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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Por Ia Bqja California
Lo que eI CoroneI Cantu
vera en- SUI vista a
Ensenada, B. c.
Una lista de los males que
necesitan un prOnto y
eficaz remedio

ENSENADA, Baja California, Ju-
lilo 1O.-Lc que podra yer e. Coroner
| Esteban Canti, ahora que vIene a
| Ensenada. 10 damos en- la slgulente
lista, Cada uno de los capltulos de
ella. merece especial atenclon de Ia au
toridad p~o!itica Gel Distrito y 81 por
las facultades de cue estd investido el
C.. Gobernador no puede tocar a los
Ayuntamieutos, 81 puede, con su in
~fluer,ia, corregir algunos males:
Vera que hay empleados fede-
rales cue estan negando la entra-
da. por Ell correo, de los ~peri0dlcos IN
dependientes V que, 10 confornAes con
ESQ. ~pretenden perseguT al que lee
TN peri0dico independents, con 10 que
Ensenada en- ell ano de 1919 esta a IN
| atraso de Glen o mas AMOS.
2.-Vera cl desastre del Ayunta-
miento libne Y soberano de Ensenada.
Vera aue este cuerpo ha sldo un COM
rleto f~racasc. Y que mas valia que Sc
nombrara a los municipcs como en- los
tienpos lie la "oproblosa" dejarlos
| en- iibertad de comerse al pr0Jlmo.
3.-Eera que niHguno de los funclo-
narios del gobierno, especIalmente los
calrarcistas. pagan un solo centavO de
Luz V &c Aqua, cuando todos los hurll
des pagan re!igiosamente estes serVl-
clos.
4.-Vera que los ebrios ~aprenen-
didos por los gendarmcs son li.er-
tados con una cxcusa por el senior
Presidentc Municipal, un senior Vic
toria que es una verdadera derrcta
de as esperanzas del pueblo.
5-Vera las GALES sin regar.
6.-Fera en- el teatro e~spectaculos
rerda6eramente a~squerosos. sin Que
n&die castigue a los que cantan cou-
pIets no roios, sino plazueleros.
Vera que a una maGuina mez-
cladora de cemento. comprada en-
1900 pesos por el Ayuntamiento pa
sado. la dejaron con cemento en- los
cngranajes Y ahora no slrvc Sino como
fIerro vIeJo; V vera que a hatle Sc lie
he nec!amado este gasto que cuenta
a Ensenada la cantidad antes dlcha.
S.-Verd Ia carcel lena de presses
hambrientos c enfermos.
9 --eVra que el canine no Sc ACADIA;
que las fdfricas de llantas lie automo-
viles cue hay en- San Diego y en-
todCs los EstadoS Unidos, son capaces
de pagan porque el canine no sc aca-
be, pues las llautas que sc consumer
en- 81 duran una milla...en vez lie
seiS nil. ......
10.-Nera otraS mUchas ccsas, pero
ninguna tan intercsante como cl ca
mino no conclude, 81 que hay cue ter
,!ninar a toda costa. antes que ninguna
otra obra, pucS 10 reclama asi la ohra
general que aa emnrendido en- el Dis
trito Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17

clones ventajosas cl vIaje dc Tijuan"
a Ensenada.
FL c~oronel Aivares ma pronletido
que ,as obras Sc activaran nvucho en-
los proximos dias Y Ia p]resencia del
Coronel Cantu en- la partc Occidental
del Dlstrito Norte haoa rreSIm!rlo
csi.
In APPLAUSE mcrccen las autoridadeS
del Distrito Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
mariana Sc sentird perfectamente,

