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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14
AUTO TURNS OVER; KILLS GIRL

Miss Susan Brown OF Shenandoah
Dies Instantly; Three Hurt.
Shenandoah, Aug. 14.-Miss Susan
Brown, student at the Nebraska
State Normal, was instantly killed
at 1880 o'clock last night when the
car in which she was returning from
the Malvern fair struck rut and
turned over. Miss Ethel Sweigart re-
ceived a broken collar bone and
severe bruises; Miss Bess White and
Miss Mabel Putnam escaped with
minor injuries. The accident oc-
CURED on the O k. trail four miles
north Of Shenandoah.
Miss Brown was 10 years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14
POSTAL CLERKS ARRESTED.

Five Employees AZ Mail Transfer at
Council Bluffs Accused Of Theft.
Special to Times-Re pnblican
Council Bluffs, Aug. 14.--Five pos
tai clerks employed at the Union
Pacific transfer postal station here
We're arrested last night by deputy
United States marshal charged with
robbing the mails. They are John
III. Stacy. A. L. Desmond. Robert e.
McHush. w. G. Bachman and c.. r.
Burnight. One hundred men and
women in eight hour shifts are en-
ployed at the transfer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14
Railroad EmpIoye Killed By Train.

Haiiroad EmPioye Nilled BY Train.
Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, Aug. 14.-Charles Ludtke.
aged 81, Waterloo, was instantly
killed when a freight train on the
Waterloo. Cedar Fails & Northern
railroad backed into freight car on
which he was working late yesterday
afternoon. Tho wheels Of the car did
not pass over his body, but he was
crushed internally and was dead
when removed from beneath the car.
The victim Of the accident had bsen
engaged In railroad work for thirty
Ave years. He was employed by the
Illinois Central for number OF
years and has been engaged by the
local line az freight car inspector
since 1917.
He is survived by his widow and
three children.
The ocean contains $4,000, 900 GU
bic miles OF water
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14
SECTION MEN STRIKE.
Twelve Men Go Out, on Iowa Falls
Manly Division.

Twelve Men Go out on iowa FaIls-
Manly Division.
Mason City, Aug. 14.-Twelve sec
ton men have struck here.
The strike of the section workers
on the Iowa Falls Manly division Of
the Rock Island road may be settled
according to an announcement made
at the Mason City offices.
The men have been out for two
days. Dissatisfaction over the new.
wage increase is given as the cause
of the strike. The Rock Island men
are reported to have been allowed a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14
Big supply of Sweet Corn Canned.

Big Supply of Sweet Corn Canned.
Special to Times Republican.
. Des Moines, Aug. 14.-Factory in
spectors for the state labor commits
sioners office; report that there will
be a big pack Of sweet corn this year
by the Iowa factories and that those
Gamers who put up tomatoes and
other vegetables are canning un-
usually large quantities. The yield
of corn and tomatoes in most sec
tions is unusually good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14
SUGAR GOES DOWN RAPIDLY.
Drops From 26 Gents to Fl Cents in
Des Moines--Raw Sugar 1874.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 1.-THE price OF
sugar Is on the decline here. having
dropped from 26 cents, the price at
which 1t held for several weeks. TO
81 cents. at which 1t is now being
retailed There will be further de-
cline, it is predicted. as reports from
New York are that the wholesale
market price went down there from
81 cents to II cents and raw sugar is
reported selling at 1874 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14

A new piece Of office equipment for
binding papers holds the sheets to-
gether by means Of square eyelet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14

The ocean contains s24,ooo,ooo GU
bic miles Of water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-14

With the demand for the Paige Glen
brook far exceeding our utmost produc-
ton efforts. prompt decision is adj
: pisdble. Orders placed now mean just
so much more of the best touring season
assured for your enjoyment. -
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-14
DON'T FORGET
THE PLACE
AND DATE
Store Closes
Thursday

Will close all day October
14th to invoice stock,
mark down prices and ar
range stock to facilitate
this tremendous selling,
positively nothing sold un-
til the opening day, Friday
October l..
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-14
3 CENTS PER
MILE

All out-of-town customers
attending this sale and
purchasing $500 worth
of merchandise in any one
day, will receive 3 cents
for each mile travelled, 40
mile limit. 1t doesn't mat
ter how you come. Walk,
Ride or Fly, you get this
just the same.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-14
TO BE TURNED I.

