davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
@anifeliaheoer / Lite Conc.

Iobenraa, 23oe Scbr. otter at
BET pco g|iitemningen oen l0oe 6ebr.
cr blet gcotgiort, of beIc lite Zone
tonncr til Sanmorf, er &arctilfsr-
ielen til octte Smrauoc ipoira ont
trent belt itanOiet. Snntioig bin-
orer Sologrpnicn Sprctboloelle peO
&on8eaacn / SorbinocIie mc0 De be-
ltooenoc Sno. % lloiorieIaiorbrO al
0aretilferiel norofra. aIpbmGnoc.
ne og De Snouitrioripenoe er Oerpeo
blcuen brngt / Ell operoroentlig pan.
Ifclig StIaing. Som 6elge al Disc
6orbolo bar &anocl 2itanoen / Ia'
benroa meb llnotogclic Al Sepnets'
mlo0elbrandcn / &eroa9a bc'lllttet
at llttfc Wltifernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
TN cnQclif Nilicu.

Son0ou lioc Gcb. n : Ell lcocuoc
NrtiftI 'irIuer "AtoruiuQpoit": Gou.
mort2 ¨tr I eualauo % Sc
er mango nil 8IUOc ia ouer Sc
iorclebige &eiu.toter al G~oltcainem.
mngcn ! lite Bone / SIeepia. Wtco
Nenipu III 2ocu Bone itriucr 9looet
6@lcnaborg or li0eiaa oonit ION
Strniaburg cr irnnit, itient bepQc
Sncr bar uTret @ienitauN Tor ilaoia
tpit Snpaiiou, Iigc iioen &c brutal,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

&ofin- Wosien bapes / og gfef bins.
les oper, innon SLATER Smsr lpgges
oper % iaa lGgges Strinler al Gie
Grillt oper paa arpbs % paa Spers.
bporpaa Oct lteges, til Oct or goOt
glcnnemItegt.
WtarancrctcS.
On 9Gagebpioe, 3 Spiieifcer Sui
fer, Il Sop baffeoe Neooefierner,
a aop finboffeoe iteniri Hoiiner, Y
Tbcifc %anilie, Ell Spiieife folOt
Tonb. s@ggebpioen piSpes albeles
itip % &nnoet pispe5 meo, bap Ioa
Suffer. Neobefierner og Holiner /
og %anilie % inler oct uboper ga.
ratoga Slafes" (eler alminOclige
Soba Gracfers, bpiS "Saratoga
6lafeS" life cr at iaa), Spt Dem
iaa iub / Ell heo gageropn og lteg
Dem, til sc or bruno paa Soppeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
&locm % Stimg al
hcftt0
Vplcs joni ONT 6mocn
CT itrdn0.

Ter er ueo GcSema ell trGtteuoe llbebogez
li9beo, Der bltper ri Sortur. alsea er mr.
ten niobolpelis, o9 Nubeu ipnes at pGre
ibrano al ben br9noenoe 0ibli9beo. en 6el=
breoelle peo lotale Anpenoeller al Salper og
blsbslsrenbe Smereller ct u%mllig, iorbi
laaoan Sebanblin9 fun miolertioi9 fan itilne
Smerten. Sp9oommen tan fun uoaeS peb
at Der suaes bpbt neb til oens Spbap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
st Sanif MsSe iprrmst al Spiferne.

Tlenabora. l70e Sebrllor. SarteS
oibolotca Ct 0onif Wsoe | Central
botelct NuboI Mebet fit ct ltertt
beuGgct Sorleb,
Ger bar finn uoielot ct begrTl''et
INITIAL Sn0bpbcIier, bd man IRA oan1t
SHE uorlufteuNe pilbe gipe la9llge
SplpSninger an Sc pirfellae Nor'
bolo i Snnmarf. Sffe eciio mli'ore
nlcote Spitcrnc taliterfe irem in'oer
2eoclie al Ncttor 9enIt | Npbel,
2auNmanN &cHicn i Stolteliino 81
SeminarielrrN Srtbmaim Hppsl
% bespuAic itrag meo at albrpoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

lite Cones Sposr9nic bar inf Sler.
tai. 6oIfcafitenlnineen oen 10oe 6e.
briar er ct itraalenbe @Poerstegr
Tor Den oonlfc geiolfning. I'll DC
5plfere, Der bliper oonife Stotsbor-
gerc, oil oi iige, at ION ri al benz
pcnter Sopalitet operior Den poa
Observation-Disclosures @rllno trlr-
ne N'glsrelIe, iaaIeoes fan DC pente
at blipc bebonolebe mco 0nnlt Stunt
niellgbeo % 5rliinb. Icrom er ollie
Vnrtler cnide."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Gntcntc Sruppcrnc / TlcnsGuro.