: el que mas DC un million de elias son
: usadaS diariamcnte. Sc venden mas de clneo
: milloReS de caias anualmente.
z 81 I'd. no ha sdquiriGo aun esta exec
lente mcdicina. comPre desde lueGc una
: GAIA de 25c. y tome esta ncche Ia prIrera
= ~pastilla. ST Ia constipation de aue Tzde-
&c es muy rebeiGe. tome una pasalla tcdas
i las Eochcs. durantc una serana y Sc con-
= venrera dc los muchos b~eneticios que ha
T., degrade. Sus intcs;inos funcionaran con Ia
cxactitud de IN re'ox y I'd. Sc encontrara
wz mucho mcjor fisiea y mocalmeDre, me-
E5tN ior que antes dc su enferTIeisd. Dcs-
MZM pues dc que ha "a iogrtd1 IN sltTio,
|$ai5Sg va no EeceSita-a scSuir fernando Ia me-
VI - dicina todos los C:as. solamente hasta-
" q n con quo tome uTl2 32stilla de vz en-
y cuando con el objeto de ma7tczcr el orga-
: nismo on buenas condolences. Recuerde
: I'd. que e. mil wees mas facil conscrvar-
80 bien quc. una vcz enicrro. tratar de
: curarse. Haga I'd. una prucba.
: Natures Remedy tPastilas Mr. esta
: a Ia venta. recomendada y garantzada por
todas las tucnas droSuerias y en- San An
= tonic. Teas Sc vende en- Ia Botics San
. Pedro de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
EXTRA! lCRANDIOSA OFERTA!
VALIOSO RELOX POR SOLO S5.45.

Miles de personals que han
adquirido estos reloies, han
luedado verdade-amezte ss-
tisfechas. debido 4 "a reSula-
ridad con que guardian Ia ko-
"a, y por q caliGad de su
material. que los hace cue
iuren para siempre. Este e.
IN hermoso reloN con una
at-activa GAIA chapeada de
DO. 81 valu- Is por 10 nenos
de $1,000. pero PO- muy coz
to tempo 10 vende-emos g.
orecio de fabrica. que Is de
s5.s5. con cbieto de cue e.
publico Sc faniliarice con
nuet-a casa. A cada clieu:e
regalaremoS ademas los 81
guientes objetos: HER
mesa cadena chapsada de
SavSja de bolsi.lo con
q mango chaPeadO de orc
3.-Hagnifica navajo de "a
yu-ar que es ans c~orstaute
necesidad para cada homb-e.
..-Portamoneda de bolsillo
-ou ce-radure dc combination.
Made poGrl abrir este por-
tanonedas 81 no coroce IA
combination. Esta hecho de
naga!ficc cucro y le d2rA
gc-yicio por toda Ia vida.
Enyiznos direcciones cen ca
VINO. S.-Alcancia cue tie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
I'm s~ervioio diario.


Dleh' ahoEa - "''"''c!" que III
rianehte "'u.a' u'iEsGS'"S p"t" "
po"-acioh de Eh'enaoa' PAPA Ca!'Io'-
ma y NeIura" ne "!uei'" Po''"'''''
o'%f'a"en'F
10 que est" '"eJ0,' S'&I'.'e' "o
pueE"" l""S.'HI> eio 'cs 'eS'"'eS |'V
no hayah SUlr'uo los HHOonEt'''",es
dc 'I'lr als!&ooS oeI h2SVo ue. Il"
como 10 eSSan en- Ia act0aL'oan los
ensenaderseS. ara cltar I'm case. az
| remos que cuando la terfinte niaSa
de ia Influenza eSna%oi9 ago a hi:s-
1aoa' nj Por casua'i"au ""0' an" o!"-
genoa que n,''e'" NI"l.> '"I
l!evar doctores. Y a:i muri2ron mu-
chas personals sin recibir auxilioS
mGdiccs.
FL g~obierno. ~escuchando las ~justisi-
mas queias de la PKENSA. quito
al senior M6ndez. cue fuG el aZote
de los pasaieros de Ensenada i Tijua-
ma. la concession que tcnia Y ahora
Sc ha dado Ia misnla halo my buenos
ausoicios a otra empresa que parece
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Sale e. sohe-aador.


