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New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
English Stars
Seek Two-Mile
Championship
Britons Accept Invitation to
Compete on Franklin
Field April 80 and Nav /

PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.-Oxford
and Cambridge universities. Of Eng
land, will be represented in the twenty
sixth annual relay carnival Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania on Franklin
Field here on April 30 and May by
team of runners who will contest for
the two-mile college relay champion
ship of America.
This announcement was made to-
night after Murdoch Kendrick, chair
man of Pennsylvania track committee,
had received q cable message that the
English universities would send over o
combination team.
The message stated that Rudd, Mon
tague and Killegan, of Oxford. and Mon-
tain, latham and Gregory, of Cam
bridge, would compose the team. They
will be accompanied by A. n s. Jack
son, as manager, and Alfred Shrubb, the
famous distance runner and for several
years the coach of the Harvard Univcr-
sity cross-country team, as coach.
Montague is rated as the greatest
distance man in England, and. it was
announced, if Pennsylvania can find
three mile race will be put on the pro-
gram. The relay management will
query the American colleges at once for
entries for this race.
Montague six weeks ago won the
Cambridge Oxford cross-country run,
making new record, despite the fact
that frequently he dropped back sixty
or seventy yards to urge on his team
mates. Rudd also has good record as
a runner, finishing close up in the 440-
yard English championship last July.
The English squad will leave Eng.
land April 7, which will give the men
about ten days. practice in this country
before the race.
The entry Of the English team gives
an international aspect to the relays
which they have not enjoyed since 1914
when Oxford, in one of the creates,
relay races ever seen in this country
nosed out Pennsylvania by few inches
in the four-mile American champion
ship.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Princeton Games

sSo-yard run-won by P. Jernan. stuy
sesan' Baronavsky SKY De BEL. la Sale sec
2:oo-
g. asS,yard ,! run ,gunlor)-won by v
Fcrdham second. White. Stuyvesant. third.
Time. o:2s l-5.
.loo-yard dash Gunior)-won by Olenik
second: Solomon. Stuyvcsant. third; Bot
win Clinton. fourth, Time, OIL.
Ass sSyeTd dash De IA By ga,s
second: r. Davis, Flushing. third: c. B.
fluTi. Aayier, fourth. Time. OIL.
Won nv stnvass, race clasS,
KIN. Snow and Frledlander: Manual Train
and ns 'nfS, i, 'esmo With Adaehi. Rubin Taue &
fourth Time. o:52
r.n,y soo.yagd run (novice)-won by W.
ing second; Thompson. De Witt Clinton.
ssnird: w. Jones. Xavier. fourth. Time,
six-lap relay race tclosed to gradual
ing class)--Won by Hamilton Institute.
rNh ri,il brennan Joyce, Wolper and Schmultz
prsy ppo.y Prep rep (first team}. second; Brooklyn
ys1o-yard run tsenior)-Won by R.
'sudy, vsuay, De la Sale: P. Davis. Flushing
ws,a wsscad; :, , l. atlas De Witt Clinton. third !;
sesyard 's14n' rum 'Vne1h 9novice, me: Won S2' by
sssneSker s.ner stuyvesant; Rusche. Stuyvesant,
SssI. NJ Rosenberg Eastern, third
siM' I,a' stuyvesant. fourth. Time, 1:2l 2-5.
s.o-ySrc run-Won by r. Turner, Poly
~ reiostetn, Clinton. second T. Darcy.
T,ms oeas'e. third; Veg. Clinton, fourth.
wv sso,yard relay race U2o-pound class)-
WIZ, oy Manual Training (frst team); De
mar. linton thrst team, second; Com
i.st third; De la St.lle fourth. Time
v. one mile relay race-Won by De la
Fo~ Z, W. Plauth. Poly Prep. second r.
famr.. o. loans. third: A. Tracey, Flushing,
NJ. "a Time, 4:4S 2-5
sal,ne: Hne s, mile relay race-won by De La
TINE 99eu.sySesant, o. second: Poly Prep. third.
Poly Isu1n.ng ping high jump-won by A. Doppel.
Erasr1use rep with feet 8 inches: Brauer,
inch.s ,h,e re Witt Clinton. with feet
Win tnird A. Major. Manual Training.
Putt,n.aes aest Q inches. fourth.
der pa,ss s-pound shot--Won by F. Rron-
u 4sn,atp piy Prep, with AZ feet; r. Beattie,
4 seeonS. raining with Al feet inches
4 feet ~ :. Comatas. Commerce, with 50
4 with ss inches. third; Cullen. Stuyvesant
i % teet Gh inches, fourth.
4 S.n, POINT SCORE
por ypsesant. 81; De Witt Clinton c6:
4 Aan,., rep. 70; De la Sale Institute I9;
aud pa, training, Is: Hamilton Institute
Pre-, .usning. each: Barnard Fordham
I ard Fa commerce. each; Commercial
/ utrscS.. S..asrnus Hall. 3 each: Xavier, New
soAn's pnd and Brooklyn Prep. each: st.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Ex-Leaguers on Steel Team

