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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-13
LONDON STOPS BIG BUILDING
Action Taken So That Building Trades
MIGHT Concentrate on Residences.

The action OF the city council of
London, England, in stopping all
building, except residences. under pow
ers granted by the health ministry. to
overcome the housing shortage. has
caused a crisis in the London building
trades.
Not more than 10 per cent of the
lei displaced by this shortage can be
used in house building, leading bIsi-
ness men declare.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-13
Vicious Mule Kicked woraan to Death

An enraged mule. which had at
tackled a horse in a stall, kicked Miss
Maude J. Padget, twenty-four years
old, of near Mount Vernon, ILL.,, to
death when she attempted to force It
to quit Its attack on the horse.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
LEAGUE'HEAD TO
LEAVEsN0. OAK.
Announcement Made That Ar
thur c. Townley. Car of n.
p. LIS Seeks New Field.
SENATOR LEVANG 50 STATES
Townley Quoted as Having Made the
Statement That His Work in That
State Has Been Completed.
Farmers to Control Thru
Manager.


Fargo, n. D., Dec. l0.-A. e.. Town
lev passed today as supreme director
of the affairs of the Nonpartlsan lea
cue in North Dakota, according to
Chris Levang, Nonpartisan league
state senator, speaking as representa-
tive Of the state headquarters OF the
league.
Addressing a gathering OF Nonp2r-
tisan league farmers at Langdon, N.
D., Mr.. Levang said that Mr.. Town
ley has elected to spend his entire
engaged in the work OF 0rganlzln%
farmers IN states outside of North Da-
kota.
Succeeding Mr.. ToWnley as the &C.
tive heed ana directing genius OF the
North Dakota IS William LemEe OF
Fargo, attorney general-elect. tie mas
long been associated with IoWnley as
a member OF the executive committee
Of the Nonpartlsan league.
Farmers to control.
In addressing the league farmers al
Langd0n, Mr.. LeNang sad that the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
MONTANA WILL RAISE
$4,000 IN CAMPAIGN
James Harbert of Poison Tells of Pro
posed lrrigaticn Education Plan
i'm Northwest.

James Harbor- Of Poison, president
of the Flathead Irrigation association
states that in the big campaign in
which the western states have CON-
bined to raise 100000 to be used in
educating the people of the United
States. about he needs and value of
irrigation, Montana's quota had been
fixed as S 5000 Mr.. Harbert has been
named as the director in II counties Of
western Montana to raise $4,000 of
this amount, Ni~so1la county's portion
has been fixed Mt $500.
The MONEY collected in the campaign
will be used for the purpose of public
ity and education throughout those
states which do not realize the dire
necessity of irrigation to many of the
states in the Union, and so prepare the
way for procuring appropriations
from congress.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
PLANS ARE ACCEPTED
FOR NEW COURT HOUSE

Malta, Dec. 1.-THE commissioners
of Phillips county have been in session
the greater part of the week, this be-
ing the big meeting of the year when
all contracts are let and a general
wind-up Of the years business is done.
Bids were received for the county
printing for the years of 1921-1922. NJ.
V. Johnson, of The Enterprise, being
the successful bidder. The Enterprise
has been the official paper since the
creation of Phillips county in 1915
Plans for the new $780, 900 court
house were accepted. This will be one
of the most modern and up-to-date
court house buildings for its size N
the state. 1t is expected that building
operations will begin as soon as the
weather permits in the spring.
DIR. c. E.. Blankenhorn, lately Of
Butte, but who is now permanently To-
Gated in Malta, was appointed health
officer for Phillips county.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
RADICALS ARE SENT HERE
BY THE EUROPEAN NATIONS

Washington, Dec. 13.-Representa-
tive Knutson, republican, Minnesota:
provided one of the sensations of to-
days discussion on the immigration
bill when he said he was "willing to
state on my reputation as a member
of the house that foreign governments
are financing the movement of radicals
from several countries in Europe
moving them over here" He added that
while before the war Immigration
from Spain was practically unknown,
on a recent visit to Ellis Island he had
found 1000 immigrants from Spain
"who had arrived in n day."
"Spain is a seething mass of an
archy," he declared, "and that gov
eminent is gathering these anarchists
up and dumping them on US"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
AN UPHEAVAL OF EARTH
PUZZLE TO RAILROADERS