Consisting Of Mems and Boys Clothing from the best clothing fac
Mens Womens, Boys Misses and ChIdrens Shoes-al Of
Ladies' Hosiery, MEMS and Boys Hats and Caps. OveraIs
Dress and Work Pants MEMS and Boys Silk Percal GngEa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Texas Militia
 for Call to the
 Galveston Strike

Austin, Tex, June 3.-TeXas nation al guardsmen were ;n readiness to night to proceed to Galveston to take control oi the congested freight sit uation created by strike of long shoremen, begun two months ago. The 'alitia. 20 troops of dismounted cay airy and three machine gun companies probably will entrain by noon Friday at various cities of the state. Under orders issued today by Governor W, '. Hobby, they are to begin guard du t. at Galveston aC 9 o'clock Satur- day.
 Little change was reported in the strike situation at the gulf port to- day Docks continued virtually idle, 1t was said, with the exception of the Southern Pacific wharves, where open shop workers were employed in load ing and unloading vessels. No djsor- deres were reported.
 Adjutaut General W. D. Cope left Austin tonight to make a preliminary survey of the situation at Galveston and to prepare for the reception of the state troops. Brigadier General |. r. Wolters of Houston will be in com mand of the military.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Name Delegates
 to the Ad Club

The regular meeting of the Pine Bluff Ad club was held yesterday at the Hotel Pines, and one of the chief topics of discussion was the coming meeting of the Associated Advertising club sof the World at Indianapolis next week. The local delegates will leave Saturday. They are Jack Beruhardt, R. W. Etter, E. w Benton, Q. C. Hauber, r. C. Berbig and nr. 0. W. Cunningham. In the ab- scnee of Bernhardt, president, E. c. Fowlcs will act in this capacity. Twen- ty-four members were present ye8ter- day. and two visitors Dot Kastor sang two solos, The other visitor was Mr. Baxter of the Southwest ern Film corporation,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Seeks Loan From
 Railroad Fund

Washington, June 3-Applicaion for loan of 8. 3.5oO,0oo out of the $3000o0,o0O revolving fund provided in the appropriation act was made to the interstate commerce conmis- sion today by the Kansas City, MeS- ico and Orient railroad. As security the comanv offered q first lien on ita property the beck value of which Was placed at 92S Goo coo.
 The road desires to use $1,5o0,060 to pay receivers certificates to De ccmtel l. $1,oUI .o00 for working cap ital and hettcrments and 100000 to complete extension of the road from San Angelo, Texas. to Sonora Texas, g distance Of 5l miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Nyegaard to Lecture
 to County Teachers

John w.. Nyegaard will illustrate ms methods of teaching agriculture Tn the public schools today d 9:45 a. In. (Hlgh schooD. Don't miss this treat He has taught in n one-room log house, as well as the University of Arkansas, therefore, there will be some mud singing and white rats running in all directions at the same time. Nyegaard was born in Louisi- ana, reared in Arkansas, transferred by Uncle sam to the eastern states. and he saw a future to Arkansas and returned to Pine Bluff to buy and sell real estate-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
OLD RESIDENT NEAR DEATH

"I had not eaten food for 10 days and WIS slowly starving to death. Given up by five doctors, l tried bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. which gave relief at once
 am 75 years old and would have died but for your wonderful medi- cine, The iaundice is all gone and am gaining appetite and strength every day" It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and alIay sthc inflammation which causes practically all stom- ach, liver and intestinal ailments, in cluding appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Fol sale at all druggists. Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Resolution Which Repeals All War
 Laws is Adopted

