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Evening star., 1920-01-08
Bell Brand BlOuSeS
That are Mussed and ~
Slightly Im6erfect at MIC

After the holiday rush" we find that there
are many blouses and shirts soed and mussed
They have been very specially priced for clearance
There is only limited quantity.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
1.-The Biggest Blouse Bargain of aW
SO Dozen More Of those Silk or Net BlOuSeS
Again specially priced at S1.95

Fortunately we were able to secure more
OF these high-grade blouses and will offer them
for sale Friday.
There are more than Is different styles.
That means your particular model IS here.
Evening star., 1920-01-08

Such wanted colors as brown, navy, taupe,
ccru and plain white. They are beautifully
embroidered.
Also-there are plenty of tailored blouses
in plain and fancy stripes or the much re
quired Shantung Silk. All sizes, SO to 40.
Second
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-27
Read Advocate Classified ads.
UNITED STATES BARRED
At SAN RENO CONFERENCE

A special sent out from Washing
ton says:
Officials at the State Department
were of the opinion that the United
States will not be represented at the
Peace Conference sessions even
though an invitation to send an OBJ
server has been extended by tie Al
lied governments.
Failure Of the Senate to ratify the
Versailles Treaty. has placed the
United States in somewhat deli
cate position with regard to settle
ments reached at the San Reno con-
ference.
This country IS directly concerned
with many Of the matters which must
he concluded at these sessions.
As the treaty is still technically
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ganization and acquaintance Of the
campaign issues. eve want to be so
early in formulating our opinions that
our attitude will be known when the
state convention is held in Louis
vile May 4th.
Communication Of the report on
the clubs organization and it's
pledges of cooperation with the state
organization was left to Mrs. Eos
ter and Mrs. A. NJ. Harrison, both
members Of the State committee.
Officers Of the club are: Mrs. S. NJ.
Wilson, president; Mrs. Arch HamiI-
ton, vice president, representing the
county; Mrs. George r. Hunt, vie
president, representing the city; Mrs.
VIII D. Oldham, secretary, and Miss
Sancy Lewis Green, treasurer. Mrs.
Powell Bosworth was elected chair
man of the membership committee.
A committee on resolutions, com
posed Of Miss Laetitia McCauley and
Miss Catherine Christian, proposed
the following platform, which was
adopted unanimously:
Recognizing that the principle of
woman suffrage was definitely ae-
cepted by the people of these United
States in 1916 when all political par
ties endorsed it in their national
platform, we as women of Kentucky
take this occasion to express to all
parties our grateful acknowledgment
of the gift Of presidential suffrage
by the action Of the General As
sembIy Of Kentucky in 1920;
"We accept the necessity of party
organization to direct public action;
and. therefore under the responsibility
Of citizenship inherent in the right to
help choose the President and Vice
President of these United States, we
affiliate ourselves with the Demo-
cratic party with the purpose Of
uniting with others Of that party In
forwarding the candidacy of the best
men for the offices without faction
or prejudice; of maintaining the in
volatility Of the Constitution Of
these United States, and Of standing
for America and for Americans"
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become serious. During q hard
winter or the following spring one
feels rundown, tired out, weak
and nervous. Probably you have
suffered from a cold, the Grip or
1u, which has left you thin, weak
and pale. This is the time . put
your \system in order. 1t is time
for housekeeping.
"A good, old-fashioned Alternative
a temperance tonic is one made
of wild roots and barks, without
the use of alcohol. and called DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
in tablet or liquid form. This is
natures tonic, which restores the
tone Of the stomach. activity Of
the liver and steadiness to the
nerves, strengthening the whole
system. First put up by DR.. Pierce
over 80 years ago. now procurable
at any drug store; or send 10 cents
to DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo. N. r.. for trial package.
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DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
VOTERS FORM CLUB
lLexington Herald, April 17thl

Lexington Herald, April 17th)
The 'Women's Democratic Club of
Fayette county was organized at a
rally in the Phoenix Hotel Friday
afternoon with charter membership
Of eigl.ty-seven.
A keynote of the rally was an ap-
peal by Mrs. Harrison G. Foster for
party harmony and to heed the call
for the county convention on May l,
quoting letter to all Democrats from
Col P. H. Callahan, chairman Of the
State Administrative and Campaign
Committees.
Miss Laura Clay urged prompt or
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-27