GREAT FALLS, Dec. 11.-An I'M
explained u%pheaval of earth at Acton.
on the Billings branch of the Great
Northern, has forced the abandonment
Of 1000 feet of the main line and the
construction of new track around the
point of trouble. The roadbed had been
pushed upward several feet and the
trackmen have been unable to remedy
the trouble, so it was found necessary
to construct another roadbed on solid
ground.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
HARDING'S FARE
WELL TO SENATE
Presiden Elect In Upper House
Last Time Before Beginning
Presidential Term.
HE URGES COOPERATION
Regrets Leaving Senate and In Spirit
of Emotion Manifests His Faith
in The Body He is Leaving.
Appeals to Opposition.

A great ovation awaited Senator
Harding, Pr~esident-elect, upon his APP
pearance at the Capital. Senator Hard
ing appeared on the floor of the SEN
ate at l minute before II o'clock and
there Immediately began a rousing
ovation on the floor and a great out
burst of prolonged applause from the
galleries. Members, Democrats and
Republicans, gathered quickly about
him to shake his hand. 1t was not
the stercotyped greeting of men pay
ing homage to the coming leader. but
a greeting of fellowship and friend
ship which knows no party ties.
After the customary routine resolu-
ton had been introduced by Sena-
tor Lodge, the majority leader said;
"Mr. President, before making the
motion to adjourn ] cannot refrain
from calling attention to the fact
that this is Il remarkable occasion.
For the first time in the history Of the
country a member of this body has
been elected President Of the United
States.
"lIe is here with US today, still a
senator, and | venture to suggest
that he may be recognized by the
chair to speak informally to the Sea-
ate before he leaves his service here"
The Speech by Mr.. Harding.
When the applause abated and
those in the packed galleries has re
sumed their seats, Mr.. Harding began
to address, slowly, in clear, rich
tones which carried to every corner
Of the chamber. AS he proceeded, the
evidences of the emotion he felt were
betrayed by his voice and there was
nrcseivr about if all II was obvious1v
not an effort TO make n sneoch or
10 mako an in, nynesion h,1f woc moro
in The n9tnrn Of = sincere ma mn
studied nvnrr.sion of no prasidnnt-
orraeion
Thr snaach If tba President nIc.a
was as rolIovs.
~ an, nlnasod ,+ tbi, u,o,finu hy
fellow memhnrs or Inc cpn2tn Tho,
is ,tin nrcafo,. satisfaction in hovin,r
. Ali. or~nnrtnni+ 70 saT 10 Won, ;nro,n,
any ennn az no tb;nos N nv bGaTt
,t,hicb I r,IlI ntto,, in mo othoo,. way
r~nrnw,iqo tba+ am ba-o tndav M,
dor somrvyhat n,r,yl,al ci.cnrs 3ncos
tonl tbo,n - - InI;nnc,, Mont - 49,
ono IN INV nngition c,n not ascnno
~nvcant throngb some form Of .nlf-af-
fnron,cnt v,hilh doc. nnt soan, n,ita
nossih)r IL
"No mar,bo,. of Hi. Io5y oo,Id -
more reluctant 10 Inavn II INV say
70 Tho Snnatn tbat ~, NO bnra wit y
vnrv bigb rosnect FOR tbis hody ,nj
am nm ~1onvinn - viii oraoto ,'I rosnoni
tban tbat With wbirb oar,a r. "no
cnnIa aIwavs d;rart his cr,n rdI;+in"1
fnrtIro ~ h, il,;nu ebnrId bnTa
nrnfarrcd NV marnLnr,b;n born 70 on,
pptfice = citi2.n nav boIJ ~ tb;s W." rc.
nnhlic Nv alsawborc IN tho worid 7
like tho reeJom the association the
ma riotic senso Of rnspnnsib1itv u,hinh
anlntS mere. am conscious OF Ile
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
ELECTORS MEET
IN HELENA JAN. 10

