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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

Miss Doris Lake of .Rocton avenu has returned home having spent tn week end. at the home of her parent in Danbury, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

Harry F. Lyon, physical director ol the public schools in Hartford, is spending his vacation at the home C
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

The Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asy- Iu1n society will give g. whist this eve
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

We are very glad that we will soon hear our very talented teacher, Miss Tngeborg Svendson-Tune, in concert at our High School.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

Miss Margaret Kolatar ex-'16 was recently the guest of Miss Anna Roth at Sargants Training School. Miss Roth graduated last June from B. H. $.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

Miss Mildred Farrell '21 has sever- ed her connections with B. H. s. and has taken a position in Post and Les ter Company She will be missed by her many friends here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

The GIee Club musical show will be put on April 23. A great deal is ex- pected of this group of all round star performers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

ALL mothers everywhere know that chil- "A dren's stomachs are delicate and their di- gestions easily disturbed and therefore they should be given as little internal dosing as possible. Yet croup and colds come often and certainly cannot be neglected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02

The Use of Vicks Has Steadily
 Increased
 Starting with the customers of MT. Richardson retail drug store, the sale of this external treatment has grown, coun- V by county, state by state, until now Viclzs can be found in almost any drug store in ali sections of the United States. Mothers who once use Viclzs always keep a bottle on hand thereafter. It is so easily applied, so quick in it's effects, and, best of all, can be used as often and as freely as desired, without fear of harmful results.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

welcome Either 12s7 mail edtor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-18

about the matter. It's role being reduc-
ed to the simple execution of the peo-
pies will"
BY winning a majority on Ie per-
manent commission which functions
while congress lis adjourned. the Car
rama government will be In control
during tho election. Fifteen OF the
twenty members composing the COM
mission were chosen in the chamber
OF deputies last December. the govern
Blent candidates winning decisively
over those who represented General
Obregon. Thus the government not
cnly will be In technical control OF the
election, but carranza, through his
generals, Is pushing plans to complete
~ pacify the country before July.
Government Choice Puzzles
There are sidelights to the Mexican
presidential campaign which form the
subject of much speculation. Discus
sion OF this character chiefly centers
around the question of whether tho
government will throw its support to
particular candidate. and the
Identity OF the government candidate
IL there Is to be one-naturally is being
sought with eagerness in Mexican poll
tical circles. Both Carranza ana
Bonillas are mentioned. But the sub
jcct is a delicate one, and one that Is
discussed quietly In Mexico City.
In many circles the situation as
sumes added interest from the fact
that a civilian candidate is to make
bid for votes. Bonillas' fate at the
polls may be an answer to the Oft
advanced theory that Mexico is tired
of Military men,"
Then there Is the query, often pro-
pounded in American quarters: 'Wha'
will the choice OF new Mexican pres
ident mean to the relations betweef
the United States and Mexico
Mexico's presidential election as
matter OF fact, should hold almost a
much interest for Americans as It doe
for Mexlcans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to two years
Imprisonment. Patrick Skinner was
highly indignant. "Why. I've stolen
more ponies. donkeys and bicycles
than any man in Ireland. am en-
titled to ten years"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-18
FAIR ELECTION CERTAIN
SAYS MEXICAN OFFICIAL
ON JULY VOTE BATTLE
Danger of Hostility Arising
Over Results of Balloting on
7 Two Strong Military Men Be-
lieved Eliminated.
BY RALPH H. TURNER

