davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-01-23
SNOW AND SLEET MAKE
CENSUS TAKING TEDIOUS
Officials Fear Washington Data
Cannot Be Completed by To-
morrow Night.

Hope that the fourteenth decennial
census in the District of Columbia
may be completed by tomorrow night
was practically abandoned today.
With heavy coating of snow and
sleet covering the ground. rendering
sidewalks slippery and conditions
R1'nerally unsatisfactory. census Off
cia la did not believe enumerators
could make the speed necessary to
complete the count by the end of the
week.
The schedule, as announced yester-
day, calls for the turning in of forty
com. .oleted portfolios a day including
tomorrow, but this schedule will prob
ably Tag on account of weather con-
ditions. The few census districts not
yet completed were covered by emu
meratous yesterday, but the number
of portfolios turned in did not come
up to expectations.
The earliest mention of shoes is in
an ESyEf.Ian papyruS, written ABOUT
Evening star., 1920-01-23

nual convention here. and that the
marine engineers will meet here again
next year and locate their national
headquarters in this city.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Mr.. [. W. Newcomb
Through with Hospitals

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-In letter sent to
DR.. ]. F. True & CO., Mr. L. w. Newcomb of
l39 Cambridge street, writes: 81 am writing to
let you know how am getting along / have
taken two large size bottles of your DIR. True's
before using. will continue taking it for
10 not have the pain that | had before. and my
wife and every one l know tells me l am
erom under my eyes. No more hospitals for
me"
DIR. True's Elixir, the Family Laxative and
Norm kxpeller, has benefited thousands upon
thousands of sufferers from constipation. ner-
business poor appetite Indigestion, insomnia
md worms Over 6S years a favorite because
I Is pleasant to take, works just right-no
harmful drugs. Don't be without it.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Goats

Coats Of Luxurious Materials in wrappy models
with deep collars of beautiful furs or of self
materials, novel shaped belts and pockets to
add to their desirability. Other coats in more
conservative styles with deep warm collars,
belts and novelty pockets. Materials include
fYalama cloth, Duvet de iaine, Veosuede Vel
angora, Silvertip Bolivia, Plaid Back Coatings
and heavy Mixtures
Prices Range from $16.5O to $4,000
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Suits

Suits, Including the Seasons Snartest Styles. The
refined tailored suit for the practical woman
and the more dressy suits generously trimmed
with either fur, embroidery or both. Materials
of Yalama cloth, .Silvertip Velour Serge, Trio
otine and Suedgow,
Prices Range from $500 to S9S.O0
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Skirts

kirts of Unusual Smartness, revealing fashions
most exquisite conceits. Chic youthful models
in beautiful plaids, knife plated accordion
plated box plated, or simple gathered models
Serges, tricotines and wool poplins are devel-
oped in dressier skirts,
Prices Range from $500 to S25. 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03

mlyseit with excellent results. There are
thousan Of delicate, nervous r1n' doss1. NJ
.1iss ,i1is wh9 need just such preparation as
tnis pat do not know what to take. There.
iore 1 have urgently suggested the WIDE
spread publication OF the sworn statement
OF the composition of its formula 80 mas
me public may know what they arc taxing
nus complete formula is now 10 be found
IN newspapers throughout the country II
- composed principally of organic iron ir
the form of iron peptonate OF special spe
enc standard and glycerophsophaics which is
enc OF the most costly tome ingredients
known. To the credit of the maiufactur-
ers It may. be said that 1hey use the mos.
expensive form of iron peptonate whereas
by employing other makes they could have.
put the same quantity Of actual iron in the
tablets at less than one-fourth the cost and
by using metallic iron they could have re-
duced the cost to less than one.twefth, but
by thus cheapening the product they would
undoubtedly have impaired its therapeuuc
efficacy: In my opinion . careful evamina-
ton of this formula BY any physician or
/ fharmaeist should convince him tina; Nas-
ated Iron is to be placed amorg the very
highest class and most strictly ethical prep
arations known to medical science. t *
GELS anything have ever used foT bed Ting
up the system and Increasing the red hood
corpuscles thereby euriching and 1ortif iinQ
the blood against the sayaGea ot disesss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
MASONIC MEETING.