loaves baked. Jack gave him the
bright new dime for one Of them and
ran home with it to his mother.
"Here is the bread, Mother" he
called as he ran in. TEea he told her
why he had been gone 80 long and
where he had been. She quickly cut
off slice of bread, spread il with
butter and sprinkIed it with sugar.
Il never know before how many peo-
pie have to work hard SO that l may
nave bread" said TIE hungry boy, as
he ate his well-earne1 hpas,
If there is no kindergarten in YOUR
town, work for the establishment Of
one. For information on the estab-
lishment of the Kindergarten write
the National Kindergarten Associa-
,tion, s West 4Oth Street, New YorI.
City.
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the wise man Is
he who carries
lone when it is
only cl dy.
Any man will
send for a doctor
when he gets
bedfast, but the
wiser one is he
W no adopts
proper measures
before his ills
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such that it cannot act under the pact
in cooperation with the Allied gov
eEments.
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under discussion the United States
had not repudated its principles,
but at the same time its position Is
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-27
In the Spring Time

Any fool knows enough to carry
N umbrella when it rains, but
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-27
Training Little Citizens

from school very hungry.
Mother" he called as he ran into
the house, '1'm hungry; want a
piece Of bread and butter and sugar,
please"
Mother was sewing, but she left her
work and vent out TO the kitchen 70
get Jack something to eat. She
opend the cupboard door and took
out the sugar-bowl and set it on the
table. She got the plate Of butter
and a knife and set them on the
table. Then she went to the bread box
for some bread-but when she got
there the bread-box was bare, just
like the cupboard Of old Mother
Hubbard. There wasn't a crumb leftl
"Oh, forgot" said mother. eve
are out of bread; you will have to
go to the bakers shop and buy loaf
Of bread before you can have any,
thing to eat" 4
SO she gave Jack a bright, new
dime, and away he ran to the bakers
for loaf Of bread.
He found the baker dressed in his
white cap and apron, looking very
clean and neat.
Baker, Baker, I've come for bread,
So here's a bright new dime" Jack
said;
The Baker laughed and shook his
head;
@The very last loaf I've sOld," he
said.
But go to the miller and buy me
some flour,
And III bake your bread before late
hour"
SO jack ran away to the miller
He, too, was in a white cap and apron
and he looked very queer, for his
clothes we're all covered with fine
white fIour-dust. He looked as if he
had been ont in a snOv-storm.
Jack said:
MILLER, Miller, sell me some flour,
So that the baker before late hour,
Can bake me a loaf Of fine, white
bread;
For the very last loaf is sold" he said
But the miller answered, mo flour
have I;
1 sold the last sack to the grocer
nearby,
But go to the farmer and get me some
wheat,
And you'll very soon have all the
bread you can eat"
So Jack ran off to the farmer He
found him in the barn feeding his
horses.
Farmer, Farmer, some wheat please
sell,
To take to the miller, who'll grind It
well,
And make white flour for the bakers |
bread;
For the very last loaf is sold" he
said
The farmer stopped working and I
'istened to Jack. Then he smiled and |
said:
I've bushels Of wheat all ready to
sell;
Iplowed and I planted; tended it
well;
I cut it and threshed it and put it
away
And I'm ready TO sell it whenever I
may"
So the farmer harnessed his
horses, Whitenose and Dobbin, to his
big wagon He loaded the wagon ws-h
sacks of wheat. Then he climbed
away up high on the seat and Jack
climbed up beside him. CIip-eIap, clip
clap, eEp-elap, went the horses feet
as they rode to town, and there they
stopped at the mill they unloaded
the wheat; the miller poured some Of
It into the mill and started the ra-
ehinery. The great wheels and belts
u L - Am
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Sc NE-ESTTA m AS-nta V'-j--o nuc
h-ble ;nc'Gs. Ta-~hi6- necesit7~os ~ no''-
b. MA 81 Ses@'chn = ctro r@r? c11p2c2r,
D;-iyt-sc q .os ". Commerce ST.
~r~-sr-s~os S-n-R "'7N'1 - eT
~Nor~AS PARA c~N"-~'~o r~S~NES.
PVrTS SALARro. -TENESS-T TAG :
GRAIN CN. NoH--RRET Z FRO STS.
AN ANTONIO. TEN, (el
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Sc CONSTRUiRA uN FGRRCCA-
RRlL De ARIZONA A LA sAJA
CALIFORNIA

