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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
LA MAYORIA DE LOS QUE VOTARON LO HlCIERON
POR OBREGON, P0R LO QUE Sc DA POR SECURE
Ell TRIUNFO DEL CANDIDATE LIBERAL
Numerosos mensaje de feheitaeion Sc han
enviado. a Obregon a Yucatan
FL INELUDlBLE DON NICOLAS ZUNIGA MIRANDA

Tel<e-c-rd Especi1i p1rs IA PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
5.-El Presidente del Partido Liberal
Coustiucionalista. en las dltimas decla-
raciones que hizo hoy. dijo que el triun
10 de Obreg6n fue absolute en- todo el
pals. pueSto que no tuvo contrincante:
agreg6 que mas del cincuenta por
ciento de los votos fueron para el can
didato de este partido Quien Sc le han
enviado muchos telegramas de felici-
taci6n a yucat4n, que es donde Sc ha-
LA actualmente.
TeIecrarrc Especial pGrG IA PRENSA"
NCEVA YORK. Septiembre 5.-To-
dos los diarios de esta ciudad publican
Ell suS edicioneS de hoy. una CONT
nuaci6n de Ia otra. las proclamas Ian
zadas en- Ia Ciudad de Mexico, por los
partidos polfticos que apoyan Obre-
g6n Y Robles Dominguez. con OCCASION
de IA election presidential. verificada
hoy.
Los citados diarios dan especial i'm
oortancia a Ia parte de las proclamas
dichas que Sc refieren a las reiaciones
extranje:as. IA protection del capital
extranjero V al fiel cumplimiento ce
las obligaciones internacionales.
Publican en- primer lugar Ia procla-
ma de Obreg6n Y con referencia los
partidos dicen que Oberg6n esta por
IA nueva Constitution de 1917, mientras
que Robles Domfnguez quiere que Sc
convoque IN nuevo Congreso Consti-
tucional para discutir las reformas
necesarias que deben hacerse Ia Car
n Magma de 1857.
Tanto los peri6dicos. COMO el pGblico
muestran un gran interes por las cleo
clones de hoy, Ia colonia mexicana
especialmente So halla ansiosa por
conocer las noticias references al acto
cfvico. no tanto por 10 que Sc refiere
al reSultado de Ia election, que todo el
mundo advina. sino por saber 81 sc
suscitaron des6rdenes.
Muchas familias mexicanas y ameri-
canas que tienen Ia intenci6n de regre-
sar al pats. estAn esperanto tan solo
conocer el resultado de las elecciones
pues 81 eStas Sc han efectuado sin
disturbios de seriedad. Embellishments
emprenderan Ell viaje q Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
CONSTANTES BUCEOS
EN- MAZATlAN

Hemos sabido por otra parte que.
dada Ia actividad desplegada en- los
constantes buceos que Sc han realiza-
do en- Ell sitio del hundimi>nto, Sc ha.
logrado exTaer una buena parte del
resto del armamento que Sc fue a.
pique en- ell Guerrero" y que forma-
ba ell principal material de guerra de
las fuerzas expedicionarias en- contra
del coronel Cantn.
En- esas mismas actividades de buceo
Sc ha tratado de localizar Ia parte del
casco del cahonero que Sc supone fue
alberta para que por ella tuvieea ca
bida Ia abundante VIA de aqua que 10
hizo zozobrar. Del examen que resuIte
en- esos buceos, Sc sabra 81 el hundi->
miento del barco Sc debi6 a un nero
accidente, 81 fue motivado por una
mano criminal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
UNA COMISION DE BAJA.
CALIFORNIANOS VERA
A DE LA HUERTA