Washington, June g. By a vote of 323 te 1 the house today adopted and sent to the senate a resolution re pcaI!ng all wartime laws. except the Lever food control act and tho trad ing with the enemy act
 Though supporting She resolution, democrats protested against eonGnu- ing in force the Lever act and eX- pressed doubt whether the repeal b;il as draftd covered all war legislation particularly espionage act,
 On the roll cali, however, only three democrats opposed the rcsolu- tion. They were Representatives Simms and Garrett Tennessee, and Welling, Utah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
[Ooo Oil odI!5, Co; nnr,, .

r.0.. June s.-Fire when , E ,'st a' night in the Sta Stan nsar near
 ;.s an explosion .,sd;nn Of an tol U,l Rlorl1;se Rll;,'e' w was still burning r,n gom no. e
 snglpe' Epaee'cted to continue reaab sJmd Il < bis saprs spmes have not reacneo C ne, |Fhs i,a IreI storage tanks, hoM1 .;,l Ea halfstl a Believed that these W WI, :, ', t ,1ff;cials # cia of the ( company n saiS ' Fes9t; 9'd;,1 10l be practically a total |, ; was recently remouete'1 t $ '' Flaas mt TrI Improvements estimates en aost Fnsl11eo I;!1 oiI iii Officials to have epse ' |dard o,, made. The total va value were e,as lsI given as $1,ooO,ooo'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Krassin to Return
 Within Ten Days

Copenhagen, June Gregory krassin, the Russian soviet minister of trade and commerce, who is now in London, is expected back here in about 10 days for negotiation with the international committee of the resumption of trade with Russia.
 Despite the present suspension Of the negotiations, Danish firms have recently sold largo quantities of agrl- cultural machinery, seeds and medl= cal supplies for early delivery to Russia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
U. s. Supreme Court Asked to Review
 Six Elaine Cases

Washington, June 3.-The supreme court in petitions filed today was asked to review the cases of six ne groes convicted of murder in the race riot in Phillips county, Arkan- sas ,last October. All were sentenced to be electrocutted The court is ex- pected to act on the petitions wher. it meets next Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
MINISTER'S TO HENDRIX.

The twenty-two pulpits in the Pine Bluff district of the Little Rock con ference, Methodist church, will be vacant Sunday, June l2, when all oi the ministers will be at Hendrix Col- lege attending the annual minister ial school which opens there oil June 9 and continues for ten days. Dr w. C. Watson, presiding elder, alsc will attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
ET. S, Will Have
 Representative at
 Trade Conference

Washington, June 3.-Thc United States will be represented uuoffi- eia at the forthcoming conference at London between Gregory krasaIn, bolshevik minister of trade and com morcc and with representatives of the supreme economic coEpcll, lt was announced today by officials here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
ROLSHENIkI ADVANCE.

London. June 3 Russian bolshe- Vik forces are advancing on each end of the Polish front, but arc being held along the Beresina river, ac- cordin% to an official statement is sued at Moscow and received here by wireless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
OKLAHOMA OFFICIAL DIES.

Ell Reno, Okla, June 3.v-Gaorge w Bellamy, lieutenant governor. of Ok lahoma during the Haskell admins tration, died at a hotel here today from bronchial pneumonia. He was 52 years old. MT. Bellamy was a member of the territorial senate from 1898 to 1902, serving as president of that body during the last two years of his term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
RETURN TREATY.

Washington, June 3.-Return of the proposed treaty with Colombia to the senate for final action was decided on today in the senate foreign rcla- tlon committee by the subcommittee. appointed to draft an amendment ,o the document,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
DAHLMAN MARSHALL

Washington, June 3.-James C. Dahl man of Omaha was nominated today by President Wilson to be United States marshal for the district of Ne braska.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
ADOPT ARMY BILL,

Washington, June 3.-t;'EEas housa adopted the conference report On the army appropriation bill tonight l27 to II. The bill carries $G95, 900 ,0G0. 7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
POSTAL PAY BILL PASSES.

