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The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
XVICARS
SHOW HIGH,ART
Lafayette Reproduces TIA
ditions of Liberty Loving
= Marquis. :

Executives of the lafayette Mo-
tors Company. of indianapolis. who
have shown their new car for the
hrst time at the national shows thIs
year. have found a very setisfActssy
anzwer to william Shakespeare's
soe-year-old query: whats in q
nameg"
The name of Lafayette proved 20
be a source Of inspiration to them
and to all the engineers and de-
sieners who have contributed their
skill and talent TO the creation OF
an automobile that reflects bo.i the
high ideals Of the fllustr1oUs French
man and the fine art Of his period
In designing the Lafayette, these
men not only followed the accepted
and most advanced engineering
principles but studied, as well. the
memoirs Of the lfberty-loving mar
quis and the history Of the court
Of Louis. the XVI. with the results
that several rehnements and ap-
pointments of the car have a his
toric conception
The radiator emblem. for exam
pie, is a cameo Of Lafayette. onyx
mounted and framed in silver. and
resembles priced antique fashion
ed by some famous Craftsman back
in the eighteenth century. A thor
ough and tireless search through
historical museums. private oollec-
tions and the literature of LaFay-
cites time was made in order that
the design would be authentic. The
design has been accepted as oficial
by the American NumismAtic So
ciety.
On the hub caps Of the car. the
gracefully scrolled monogram OF
lafayette has been reproduced, the
design being taken from letters that
the marquis wrote on his private
stationery to friends in this coun-
try at the close Of the War Of
American Independence.
Art connoisseurs viii instantly
note that the silver appointments Of
the enclosed car are Of Louis XVI
period design.
The hand-caryed walnut wood
work OF the toilet case and smokers
case Of the touring sedan interior
also is historically correct. since IL
expresses the Italian motif Of
eighteenth century that exc q
such a marked influence on s
French art Of the same period
Originality of design. in fact
had an uncommon stimulus in
new lafayette. since no other
tomobile manufacturer ever had
historical sources 70 draw upo cd
the creation OF a car that il
tinctly different not only rnec- r-
ically but artistically.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15

can usually detect the presence OF
a shor' by the heat that is being
generated.
Air leaks are a common cause
of misfiring, though they are often
overlooked. A worn valve guide
allows enough air. to be sucked
into the cylinders to cause misfir-
ing, and II also permits oil TO leak
out. II oil is discovered leaking
out It is fair to assume that excess
air is being injected into the fuel
charges.
A magnetic not only repays the
small additional first cost but. in
gasoline costs saved, It pays con-
tinuous dividends.
Always drive your car. slowly and
cautiously until you are thoroughly
familiar with its control mechan-
ism and the methods OF stopping
il.
One should never attempt to drive
cars at high speeds unless the tire
Cdslnss are IN perfect conoitlon ana
the road surfaces good.
In driving on clay or muddy roads.
or on wet asphalt. care must be
taken in turning corners. and the
car should always be driven eau
tiously to avoid dangerous side slip
ping or skIdding. when driving
on unfavorable highway surfaces
always keep one side Of the car
on firm ground IL possible.
Brakes should always be care
fully applied. especially IL the road
surfaces are wet.
When driving up grades on the
higher ratios. If the motor shows
any tendency TO labor. shift back
into a lower gear ratio which has
been provided for that purpose.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Watch the Grit.

II the tube is allowed to get into
the dust and particles of sand or
grit stick to 1t, or If when a road
side repair is being made, these
find their way into the case, more
trouble is ahead. In time you will
find your tube full of tiny holes as
II fine glass had done the work.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
HEADS
LAFAYETTE COMPANY

d. c. Selheimer, recently appointed
works manager for the Lafayette
Motors Company. the new Hash-How-
ard-White organization. Of Indianapo-
lis. has been a resident of Washing
ton for nearly two years, and has
many friends and business associates
here. He served twenty months as q
major in the Motor Transport Corps.
in charge of the maintenance Of motor
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Primer Connections.