De IN mcmento a orro sa!dra para
la pohlaci0n de Tijuana, el sencr Co
bernador del Distrito Nortc.
Fl viaje del funciorario es ae SUI
ma im~portancia para los destinos del
pueblo de Ensenada, n bella po-
blacion hoy cast abandonada por Ia
falta de un canine que la una con
Ell Norte de Mexico.
E. coronel Cantu ira accompanied
nor IN grupo de ingena?ros Y emPlea-
dos V hari 81 viajc en- automovli
Fl viaje es de inspection Y Sc
gun Sc nos informa, durara solameT-
te unos dias. R~tegresara 81 funclo-
mario para esta poblaclon en- los prl-
meros de la semana entrante y des-
pucs de una 0 dos Semanas, Sc orga-
ni2ara una expedition lie ingenleros
' geologos hacia la parre Sur del Dis
trito, has;a ell Vale dc San Quintin.
En- esa expedition ra e. Coronel
Cantu como jefe de ella. Tardara la
tai varias Semanas.
e. senior Lie. D. Jacinto Barrera,
Secretario General de! Gojierno des-
rachara en- aIsencia del Coronel Cam
til los negocios relacionados con Ell
gobierno del Distrito
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Tn triunfo de LA

~
La bondaj de la prcnsa lndepen-
dienta que no SC sujeta a los carta-
bones de IA Official. ha quedado demos
trada palmariamcnte por la nueva me-
fora cue Va a quedar c]stablecIda cn
ell Distrito Norts. LA PRENSA, de
San Antonio. Texas. puede ~consicerar,
en- parte. que la nueva mejora es
] Gebida a Ia campaMa que inic!o y llcv"
a cabo contra las peSimas companies
dc automovi]es que hacian vlajes a
Enscnada desde Tijuana.
p Como Sc r~ecordara, Jas qlcjas del
: Correspcnsai de Ia PRENSA sc refc-
rian a diario a. ptsimo seryicIo en- que
Sc encontraban dichas lineaS 4 la in
seguridad que tenian los pasajeros pa
"a poder ~vialar CT elias ' hasta a Ia
falta de seri-dad de algunos empresa
rios que llegaron a cobrar holetos
&c ida y de vuelta por ~sdelantado Y
no cumplierdo con sus compromises
de regrnsar a las fami'ias que hahian
traido 7 Tijuana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-17
Tome Mr. esta noche

Cuando su higado empieza 4 entorPe-
ccrse y sufre I'd. frecuentes dolores de ca
ocza. ataaues biliosos. en- lugar de CORE
cir este desarreglo con calomel, o en- vez
ie lastirar sus inteStinos con algura me-
dicina demasiado fuerte. adquicra una ca
ia de ~pastillas Mr. y tome una Immediate
meRtc.
Fl alivio vendra desde luego y sera
defin;tiyo. No experimentara ninEun do
lor de est6mago. &c cabcza. o retorfijoneS,
nj otras mulcstias. Natures Remedy ..
jPastillas Mr. obran rapida : eneESi- a
canentc. unicndo Il este quo son eXtre- -
m~adamente suaveS y agradableS. E$
e. aliyio que proporcionan las pasti- '
has Mr.. no solo afecta al hiGado. sino 81
que tambicn 4 los intestinos y aIn . a
los rinoncs. Las sustancias acumuIadaS y
vcnenosas son arrojadas. cl estoUlaGo can
sado recibe ayuda Y TODD el sistcma Sc linn
ria completamente. Ell higado inactive
reanuda sus funciones con nuevo vigor. los
intesinos Sc purifican. y el dolor dc cabe-
"a desaparo.e. 81 appetite mcjora y en- ge-
neral. ponen a TODD cl ORGANISING en- cond'-
Clones maGnificaS.
No puedc habcr herho mas siGnlficatlvo
para probar Ia efectividad de las pasti!IaS
Mr. para biliosidad constipaciones Iuc
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20

