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Cheyenne record., 1920-12-30
lreasurer's Notice on Re-
quest for Tax Deed.

10 every person in actual possession or occupan
cy OF the hereinafter described land lot or nr.r
'ses' and to the person in whose name the same
was taxed or 81 ecialy assessed and to nil peron.
having an interest It'll. Of record in or tn tb.
same. $50
Not'ce Is hereby given that on tire 9Th dav
december 1910. the following described prore
situate in the county of Cheyenne and st
Colorado. to-wit:
Lots Thirteen (i3). and fourteen q A. block +b;
ty six C86) Cheyenne Wells first addition. was son
toF the taxes for the year 1903 and purchased h,
Geo. Forker
mat the said Geo. forker has duly assigned tho
eerthcate OF purchase i,suetl on account of sp.h
purchase to J. L. Forker. who hath made reou...
upon the treasurer of said county for a deed.
That the said premises were taxed for so;,
.ef' 'sVs' IN the name of d. D. Smithey.
That the time Of redemption of said rcal est.s.
irom such tax sale will expire on the 18th dav oS
Feoruary. A. D. 1921 and unless redeemed on or
before said day deed will be issued therefor.
Dated this 18th day Of November 1870
Ee-,s Jack Tinsley
treasurer Of the said county of Ibsyenn.
First publication Nov Is. 1890 A.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department. Of the Interior. U. S Land Office a
Lamar. Colo. Oetcber 30, 1920
Notice is hereby siYen that Charley Boone. of
~ Cheyenne Wells, Colo who on November 90
1915 made homestead entry serial ,No. olsese for
Ehs SEA section township les range 44w 9Th
principal meridian has filed notice OF intention 10
make final three year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before the Clerk Of the dis
trot Court Of Cheyenne cc unity. at Cheyenne Wells
Colo en- the 5rd day OF December 1920
Claimant NAMES as Witnesses:
John " Dresden. Herman Tuxhorn, chas. Boyd
Clara Boone all OF Cheyenne Wells. Colo.
oe' 20 Gee 2ot Beavers. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. u S. Land Office at
Hugo, Colo December ), 1920
n Office is hereby given that Jesse West Of Kit
~ carson Colo who on January 81, 1911 made
Homestead entry serial No. ol1e6e for Lots 5-s-l1
and IL and on Oo.obsr 81. 1914 made additional /
homestead entry serial No ol3s47 for the Lots 7-e
and ~ section tow nship Is range 44w sixth
princra. meridian has filed notice Of intention to
make final three year proof to establish claim to The
land above described, before tho Clerk Of the Di--
trlct Court in, and for Cheyenne county Cole at
Cheyenne Wells. Colo. on the s2nd Gay Of Januer,
1921
Claimant names as Witnesses
). X harolf. L. A. Parker }. W. Adams, W. j.
Van Doren. all Of Cheyenne Wells. Colo.
osc 10 jan soot J Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-30
ss.sF STATE oF'coLoRADo :.
County Of Cheyenne
In tine District Court
Paul Hohlbein. Plaintiff


vs.
George NJ. Sheldon. Trustees Nora A. Ocken and
o. W. hideler. defendants
Summons
To the people of the State Of Colorado
To George n Sheldon. Trustee, Nora A
Ocken ard o. w. Shideler. the defendants above
named Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an NC
tiop brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court of Cheyenne county
state of Colorado. and answer the complaint there
in within twenty days After the service hereof. If
served within this county: il served out of this
county. or by publication. within thirty days af-
ter the service hereof exclusive of the day of ser-
vice. or Judgment by default will be taken against
you according TO tfe prayer of the complaint,
And If Il copy OF the complaint i, the above enti-
tied action be not served with this summons or If
the fervice hereof be mlds out OF this state then
ten days additional time hereinbefore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed before
the taking OF judument by default afore said.
The said action is brought to quiet the title to
the lot eight s) in block eight Is, in the Town of
Cheyenne Wells. Cheyenne county. Colorado
And to obtain decres that you the said defen-
dants have estate or interest whatever in or t,
said lands and that the title of paintif thereto
IL good and valid. as will more fully appear from
the complain in s; II action to which reference
Is here male. A COPY Of which Is hereto annexed
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appta and to answer the complaint as above re-
quired, the said plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief prayed for in his complaint
Given under my hand at Cheyenne Wells, in
said county. this 24th day of August A. D. 1870.
s--a ga v. H. johnson,
Ey Attorney for Plaintiff <
Cheyenne Wells. Color.do...
First published Dec. le, 1920 At
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
FEW FOLKS HAVE
 GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies are Us' ing Recipe of Sage Tea
 and Sulphur.

