who COM
pletes and sells the article, the first
manufacturer Is liable to a tax upon
the basis of his selling price to the
second manufacturer. The second
manufactures is liable to a tax upon
the sale, though he gets reimbursed to
the extent of the tax he paid the first
manufacturer. The same holds true
for ready-to-wear manufacturers who
use so much fur on a garment that 1T
becomes. the component of chief value.
Such manufacturers are reimbursed in
the same way for what they pay out
In taxes.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17
OF RED HAIR
CO.ors One With Titan Tresses
Should Wear.
Different Color Pigment in Skin Than
Blonde or Elackhairej Woman
With Fair Skin.

No type Of beauty can be more
atrikingly lovely than the red-haired
woman, writes Il famous creator of
fashions. If the posseSsor of red hair
understands how to dress to type she
may make herself as wildly decorative
Is a mural painting.
THAT stunning Miss So-and-So with
the wonderful red hair" we hear so
often. but alas, we also hear There's
poor Mary, such a sweet girl, but that
awful red hair! If she only knew wnat
10 wear it might help, but what can
you do with IA girl like that?"
A red-haired woman should realize
first of all that there is a different
color pigment in her skin than that
of the blonde or OF the black-haired
woman with fair skin.
The delicate shades that tone with
the pink and white loneliness of the
blonde are not SO good when feat
ured on the red-haired woman, al
though her complexion may possess
that quality Of extreme whiteneSs
which so often accompanies red hair.
The auburn, bronze or chestnut-haired
type is another story. | am speaking
of the woman with vivid red hair, who,
if she were q boy, would be called
carrot top" or "red head"
The woman with red hair has been
sentenced to wear blue for so many
years that this color and red hair
have become as traditional as the old
theory that if you see Il ~red-haired
woman q white horse will soon appear.
Blue is the wrong color for the red
haired woman. No this isn't heresy.
Blue makes her utterly commonplace
There Is one shade of green-blue that
Billie Burke, who is n of the love
Hest of red-haired creatures, wears
with supreme effect, but this shade Is
green first and blue afterwards-green
blue-and even she wears it with grea'
discretion.
Brown is another obvious dc fol
the ~red-haired woman If, however
brown is well done the sympathetic
DdthSIUuIlu VI thiS Noibi 40 6''', ~"
brown may also become very com
monplace with red hair.
Black is an excellent foil for tn
woman with red hair. Clothed II
black and the right lines she become
distinguished looking as well as beau
tiful.
Given a good skin and dark enoug
lashes and brows, almost any rec
haired woman should be able to max
herself strikingly attractive.
There is a gray for everyone. Pal
ticularly for the possessor of red hail
Gray is color neutralized. Red, blu
and green make gray. The variou
tones of gray are produced by tn
proportions Of these three colors. Th
red-haired woman should wear tn
gray with lavender or violet predon
mating.
The red-haired woman should avoi
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17
FLOWER FR0CKS FROM PARIS
New Gown May Suggest Full Blown
Rose, Shaggy Chrysanthemum
or Dreamy Poppy.

The very newest models from Paris
demand the petal frock. The frocks
have all blossomed with flowers-a
delicious c%onceit, and bound to become
popular on this side of the Atlantic
as well. These petal frocks are without
lining and follow the lines Of the body
with no suggestions Of stiffness. They
may suggest a full-blown rose by the
soft draperies unfolding at the waist
line, or they may develop into
shaggy chrysanthemums, with supple
elongated petals, or into dreamy pop
pies. These frocks are difficult to wear
and demand an excellent figure, but
the effect Of fiuttering and airy grace
with which they invest the wearer
Will prove alluring to all women even
II they must undertake strenuous
physical culture.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17

NCLE Sans superdreadnaught New
Mexico is very much in the yes Of
the world these days for the special
reason that ills battleship is the
first of any nation to be propelled by
electricity. Moreover, electric drive
has been 20 successful and its fight
ing advantages have become so gen
orally recognized that the navy de-
partment has decided to equip all of
its new capital ships with electric
propulsion apparatus.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17
blue, with the possible exception of

blue, with the possible exception Of
the two-tones, gray blue and green
blue mentioned above. Above all, she
should not wear baby blue, turquoise,
kings or robins egg.
Green is an excellent color foil for
red hair. Olive green makes an ideal
street color, and chartreuSe and emer-
aid may be worn with extremely decor
ative effect in the evening. Bronze
makes a better daylight choice than
the lighter brown tones. OF the yell
low, pale buff is good on the red
| haired m
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-17
Black Net Dresses Liked.

