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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01
Moraan-StanIex

Mss Arvlla Stanley, daughter of
Mrs. Anna Rohman of Whitepine, and
Mr.. Grover c. Morgan, son of Mrs.
Margaret Bassham of Salida. were
united in marriage at the Catholic
church. Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.
m Father Hilbig officiating.
The bride is charming Young lady
and enjoys large circle of friends in
Gunnison. The groom is a prosperous
young business man of Salida.
The happy couple will return to
Salida where they will make their
home, after spending short time
here. Empire extends congratula-
tions.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01

The band concert last SATURDAY.
evening was enjoyed by large crowd,
Main street resembling 10th street in
Denver. These concerts are some
thing to be appreciated, not only by
our home folks. but by the visitors
who are here during the summer.
Saturday evenings will be looked for
ward to as an evening of enjoyment
by all.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01
ANNOUNCEMENT

: l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of County Com
missioner from the Second District,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic County Assembly and Prima-
rtes-, -. C. Il~ MCDONALD.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
SURPRISES CRESTED BUTTE

The quick action of simple glyce-
rine. buckthorn bark, etc, as mixed
in Adler-i-ka, is surprising. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on
stomach or sour stomach. Adler-i-ka
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel
and removes all foul accumulated
matter which poisoned stomach. Of
ten CURES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. Ore lady reports she
has no more pain in back of head or
gas on stomach since using Adier-i-ka.
6 Angus Taylor, Druggist.
If In want Of ANYTHING trv An ndlat
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01

Mrs. J. A. Reed came down from
Crested Butte Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

ESTATE of Sebastian Gruber, De-
ceased.
No. 512.
Notice is hereby given that on the
3hst day of July, A. d. 1920, the un-
dersigned will present to the County
Court of Gunnison County. Colorado,
his accounts for final settlement of
administration of said estate, when
and where all persons in interest may
appear and object to them, If they SO
desire. ANTON BEITLER.
Executor of the Estate of Sebastian
Gruber. Deceased
First Pub. June II. 1920.
Last Pub. July 10, 1920.
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Bill heads, letter heads, envelopes,
cards, etc. printed at the Pilot office.
If in want Of anything try an adlet
in the Pilot. It will bring results.
The Pilot. $7.ee per ysar.
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Us The th.rty-secopd,H annsversafH, ut;
the organization Of Clan Stewart No.
sc, Order Of Scottish CLAIMS: was ce!e->
Sbyated ar Clan ,Mafls Fourth avenus
West and First street, with, music,
;dsnce. End speeches. More than 500
n.embers ana friends 81 the Gan
attended, and Joined with five char!
leI members who were honor guests;
Judge. W. "A. Cant. Simon Clark,
George Mocaulay, A Samuel Sherer
and r. G.T McKenna. In %. ,naki.g
: /, Judge Cant told of the early ..,ys
:rff, the clan, OF its growth and the
power, it has: beens In the gr>wtn
Of Duluth because Of the high char
meter :ofE citizenship represented by
i,s. m e::nbers. C!ansm en- A.. G.. Mc>
Knight naadera short address, Songs
tE Miss: Bessie !: Richardson. Miss
schn. ale and u. Fl. sRatcltello ;;srot-
t:sh dances by> Miss dary ',Tinlha,,,;
songs by Leon Cooley, AsrSadtra By
Clansrnan, ]. B. MeAhllen ana
"Lauderisn,s'' by Jack; lfcCsilp, alias
.'Ticklin' Jock Of St.: Paul: provided
the entertainn, ent.. i. ID, t;95.55 3. 81. s5+5
a feature of the evening wa. the
presentation to Clansman San.ucl
Sherer, one. OF the charter mem bcrs.
eEd his wife. al tokens Of appr,uIa-
tive service in behalf Of the clan,
They are shout to make 4 visit in
Scotland, after: being away 50 ve,rs.
Dancing followAd the. entertain
L. Fit.sJ.a . b q
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| Public tDlIplq !
VAf'ba / Mad Cl'olllinltts
Jlaa Il