Washington, June 3.-The postal pay increase bill was passed today by the house by unanimous vote of the 343 members present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Lsr1MATE OIL COST.

1 .,, otla June BE. A. ftsvllle,, le,,arting the department
 rspfsdsstbega p,edav began an investiga7 |rse' taaf' esst of operating oil and
 the ?, cgss .he oklahoma O field. The
 ss in u;ll .,;T be used as a basis (tisa (.iss tse he'l first rs cost of a barrel ,o;d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04

It seems. to be the custom for Mex ican presidents to come in by the bal lot and go out by the South ern Lumberman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
B0lshevik Army
 in Persian Capital

Censtantinoplc, June 3. The Per sian legation here has received dis patch saying that the Bolsheviki had entered Teheran, the capital of Per Sio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
.oor SMALL BANK

FlOsHt Hs 0n .Iune 3.-The Fidelity (en, as af m0i trenton is closed today lns ls.r vi If c. F. Enright, state |srrsi gsmmjssioner, Go following an aao1la 1n- si; n;s small one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04

u,,,,,iar government is now fuuss s"nay on leather. Here ]. ,leSs, a way to get the material e E nair ns of shoes.-Southern
 man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
Acisl~Storl1ach

EATONIC is the bestremedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right out of the body and, of course, you get well. Tens of thousands wonderfully benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded by your own drug giste Cost a trifle. Please try it!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-04
OF PINE. BLUFF
A Rapidly GroWi,1g Business SerUinQ Hzg11ou1,itl/

Pine Bluff business which only value to the city from standpoint which is helping alleviate the suffering humanity that Ieinbeger Collier manufacturing gists, owned and directed by M. B. Collier.
 This firm is manufacturing in laboratories here and selling turnout the Arkansas Lousiana Texas Oklahoma and Mississippi Or B IIescription nVigoang with remedy physical ailments tested by the constantly increasing sales necessang enlargement of the laboratory and increase in the employees.
 Collier conduct the adding the this firm Bluff
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
FL TRATADo tiA sIDo uN NAL
AGUERO, DICE LLOYD
GEORGE.

Paris, Enero 24.-Masa suerte han
tenido los hombres de estado asocia-
dos intimanente con la hechura del
tratado de Versailles, en- Ia opinion
del Primado David Lloyd George dc
la Gran Bretafia, segdn un artfculo
publicado en- i'm peri6dico aqui Ea
Primado Lloyd George estaba firme-
mente convencido de que Georges
Clemenceau serfa 81 presidente inme-
diato de Francia, y considerable que
su triunfo estaba SECURE. Por 10
tanto, cuando supo que Paul Descha-
mel habfa sido electo presidente, no
pudo menos que manifestar sn ason-
bro.
Quien podfa haber esperado un
reves semejante n dijo cuando Sc le
anunci0 ell resultado. En- converse
ci0n con un miembro de Ia camara
de diputados, el primado britanico
expres6 la Opinf6n de que eel tratado
de paz era mala suerte para todos
los que tavieron que ver con ei''
81 parece que contest0 el dipu-
tado "El Primad0 Orlando esta fne-
ra de su destino; el Prlmado Clemen
ceau esta otFa vez en- la vida privar
da, ell Presidente Wilson ha encOn-
trado reveses en- Washington. HoIar
mente usted Sc ha hbrado.'
Cleric, y en- menos que sells me-
ses Sc me llegara mi turno," contesto
81 leader britanico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29