Point d'esprit net, in black, is COM
ing into dressmaking favor again af-
ter a retirement Of twenty-five years.
Some of these black nets look like
yelling. They have a lace design over
the wide meshes or a triangle of polka
dot. They are made over thin black
taffeta and trimmed with watered
ribbon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
LISTC, SENOR, LISTO.

Tencm,s IN maEnifico Plan con VEIN.
TICUATRO maasras faciles de sana- dine.
70. NO DESAPROyECHE I'd. Il o~porturi.
dad y pidanos DETALLES GRATIS. e.
v:audC ~cstampi.las para II contestacion.
MEXICAN Carl co. BoJ Ill. Sta. a.
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
FUE DISUELTA UNA MA
N~IFESTACTON
Pedia la renurcia del Pdte.
Municipal de Torreon

GUADALAJARA, J~alisco. Agosto
Coon IN Gxi.o complete ha CO.
menzado sus lahUres Ia Con.isitn de
2ecaudacion del Gentle Pro-Jalisco.
Los l.acendaLos, en- su toralidad, har
re$Pondido al liamado que les nicie-
ION los miembros del Comite Y han
suscrito hasta el prasente mon:cnto
Ia cant;dad de $40. 900, que Sc des-
tinaran 4 Ia impression de folletos
Y rel!culaS clnematopraficas, cue
mrestran las grandcs riQueZas natu-
raleS del Est2do &c JaiiSco.
Desou6s del fol!e!o que Sc retie-
IA IN general a las ciqu2.aS. Sc fer
maran varios que traten cuda una
3e las r'oTeEas por separado, Aediciu
dose enc especialmente al eStudio
del petrjIeo en- ia IONA occidental,
Que segun Sc dice exjste en- alum
dancia.
Los trabajcs del Comitt. no Sc Il
mitan a hacer propaganda por me-
do dc fol!etos Y de IA pantalla, s,no
cue muchos miembros Ge 4. sa'dran
proXimamente para Ia capital de la
Rcpublica, eli londe s~ustentaran
rublicas c~oGfereacias. solrc POGO
mas 0 menos los misncs temas ira
tados en- los folletos
FL Comite "Pro-JaliS,o." ha invi-
ado = Il comisi61 de extranieros
Suramericanos a que yisitc ell EsA-
DO, dandole para el case toia class
oe i~acllidades. Sc proponcn los ja'is-
c!ecscs establecer un intercamoio
comerc'al entire 81 EstaGo de Jalis-
CO ' algInas l~aciorns centric Y su-
raner'canas, hacienda uSo direGva-
mentc de IA Inca de communication
cue e>iste entire GJadalajara Y Co
lima.
e. ~Souernador del Fstado LUIS
Gastel!anos Tapia, ma ofreciao al
Co5ijte "Prn.JaliSco" 81 apovo pa
IA todos los trahajoS que realize.
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Sc ENCUENTRA EN- MEXI,
co UN AGENTE CO.
MERCIAL De MICA
&

CICDAD DE MEXiCO. AGosto -
Por 81 trea del Mexicano, lego a
yer en- Ia n)chc d csta ciudad, cl Sc
FOR Amadeo SnlorZano, Nombrado A
gerte Comerc:al de la Repuhlira lie
Nicaragua en- nuos.ro pals. Ell senior
Soj6rzano tiene inst-uc:iOnes dc con-
ferenciar con- algunos f~uncionarios
Ge la Administration actual, rara
tratar la ,arer dc estaoiccer N
~intercamtio comercial entire los dos
paiSes.
e. agente ccmcrcial 1ue ACADIA de
ilegar. IS hermano del E~nc2rcaGo lie
negocioS de Nicaragua en- Mexico. su
senoria don Ramon >ot6rzuuo. y muy
en- breve sera presertado por los
conductos debidos al Ing, Salinas,
sub-Secretario lie Comercro. Indus
tria : Tr2baio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
SALEM PARA OAXACA UNOS
MILiTARES