says: The Nonpartisan League is
the big union"
East Tintic--Building branch rail-
road will increase output from the
mines.
Springville-Spring creek irriga-
ton district organized.
Spanish Fork paving district let
for s153.o14.
Sugar factories at Ogden and
Brigham City starts Sept. 90.
Magna-Mine employees start coop
erative store. Disc
Provo,--County lets contract to
extend tunnel at infirmary.
Tintic Paymaster mine sinking a
900 foot shaft.
salt .Lake---Farm consumers
league being organized to cut retail
err = ;,'
The; lower house OF congress has
passed bill to protect tungsten
mines.
Salt Lake metal craftsmen are or
strike for higher wages, agreed to
continue work with understanding
that IL any advance is secured the
state will pay same wage, dated Aug
ust I.
Emma Silver mine starts operation
at Alta district.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking--Take
Olive Tablets

lfyour skin Is yellow-comp!c %io:: ...allii
tongue coated appetite pc.or-JUu J.. =
a bad taste in Jour mouth--alazy, nc-Sood
feelinS-yca should take Olive Ta5lets.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. substitute
for calomel-we:ep rrpCTcn by Or. Edwards
aftc- IL years of study with his patients
Or. Edwards Olive Tablota are G purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You viii know them by their olive color.
To Lavs clear, PM: skin, bright eyes.
nc pi,aples, a feeling of buoyancy like
cb:ihood days you mutt set at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calorael-yct have
no dangerous after effects. =
They start the bile and overcome consti.
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
Tote the pleasing results.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
National Party Paper
Nears Million Mark

The National Republican, the ma
tional Republican party weekly, pub
lished at Washington, has now en-
tended its circulation, IL is annouuc-
led, to ninety per cent Of all the
counties in the country, and the cir
culation is growing Mt such rapid
rate that the hope Of party leaders
for a million circulation for this ma
tionsl mouthpiece Of Republican ep-
inion bids fair to be realized. ,'t-'
The National Republican. issued
at the center OF national events.
prints each week a comprehensive
condensed review Of the happenings
bearing upon national and world
politics. gives a survey OF newspaper
and personal opinion on public is
sues. prints the important addresses
and statements of political bearing.
covers weekly the debates and pro-
ceedings Of Congress while in session
and Is sort of continuous hand
book of politics and public affairs.
The idea is unique In Journalism and
has proved immensely popular. The
reader who wishes to keep upon pol
itics can find no better medium for
that purpose.
The Nationai Republican is pub
iished and actively supported by Re-
publican national leaders. not as
financial venture. but as a means OF
political information and education
deemed especially essential at this
time when the general channels Of
information are SO completely COM
manded by the party In power. II
carries no advertising despite Its
large national circulation. 1t prints
weekly some sixty thousand words
of news and comment.
The National Republican may be
had In combination with this paper
the combination price for both papers
being $3.50 q year.
Subscriptions for the National Re
publican may be left at this once.
The subscription price is one dollar
per year. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
The sraoanza Diamond.

The Braganza diamond is great
mystery. Very few people have ever
been allowed the privilege OF looking
al II, and Of these few some are OF
the opinion II is not diamond Mt all,
but merely wonderful specimen OF
white topaz. At any rate, 1t is gem
orally conceded TO be diamond and Is
considered the jewel supreme OF the
crown Jewels of the late relgning
house OF Portugal, the ancestral fam
lily of the duke of Braganza.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
DISAPPOINTED

If any who attended the meeting Mon,
day night expected Presidents Grant and
Lund to talk on the League of Nations,
they were surely disappointed. President
Grant did not even go so far as to concur
in what B. H. Roberts said about him. He
did, however, take good crack at the
fellow who puts private Interpretation on
scripture, and was rather hard on the
Democrats, declaring he had never yet
heard Democrat talk that he though
was fair to the other fellow.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
Clever while.