.FSN9aI VI. D4Dd f7tasds4 paapI67lsl
CNUDAD DE AIEXICO. Septiembre
5.-Acaba de llegar una Comisi6n inte-
Srada por habitantes del Distrito Nor
te de la Baja California que viene con
el objeto de pedirle al Presidente de
la Huerta que Gamble al Gobernador
recientemente nombrado. Luis Sala-
Ear, de quien dicen que es hechura de
Cant0 y esta manejado por 81.
La referida Comisi6n expres6 que
seria inGtil de todo punto acudir a I'M
plebiscito para resoiver n question del
nombramiento de Gobernador en- el
Distrito Norte del citado Territorio,
pues los elementoS cantufstas resulta-
rfan triunfantes seGuramente. va Que
son los que dorninan aIlf nor ahora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
VAN A COMBATlR FORMALMENTE
A LOS SOCiALlSTAS DE
YUCATAN

Telecrana Especial pa,a LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
5-Se recibi6 hoy un telegrama de
Merida, Yucatan, en- que Sc dice que
Corona Carmona, Jefe de las armas
en- aquella region. salio a Chemax a
la cabeza de una fuerte columna do
tada con artilleria ametralladoras pa
IA someter a los socialistas que sc han
hpoderado de varios pueblos Y Sc han
declarado absolutoS.
SegGn las 6rdenes que Sc le han da-
do al Jefe de Ia citada columna, ha-
bra de tratar con toda dureZa a los
socialstas va que han cometido aten-
tados incalificableS contra muchas
personals honorableS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
BATIRAk Al GENERAL VEGA

Te9e1rama EspeciGl pGra LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Sepuembre
5.-En vista de que el General o. Vega
Bernal. que Sc encuentra actualmente
en- Ia sierra de Puebla, Sc Ia negado a
acatar las 6rdenes de Ia Secretaria de
Guerra que Sc lie han trasmitido, el
General Gales dispuso que el General
Maycotte proceda batirlo siempre
que Sc refuse a rendirse Unconditional
mente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
TERRIBLE CHOOUE
De DOS TRENES
Murieron les maquinistas
un mensajero y Varios
pasajeros
"a A e

TelearamG Especial para IA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiembre
5.-El tren de pasajeros que iba con
destino Guadalajara- choco hoy en-
Ia mahana con uno de carga que We
MIA en- sentido contrario. entire las es-
taciones Yurecuaro Y Patti, habiendo
ouedado destruidas aI1bas locomoto-
ras registradose varios muertos :
muchos heri6os.
Entire los muertos Sc cuentan los
maduinistas de los dos trenes, eli men
sajero del Express varios pasaje-
ros.
Tanto de Guadalajara como de Ira
puato Sc han enviado trenes de auxi-
lio que llevan medicos y enfermeros y
desde luego Sc inici6 ia tarea de des-
pejar la via.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
GALES DEC[ARA
REbELDE 4 D|Az
g s. @
Sc Ie combatird porque
Sc NIGGA a embarcarse
para el extraniero
s. q g

TcleRrama Especial para LA PRENSA-
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Septiembre
5.-El Ministro de Ia Guerra Gales de
clar6 hoy que el General Felix Dfaz
40 obedece las 6rdenes que lie da Ia
Secretarfa de su cargo Y que, por 10
tanto. su actitud puede considerarse
en- realidad como rebelde V agreg6 que
en- case de que viniera a esta capital
tendria que ser juZgado por el cuarte-
lazo de Febrero de 1913.
. Diio tambien Gales que como el
General Diaz Sc MEGA a embarcarse
para el extranjero. Sc le combatird.
Telearcna Especial pGra IA PRENSA"
NUEFA YORK. Seprembre 5.-En
los circuloS felicistas de esta ciudad
no Sc ha recibido ninguna confirma-
cion de Ia noticia publcada hace dlaS
de que el general Felix DiaZ Sc halla
de nuevo en- rebellion proclamando CO.
mo anteriormente, la Constitution de
1857.
Uno de los amigos personales del ge-
neral Diaz. declare al correSponSal de
LA PRENSA, en- esta ciudad. que no
creia que Ia noticia dicha fuera cierta,
porQue el general Dfaz habfa dado su
palabra de honor de que no iniciaria
una nueva revoluci6n era hombre
que saba cumplir los prometido, a no
ser que Sc le haya instigado de aleuna
manera, o bien. no Sc le haya cumplido
4 q 10 que Sc lie ofreciera, pues en- tai
case no serIa diffcil qle volviera So
bre las armas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