HELENA. Dec. IA meeting will
be held in Helena on Jan. 10 by the
republican presidential electors when
one of the four will be selected to go
to Washington in February to cast
Montana's four electoral votes for
Warren G. Harding for president. The
expenses of the trip are paid by the
state. The electors are Mrs. Ethel
Farnsworth, Walter D.. kemmis. C.
H. Mcleod and former United States
Senator L. c. Power.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
Y. w. {. A.. WITH
$1,000 MEMBERS

The Central Branch Of the Y. W
c. A. in New York City, n Of the
six branches in the city reports a
membership Of over 10000 for 1920
Two thousand Of these members are
from foreign countries. Night and
day classes in commercial, domestic
and academic subjects, and gymnas-
tic classes show an enrolment of H.
845. Membership in the evening social
clubs totals nearly 1000. This is the
largest branch Of the Y. w. c. A. in
the country.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
WHISkEY BANDITS
WORK OVER TIME

Great Falls, Dec. 11.-That the
whiskey bandits who have heretofore
been operating principally near the
border have transferred their activ-
tiles to the vicinity Of Great Falls is
the belief Of local authorities. AL
though no complaints have been
made to the officers it is learned that
at least a half dozen automobile loads
of whlskey, operated by whiskey run
ners, have been held up nei.4 q city
recently, and their loads appropriate
ed by persons representing them
selves as officers. Nearly all of the
~robberies of this class have taken
place within a few miles of Great
Falls.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

Cooperative marketing has been
tried with successful results by cattle
and hog growers of Craighead County,
Arkansas. Cattle once sold at from
So to Sc and hogs at from 81 to 81
below the St. Louis market in this sec
ton. As a result of the activity of the
county farm agent, the growers began
to deal directly with St. Louis in car
load lots and their profits went up i'm
mediately.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
COURIER JOB DEPARTMENT
HAS ADDED NEW EQUIPMENT

This week the Job Printing Depart
ment of the Glasgow Courier in
stalled a new Diamond power paper
cutter. The machine is one of the
best on the market and will add con-
~siderably to the efficiency of the al
ready modern printing plant.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

A member of the Kansas board of
agriculture that a bill will
be introduced at the next session of
the Kansas legislature prohibiting the
operation of boards Of trade in that
state.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

A "fartherest north" wheat desig-
mated as "No. TO- which has been
grown successfully at the 66th pera,
lei. is announced by the husbandry
department ri the Manitoba, Canada,
agricultural ollege. 1t is said to be a
cross of the hardest known Manitoba
and Australia wheats.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

Industry is the only coin acceptable
at the gate of success.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

Continued on Page Eight
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-13

NE temo que este individuo haya dicho
10 que Ia venidO en- ganas con respecto
de Ia Mayendia, pues los Velazco tenian
aigin prejuicio al separarse consuelo,
y tai vez reserven La noticia hasta il-
tima hOra. pretextando que oonsuelo les
haya hecho alguna mala pasada, que
enfcrme, algo parecido.
Como consecuencia de este, deseamos
que toda Ia prensa publique la separa-
ci6n dc Consuelo de la Compaaia de los
velazco, con el inico hn de cambiar de
gtnerO, cOsa que habiamos pensado des
dc hace tempo, dadas las magnihcas
ofertas que recihiamos.
No dejes de hacer esta aclaraci6n,
pues puede haber malas interpretacio-
mes existir mala fe para perjudicar-
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-13
Consuelo Mayendia dice
que vendra a Pto. Rico
POr que Sc separo de la Compania
de los Velasco