BETHLEHEM, Pa, March 20.-Man-
ager Tom Ready of the Bethlehem club
in the Steel League, announced to-day
that he came to terms with Cling"
johnson, and that the former Athletic
pitcher will twirl for Bethlehem this
season. Johnson is in the oil business
in Norristown, and his playing ball
here will not interfere with his work.
Other players signed are Lefty"
Baumgartner, Howard Lohr, of Phila-
delphia. and Lewis A. Malone, utility
infielder of the Brooklyn National last
season.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
English Racing Season On

LONDON, March 20-The English
fat racing season will open Tuesday at
Lincoln. The first big classic-the Lin
colnshire Handicap-will be run off on
Wednesday over straight mile course.
Fifty-two entries have been receive l..
The latest betting favors Sir Berke-
ley at 6 to l. The Grand National, at
Aintree, has received sixty-one entries
The latest betting is Poethlyn, to 2;
Troytown and Sergeant Murphy, 100 to
s; Gerald, 100 to Z; Turkey Buzzard
100 to 6, and Ballyboggan, 25 to /.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
College Adopts Lacrosse

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 20.--La-
crosse is to become regular sport at
St. Johns College, according to an
nouncement made by the management
of athletics at the institution to day,
and plans looking to the formation Of
twelve have alrsady been launched.
The Cadets will start with pretty fair
prospects as there are number of
students who have had experience at
baltimore City College and other in
stitutions.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Seventy Ou, for Williams Nine

wv W1LLIAMSTOWN, Mass, March 20.
The Williams College baseball squad
has been increased to seventy men,
who have been divided into three divi-
sions by Coach Harry Davis. No at
tempt has been made to select a var
sity lineup as yet, but cut is ex-
pected to be Forthcoming next week,
after. which better line may be ss-
cured On the team. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Former Giants Join Toledo

PADUCAH, KY, March 20.-1nfielder
Frank Mcclure and Pitcher Sterling
Stryker, just released by the New York
Giants. to-day reported to Manager
Roger Bresnahan of the Toledo club of
the American Association. Stryker was
with the Newark Internatonals last
year, while Mcclure is a San Francisco
semi -profes
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Kennel Notes

4 as Yorkshire Terrier Association
s1aerlca, composed of the leading
Is 80 ss and exhibitors of these popu-
~ eogs, will hold its annual A. X.
/; gay April Is. Entries close Aprii
&. = nattsrsby, Of Wellesley, Mass,
sesn ssieeted as Judge.
Il.id iae Norris County Kennel Club will
N,t ~ 4 annual A. K. G. show at Con-
sssa,. ~, y. Z, Saturday, June s, the pro
Sn,s 70 b donated to the Visiting
|llissS lliss 8 A.sociAtaon Of Morristown. The
|iss ss terrier Club cf America will hold
|Es iweselsty shew n connection with
ofris County Kennel Club.
kkasu ae nineteentA anuual show Ct the
= isis'/ KtunAl f5lub will be held
s sookiyn Max "a. and the commit
ss.rts nas invited nnl sr Of leading
ss'a 20 ofaciate y 1ess.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