Hair that loses it's color and lustre, or when it fades. turns gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old time recipe.
 Nowadays we get this famous mix ture improved by the addition of oth- CT ingredients by asking at any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" which dark ems the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. You just dampen sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladies with WWth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is that, be- | sides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
CAB CONDUCTOR
 NOW FAMOUS

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Few of the ''old- cars when horses were the vogue in motive power on Chicago's paths of commerce remember the cratic con dudtor who called all the streets wrong and stopped his horse -dra Wn car7jn the middle of the Iblock for ac- quHntances and shivered on the back platform in the early eighties while delying into the mysteries of Greek classics. The cratic conductors name was Knute Hamsun and his birth place was Norway and his name now is given back to Chicago as the win ners of the Nobel prize for 1920.
 The name of the book which ilas won fame for former Chicago street car& conductor is Hunger Hun ger' has 'been translated into twen- ty-three languages.
 pr. Andrew Dow is one of the "oId- timers" who remembers Kuute of the days of horse-drawn street cars.
 II remember him well.' said Doc torx Dow in a recent interview. "A dreamer boy, tall, thin, white haired. Hescafme to Chicago from North Da- kota. The passengers used to get mad at him, so Knute lost his job. Ane old lady asked him which way the car was going and his outburst brought about his discharge.
 Hamsun went from Chicago to New York, enga ged as fisherman off the Newfoundland banks and finally drift ed Eback to Norway, where he began to write. He is 60 years of age, in hum blet circumstances, and his book tells the story of his struggles to make a bare living.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

An industry of more recent osigin in that part of the country but which has made tremendous strides, is the cultivation of sugar beets. Father Donnelly asserts that this in dustry is now the leading one of the section, and is certain to expand greatly in the next few years. One of the objects of his trip to the east is to confer with representatives of one of the large sugar refining com panies in regard to the establishment of a refinery at Belle Fourche, which is to be erected to refine the sugar 'beets raised in that vicinity, which are now shipped to Billings, Montana, for refining.
 Father Donnelly stated that one of the pleasant incidents of his present visit to Bridgeport was the invitation extended to him to preside last Sun day over the meeting of the Mac Swiney Council of the American As sociation for Recognition of the Irish Republic on Sunday.
 What impressed him most about the gathering was the truly Am erican character of the gathering and the appeal made for the freedom Of Ire land as a measure of justice in ac- cord with American traditions Any appeal to justice, any summons to the conscience of America, Father Donnelly said, would find a ready appeal in the western country
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
GROWERS HIT BY
 IMPORTS OF LEMONS

Berkeley, Cal. Dec. 9.-The aris- tocratic American dollar which on ac- count of it's high rating is of great er@ proportionate value away from home than here, is doing harm to tn 2 exporter, according to Dean Walter Mulford, of the University of Califor- nia' College of Agriculture. Dean Mulford says:
 / "Lemon growers of California must find some way to overcome the handi- cap of the exchange rate. Although the selling cost this year was kept down to the remarkable low figure of per cent of the delivered val ue, California lemons cost the grow CTS not less than $3 a box, while inn ported lemons were selling at an av- craze of $2.33 per box. With the present exchange rate the foreign lemon grower can exchange $2.33 for a much larger sum in his own coun- try.
 "There are several ways in which the citrus industry of California may be protected. A protective tariff, suf- ficient to meet the difference in the foreign cost of production is likely to- be applied. California lemon grow CTS will continue to produce a high quality of fruit and keep down the cost of production as much as pos sible through the best cultural prac- tises"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
Father Donnelly Is Visiting His
 Former Home

