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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-09
County
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE CAP
ITAL TRANSIT AND REPAIR COM
PANS, A CORPORATION, TO IN
CREASE IT'S CAPITAL, STOCK

NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE CAP
PANS, A CORPORATION, TO IN
CREASE IT'S CAPITAL STOCK.
Notice is hereby given, That, pur-
suant 10 a vote at the regular meeting
of the Capital Transit and Repair Com
pany. a corporation. a meeting is here
by called for the End day of February.
A. ID. 1920. at the hour of 7:3n O'Clock
p. M, at the office of the Capital Tran
sit ana Repair Company, a corporation,
at 316 Main street. for the purpose of
increasing the capital stock from the
sum of s1600000 to $25, 100000.
The object of the said meeting is to
vote on an increase of stock from Six
teen Thousand Dollars to Twenty five
Thousand Dollars The said Capital
Transit and Repair Company is a cor
poration doing business in the city of
Olympia. Washington, and regularly
the laws of the State of Washington.
Its central place of business is at the
city of Olympia, Thurston county,
Washington, and its address is ais
Main street, Olympia, Washington.
All stockholders are hereby notified
and requested to be and appear at the
said meeting to consider the said in
crease of the capital stock
witness our hands and seals, this
3rd day of December, A. d 1919.
HENRY Fl SCHULTZ,
OTTO A. SCHULTZ,
F.. j. NELL
HARRY l.. PARR,
Trustees
Published December 3, IL, 10 and 26,
1920.
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BUREAU UNABLE TO
READ MANY LETTERS
COMMUNICATIONS ON WAR RISK
INSURANCE FREQUENTLY
ILLEGIBLE.
(FrOm Bureau of War Risk
insurance.

The Bureau of War Risk Insurance
at Washington received and answered
four million letters during the first
six months of this year, and the
stream of mail is unceasing. A great
deal of trouble is occasioned by fail
ure OF correspondents to write leg
IDLY, to give their names and ad-
dresses, to furnish all the informa-
ton required for speedy and accurate
attention to their cases.
Every conceivable form of hand
writing reaches the Bureau, and
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County Has $137,774 Cash.

The yearly report of w. C. Salter
Thurston county treasurer. shows a
balance of $137,774.24 on hand jan
uary i, 1920. Balance on hand De-
|cember / was $197,92479, collec-
ton amounted to $16,986.55, max
ing a total of $214,91134. Dis
bursements for December totaled
I$77,137.1O.
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relief. 5. EDELSTElN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address and postoffice addI ass: 62S
Fernweli Bldg. Spokane, Spokane
County, Washington.
Published January ?. ., IS, 23, 80. and
February and 10, 1920.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE CAP
I INV TRANSIT c6 ANR RsPAlH co N
CHANGE THE NAME OF THE COR
PORATfO.J.
Notice is hereby given Thai, pursuant
Capital Transit and Repair Company,
called foT the End day Of F. February.
p. m, at the office of the Capital Tran
sit and Repair Company. a corporation.
at 3l5 Main street, for the purpose of
sit and Repair Company a corporation.
to Capital Motors Corporation. cor
poration.
change the name from Capital Transit
and Repair Company corporation, to
Capital Motors Corporation. corpora
pair Company is corporation doing
business in the city of Olympia. WASH
ington. and regularly Incorporated
State of Washington. Its central place
of business is at tho city of Olympia,
Thurston county. Washington. and Its
address is S15 Main street, Olympia,
Washington.
All stockholders are hereby notified
and requested to be and appear at the
said meeting to consider the said
change of name of the corporation
from Capital Transit and Repair Com
pany a corporation. to Capital Motors
Corporation corporation
Witness our hands and seals, this
Bird day of December. A. d 1919
HENRY II SCHULTZ,
OTTO A. SCHULTZ,
e. ]. NELL,
HARRY L. PARR.
Trustees.
Published December s. H. 10 and Is,
1919, and January 2. 9. 16. 20 and 80.
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HARRY l.. PARE