GIcn2bora 16oe 6cb. Wtcocna
Observation-Disclosures isqcr at fonunc
til alurbc0 oucr Cpbapamuuocuc I'll
Tlulbntorigu pon "6Ien9burgcr
0pi" oQ mcucr at bopc imoet ct
Spor, Ser Iorcr til iuIo Cpfloring,
bar sc millturc OtfupotiononmuOiA
hcocr t~rliiet nocrliQcre Sornnitolt
uruacr Tor at iifrc Gocns % Sroc
ncua CprctholocIic. Ger pil luuIe
oc@ bliuc tilfoIot miIitGre Goritcrt
unlcr. ) Morgcn ucntc9 en- @atal.
ion irauitc Ghaoicura hcrtll ira
MlQ@lan0cnc, DC oil bIiur inotunrtt
rcoc pnn QuborR AoaIerncn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Spnocriuoif Notwithstanding.

Noocr2Icp l5oc Sch. &lnor al.
holot ionocripoif 9lrbeiocriorcningo
NopeSbcipreIie Ytsoe / Gin9lep. Set
bcilutteoce, at Toreniugcn iorelebig
ifal holoe ia uocnior Earticrne og /
hucrt Sab life tnnle, al DC tuife Or
bciocrlarcrc opfniler ii9 til Heprp
|icntuutcr ior oeu nor0ile@olgitc
Smaofoaritmo. Ger pcotogc5 en-
llOtoIcIic, iom ifuI pirfc ben Ill en-
bc0rc JoriuniuQ utco 2cunctsmi0lcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

Stopper Wtel ligtes mlcb Ell balp Che.
lfc Cream OF Tartar og Ell bolu 1bc-
ife Salt % bette rereS /. gtaar olt
er orbeloet goot ionmeii, ~fjepIes oct
no laa oct er "A Sonnlc tptt % Der
pda ltIpres oct op / Strimler Tom er
4 Sommer loit8e % Ell Sonmle bre-
De. Naa Soppen al Strimlernc
lmerer man ierit pispet 9Gg og brps-
Ter ioo baffeoe Heoocfierner oper %
'teger Dem laa / Ell beo @agcropn /
II Mlnlltcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

Tlcn2borg t5oe 6cb. 9Soa &ol.
men lige opcrior @orgeriorcniugen
% pua N~orrcgn0c life lanat ira Nor
report par ser imorGca ira 0nnlf St-
Oc rclit 10 itorc StpnQcr mco Stllte,
huoruuu itob: a AIlonlcttr (bell
holo2pia Is Nilonlctcrl ira @rTrIcn,
hui2 Tlcuabora iorblipcr tult". Ser
citrr cltcrebc9 ,<liititarno0, Ir. SoD.
molula llotuielic / Tleu@borI IN.
raao Sen 7oc ltoucmbcr 1918: "&pl9
&ucn ifiuc@ ira lit 0plonO, Noro-
ilcauiQ, nil Sen liQnc Ell lcuen0c %
lipaiucnoc Wrpno, ser mao tsrrc
ms, ioroi ocua Milocr taQc2 ira oen,
ct blonitrcuoc (rr. ser mao pi@nc,
ioroi octa Rpoocr flores opcr".
NcQQc StiItcuc iu0tholot iaolcoe9
life auoct cn0 ell &lcuO@QIcrnInI,
tilnlco Ell IrcmtrUoeuo1 Cutters 10
tolclicr. ,>tfc ocito mulorr bIcu BEG.
Qc Stuugcrnc Ml. - uUltc0e
a. no9lc "Heohucr ol mlQc Wtennc.
ter, ser foitcoe StuuQcrut ~ Still
tcuc / Nuunen % Nieacitrommcn.
Golitict ajoroc lite noacn iunocrIlB
MoDituuo % iorholot lil uuuulIJ
uQQ Nolmeu pu@lIut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Gn Suifer, Der lGitc tine HamosmTnb
Sertcu.