T,issrcnG ESpseicl pGrc LII PRENSA"
LAREDO. Texas. Septiembre .
Nuevo Laredo eS una ciudad en- donde
todos los individuoS-con Taras excep-
cioneS-andan armados. PGrece que el
raer arma de fueSo es allf el sumum de
IA proda. Funcionar'os. sirnples parti-
culares. j6veueS Y viejos. Godos traen.
perfectamente careadaS. ST. pistola, Y
dijsrase, por 10 que Sc ha visto. que en-
IA vecina poblaci6n Sc ha resuelto ARE
glar todos los asuntos a "punta de piS-
tola"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
Sc ABSTUVIERON
DE- VOTAR Los
NUEVOLEONESES
Como muestra de protesta
por el aplazamiento de
las elecciones locales

Telecrama Espscia! parG LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Septiem-
bre 5.-Los ciudadanos neoloneses
en- su mayor parte Sc abstuvieron
de yotar en- las elecciones presiden-
ciales de hoy como una manifesto
ci6n de protesta por el hecho de
que hayan sido aplazadas las cleo
clones para Gobernador del Estado.
En- los circulos polfticos Sc lie da
gran importancia este incidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
UN DESARME QUE NO DiO
RESULTADO

Hace algln tempo .cuando al frente
de Ia Prcsidencia Municipal Sc halla-
ba una persona que no es Ia que ac-
tualnente ocu2a el cargo de primera
autoridad. Sc di6 una orden de desarme
que dis eXcelentes resultados. La or
den Sc hizc cumplir Y fus debido a clio
que infinidad de individuos que no Sc
quttaban IA piStoia del cinto, tuvieron
Que hacer eu-ega de ella en- las off
cinas rnunicjpa!es
La medida sue de tan beneficos re-
suftados, qEe Nueyo Laredo tuvo una
tenpcrada de tranQuiidad que recor-
daha los va nuy lejanos tiempos de Ia
Dictadura- La ciudad. lihre de los fire.
cuentes escandalos que ALL Sc regis
traban, sc. VIC de pronto mas animaca
con Il presencia de las faInilias Y stra-
10 mas Ia conc~rrencia de este lado 6e
n linea-
AHoRa ToooS ANoAN ARMADos
Pero aquella temporada pas6 Y Nue.
yo Laredo es hoy. de nueva cuenta, la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
SARAH BERNHARD ESTA
ENFERMA

PARIS. Septiembre 5.-Sarah Ber-
nhart, IA famosa actriz, est4 padecien-
do de una congestion pulmonar de
una inflammation del higado, permane-
cieDdo ccnfinada en- el lecho. FL es-
taGo de la artista es debioo a un via
je en- autom6vil que hizo hace varios
dfas desde su casa de campo, en- Be
lie Isle, haSta Paris. Los medicos que
atiendcn a IN actriZ no temen graves
complicaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
RLP-RIP NO LLEVA
NOMBRAMIENTO DE
CONSUL GENERAL

TsIsoruma Especial pGrr Ia PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
3.-En Ia Presideucia Sc hicieron de-
claraciones hoy en- el sentido de que
Rafael Martinez Rip-Rip. no lleva nom
bramiento de Consul General al Bra
sil que en- case de que fuera a ex-
tendersele dicho nombramiento no Sc
hara en- vista de sus malos antece-
denteS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
Ell COMANDANTE PROTES-
IA SU INOCENCIA