Published December 3, ~, 10 and 20
1919, and January 2, Q, 16, 23 and 80
1920.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington. Thurston
County.
In re the Estate of L. C. Bickle. de-
ceased. No. 2407.
Notice Of Settlement and Hearing on
Petition for Distribution.
Notice is hereby given that the ad-
ministrator herein has filed his final
account and petition for distribution.
and that the court has fixed Monday.
the 10th day of January, 1920, at the
hour of 10 a. M. In the courtroom OF the
courthouse Of Thurston county, Wash
ington, department number 1 thereof.
at Olympia, Washington, as the time
and place for the settlement of said
final account ond hearing on the petit
ton for distribution: and further
notice is given that the court Is asked
for final account and petition for dis
tributiOn. and to settle said account
and distribute the estate to the heirs
and persons entitled to the same and
to discharge the administrator.
All persons interested in said estate
and said final account and petition for
distribution be. and thev. are hereby
required, to present any objection that
they may have on or before said time.
ana AT sA'a p'aoeiH HENRY B1cKLE,
Administrator for the Estate Of l.. G.
Bickie.
Published December 10 and 26, 1918,
and January 2. and 49, 1920.
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Published December 5, IL, 10 and 26.
1919, and January 2. 8. is. 20 and 80.
1920
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08

coupons thereto attached. shall have
nll the qualities Of negotiable paper
under the law OF merchant and shall not
Ice invalid for any Irregularity or defect
In the proceedings for the issue and
sale thereof and shall be ~incontestable
In the hands of hona ide purchasers or
holders thereof for value
Section 9 This act shall be submit
ted TO the qualified electors Of the state
at the general election TO be held In
the month of November in the year
1920, and Il shall be the duty of the
Secretary of the ! ate TO cause this
act 10 be published in full in at least
one newspaper In each county of the
state. If one be published therein, once
each week next preceding such cleo
ton. All ballots used at said election
shall have printed thereon the words
For State Highway Bond Act, and
IN a separate line under the same words
Against State Highway Bond Act. -
Opposite each Of said lines there shall
be u square 10 which the voter may
mark a cross 10 indicate whether he
votes for or against the said bond act,
and those voting for said act shall do
so by placing a cross in the square OPP
posite the words ''FOr State Highway
Bond Act" and those voting against
the same shall dc so by placing n
cross IN the square opposite the words,
Against State Highway Bond Act. "
Section l0-The votes cast for and
against said bond act shall be count
ed. returned, canvassed and the result
declared and certified in the same man
ncr as votes cast for state officers,
and If IL appears that this act shall
have received a majority Of all the
votes cast thereon at such election, the
Governor shall make proclamation
thereof and thereupon this act shall
Immediately take effect and shall be
i%rrepealable until the principal and in
terest Of all bonds issued and sold here
under shall be paid and satisfied. But
IL a majority Of the vote cast thereon
at such election shall be against this
act, the same shall not take effect.
The cost of publication Of the notice
herein provided for shall be paid out
of funds available In the State Road
Fund.
Section 1l-That II Is necessary for
the preservation Of the public peace
and safety o. the inhabitants Of the
! State of New Mexico that the pro-
| visions Of this act shall be come cf-
fcctive at the earliest time, and there
fore an emergency Is hereby declared
90 exist and this net shall take effect
aud be in full force from and after
It's passage and approval.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08
Woman's Missionary Union.

The ladies Of the above named
society Of the Baptist Church
will conduct a box supper Fri
day evening, Oct. %. A nice
program will be arranged for
the event so that the people may
be entertained as they dine. 1t
will be needless for people to
annoy themselves with preparing
the evening meal at home. Just
come TO the box supper and save
the trouble. Everyone will re-
member the hospitality of these
ladies in other affairs of this ma
ture that have gone before which
is a standing guarantee that you
will miss a good supper and en-
tertainment If you fail to attend.
The place where the supper is
TO be given will be announced
next week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In tho District Court November
c""....rTi...In Term A. d.,
county oi h'heo'h 1920.
Bulah Wilson
No. 3Ob5 VS..
Frank Wilson
The said defendant, Frank Wilson is
hereby notified that a suit In Divorce
has been commenced against him in the
District Court for the County of Lin
coin, state Of New Mexico, by said
Pulah Wilson: that unless he enter or
u to be entered his appearance in
said suit on or before the 9th day Of
November, A. d., 1920, decree PRO
cONFEsso therein will be rendered
against you.
PRicHARD Il MERCHANT
Carrizozo. n NJ. G. c. CLEMENTS
Att'ys for Plaintiff. Clerk.
By l.. l.. MILLER, Deputy.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08