ct Vor DANTE &rlgere bar ueo ell
Seiltoqclic fonmct ino / ben tp'tc
Noracrioreniug / 0aberslcp paa Nj
itcmninaanItcucr llnocr oereS no
turligpis mcAct tortuarigc Gpbolo
her blcp DC lmr0lertio %ione Ill Ell
meaet pltolih men nleget ~bete9nenoe
Gpiiooc, iortUQer "Hibe Stilt@t."
Gr SaIer net blep iagt, at ban
bar mofaI0t ina }3erlin - Aop IN
iternc al @rouu,tn - etter Noocr.
Nu huuoc ban / olrepis paa @rrno-
lag al oc tpitt BLADES llotalellcr
fooct oen NpiottHie, at SooerSleo
bar ell ficrnctuit IN, og Ina fom ban
III iii &obcralcp ~ lad ell IN ilH-
item iuloitUnolN oTtfct AZ oan|tc
Stag. San tor'too berfcr ogIan, at
Reiultatct moatrl blipc ct opcrpTI.
ocnoe oarit GlcrtaI. Men nanr man
hauoc leict ioa ittrft ira tp't Sloe,
Iom Hclultoict M ltopilte, lad llaat-
re ban iigc. at l},oerla9et bar pel'or'
tieni,
Slip Gale CT iieloen at bore IRA
tuif She. N}cu Set par 10 oglna III
ocnior IRE &Ulgc % life beregnci
Tor oonitc grtu iua liot Tom Ell
Hutfc onorc acknowledgement, Ion1
Salcreu oiIeucrcoc til line Sanoa.
uinuN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Hpiin Eic.

, anppcr itelleoe Holiner oompeS
opcr fogenbe &allb og itiGres Ger.
poa op | inlaa Stpftcr. DC blollDc$
meo Saften % oct rcpne SfaI al Ell
Gltron ell Sop folot @onb, Il Sop
Suffer % ct pispet 9Gg. eu Sic
Salerfen bpffe$ mco oo0 Sic Grlii,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
&irainia Nrifnsic.

Gil bennc fan man elltcll BRUCE
Gforn (SquirrcD cler SONS. San
/ hotfebc 500 op / Ell 8rpoc liant
men meo 3 anpper opifnnrne Soma-
ter (cQcr en- &anoe Somater), TO
Sfiper fco "@ucon", % eltten en- ltor
Some eIIcr 10 "Squirrcls". Sper
settle bplocs A Quarts fogenoc
%ano, % set foyer rigtig raft | 30
Mimter, ina ipttes oct bogpoa
Stcpen % Itoar og Illlaalurrer til
2ieoet er riQtig nlert. Naar oct er
mort, togeS Stin0, Scot og Sllntrcr
pTf % &ipoet iflTres op / lnlaa
Stnffer % BABES tilbagc / @rpocn
i9icn iantncn mco Ell Gnnoc Corn,
ell Sop iiue @reofrummcr, III Sop
aoot D6noieot ng Snlt ng Eebcr eftcr
Smog. Set fo1c9 ct Ear Dtilnltcr
% ierpcrc@ ino oltluurlcu paa ct
,SoN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
6oDt GarmlanO VSisconiim

s..r Veitans Ct Hfret % perlsnoe SnrmSriit opnaer oem betene no.
Observation-Disclosures, aoTiliac Snoiper. 8uot Sano til lapcnc Vris
Ter % paa lcttc Vilfaar. SfanSinaptSf Excitement, atrfer 90 Sfolsr.
Ri 6 :, mars II at ise Fem nsdsas HbraIs gitssro % eetatert
SANBORN & COMPANY, Dept. n, Eagle River, Wisconsin.
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The kndrade
Continued From Page One)

aid SO much per head. The second
.urpose oil the bureau will be TO IN
restigate the conditions OF the la
orers in The various places to which
hev have Lcen taken for work, t
-ce that they are not defrauded OF
heir earnings and are living in
&althy surroundings.
According to The information reach
ng the executives of the various
western states, from which most of
he labor is being taken at the pre-
emit time, the men are promised a
lost untold riches by the labor agents
! they will sign thc contracts and go
70 the valous places to work. They
re told that their fare and living
Aill be Supplied by the companies
and that IN a Jew short months they
can return home at the company's
expense with bank rolls which will
enable them to buy good farm am
live in ea>. for the rest of their lives
When the, reach the place of work.
however, they find that the wagcr
ne not What had been promised
hem. Then they find that the rail
road fare which had been advanced
fy The company is deducted from
their Wages; houses which had been
PROMISED them for themselves and
antilles fee ale charged to them at
'.igh rates of rental; big hospital
sues are deducted from their wages,
and they are compelled to buy their
provisions from company commits
; aries at eXhorbitant prices.
The result is that when the people
reach Nogales or the other border
uorts, they do not have sufficient
to return home, and the state
{. government is forced to supply hem
with transportation and means OF
living until the home is reached.
In speaking of these things to an
''Oasis" reporter last night, Mr..
Bernal said, "of course we realize
that some of this trouble comes
from agitators and disturbers, who
have attempted to take advantage of
he companies, but such men will not
get very for with the bureau. What
we want is TO see to it that good
Mexican citizens are not dcfrauded
by INSCRIPTIONS labor contract agents
of corporations. We realize the i'm
mense benefit which will accrue to
cur peoplD frnn travelling in the
United States and getting ideas of
the American mode if living, and we
will not attempt to stop legitimate
We do, however, pro-
lose to see that Mexican citizens are
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29
URGE EXAMPLE OF
Experimentation