TsIegraHLa Especial paru La PRENSA'
EOuALE.,. !-Una, SrpIseniDie ~
So han reciD!do noticiaS dc HerIno-
.IloL, Sonora en- el sentido de que Ia
-~ornelia Copper Co, de AJo, en- Ell
ondado de Pima cuyo campo Sc malta
au,- prUXImo Il Ia fronIera !nterna-
.uIIal ha recibido ina CONCESSION de
.ybIcrno IeTerai, de Mexico para II
INSTRUCTION de una Inca de Ierroca-
II Que ~1art.endu de la l!nea Givlso-
ia V a~traveSando Ia region Noroeste
ESIAuo dc nola enLre en- Ia Ba-
california para term.nar en- Ia ba
la de Roca, Que es II de las mas
urufundas y cspaciusas en- la costa de-
dc California.
La construction de Ia citada hnea
f&r,ea lie alra 4 la memoranda com
mania convenlente acceso al n
nado Golfo par poder hacer los trans
porles de sus productos. por aqua, q
iodas parties del mundo, 10 Qua redun-
darA en- gran bene:icio de esta gran
empresa de Ajo.
Naturalmente, 81 corto tramo de Via
Ii sirva para conectar Ajo con II
Internacinal en- Ell punto en- que
auuel.a cruce esta, Sc hara de acuer
do con las leyes del Estado de Arr
iona a cuyos ferocarriles Quedara In
corporate.
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FUE DESTITUIDO UN
AGENIE DE SANlDAD

TAMPLCO. ~Sepuembre 24.-El agen-
70 sani,ario Juan Meza ACADIA de ser
vcrsonzosamente destituido de su
puesto. pues Ia supe"ioridad tuvo CO.
noc:miento dc que trrtaba lie estaIar
4 nm chino, propieta"iN de Ia casa CO.
mcrc!a! La F'ama Ia C.tntidad de SlOco
bajo amenaza de d%enunciar!o de su-
nucstas infracciones 4 los preceptos
sanitarios. Las autoridades sanitarias
dci puerto dec!araron con este mott'o
rue lcGO empleado que en- 10 successive
sea descubierto en- Ia comis'@n de estos
Gciitos sera consignado.
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TROPAS FEDERALES
LLEGARON A JALAPA
Eyitaran desordenes durante
las elecciones

.JAI.APA. Veracruz. Septiembre -.
Con fecha 10 aver arribaron a esta
ciudad mer2as fcdrales dc las que
inanda 81 genera! Nireles y las cuales
ng! SiG0 d~c$t!nadas para ella por la
.r~:luuu:l:Jad publica que en- este III
gar &c ven am"naZadas o motivo de
:, iu-iilusi6u del Trngreso local. Hay
mllchas personals intcresadas por ell
;rmnfo - de:erminados candidates y
So tcmo que cstos apasionamientos po-
iticos den lugar a e~schndaloS.
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SElS DEL PROSimO
OCTUBRE

Te,ecramc Espee;al para LA PRENSA"
Ell tASO, Iexas. SepeiemJie Is
FL general Obreg1n llegara a esta po-
hlac:0a cl dIa G del entrante y sera
hutsped de la Ciudad tanto para visi-
ar II exposition cuanto Hnra preseH-
cipr las tiestns del carnival, Begnn
dice IN nensaje que reciplo Ia Canara
dc Concrete local.
Obres6a 80 dirige actunlmente de
Torro3n q chiuahun, dcnde SO reunira
cen a. General Elias Cailos. Riendo
probai.ie que tumh.&a tstc vcnsa n 10
Exposition.
Tamblen han lide :nv!tados q ola
eosea dc t.eaeientoa editores y publ
oigtaa do loa Eltades vocinos.
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iGOZA I'D. De
COMPLETA SALUD?

81 NO Is ST .Por que no eonsuita cor
specialists, c3e saben Ter9ectsm-u.s, y
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----.T0I .--
GONZALEZ
LEGO A TORREON

TORREON, Septiembre 2l-Se en-
cuentra en- esta poblaci6n, ~proccdente
de In capital del Estado, el general
Arnulfo Gonzalez, iefe de las opera
clones m.!itares en- esta region. quien
Ia sido a~gasajado por sus amigos.
IL general Gonzalez Sc hospeda en-
Il hotel Salvador. Sabese que vino 4
este iugar al arreslo de asuntos re-
n cinnAdnS o su alto pueStO.
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ANTiCULOS MEXICANOS