Booze coming back? Yes, in.
deed If Cox can be elected and
practically nulify the Eighteenth
Amendment which is accomplish
ing the greatest moral reform in
the history of the race.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

n the District Court November
County Of Lincoln 1920.
Dorothy Lopez Contreras
No. 1904. VS.
Julio Contreras
The said defendant, Julio Contreras
Is hereby notified that a suit in Divorce
has been commenced againsthim in the
District Court for the County of Lin
coin, State Of New Mexico, by said
Dorothy Lopez, Contreros: that unless
he enter or cause TO enter his appear
ance in said suit on or before the 5th
day of November, A. d., 1920. decree
PRO CoNFEsso therein will be rendered
against you.
PRIcHARD a MERCHANT,
Carrizozo, N. M. G. c. CLEMENTS,
Atty for Plaintiff. Clerk
By l., l.. MILLER, Deputy.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08

This country is in no mood to
back a candidate whose charges
explode, even If the explosions
injure only the perpetrator of
the outrage.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08
CHAS. FELTON, GREY
For Representative from 3Oth Legislative District
State of NelD MEXICO

For Better Schools, Better Roads. Better Labor Conditions,
Better Taxation. Homesteader, Rancher. Engineer,
Surveyor and Merchant
He knows and loves New Mexico.
Richest in natural resources, the State should welcome condi-
tons that will attract people and money.
Your interests are safe in his hands, as your welfare is
his welfare
The Best Laws for the Best State.
His Name Is on the Republican Ticket
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08

Pursuant to Chapter l72. Laws OF
1913. the following act Is hereby sub
mitted to the, qualified voters at the
General Election 10 bc held November
.. 1920.
MANUEL MARTINEZ.
Secretary of state a..
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-08

An ACT PROVIDING FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF BONDS by THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO IN
THE SUM OF TWO MILLION
DOLLARS TO PROVIDE FUNDS
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND
IMPROVEMEN or STATE
HIGHWAYS, pB OVlDING A
TAX LEVY FOR THE PAY
MENT or INTEREST AND
PRINCIPAL or SAID BONDS
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
ioUGERE I'd. TRARAJo PERMANENTE7

aQUIERE I'd. TRABAJo PERMANENTE7
Comrre TN boleto n Benton. Arkansas. Nucs
ira Compania ha cStado trabaiando en- Ar
kansas por 90 amos. y todavia continuara por
nucho mas. e. trabajo esta en- las miras de
Aluminio. No hay ningGn pelirro en- el t-aba-
10 porQue TODD eSta a flor dc terra.
Tcncmos el mcjor campo de trabajadorcs en-
los EStados UnidoS. TodaS las caSaS son nue.
vas. Hay 81 casaS Separadas para los cGsados.
Dormitorio Y casaS seIarddaS para los ~solteros.
Hay una buena casa de asiStencias para aque
Hos que dcSeen ahorarse. Tenemos ticnda.
salon para bailc. hospital. banos de regadera
con aqua fria y c~alientc. y ahora cstamos cons
truycndo una igleSia y una eScuela. FL cam
20 csta Situado en- c! terreno mas alto. No hay
malaria. Nuestro hoSrital es excclente Y nucS-
tros doctorcs visitan los campos diariamentc.
PagamoS $50 por dis. por diez horaS dc
trabajo. Danes bonus de Sl.T5 por SeTana
a todoS los que trabajen Ia semana completa.
Esto es. pagamoS seiS horas extra 81 los hom-
bres trabajan sesenta horaS. ASiStencia a los
abonados. les cueSta 81. 90 por Semana. La
rcnta dc Ia casa para los caSadoS importa 75c.
a Ia semana. TeaemoS 500 meXicanos en- nues-
t7os campoS y so familids. COmpre un boleto
n Benton. Arkansas. y ~nosotros 10 rccibirenoS
ALA. Las tarifas n Benton. son las siguientes {:
De Longview. Sc. IS de Dallas. $40. 20; de For
Houston. Sl4 40: dc Austin. SIS. 80: de Gal
weston SIS. 90: de Laredo 500. 90: A su lie
gada. la compania le devolvcra los medios pa
safes paGados por sus ninos. Nosotros que
remoS a los ninos y Il I'd. no lie coStara ma
da traerioS.
DESPUES DE QUE I'd. HAYA TRABA-
IJADO AQCI 90 dias, In %connpania le dcvolvera
su trarsporte. AMERICAN BAUXITE COM
PANS, BauXite. Arkansas. tS)
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OlFERENClA ENTIRE Ell CAMPESI
NO AMERICANA Y Ell EURCPEO