CHANGING hastily over the pages OF
Willie Johnson's examination papers,
the teacher was delighted to see that
not one of the questions remained un-
answered. But upon more careful
scrutiny her pride took tumble. Az
Ter nine Of the twelve questions Willie
rad written politely, 81 am sorry that
this Is subject on which have no
information"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
PRESIDENT GRANT MISTAKEN

President Heber j. Grant, we think.
was mistaken in his inference that the
people filled the tabernacle Monday ev-
ening to listen to the addresses of Presl-
detn Lund and himself, on the ground
that they would talk politics. 1t is true
the people have been going out in large
crowds to listen to talks on the League of
Nations, but we don't think the League of
Nations, or the gentlemen who talk for or,
against the League, are as big drawing
card as the Presidency of the church.
This is the first time the people have
had chance to hear President Grant in
Logan since he became President, and
they were hungry to hear him. And again
the people wanted him to know that they
We're with him heart and soul in the great
work His visit, and address as well as
that of President Lund. was timely, much
appreciated, and was just what the peo-
pie wanted and needed, and the large
crowd that remained until the benedic-
ton was evidence that the people were
thoroughly happy and satisfied.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
The Utah Weekly
Industrial Review

OF sixty days between labor and cap
ital in the case Of strikes now in pro-
gress or threatened, in order to give
the president and congress an oppor-
| tunity TO effect reductions in the
cost OF living, is urged upon all par
ties to present or impending labor
troubles by resolution OF the direc-
tors OF the Utah Associated Indus
tries at a meeting held here.
Machinery being hauled
to Pinion Queen mine.
Provo-Buyers combine put price
of peaches down to $3.50 a bushel,
which is below the 1918 prices.
The coal and oil industries in the
west feel the demoralizing effect of
the navy communicating four million
barrels fuel oil at SO cents when IL
is worth $16O in the open market on
parity with coal.
Tintic Empire mine putting in ell
ectrical equipment.
Provo.-Utah county joins in flood
storage program.
Deertrall and Marysvale mines
make good showing.
Paved highway to unite Lehi Up
per and lower districts unite.
Park City-Work resumed on New
Quincy mines.
Ogden--Martha home orphanage
to have $4,000 addition. ,sea
There is a general increase in the
scarcity of housing. Thousands can
not find homes with few ito buy or
rent.
Salt Lake.--Rich shoot Of ore lis
struck on Woodlawn mine.
Cedar City--Reservoir Is advocated
here at a cost OF s3Oo.OO0. 1t would
add 5000 acres to farming acreage OF
southern Utah. 1872 =. :. -
Copper output is increasing. 1t is
now so per cent of corresponding
period of 1918. 80 + v's, ~
Salt Lake-Undue agitation on the
part Of miners employed at Cardiff
mine brought to a sudden termina-
ton when all concerned were given
pay checks and told their services
We're no longer needed. Men were
/. w. WIS of a kind that started the
trouble at Park City.
Cedar City-Opening of automobile
road up Cedar canyon will make av-
ailable 100000 feet of lumber.
The Kendrick and Kenyon bills
for federal control OF packing, can
ming and distributing food products
continue to meet with increasing OPP
them If confined to the
position. Some who would favor
them is confined to the packers OPP
pose them as interfering with pro-
duction in all lines.
ogden.-Three hundred thousand
dollars voted for the construction of
new South Washington school.
Delco--Crop yield good in this val
cinity.
For the past five years Utah has
produced yearly average Of $685.
400 bushels OF potatoes on 10000
acres at value OF $2.632,0O0. This
ranks second in the United States
in average yield per acre OF 1862 bush
els. Average farm price received In
Utah in the last ten years is rs cents
a bushel.
Pioche-Minerva mine producing
Tungsten ore.
Director OF U. s. Bureau of Mine,
says the outlook for Utah oil IS mos
A capital labor agriculture confer
ference to be held at the Witt,
House in October composed of fiv,
representative OF each group.
Increased beet acreage OF 200,
more acres than last year will holt
the sugar production OF the count!
to normal despite droughts in vari
Gus localities.
Planned TO take wc;er from Jordal
river or from Utah lage to irrigat
5000 acres in Davis county.
Brigham City-State roads il
pnrtbarn mart Of tba ocunt,. I'm a.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
CATCHING UP WITH THE PEOPLE