WINNERS
High scratch-C. Stein.
High handicap-R. B. Sloan.
Travers Island Cup-O {. Grinnell
Buermeyer Cup-C. Syein. F. A. Baker
and ]. H Vanderveer.
Ghost Trophy-H. Sullivan
Special Scratch-F A. Baker
Special Handicap. T. Bishop
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Transports May Garry
U. S. Olympic Team

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-Army
" transports might be used for
transportation Of the American
team to the Olympic games this
summer at Antwerp, under a reso-
luton introduced to-day by Repre-
sentative Sanford, Republican, of
New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

The best reflector of all metal is brass.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
Owner Is Often to Blame for Trouble
 With Car Battery

Those who say that an automobile storage battery is perpleXing prob- lem generally look at the result in stead of the cause. It may well be and usually is-the result Of a lack of knowledge on the part of car own CTS, since the storage battery is al most simplicity itself According to Mir Kinmore of Mccoy & Kinmore Prest-O-Lite Service Station, if a few fundamental facts are kept in mind, battery troubles will be reduc- ed practically to those resulting from severe accidents to the automobile itself
 Keep to a schedule Of battery eX- aminations. and you will never find yourself without lights or unable to start or with a battery worn out be- fore its time" was the advice given yesterday by MT. Kinmore to a new car owner. "A camel can go several days without water, but he has an overwhelming thirst when he wants it. It is the same with a battery. It can go just so long, and then it must have attention. If it has not been abused. usually all it needs is a drink of distilled water. I am so in- terested in spreading battery know ledge as widely as possible that l shall gladly give free advice to any mOtOTist about his battery, no mat ter what it's make.
 When I see a man standing on a self-starter while it turns over the engine for minutes at time, l know l am watching man who cant know much about batteries. Of course, a good battery will keep the engine
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
How Wiil This Do?

The pleasures of motoring have been knocked in the head many time when you found yourself riding on a flat tire due to tacks picked up along the road. Why tolerate this incon- venience when there is a way to pre- vent it?
 Here it is-as simple as the dia- gram. Just a magnet dangling by a rod from the end of fork which is
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

been arrested, officers said.
 Ine lnUctment alleges that on June 23, 1920. the defendants pro- cured $43,0OO in cash and securities rom Inomas DOnanue of Altoona. Penna., on March 23, $l5,UOO iron John Bassler or Amarillo. Tex. and on an unnamed date $IL0OG rom John F. Herr of Lancaster. Pa.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
VOLCANO OPENS

ROME, Sept 10.-< volcanic era ter has suddenly opeued at the top of Pizzo d Ucello, $500 fci high. about nine miles southeast of Spezia It is located on what appears to be the northwest corner of the district shaken Tuesday by the earthquake
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
POLES BEAT REDS

WARSAW, Sept. 10.-The Polish armies on the northeastern front de- livered a series of successful attacks upon the Russians today and took 5000 prisoners, four guns and ? ar mored trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

A novel table for workshops can ba turned ani locked in 32 different positions to save the labor of mov- ing objects oc winch work is being done
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

Attend the Butchers Dance. Pyth- Ian Castle on O. k. St. Tuesday september 14th. A Sood tune as sured to all
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

In theory. an article lost in the wash is valued by the laundry at p times the cost of washing and ironing it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
Red Troubles

CINCINNATI - "I won't starve to dca h." is the way Slim Sallee feels about being slated for the skids that Pat .M9r"a has creased for him. Sal has had r. big years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
Clothing Spoiled; He Sues City

AKRON, O. - John Gander wants the city to pay him $125. We put our winter clothing in trunk in the basement" says he. and the bum sewer system let it get flooded"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

around it and attach the ends to the ignition system. While the machine is moving that magnet is electrified.
 Of course, glass, brass tacks, tin and other non-magnetic substances should not be in the way of the wheels. And the dust and mud that may accumulate on the magnets should be kept off. And you should not ride over two miles an hour, or the magnet will be liable to slip by the tacks without picking them up.
 However, here's the suggestion. Take it or leave it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

Zoo animals prove that q laz$ life leads to decay and premature "Old Cgc.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

