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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

Telegraphic information received
rom Hermosillo last night is to the
Effect that General Obregon was
given a great ovation by the citizens
f that city upon ris arrival there
esterday afternoon. The recep-
ion at Hernosillo, it is said,is merely.
! forerunner to meetings planned
n his behalf all along the route to
Iexico City.
General Obregon was in confer
ence with Governor Flavio Borquez
at Hermosillo shortly after his ar
-ival at the capital of Sonora, one of
sne matters discussed, being the re-
cent oecHee issued, ordering the
'toppage of the sale of wines or beers
%iahin 150 meters of the border.
1t is said that General Obregon
Informed Governor Borquez, that the
enforcement of the decree would
work hardship on a number of men
Who have invested, capital in cafes
and restaurants and that the decree
should be modified The action of
General Obregon is exceedingly graf
flying to those who have invested
capital in Mexico and to others in
tending to invest as his action is
proof of the fact that he intends
making Mexico country in which
foreigners will be protected.
General 0bregon will arrive in
Mexico City within seven days, ac-
cording to his present schedule and
will then inaugurate speaking tour
of the southern states of the re-
public.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
GEN. PABLO GONZALES
ORDERED BEFORE A
COURT MARTIAL, IS
GRANTED hMPARO

has granted a writ of amparo (cor-
responding to herbeas corpus) in
favor of general Pablo Gonzales, and
ordered suspended for ~ hours mill
'tary proceedings against tire Gener-
al, in order to investigate the case
and determine whether it is one for
disposition by the civil law. This
writ has been granted upon petition
of the wife of General Gonzales.
The military authorities here tele-
graphed General Gales of the course
now taken by the district court, and
he wired in reply to let the law take
it course, and suspended proceedings
70 hours as ordered by the Judge.
In his reply General Gales express
ed confident belief that iiivestiga-
tion by the court will show that the
military authorities have ample JUS
tification for the course they have
taken.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
NOTED LEADER ON WAY
TO CAPITAL

General Alvaro Obregon, candidate
for the presidency of Mexico, left
Nogales, Sonora, yesterday for MeXi-
co City where he will resume his
campaign for office. During the
time that General lObregon visited
his family and attended to the vari-
Gus details of his business office in
Sonora, he devoted many hours to
the study of commercial conditions
existing between the United States
and Mexico and has prepared mass
of valuable data relative to business
conditions In Mexico which shortly
will be furnished to the principal
business and financial establishments
Of the United States.
On Monday night General Obregon
was TIE guest Of honor at reception
gwen in the city hall of Nogales,
Sonora, by the members of the
Chambers OF commerce OF NOgales,
Arizora and Nogales, Sonora. He
made short speech to the assembled
business men assuring them that he
appreciated the interest that they
took in his welfare while he was in
Nogales and stating that it is his
htention to do everything in his
poWer to promote better commercial
relations between the United Safes
and Mexico.
AT the conclusion of the reception
by the Chambers of Commerce, Gen
efal Obregon was the guest of hon.
OR at a dinner party given by the
members of his office force in No
gales, Sonora.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
How Far Is Mile?
Nations OF World
Have Ma0yversionS

Engllh-speahng countries have four
different miles all in one use-the
ordinary mile of $3.50 feet, and the
geog1 aphical or uantical mile of CO.
80 feet, making a difference of about
one--Seventh between the wo; the
Scotch mile of 1929 feet, and the
Irish mile of 672O feet.
The German mile of today is "a
518 feet in length, more than four
and a half times as long as our
mile. TheDutch have a mile of19,-
295 feet the Danes one of 24,875 feet
and the Prussians one of 24,856 feet
and the Swiss get more exercise in
walking five of their miles than we
get in walking five Of ours for their
mile is 27,459 feet long, and ours is
but $3.50.
Besides this list of different miles
there are other measures of distances
not counting Cne ffencn KllomeCof,
which is rathr less than two-t thirds of
a mile. the Brizilians have mile
that is one and one-fourth as long as
our mile, the Neapoolitan miglio is
about the same length; the Japanese
ii is about two and one-half times as
long as our mile; the Russians verst
fiveeights as long. The Persian
farsallh about four miles long, which
is not far from the supposed length
of the parasang, so fimiliar to every
school boy who has read Xenophon's
"Anabasis" The distance indicated
by the league also varies in different
countries.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
French Chamber o.
Deputies Is For
MiIIGTdnd

PARIS, July 20.-Fhe Chamber of
Deputies tonigha passed a vote of
confidence to premier Mi!lerand in
view of his Spa policies. The vote
v7as 420 to 152.
Opposition to the motion was led
by forme foreign commissioner
Tardieu, who charged that the Spa
conference had altered the Versailles
7'reaty, making it unfavorable to
rance Before the vote Millerand
made a long addresse setting forth
he policies advocated by the confer
ence..
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES.