When a cup or other form of dash
primer is used, the tube which con-
meets with the manifold is apt to be-
come disconnected by vibration. To
obviate this trouble solder a sleeve
on the end of the tube and allow a
slip connection with the reservoir.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Prudent Course.

Speak softly to the traffic po-
lieeman."
81 always do."f rplied the testy
motorist.
Highly commendable."
IF he ever heard some OF the re-
marks I address to him under my
breath 1 would be under arrest in
about five seconds" - Birmingham
Age-Herald.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Slow Leak.

When the small rubber cushion in
the base of tire valve is displaced
in any way it is apt to depress the
small core stem of the valve so that
n slow leak results, which the car
owner probably blames on a tiny
puncture.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Test for Piston Rings,

When there is an escape back past
the piston rings of hot gases the
crank case inevitably gets warm
On the other hand II the escape is
past the valves this condition is not
found.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Protecting Plugs.

When the spark plug is removed
from the engine for any reason it is a
good plan to put a cork in the spark
plug hole to keep out dirt and grit
until the time comes TO restore the
plug to its place.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Plug Cans,

When the spark gap OF a plug is
too great there is danger of burn
ing out the secondary wire Of the
coil from the heat engendered by
the excessive resistance.
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vehicles, and was recently released
from service. He was associated for
five years with the Packard Motor Car
Company. of Detroit, holding import
ant positions in the manufacturing of
engines and chassis. He went from
the Packard to the factory manager
ship of the Hal Motor Car Company,
of Cleveland. He later became factory
manager of the Houk Wire Wheel
Company. Buffalo. N. Y, coming from
Buffalo to Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
The CnnkA

First Thot-They have taken rs
cranks OF the front end OF = ..
makes Of cars now.
Scond Thot-And put them in the
seats Of many-wichita Eagle
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
. Master Vibrator

The primary current should never
be run through the master vibrator
coil when the secondary circuit is
not in use, as this will ruin the unit.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-15
Skinner Skinned Him

When you traded cars with Skin
ner did you get anything to boot"
Yes; I've kicked myself ever
since. Transcript.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-02
WANTED

Wanted, two teams to haul ties 3a
miles, by day or contract. Good pay,
long job, good roads. Inquire by
% letter to P. o. box rs, Bluecreek,
Wash.
Want to buy large coal heating
stove; must be good. Leave infor-
nation at Examiner.
Wanted, good milk cow of Guern-
sey or Jersey type, fresh or coming
fresh soon. No. 10, Examiner
Wanted, Shorthorn sucking calves,
GOOD grades. Inquire Chris Nc
Doneil, phone 1919, Colville.
y. Wanted, one heavy horse. Must
j be gentle and weigh not less than
1900 pounds. Apply Colyille Valley
Lumber Co., Colville.
Wanted, Job on farm by man,
wife, 17-year-old boy T. B. Lowry,
General Delivery, Colville.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-02

Blackface comedians, singers and
dancers. Colville theatre, Monday,
Oct. 4th.
We have, standard piano or player
pianos, not a single stencil piano In
the store, that enables you to get a
good one no.. matter which you
choose. Easy terms.-Baker Music
and Photo Studio, Colville.
If your watch or clock needs re-
pairing and you want it well done,
and at reasonable prices, try USE.
j. Milberg, The Leading Jeweler.
Ever get tired building fires? Coles
Original Air Tight Wood Stoves hold
the fire all night. Better look at one.
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness at
the time of the death of our beloved
daughter and sister, also for the
many floral tributes.-William Heine-
mann, Myron aHeinemann, Elmer
Heinemann, William Heinemann, Jr.
Big minstrel show, Colville, Mon
day, Oct. 4.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-02
FOR SALE