There will be regular communi
cation OF Chickasha Lodge No 81 A
i. g. A. NJ, Thursday, November 4th
1920 at Z o'clock p. M, sharp.
The regular order of business wi,
be disposed of as soon as possible
and at 8 o'clock will be held an
open patriotic" meeting, to which
all masons, their families and friends
are most cordially invited.
Past Grand Master. Joseph W.
Morris of Snyder and Reverend
Brice e. Newton of Stroud will be
present.
A programme of patriotic speaking
and musical selections will be the
order of the evening
This event being the anniversary
of the Masonic birth of the Patriot
George Washington, the Father OF
our Country who was initiated IN
Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4, A. F.
& A. NJ, Frederickburg, Va, Novem
Der 4th, 1852.
2-3t. Arthur Mead Master.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
HOUSING OF WOMEN is
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION

"A farreachng program of housing
for women, including students and
! business and professional women. as
well as the minimum wage girl, is
being launched this fall by the Y. "
c. A., as a follow-up of the resolution
on Housing passed at the National
Convention in Cleveland last spring.
Miss Blanche Geary, the head OF
building activities, has just com.
pleted tour of the Western states
where she has helped in the organi
zation, in several communities, OF
committees of social agencies who
are pledged to make an immediate
survey Of housing conditions amony
employed women and then to pro.
ject program of renting or build
ing to cover the need existing. Com
mittees are already working in San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Fresno Sac.
ramento, Seattle and Chicago. Fifty.
five Associations are at present max
ing surveys preliminary to buildln;
and sixty are building residences,
apartments or hotels. The various
buildings include hotels for travel
lers, residence sfor. students where
colleges do not furnish sufficient dor.
mitory space, cooperative apart
ments for business women, resi-
dences for girls on low wages, homes
for colored girls In all the building
activity of the Association emphasis
is being laid on simple, inextrava.
giant building, tasteful but inexpen
sve furnishings and reasonable
producing investments There
are 1888 Y. w. c. AS in the United
States, most of which will have
taken up the housing problem in
their community before next spring
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
SIOUX ON WARPATH
10 Eight DISEASE


Times have certainly changed. i
wasn't SO many years ago that wher
crowd of Sioux Indians got to-
gether on an afternoon there was
usually a considerable amount Of bat
tie, murder and sudden death in
the air. According to the story
books, the proceedings usually op.
ened with firewater and closed with
an entertainment in which a paleiace
tied to a stake was the chief per-
former.
But nowadays things are different.
When the Sioux Indians in Minnesota
get together it is to listen to public
health lectures delivered in their own
language, and frequently by members
of their own tribe. There is a great
deal of tuberculosis among these In
dians, and the American Red Cross
is endeavoring by means of these
lectures to educate them in preven-
tive measures against this disease
One old chief Two Hawks, is an
eloquent lecturer for the Red Cross
And certain squaw, who had never
before appeared in public, prefaced
her remarks with the statement that /
if her audience we're not composed !
OF ladies and gentlemen she would (
MT talk to them.
A hundred years ago it would have .
been brave paleface who would
have delivered lecture to an au-
dience of Sioux. Some such lectures
were delivered but, as everyone I
knows, they were usually in the ma
ture of deathbed remarks. Today,
however, the Indians look upon these
things differently, and they are ea-
ger to learn all the good that the
Red Cross can teach them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
~. w." TRAINING SCHOOL
OPENED IN SOUTH ASIA

A training school for Y. W. C. A.
secretaries, the .lrst thing of its
kind in the country. was opened in
India. November ilst, directed by a
secretary from the u. S. Eight
young Indian women. tha same nun
Der as started III the first class of
the Association Training School in
the United States in 1904. are in
the first class, studying adminstrA-
ton of Association activities. club
work with girls and organization of
girl STUDENTS. There are forty-seven
Y. W. G. A. workers in India at pres
ent and one hundred and sixty-one
centers of work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
sERvIcEABLE TO PAPA