At an Notwithstanding of tL1
''Cluh Progresisra de Ncgales" O.
gales, Sonora, Mr.. Astolfo c:
Jenas was nomin.,ed for President
f the Municipality. The following
Wdre nominated on the ticket iwth
Ir. Cardenas:
Fir, Regidor (Trustee) Armando
Caneto; Second Regidor, Mariana
Villa; Third Regidor, Lilandro Ez-
IRE; Fourth Regidor, Alejandro Men
doza; Fifth Regidor, Francisco Mo-
reno; Sixth Regidor, Ramon Urdapil-
leta.
First Suplente (Alternate) Jesus
Ramos; Second SupIente, Benito
Hernandez; Third Suplente, Carlos
Revilln; Fourth Suplente, Angel
FaveI Fifth Suplente Francisco
Valver'e; Sixth Suplente, Alexandra
Ayala.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
SEGIN WORK
AT LAS CHISPAS

Mr.. Frank NJ. Manson, president
md general manager for the West
orn Ore Purchasing Company, whose
visit here was noted last week, has
returned from Guaymas, where re
was met by his engineer Mr.. Frank
W. Rcyer Of Mexico City and Los
Angeles. returning from a searching
examnation of the two extensions of
Las Chispas, celebrated mine in
the Altar Disarict of Sonora, near
the Sonora River above Santa Ell
ena. His report to Mr. Mans
ena. HIS report to Mr.. Manson be-
ing satisfactory the latter has closed
his option on the properties and
Mr. Royer has returned to Las CHS
pas and taken over, arranging to
begin operations Immediately.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
RAILWAY DAMAGED

NUEVO LAREDO, N. L. July 20.
Official inspection of the railway
between Laredo and Monterrey has
determined that it will require at
Least a week longer to effect tempor-
ary repairs of the railway between
the two points, as damaged by the
revolving troops in the REGENTS up
rising. More than thirty bridges
have been destroyed completely, some
Of them of considerable importance.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
TO U. V. EXTENSION

Yesterday Mr.. w. J. McCirmick,
wrose recent return from Tepic was
noted in these columns, departed for
Jerome, where he has accepted a
post as underground superintendent.
Mr.. Mccormick is one of the most
efficient underground miners in the
Southwest, and has made a great
"eputation IN handling difficult sit
uations at Bisbee, Cananea, Naco.
Tari, and other deep mines. His
call to Jerome is to bend his ener.
gies to the solution of some rather
large underground problems there.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
Mexican Soldiers
Are Accused Of
Serious Charge
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Jl.,y 2o.-Eight
Americans ard otl er fssfer ~
On a train running from Tampico to
San Luis Potosi were held up and
robbed by guard of the Mexican
troops, accompanying the train last
Sunday, at Rascon. the State De-
partment was advised today by the
American Consul at San Luis Potosi.
The robbers are reported to have
been Federal soldiers.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
Harding Said To Be
In Fighting Mood
Omitted Press Service)

MARION, July 20.-The agrees
sive fighting temper which Warren
Harding has shown in the first two
weeks of his front porch campaign
$ meeting with the enthusiastic ap-
proval among his advocates and
friends here. The Republican pres
idential nominee has surprised even
his closest friends by his readiness
to pull off his coat and give blow for
blow.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

1t is reported that Mr.. Alfonso,
Sanchez Gavito, former chief of the
Mexican custom house at Nogales,
Sonora, now in like post at Nuevo
Laredo. in the state of Nuevo Leon,
IS to exchange places with Mr..
Miguel Romo, now at Nogales, the
latter to go to Nuevo Laredo while
Mr.. Gavito will return to the line
city,
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

There is brewing some little in
erst on the Democratic side of the
ouse in Santa Cruz county, as evil
enced by the large number of po-
itical announcements appearing in
The Oasis The great preponder
nee of Democratic registration ac-
cunts Tor it. upon the other hand
10 Republicans nave announced them
selves.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
CARRANZA FACTIONS
HAVE JOINED VILLA
UNITED Press Servicel

SAN ANTONIO, July 2O.-Car-
rama and Villa factions have reach
e. an agreement to support pancho
Villa as leader if a combined party,
it was learned here today from re-
liable sources.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
Especial to the Oasis)