For sale, one 10 foot Van Brunt
j drill in good condition. Write John
Huber, aBluecreek.
.1~oF For sale, hay and grain.-Wilson
8 Produce Co., Colville.
Apples for sale, on trees in small
tract. Good varieties. so to -75
boxes all told at SOC per box.-J, B.
Robertson, Kettle Falls.
Young horse for sale or trade fos
cattle, price $500, weight about 1150.
Chas. Anderson, Boyds, Wash, P. O.
box 121.
Acre tract outside city limits Of
Seattle to trade for property in or
near Colville. Address Box lao, r.
1, Colville.
High grade angora goats and Z
billys for sale at a bargain. Thomas
! Dayton, Meyers Falls.
Brick for sale, " miles north of
Colville on Mill creek road. Dorr A.
Kennedy, R 2, Box 81.
Have several beautiful residence
lots that want to sell NOW, and
will make price or terms that will
sell them. See me row if you want
bargain that will net you a profit.
Also half section land. M. E. Nc
Cauley, Colville.
Piano for sale. Fine Cable piano
cheap for cash. Call 458 E. I'd
Ave, Colville.
For sale, 8 purebred Berkshire
March bears, ready for service;
priced right. o. H. Gilmore, COL
vile, r. d. 1.
For, sale, several good milk cows,
some fresh this month. J. w Brod-
, erick, Colville r D. 8. n
For sale, 2 fine teams, gang pillow,
16-disc feed drill, horsepower drag
saw, U. S. separator. Will consider
Ford truck in exchange. R. B..
2 Medill R 2, phone 226, Colville.
For sale or trade, purebred Clyde
stallion, years old, weight 1900,
prizewinner. Also purebred Poland
! China hog for sale. Inquire d. C.
Sever, Circle F. ranch, Springdale,
: For sale, 8 weeks old Poland
China pigs. Colville, Route 2, Box 66.
For sale, 6 6-weeks old pigs, SIS
each. Chas. Bjerke, Colville. Route
3.
For sale, a three-burner Quick
Meal oil stove. Browns Shoe Shop.
For sale, $50 sacks. e. F. Hobbs,
731 j.. Beach, phone $50. Colville
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-02
COLVII.LE NEWS

Try the 5-&-10c Store in Colville
first.
Go to Rich's for your glasses. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
Colville Marble and Granite Works.
Order now for spring delivery. Write
for catalogue and price.
If you want graham, try nine
pound sack of Top-Noch, for mush or
gems. For sale at all dealers.-adv.
Let us move your furniture any
where, any time. Prices right. The
only furniture van in town. Call
Hobbs, phone 1888, Colville.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-02
BANK < : c. y

E. C. Richardson, former county
clerk, and better known in Colville
as "Ted," is. now interested in the
Spokane Press Clipping Bureau.
The following mail remains i'm
called for at the Coiville postoffice:
Mr.. Harvey B. Grinmer, Gertrude
Lee jackson, Mr.. Frederick Kaiser,
A. l.. Lettner, Mrs. A. Mcmillan, Mr..
Paul w. Peterson, C. G. Rice, Mr..
w. W.Williams, T. Williams.
A C. Tarling of Northport, former
Colville resident, was Colville visi-
tor the first of the week.
Mrs. George Thomas had as her
guest over the week end, Mrs. Hub
bell of Corning, New York, formerly
Lottie Wolf of Colville. Mrs. Hubbell
was born at old Fort Colville and
graduated from Eels Academy She
lived in this vicinity until She grad
uated.
Mrs. Lizzie Dresser of Peoria,
Illinois, arrived last week for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.,
Roth.
Miss Caroline Strauss returned
Monday from a weeks visit in Spo-
kane.
H. M. Hobbs and family of Olathe,
Kansas, are visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. P. G. Hobbs. This is the
first time he has visited here for
thirteen years and he expects to
spend several weeks in this vicinity.
Carl Buchanan was in Spokane last
week buying spring shoes and ladies
ready-to-wear for immediate use.
The Colville public library, like
. many of the residents of Colville, i"
looking for a new home as it has to
move.
Miss Frances Nichols is now acting
as cashier of the Leader store.
Miss Frances Briscoe recently re-
turned from a months visit in Ogdep,
Utah. where she has relatives. She
will work in DR.. w. r. Diffenbacher's.
office.
w. II. Butler went to Spokane
Monday to attend the funeral Of
Herbert Krueger's sister.
Miss Lillian Ide went to Hooper
the first of the week for a short
visit. She is expected to return Sun
day.
Miss Madge Raney of the Colville
Loan and Trust Co. force is i'll al
her home.
u Mrs. Huffman and son Kenneth
and Mrs. Livermore arrived last.
. Saturday from Anthem, Iowa, for a
) visit in the Bert. Bush home. Mrs.
Huffman is sister of Mrs. Bush and
Mary Hansen.
Hear the comedy quaftette with
Milos Minstrels Golville theatre,
Monday, Oct. 4th.
Bargains, two old yiolins, resonant
toned instruments, very low price
Baker Music and Photo Studio, Col
vile.
Announcement was made In Spo-
kane recently of the engagement of
Miss Genevieve Melcher and George
e. Gilpatrick of Harrington. The
wedding is to take place Saturday,
October 2, at the Melcher home. Miss
/ Melcher is the daughter of Mrs. c.
H. Moffatt, pioneer in Washington,
and is sister of Mrs. o. F. Vinson
and L. G. Melcher of Colville. DR..
and Mrs yinson, Mr.. Melcher and
. wife and Mrs. G. G. Graham left
Thursday for Spokane to attend the
wedding. 4. After the wedding the
young couple win motor to ,Califor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
SALDANA GALVAN CON-
SlGNADO

