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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18
What S in na1nef That which we call a
rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
Shakespeare.
THREArs NOT HELPFUL.

Move by the government to proceed against
ccal operators, miners and dealers for conspir-
aey to Withhold output and thus raise prices of
coal is being much exploited in the newspaper
press. Certainly if there is or has been any
such conspiring the government can do no bet
ter thing than to prove it and punish those who
are guilty; by this means it can be prevented
for the future.
But in many instances the government has
made much of its intent to results by re-
sorting to the courts and has laid emphasis on
the good to come from its efforts, only to either
fail in establishing it's case or to abandon the
matter for reasons unknown. This kind of pub
LEFTY Of threat is not helpful. No publicity is
helpful that is not warranted by fact or a
strong presumption of fact What is most
necessary is production of coal now. Introduc-
ton of new motives to distrust and new factors
to promote disagreement will not do the situa-
ton any good unless something definite is ac-
complished. If the prosecutions under
taken by the government show themselves war
ranted by evidence at hand, they are well de-
termined. If they are not, they will add to dis
concerting the situation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18
WHAT PALMER DISCLOSED,

It is known, or at least should be known, by
the public that Attorney General Palmer has
told congress that there was necessity of legis-
lation to aid the department of justice in sup
pressing radicalism of a dangerous sort. Presi-
dent Wilson in his latest message called for
legislation of this character. It has been the
already sufficiently stringent to safeguard
public interest if they were strictly enforced.
In the light of this argument it is of Importance
that the public know what the status of the
radical before the law is and what the execu-
tives of the law can do to curb sedition.
Not much publicity has been given to the re-
port made by Attorney General Palmer to the
senate in answer to it's request for information
on what he was doing to put down radicalism.
Here are some plain statements he made to the
senate in that report:
Those who have attempted to bring about the
forcible overthrow of the government of the
| nited States have committed crime unless
their acts amount to treason, rebellion or sedi-
tious conspiracy, as defined in sections L. 4 and
of the criminal code. The department of jus
tee has not secured any consistent or carif ying
INTERPRETATIONS of these sections from the diff
ferent courts in which it has brought cases Of
radicals and the whole matter is left unsettled
SO far as precedent on which to proceed is con-
cerned. The preaching of anarchy and sedition
is not crime under the general criminal statutes
Of the United States. Advising defiance of law
Is not crime under the general criminal laws
whether the same be done by printing and cir
culating literature or by the spoken word. Ad-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18
.TODAY's BIT OF VERSE
SONNET xxx.

SONNET
When, in disgrace with fortune and mems eyes,
l all alone beweep my outcast state
And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries,
And look upon myself and curse my fate,
Wishing me like to more rich in hope,
Featurd like him, like him with friends possessed,
Desiring this mans art and that mans scope
With what most enjoy contented least;
Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising,
HAPPY think on thee; and then my state.
Like to the lark at break of day arising
From sullen earth, sings hymns at heavens gate;
For thy sweet love remembered such wealth brings
That then scorn change my state with kings.
-Shak espeare
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Il .N
Anamosa Eurka: The democrats
boast OF a $10.000,00O campaign fund
I for 1920. Pretty steep for fellows
who make such stew about a $780,
600 senatorial campaign TO beat u
hundred times millionaire trouble
maker.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Unless con-
gress and the president see TO It that
some method other than the strike
lis put forward to adjust Industrial
controversies, the sorely beset public
soon will find it necessary to dig
trenches and use horoscopes. The
day when the poor consumer could
stick up his head ana look around
with any degree of sarety seems to
have become history.
Marcus News: There was 10Y in
the hearts OF the members OF the
general assembly of Iowa few days
ago when they found in their morn.
ing's mail letter from Governor
Harding which stated that no extra
session would be called this winter.
Waterloo Times-Tribune; Because
they needed him in the peace treaty
fight, Senator LaFolletre, who had
been ignored because OF his anti-war
talks, came into the good graces OF
some senators. They are rewarded
by the senator working steadily as
the official windmill OF the senate.
Des Monies Capital: The public
would not object to paying little
more for coal In order that they
might pay it to the miners. But the
pubic would object 20 adding 10
cents to the miner and 25 cents to the
mine owner.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Mr.. Nc
Adoo says no man can reuse
presidential nomination. His state
ment is not quite accurate. He should
have said. No man VIII refuse a
presidential nomination" But even
this term does not At the thing that
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

that President Wilson's pan :. !,
preted and agreed upon vii, y intst
ally lead to q further increa as" essnh
price the public must nav ~ ~ IN
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