The escapement wheel of a watch makes 7S1,OOO revolutions every 12 months.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

attached to each side of the wheel at the hub Each wheel has this equip ment It moves with the wheel, al- ways in front and always on the job.
 To make this magnet still more eff fective. wrap some electric wire
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

spinning, but the useless work is bound to shorten the battery's life. Instead of making sure that the ig- nition switch is turned on and that the carburetor mixture is rich enough the usual procedure is to put the bat tery to work first-and later wonder why it must go to the service station to be repaired"
 Copenhagen has the largest inclos ed deer park of any city in the world about 4200 acres.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
DISCOVER RING OF SWINDLERS
 ON THE COAST
Three Persons Lose $89, ,000 by Purchasing Worthless
 Securities
Associated Press Leased W~s)


 LOS ANGELES. Sept. 10-Service of copy of an indictment on Otis B. Berry when he was arralSned here today brought to light the fact that 16 persons had been indicted here last week on four charges ot larceny by trick and device. Officials said the indictments charged partici- patton is confidence games and had been regarded after extensive inves' tigations had been made in the mid ale wst
 The indictments charge that three persons were induced to part with an aggregate Of $Sy,000 through pur- chase Of worthless securities ana that efforts were made to obtaln S10,O00 similarly from a fourth per son.
 Berry until recently was an assist ant cashier in a bank here. He was arrested wednesday. All the per- sons named in the indictments eith- CT are under surveillance or have
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05