"A rsnombrada artista o0nsuelo M
yendla m sscriio ana earta a an pa
risnts suyo rssidsnte en- San Juan. quien
nee rneEa IA reproduction De los ST.
Euientes pArafos.
''nabrAs que Consueio ~ dedica ahO
n q eanronstisia y cue, desde iuego,
nos qusdamos en- Caracas. donde dare
moa unas ~ funciones. II eontEato o.
vanialoniaimo
poniro Do algunos dias saidrA para
era nnsutro Rsprezentante, con 81 An
a. eutudiaF las eondiciones de las En-
prenaA para iisvar an . Consuelo.
IA compafla velazco saidrA para Pto.
hire 81 ala seia. en 81 vapor Antonio
L1pgE'. Como nos conHta que en- csc
pals habia grandss deseos de conocer a
consuslo, - suplieo hasas saber a Ia
planm enc h seaora Mayendia ss ha
s1pnfado a. n oompania de los velaz.
60. pnrs eambiar a. gtneo sencillamon
ts Annncia. aalmiamo. IA probable &C.
tuacion d. ella ca ess paia
Bahemos cue "a marchado q Puerto
nico nn individuo ~ representation "a
iss velaacoa cos el m AZ acordar y MI
timnr 81 nsgocio con u Empress DO ahi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-13
COLBY CREE QUE
FL VOTO FEMEN|NO
ES LEY EN- FIRME:
LA CAMARA DE TENNESSEE
ESTA POR REVOCARLAEN ENMIEN
DA, PERO Ell SENADO NO

Un despacho de Washington dice
que el secretario de Estado, Mr.. Cal
by, no presta mayor consideration
las cuestiones en- la Camara de Ten
nessee acerca de la enmienda del su-
fragio femenino.
Interrogado sobre 81 ell curse del
asunto en- la legislature. podia afec-
tar su declaration de que la enmienda
estaba ratiicada, ell secretafio repli-
co que el procedimiento de la CANA
ra era una question que no concernia
principalmente al departamentp de
estado. Adujo que los deberes del de-
partamento en- materia eran minis
.teriales y no judiciales, que el habfa
procedido segun los hechos trasmiti-
dos por el gobernador de Tennessee
v hecho la proclamation aprobada
por 36 estados.
Alice Paul, presidenta del Partid5
Femenino Nacionab ha declarado que
es tan segura la Iegalidad de la ra-
tificacion de la enmienda que no tie
men planes para hacer que ratifique
un trigesimo septinio estado.
La Liga Constitutional NacionaI,
Tennessee aprob6 la ennienda, intro
dujo una solicitud en- la Corte Supre
ma tendente que ell secretario Col
by Sc abstuviera de hacer la proc,a-
nlacion legal, pero dicha petici6n fue
retirada por ell mismo proponente.
Mientras tanto laacamara de Tenes-
see ha decidido revocar la ratifica-
ci6n invite inmediatamente al Sc
nado del estado unirse ella en- el
misnno proposito, pero corrido el es-
crutinio sobre IA proposition, fue
negada en- este iiltimo cuerpo por un
voto de 18- contra 8. Luego Sc aprobo
una proposition devolviendo di-
cha camara el mensaje de invita-
cion.
Con este motive, los antisufragis-
tas de la camara parece que pasaran
una resoluci6n notifcando al goberna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-13
Naciones vencidas
Como cayo Austria-Hungrla