Notwithstanding hope in some quarters that
the supreme courts decision would be favor
able to the continued life Of J. Barleycorn, a
great many people have discovered that they
can get along very nicely without his company
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

Loud laughter is a sion I.
|of refinement. Anything t%a " latt
aral is 2 sign Of the same thin, ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

Boston has voted s'wet" by a majority of
about twelve thousand. But where are those
twelve thousand going to get 'it?''
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

The federal trade commission must be laid
up with bad case Of tonsilitis. It hash t
scolded the packers for several days.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

IT that miners and operators will re-
tain their advantage over the con-
suming public.
Davenport Times: It appears on
the face OF DR.. Garheld's explanation
that both the miners and the opera
tors have obtained Precisely what
they have wanted all the time and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

Marshalltown Times-Republican:
The coal strike is not settled. 1t is
suspended by an armistfce which has
a prospect II not pormise behind
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

Nc had in mind. He was advising
his friends that he did not intend K
refuse domination If It came hi
way. q
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

The railroad directorate is urging co-opera-
ton by the public to facilitate shipping in every
way possible and to thus prevent possible
shortage of freight cars. The government has
also through the department of commerce sug
gested the Importance Of developing motor
truck transport. But there is no direct cor-rela-
ton of the two arguments and it seems feasible
that there should be. The motor truck at pres
ent is working, where it is working, in direct
competition with the railroads and in some in
stances this competition has made it difficult
for the motor transport to expand and even to
continue; rates have been actually reduced to
meet motor transport competition in several
middle western states, according to reports cur
rent in the news. Now if cooperation is need
ed to prevent car shortage, why should it not be
wiser to permit at least so far as refraining
from rate fixing, motor transport to take its
share in relieving the railroads of what threat
ems to become an over burden7 What will help
most is system of transport that makes full
use of all means, rail, water and highway
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18

When strong armed kecpeth his palace, his
FOODS ps,ace But wien stronger than he shall
some upon him and him, he taketh from him
Ill his wherein he trusted, and dvdeth his spois
Luke, x, 22.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-18
THE UNRULY MEMBER.

4 We notice that the cables are being kept pref
! ty busy in describing the beginning OF Lady
Astors career as the first woman-member of
4 the British house Of commons. What amazes
us is that that which was surely to be expected
should surprise the newspaper reporters so
much It seems that there is a rule OF the house
4 Of commons that members must not indulge in
side talking among themselves within the bar
of the house while the latter is in session. How
ever, being a woman, Lady Astor must talk to
somebody, and kept on doing it until the speak
4 er OF the house nearly demolished the parlia-
mentary furniture with his gavel in the effort to
enforce the rule until someone informed the
new member that the hammering was for her
benefit. And then, according to accounts,
Lady Astor stepped outside the bar of the
house and went on talking" OF course she did;
how could she help it, Our surprise is not that
she did, but that the speaker should have
thought he could prevent it. Of course, he was
off his guard and did not realize that the effort
Ito recall a primal privilege of the sex with a
little wooden mallet was only adding to the
racket; he could not have revoked the pristine
right of womanhood with steam hammer
and so Lady Aston talked on.
The right of women to talk when no one
wishes to hear came right out of Eden. Eve
had it at the time Of the lockout, and what she
said to the excluding angel was few degrees
hotter than his flaming sword. Eve had it also
afterwards and Adam chopped all the more
thistles, not because he liked to work but be-
cause the crunch of his stone hoe upon the Meso-
potamian gravel was to his tired ears more vel
come music. And the right Of Eve was be-
quethed to the daughters of Eve to this very
day and cannot be repressed by any recourse to
rule or argument. But there is, Of course, a way
to do everything under the sun-even to cause
woman to renounce her most ancient right to
talk. If the gavel be dispensed with when Lady
Astor begins to prattle and the house members
be trained to shout "Hear! Hear!'' in true
British fashion, silence will ensue. For it is
woman's joy to talk, not when men wish to hear
but when they do not. The most surprising
thing about the whole episode is that the speak
er of the British house Of commons did not
know that simple fact.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-09

STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. 6cS West Hous-
Tor s.. p1coe p-oPo-ciors- 4 listed t-a5al2-
Co-es = erDlccS. TsIe.oao CT. 554l.
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CABLES De ESPANA
FUERON OCUPADAS LAS PRINCI-
PALEs POSICiONES DE FON-
OAK POR Los ES-
PANOLES