CITY OF MEXICO, July 2G.-The
eight Generals of brigade departed
Yesterday for Monterey, capital of
Nuevo Leon, where they go to con-
stitueca curt martial or trial of
General Pablo Gonzales, accused Of
treason in omenting and heading
the revolt wrich led to the attack
upon Nuevo Laredo, in the states
on the Rio Grande which revolt,
however, was put down, and General
Gonzales made prisoner.
The Court martial ordered will be-
gin its sitting at Monterey next
Monday, and the sitting of the
court will be presided over by Gen.
eral of Division Eugefio Martinez,
w,,o has been selected for the rrasi-
dency by General P. Elias Gales,
Secretar. of War and Marine, with
approval of President de la Huerta,
who has been consulted in all steps
taken in the matter.
General Gales declared yesterday
evening to representatives of the
press that General Gonzales will be
given everv facility for conducting
a defence and proving his in
nocence of the charges laid against
him.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
Shamrock Scores
Second Victory
In Yacht Race
Omitted Press Servicel

ABORD U. S. DESTROYER GOLD
BOROUGH VIA-Wireesss July20.
-Sbamrock w made it two to no.
thing in the series of races with the
Resolute for the American Yachting
Cup today when she crossed the line
victor in a close finish.
Victory came after close race
which was in doubt until the last
minute. The Shamrock crossed the
starting line 80 seconds ahead of.
the Resolute and held the lead
throughout except for a few minutes
shortly after the getaway.
The Shamrock was nearly ten min
utes ahead of the Resolute in cross
ing the line, but her handicap of
seven minutes counted against her.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
British Cabinet Dis.
CuSSeS Russia
Omitted Press Service)

LONDON. July 20.-The British
Cabinet today met to consider the
reply of the Russian Soviet Govern
ment to Great Britains proposal for
m aumistice with Poland.
1t is expected that announcement
forthcoming regarding Great Brit
aims attitude toward Russia as re-
suit of Moscow note. Thus far the
Soviet reply has not officially been
nade public.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

Dog licenses are now due and pay
bile at the office of the undersigned
after August Is, 1920 all dogs not
equipped with proper tag will b.
5n0t
Nogules, July 20, 1920.
]. j. LOWE
Chief of Police
7:21 ST..
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogales receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fail
ing to deliver before o'clock A. NJ, any day, are
requested to phone 52W, and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

Mr. Cosme' Hinojosa, director gen.
eral of the post office department,
republic of Mexico, is expected to
arrive in Nogales, Sonora, shortly, to
enter upon his campaign for election
rs feceral senator from Sonora, to
which post he is announced as a
candidtte.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

"TEe Oasis" is not Haunting flags
nor watching the flight of canary
birds, hut it gets there with the news
IF the grea4 region tributary to No
gales all the time. No one has
wider nor more accurate knowledge
of the West Coast of Mexico and
Southern Arizona than "The Oasis"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
BABE RUTH CRACKS OUT
THIRTY SECOND HOME RUN
CUnitetl Press service

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The White
Sox touble header this afternoon,
Babe broke his own previous home
run record yesterday with awo home
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
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PERSONAL
E. NJ. Gardanier of the Internation-
al Commission Company is a No
gales visitor from Douglas.

Yesterday Miss Contance de la
Ossa of Lochiel, returned from a
visit at Los Angeles. She is ac-
companied by an aunt, Mrs. Gilbert
# the Southern California metro
>olis. The two ladies' are guests of
Mrs. Victor j. Wager and Mrs.
Louis Price, sisters of the younger
ally. Shortly they will go to the de
a Ossa home at Lochiel, in the San
Rafael Valley.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

John Writer and Ed Bush, we'll
known mining men of Tucson are
Nogales visitors.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

Mr.. Alberto Diaz, former admin
strator Of the custom house in No
gales, Sonora, now director of GUS
toms under the federal treasury de-
partment of Mexico, is expected to
visit Nogales, Sonora, officially,
within few days.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

Brace up Tracy, the worst is yet
to come.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

Charles Vaughn Fowler, Jr.,, will
be hos swimming parry at his
home today.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

1t IS reported that the Mexican
custom house at Sasabe, along the
Inc northwest Of Nogales some
fifty miles, has been reduced to
sub-cu4tom house independent upon
The Nogales custom house.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21
CIVIL COURT TAKE PART

MONTERREY, Nuevo Leon, July
20-District Judge Alberto Villareal
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-07-21