!I labrador americana t;ene siemrre
cuenta corriente en- los bancos. a los
cualeS paga una renta por los anticipos
CUE lie hacen. Y como ei hacendado
arEcrirano ti".o cue proVeer lie r:,.as
hen 3"ondici0na6aS a Sis trai.I J;adoroS.
:iie le cXigen ~ ciGctrica, pd7o. ra.e-
tacc'6n, igle$;G. c'Ih. escue.a. Da.n SIS
hiJos. resulta que tiene cue co1su-
mir multitud de obietoS de- todas cla-
SeS, de 10 cual reSulta que depende de
muchas empreSas manufacturers v de
lransporte- Como ~conSumidor. Sc cree
eHplotado por dichas emprcsas. Guam
do compare los precios de las pieles con
el de los Zapatcs. 81 de la lana con e, de
los restidos. deduce naturalmerte que
son eNhorbitantes los prec:oS Due page
el pueblo conSumidor V muy pequenos
los que pagan los manufacturers a los
productores. o 10 que toda Ia eanan-
cia Sc queda entire manufacturers V
distribuidores.
Los vestidos Y los zapatos tienen
ahora precioS dos tres veces mas altos
que artes de Ia guerra. pero Ia lana V
as pieles Sc estan vendiendo a pre-
~-NS AfNS Jaws que "ItlcS uc Id que
IRA, pero el agricultor raraS wees
comprende que la enorIne d~ifereucia
que alcanzan las cosas en- los precios,
del productor ri consumidor IS ell re-
sultado de Ia ley economica de la ofer-
Ia V de IA demanda, de la cual ell distri-
buldor es un simple Instruments. Pcro
el aSricultor no cree este Y su primer
moTlmlento de reacci6n, dasde Que no
sc siente ligado n Ia terra como ell a
~STicuitor europeo, es abandonar ell cam
pc y dedica-se a Conerciarte o manu-
f~acturero, Y no tanto porGds Sc sienta
lesionado por esa dife-encia de pre-
clos. o por que crea que su negccio no
es productive. sino porque Sc conside-
ra enteramente comDetente para dedi-
carsc a n empresa industrial O CO
1nercial. 4 Ia pregunta. jcuitn traba-
Jara en- Ia hacienda ST 81 Ia deja? Ell a
gricultor contesta sencillamente que
no le importa csc aSunto mas que a los
f.aSitantes de Ia ciudrd. puesto cue no
hay n:ngrna lev divIna o humana que
lie obligue a ser agricultor. Y mas y
mas, Conforme las condolences van sien-
do para el agricultor menos bonaucihles,
&c dPOuthd Oe ei Id lued He heulcdFSe Il
industrial O al comercio. que cons:de-
IA como e~Xplotadores &c II a%Sricultu-
IA. Y nadie puede condenar a un a.
gricultor porquc establezca manana una
fundic!6n. asf como nadie reprocha a
un fundidor que continue ejerciendo eli
oficio.
Y en- Europa 81 a~gricult0r V eI cam
pesino eStan @ondena6oS por vida a
~ejercer sicmpre el mismo oficio.
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VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. a festejar dignamen
te ell pr6ximo aniversario de la indie
pendencia de Mexico.
Banderas Mexicanas de paPcl de
china. IS por ! pulgadas, sin asia 60
centavoS Doc.
Bandera Mexicana &c papel de chi
ma, sin asia; tamano p por 3 pulga
das S1.00 Doc.
Canfetti, ! libra 25 ~centavos, 10 Ii
bras por $500, SAGE de 90 lbras
$500 hermosos dolores.
S~erpentinas de %coioreS. so centa
vos Doc. 100 por $500
Globos de 4 pies y medic, 3 por
$3.50 $500 Doc.
Paroles ~Japoneses, 6 por S1.15 500
Doc.
Pabellones Mexicanos de 8 por D
pies $1,000 De : por S $1,000
Pabellones Americanos, de 3 por
) pies $3.50 De 5 por s $3.50.
Bauderas Mexicanas de ~lienso; tama
no II por Is So so Doc. De 10 por
26 5000 Doc.
AGENCIA DE NOVEDADES
Sta. A. Box 81 San Antonio, Texas
PABELLoNES MEXICANoS. banderas, bo-
tones y todo 10 necesario para fiestas patrias.
Pids liSta. Algeria Photo Co. Box S. Sta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
LA MECANlCA DE LA
DISTRIBUTION