That friends Of irish Independence
in the American Congress could make
a more effective impression on Great
Britain by granting. Philippine indie
pend"nce than by merely expressing
sympathy with Irish aspirations is the
suggestion contained in statement is-
sued by the Philippine Press Bureau
OF Washington. ID. C..
"Twice in a period Of nine months, ;"
reads the statement. the United States
Senate went on record as being in sym
pathy with the aspira tons Of the Irish
people for government of their own
choice
Irish independence In the American
Congress to n.ake an impressive argu.
ment would he 70 grant the indppend-
ence that the l0a0O.OOO Inhabitants of
the Philippines have repeatedly de
handed Americas own representa-.
tives in rhe islands have officially re-
ported they are ready for Independence
and have recommended that such hide
pendence he granted.
I'VE submit that the granting of
Philippine independence would he like
~ To be accepted ny Great Britain as
even stronger proof Of Americas he
lief in spif-determinatiOn than the pas
sage Of the Irish resolutions because
Great RritafR'S councillors Of state
could moi then successfully make the
point that the American Congress is
asking Great Britain to do something
the United States itself has been asked
10 Do and has not done
'"fhe Filipino people have confidence
N the word Of America and hone that
now that the Senate has reiterated it's
sympathy with the principle OF self
determination Il will give Great BRIT.
ain and the other powers Of the world
concrete example OF consistency and
coed faith by granting Philippine in
dependence"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

protected wherever thew may b. so
ong as they are law abiding. And
we do not propose to sea them taken
rom our country and worked under
tonditions worse than the slavery of
Dconage which once flourishcd in our
COUNTRY
In the prosecution of the work pro-
POSED by the bureau, the Mexican
tonsulatGe in The sections where the
iaborers are beng used will be used
to investigate the working conditions
of the people, and to extend them aid
when nee assary Representatives of
the bureau will also make trips of
inspection throughout the various
districts.
The term applied to the contract
laborers by the Mexicans is
'enganchos," coming from the wrb
'enganchar" meaning to ensnare or;
ook, and This in itself gives a fair
" good idea of the Mexican copcep-
ion of ti;s form of contract labor.
A representative of "The Oasis"
Interviewed an official of the U. S.
Immigration service last evening, re-
garding the Treatment of Mexican
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

Hon. Sergio Osmena, noted Filipino
leader, who stated he would prefer
to be humbIest citizen under indie
pendence than leader under another
country.
means thai all political parties In the
Philippines are united for independ
rnce
The luncheon was given for members
IF both houses of the Philippine legis
lature by former Senator tiabaldOn, re-
Gently chosen resident commissioner al
Washington
SergiU OSmena, speaker of the Phil
ippiHe house of representatives and
head of the dominant NaconaliSta par
~, WHO was recently termed the great
ST Filipino since RIAL addressing
.pnol' GH,altion, said:
eve urge upon You in your capacity
i resident commSSiO ner to the United
'ta;rs 10 tell Congress and the people
II that noble country that We who are
gathered here today would prefer t.
re the lowest and hAmbIest citizens O..
The Philippines with independence H.
our hands than the leaders that We
now are in our country under the tutt
lage of another country"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29
PREFERS INDIE
PENDENCE TO
HIGH POSITION