llermo III debia saber que la Entente
no trataria con ell; sin embargo, en-
vez de abdicar en- su nieto, Sc agarra-
ba desesperadamente su trono. Y
ell nuevo canciller, ell duque Max de
Baden, que por su parte debia re-
signarse la perdida de Alsacia Lo-
rena, solo hablaba de la autonomia
de este pais-pero dentro del Impe-
rio aleman--, "a presentaba como
81 maximum del sacrifice que Alema
MIA estaba dispuesta hacer. Como en-
esas condolences subsistia la posibili
dad de la prolongaci6n inutil de la
lucha-- tanto mas cuanto ell partido
mi itar de los aliados guerra dictar
la paz en- Berlin, me veia en- la obi
gacion de destacar la suerte de Aus
tria-Hungria de la de Alemania.
Creo, en- efecto, que mi politica esta
ba acertada, va que en- ciertos 8ti-
Liear de la Entente existia una ten
dencia favorable la conservation de
la Monarquia austrohungara para sal
vaguardar el equilibrio europeo,
sin la revolucion suicida Sc hubiera
podido conservar una Austria Hun
gria, aunque rcducida Y transforma
da radicalmente. Desdichadamente
en- esos dias criticos, el Gabinete We
kerle era va dimisionario, y el nue.
70 Gabinete Hadik no estaba adn
constitufdo, de manera que los revo-
lucionarios podfan hacer impunemen
te su propaganda desmoralizadora.
Con un Gobierno bastante energico
para detener a Karolyi sus COM
plices, y ahogar la Revolution en- san
gre, la situacion habria sido salvada.
Pero la vacilacion de los gobernantes
precipit6 Hungria en- las mayores
desdichas.
La Hungria muti,ada debe orien-
tarse hacia la Entente, sin que este
signitique que nuestra politica Sc di-
RIA contra nuestros antiques ALA
dos. Espero irmemente que los ALA
"Oo DC N~li CuOASc uS ou S1uANOCdCAOI
respecto al desmembramiento de la
doble Monarqufa en- general, de la
Hungrfa en- particular, que Sc deci-
dan la revision de los Tratados de
paz. Sin esa revision, Europa esta
expuesta a todos los horrores del
botcheUiSnlo, Y entonces la civiliza-
ci6n europea vfvira sus ultimos dfas.
FL bolchevismo es un peligro uni
I versal. ST Lenin Y Trotzky no an cam
biado su politica--lo que parece po-
co probable, no sera possible firmar
la paz con la Russia sovietista, va
que sus en1bajadores no seran sino
unos agentes revolucionarios.
"Repito que solo hay dos posibili-
dades: exponer Europa al boIcke-
visnaO revisar los Tratados de paz
y formar unidades desde el punto de
vista economico. ~
ANDRES REvEsz
Budapest, agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-13
Ell CoNDE JULIO ANDRAsSY

Segundo distrito, Fo utica (calle
PRINCIPALLY, mum. H. Me detengo
ante una casa de alquiler, grandu-
cha Y vulgar. iComo vivira aquf Ju-
lfo Andrassy? Bajo "a puerta esta
colgada la lista de los inquilinos; pc
70 no encuentro en- ella el nombre del
conde. Voy interrogar al portero.
-Si- me dice, aqui vive, su Elk
celencia. Suba usted por esta esca e
ra al primer piso.
La escalera de MADEIRA es estrecha
y oscura. NADIA en- absolute indica que
Sc sube al piso de uno de los arist6-
cratas mas rancios de Hungria. To-
co una puerta estrecha Y baja. Me
recibe un anciano correcto.
All, ya-exclama cuando lie entire
go mi tarjeta-; venga usted conmi-
go; Su Excelencia esta va esperan-
do a usted.
Abre otra puerta vulgar me de-
ia pasar. De repente me figure trans
portado un palacio encantado. Las
paroles Sc ensanchan el techo Sc
aza. Por todas parties me miriam re-
tratos de siglos trascurridos; atravie-
SO salas enormes, llenas de cuadros,
de gobelinas, de muebles antiques.
Esta es la casa maravillosa v misti-
ca del conde Andrassy, el grand
seigne@q afcionado las artes, que
hubiera ganado largamente su vida
como artista estetico, 81 por la volun-
tad de los cielos hubiera nacido po-
bre.
Pronte me encuentro ante el. Es
un caballero al aire causado des-
engafado. Es alto y delgado. Su ca
ra triste Y alargada por la barba
blanca recuerda ciertos retratos del
divine Greco.
Mi actuacion en- ell ministerio de
Negocios Extranjeros- contesta el
conde a mi pregunta-estaba manda
da por la fuerza de los acontecimien-
tos. Fue inevitable obtener ell armisti
clio 10 antes possible, va que no podia-
mos pensar en- una resistencia seria.
Els cierto que las tropas activas obe-
decian a1n; pero las reservas esta-
ban contaminadas va por la propa-
ganda pacifista, y, ademas, los yugo-
es.avos estaban sublevandose detras
de nuestro Ejercito de Italia, de ma
nera que de un momento otro Sc
podia esperar una catastrofe irrepa-
rable. Mis- notas dirigidas a Ia En-
tente tenian el fin de salvar la Mo
narquia de una invasion extranjera,
10 mismo que del pillaje por parte de
nuestros propios soldados desmorali-
zados. La Entente estaba va segura
de su victoria, y Saba perfectamente
que las tropas alemanas no podfan re
slstir por mas tempo. Parece, sin
embargo, que en- Alemania no Sc die
ron cuenta exacta de la situaci6n. Gui
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-13
GEspseiaI para III MUNDol