A Red Cross nurse in Southern
town has found the latest novelty in
names for babies. She was weighing
a little black youngster.
What do you call your baby?"
she asked the grinning young moth
er.
"Wethah-Stripps," replied the par
ent.
"Weather-Strips, exclaimed the
nurse. Whats the idea, Mandy"
I'VE done named her Wethah
Strips cause she kept her papa outa
de draft "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
Red Cross Prepares for Disasters

A complete digest OF all the dis
aster preparedness plans adopted by
Red Cross divisions throughout the
country has been issued at National
Headquarters OF the American Red
Cross at Washington. The summary
Of preparedness measures which have
proved effective has been made for
the use and guidance Of Red Cross
chapters in making further plans to
combat misery incident to disasters
which may befall their communities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
SOME FEAT

The Red Cross doctor was exam
ming doughboy who had been bad
ly wounded in both hands.
The boy surveyed his injured mem
bers ruefully.
do you think I'll be able to play
the piano when | get well? he
asked.
Certainly you'll be able to play
the piano" said the doctor empha-
tically.
That's funny" replied the sol
dier, 81 never could play one be-
fore"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
rs Ns5r0ted lgOm !?
Ilng-sayo Puhiio Ought 10 Know Whos ybe,,
5r, -.Flaclical Advice on What To Do 10
4 ~ CIR strength, Power and Endurance and
kncfsG5c tie Rcd Blood CorpuScles.

MI. yaiod Iron is today be-
ctes ,Arce million people an
tat SO macy nnysicians ere pre-
tA = ionic, strength ald blood
nervous, rundown condi-
an investigation of its
es 4;ed physicians and others
errs saaald be Of great importance
gtAerally. Among these is the
ilaae by Dr. James Francis Sui
HeI,y physician Of Bellevue Hos
tl'd0or Deptl, New York, and
.tsf County Hospital, who says;
ei- pali,nt after another hegan ask
upinicn Of Nuxated Iron, / resolved
sl3fouehly into the subject and find
nyseu whether or not it possessed
~ alue claimed by It's manufacturers
q d eltsd TO hy 50 many prominent peo-
ais 10 cyactly what ] believe every
+ 3, conscientious physician should do
lA. ,g4Nrrhing or lending his endorse
ri 10 fany pr et whatsoever. If an ar
o. i5 w9Ith., Ve practitioners ought to
lis drst 10 inaw OF il and il il is eff
ll.3 gfs are ia duty bound to recommend
~. ia- yeiiare Of our patients. a study
h, ee'apos u Of the Nuxated Iron
'mpf 5scd me with the therapeu-
a fe product that ] immc-
ia a humber Of obstinate
did increase the strength.
lc@ OF the patients to whom
,l'at / became firmly con.
able valne as tome
i1Fe oineG Eaken It
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03

There are various grades OF opti
mism-the active optimists are nov
being called ''peptnists." = Bostor
Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03

lestores vitality and energy by purifying and e.
tichlne the blood You can soon feeli its Strenet
nina Invaoratins Etece Price 61c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
CON FUERA ARROuADORAPASA SOBRE
ACIERA De VE|NTE NIL DOLARES La
C0ECTADED|NERO PARALAS VCT|hAS