FL Ayuntamiento de esta ciGdad
celebr6 anoche un cabildo que fue
caracterizldo por la total asiste7c'a
de sus miernbros que omaron parte
activa en- les debates que sc suscita-
ron a propGsito del e~scandaloso aEun
To del ex-~Presidente Municipal Fer
nando Sdidtha Galvan. Entire las
tremendas acusac:ones formul2daS
o los muufcipes en- contra del que
fuera su cnmpahero el eX-PreslGen
to del Municipio Saldaha Galvan:
figuraron ea primer termino las pc
sentadas por los regidores Jorge
Carregha Y Prieto I.aurens. La del
primero Distinguish por 10 minucio
sa Y ~concienzuda en- tanto u La ue
Prieto Dor su energfa viril que arrar
c6 de su compaheros que lie ofan t
ovaci6n. Jorge Prieto pidi6 que no
solo fuese consignado Saldana cal
van sine tambien aquellos individuo5
que 10 hab!an 'ayudado a robar y
Que adn teaan la d~estachatez de pa
scar su cinismo por las av"nidas de
la metr6poli. Entire estos inQividuoS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
REANUDA SUS lA6ORES
IA Oral.

Definitivamente ha ~reanudado yA
Sus trabajus IA C~ontralorfa General,
\ su frente Sc encuentra, Ell senior
Rafael Lara. quien ACADIA de hacer
d~cclaracion,s respeCto a los traba-
los de tan importante deDaTtamento.
Dice el senior Lara que su program
Sc condensara en- una sofa palahra;
"moralidad," pues cree que TOGO fun
~cionario pGhlico tiene la ~:ne!udlpic
obligation de prestisiar con sus ac-
tos al actual Gobierno.
La glosa dc cuentas cue habla
sido suspendida fue nuevamcrte en-
comendada a los contadores. Tratase
de practicar la investigation de con-
tabilidad para definir Ia conducta
del general Francisco Murg:fa Y de-!
licenciado Aguirre Be-langa. 7 a es-
tc respecto declara ell Contralor &C.
neral quo va Ia rechazado facturas
del general Murgufa que asciende a
cerca de dos millonos de pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
IA
DE- DE- E2XK
Causa sensacion la crisis en- ell mercado de la
pIata.--Las conferencias en- Ia Cdmera DE-
Conqercio.- -.Reonuda sus labores Ia Contra
Ioria.. -Saldana GalOdn consignado nueUameRte