Omitted Press Stuff Correspondent
CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. 1S.-If
Mexico, In the ten years of political
evolution that has followed the over
throw OF the Diaz regime. has reached
the stage where she will abide by the
will of the majority. then she has
achieved one OF her greatest objects In
the struggle for democratic govern
ment.
Next July Mexico will have an op-
portunity to prove to the world that
she has reached that stage. In tho
coming presidential election there is
material for political dissension and
resultant disorder. But the election
also offers Mexico the chance TO
merge peacefully from the first real
battle OF ballots that the Republic has
experienced since the days OF Diaz.
when It wasn't even necessary to count
the votes. Mexicans today declare
that II their country can weather the
troublous waters OF an election sea, u
viii mean the nation Is on the sure
road 10 peace and prosperity. The
crisis win have passed.
Danger Lesssened. -,
The difficulty, IL there n any, Will
arise from contests over the results Oh
the voting. With two strong military
men in the race. dispute might ,ean
to grave internal complications. Such
danger has been removed, however
according to Aguirre Berlanga, Sec
retary OF Gobernacion. by the recent!
enacted laws OF election reform.
Even though both parties may pre-
sent themselves as victors," Berlanga
said In a statement to the United Press
the executive will recognize as elect
ed only the candidates able to present
authentic proof. The government IN
power does not have to think twice
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-18

RAMSGATE. Eng..-Isle of Thanet
towns have submitted to the foreign
office claims for compensation from
Germany amounting to over 4f3,ooO
hounds, mostly afraid damage.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

Paul Abourezk was taken TO Winner
last Friday, where we understand h.,
was to have an operation performed.
Paul has not been in very good health
recently.
As soon as the Legion boys get
their new hall In shape, there should
be picture show installed. It is an
amusement enterprise that is needed
here and one that will make the opera
tor some money.
We are especially thankful this year
that we got the deIinquen. tax list Sc,
without any great Inconvenience. In
"a shop equipped with a linotype we
imagine that tax list is not much O,
a bugaboo, for a. long as the meta
lasts there is not much danger Of rur
ming out of "sorts," but when such ,
list must be set by hand in the ole
fashioned way, it is no small task, ano
wa are really thankful that the Job j,
done for at least another year.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
BUTTE VALLEY ITEMS.

H. Sinclair made a trip to Winner
Thursday.
G. Schaeffer called at the Aux ranch
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Fredrickson called at Rankin'i
Saturday afternoon.
A. F. Loock and family were Satur
day evening callers at Rankin's.
Milton and Ellsworth Cordss made
business trip to Winner Saturday.
Mrs. Balint and Mrs. G. Snyder
were Thursday afternoon callers at
the Sinclair home.
A. j. Krieger, who has been laid W
with rheumatism for the past fou
weeks, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. II. Sinclair and Mrs. A. Krleael
attended the Eastern Star meeting II
Wood Wednesday afternoon.
A farewell party was given last Sat
urday night at the Chiffon school II
honor Of Antoine Dvorak, as he is soor
lea wing for his home In Tripp comfy
Luncheon was served. All presen,
had a very enjoyable time.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
LEGION NOW HAS 4 HALL

Hou5emover Lynn of Winner finally
got the American Legion buildings
moved over from Berkeley and safely
placed on the foundation on First
street in Wood last Saturday evening
just before the big rain, and be can
consider himself mighty lucky. The
Legion boys Will have an A No. hall
here now as soon as they can get it
fitted up. They viii be little behind
before they get things fixed up and
squared away and our people should
and undoubtedly Will give the boys
every encouragement possible TO free
their property Of any debt that may
bang over them when they get the
building in shape. We are greatly III
hopes that either the Legion boys or
someone else VIII now install a good.
up to date picture show IN the new
hail and give Us good movies regularly.
The Legion building certainly is a
good addition to the town.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
WOOD SCHOOL NOTES.