TODD este sisrifica que ell ~esfuerzo
QUE Sc persigue para ~sostener a indus
tria aGrfcola en- los Estados Cnidos es
mucho mayor que el que Sc 'necesita er:
Europa, porque las classes agrarias in
consCicntes TO Sc conocen en- los Esta-
dos Cnidos. en- tanto que abundan en-
Europa. MientraS Ole los a%gricultores
americaros convienen cor los poltti-
cos en- Que no Duede ~sostenerse Ia agri-
cultura 81 nc ES productive. opinan de
diferente manera en- Cuantc q las re-
formas ~neCesarias. Todas las teorias
tienen partidarios Ia de que ell gobierno
Sc apodere de las fabricaS. Ininas. cam
pos V ferrocarriles: In de que establezca
reglamcn:os para las minas, dejando d
IA propieGad en- manos de IL actuales
p~oseedores: L. de que Sc establezcan
cooperattvaS para comprar Y vender.
como 10 han hecho con eXito los cult
Vadorcs lie frutas de %occidente. etc.
En- cambic, los campesinos europeos
no tienen teorIa alguna que ofrccer a
gus gobiernOs ara Ia Soluci6n del pro-
blema del armentc dc "a production a
~rrfcola. porque aGn la socialists de que
81 gohierro Sc apodere de las tierTas Y
las traba;e por 81 cucnta, tiene pocos
partidarios on Francia, Italia, Belglca,
etc. donde Ia propiedad esia muy sub
div:dida
Estudicmos ahora aqui Y en- ell Veto
Mundo Ia mechnita V economic de la
distribution dc los productos. La ofici-
ma de IA Federation de Haciendas Ane-
ricanas es el primer paso en- ell estudio
cooperative de esas fu%nciones.
La clase lgraria inconsciente V pode-
rosa an Europa Y muy peQueno TN los
Estados UHidos. Sc ha hecho ALA mas
fuerte con motive de los ui'iTnoS ocon''
cinientos. Quiza Ell resultado mas i'm
portante de Ia guerra s Ia Instruction
del feudalismo. Practica5nente todos
los pafses que tenian IN Europa eSta-
dos feudales antes de Ia guerra Sc han
visto c~ondenados 4 dividirios en- peque
nas parcelas para d~istribnirlas entire
los campesinoS.
La question agraria Ia sido UT FRO
blema candente en- "a Europa Central
durante IN siglo. Sc agit6 con mas vic
lencia en- Russia porque las condicio-
mes allf T pcores: pero mas impor-
tante que Ia libertad politica. mas ur-
genie que las reformas en- la ~educaci6n.
mas deseada que Ell cambio de gobier-
no. mas apetecida aun que la deroga-
zion del servicio militar ~obligatorio. es
la proriedad de Ia terra.
En- IA Gina de todas las olas que ba-
rrieron todas las antiguaS tradiciones
Sc halla Ell concepto feudalista de la a
gricultura. Y ell primer uso que Sc hizo
de Ia libertad politica fue establecer e!
principle de ia propiedad individual de
la terra por cada campesino, como un
don del Estado que le regalaba In tie
IRA por Ell momento para ser pasada en-
IN future LELAND. Sc necesita haber
viajado por Ia Europa Central antes de
la guerra Y despues de ella, para com
prender los carnbios que Sc han Nerifi-
cado V 10 que elios sisnifican en- Ia
mente de las asa de canpesinos.
Ellos han perdido Ia mayor parte de
sus aninales dcmesticos; Ia hacienda
en- que trabajaban Sc haila en- %ruinas;
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