Al mismo tempo Sc ha recibido en-
San Antonio una carta que el Conan
dante Fourzan dirige a sus hijos Ar
man6o y Leopoldo que Sc encucntran
radicados aquf, desde Ia capital Sono-
rense,, dandoles cuenta del hunGi-
miento del General Guerrero" que 81
atribuye a una verdadera desgracia.
En- su correspondence, 1lena de un
desconsuelo muy g-ande y de una iris
teZa infinita, el Comandante FourZan
sc lamenta de Ia perdida de su barco:
y hablando sus hijos de su honradez
como soldado, les pide que tengan Ia
seguridad de su inocencia, aun cuando
Ia superioridad 10 juzga responsible
del hundimiento.
ME he sentido hondamente afecta-
do. no porque me considere cuipable de
la perdida del barco-dice a sus hijos
el Comandante FourZan,-sino porque
Sc ha dudado de mi inocencia, y por-
que los peri6dicos de Ia Ciudad de
Mexico, han lanZado puras especieS
falsas y mentirosas sobre ell asunto-
Agrega deSpues que el no estaba a
bordo del General Guerrero" cuando
ocurri6 Ia perdida, " no estaba-dice
-porque tenfa coTnisiones que desem-
pehar en- terra. No soy pues culpable
de NADIA, V ustedes pueden estar Sc
guros de que su padre cumplio con su
deber; solo Ia fatalidad esa eterna.
desgracia que me persigue, fueron la
causa de tan terrible catAStofe."
Antes de finalizar SD carta- eI Co.;
mandante FourZan agrega que no sabe
cual sea ell resultado del proceso que
esta for1nalizandose al respecto; Y
protesta nuevamente que, cualquieras;
que sea Ia determination de las auto
ridades y el faflo de Ia justicia, tiened
Su conciencia limpia de toda culpa. J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
E[COMANDAN TE DEL
GUERRERO DICE
SER |KOCENTE
Sc LIE JUZGARA EN-
HERMOSILLO, SON.
A S. A
No estaba a bordo del
buque porque desem-
penaba comisiones
en- terra
e gs e 81

Por los informes que henos recibi-s
do del Estado de Sonora uitimamentas
sabemos que las investigaciones de la&
autoridades judiciales en- el orden ml>a'
litar acerca de la catastrofe acontecidai
al cafionero General Guerrero" en- ei,
puerto de Mazatl4n hace algunas se-.
manas, cuando Sc disponfa nevaH
4 Ia Baja California las tropas expe--
Dictionaries del Gobierno Federal en-
contra del coronel Esteban Canth, van
mu;y adelantadas, Y que ha continuadoi
formanGose ell proceso respective all
Comandante de dicha embarcaci6n. se-i
nor Leopoldo FurZan.
Aver supimos sobre este particularly
que acaban de Ser 1levados a Ia ciudadi
de HermcsiHo, por disposition del
Ministro de Ia Guerra, General Calles,l
todos los antecedentes del asunto, asf.
como los infor1nes que han estadoi
rindiendo los peritos designados port
las autoridades para fijar la culpabi-i
lidad Y localiZar al responsible res<
ponsables de Ia catAstrofe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
LBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus ibros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03