The American Legion boys have
offered US the use Of their piano for a
month or two, for which they have
our thanks.
Miss Banker is expecting to spend
Thanksgiving at her home near
Spencer, Neb. The school wishes her
a pleasant vacation.
We expect soon to have sufficient
number of text books for high school
use, as they we're ordered last week to
be sent by parcel post.
We notice that the girls are very
much interested the past few days In
collecting boxes Of the proper size to
hold delicious luncheon for two.
Quite number Of the pupils have
been suffering from lagrippe the past
week, making it extremely difficult to
practice for our Thanksgiving program
A movement Is on foot to wire the
schoohouse for electric lights. 1t
wCuld certainly be great TO have this
most convenient and efficient lighting
system always ready for instant use
Sir.ce the school-room Is more or less
the social gathering place for the com
mpnity, how could money be better
spent? Come to the box social and
help us put this over.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE NOTES
Theodore Palmer went TO Omaha
this week
The fourth, fifth and sixth grades
are very enthusiastic over their
spelling, certificate being awarded
to each pupil who makes fifteen
perfect recitations Those who have
received certificate are Hazel Jone-
schiet, Elvin and Mildred Swan and
Earl Wheeler.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
THANKSGIVING

The May ytlower set sail September
8, 1920, with IOl passengers, and spent
sixty three days at SEA. When the
shores of MasSac were sighted
the fist general thanksgiving Of the
Pilgrims was offered and they fell up
on their knees on the deck of the ship
Ia 1921 da in November was oh
seryed as feast day, aud a celebra
ton Of year Of plenty. There was
general Splut OF rejoicing even
though one half of the May flowers
passengers had died since their land
ing in America. Ia I62;', when a ship
OF supplies reached them, there was
another day o. general thanksgiving.
/ he first entirely religious thanks Civ
ing day Was celebrated in 1851, and
Was made 80 by the colony OF Comet
icut. Washington issued the first
presidential proclamation IN 1889 and
again IN 1875 at the close Of the " his
key rebellion. In 1915, at tho close of
the war ol lSl2, Thanksgiving day
was observed by resolution of congress
Since Lincolu's proclamation in 1863,
the last Thurs .ay in November has
been consistently observed as Thanks
giving day, except Tor the first year of
Andrew Johuson's aiminist' alton
when be set il for the first Thursday
in December, Just to bs different"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

According to unofficial returns
Judge Williamson defeated Congress
man Candy by 2,s25. Williamson
carried fourteen of the twenty cou
ties in the district while Candy got a
majority in only six Of the counties.
The South Dakota Public Health
Association successors to the Red
Cross Seal Commission, will again
have Christina Sedls on sale all oyeI
the state duriug the u.onth of Deceu
Der, Buy some seal~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
La ceeuera en- los ninos
CEiene de Ia la

medad que ataca directamente a los
oios. o~casionando a la criatura n
u Il veces complete, sin que pof
clio tenga la culpa Il leche descrema
da que Sc lie de al mir ,. Los familta
res. son los v~erdaderos culpables, pues
al yer al nino mejorado de su enter
medad estomacal. &c consular al me
dico sobre Ell regimen que deben Sc
guir en- IA alimentaci6n.
"Cuando ocurra Ell case de que por
raZ6n de convenieGcia y en- opinion
del medico. Ell niho que ha estado su
jeto a una Authorization con leche
descremada, debe seguir con esa mis-
ma alimentaci6n, depues de restable
ser 81 salud. para evitar las nantes
taciones de ceguera que podrfan soore
venirle. debe darsele tanbien limona
ga, Que es Ell antidoto de Ia falta
dc graSa."
FL citado doctor Guiral envi6 hace
alcun tempo a la Academia de Glen
cias Medica de esta ciudad, un i'm
portante informe en- eli que trata am
pliamente de esa enfermedad en- los
ninos. asf como de las ausas carac
teristicas V de evitarla. es
tando dicho trabajo ilustrado profu
samente con fotografias de los hume
rcsos casos tratados por Ell eminente
oculista,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
OTRO BANJO UETE AL
GRAIL. ALVARADO
EN- NJ YORK
Telegrcma Especial pare LA PRENSA"