The Democratic party of the Philip
pines will join the NacionaliSta party,
which is now In power, in the demand
for immediate Independence of the
Philippines, Senator Teodoro Sandiko
in the Philippine senate, said in an adj
.iress at d luncheon at Manila. This
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

contract abOrefs, and was informed
Lnat there arr now only two COM
anies Which are permitted to bring
lahorers into the United States UNI
;er bond, and that both. of these
companies are living up to their con-
tracts with the laboreEs in every
.Gspect, and that the department is
@eeIng to it Chat they do Other
.ompanies which did rot give the
aborers a square deal have been re-
fused permission to bring men in
now by the department.
The two concerns which are now
importing labnrers under bond are
the Arizona Cotton Growers As
: ociation, and the Spreckles Sugar
Company. 1t appears that some
Mining and salmon canning COM
panics of Alaska have recently sent
agents into TIE Salt River Valley
and into the California beet fields
n an attempt to get the mHn to
Jump thea bonds and go to Alaska
where extremely high wages are
, romisCd them This action will be
' lgorously prosecuted by the United
States ImrnigraS zion authorities.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

Inc Andl ade to whom reference is
.ade in the foregoing was Gen.
.uilArmu And 'ade, a companion in
ms of J,.arez and Diaz during the
ar of French intervention in Mex
o, and against Macmillan after
lench troops had withdrawn; and
7 many years he was Mexican con-
al at Los Angeles. He was one of
first 10 perceive the priceless
'lue of the Imperial Valley. For
cars in lie zenith of the Diaz re-
me Andrade haunted the federal
'pital u':"ng the administration to
rant him the splendid concession.
Inmate ! hE succeeded, but death
lied before time could demonstra'k
Importance and value of the i'm
rnse ptperty he had acquired.
i.wever he realized a comfortable
tune from manipulation Of part
it. and left that to the heirs of his
st marriage and his widow of the
'ond-a beautiful young woman.
he remainder of the tract granted
der the concession he willcd to the
rls' schoci in acknowledgements
the count of Don Ricardo John
en-.
The last named gentleman, who
as at the height of his fame as a
nccessfu' mine promoter in Sonora
the years that General Andrade
as acquiring the great prorerty
scribed, becarhe his intimate friend
III adviser; AID in that connection
was coenizani of the plans and
cas- of the latter. hence he doubt
IS know whereof he wrote.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29
For Protection

Continued f-rmn rage One,
/ resident Corral want to Europe,
where Corral died year CT so be-
ere the Great War began; and Diaz
ollowsed about year after Germany
invaded Belgium.
after my inquiry of Madero, evil
emily al. used thereby, the heirs of
ndradG took hand evidently,-as
e will gave every inch of the 30O,-
90 acres of land to a girls school
Hermos'llo.
"Recen.iy it is reported that some
os Angeles people have approached
',e Sonora executive proposing
onation of the sum of $500 900 to
ound an Art Museum--as the last
i'll of the deN ased AndNade. This,
:, is clain ed is not the substance OF
he will 1t is stated that State
neputy Lopez Oegislative) has told
IS collea cues of certain phases of
',e matter; ard it is said that the
'"v,rrnment has asked authority to
/: ccept.
81 suggested to Deputy Lopez that
ask C. neral Gales his views; but
don't know what they will do in
We matter.
CIV your giving this information
the plblic press I believe my eff
@rts to save to Sonora a great and
,'uable nronerty will be crowned
it'll success"
Respectfully vntrS.
RICARDO JOHNSON.
The Decimal of the foregoing
anslation is on file in "The Oasis"
ffice, and anyone desiring to peruse
can do SC bv calling on the editor.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29
YOUNG FILIPINO WON
FRENCH WAR CROSS.

GregorIo Cables. a Filipino. recently
returned TO hi. Philippine home wear.
ing French uniform and a Croix de
Guerrp with palm. Cables in Dpcem
her. 1915, arrived in France and enlist.
ed as q private. He made an excellent
record as a soldier. At one time wher
all the Officers Of his company had
heen killed. ne took command and led
the men in Il charge He was dec
Grated for this act of bravery by the
French Government
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29
lSSls75IISIJ5G!5y5ySlIEE5T
e mr.
$ PERSONAL ITEMS y
& u
isE

s. w. Lacey spent last night in
fne city nom his Parker Canyon
anch.
Mrs. John Healy with her Two
laughter. the Misses Helen and
.Aiieen arc in the city from the
i;llo mine near Ruby.
w. Weand Of the San Rafael Val
,ey was III overnight visitor in the
city last night.
f. A. Rowland was passenger on
thC tram from the south last night,
ufning NJ from Empalme.
Bert Lcgat. of Mowry was an
Knight visitor in the city last
night.
Mr.. anil Mrs. W j. Mitchell are in
the city for a few days from the
'owry r"ining camp.
II. HI. Hopkins of Guaymas ar
lived in the city last night on the
ram from the south.
b. F.. Leonard of Cananea is
usiness visitor in the city.
Geo. e. Singleton, the contractor
who is building tl,c Mount Lemon
cad out Of Tucson is in the city
erecting ola friends.
B. S. O'Rourke is representing the
I'D Pueblo in tho city today.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