tEsPeeiAl para III MONbo)
Per IA calidad Dc las vfctimas IA teni
% ana nayor Fesonaneia y ha product
% ana mas profunda impression el cri
msn social Essp0ndisndo a represalias
de IA iucha de elasez. cue aeaba de come
tsrns sn Valencia N erimen IA cOstado
n VIA Al conde ds salvatierra que &C
tu6 sntTgicamsnte contra los sindieaiis
tas durants 81 periodo cue estuvo ejer-
riendo 81 cargo de 0obernador civil de
barcelona. nj erimen e. bien earacteTis-
tico y no dn lREnr a confunlOnes. Is un
cnmen netamente politie0 II IA he
vado 81 sobrsaalto y mas que 81 sObreSal
%. 81 pAnico. . ana gran parte De Ia So
ciedad espaAola. Ante Il las opinjones
~ encusutran en- absolute desorienta-
daa Y ann debemos aGadir cue honda
msnis dixididaA
m IA pleniiud De su aravedad 80 IA
n,ostradp cue exlste un problema social
en estado de agudiEacion alarmante. Y
e.e problsma hay cue estudiarlo a fondo
porgus hay cue Fesoiverlo tambien con
aclsrto Pero laa divisions surien al
aprsciar IA indois del pFoblsIa y al es-
t:mar ior medios adecuados para resoi-
verio.
M terroriamo. cue apela al delito dc
nanETe. Al asssinato individual, es para
unor ana dfrivael6n de Ia formidable
orgalnEacion nndigihsta cue 50 estA
Tealinando ca toda IA naeion. iniciada
en- cataiuha y cue - Va sxtendiendo pOr
todo 81 paiA apoderAndose dc tOdos los
elsmfuios obreros. cue antea aeeptaban
IA lucha dsniro Dc Ia iegalidad que We
nian predicando Jos soeialistas rs una
iueHistibie avalanche cue ha de produ.
CIR Grandes y graves eonmoeiones en-
E1Daha
De am a criterio cue sustentamos los
eonssrvadoFen. estimands Indispensable
a IA mas nevera . implAcabie repression.
n hArta ahora csc e. el eFiterio que ha
prsvalecido Sc ha apelado a Ia suspen-
aion de las garantias eonstitucionales,
al esiado de guerra. ai funeionamiento
ds loa Tribunaies militares y hltimamen-
a. - ha acordado h suspension del Ju-
rado sn narcslona. Sc han clausurado.
ademAn. ios centres obFeros: se han di-
snaiio los sindieatos: se IA prOeedidO
. las dsportaeionss y a los enearcsla-
mientoa ds masa.
ain embargo. nada ~ ha conseguido.
Los cFimenes llamados noeiales CONT
man en anmento. no obstante las extre
madas medidan a. TigoF que - han pues
20 en- prActica Asusta el nhmero de
mnertes vieientas cue Sc han realizado
On cataiuha. 'ineiuao cuando estaba de-
ciarndo am q satado De guerra y ae-
tuaban con plena iibertad Las autorida
de- miiitareA
Es todavia mas trisie cue el NAL que
~ sxtiands por todo q pats In esta
ciaae DE- erimenes soeiaies ga van ri
vaiinando con Barcelona otras eiuda-
dea. Alicante. sevilla. Malaga, oijon.
c9uha y sapecialmente Valencia
Al nnn euAnao ss poFsiste en- el pro
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