TeleCrcma Especial pare Ia PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, agosto 26.-Alvara-
do fue hoy al medic ola huesped de
honor en- el almuerzo ofrccido por el
banquero Lewis Clarke, en- Ell Bankers
Club.
Adenas de Alvarado y de SD esposa
V de la sonora de Clarke, un gran nj
nero de hombres dc negocios estuvie-
ron p~reSentes y, practicamente, todos
los Srahdes bancos de Nueva York.
aleunos de Canada V las corupaffas
exportadoras ~estuvieron Representatives
en- tl.
La mesa destinada a los oradores
estaba adornada con banderas mexi-
canas Y americanas formadas con flo
res.
Una vez terminado ell almuerzo. el
banquero Clarke 10 ofreci6 en- I'm dis
curse en- que hizo II corta biografia
de Alvarado diciendo que Sc uni0 4 la
revoluci6n porque crey6 honradamente
en- ella: que mostr6 srande habilidad
administrative como gobernador de Iu
catan donde s~uspendio ell trafico de
licores V Ia esclaGitud y ~eStableci6
muchas escuelas; que goberno el Esta-
do con trescientos soldados y dos mil
maestros de escuela; que administr0
los Estados de ChiapaS, Tabasco. Can.
peche y Yucatan y cue ell dia que re-
gres6 4 Mexico, despues de haber 81
do llamsdo por ell gobierno, no tenia
dinero bastante para pagan 10 que de-
bfa en- los hotelts 10 que pone de ma
nifiesto su absolute integridad.
Alvarado contcst6 4 este discurso
delineando nuevamente 81 prograIna
del gobierno V manifestando que Ia
regla general es que antcs de hacaT
negocios con alguno Sc lie exija que pa
que sus deudas anterio:es, pero que en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
NUEVOS VOcALES EN- EL
CONSEJO S. DE SAlUSRiDAD

En- vista del excessive trabajo CUE
ha tenido el Console Superior lie Sa-
lubridad, con motive de las r%ecientes
epidemiaS de peste bub5n:ca Y fiebre
amaIrilla que aparecieron en- Neracruz
~ Tampico, Sc ha hecho Ia designation
de dos nIevos vocaleS para dicha ms
tituci6n, q fin de CUE Sc distribuya mas
equitativamente el trabajo entire los
madicos que integran e. Consejo. Esos
nueyos vocales son los senores docto-
yes Jose Barragdp = Aglstin Cara
Gonzalez.
F. citado Console ha tornado algu'
nos ~acuerdos. siendo de los PARTICIPATES
81 que Sc refiere a Ia v~acunaci6n de
las personals que vengan del Estado
&c Tamaulipas. La disposition sani-
TARA de referencia. que Sc pondrA en-
vigor desde maiiana, exige u todos
esoS viajeros deben estar vacunados,
pues de 10 contrario sc les reSresara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
Sc ~RESTABLECERA Ell
"SUNSET LIMITED"

Teeorama Especial pare La PRENSA"
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Agosto 25.-
Una noticia ex~tra-oficial Sc ha recibi-
Dido aquf, acerca de que Ell Sunset
Limited" ell tren expreso de Ferro-
carril Southern Pacific, que corria
entire New Orleans y San Francisco, Sc
restablecera ell dfa primero de octubre
pr6ximo. Dicho tren fue suspendido
durante Ia guerra, siguiendo Ia poll
tica de conservation y ahorro indicada
Dor la Administrator Federal de los
~Ferrocarriles, pero ahora que tai cosa
va no es indispensable, ell restableci-
miento dc csc tren Sc hace necesario
para ell mejoramiento del servicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
CHOCOLATE MEXICANO