Washinton, d. q, Enero 20. Los
trabajadores mexicanos a quienes SO
ha admitidu va en- este pals por me-
dio de una dispensaci6n de las leyes
de Immigration, y que estan va en- los
estados fronterizos, pueden permane-
Ger indefinidamente dentro del to-
rritorio americana 81 saben leer en-
cualQuier idjoma, segun una disposi-
ci0n del Departments del Trabajo.
Los que no sepan leer en- ningdn
idioma, deberan salir del pals. v es-
pecialmente de los estados fronteri-
zos, para el dfa primero de Febrero.
Esta disposicion es ia quinta que
Sc ha dadn sobre Ell propsema de los
trabajAdores por el departamento del
trabajo en- los meses recientes, cada
una de cuyas disposiciones yarfa en-
alg0 de la anterior
Pronto Sc arreglara una audiencia
ante el comite de immigration de la
Camara para tomar en- consideration
el proyectp del representante Hlds-
peth que provee extender 81 tempo
de Ia admission de trapaJadores me-
xicanos a los estados fronterizos por
un afio desde esa fecha, bajo la ex-
cusa de las leyes de immigration,
contar desde el dia primero de Enc
70 ultimo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
LA voTAcIoN REsuLTA cAsl
uNANiME EN- LAS VEGAS :

Las Vegas. Enero lola elecci0n
especial habida aquf el Sabado, para
4 fin de votar una emission de- bonog
por 100000 para coustruir una nue.
N escuela alta, reauito on que 50 do
positarAn 277 yotos por los partida'
rios de los bonOss y 80 rcgiatFaron
iolo once votos en- contra. IA cauf
Jana antsa Dc 10 elecci6n fue ARo
enida 30 espeFaba una grande opo.
sicion pareee. nin embargo CUE IA
opoaicion no lego q mnterializarne.
5 due ae arropintioron q Ultima hora
cuando ae lego q tempo De laApfae.
"a. pnea Il cuanto final damuoaiTa
que IA nuevs casa de escuola alta -
N hoeho nhora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
Mexico trata de pagar
sus deudas

] Washington, ID. C, Ehero 23.-s-El
segundo congreso financierO Pan-Aitie
ricano termin6 hoy sls sesiones con
la adopci6n de resoluciones reconien.
dando medidas para el desarrollo del
coimerciO International con Sur Anne
ricaY y Ell meioramiento del servicio
en- el oceano, per terra: telegfafo,
cable, g inalambFieo. Los deIegados,
terminadas las eonferencsas. perma-
neceran aquf hasta nafiana para ha-
Ger una vista Ia Academia Naval
en- Annapolis
\ ElsDr. Enrique M Sobraly de las sa;
gaci0n mexicana, declare que Mexico
esta hacienda esfuerzos supremos pa.
ra pagar las inyersi0nes extranieras
Dijo este senior "liace cinc0 amos
que nuestro papel moneda no valia
absolutamente nada Hoy, Mexico
esta sobre Ia base del talon de orc,
y es practicamente eI 1nico pals que
iisa libremente monedas de orc, pues
no hay nj papel moneda,i sea bile
tes de banco.
sDeseo hacerles cOmprender que un
pals que puede, a pesar de las c0ndi
clones abnormales de Ia guerra nun
dial, " a pesar de las dificultades In
ternas que todos sabemos, que puede
restablecer sus finanzas comercio
merece la confianza, y es de hecho
un pafs que Sc esta levantando y de
sarroIlando extensamente.v
En- Ia session de hoy hubo cuatro
oradores. Ez gobernador Harding, de
las reservas federales discuti0 Ia
situaci6n International bajo 81 pun
to de vista financiero industrial
y present0 su opinion acerca de loi
necesnrios para corregir los
males en- esa direction.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
sUMARlo DE LAS ENFEHMEDA.
pEs EN- EL EsTADo DURAN re
LA sEMANA PAsApA.