-
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN SC lc dari 4
a pcG>ona Guc irGorme dc. eXacto paradcro,
o los ponga n disposition de In autoridad. de
los iGycncs ExeQuiel Lopez, (meX:cGnoi y
Ernest Glrla: d. saner:caUo.) Z! p-in-ro &c
Is amos O. cdad. moreno. cara retonda. del.
gado ojos ncrros, pe!o del mismo color. con
una prqueaa c;>a ri= on Ia cara cer-a de Ia
barha. en- el Iado izQuisrdo; Tcsd ~ iIbras.
e. sc-undo. cS pccoso, dc Is amos dc edo.
manos ca. losas por e. trdbajo, reSa is IL
hru,: ar,bos sc huycrnn de suS caSGs patcr-
ras. Qua qugcr iuiormr d~irijase inmcdi4ta-
mentc ( "a Sra. Guadalupe ArZiiclleS q 4
Francisco Taoarcs. ?. q. Box $50, Corcica-
ma Texas. t2J
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DESEO SABER II pa-adcro del -. IA
mon CarnHo~. de cstltUg,s regular. moreno,
con ci.atrices Gperas y.sjJl.s de virUc!l.
H..ce uu ano vivia en- Los Angeles. Cl!for.
uia. en- ia Gale E. 10th. Dare una gra:;fi-
caci Il = IA persona que ne IEfo-rae. D.rI-
g;rse q Martina CampoS. RoN %f3$ Lowell.
Ind. Sta. Bisbcc Arizona. a.
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yENTAS

Los acsItes densuS deSc0nponCn IL EiaGUi-
naria de: fUg Ograio ) no rcp-oGucen eL-ra u
.oL. Noso,-US veudenos GceIte 'specIA pAFa
. uugrr-4ys. SIc.rul4S y MaquInus de e>cFi-
..r. -araEI.sanGO TO confetti ac.uuS. ! DOS
VINO T.. or. Si.-O. : doc. ponso 1 o. SA'oe.
1.gyle, pvr cUrrec. Alamo Sewing Machine
u..,.v 60. SOL :. Alamo ST ~
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DOY SI.GO Dc Cra.ificac,6u ! Il persona
cue me informc del paradcro dc Ciprian"
Ju3rez. de regular cSt7turp. delgado. u>H
blrc'c. SuS ult ms ]not:ci7s las rccibi lie
Dow>on. California ticnc un lurar en- ct Ia
30 izQuierdo de Ia cara y do, e.c2tricrs dc
viruela en- II frcntc. DiriGirsc a H,l;Odoro
.Juarc5. Armstrong Station. Kansas City. Mo.
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TIENE I'd. una muneca o una estatua que
neccSiten cOmpOncrSe? NoSotroS las compone
mos ) pintamoS. Fdbricanos y tenemos en-
existencia TunCcaS kcwpic. muHecaS ch!quI-
tas. muHecas Lilly y peYroS But! dog. con
oiOs dc bri l2nte. TamblJn hacemoS vcsti-
dos ; Sonb-eros para munecaS Z Sc. 90 q!
cier TO. Mande $2,O0 por las cuacro muestraS,
vcstidcs y somGrcroS. Necesitamos Agentcs en-
todas las ciudadcs dc Texas ' Mexico. Uni
versll Toy Factory. 2S2i :. Flores II. San
Antonio. Texas. CD
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NoTIFICO 4 mis- amigos de Mexico y q
M num.rosa c!,ente.a en- general, CUE 81
L;ran Ho,el Central fue clsusurado y que
he alberto nj servlcio ~publico. el GRAN
HOTEL MEXICANo. en- 1870 - W. Com
merce St, cuyo c~dlticio,, comodidades, etc.
son super!ores bajo todos concepto'. l. 7.
Gomez.
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EkCS

.~NaIASlTA $G5.Uuf Frescamos cont.Geas.a-
Is sobre mue5.es a pcrsonas a suede. ADo-
sos iaci!cs. Por $500. $50. semara--os. 800
lonroy Bldg. Srn Antonio. Texas. 1911 \,
in 5. Houston. 1e1A~
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JovEN eSpanol. so!dadc L. :. A., de 90
amos. Gcsea-ia corrcsnondencia con sehor:ta
d. re;inada cducIrion. objeto matrimonio.
piriE.rsc q D. V. Army. E.M.C.A. Sia
Antonio. Texas 80
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ARRENDAMIENTOS.