I'D. a publc prsss,s tationEs OF. diplomas
"a the. f0relEp-bofH len and ,yypu:en
attending the 4 Il fWfx llxation .olaascS
VIII take place early In v June. IL
eraa, s.announsed. yestardAys by . n j;
So elsfs tlls Ana ericanization { chr
t,s lmerlca 4 ION ON 81 "a ,;s.oel.
e. ;pohduo ting, hes ingss at they. III;
:. 4. this week. At the = M C.., a.
and ut / the DenfAld high school i:
ct,urae cOpsalttns OF AZ lectures de-,
signed. to make the applicant for.
naturaiisation Intelligent regarding.
our country and ~ pol tics, Ii given::s,
The: examina ttona9at .tlla concluy' on,
sm the cosTrsessa are; conducted ~ III
!. IS Doe. federal naturalization exam
;iaer. 1aads Jud1ei Bert Feslers Tl.s
.daplona az: are. accepted. by the, 9 ,urt
IN; sKeu OF the llsual :crat ex ANNA ):
ton During the year 3l,1 men and
women In addition to \ those who,
are being exan1fusd this ,wesk, \ were
saduateds from these Glasses. d 8'
Because Of the SUCCESS of* Tie,
courses the Americanlzation oon,-
El!tte0s plana to q enlarke the srsno:
ct the: work a course o. st4sSlcc.
tutes will be: given at the, bogipnjnE
sof the new school year. The com
ntttsl; III co-operation with the
board Of education. IL plannifaR II q
car SfuI outline of q two.year course
IN E4k Fish. history, geo4repky, t,v.s
Ice, 4Ylthmstlo ana current " eve.ts..
The latter course will 30 opon 70
f0yei an. born mel, and women who;
have taken ont their hret papers. IA
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Plaintiff

W Wlil,sn r Rs q Wright hstit,a =
LHtleTn Church Society of :. Duluth.
John q lyman, Il. Swedish Finnish Luz
thcran Evangelical Church OF Duluth.
Minnesota. corporation; Phil Cam
eron. also all other persons unknown
claiming claim e any right. title estate. in
cribed in the complaint herein: II.
THE sTATE OF MINNESOTA 70 THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS, TssS
IT, You and each OF YOU are hereby Sulln-
m0ned and required to. answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff in the above
entitled ction. which complaint is filed
e: tn;.the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis.
district in, and for the County Of ST.
Louis and State OF Minnesota; and TO
serye a. copy OF your answer to the
said complaint Upon the tsu1seriber
slaSio Building, in the. city Of Duluth
4 in the County and State aforesaid,
within twenty (20) days after the serv-
Ice OF this summons upon you, exclu-
yon fail to answer, the said complaint
within the timo aforesaid. the plaintiff
IN this, action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the :, conl-
plant herein. - II
!: - H. G.,GEARHART. .s
= Plaintiffs Attorney, 81
:" Suite 613. PaNadio. Duluth. MINI.
Same parties as in tsumulons :imme-;
diately preceding this notice" 5ai
f.. :. Notice at Lis sPanaenS.> # u
Notice is hereby given, that an action
has been commenced and is now pend-
ing IN the District Court for the County
Of st, Louis and state of minnesota,
by John. skomars, as plaintiff, a9ain.t
Wright. Trustees OF Swedish.Finaiander
Luthern Church Society, Of Duluth;
Joan WNman, president, John Nyman,
John Wymap. SWedi3h F finnish Eu-
therano Evangelical Church Of Duluth.
Minnesota, g. corporation. Phil Cam
tero1. also all othe. rpersons: ;unknown'
claiming. any right, title; estate, ih-
terest or lien In the. real. estate des-
cribed in. the complaint herein, ASIDE
PENDANTS; that the object OF such, action
is to procure a Judgment and deare& 5of
said Court. determining. thet~ adverse
claims Of said defendants anil eac cir at
them, in. and to-. the. reals estate and
property ssituatcds ina the County Of st.
Louis and State: oS Minnesotas descrlbAd
as it ol11Ws. to-wits Lot numbered efHht
,la} in Block4 ONE hundred, :>slxs ( 101A,
West Duluth; sixth Division accor din 4
to thesplat thereof on. file, and Of record
I'm. the :offfces of. the Register. of: Deeds
in. and for said st: Louis, County,. and
= that: sal! above described real property
is the real: property: involved affected
and brought In questionsby said, action,
:. s:.t.,s y, g.l... JOHN .SKOAAES. &;
.Ry.H G.. GEARHART. His Attorney.
II W Nav 10t'Iune XII 1:1l40. ~ t"2.f Y X
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|. S. I'VE GILPIN.
.Jildge OF Probate.