De- se-ricio Especial dc Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Octubre Los despa-
chos oficiales recibidos de Tetuan
anuncian que aver, a Ia salida del
sol. las tropas espanolas ocuparon
las posiciones de Fondak que constl-
tuian la defensa principal del Raisu-
Ii.
Agregan los mensajes recibidos
que dichas posiciones fueron asa!ta-
das por las fuerzaS de SanJuro y
Castro Y que cl General Berenguer
en- persona dirigio el avance de elias
dcsde las posiciones conqulstadas
rccientemente en- el monte Conlco, y
Que otra columna de Tetuan coopero
en- estas operaciones.
Al tenerse noticia de este nuevo
exito de las fuerzas hispanas, Ell Mi
nistro de la Guerra lie envio un men
safe de felicitacion al General Be
renguer.
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No Sc arregI6 ell serOicio
postal aereo entire NueDa
York y la capital de Cuba

NUEVA YORK, Octubre Mr..
Otto Praegcr, Administrator Gene
raj de Correos de este puerto, que
regres6 recientemente de La Habana,
Cuba. anuncio que las g~estlones pa
"a c~stablecer IN servicio postal aereo
entire Ia Habana Y Key West, hablan
fracasadq enteramente.
Mr.. Pracger que fue q ! a Habana
a estudiar la posibilidad de tai SER
vicio. dijo que tenia ~entendido que
Sc estaba fernando una compania pa
"a realizar csc servicio entire ambos
puertos Y que 81 tai compahia ofre-
cia garantias al ]gobierno. este pom
dra a su disposition los aparatos.
Respecto a la posihilidad de IN
servicio semejante entire Nueva York
Y Ia Habana, Mr.. Praeger dijo:
"Es enteramente possible para el
gobierno mantener 81 propio servi-
clio postal aereo entire New York Y Ia
Habana, pues la distancia es de 1900
mil!as. con dos escalas solamente.
Tai cosa puede hacerse con aparatos
con tres o cuatro motores y que ten
gan una gran capacidad para COM
bustible, Y la correspondence podris
conducirse de una ciudad a "a otra en-
20 horas."
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10 QUE FUERA TONALA Y LOS PUEBLOS
CRCUNVECINOS ES AHORA UN IMMENSE
ARENAL SEMBRADO DE CADAVERES
Of PERSONALS Y De ANIMALES
Muchas personals estaban enterradas, pero aun con vida
Los informes ~oficiaIes detalIados que Hogan de Ia
catastrofe son en- verdad paVorosos.-La
Cruz Roia Mexicana lego oportunamente

Roja, Y Sc les atiende con eficacla, a.
grade de que algunos han sido ARE
batados a las. garras de la muerte. Ell
doctor Rueda, acon.panado de varias
personals, es el que ha trabajado sin
d~escanso en- esta obfa humanitaria y
piadosa-
La magnitud de la eatastrofe.
Para conocer, aunque solanertt'
por Ia fuerza de Ia imagination, 10
tremendo de esta catastrofe, basta fl
jarse en- algunos detalles que Ultima
mente han seguido uegando a las Sc
c~retarias de Estado. Dicen que las
corrientes del aqua fueron en- tai can
tidad Y bajaron de las montanas con
impetuosidad tai, que estas montanas
quedaron carcomidas, abriendose en-
elias grietas y hasta verdaderas cana
das. FL canine que iba de Tonala a
Ia villa de Flores, Sc borro por COM
pleto, es decir, quedo tambien sepul-
tado entire Ia arena y ahora no Sc sa-
be nj siquiara donde pudo estar.
De un mrmento a otro Sc esperan
mayores detalles de 10 ocurrido, aun-
que va Sc sabe que los cadaveres re-
cogidos en- Tonala pasan de doscicr-
toS.
FL Consejo Superior &c Saluh-idad
recibio VI mensaje del delegado sa-
nitario del ferrocarril pan-amer;cano,
en- el que Sc dice que Ia caseta de Sd
servicio fue volada Dor ell hu-acan.
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to para eI nuevo periodic presidential
en- Ia Republica Alemana.
Una election general Sc tenia en-
proyecto en- Alernania para fines de
este aho; pero segdn recientes infor-
mes de Berlin, ell gobierno tenia Ell
plan de aplazar tai election hasta
Ell mes de mayo del ano entrante, de-
Dido q que el mismo gobierno tiene
IA seguridad de que serla derrotado
81 Ia election Sc efectuara antes de
que una reorganization complete sc
llevara g cabo, reorganization cuya
c~aracteristica principal seria Ia admi'
sion de los democratas en- e. Minis
terio-
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USADO ALCUNA
VEZ SLOAN'S
EMINENT?
Tengalo I'd. siempre a la mano para
]prOcurarse alivio Immediate del
reumatiSmo y otros dolores.