Yesterday there departed for Mex
leo City Doctor Juan Sanchez, form
er governor of the state of Guerrero,
Lieut. Col. Daniel Palma, Captain
T. Islas, and Fernando Terre Blanco
secretary to General Obregon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
FL mercado de az1car

mente, puesto que Cuba tiene pocas exis
tencias de azilcares sin vender, esta
dispuesta inclinada Quedarse con 10
que lie queda, que es muy POGO, esperan-
do precios mas altos La zafra de azu-
car remolacha llegara tarde bien pIle
de ser que no alcance la Cifra espe-
rada Los consumidores por ahora no es-
tan comprando mas que 10 absolutamen
te necesario en- la esperanza de poder
comprar mas luego precios mas bajos,
entretanto Europa silenciosamente
va. cor.prando las existencias de la re-
finada que ha sido la causa de tanta pre-
sion en- el mercado nuestro, causando la
debilidad recientemente notada Es del
todo probable que los meses del otofio
traigan- -otra escasez, como resultado de
La ley antigua de demanda abasto
demand and supply. Hoy hemos reci-
bido ell siguiente cablegrama de La casa
Matriz: Mercado quieto y sin cambio
alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

Los sefiores "Lamborn and Company
nos comunican 10 siguiente;
econ fecha nueve del corriente, en-
ell New York Evening Sun" apare-
clio ell siguiente articulo: ,.-~ 5, 4s.
Hoy de nuevo las -acciones de compa-
fias productoras de azucares crudos des
plegaron una fuerza independence en-
Ell mercado, porque Sc realiz6 que los
bajistas habian vendido tales acciones
muy hbremente, porque Sc creyeron
que no vsldrian tanto al fjarse EN-, la ba
ia del precio del azicar crudo. AL ce-
rrarse Ell mercado hoy, las acciones de
azIcar sc vendieron un nivel usas al
to, comparable con los precios que han re
gido durante estos dias. Esta alza ha
sido causado per parte de los cortos en-
Ell acto de protegerse. Dicen I.AMBORN
and COMPANY, especialistas en- accio
aes de azucar: Nosotros opinamos que
ell estado del mercado en- cuanto a azf-
car probablemente cambiara rapida-
~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
! q = lIiieurialGA|

tramite de acuerdo con la VICENTE ley
hipotecaria
Antonio Velilla VS.. Gabriel Herman
dez, dafos Y perjuicios. Sc declararon
sin lugar las excepciones previas inter
puestas a la demanda Sc lie conce-
di6 al demandado diez dias para con
testar
Ramon Diaz Gonzalez VS.. Evaristo
Jouglar, accion negatoria de servidum
bre. Sc sefial6 para ell viernes. "a
las tres de la tarde la inspection ocu-
lar.
Jose Collazo Bracero VS.. Santiago
A. Panzardi y Co., rescisi6n de con-
trato y daiios y perjuicios. Sc someti6
Ell case por informes orales Sc reserve
su resoluci6n.
Antolin Bravo VS.. Eladio Miranda,
cumplimiento de .contrato. Sc suspen-
di6 hasta nuevo sefialamiento. =
Succession de Josefa Archilla VS.. Luis
Antonio Martinez, desahucio Sc sefal6
la primera comparecencia para el jue
YES treinta de setiembre las nueve de
la manana.
Balbino Pitre VS.. Margarita Estre-
la, reivindicacior- Sc orden6 al Sc
cretario expida citacion al segundo je
fc del Negociado del Trabajo para que
compareca ante Ell Tribunal ell dia %,
las nueve de la mafiana, trayendo
consigo los documentos solicitados.
A. Vicente y Co. y Freirfa y Co.
VS.. "vidal y Co. en- CO, cobro de
dinero Sc orden6 al secretario eRpida
mandamiento al Registrador de la Pro
piedad, secci6n segunda, para que can
cele la anotaci6n de embargo inscrita
en- Ell Registro, relativa la firica que
Sc describe
Francisco Noya Frias y otro vs. I'm
ternational Express and Foundry Co.
Inc.'', ejecuci6n hipoteearia. Sc decla-
rs sin lugar la solicitud presentada por
los demandantes requiriendo la venta
en-. publica subasta de La finca hipote-
cada.
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locEs ptlA GALE R