fudge of Probate.
Clerk nf Probate q.
ISeal Probate CT. st. Louis Co., Mimi,
JAS. A. WHARTON.sAttor
1. w. May 20, June 5-1z 1s20.. q Il
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COAL OWNERS IN GLOVER. .
LONDON; England, Nay Tss7.-of-
ficers OF the Minsrs' Federation nv
that the increased prices charged BY
coal owners for exported coal ID more
than enough to meet recent wage ad-
vances to the miners. ~ 555s5$. y
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Order of Hearing on Petition Tor NJ.
\. termination Of Descent ~ Iand !. 2s33s s3
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
5, st: Louis-ss. In Probate Court. Sl5s
n William, IT,. also Known s Nh q Bay.
ii &um-e-b enais Decedent. n? q 5S
me petition of f-ga-ni wi doke.
also known as, Helen.Peterson. hav-
Ing. among other things. that the
$aboye named decedent died more than
I'VE years prior to- the ling of said
has been proved nor Misunderstanding
granted on his estate & inS thl4 stats;
That said petitioner has. ats claimg
II se n PAYS an interest real
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III tbs, M after of"iae Est1te' Of Bene.
T. GicktaE Ma thilda- Anderson; Deeedent..
f.. The. petition Of E.. A. Anderson as
representative. OF the: above nanef de-
4 cedent,, together with his final: account
| OF the administration OF said estate,
| hs~iuE been filed in, this court, repre-
sentina.. among. other things. that he
has fully, administered said estate. md
its final decree Of distribution; OF. the
residue of the. esta te.- of said :decedent
to the persons, entitled: thereto. and, for:
the discharge ct tn. tn representative and
II is ordered, that said petition be
heard, and said final account examined,
adjusted and II correct, allowed by, the
Gourt at ne probate o. c %;,r Rooms
in. said county, ca. Monday, the 81 st
:dav Of June, 1920; at zen O'Clock a, M,
End al PERSONS interested in said hear
1 reauire s1'a aaa ns paes
show. cause. If any there be, why said
: Ordered further. that: this order ..e
served by publication: in: The Labor
Dated at Duluth. Minn.. May,27. 1920.
Ely the Court. .Ss5 8: ". GILPlS;.. /
d. Judge OF Probate. !
lseal. Probate Ct. Sc. Louis Co, Mimi
L:.W. Nay -, June 5-i2.1sso. 5sa /.
order for Hearing on rctition tor Al
srATs ' 81 %iNs \, EsogA. COUNTY o.
st. Louis-ss. III Probate Court. q
In The i! Matter :. of the Estate Of 1ngrid
me Meai psti Rssea IL John 4. weain bav-
ing been filed In this Court, repre-:
Ingrid Wedin, then being . resident
| North nsEofa: liad ;ntHs.ata, 4 ~ 1tht
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the upkeep budget for northern 
 In an effort to keep all lines of supply open for uninterrupted traf- fife during the winter months, and thus aid in minimizing the discom- forts of the public, an appeal is go- ing out to highway authorities all over the country where snowfall is heavy to keep the roads clear.
 Emphasis is placed upon the fact that the transportation of coal and other fuel is more important in win ter than in summer, and that it is equally important to keep the rural mail routes and main market roads free from snow as it is to keep rail road tracks clear.
 Officials connected with highway work report a decided increase ir the interest of the public on this matter of prompt removal of snow from highways, not only to meet the necessity of keeping all sources of supply and communication in eff fective operation, but as means of protecting the public investment in roads.
 If there were little or no demand for traffic during the snowy period highway authorities state the cost