Este a~rticulo 10 hemos manu-
faeturado en- esta casa por mas de
10 amos; por la gran demanda que
siene ell chocolate me he visto obi
gaI, . instalar maquinas electri-
cas-. facilitandoseme surtir ordenes
de cualquier cantidad.
Por los muehos ~rivales cue tie
ne el chocolate marca "LOS CO.
Co.'S, la marca esta registrada.
Chocolate marca los CO.
COS", libra .......... 4Oe.
De 100 libras arribs 20 por Glen
to de descuento
Esencia para iarabe. pomo de 4 on.
zas. rara tres galcnes de agIa...... I5c
DOLORES VEGETABLES PARA USAR
CON LAS ESENCIAS PARA OAR CO.
LOR. Tubos de ! OF. 75c. on los ST.
g~uientes dolores: Verde. amarillo y CO.
dorado. Con l onza de cualquicr color,
sc puede dar color Z 20 Ealones.
Raspadores para hielo. cada uno....sl.o 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
LAS TRoPAS ESPAHoLAS ocUPA.
. RON UNAS PoSICiONES

Tele1roma Especial para IA PRENSA'
MADRID, agosto 26.-Las tropas es-
panolas ocuparon aver despues de ru-
dos combates, las posiciones de Kerr
kcra, Affairs Y Rambla que dominan
Ell paso de BENZ Hsdnar. al sur de Te-
tuan, MarTuecos, segun ell despacho
official que Sc recibi6 hoy de este ciu
dad.
Las p~erdidas sufridas por los rebel
des, dice q mencionado despacho, fue
ron muchas en- tanto que las tropas
espaGolas solamcnte tuvieron dos OIL
ciales V seis soldados muertos y die
ciocho heridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27

e sol de Mayo.-Mcmo-iaS dc a Inter
venc:6n f-arcesa. Con grabado> .....S2.9V
E Cerro &c las CampanaS--Ncvela his
t6rIca De crauilsimu intereS ....-.-...S2.5
Il NajCstad Cajda.-Epis1aiUs hiStoricoS
de "a revolution mader;>ta ..-.......Sl. 90
Los lnsurgeutrs-Reia:0s de Ia insurrec-
ciOn contra E>raUd 1900. ..-.......S2--
Memorials De I'm Observation-Disclosures de
L. epoca de u Reioru2a .....-........S2.2 %
Sacc-dote y CaudillC.-EpISodios &c nueS-
ira Guerra de Independence .........S2.@ y
Toraechfc- Eoyela Historical pcr H"ri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
FL PARTiDO REPUBLlCANO
DE NUEVO LEON

FL PJ.tido Nacional Republican,
que h;lsta ahora era el unico partido
p%oli;ico que no tenia representative 4
credirado en- esta ciUdad, acaba de ha-
Ger Ia designation correspondence
u~omhrando "A senior don Pedro Olive
"a, que ser& quien dirija los traba-
jos de organization y propaganda de
dicho partido en- esta Entidad-
Aun cuando el tempo d~Isponible pa
IA esa clase de traba5os IS va suma-
mente limitado. el senior Olvera cree
que ~trabajando con algura actividad,
50 lograri establecer varios clubs en-
esta ciudad y en- varios pueblos del
Esta.lo y que los SimpatizadoreS de Ia
~candijatUra Dc! Ing. Robes Doratn'
-uez. que son muy aumerosos, disnu-
Iaran el triuRfo IL general OhreS6n,
1Un Cuando es cast SECURE que no sal
dra victorioso en- vista de Ia falta de
tempo para hacer n buena propa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
oBRAs DE UTILIDAD 2RACriCA,