Rev: John J. Donnelly, Jr., of Belle Fourche, s. D., one of seven children of MT. and Mrs. John J. DonnelIy, is visiting his parents at their home. 94 fremont avenue. The family has always lived in the South End and all are well known in that section. John J. Donnelly, ST., is a retired railroad engineer and an active member of the Knights of Columbus.
 Father Donnelly inherited from his father a deep interest in K. of c. af- fairs and has gone from one end of the diocese of Lead, S. D., in the in terest of that organization since he took up his parochial work there two years ago. Prior to going to Belle Fourche, Father DonnNly was sta toned at the cathedral in Lead, and his assignment to the Belle Fourche field was considered mark of the confidence of Right Rev. Bishop Law Ter, DID,, of Lead, in the ability of the young native of Bridgeport. AL though Father Donnelly was reluct- ant to speak of his achievements in Belle Fourche, his many friends in Bridgeport will not be surprised to Barn that in the eighteen months he has been at Belle Fourche, he has built two mission churches, one twen- ty miles and one fifteen miles out of Belle Fourche. The extent of his parish, Father Donnelly stated, was not unusual in the west, even in these days.
 Father Donnelly said that while customers would perhaps consider the territory comprised in the diocese of Lead still a pioneer country, his close observation of advances made there leads him to believe that in the next ten years the western part of South Dakota would experience unprece- dented growth in population and re- sources. Belle Fourche, as a city, antedates the creation of the state of South Dakota. It IS the seat of Butte county, which extends to the Montana border. Lead is in Meade county Just to the south is the Black Hills country, which figured so prom inently in the early annals of the west, is a part of the diocese of Lead.
 The territory around Belle Fourche, Father Donnelly said, has been since the earliest days of the settlement there a cattle and sheep raising country. It has gradually been los ing its distinctive character as a cat tie raising community in common with other communities in the west, but sheep raising is still fourishing there, thousands of tons of wool be- ing shipped out of Belle Fourche ev- cry year. Father Donnelly said the present price being received for wool was 20 cents a pound, as com pared with a price of 50 cents pound before the drop in prices
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
PINNED UNDER BOULDER.
 TRAPPER SAVES HIMSELF

Murphy, a trapper, dislodged a bou1- der when he leaped across a brook in Fletcher Park, near here, the large rock breaking his leg and pinning him under its weight.
 Murphy labored several hours chip ping away pieces of the boulder with his hunters ax before he succeeded in liberating himself.
 With his leg broken he craw1ed nearly mile through deep snow and over a rocky trail to his ca bin, where he fell exhausted at the door.
 Murphy suffered much from expos ure, but will recover.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
NOT so ..DRY' UP IN MAINE

Hou1ton, Me, Dec. 9-The liquor has grown to such proportions here that charges are being openly made that those in authority are not en- forcing the law. It is claimed that conditions are so bad in certain sec tions of this town that it is not safe for women and girls to be out alone after dark. Judge Archibald's court is crowded daily by defendants ac- cused of violating the Volstead act Prohibition advocates claim liquor is being peddled in a most open man. ner. There is also evidence of rum running" across the border.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
MANY SLEEPING PLACES

The average man probably sleeps In 100 beds or so during a long life time. A veteran commercial travel Ter whose home is in New oYrk can afford to smile at this record, for, he says, ." calculate that I have slept in at least 5000 beds during forty odd years on the road.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30
CO n v o G A R e.