as follows: Il want to personally thank you for the
splendid job you did this year on our catalogues 1t
is certainly credit to the Office of any rural comnun-
ity. And not only want to thank you, but to com
pliment you upon being able to do credltabe a
piece of work Mrs. Kunz is also greatly pleased with
it." Mr.. Homer is educated man; he is scholar.
and business man. Not only that. but he is a con-
nosseur of printing with which he has had great
deal to do for number of years.
With printing plant capable of turning out a
job of this character and magnitude, then, what ex
cuse is there for the fair committee sending the order
for premium lists to little, obscure, poorly equipped
office in another town. Certainly there is no valid
or reasonable one.
1t is all too apparent that the action was taken
for spite the part of one or two heads, and
that the others acquiescng did so through weakness
of character lacking the moral courage to come out
for what they knew was right and in the interests Of
fair play.
1t was not question of price, for our figure was
reasonable and right and BESIDES what is the COM
mittee going to do with the $3.50 that was set aside
for publicity The Record, the principal paper of the
county and the only one published where the fair is
to be held, has performed less than $40 worth of
printing for it. The advertising and boosting we are
doing is all free. What is going to be done with the
Jalancep Surely it will not take it all to pay visit
or two to race horse men and other friends on the
other side of the range.
On the level. you residents of Cedar City-what
do you think of this sort of horsepayp You business
men whose ads go long way towards paying for the
printing of the fairs this in accordance with your
preferences and desres3 Is it in keeping with your
ideas of fair play and the fair deal to home nsttu-
tionsp You are being asked through the Commercial
club and affiliated organizations to contribute six dol
lars each per year to advertise Cedar City Now,
what sort of an advertisement for Cedar City is this
badly printed. geographically inaccurate and badly
garbled fair listp Don't you see the inconsistency
We are standing in our own light and pulling against
ourselves. 1t is time we began to look around and
if we can't discover and eliminate the Joker.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB

r 4 ANS mission on earth is to better himself, his
lVl community and the world One means Of
fered him to this end is his home town Com
mercial club. In these competitive days the city
without its commercial club is paralyzed from the
chin down. 1t must lie helpless and wait for what
few favors its neghboring cities care to bestow
No matter how big your muscle or how brilliant
your brain you cannot compete with others in this
modern world without proper tools Neither can
community, What would the mighty Babe Ruth do
without his trusty batp Just what Cedar City would
do without her live Commercial club
The citizen of Cedar City who can resist the for
ward spirit of last Wednesday nights Commercial club
meeting and stfe the impulse to join in the splendid
game the club is playing, is ripe for the embalmer S
table. There was great spirit abroad that night,
one that will prevail over even the most backward
Bob lngersoll wanted to make health contagious,
little dreaming that it already is more catching than
disease. And is the heathful spirit of united eff
fort that urging on steadily and surely to great
er, more modern, more progressive and more beau
tiful Cedar City.
1t you are not now member of this live and
useful organization better see President Foster about
it at once.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03
CHARLES r. MABEY

T1HE Republicans Of Utah are to be congratulated
i upon the selection of Charles r. Mabey of Davis
county to head their state ticket as candidate
for governor in the coming election The choice was
made from among not less than fifteen aspirants for
the position, included among which were a number
OF the biggest and strongest Utah has produced
men who, having proved emnently successful in the
operation of their private affairs and in their deal
ngs with their fellow men. sought this browning
distinction for their worldly ambitions and not only
as a reward merited by their successes in business
and social affairs. but because they were equipped
with business training which would enable them to
it once more on a secure financial basis.
But 10, ''vox popui vox Del" was once more
operative at the great convention and the friends of
this splendid young man. whose record stands as
clean and unsued as that of an innocent child whose
courage and patriotism are fully indicated, and
whose eloquent and forceu voice has been heard to
ring in the legislative halls in defense of such moral
questions as that of prohibition, were known as le-
gion. The power of money melted away before the
popular camor for this stawart citizen who is still
in his early manhood and is credited with no great
accumulation of property. In fact his time. when
not given to the defense of his country has been de-
voted to the of education, in which the emolu-
ments are recognized to be anything but copious
10 the people of southern Utah. who became ac-
quainted with him during the early history of the
Branch Normal in which he was an instructor for two
three seasons, his nomination is hailed with signal
Joy and pride, for they realize that in him southern
Utah and particularly the local state institution will
have loyal friend, and it goes without saying that
when the votes are counted in this county after the
November election. it will be found that splendid
vote has been recorded for this worthy and deserving
young man-Charles R. Mabey.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03
,"-~~-CEDAR'S ~~'"'
Boys and Girls
OUR MOTTO
Fit us for the fight
Physically
Mentally
Morally
1000 Citizenship.