A-Jes Observation-Disclosures y proceed
Caisntos para Ilposraiia. grabados'
iaotipIa. etc.
A-te de guitar - manchas en- toda
clLgs Le .cI'dos .so.'s
-RIA De GALLENAS: e. GaIincgo. IN
cutaci5u. aIinentos ) b,5idas. hygiene.
ce5s. caStraciG2. cnfrrncGades y Gu
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20. por y. Esraaet y (. Zanabria .Sl.3o
CULlCvO DE HoRTALIzAS: L:bro g
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&c .oGa claSe de ho-talizaS alo. re-
poUs. cebolla. ra52no, tomato. eSDa-
-rago. Iechura. etc. po- Santos 70
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equIl:brIo, dens:daG. etc. .......---.... Soe
Z Msdice Le rs EamiHas.-Manu2l :eori-
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cSGoS. Ia tome zen -. .....-.--..-.SI-1A
q. L,Oro dc las GaGres.-ob-a muy Gtil.
por les conoS.mlearoS GGe irecEra a as
n4G;SS &c tsEsILa para cLTcyAs 81 al
EGSta mission e to-mar = eGEc2E 4 los
FGrmacopea AS.Ic2na -.....-........ $500
aIgsene del Nai..moaio--A hb.o de los
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Academic dc Iieaic!na &c Barcelona. u
:omo Tela
GUiA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
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csIa, alimcE-os : beblCas. como So
coag.s e! supreme gallo * cUnDa:c.
pr.paracI. =. jGCccs. G9ucstaS, n2nas
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cascrnedaGss : academies ......... SOC
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para - curG-i0R de toGas as en-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27

CORRESPONDENCE DE JUAREG Y
MONTLUC- Morny y las minas de
Sonora. AImonre c Hidalgo. los DO
nos Dc .Jeckee. LaurenceZ y Earago-
"a. proclarlas de Forey. proceso de
los C6nsu!es, el Imperio en- Mexico. etc.SI.IJ
Compendio de Historic de Mexico, por
H2-dte ....----- ...--.---
OIsCURsoS Y MAN1FIESToS DE
BENTTo JUAREZ. dcSde 1888. GUAM
do fue dIputado 4 Il Legislature de
Oaxaca, hasta 1872 en- que taieclo. -
sienGo Presidente de Ia RepGb!ica SLIT
I'll LIBgo RoJO: historic de los
grandes crimeneS en- Mexico du-ante
Ia Conluista. Ell Eir-eyuato. IN Re
publca Y 81 Imperio- Obra de Rlva
Palacio. Ma;cos. Payne Y ei Lie Ra-
faei MARTINEZ de q Tore. que fue
defensor del Emperador Naxtnisi2no.
Dos iomoS ....-.---..- --.....-.-S-.oo
Episodes Nilitares NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ds
InderendencIa . Invasion SoEte-amer'ca-
IA. Dos tOmoS .S4.sV
Historic de Mexico por Eerdia.......:.S5.oO
astoria Ge Grecia. deSie les tr:lnpos he
roiccs has:a a ~d-snembracion del imFe-
rio de Alexandra Toe
Historic Patris por don IaEto Sierra e. SOC
intervention y q Im?=riO. por Salado
hlvaEez-C.Stro GraEGes tomos' eneua,
ternados en- TEA -SIo'Oo
Mexico Y:ejc y Acecd6tico. Dor Gonza-
Z. Ob-eSGn. Not2S hiStoricas. i+ycE-
das y ccstunbrcs. In tOmo t=A $40
MTSCELANEA: ~dictamenes. circu!ares.
pesluisas jud:cialeS, communicates. brin-
dis. ra-tas. c;c-. por Eeui;o JaareZ. 81 20
La Vida caM5xieo en- 1910. Inte-esantcS
apunteS de IA epoca. por Gonzalez Obre-
goa. Tn tomo tela ......... ...-....Sl.iO
SUEHO DE MPERIO: MaximiIi=nc. IN
ve-iad de Ia expedition eSt-anjcra a
Mexico. ibera!es y cOnscrvadorcs. IA
Triple Alianza. los Notab!es. poeSia
T. Maximsiiano. iUramcGto. etc. pc=
Pablo Gauloc .......... ....:........Sl.S0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27

ell case de Mexico la situaci6n es muy
especial pues Sc recesita sastar dine
TO para licenciar a los soldados y man
darlos nuevamente 2 los campos y a
los talleres y que Ell dinero empleado
en- esa forma aumentar4 srandemente
los ingresos del gobierno Y capacitara
a este para pagan sus deudas.