mazda al inferno. Fl remedio heroico
de Ia separation, dtgno recurso de Ia
actual sociedad. imprtIne de una We.
Ell selio de IA desventura. Los esn
sos que Sc separan son, en- 81 conc -
10 de Francklin, como dos hoias 6
tas de ~titeraa, que para NADIA 81
que nlnguna APPLICATION pueden I
Al disgregarse dos corazone, -.
Ga se,aan st,a 80 qrie nc
ua+r;noa;| - q Ell
las condolences. que, se;aejs No. n
fuerza de gravedad que ex 81
cuerpo flsico ) en- cada L :, '
molecules, Sc apodera de y. -
duos, Y. unidos 0 separate ~
paha hasta mas ala de !
Es poe cosa ell homb 10 m-
rara a los que Dios ha , midi u, sepd-
bre que abandona a U p, ~
ma. es TN monstruo; Ia -, IS
abandona a I'm homb Re CON rp,;e, !.
c~asa-on, = de quief re.ibe erares
ofensas, eS una mUIer.
La mujer ~abankonada ri1,;,,S,.~a,
quisiera zanzibar en- odio 81, ano-.
pero no puede. querer oD'fidar = una
persona, es amatrla mas. No hav ma
Ga mas bello que acorti; use del oua
olvida.
I'm resrmeh: FL matr hnonio es 81
acto mas ttaScendental de Ia vida "
por consTguierte, Ell que menos Sc me-
dlta. FL amor ilustradO. es II nnica
puerta que da naso al natrinonio. Ell
amor interesado no es srnor: los ma
trimonios que origina, mas bien Que
matrimonios son negocios. en- ell fru-
to dc ~semejantes unior ns parece como
que Sc p~resenta Ia II tina V Ia mise
ria de su origen. Esq observation de
I'm sabloS cast todos los hijos del cAlcu-
10 son raqufticos Y escrofulosos. De
cada dsZ m~atrimorihs en- qsIe lleca n
estab!ecerse la armenia fei;z que cons
t1iuye el encanto lie Ia vida, nueye de-
ben este resulradb a Ia casuaIidad.
ESos' dleZ que descritdmos suponen no
venta. que no son tan a~fortunados. Es
TN error buscs- a la mujer que ha
&c ser propia: csta debe encortrarse
II oISullo del amor es una de las DO
cas- especies de orgullo noble que exis-
ten. sobre la terra Ese Orgullo cs ell
maTo obStaCulo contra los celos. Los
cebs de Ia mujer p-oceden ordfnaria-
mente del despecho: los del hombre
son hijos del egoisno. La intidelidad
qLse Sc disfraza con los halagos. es
pecfidia: upone malicia dc dentro;
deciara que Sc ha pervertido Ia cabc-
z a Y el CoraZon 49,
FL divorcio es ei recurso heroico de
las almas pequehas.
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DE SUMO LNTEEES PARA TCDOS LOS
MENICAEOS- Ofi-Iua 90 !Hfo-ra-ionss sn
Ee=e-a4- Acen6O pCT cOrreC o :ce-va-o tcda
>-ase de clcarEos y conIsiouss. ". D. ca
EARENA. DIR !ase ?. o. EeA 80 o visite
II" en- Overland s.. @gGt.. e Pas9. Te
KS.
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b.a apoderado gradualmente de ella.
Nuchas veces Ia sorprcndi con la ml-
rada fila. sumida G nprofunda abs
Traction Y con inequivocaS muestras
de intense sufrimiento. Afligldo, ira
taba de inCuirir la causa de esas pc
mas. pcro ella sonreia Acknowledgement.
te V me colmaba de caricias que cast
me p~artian ell alma. FL color de su
rostro habia adquirido ciento tlnte
~v;oIaceO. V q vcCeS NE parecla una de
csas antig7las esculturas del Renacl-
miento Espanol. Aurelio estaba tan
preocupado como yo. Y no ~acertaoa a
cypIicar nj Ia naturaleZa de Ia enter
medaG. nj encontraba la manera de
combatirla. Los progresses de csc ma!
d~esconorido. cada vez Sc hacian mas
p~atentes, influyendo poderosamente
en- la parte moral de Ia pcbre Joven.
.Aurelio ME aconsejo por ultln,o Que
intentara IN cambio de r~eslCcncla,
pero para Wedjibe tan solo. pucs quiz
IA podia ~determinar csc alejamlento
algun a!ivio. Ne resist vlvamente a
esa separation, pueS comprendla que
10 Dodria vivir sin ella, pero lnslstio
de tai modo mi amigo, que acabe por
resignarmc. V liable de clio a WedJI-
be. Contra 10 que me esperaba, apro-
DO semejante proyecto con TODD ca!or
V desde luego. PROCEEDINGS a hacer los
preparativos necesarios. commando en-
que Ia ausencia seria muy corta Y pro
vcchosa.
La vispera de su partida, la note
terriblemente palida, Y observe con
~espanto que sus oios estaban orlados
nor rr circu!o amoratado. zero me
empenc en- Greer que era debldo a 10
mucho u habia dorado a causa de
nuestra pr0Xin.a separation. Me su-
plic6 ardientemente que pasara esa
nocha en- Ia asa de Aure!lo: pues no
Sc sentia cor suficiente amino para
~despedirse de mi; al principle refuse
nero sus suDlicas fueron de tai modo
vchementes. que accedi, Y sail de aque
LA casa agobiado por una profunda
tristeza.
Esa noche fue espantosa para mi:
los mas sonlbrios pensamientos cast
me enIoquecian. V Aurelio, que al prin
cipio trataba de tranculllzarme, AGA
h O particiDG- De mi eStadO febrl!, =
al amanecer salimOS de ST. casa para
Ia mia.
Al llegar. nos llam6 vivamente Ia
]atencion e~ncontrar alberta la puerta
del Quart ode Wedjibe, Y corrldo ell pc
sado tapiz dc Persia; me preclplte a
su lecho Y Ia Vi acostada, lnniovll.
densamente palida y con los ojos des
mesuradamente abiertOs Y opacos y
vidriosos. .toque su ~rostro. 10 emit
frio como el m:armol Y comprendi que
eStaba mueTta....!
Aurelio me separo del lecho, Y me
mostr6 una carta alberta Y n peque
ma Lrna de asfalto del Mar Muerto,
colocadas sobre un velador.. La car
ia decia:
mo he podido soportar mi terrible
cnfermedad Y me mato... Conserva
esa urna en- Ia que he depositado, Sc
gun costumbre de mi pals, mis- Ilti-
mas lagrimas; elias tc dram meior
que 70, t,do 10 que he suIrido, y Guam
TO, cuanto te he amado.. iadlos...
Tome Ia Irna, cue aun estaba hui
media Dor las lagrinas de Wedjioe, y
Vi en- ella, y grabada por ella misma,
una inscription en- arabe que decia:
=, Por sre.uprer' La bese fabrilmente,
' caf sollozando en- los brazos lie Au-
relic, que eXclamo:
-iPobre Wedjibe. UNA victinla
inocente de una e~nfermedad hereQlta-
ria de su raza....! iEstaba mn4ada
por Ia lepra....!
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Rombrose nueDo A9mor. del
Tim5re, en- Leon