EUANDO I'd. sepa 10 que ell Sloan's
u Liniment 10 beneficiara, como 10
saben miles de personals a q~uienes
ha aliviado, I'd. tambien 10 tendra
siempre a Ia mano. Debe usarlo
cuando 10 ataquen dolores reumati-
cos agudos, para aliviar sus dolores
de la espalda. ~tirantez de los miscu-
los. rigidez de las articulaciones, in
flamaciones y, en- general, toda cla-
sc de dolores externos Y los que pro-
vienen de haber permanecido a la
intemperie.
Tome I'd. una pequena cantidad,
apliquelo sin fr6tGrlo y pronto pene-
trGrd d~eshaciendo la congestion y
dando I'LL alivio Immediate a la par
te adclorida.
Tres tamanos: 35c.. roc. Y S1.40.
De venta en- todas las droguerias.
81 no 10 encuentra en- alguna drogue-
ria, haganos ell favor de decirnos su
nombre.
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Detalles pavorosos.

Las informaciones que va Sc estan
recibiendo del propio pueblo de Iona
Ia. cs decir, de 10 cue fuera el puer-
to. dicen que a la llegada de los auxi-
los referidos, Sc vieron escenas te-
rribles de hambre Y de muerte y que,
10 peor de TODD, es que habia perso-
mas sepultadas que Sc hallaban toda-
via con vida, Y cuyas lam~entaclones
angustiosas Sc escuchaban como sail
das de una inmensa ~catacumba, como
eco LELAND, debil expression de un
estertor, de una agonia desgarrado-
ra Y tragica.
Los miembros de Ia Cruz RoJa
procedieron en- seguida al salvamento
de estos infelices, sacando algunos
convertidos en- miserias fisiologicas,
en- andrajos humanos, pero muchos
p%erecieron a causa de que va era tar
de cuando despues de rudos trabaJoS
Sc habia logrado escombrar e. cam
pc. e. mensaje recibido en- Ia Sc
cretaria de gobernacion da cuenta de
estas scenas Y termina dlciendo:
"que desde 10 que antes fuera ciudad,
hasta Ia orilla del mar, solo existe
IN immense arenal, lleno de pahza-
das V escombros".
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VALE DNERO

No 70 pierda. Kecorte este anun-
clio V envielo, accompanied de SC. en-
estanlpillas a Foley and Co., 1885
Sheffield Ave, Chicago, III. I'd. re-
cibira. 2 vuelta de correo, UT pague-
te de muesrra de Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, para Ia tos, resfrios J
Group; otro de Foley Kidney Pills
para los dolores de costado y de es,
palda, reumatismo Y Intermediates
de los rinones, de Ia vejiga y Foley
Cathartic Tablets, que son IN magni-
fico laxative Y 10 mejor para Ia cons.
tipaci6n, biliosidad y dolor de cabe.
(Adv.)
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TRATAN DE CREAR UN FONDC
PARA AUXILIAR A LOS DAM
NiFICADOS

Del Service Especial de LA PRENSA
MADRID, Octubrc Los altos
empleados del Departments de pro-
moci6n decidieron ceder un dia de
sueldo para IA crcacion de un fondo
Sc destinara a auxiliar a las
victimas de las inundaciones del Sur
de EspaNa, especialmente en- las re-
Clones de Valencia, Alicante y Muir
cia dondc muchos centenares de Ia
milias carccen de hogan actualmen-
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HUELCA DE CARPINTEROS EN-
VALENCIA

De, S-r-,-:a E=p~eia; Dr. IA PEENSt.
MADRID. Octubre I'm laconl-
co m~cnsajc que Sc recibio hoy de
Valencia da cuonta de haber cstalla-
do ALI una hueIga de carpinteros.
Por mas que no sc dan a conocer
las causas de esta nueva huelga, Sc
supone que tienda a lograr 10 que
todas las similarcs: reduction de
horas de trabajo y aumcnto de sueI-
dos.
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! Il 1,-1ida. Vicente $50. SaStrc = Cor
-qtor. 81 Doloros7 s.. San Antonio. Tex.
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W So busca candidate a Ia
presidencia de Ia Repz-
Dd5Eica AIemana

COPENHAGUE. Octubre Los
peri6dicos de Hamburgo q Sc han re
cibido aqui, publican la noticia de
u los miembros de todos los parti-
dos poIiticos en- Alemania, proponen
a Adolfo Damaschke, como candida
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VENTAS