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of sale, by advertising for two in- sertions in some newspaper publish ed in Lee county, Arkansas, and whereas default has been made in the payment of said indebtedness and the legal holder has requested me to execute said deed in trust, now, therefore, notice is hereby giv- en that l will, on
 MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920, at the front door of the court house of Marianna, Lee county, Arkansas, between the hours for judicial sales, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the lands conveyed in said Deed of Trust, described as fol- lows, to-wit:
 Lot Sixteen 16) of Block Sev- enteen CID Yarbrough's Addition to the Town (now City) of Mari anna, Lee county, Arkansas, as the same appears on Rhodes Map of the
 said City of Marianne, now of rec
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that l, the undersigned, as commissioner, acting under and by virtue of the authority conferred upon me by the Lee Chancery Court, dated the 14th day of January, 1920, in a certain cause therein pending, wherein J. B. Daggett was Plaintiff and T. F. Lundergan was the Defendant, will on
 THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920 at the front door of the court house in the city of Marianna, Lee coun- ty, Arkansas, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder, on a credit of three (3) months, the following described lands, to-wit:
 All of Section (14), and the Fr'l. North Beast Quarter (Fr'l NEA) of Section Twenty-three (23), all in Township One CD North, Range Five (5) East, Lee County, Arkan- sas. Said commissioner will only sell the land, the timber having been reserved from sale by the terms of said decree.
 The purchaser will be required to give note for the purchase price, with security to be approved by the Commissioner.
 Given under my hand this 3rd day of March, 1920.
 R. G. APPLE, (383)3t Commissioner.
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of snow removal would be justified. Snow melting on the roadbed tends to soften the subgrade and loosens the base under the wearing surface Evidences of these damages may be seen after heavy snows in the late winter and early spring. When snow is not removed on trunk highways, traffic gradually breaks it's way through when thaw begins. The traffic will create one or two sets of ruts or tracks. The constant tracking in the same rut , produces disastrous results to the road surface, making repairs diff cult and expensive
 It is stated that larger percen- tage of road repairs are due to win ter traffic than to summer traffic, due to neglect of highways during snow time.
 Every effort should be made to keep the highways clear for their own sake as well as for the purpose of affording any relief possible to severe road congestion.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, on the 30th day of June 1917, w. M. Smith and Rosa Smith, his wife, did execute to the under signed as Trustee, a certain deed in trust on the lands herein describ- ed, to secure an indebtedness there in mentioned, which said deed of trust is now of record in record book 6S, page 238 of the records of Lee county, Arkansas, and,
 Whereas said deed of trust pro- vides that in the event default is made in the payment of the said mdebtednesst or any part there or, that the whole shall become due and payable, and I as such trustee, at the request of the legal holder of said indebtedness, pro- eeed to sell said lands therein con ss.eyed, at public vendue for cash, st Ilrst giving ten (l0) days notice of the tune, terms, place and object
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SOUTH IS BLESSED IN
 ITS FINE CLIMATE
Manufacturers Record.l