una .agradable conferencia de cerca de
una hora, hablando sobre instruction en-
general, luego en- particular sobre el
asunto tratado por Ell MUNDo, y que
el. senior Todd creia Sc referia al Conf
sionado de Instruction de San Juan. Re
cuerdo perfectamente bien que sobre es-
te punto dijo ell doctor Miller:
''oue el 10 que lie habia dicho al re-
pcrtero de su periodico, era que el que
habia mandado un suelto sobre 10 que
ocurria en- Cataiio, no tenia ninguna ex
periencia en- esos asuntos. Que 81 no SO
referia en- NADIA, al Comisionado de ms
trucci6n de San Juan
Agradeciendole la inserci6n de estas
lineas, quedo de usted alto. s S. y ami
go,
Enrique Gonzalez MENA.
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I la mayor alegIia de mi vida 'ba-
sebolera'' es ir al bate ouando hay hom
bres en- bases. un "hit" paede pro
dueir Ia carrera ganadora. En- esas con-
dieiones me siento como un hombre de
neg0eios cuandO va a eerrar una gran
opsraeion hnaneiera. Entonces tengo
e0mpleia eonhanza en- mi habilidad pa
"a batear el chit" neeesaTio, y usual
msnts 10 bateO
Los eEcritores 'baseboleros" tie.
men siempre sus heroes ''jonroneros"
cue dan esos batazos en- las circunstan-
eias mas apremiantes de un juego, y
geneFalmente, 20 he sido muy afortuna-
do y en es0s a,omsntOs culminantes los
be dado
En- un luego en- Cleveland, cl IS de
Julio del pasado ahO con los "Red sox'
20 habia bateado un ''home run" y EN-
puiad0 dos earreras. A pesar de ESQ, mi
''tsam'' el dc los Red sox''. estaha
perdiendo. encontEandOse el "seore" 2
esrrsTa . euatro. cuando fui al "bate"
"a 81 noyeno inning. teniendo tres
hombres en- bases, con otro bataso de
cuatTo esquinas. hubiera puestO el jue-
50 ex7 ca favor de nosotros, y nc hi
ce 81 prop6sito De batear la pelota 81
fuera possible fuera del terreno Leo.
Foht. manager del Cleveland. en-
aqnsllos momentos cambio de lanzador
) enyi6 . Pred coumbe Al "bOx'' Is
ts pitcher" es znrdo. y los bateadOrss
de esta elase. como 80. Sc supone que
40 son tan pehgr0sos contra esa clase
de pitchers" Los espectadores, espe-
rnnEados en- el exito. So pusierOn de pie
para yer 10 cue 80 podia hacer, y CO
menxaron a gritar. Ia primera bola Ian
Eada fue una eurva para adentro, le
Tegue con toSa p frerya possible. La es
f(rde pas6 como a veinte pies por arri-
ba a. h esrca DEF right held", y los
s'Rsd sox" ganaron ese iuego con vn
score" Dc SKI.
''PITcHEANDo" UN JUEGo APRE-
TADO.
Pitchsar' contra Walter johnson es
ana cosa uay dificil, pues cuando uno
'pitchsa" contra un loveneito que ha-
ee ga apauei6n en las Grandes Ligas,
estes Gan una dnra batalla por espacio
ae cineo seis innings. entonces
~ ponen neTviosos. y viene el desastre
Les iuegos apretados haeen exten-
ar a los 'pitchers" hasta el imite
30 pueds deseuidaTse en- 10 mas minimo;
dsbs hsar aus conoeimientos cada segun-
60 cue se encuentra en- el ''box".
Isl 'pitehea" eualquier boia equi-
vocada q un bateador. esto puede ser la
victoria 0 "a deTrota.
''Un dnelo de pitchers" desenvuel-
ye a un h0mbre y le haee una gran es-
tFeiia u posee una gran" sangre fria.
LanEadorcs que ganan esta clase de jue-
sof, tiensn 81 ooraie nscesSrio para bri-
IiaF ca el future.
"A los descuidados Que sc tiran por
- caiie del medic, los vemos meses des
Iuts ds IA tempoTada en- las hgss me
nores. /"
MoNsANT.
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81 los hsTTIOs ObreTOS....,
MoEsANT.

continuation de ia pagina Ia
COS dsi Munielpio no van pOr aque
iios tarrios. q pesar del ereeiente nj
nero ds enfermos que hay ALI.
cnlpa Dc esto IA tienen tambien en-
aigdn grado los obreros- diio el Sc
hor Ruiz solsr,-, pues cue han segui-
% conftruyendo easas s0bre el tango.
ooaa cue eaiA prohibidO pOr los regla
mentos De Sandal.
~ sehOr Ruiz soler, prOmeti6. sin
einbarso, oeupaEse del asunto. y tom6
noia a. varias quejas que le fueron
foTmpladas por los obrerOs
10 QUE DICE UNA
MuJER DEL BARRIo
DE MIRANDA"
InteExogam0s a una mujer cue vive
en- n barriada de Miranda.
-icomo ss siente nsted7
-MaL muy NAL nos diio.
-Vtvir aqnl o. un verdadero in
hsTno No podemos dornir. pues La
psniiisneia nos 10 implde. Cast tOdas
sstamon snfermas y tambi6n hambrien
taa
Y iuego asreg6:
-Diga listed. Olga listed, tquisn tie
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