Societatea romina de ajntor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta'' din Warren
o., convoaca pc toti membrii 81
membrele de a lua parte la sedinta
lunara care va Fl Dumineca, l Au.
gust 1920 in hala Soc. ,,Biruinta'
din ia Walnut Str.
Deschiderea sedintei va fl la ora
1.30 precis. Gel carl doresc a f
scuzati sa inainteze scuza pc adre
sa Soc., Box 2. Toate scuzele ne
motivate Sc vor pedepsi conform
|statutelor.
In speranta ca vom fl Gu totii a
colo unde datoria ne cheama, in
cheiem in numele Soc. ,,Biruintas
din Warren, O.
PrezediMl.
(74-75)
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Martens sustihs ca nu poate f

CiOcnire de tranvaie: un mort.
Erie. - William Zimmer, an
'lucrator de drum de fer, din Edin-
boro, Pa, fost omofit 81 IL altii
au fost raniti cind un tramvai de
pasageri 81 unul de povara s'au
ciocnit, la doua mile della acest O.
ras.
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Urmele lui Leroy due spre Me

Urmele lui Leroy due spre Me-
xico.
Detroit. - Urmele criminalului
care ucis pc dina Leroy 81 a pus-o
in cufar, 81 care Sc presupune Cd
este barbatul ei Eugene Leroy, due
spre granita Mexicului.
| S'a raportat Cd la Saltillo, Mexi.
co, s'ar Fl descoperit criminalul
lar autoritatile locale lar fl ares.
|tat.
Tn detectiv plecat spre ace
soras, Gu un mandat de arestare
|Guvernorul Sleeper va cere guver.
lnului- Statelor Unite Sc intervina
Ca criminalul sc fie extradat.
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-.
Paris. - IN eeasul al unspreze.
|rcelea insinte de semnarea tratatu.
lui Gu Turcia, . alta criza s'a ivit
care ameninta ! crea mari difienl.
|tati in incheerea acestei paci.
Crixa hat nastere din callza
celor treisprezeee ipsnle numite
Dodecal,esse.
Prin articoluJ l22 aceste ipsple
7au fost date itsliei, I'M prin ~;
lie annl trecsat MA aju1s " . 1nts.
[legere intre 1silS y Il pes;sel ,.cs
aceste insule se remind Greciei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30
fNcUNos7INTARE,


Prin' aceasta Sc aduce la cunos-
,tinta tutulor organization romine
din loc ca societatile ,,Dr. G. Ange-
'lescu'' 81 ,,Romfnul Ardelean"
ambele. din Cleveland, au decis d
.aranja o petrecere pc ziua de q
August, deci sunt rugate a nu a
.ranja petreceri pc ziua sus numita
Programul petrecerei Sc va pub
lica la timp.
In numele socictatilor DIR. G.
:Angelescu" 81 Rom. Ardelean"
,Comitetnl aranjator.
|(74-75)
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ReginluI in almatd

Nu vom reedita, sub acest titlu,
obisnuitele 81 ieftencle revolte 81
insulte ce sc arunca din plin insti-
tutiei militare orideciteori iesa la
iveala vreun caz Gu ,,bataia i'm ar
mata". ne-o fnvie in minte cetirea
unei CART in care gasim matturii
dc tot felul ale sufletului popular.
d culegerca de CIntece din rasboi
a d-lui Radulcscu-Codin, cunoscu-
tul folclorist. Poczia populara este
81 arta, dar este, mai ales, o seric
de documcnte omenesti scrise Gu
insasi nina suferintei 1nduratc.
81, intre documentele sufletului
celor umili 81 multi in vremca raz-
boillui, am gasit citeva ST de acc
stea privitoare la regimul militar.
Soldatii' nu cinta niciodata dureri
inchipuite. Despre suferintele lor
fizice, fara sd ACME, eli marturi-
sesc simplu si'crud:
De ger ce nc-a degerat
Carnoa din tdlpi ne-n picdt.
Tar despre comandantii lor, pen
tru carl STAR pune 81 viata in caz
de primejdie. eli cinta astfel:
Stdm IN drn,e r6emMi
Nebdati 81 nemincdti,
Dd'i maj mari persecutati,
De toti groddtH 'niurati.
Stunt cintece in gura tuturor 81
nu moi vom fl aceia earl sd oprim
|valul de expresie al .sufletului po-
|pular. Singuri ,,ai mai mari'' au
datoria umana, 81 de prestigiu, pro
priu, sd convinga pc cei mai mici
Ede contrariu. Cintecul acesta sc We
de, G foarte cunoscut 81 in Basara-
bia. Revista Renasterea Moldovei
din Chisinau descrie scena duioa.
sa 81 semmificativa din cele petre-
cute la plecarea recrutilor basara.
beni in tara mama. Tn batrin Sc in
fatiSeaza plingind d-mi general
Scarlatescu: ,,Am auzit, luminatia
Ivoastra, ca in armata sc bate 81 Sc
schingiueste. Feciorul meu slujcste
Ecu credinta. Vas ruga sa null obij-
duitis. ID. general Scarlatescu, in
duiosat, ningfie pc mosneag 81 In
credinteaza multimea de parinti ca
mimic din toate aceste neomenii NJ
Sc va intimpla in tara mama. Toata
lumea, linistita, saruta nina fnal-
tului Otter.
Dorim ca ofiterimea noastra, al
carei suflet il vrem nu numai BRAY
cum este, dar 81 omenos, sa faca sa
Use respecte cuvintul intelept al ge-
neralului din Basarabia.
(,,Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30
Desvalirea statuei lui Lincoln