MIR. j. Gotta Robes, editor of FL
1ucsonense, a newspaper in the
Spanish language, published in Tue
son. was vi!itor at Nogales YES
terday. -7H
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT
sign board in Nogales, Sonora, located
on top of a mountain, illuminated by
electricity at night. Not person in
all the city can miss seeing it.
Moderate Fees.
Western Mexico Advertising Co.
T. o. Box 845, Nogales, Arizona.
6:2O-12t
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MICHIGAN NOT FOR HOOVER
Omitted Press Service

(UnjtCd Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-Na
!onal Committeeman Connolly OF
declared Incorrect tOda,
-tatenMnts tina, Michigan will vote
+or Hoov"r on the first ballot. f.
aid he delegation will split McAdoo
~ and Palmer
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29

JOSE F. VELASCO~
Expert English Spanish translator
Prompt work-- moderate fees.
Box 845, Nogales, Arizona.
Gale Elias Is, Nogales Sonora
500 12t
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-29
EVEN MONEY ON M'ADOO

fUnitnA Press Service)
NEW YORK. June 28-Bettinp in
nancial lIstrict favored McAdoo to-
day, at even money.
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CONFIDENCE THE
FOUNDATION OF
BANKING

That day, ages ago, when one
man decided to trust his money
into the keeping of another.
marked great. forward step in
achievement.
Today, the man who fails to
avail himself of the facilities Of
fered by the modern bank is plac-
ing upon himself the greatest pos
sible handicap in the handling of
his business affairs.
All that a thoroughly modern
banking institution can offer yau,
in Safety, Cooperation and Serv-
ice is yours If you bank with us.
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q o . o @ . Q G: q o e, q . @ . G.
N FOR SALE =
o o O O. g o . o @ . . o q % q e,
FOR SAl.E-i5mal1 safe, show case
and jewelry stock. Inquire 335
Morley Aveaue. 6:25-6t pd
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Mr.. RoL.rt w. Vail, receiver for
he Arizona Mexico Land Company,
1t Caborca, in the Altar district OF
Sonora, is visitor at Nogales, hav-
ng come yesterday morning. Mr..
Yail reports short crop of wheat in
re Caborca Valley, which is usual
w a gIca' producer. This season
asst got into the growing plants and
amaged them greatly.
Yesterday Mr.. William Gates OF
san Rafael, departed for Ash Fork
:, visit his sister Mrs. Earl Pitts
,nee BESSIE Gates). He expects to
aitness the Prescott Frontier Days
.lcl,atioa and return home about
me 9Th prox.
Sunday. in Nogales, Sonora, Mr..
.ulian Garcia and Miss Julia Scr
rano were united in Holy matrimony.
Bob L., rece wed a telegram from
',Irs. Lee Saturday informing him
.hat on that day tic baby had walk
ID ten sters and had tooth:
T. F.. Headv of Canauca is a busl-
,css visitor in the city.
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.'OR SALE--Modern 5-ruom house,
good location; large lot; terms.
Also. piano. Phone 295. N. M.
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:iajority III each. And lastly there
{ anne wore that Bryan had told
i;iends that wlilG he favOrs Owen,
. McAdoo is not unacceptable.
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Isaac TLeye If Phoerix IS a bust
ass visitor in the city and is max
'1g thr Bowman Hotel his home
lie in the city.
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y WANTED 3
. o o o o o o o @ . o o o o o @
BOARD Persian Cat
and three Kittens during July and
middle o. August Call Phone No.
146-N-M. 6'27-3t pd
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Yesterday Nugaes was visited by
II. George W. Parker of thu San
.afael Valley, who is hustling about
county in his canvass for the
mocrat:. nomination for sheriff.
Yesterday ii ere arrived from Los
ngeles, :eturnlng home to Hermo-
llo, Mr.. Enrique C. Ybaara, man.
.er of the Banco Agricola, in the
,pital lily OF Sonora.
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$. W. Lacey spent last night in
fne city nom his Parker Canyon
anch.
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