CICDAD De MENiCO. Agosto 70
Por auuerdo &c la Secretaria de
Guerra Y Marina. aver Ell la tarde sa-
Heron dc esta ciudad, con direction
4 OaXaca. ounce jeics V oficiales
Gel eicrcito, Que al a la capital dc
nayac2. q rcorganiZar ell serv;cic de
Ia tolcia mllitar.
De IA miSma manera que Sc enria-
ron ! Oayaca 4 -)mpctentes militia
res que r~eorganicen este ITaportante
slrvicio. pr6Ximamente seran envia-
COS. con Identicos fines. varios jefes
Y cfic;ales Il los Estados dc Ii;dalgo,
Puebla. Tlaxcaia Y NeracrUG.
En- Guad9lajara. q ~@ervicjo de Ia
poIicia miiitar ha qcedado totalmente
c~stablccido. con magnifIcos rcsulta-
Cos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
COMPRAMOS. NENDEMOS 7
} CAMRtAMOS MUEBLES.
) Credito Liheral-Abonos Comedies
|, WESTERN FURNITURE co.
5l3-5lJ WeSi Commerce ST.
CuATROClENTOS LEGlONARIOS
Fl, JALAPA

Iala-l. 'Nrac~r.. Agostt 20
Anochc ~llaravcH a rs;a clUdai, pro-
ceGen;es lie Puebla, :uatroclentos
DICTIONARIES pcrtenecientcs al gruro
B"
Estes Ie~ianarios 0uedaran de
g~uarr,cicn Eli n rlaza. en- tanto que
el battalion "Suprcmos PodoreS," que
tenia d 81 cargo 81 cuiGado Ge Ia
ciudad. slldra dentro dc rocos dlas
para Paso &c Macho. Ell donGc SC
Incorporate a las fuerzas dc Guada-
lupe SANCHEZ, ne haoen la batida
d los reheldes felicistas.
EiceSe QUE or IL semana entraa-
.e, llccarin j Jalapa otros tresc!en-
tos hombres - la Legion de Honor,
pero que estes marchalan a ~incorpo-
rarse Z Ia y~usrn.cion dc Cordoba.
Esta version 10 ha sido confirmsda.
tues en- los centres mi'rtares SC des-
conoce su vcracidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
CABLES De ESPANA
Serpicioespecial de LA PRENSA
LA SEMANA PASADA FUE DE
CALMA RELATiVA EN- La
IONA ESPANOLA

MADRID. Agosto t9.-Las mott
cias recibidas de la Zcna esp4noia
Gicen que la semana pasada fue Ia
que ha transcurrido mas en- calma
Gesde que las operaciones mliitar2s
fueron reanudadas Ell Marruecos.
Sin embargo, el fuego dc a~tilleria
Sc deja or con frecuencia Y clio ae
Gebe q cue Sc est& hacienda uso de
granadas para d;spersar q las handaS
dc nativos cue tratan de reconcentrar
Sc en las colinas cue Sc italian en-
as cercaa.as de los campamcntos cs-
panoles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21

EDICION SEMANARlA
Microbes
L, - E,tsSos Uaidos. Mexico. Canada. Gu
"a, puerto Rico. Panama ) As lslas tiEPiaa:
U7 aao go
Ssis rsscs S00'
In Centre y Sur America, texceFtuando
Panama.. Europa. etc: ,-o
Uc sno SO"
Los pages dsben hace-ss poT adeiantado'
. giro postal O dc Express. ca-t2 cc-rIiea-
5o Iat,a sobrc S1sva York. Los precToS
:. sus. ripci6n son en- dine-o americana . So
S,B;v.L.reia en- nncaeda del pals de tonde
Sc ssiirite e periodico-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
ACTVA PROPAGANDA
DEL COMITE PRO
JALISCO
Ho comenzodo CON e1ito Sus
lobores

TORREON. Co2h., Agosto 20
Cuando la manifestation Que pedia
Ia renurcia del Presidente Munich
pal de esta ciudad senior Guerra cs-
taba mas ,wmada ; va Sc diei@iA a.
Palacio Municipal. para pejir publ
canfente el cambio dc regidores. Sc
present6 Ia p~olicia, la cue preten-
do diso!"cr Z los manifestantcS.
e. "Partidc ReTolucionarlo indie
re~noiente," que fIe e. que organize
Il manifestation. 10 cssuvo confor-
ne con ell ~proocder &c Ia polIcia
&rnandose con tai motive una espe-
Gle de batalla a tofetaGas Y cstaca-
EOS. que te-min6 con Ia p~resencia
lie IN destacamento &c s,ldados.
cue llevaron . cabo algun2S aprehen
stones &c obreros : ~endatres. \
Cuienes Sc juzga .os rr!rcinsles pro-
motores del mOljn
AfortunaGan.CEt2. Nc 81 registra-
ron nirGunas desSracias perSonaies
que lamentar. rncS los her:dos que
resu!tarcn de Il contlcria. solo su-
frieron lesioneS leves.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
CERTAMEN SOBRE Ell TITO.
CIuDAn DE- NENICO. Agosto