Loodra. - Elihu Root, fostul mi
nistru de externe al Statelor Unite,
d prczcntat formal poporului bri-
tanic statuia lui Abraham Lincoln
execntata de artistul Gaudens, ca
re Sc afla in plata Canning.
7 Prczentarea a fost facuta in ia
ia unei audiente distinse 81 s'a fa-
cut in sala della manastirea West
minister. Viscontele Bryce, fostul
ambassador englez in Statelc Unite,
presida.
Root a arafat in detailuri lupta
lui Lincoln ca sd realizeze idealu-
rile de carl fost calauzit.
in raspunsul 1ui, Lloyd George
a spus ca poporul englez primeste
en- multumire acest dar al poporu-
lui american.
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in sedinta de icri, prin 0 majorita
te covirsitoare a aprobat intelege
.rea dintre' aliati 81 guvernul ger
man facnta la Spa.
Prin terminii della Spa, Gcrma
MIA trebnic sd sc desarmeze Pima
la Oct. 81 sc obliga furniza ALA
|tilor 1000, 900 tone de carbuni In
mar, pretul carora va fl socotit il
|indemnitatile de razboi pc care
Gcrmania trebuic sa lc plateasc;
faliatilor. =
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Alta .revolta in Mexico.

, Mexico City. - Colonelul Este
ban Cantu, Suvernorul din Cali
>fornia de jos, g in revolta deschisa
contra guvernului provizor a lui
iluerta. Aceasta a admis-o 81 sub.
sncrctarul ministrului de inferno d.
Gilberto Valenznela. Importanta
acestei miscari revolutionare fost
minimizata dc Valenzuela, care a
'spus ca guvernul nu poate pacifica
IN scnrt timp pc insurgenti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30
DIN FUGA CONDE|ULUk.