En- dis ono este, las cfraS ticnen mayor elocucnua que La pa
Iabras La colecta de la Prensa2 Ell favor de las yctImas q ls
temblores dc Vcracruz : Tucbla, sobrepaSd aver de la crec1da suma
tie TEINTE MIL pOLAIES. 1aarcando 81 paso con II ruer1a
las cartas con donatiyos sigucn llcgandonos tai como 81 aver nuoie-
ramos alberto la suscripc0n, V cl cntusiaSno lie los que al gene
rosamente han avudado a reunir fondos para los hermanos a
MEXICO eS igualmcnte cxaltado al final de Ia tercera Semana de
sus- :ipci6n. que al iniciarse tsta. s
VEINTE MIL DOIARES.... una fortuna. una cahudad de lN
fnnas dimensiones 81 Sc toma en- cuenta que para reunlrla ie me-
hester Ia avuda dc millares V minarcs de mexicanos. Ell estuerzo dei
la dGbil cooperation de los ninos que tamben Sc saben signiihcar
cuando Sc trata dc remediar una neceidad urgente de los coHterra-t
ncos que sutTen. ?. =
Una satisfaction muy grande SC apodcra de nosotros al II hef
rondo tras dc crandfs csfucrZos a II realization de lc que nu@I
tro sucHo on I'm principio: rcunir una cantidad que 1lenara el de1
HE obicto de auxiliar a las rctimas del horrendo cataclsmo q e 'ef
racruz Y dc lamar Ia atenci6n de los mexicanos que wien e nues-
Terra hacia 6stos otros mexicanos, haca los humlldes contrl-
huvontcs de Ducstra suscripci5n. hacia IL legion trabaJadora 7 pat1oH
IN M On esta. como en- otras ocasiOncS ha reTelado tan hermosoS
scntimicntos ' ha dado n SObcrano cenpo de soldar1dad y de paI
tjotismo a ouienes apcnas terIan noclon de eSta nmansa coionis
neyicana. abnegada Y patricia, amante como nluguna dc u "a
.dicopcs. de clorias nacionales. de su terra lejana y quer1da.
Alto cilnDlO de ciyiSmo cS este que han daro quenes haNaa hora
han ayudado a haccr subir Ia suscripc6n de La Prensa' a FElNTE
MI, DOLARES. Cala uno de los que enyiaron donatlvos, es acree
dor on jcuaI parta-aue en- cStas demonstrations dc patrotsmo no
Sc nide el auxlio pr Ia cantidad lie loncdas envladas, I'M por
Ia suna de bucna vofuntad dcsplcgada-al agradecimiento de la pa
tra Cada uo de los contribuycntcs pucde conslderar refrendaho III
tituIo de mcxcano patricia. de hio arlante dc IN terra quo 10 'o
naccr.
Sc GucIaran alcln0S sin Obtener e>c SluTloso t1uio q ia lalli'
agradcida? Tencmos la seguridad dc que no. La subscription durala
alberta Dor cl tempo Iazonabe para cue todos mandeh u cohtrl-
bucioncs Y abigamos la pcna confianza de que TODoS MhAl
CANOS aprovecbaran Ia oportunidad que sc les preseh'a para ha"f
presentc su carino ' su devotion a 81 pals.
He aqui la lista dc los que han cumplido va col 81 deber:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
NO PUEDE IR "a A
MEXICO NINGUNO DE
LOS QUE D~ECLARAR0h
Ell Consul en- Brownsville
canceio los permisos a Da-
rias personals de esq lugar

Ts,scrcur Esusc'Gl pare Ii PRENSI.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Enero 50.
A variaS p~rcminenCeS personals de-
esta ciudad. entire elias e Sheriff de!
Condado de Cameron. Nj. NanE dos
de SIS ayudaHtes. - les ha canoe
lado e. 0ermiSO cue teHlan para II
al laGO mezIcano. Fl v~ice-conSul del
gobierno de Mexico en- Brownsville,
r. G.. Dominique. hjzo la cancellation
respective. obVaE&o. segun propla de-
ciaraci6n, por iHStrUCc,OpeS que le
tuerca JraSm.ridaS dc Ia ClEGad de
Mexico.
Como las personals q qulenes sc les
Ia prohlbiGo y en- 10 successive 4 te-
rritorio uexicano son. preciSamente,
las que Leclararon ante el sub conf
e del Senado. duraaJe las ~audienciaS
tie este en- San Antonio. sc corSidera
que Ia revocation de las licencias ODE
Sece 4 IN MEDIA de repreSalIa del
yobieruo de Mexico, : que dIchas per-
soraS, e1yre los Que se cuentan al
gunos fUncionarioS, han Quedado IN
cluidas en- las que de5en sufr:r. por
haber declarado ante q sub cOmICe
Fall, el casr!Go &c no permitlrSe.eS
que piser terra m~eXlcana. aunque
tengaD receSidad de IT 4 ella para e.
arregIO de algun asun-o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
REGRESARAN HOY Los
DOS AViADORES QUE
CAYERON EN- MEXICO
Ell gobierno de Carranza
coaUino en- permitir su
regreso a Esfndos Unidos