iGTa e~ntcrameate nueva 4 S5c Gocc7a: Chi
les Pasilla negro y Mulafo impo-tados de
Msx;-o sI.75 libra ChirotlG seco 81 90; Cas-
cabcl 55c ID: PiloneiIio de Monterrey Csc
L; DCLCES MEXICANOS: cubicrto. "a
s~soncillo. &c. 100 por Sl.I5 CHOCOLATE
Ell TApATIO calidad extra SIS b: Nolca
JeteS pict!-a a5c: CucharaS palo loo: Ceda
10 cerGs IS u soc: Carae seca 45c: AJo
r1cyo &c: Escobet;liAs 10 y I5c: Habas
I6c: Serilla calaba-a toc: e:c. LoZA qua
DSLkJARA: Marrsnoi y Frutas. alcan.
ciaS. TO-, l5c y CSC etc. pINA LISTN &c
NEPtL GRATIS. Dsplch, immediate lie Or
ieocs per Correo y Express. D~;-ijGase q
CABExlID BROS. P. o. Eox 90. Sta. A
San Antonio. THSas. Escri5ass nonbre )
di-ecciin ccrlrictas. El nums-o de "a casa
% ?. O.. Box, 81 Sc tene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

no hay medios de ~trausportes para lie
var a los mercados los productos; los
agricultores que antes tenfan algunas
comodidades ahora Sc ven privados de
eHos: a veces Sc les roba sus produc-
tos v en- muchos lugares diezma ell tito
a Ia pobla con. Pero eobre estas GALA
midades Ell pueblo %aGquiere Ia concien-
cha de que tiene derecho a IL posisiGn
del suelo. Y con esta creencia Sc prepare
a construirse IN porTenir meicr.
Ell composing europeo 40 quiere dejar
Ia terra. que ACADIA de adquirir sine
que anhela ~trabajarls. Fl a~g-icultor
americana esta tentado de dejar Ia tie
ira. la possession de Ia actual ie impor-
ia POGO cuando ell cultivo no es remune-
rativo, Y o Ia escasez de trabajado-
res que es mas bien una carga. Mn
gun a%gricuitor puede trazar un progra-
ma para el cultivo de sus tierras 81 an
ties no cuenta con trabajadores. = estos
son los Que escasean cada vez mas y
con cuyo trabato no Sc pue6e contar de
I'm modo flo ,porque a 10 nejor Sc de-
cIaran en- huelga-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

GRATIFICARE SO. 90 a la persona que me
de exactoS iniormeS del actual paradero de Ro-
mu2iGo 5. LARS, de complexion regular. color
blancO. ojOs GrandeS. negroS e. braZo Ge-echo
desepcajado del codo saE6 de Mexico -umbo q
los Estadcs UnidoS hace como - amos: IS
oriGinario del rancho del Centre. Dist-ito dc
Pa>o de Sotos, EStado de JaliSco, Mexico: las
Iltinas noticiaS que tuve de Ell fueron de Fres-
no. California. TODD informe sobre este part.
cular. rcmitasc n Chandler. Arizona. Box 1856.
ISiGorc G.. Serna. III
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