Bate fcrul pina cald, 81 fa tot
Iucrul la vremca lui. Nu fiji bun de
gtlsa. Vorba multa' saraeia omului,
81 toata pasarca pc limba ei pierre.
M fiji sgIrcit, c&ci banii strnnga-
torului intra in nina cheltuitoru-
lui, 81 scumpul mai multi pagubeste,
lenesul mai multi alearga; dar nu
fiji pici scump la tarite 81 ieften la
faina. C. Ncgruzi.)
Credem. >ca dina Watkins, cind
recomanda pc sotul eli, fiindca spa
Ii rufcle familiei, ca eel mai ideal
'barbat 81 deci meritous ca Sc fie a.
les ca prcscdinte al Statcldr Unite
pc Gsta uscatilor, nu sc gindeste Sc
faca aluzie, cd daca va Fl ales 81 Isl
va ocupa postul, va urma 81 mai de-
parte Sc spele rufele.
Nistc tilhari s AN introdus in O.
ficiul unui doctor (spccialist) din
Cleveland 81 au furat un aparat
pentru analizarea slngelui. = De
buna seama au crezut ca vrc-un
aparat dc destilat trascaul.
Mia pentru animate ] a costat pc
Henry Fiser din Detroit, Mich, q
amenda de zece dolari 81 costul pro
cesului. Fiser a vIndut un cal, dan
auzind ca aminalul este reu tratat
s "a dus in pascatoare 81 la dat dru-
mul.
,.Ai stricat casele Oamenilor, Ia
lei banditule. esti un bandit Ordi
mar, i-ati respins cu un gest scirbo'
81 urlete, Sunteti niste lasi 81 misei
Jos Cavalerii Gle industrie, Mars
mars de aici, Strinsura din juru
gcneralului Ayerescu, Nj fiji obra,
mic ca te cirpesc! - ,,sunt cele ma
gentle expresiuni din codul INA
nierilor" parlamentare din Romi
mia Mare, pc earl le intrebuinteazi
Ialesii natiunei, in lucrarile lor pen
tru consolidarea tarii. = Haiuru
sum banabac, tir dipotat tir saltim
bac.
Pchlivania ungurcasca intotdc
auna s'a manifcstat la pont 81 din
tretipurile lor adesea orr au tras
fOlOase. Acum, ca Sc faca pc placu
aliatilor ca sd lie rectifice granita
in speranta lor poate pima la Bu
curesti, s 'aa oferit sd ts.imita O az.
mata mare Sc repuna pc bolsevisti
l. Sc fin in locul aliatilor le-aSi in
cuviinta cererea sd vad PIMA unds
merg ell pehlivania 81 ell puterisca
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Pactul acesta S a decis Sc sem
ma in aceiasi zi Gu tratatul tnrcesc.
Nonl guvern italian insa MI vrea
Sc site mimic dcspre aceasta, spu-
mind ca nu e nici un document la
care sd Sc poata referi, lie altfel
,lnici Italia ma PRINT in Asia Mi
nora ceea-ce astepta sd primeasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-30
Mcnamara liberat.

Politia din Delta a dcclarat ieri
ca Edward Mcnamara, care a fost
arestat aici Dumineca trecuta, n,l
este omul care a pradat banca
Peoples Savings, in 20 Maiu 1920.
Mcnamara fost dus La Toledo
de detectivii din Cleveland, ca sd
fie vazut de autoritatile din. Delta.
PPolitia de aci are descrierile COM
plecte celor patru hoti carl an
jefuit banca de zece mil dolari. Au-
|toritatile spun ca Mcnamara nu
seamana Gu nici unul dintre eel
patru.
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A Y 2.

| Parochia rom. gr. or. Sta Maria
din Cleveland, O., ayizeaza pc toti
cFedinciosii Ri, 81 in special pc
memhri Par. ii il roaga q participa
la 0 consfatuire Dumineca, 1sAu-
gust, orele II >. m. (indata dupa1
Utrenie). Seopul acestei consfatui-
~ este pentrp aducsrea nnuf preot,
acest post find vacaAt.
CQssitsta1 Psrochioi.
|(74-75
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Eagle Pass. - Francisco Villa
|idolul peonilor mexicani, 81 de an
de zile principle pentru locuito
Ri americani della frontiera d.
nord, s'a suit Gu oamenii lui pt
|tren spre face drumyl pima Ii
Torreon, unde va cauta ca sd a
ranjezc ca din nou sc streaca fr
viata linistita de cetatean al repul
|licei mexicane.
Armata lui Villa este de 1900
Sub termenii Ia care s'a ajuns aces
| ii soldati Isl vor primi solda pt
un an de zile.
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INFORhATN|N|

Alt cutremur Ia Los Angeles.
Los Angeles. = La 11.26 a. m
in aceasta localitate sa simtit un
alt cutremur de pamint. Ondulatii.
le erau foarte usoare.