m sumario del departamento de ga
uldad por IL semana que ncaba do
pasar, nbarcando todo el estado. %
como sigue:
Enfermedhdos venereas- Colfax, I.
Viruela -Bernainlo 2. Dofa A.
na 4, Eddy 1. Grant 8. Hidnlgo /.
Taos 1. Union 1.
Dllieria-c chnyas 1, Lincoln 2, San
Aiignei 2. Taos 4. N1
Garampi1n aieman-~Ds Bnca /.
0onoFFea. -4Hernallllo 5. MO Arriba
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3. caasss i,
Roosevelt 10. Santa F6 1. Taos -,
union >. u
Malaria santa ~ !.
Garampl6n. ilernallllo 4. Doha Ana
"A. Olero 81. santa ~ 1.
MenluE Eitis'- iiidalT0 !
Anginas -.i1arnalnIn 4, Chnres y
~ DnfA 1. uoaa Ana /. kday Z,
Santa "a ]. Vaioncla Z
fuimonfn fDsrnaiillo q. ChnFea 4.
Ofanf 4. Otaru ;. Taos s. Union 4
FIabro aacnrAsfinn hates I. Cob
- o D14y !. hekinily 4. sania -
Ianamasion q - aarsna,a-asa,
visusia s.rnaisus :. chnxr. = o.,
fan !. sattf 4. GfAss I. itecela 4.
otsso ! aasia ~ !. slefa :. Ter
osaiis ssrns'u.a 4 h,a Asssa S.
Tes@Se.issi. naesnns cts.a
Ntfg 3 ofsas ia ltnseia 3 asais
-. lll-.... -l..-..n-l.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
BARTH Es DESBARRApo POR
LA sUPREMA coRTE

EI conocido abogado Isaac Barth,
de Albuquerque, antes senador de
este estado, leader democratico
ha sido desbarrado por ia suprema
corte, por conducta impropia en- 81
profession.
Su culpabilidad ha sido encontrada
Dor la corte en- cuatro aousaciones
puestas por 81 Procurador General o.
o. Askren, algunas de las cua2es tie
nen nelaci6n con sus acclones cnando
actuaba como apoderad0 por IA Sra.
Jeanette w. F'iournoys de Albuquer-
.tue. v por Sam Davis. on el arreglo
lei estado de NJ w. Flournoy, ban
uero de Albuquerque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
vINDIoADos Da "a AcysAoloN.

MagdaIena, N. M, ,Enero 2S.--Des-
pues de DIR log argunentos en- la eau.
ia del Estado vs Henry Coleman,
I'D Oliver y Hugh Neighbors. acusa-
dos del homicidio de Frank Bourbo-
naise, Ell juez Mechem tom0 10 causa
ie manos del iurado, les di6 ms
trucciones de devolver un veredicto
ie no ser culpablesf Ia muerte de
3ourbonaise, que ocurrio ihace como
IN ano cerca de Quemado, N. NJ. fue
el resuitado de Ia muerte deTla Sra.
Henry Coleman en- la cual so crey6
lue 81 difunto estaba compiicado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
AaREsTAoos eos VaaOss

- Aftaeaefeae M ~ n ala -
nh tsaafsSehiei Hlfas tfes Ntss&
1900 49, hktsr fssEtfe4sfs y
sefs atl4 ftet4 te tll - N4ANf
Essss sta ~ - feHe 49, ts4tf
A. fs3 fsat Efa ta4st tsaIsIs
So ee1afFsf szle ai sqts f.iels
latsst
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29
,l4A sIpo sUscRlToR PoR
10 AMOS

III ST. Manuel SaiazaT, residente en-
1spanola. N. M, puede deeir que 90
mo de nueetros suscritores mas cons
antes, pues hace Is amos que su
aofnbre esta en- nuestras fistas v que
recibe el periodico commandments,
sin que haya habido interruption dus
ranta t0do ese tempo. Nuestro agent
q, Quien yisito Espahola Ia somana
pasada, tuso Ia fortuna de hablar CON
81 Sr. SaIazar. uuien seguira siendo
nuestro abonad0 con mas entusiasmo
que antea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-29

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