LEON. Gto. JUNO 2S.-En Ell mes
que eXpira es esta va Ia quinta reno
ci0n Que Sc hace en- las oficians del
Timbre. FL senior don Enrique No
BILE, connotado maderista que por al
gun tempo estuvo Ell In ciudad de Ce
laya al frente de las oficinas similares.
Sc hizo cargo de csa dependencia.
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SENORA

.Ouicrc listed ser bonita? hrtonccs' NSr US
,.I WIS ar,ir,lns. Estos son proceden;eS de
lac Co-.cs Rralcs de lnglatc-ra. Y han veEi-
do do g~ero-aci n ea gcnerari6n. Actua!Hsn-
tc soy Ia Gnica posc"dora Dc c''os. Remove.
dor instan-.aer do cspiUillas La Maslue
81 90 y 81. 50: tres classes q" crrmas insupe-
nbIcs. 5O-. Y Si.25. Colorido de- hermosura.
-5- Denila.orio Go Gene. en- poIvo. SOC. Sc
cr.vian a totas parties. Porte y contribuHrl6n
de- guerra, Zoe. Madam Holland. 229 W.
Commerce St. Tel. Or. 3ll. San Antonio
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Sc ANUNClA QUE EXlSTE EN- LA
..ARGENTlNA LA PESTE b..
BONiCA

RUENOS AIRES. JUNO 25.-El Nj.
nistro del Interior ha sido inforTnado
de que vario casos s~ospechosOs de pes
lie ouh3nica han sIdo communicates CO.
mo existentes en- Ia Carcel del terri
torio de La Parnpa.
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EMPLEOS.

IF TETEREl PARA LOS OBETR0S NE
.IChEOS. Una vraa fab-icn dc hil7doS y
,iidos CO ncuzar6 ~us ;raba.oS pr Nlfnamen
G cr rS,a csud-d de San Antonio. Los OBJ"
os mcxie=nos que tcngaa c~unor'mient7e en-
ramo. vrrar preferidoS Y desde Iu"go los
c~licitamos. Para iHformcs "curra7 4 "a
inc Casio ~uyrrir;endcn.o del trahaio. Los
Csiden,es fuera dc Ia ciudaj. pucdcn di-
ici->e al mi-mo senior Castro. = IA esGui-
: que fo-man las GALES Dc Smith y Qua
calupe 1919. Ho-as Ge oficina: 5 a : T..
, Feline Castro. lOt
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IS: AVSOS D. OCCASION =
EMPLEOS

NECESITAMoS 1000 pizcadores de algo-
don. en- los siEuientes condsdos dc Ia COS
Ia Sur de Texas: Wharton. Jackson, FIcto-
ria. Calhoun. Golisd. Bee, Refugio. Aran-
saS. san Patricio. Nueces. jim Wells Du-
Cameron Hidalgo y Star. Esta cosecha
q la mejo- en- liz historic del pals. J pr'n-
cipiara a recoIectarse con 80 0 80 dids de
anticipation n las cosechas de otras parties.
La pizca p-incipi.ra desde hoy. Julio 10 y
Sc pagara a los pizcadores el neJor suicide.
aparte de que despues. podran irse a ira
bajar en- las otras regiones an donde las
cosechas son mas tardias. ST listed sc in
teresa en- vcni-. escriba al COUNTY Judge,
de cuaIesCuicra de esoS Ccndados. o Al Ma
yor Q SecretArio comercial de cualaulera de
osaS poblacioneS, o dirgienuose amoien a
Roy Miley. Secretary Rural Land Owners
Association. Corpus Christi, Texas. Isl
Sc NECESITAN albahiles para tender ladri-
10. buen sueldo; trabajo por cinco amos Dr.
~rijause 4 Urbnno Gonzalez. Contratista. The
Texas Co, Port Arthur. Texas.
NECEsIrAMos HoJALATERos
Que sepan soldar en- hero. Trnbajo per
mancnte para personals competentes. lam
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