Tcl.qrdmG Especial rcra It PEENSi.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. cnero
Solos dos aviadores miiitares a.
mericancs que descendieron en- terri
torio de Tamaulipas el microbes =
que Sc e~ncuentran alojadcs en- IN no.
rel de Ciudad Guerrero, pO5laci6n
Situada frento 4 Zapata. regreSaran
a territorio americana en- 81 propio
aeroplano. 4 clio ha ~convenido 81
gobierno de Caranza, segUn 10 Gevla-
70 81 consul de los EstadCs CnidOs
en- Matamcroso. Gilbert Wilson. quier
Sc cncargo de llerar q cabo los ARE
giles para ell regCeso de los arIado-
res.
In autom6vil. conduciendo una
fuerto cantidad de provision dc "a
soljna. saldra de Zapata, Texas, Da-
n CiUdad Guerrero. De csc lUEar.
el autem6vil seguira hasta cl siJio
dorde e a~eroplano De los aviadorcs
quedo abandoradc, Y una vez provisto
de Ia gasolina su~ficiente, les IE!ado-
res r~egresaran q JerritoriO americana
en- 81 misno aparato con 81 que fue-
ron a caer CT territorlo de Mexico
I treinta millas de Ia GDnter@.
Sc eSpera que manana anteS del
medicdia estardn en- Zapata los ayia-
dores. que 10 sen los tenieUtes I. F.
avis : G.. f. Grimes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Sc VA DESCORRIENDO e. VELO De
Ia MISTERIOSA MUERTE DE- MRS.
PARKER CUYO CADAVER FOE
HALLAD0 EN- e. RIODES.A ANTONIO
Crow, el chauffeur aprehendido en- Houston conflesa que Ia
sonora murio en- 81 automovil que e alquiIo
para pasear con ella

empez0 a scntirse enfcrma. Scgui-
mos caminandC algun tempo: pero
viendo Que mi compaHera sesuia ca
da veg ucor, deciGi dejar cl paseo '
cmprendimos el rpgreso. Llegamos
4 Ia Gale dc Laurel : All. frentc al
arrovo De San Pedro, hicimos altg.
Empece q humedecerle Ii cara. ere
yendo que este podria aliviarla, GUAM
do Mrs. Parker tuvo n r~epentina
sacudida. Al cabo de unos cuantos
minutes. mientras eStabamos los dos
sentados en- ell caro-. pude darme
cuenta de que ella habia muerto.'
NO sabicndo que hacer decidi en-
trar a la ciudad Y eche a andar 81
automovil. entrando por la Gale
de Laredo. Atravese Ia ciudad dirl-
giGndome por Ia Gale de So. Flores
Y yendo a parar mas ALA de los ARA
bales. ccrca de la antigua taberna
white Horse. No hallando que ha-
Ger emDrendi nuevamente el regreso
Dor las GALES de So. Flores Fua
o~ntorces cuando concehi la idea de
arrojar ell cadaver al rio. Ne inter
ne por la Gale de Mitchell dirigien-
dome al puente. Va Ell el puente
despoie q la muerta de L alhajas
Y por fiji Ia arroje Al rio
Crow agrego, que, yendo 2 entire
rar Ell Coche a sus duenos, cerca de
las nueve de Ia noche, Sc encontro
en- el asiento delantero del automovll,
en- ell sitio que Mrs. Parker habia
ocupado, una cajita redonda de me-
tai. ~Pens5 que seria de ella Y la
recogi sin saher 10 Que ~contenia."
La cajita contenia IN polvillo blan-
co semejante a sal ordiaaria. Esta
fue encontrada entuna petaca dc
Crow al verificar TN cateo en- su do
micilio. La substantial cue la cajita
contiene es cianuro de potasio.
Mr.. Bryan Nuermann, encargado
de las investigaciones en- la oficina
del abogado del Distrito. declare a.
yer, que la causa de Grow debera ser
ilsvada inmeditamente ante el gran
jurado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
C0MENTO CABRERA Ell RE
CIENTE OECRETO DE CA
RRANZA ACERCA DE
Ia QUESTION
PETROLERA
rr,ra-a-,= zsDs-,:, pare II PEENsl.