(Manufacturers Record.) =
 Fortunate, indeed is the South in its comparative fredom from the severity of the winter storms which in such large portion of the coun- try put a stop to construction work and render all outdoor business ac- tivities laborious and unpleasant, when not actually impossible. Trans portation problems are increased many times over by the difficulty of keeping the highways partly free from snow and ice, and the expense of such work is no small portion of
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Poland is about to institute a senate. Can't the new republics learn anything from the mistakes of the old ones?-Terre Haute Tri-
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We can't much blame Hoover for refusing to declare that he's demo crat until he finds out just what democrat is.-Columbia Record.
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Germany is reported rushing prep arations for the trial of war crimi- nals, which may indicate that the medals will soon be ready.-Brook- lyn Eagle.
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ord in the Recorders office of Lee
 county, Arkansas. The title to said land is believed
 to be good but I sell and convey as
 Trustee only. Witness my hand and seal as such
 Trustee on this 2nd day of March, 1920. HUGH NIXON, (382) Trustee
 Mann & McCulloch, Attorneys.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-30
REPUBLiCANOS Y
Ninnn d. IL la

(NlCnc &c u Id.J
chas probabiIdades dc clio, siete hs-
tados mas; ' que los candidates de-
,nocratas tienen asegurados . 81 IA
yor solo nuevc Estados.
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Dos soIdados asaltantes fue-
ron internados en-
la carcel

Dos soldados acusados de robo y
! le asalto a mano armada. fueron in
! ternados en- Ia carcel del Condado ror
orden del Juez de Paz, Mr.. Fisk
ouien los encontr0 culpahles de los
| cargos hechos en- 81 contra y los
consign6 al Gran Jurado.. Para que
Quedaran en- libertad mientraS que
! comparecen ante Ell Jurado, ell Juez
Fisk les Cij6 a los Soldados una fan
"a de dos mil Quinientos d6lares a
cada uno, fionza Que TO p~udiercn sa-
tisfacer los detcnidos.
! Los aclsados fucron capturadOs ror
81 Sheriff del CondaGo de Hays, GUAM
DO So dirigian hacia a Marcos en-
IN autom6vil propicdad de IL Mer-
nants Transfer Company, del cual sc
habian apoderado e. martes por Ia TO
cine, deSnueS de Gespojar a. chauffer
del dincro que Ilevaba y de "eJarlo
ubandonado en- medic del canine de
Austin.
q chauffeur dis parte a Ia policia
oportunamente. habiendo eNTresado
r;a g. vi6 obrigado q entreCar a los
sc'dados eli autom6vil. valuado en- tres
mil d6!areS. ante n de ser
rnucr;o con una pi>tola automauca-
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NotQs Locales
Seis pequeRos incendios eau
sGron da1os por ualor
de so pesos

Se;s peqiehos ircendios Sc regis
troron durante la noche del jueves
): ell dia del viernes en- distintas parties
de Ia ciudad. Ell oportuno auNilio de
los bomberos. hizo que las perdidas
en- los seis %Incendios de que sc da
cuenta, no fueran arriba de sesenta
| d0lares, Segln los catculos hechos en-
81 Departments de Eonlberos
FL primero de los incendios de que
Sc tuvo noticia ocurri6 en- un bodega
de una empresa ~petrolera. Fue tan
oportuna la p~resencia de los homberos,
que ell fuego qued6 destrnido cuaado
Sc iniciaba, V clio fua una fortuna, pues
81 Sc ha extendido el fuego habr'a aca-
oado con Ia bodesa, que estaba LENA
de & selma y petr6leo.
OF q. incendios ocurridos en- casas
parti.- .dres, 4 causa del mGl esta6o de
las chimeneas, y el dltimo en- ul edi-
ficio de oficiras en- Ell centro de Ia
ciudad, donde el fuego dc una colllla
de puro cause danos por va:or de trein-
IA dolareS.
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WILSON CONFlA EN- e.
TRlUNFO

Tn despacho recibido de Washing
ton, informa quc cl PreSidente VIII
son le dirigi6 una carta ii Gooerna-
dor Cox, en- Ia Qua expresa su con-
fianza en- Ell triurfo del candidate del
partido dem6crata y a la vez 10 fell
cita por Ia manera ONO ha ~conducido
la campaha.
Opinase que la carta del P~residente
Wilson al Gobernador Cox es IN re-
curse empleado para dar mayor en-
puie a 10 campaha pol!tica en- los
momentos en- que sc aproZima Ia le-
cha de las elecciones.
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CORTE ESTO. VALE DINERO

Corte este anuncio, incluya Sets.
y dir;jalo a Foley and Co. 1886
Sheffield Ave. Chicago, H., escri-
biendo su nombre y direction con
claridad. listed recibira en- cambio.
un paquete de prueba conteniendo
el Compaesto de Alquitran Y Mel
de Foley para toses. resfrios Y
Group: las Pildoras de Foley para
los Rinones, para dolores en- Ia es-
palda. miembros Y erfermedades de
n vejiga, ' Pastiilas Purgantes de
Foley. que son IN magnifico pur-
gante para la constipation, biliosi-
dad. dolores de cabel:. Y congestion
intestinal. De venta en- todas las
droguerias. GfAdv !
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DEFUNClON