In his address at Seattle, President Will
son said.
"My fellow citizens, am going to de-
vote every influence have and all the
authority have from this time on to see
to it that no minority commands the
United States"
Good The President really seems to be
catching up with the people. The people
so decided long ago, and complete viola
ton of his belated resolve is just what is
the matter with the President today.
Two years ago the people repudiated
the President at the polls. He asked that
only Democrats be elected, and the people
responded by electing a majority of Re-
publicans. The President followed by ig-
noring the verdict of the people, and
took an army of Democrats to Paris to
frame UP Peace Treaty. To make a
long and distasteful story short, he came
home and told the Senate what it would
have to do, got warm under the collar,
went 'over there" again. came back. de-
livered the work of the minority to the
majority, and now the majority are TEL
ling the President, to his sorrow, what
he will have to do.
1t is well that the President has finally
learned that no minority shall longer com.
mand the United States. After such a
long sojourn in Europe with the Mrs
hobnobbing with Kings and Queens. the
presidet is slowly becoming American
lied again, and is slowly catching up with
the people.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
Daily Thought.

The formation Of culture, as OF char
acter, is Mt last the moral sentiment
Emerson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
THE MEXICAN MOBILIZATION

The War department is preparing ex.
tensive plans for military operations that
appear 70 be connected with Mexico. Su.
perficially, at least, the plans represent
creator mobilization than has ever been
contemplated for Mexico's benefit sine,
Wotchful Woitin~ became our national
poicy--or abb. Great quantities of'ma-
terial of all sorts--guns, pontoons, am
munition and general supples-have been
ordered to the border. Engineers are
'-7"l'n" detailed rpons of the forts of the
Rio Grande and of the posses and canvons
beyond. intelligence officers are collect
ing every kind of data that would be of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-09-20
ORIGINAL DECORATION WISE

Getting back to read essentials-the VI
tai point in the famous ground robin
was the declaration of the thirty-nine Ser.
ators that the league should be eliminated
from the Peace Treaty and taken up lat
er as a separate inter. 1t is too import
ant to be considered as a part of peace
treaty. 1t involves too much Of vital inn
portance to the future Of this country.
VI VI
TRY A CLASSIFIED AID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-14
II. 9. WDntp9jcm.

Get fan bape fin Silteresie at bsre
liot ON Sc Torencoe StaterS Mpnt-
pGiell oa bporoan bore Yenee bliper
til. observation-disclosures for Woota-
aelle al @ulo finoes / Stem Dorf
Gitp, Carton Gitp, Nep., Sclcna,
Mont., @cice, Soabo, Salt 2ate Gitp,
Utah. Seaopooo, g. 9. os Seattle,
@aih., iant acknowledgements /
Nep Dorf, San francisco og Gent
Der. su amerifanif Metolmpnt prG.
ges peb 2nnoets 3 Wpntperfer /
Ibilabelpbio. Senper % San Sran,
cisco.
N(lt oct 6lllo % Sslp. iont benpt-
ties til Verse, ienoes ira 8riiberre
iii Suiterinssfoiltorerne / Sorin al
@arrer. Oct umpntebe Wetal er
olbris rent Cub e0er Sslp. ba oisie
Wetolcr nGIten roen llnbtaeelie
forcfommer blanhet nleo andre Me-
taller. Oct er oerfor Si,iteringsfon-
torernes Spaace at beitemme hpor
meeet Cub eler Selp @arrerne in
oebolber, iaa at sen rette Vris fan
beitemmes.
Sort peies 9lIoet % SsIpet to
8arae al TO forificlliae Wpno. Ger.
eiter I~bretases Ell NGffe Iorieas.
eyperimenter for at beitemme Metal-
lets apalitet. hporpaa bet icnoes iii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hpor SET unoer.
taites femiit Iensuing o. !. p. Set
raiiinerte Wctal er MI blet meget
blsbt, Stint Sub er Tom befienbt
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