Sc VENDEN les "L~ones de Cuba" galos
le peiea. finUs. dc ley. igua!es 4 los ne
j9-e5 Le. m.nGo. Is hueyos po- 500 d.
cij. - corr-po7Geacia y pedidos = Felipe
Ramirez. Box 10. Becvil!e. Texas.
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N~ECESTTAMCS MNEROS M~ENICANOS
Para gu, c-@bajen ea AS rainas &c carbon
&C NaaEctr. Aba. Crush y Bu-to-G. FaEa-
mos de cuarcnt2 = cIRco 4 ssscaca cenEa-
yos ao- ca--ar una ,one!ats. USamos ba-
--eacs de Blasting Powder. BCeGa ven:l-
.acs5n. maEriticas caS2s : aqua gratis e.
cad& campo. Sueaas condolences de tr2balo.
yasa-os era7aria1cEt ~ elective. Los
msn4-cs Eanan de $500 q $500 Gla-ioS. AIDE
.2atanos e imports del pasaje Z mineros
CON pcrertes > = sus La-IiaS. p3-iEi-Se q
ALEA-MALAkOFE Ignite COMPANY.
Ty.c-. Texas
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La obra de salvamento.

Los trabaios que Sc hicieron para
sacar a las personas enterradas en-
la arena Y acumuladas sobre las ba-
rrancas, fue obra de glgantes, lie
vada a cabo por los cue llegaron a Ia
region, p~rocedentes de Ia capital del
Estado Y de los puehlos cercanos que
no sufrieron mayores ~desgracias. To-
davia para hoy es impossible hacer
IN recuento de Ia poblaci6n, solamen-
tie sesenta cadsyeres Sc han sacado,
pero Sc tiere Ia s~eguridad de que ha-
va muchos entire los oscombrcs. Los
heridos Sc cstan curando en- ei hospi-
tai provisional estah:ec:do por Il Cruz
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Lleraron a Rincon Antonio los auxi
los enviados.

En- las oficinas de los ferrocarrl-
les informan que va hay comurica-
ci0n telegrafica con la region Y que
Sc siguen recibiendo informes de 10
ocurrido, que fue cspantoso G imposi-
bic de describirse, Y enc por Ia Il
nca telegrafica. Sc agrega que a.
pueblo de Rincon Antonio, del IstIno
de Tehuantepec, llegaron va los dos
carros que Sc remitieron de esta ca
pital, llevando auxilios, Y que lnme-
diatamente continuaron SD marcia
hacia Tonala, donde para hoy deben
haber llegado sin novedad, pues las
Was estan bien Y, ademas. las de la
region devastada fueron PROVISIONAL
mente arregladas, cor ell solo oojeto
de lograr communication.
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

= Il r-lida. Vicente $50. SaStre y Cor
.ador. 81 Dolorosa s.. San Antonio. Tex.
suB-AGE,;CJA SINGER. Maq1iras de to-
dos csti,os en- ahoros T7en%uaies. NaGCiaas
do seCunda ente-smente ut.!sS con accessories f.:
ot-as rra-cas muy b2-atas. AateS de COM
mar m&cuina. YEA cs:4s y de SECURE le aho-
r-ureuos dinero. Rcpa-GciorcS gratis 4 nues-
.-os c~lientss. - aEujas Singer en- canIte-o,
so cts. Despacha1ros ordc7eS gc- coT-ec.
Ter Travis 6S95. 800 Sc. A.amc.-Alamo
Sewing Machine Surply Co.
mPRES0RES: go ST lccesit- escrsi"e de
SefIrcion. c-c=1cs. eStilo TcIica7o. escCba
0i6,cu6c p-ecios y russ-~as 4 ICnacio z.
Lo=aao. IL y. Santa Rosa ave. San an
tonic. TeHas.
vENno EE AeoNOS maqa;aa io ecssr
Singer d;terec:es eStilcs FonoG-afes co
LUNSIA". EiAnos y m4Guiaas &c escrlo'r
OLIVER. YENDO Al CoNTAD0 dis
COS COLUMBIA, m3quinaS SINGER"
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centavos yards. E. &c los Santos. Eel
Travis 5s5s. COZ DoioroSo s..
VENDo 0 doy ea Comisitn para 81 venta,
Rancho en- Condadc de Duva!. SO acres =
$40 acre. labor 20 acres, aqua huena. 25Gn-
dante. nora. cercsdo y Gcsea-aiz2do. D.E'-
ri-sc I LONGING C. Ruiz. Co. Ia PreHsa.
Depzrtancnto R.
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CAFE MEXICANO

p.-o los Mcs,caaos. Cafe como 81 de So
tie--a 10 cncoaJ-z-a pid;cndc en- los Conner
clos Cafe &c Ell TORO". laternauo3a.
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