d!jo Prieto, hay algG7os que han e5-
t&blec;do cabareJs de rcn1pe Y g
81 d cos:illas del tcsoro municipal.
esos repicnantes cstablacinientGS
cstan a~mucblados con ohJeto" On"
son de 10 pertenencia cxc!I,;va del
-Ayuntamie:Ito. y porGue no So crea
cue habio de memoria, continue q
mismo fo-oso orador sehalarG nom
hres. Estes son los que securdarr!;
Ia candalica labor de SalGaha Cal
van: Pedro Medina, Antonio Obreg6n
Manuel Lopez, Juan Manuel Bihueg2.
!. EscaIunte Manuel Padilia y JOS
J.. Rasso.
FL regidor Riveroll que presidfa Ia
session hizo resumen de 10 expuesto
anteriormente y de acuerdo y con Ia
a%probaci6n del cabildo declare que ell
Juez s,.xto de instruction que va es-
taba en- antecedentes del asunto Sc
guirfa ocurandose del mismo a fin
de que deslinGase quienes eran los
! esponsables del escandaloso "Pana-
ma registrado en- las areas iei
Ayuntamiento de Ia ciudad de Ne
xico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LA CLAVE DE LA SALUD

Millares de Tcrsonas de ambos sexes
declaran que Ia e!ectricidad los Ia salvado
cuando habian periido toda esperanto Guam
do Sc padece de debilidad nerviosa. agnta-
m;cnto, neuraatenia. falta de fuerza. de ami
mo Y de vigor. r"lInatismo, l~uHbago, in
somnio. Intermediates de los rilones, del hi
gado Y n vegiga. abuses sexuales de Ia mujer,
no hay NADIA que sea tan cficaz como el Gin
70 tomando estimu!antes que nunca cu-an.
tur6n ~clectrico No pierda gu tempo = dine
Lo cue su cucrpo necesita es nueva fuerza
y vigor para que los nervios y organos vita
les Yuclvan 4 5u estado normal. Use 81 Gin
tur6n ~eiectrico mientras duerme. Su poderosa
Influenza c~urativa hsra Gesaparccer rapida-
mente SUI d~ecaimiento y dolores. activara su
circulation, vigorizara ell sistema y lie traera
nueva vida.
PIDA UN CENTURION DTRECTAMENTE
y no pague a los institutes mGdico los pre-
clos tan altos que exiGen por cstos mismcs
cinturones. FL Cinturon No. / vale $500 orc
LOS MANDAMoS A PRUEBA
ST listed Quicre primero probar su eficacia
escoja el cintur6n que mas le agrade. y re.
mitanos Giro Postal por Ia mitad de su pre-
clio como prueba de buena fe, y lie cnviarcmos
tisfecho. nos remitira el resto de su valor
Esta oferta es Ia me;or g~arantfa Dc sus me-
ritos y de nuestra sinceridad. Aprovechc Ia
oportunidad ) escribanos en- seguida soEao ST.
guef
BOX SIS.
ENDICOTT, n. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
HuELGA DE ESTlBADORES EN-
CADlZ

MADRID. JUNO 19.-Cn telegrama
del puerto de Cadiz recibido hoy a.
quf. da cuenta de que los estivadores
= a~liiadores de Ia bahia Sc declara-
ron en- huelga aver. a~bandonando sus
trabaios de ~Gesc2rgIe de IN barco pro
cedente de Ia Argentina que lego q
este puerto con IN gran cSrgamento
de triCo. Tai acc!3n ha sido nuy cri-
ticada no- eI pdblico V Ia prensa. to-
nando 81 consideration que IL cargo
mencionada Sc esperaha ausiosanente
por e puhlico, porque venfa a RENE
diar granlencnte Ia escaSez de ha-
rina Que hay en- Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
x5Esm5lQNM47:f


G. s. R-Miami. Arizona.-Si 10
que Gosea listed coa"ce- IS 81 I'M
porta de los derechos aduanales cue
hay u pacar por Ia importation de
friio! mexicano a los Estadoa Uni
dos. debe dirigirse a las autoridades
aduanales de: punto por dorde pien
Sc pasarlo a territorio americana.
Ahora bien 81 10 CUE quiere saber es
ell precio del transporte debe pear
los inforrnes correspondence al De
partamerto de Fletes y P~asajes Fe
rCcarril Central, indicAndole c.Tra-
mente el punto de embarque y Ia
cantidad Zen peso) que desee trans
portar, Y tendra que hacer una in
vestigaci6n semejante en- las ofici-
mas del ~ferrocarril americana que
tenga que usar para hacer que lie
CUE a SUI final destino ell m~enciona-
do articulo, pues como s2bra listed
seguramente, no hay trAfico direc-
20 por ferrocarril entire M2xlco y los
Estados Unidos, por ahora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LA NATURALEZA LIE PRO-
PORCIONA PROTECTION