So RGSTA IN te-reno para cuAtlrar, ceF-
II de San Antonio, = tamuia neAicand, pa
m pianr.- aigcdon para el ano 1871; de-
be tener -luIas y c~aballos. uules. y que
~rg4 olnero sutilien.e para pazar los gas.
,o,: 70 Dor clento de In cosecha como
ren.a. w. B. whitaker. Tel Cr. Dill
Tag last Commerce ST. tsI
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ARRENDATARIOS sc neceSitan inmedia-
preferable con familia. para oue-
ma. plantaciones dc terra ncsrl, buenas me
;oras con pasturas. Tambien muJeres para
,nev ]. W. Mckinney. Port Lavaca. Tex
"' (2)
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SnLICITO cuarto y cocina en- casa taniiiis
I:.rt,cu.ar an.ueblado, con todas comcdidA-
u.s. NJ. Flores CO La P-ensa Hl
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k~GRADECERE = Ia persona cue me inf"--
ne de, ac u! pa-adero de Crespiniano Ava
re-. o-;sina-io de FabcDs. ContaCo de FL
Taso. TEXTS. de- 70 amos dc cdad. moreno. al.
10 tegaGu: rcc:bi sus ultimas ]n1tic!aS de-
Mcl-osc. Texas. DirigirSc 4 Jose Alvarez
SO So. Mo :roc =. Hutchinson. Kansas,
Qualification $500.
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DARE $1,000 de qualification 4 Ia per
soma que me informe del p~aratero del ~.
AIa%ialcuo ORTIZ. de ~ amos de edad, origi.
mario de! Estado de GU1najlatc. alto. bl n
CO. DECADE, ojos ncgroS, cscazo de barbl,
con una Cica.riz en- ri dcdo puiEar lzqu.erdo.
Lo acompahnn suS hiio> Fcrmia y Ramon
Ortiz, este ul;imo there una joroba en- II
csp"!da. RecIbl sus u.timaS not.c.as dc Sil.o
en- 1917. DiriSirse a Jadn Ortiz. Fcairmon 4.
Nch. Box 1874. t30I
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CASITA 3 cuartcs Gale dc Mohawk. Preeio
81. 500. OO-sl.l5 90 al contadc.. 81 reSto en-
aoonos de $500: intereses iaciuidos. W. l.
Mhitakcr. Tel. CT. 5l2l.
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DARE BUENA GRAT!FICAC!OE : Ia
persona que me irforTc del p~8racr7o dc Gel
so RoIri-ucz. al:o, blanco. ojoS cafe, cara
rcGonda. f-crtc ancha, pestana china. boca
rc=u ~ narz POGO chata. ) aun no lc plntI
- boso. Dirigi->e i Trinidad Flores. Box
$40. S~yracuSc, KANSAS. (2l
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CUAl.TOS con asistencia en- casa de fami-
ia particular: rrecios modcrados: diriGir-
So a sos Solcdad St
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Hotel SAN ANTONIO. ~taltos.l
- RENTAN cuar.os amuebl"dos. propios
para samilias u honbrcs solos. Esq. Pecos ,
Monterrey.
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$40 90 Sc DARAN 4 n persona QUO In
forme del p~aradcro del sennr Pr3sDevo Rodrl-
gueZ. or!VIuar!o de IL Hac!enG3 dc Pera.ta.
del Estado de Cuanajuato hdCc Il amos sc
cncuentra radicadu en- este pals. Eacc Qua
lro amos que no So tienen NOTICES dc -. Su
m4dre reside Ell Tcck. Utah. Favor dc d!rI-
jir c~ualduier informe q Francisc2 Rodriguez.
Icck. Utah. Via Lucin. Section 20. 1906
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Sc DARA una buena qualification u II
persona que inform" de- .1raic=o Nl.to de
Nicolas Jaime. de 20 amos de ad2d. dc regu-
lar e~statur.. a los - aIu; S. separo del no.
Ca- '1a:ernO. de $altl.io Cob. SuS i tImas
~ro.ic,as Se rcc;5:-rOn de Onalaska. TEXAS.
G"adc &C ercon,raba. ;-abaj. ado en- unos a-e-
rraGe-os de made-'.. DiriCir-e & Margari;o
Gacaa. Tienda del TurDial. Gale Cuauhte-
moe. frcnte a n EstaciGn NacioaGi. Monte.
T-cy, y. L Mexico. O.
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tENIAS.

So .ESDE CARO- dos ruedas, Lamado
'T-ai.e-' para vi. frecio S-oJ.e'.
DrxLEse & SuI belmo.t St w
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Gin chauffers

A~uscrsvi!es Gin chauffers
nisu, rernos Ge mrgnificos auto,noviles de 8
roS pa a aiqci.ar ain chauitef. 9sIre
-. ,:o;;.v. Street Auto Livery. 2ii Col
80. s.. Tci+forc CT gill. Ge-rrte. } ID
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CtJErA De CELAYA aueva. Sc, doc.
uasaao- @5c- To-. CAMILLA soc:
, -r..la.r FL T.APATIO" clase extra SOC:
CRIES PA-iLLA NEGEp : MULAT0 i'm:
portage, De NsN.eo $40 10. CHiPOTLE
s.. 90. Cascahel soc, Mel &C AaGusy 15S:
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