Con fecha - del mes en- curse, IA
lleci6 en- Ia ciudad de Nuevo Laredo,
Tamaulipas. Ia sonora .Adriana Perez
Viuda de del Toro. a Ia rdad dc s.
amos. La finada rcC.bi0 los aIxilios
espirituales dc Ia iglesia cathiica, ma
biendoSe efectuado sus funerales el dia
20 en- ell cementerio dc Ia citada ctu-
dad, viendose Sumamente concurridos
por que Ia desaparecida gozaba de ge-
nerales simpatiaS.
~Sobreyivcn a IL sehora Perez de del
Tor. sus hijoS. los senorrs benltc'
rispin Y Florencio y sds hijas' las Sc
noras Maria Is. del Toro de Garcia;
Melchora del Toro dc Flores Neira y
Ia >enorita. Maria d. Jesus del To-
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WALTER FIELD co.,
Dept. C-2O60.

Is :. Michigan Ave. Chicago. III.
La Casa cue vende Barato por Corrco.''
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In hombre muerto en- ana
casa de huespedes

La policia recogiG Ia tarde de aver
Il caddvcr de I'm honbre, dc una casa
de hueSpeder Situada en- II Gale de
CumerCio. hacia e. OrieAte. Los due
nos de Il rcferic& casa avisaron Il Ia
p%olicIa que mo de 'os ~huespedes. Day
Maddrah. dc treint2 y seis ahoS de
edad. hah!a fallecido Y que Sc deseaba
fuera recogidO su cadaver.
Los aSentes de IA polic!a proce2!r-
ron 4 hacer las invcsti@:acioncS lie.
case y con In ayuda m6dica llsGaron
a IN conclusion De que q individuo en-
question habia mucrto a ConSecuen-
cia d. una vieja dolencia que pade.
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10 U DiCEN LOS


Por su parte, George White, pTesi-
dcnte del ComitG Nacional Democra-
rico expidi6 TN manifesto aseguTan
do que TODD hace presumir en- que ei
triunfo on 1t lucha presidential CO.
respondent i los candidates Cox y
Roosevelt.
White aIorma. que EOS candidatos
derocratas tienen asegurados a su
favor los Es;ados del Sur V los &c!
Oeste. ell Estado de Ohio. CT de In
diana, cl dc Massachusetts Y Ne"
Hampshire. y terInina a~segurando Fue
los rcpublicanos estan perdsendo te-
reno en- los Estados de Ia frontera
con Canada y en- los dc Ia costa de!
AtlantIco.
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SEGUNDA PARTE

L.-R. Wagner. "Taahaussec." Ober-
tura. u-G. Saint-Saenz. "Sansone ct
Dalile." Selection: uI--Lizt. Preludios
Sinf6nicos (a) e. Amor naciente: (b)
La tempestad del ~coraz6n: Co La paz
en- los campos: (d) Ia pa-tida hacia
el campo de bata!!a; IE.-Cambers.
tn tambitE sabes. 49,"
Para fina,izar Ell programme. Ia Ban
da ejecutara el Star Spanglcd Banner
=. 81 Himno Naciona! MeXicano.
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LIE HAGEN CARINOSA
Viene dc Ia 1a.)

de emoci6n los ojos del concurso. J
esperar para las a~udiciones que hoy
comienzan, ratios inoTvidables de pIa-
Ger, en- los cuales vendran los u
dos amables de nuestros mejores dias.
Ell Himno Nacional MeXicano. ejecu-
tado al final de csc breve programa
improvisado en- Ia estaci6n. descuorl"
millares de cabezas. c hizo finalmente
~odar las laerimas que habian queda-
do asomadas hasta entonces en- as
pupiias.
Entire las ac!amaciones de Ia mu-
chedumbre. los viajeros ocuparon tres
carros ~esneciales. transladAndos e
\ sus aIoiamientos. que IA Camara &c
Concrete les prepare en- el Hotel Gun
ter.
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