CIUDAD De MENICO, Agosto 20
Una pcderosa ~negociacion cervece
IA hispano-mexicana, ACADIA &c abrir
I'M certamen sobre el ito, ofrecien-
DO NIL pesos ~ Que prcsente el me-
jor trabajo.
Los m@d:cos meXicanos podran
mandar desde luego sus traoa;os q
los ~periodicos Ge Ia ciuGad de McXi-
60. er donGe Seran enyiados para el
Jurado C~alificador. Ell trakljo cue
So rreseatc debc ser original, pero
los c~oncursantes tendran ell dcrecho
de escoger el tema CUE mas les con-
venga.
Entne Il clcmento medico dc csta
c:udad Sc nota gran cntusiasmo por
toaar rarte en- el Concurso del Tifo.
destinado para suhstituir al senior
Beuegas.
Entretaniu Ell secreesrI1 del obs
pado la Quedado al frente de los
asuntos de IL mira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21

TGENDTTh 50 t~raSpzsa. rnr Intermediates dc
familia. IN irnciorabie locaci6n y cxcslentcs
condolences. 1917 Sc. Flores St. (ci)
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IMPORTANTE

Z EECESITAN mucnachos para bo.eros.
a A:l-- Z. EoG--on St.
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Con motive del n0mnraNnento
c hizo s. 5. el papa Bene Iicto NJ tie
chisro de IL di6cesis dc Queretaro en-
favor del Nicario General de Vera
= mouseior Rereeas. Ia Eicaria
General V la Administration Apostle
lica ha qued2Lo a~ctfala.
Sc dice con i9sitercla. qIe IN
humble presbitero que ofic:a Ell una
~parroquia de esta :iudad, sera el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
LA FEDERACION DE BARCELONA
PIDE A LA DE MADRID QUE
Sc Una AL MOVIMIENTO.

MADRID. Agosto 19.-Por los te-
ieg-anlas recioidos dc Barcelona Sc
tiene conocim;ento de oIe on vista
de las c~recientes demands de parte
de los t~rabajadorcs. Ia Federation
Local resoivi6 s~uSpcnder los trabajos
y pedirle a Ia Federation de Madrid
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
Descortcnto en- ontra del Pre-
siden.e Municipal.

u intervention DE- a rohcia. Sc
Juzga que fUe obra del Prcsldente
Municipal senior Guerra. ouien con-
s~ideraEdose ~.nipotente para do2inar
la sicuaci6n per medios pacificos Y
~razonables, apeio Al use Ge Ia fuer-
"a armada Este rcso ole do, lie res
10 las pocas simpatias con que con-
taba. pues haSra L mi>EnoS emplea-
dos no Sc mueSJraH contormes con
Su ~proceder.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
HIZo EXPLOSION UNA BOMBA
EN- UNA FUNDiCION DE
BARCELONA

MADRID. Agosto 20.-La "Gaceta
Official publico hoy I'm dectcto refe-
rentc a Ia adhesion de Espana a Ia
Liga de las NacioneS. Tamoien sc d.
&c que Espana ha acceptable las esti-
pulacionas references a las cuestiones
&c trabajo cue Sc Gentlemen en- Ell
articulo trece del pacco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21
PROFESSIONALS

ABOGkDo. PARA LOS METICANoS. Atien.
de toda c!ase de negocios judiciales, reels-
uacioner po. dahos y Ierjuicios personsles-
causas tiviles y crininale.. ~reclamaciones Dc
tsrrencs. No cobro honorarios hasta aue lcs
asuntos qucdan satisfactc-iamente terminates.
Lie. Henry Sen Cline. FOG Guntsr Bids
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett 537s.
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que Sc u1a al movImiento.
FL gob'erno no Sc ha coasagrado
4 huscar los needles Gle evitar IN
corfllCto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-21

SENoRES FERRoCARRILEROS MEXICA.
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sen 10 cue invirti6 en- BONOS de Ia Liber-
tad. Cobro BACK PAY" taunento en-
sueldosp CHEQUES Y TgEMPOS. 81 sufre
zlgIn accidcnte en- a. trabajo, 20 lie dire 10
cue debc pedlr. Arreglo negocios rciacio-
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pals. Consulta gratis. DirigiHe al Lie. J.
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