Ts'rgrr-r- Es2s-t-' -ry= II PRENSi.
CICDAD De MEXICO. enero %.
En- una ~entreviSta especial cue
coEcedI0 hoy 81 Secretario de Ha.
cienda Luis Cabrera. comento eli re-
ciente decreto eXDedido por Carran-
x, acerca de Ia question del petr6-
leo, Y manifesto ole este asunto for
el punto mayor y principal de Ia
controversial Que eXiSte entire MeXi-
&C Y los Estados Unidos, pero que
e. prIElerO de los paiSes c:tados in
sistlra. ! pesar de clio. en- 81 prin-
ciDic de Il possession nacional de los
derechos del subsUelo. Y CUE en- ca
so de que los p~etroleros acepUen tai
principle. podran. en- collaboration
con el gobierno de Carranza, discu-
tiU ST. APPLICATION en- relacion con los
derecnos Va a~dquiridos.
In segUi6a agrego Cabrera 10 ST.
g%uiente: "EstamoS ~Gispuestos = a
lamar las GIficuitadcs rue So prcSen-
ten Y = r~ecCrrer Ia mitaj De IL dis
-arcil cue nos Separa de los petro-
leroS, ahora. de una rlanera franco,
zero eStoS deber moscrarse deseosos,
= xu vez, de faci!itar dicho arreglo.
Per parte de las ccmDanias petro-
Ie-as So Ia puesto &c manifesto una
marcada 1enGencia = haCer de caGa
Qaeja Que tienen. IN motive &c re
c~laalacion international. acudiendo
para clio al Departments de EScado
americana y apremiandCto para que
haga representations diplomatlcas,
siead1 asi que 81 lutheran enprendI-
do geStioneS GireC5as con cl gOoleTno
de Carranza las dificultades que han
dado lugar q elias sc habri2n resue-
10 faciln.ente, = Sc habr.a e"itado e.
crear situacioneS que han lleEado 4
ser criticas, en- o~casioneS. entire los
dos PASSES.
Sin embargo. no Creo cue hSya-
mos 6elacstrado oposicion Z Il con-
ciliasicn cue daria ror resultado cal
mar las iras dc los ~petroleroS y IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
ia vida cara.

Fl cosso dc "a Id. a.-s sa 1oda IA
Rapublica, % es acsso Dsas que en-
otras parties. en- Tampico. precIsa-
mente porque aQui hay mayosos opor-
,turidedcS de empleo, de uegocio, ecc:
precisamente porqGe =. ausc en- que
81 puerto Sc encue0cra, 10 hace ,ugar
Geseablc para toGos, : IA comPeccc-
sia en- todoS los ramos eS cada dja mas
!rteuSa Y mas fccuHda.
Con g, sueldo normal &c los o5re-
,~os dc otroS iugares. los obreros de
rampjco 70 podrian II aUn pagan Ia
1-e1-a &c sls ~habitacioneS. caras CO.
mo en- pccos lugares.
En- cua0;o q la aumentacion Y ei
vcz.;r. su cos-o M crecido tam6!sn
rota5lemeR5c: asi g que. nj atn con
los altos salaries : sueldos que Sc pa
ga5au anteriormentc n Tampico. Is
possible yiyir ahcra. euardo TODD Va
>ubie2do Ell prccio en- una proportion
verdadevaHacEte aterradors.
En- visa De clio, los obreroS no han
pedido solo W aumcn-o de sleldo. s.
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