Last Saturday at 80 on the B. A.
G. campus, the Junior Sewing club
girls served a delightful luncheon to
all Farm Bureau Excursion people.
The girls certainly did their work
we'll and were highly commended by
all present. In the near future the
girls are going to Enoch for chicken
supper.
AS the music for the new orchestra
has not yet arrived and we have been
unable to locate the sheet music used
last winter, we will be obliged to post
pone that Junior dance again. Too
bad, boys and girls, but it's coming.
Our club girls are getting very
prominent in social affairs: besides
serving at the Farm Bureau luncheon
last week, a number of them took
charge of the refreshments at the
lawn party given at Mrs. A. P. Spills
bury's by the Ladies Republican club.
The decorations were in yellow and
very artistically arranged; and those
dainty little girls in white added the
finishing touches to make the scene
perfect.
Maud Hunter, Marie Kopp, Lillian
and -- Uric, are new applicants
for orchestra work this week.
Pratt Tollestrup is giving private
lessons to the drummer boys.
Quite number Of the new saxa-
phones and comets have arrived. The
boys and girls are nearly all taking
private lessons, so they will be able
to get in the band as early as possible.
Arrangements will be made to con-
tinue the band and orchestra work in
the school this winter. Mr.. Lewis
tells us the lady in charge of the mu-
steal department comes very highly
recommended for that work.
We are sorry to see NARROW Spills
bury on crutches. We are told he
was practicing steer riding for the
fair when the accident happened.
Another group of club girls have
been engaged to serve at a luncheon
to be given by the Home Economic
ladies at Mrs. j. S. Woodbury's Sat.
urday, at 3 p. M, in honor of Miss
Jennie Leigh, Mrs. Maycock and Mis-.
Rozina Skidmore.
As Miss Skidmore arrived one day
ahead of schedule, the Cedar Cit,
ladies received some interesting in
struction last Wednesday morning OF
judging fabrics, cleaning and press
ing; also a demonstration on mendinl
silk hose.
In the afternoon she introduced tn,
newest idea in model buildinng-mak
ing three forms before the ladies'.
On Wednesday, the Sth, at the Relic
Society Hall, Miss Skidmore will de
vote the entire day to modelling. Thi.
session will commence at nine o'clocl
and the afternoon session at 2.
< Ladies should come prepared will
material pressed ready to cut. If YOU
can secure a pattern Of the design
you want, bring that also, as Their,
will not be much time for draftinl
patterns.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03

C. H. Cutting, assistant general
passenger agent of the Salt Lake
Route, was in Cedar City Monday on
his way to Zion National Park to ar
range the Salt Lake Routes part of
the big dedication ceremony to be
held on the fifteenth of this month.
The Salt Lake Route is cooperating
fully with the Salt Lake Commercial
club in preparing for the finest pos
sible dedication ceremony.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03

The Fourth Estate lost one of the
cleverest cartoonlsts in the country
when Larry Semon heard the call of
the screen. What the newspaper read
ers lost the motion picture fans gained.
for Larry is now the comedy king. He.
writes and directs all of his features
and never initiates another. In 1.-THE
Grocery Clerk" he introduces the SHIN
mying cat
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-03

Joe Ryan felt that he just had to be
villain to keep up the natural ut.
ness OF things. He was born at the
foot OF Devils Tower, in Crook coun.
ty, Wyo., and he just naturally had to
play he was bad man. That he sue
ceeded is evidenced by the Kisses he
receives in nearly every city and town
in this broad land. But away from
Vitagraphs thrilling serials, he is one
Of the most quiet and likable men In
the motion picture world. And to
prove 1t he 10 being co-starred with
Jean Paige in a serial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-13
FELT TAGGED,
No ACCOUNT


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medicine that every person should
keeD IN the house aud nse at tie
least sign Of constipation. Or torpId
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medicine IL right
Ask your DRUGGIST. He has Il.