Las Intermediates del estomago e
higado siguen por 10 general des-
pues de una congestion o lnflama-
cion, V la experiences nos ha ensena-
do que Marritone es Ell meior RENE
do para tratar tales complicaciones.
Esta medicine hecha de ~raices, HER
has V cortezaS. ~corregira Immediate
mente los des6rdenes del ORGANISING
Y restaurant las condolences normales
de los 0rganos digestivos, p]revlnlen-
do asi co~mplicaciones mas serias.
Merri:one es una medicina magni-
flea u Sc esta hacienda muy CO
nocida en- esta parte del pals Los
hombres V mujeres de todas parties,
siempre echan mano del Merritone
cuando los aqueja alguna enferme-
dad del est6mago o de Ia vejiga.
e. Sr. D. H. Rivera. de 1851
Mckee ST.. Houston, Texas, nos es-
cribe como sigue: "Sufria muchisimo
del est6mago Y de los ~rinones, Y to-
6as las mahanaS ME daban accesos
ter-ibles de tos. Por fin adquiH dos
botellas de Merritone. Y ahora con
gusto. declare cue a esta m@1'c!na
debo mi alivio. Constantemente te-
MIA cue levantarme por las noches,
pero su medicina. tan-b!sn, me IA
Cuitado eStas molestias.'
I'm tratamiento de prueba conven-
cera al mas esceptico.
De venta en- las droguerias acre
ditadas de todas parties, % Sc reml-
| tira por correo, al precio de $500 por
botella.
MERRITONE MEDICINE co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
Ell SERVICIO DIRECTO CON LOS
LOS ESTAOOS UNlOOS

NIGO. Espana. JUNO I9.-Un gran
banQuete fus servido a bordo del va
por Mongolia. de Ia marina mercan
te de los Estados Unidos. con objetO
de celebrar Ia inauguration del nuevo
serriCio directo de barcos entire este
pats Y II gran republica americana.
FL Mongolia" es Ell primer barco
destinado a csc servicio Y partirA ma
fam De este puerto para su primera
travesit, con destino a Nueva York.
Al h4nquetc conCurrieron los altos
f~urcionarios de esta ciudad Y de Ia de
Providencia, asi COMO del puerto. Y
representatives del gobierno del centre
y de Su Majestad ell Rey Alfonso, ha-
biendose cambiados enthusiasts y a
mistosos brindis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
Los Republicans quieren fornar una Liga.---
Sc i~naugura Ell s~ervicio directo con E. u.
HueIga de estibadores en- Cadiz

Gales en- una gran federation nacio-
nal, a fin de oponerSe a los sindica-
listas\ que Sc han undo va a todos.
a csc efecto el lider .Alejsndro Lee
rroX ha hechO una invitaci6n general
para un mitin que SC efectuara en- es-
Ia capital ell dia - del mes en- curse
V en- Ell cual ell propio lfder pronun-
clara IN discourse dando a o IN
c%bozo del programme del nuevo CRU
20 polftico.
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Tn ex-Federal.-Lockhart, Texas
Para contestar ST. consulta tenemos
que hacerlo por carta y para clio
necesitamos que nos remita su nom
bre y direction postal y estampil;a
de dos centavos para Ell franqueo de
nuestra respuesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LOS REPuSLICANOS ESPAAOLES
QUIEREN HACER UNA llGA

MADRID, JUNO 19.-L0s republican
nos espanoles estan hacienda trcmen-
dos esfuerzos para lograr Ia union de
tUdos los Srupos ~progresistas Y radi-
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1922 Clark St - Houston, Texas.
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