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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-12-10
First publication Dec. 10, 192O]
Notice of Hearing.

First publication Dec. 10, 192O]
Notice of Hearing.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court for Rock County. In
Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at regu-
lar term of the County Court to be held
in and for said county at the court
house, in the city of GAINESVILLE, in said
county, on the first Tuesday, being the
4th day of January, 1921, at 9 O'Clock
a. M, the following matter will be
heard and considered:
The Application of Mary Quigley
for the appointment of an Administra-
tor of the estate of Winifred Quigley,
late of the city of Edgerton, in
said county, deceased, and for the de-
termination of the heirs and next of
kin of said decedent.
Dated December 7, 1920.
By the Court,
Charles L. Fifield,
County Judge.
Grubb & Towne. Attorneys for Pc
titiOner,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23

Sunday morning my uncle and l
went to the station after it. 1t was
raining and it wasn't very pleasant
out.
| drew my card out of the bag and
wrote my name on it. My number
was 68. | was writing on the crate
that my little calf was in, but l didn't
know it until afterwards. The little
calves were bawling because they
were hungry and cold. My little calf
was a nice, big-boned one.
I named it Bessie Wisconsin,.
When we got home with it my uncle
put it in the driveway of the barn,
where it was nice and warm and dry.
l began feeding it one quart Of
whole milk, because if | would have
given it too much it would have made
it sick, for it had not had anything
to eat for quite awhile. | gradually
kept giving it more until got to CIV
irg it about three quarts of whole
milk. As it got older | fed it hay,
oats and shorts. Now it is out in the
pasture with he-nther cattle eating
nice grass. She is in the woods
where there is creek with nice clear
fresh water in it for her to drink and
nice blue grass about four inches
high. Another one of our calves
about her age chums with her and
you always see them together.
Nadine Hammers.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23
The Product of My Lucky Number
And Her History.

j The Peoples Bank had had one
successful club before and it was not
4 surprise to me when + heard there
was to be another of the same kind.
III joined because l knew The nature
of the club | was joining and l had
had good luck with the calf had
drawn before. Holsteins were the
breed of cattle selected each time
and were very fine calves that came
from the dairy state of Wisconsin.
Both sets of Calf Club calves came
from Whitewater and they certainly
gave credit to the man they came
from.
The morning of the Goth of Octo-
Der there was a slow drizzling, cold
rain, or rather partly sleet falling,
making things very disagreeabte.
However most of the club members
were there early to get the calf that
they drew. After drawing my num-
Der from the bag which Mr.. Denton
held as he stood in the car door, |
calf crates which correspondent with
the one which l held in my hand
The car was damp and it was cold
in the car for both calves and the
people who owned them. l hurried
to find mine and to take it out of
the cold and get it to food and shell
ter. was delighted with the re-
suit of my drawing for l found 4
calf evenly and prettily spotted, OF
nice proportions and fairly good
health for one of its age. Because
OF the early morning when | got her
| named the calf l drew Early Dawn.
However we didn't see the color OF
dawn that morning, it was too rainy
and dark.
Most of what l have written and
how they were gotten home is, an old
story for most of the members but
the methods OF feeding perhaps are
rot the same. When she reached
home the first thing that we did was
to give her quart of warm milk and |
one egg. Not long after this We
gave her more heated milk. After
several days, just as sooa as she
was filled out some, we added greasy
dish water to the milk. There was
10 soap cleansing powder or similar
things in the water. 1t was simply the
first water in which we washed the
grease OFT the dishes. A few DIS
cults and crumbs from the table were
added and on this the calf was fed
regularly three times day until she
was able to eat harder. substances.
Then we cut it short to twice a day
feelings of the milk and dishwatcr.
When we could get pasture we put
her there. When there was none we
led her from place to place in the
lanes and in the yard, etc, until we
found pasture again. All the time
she was there we gave her feed, both
dry feed and the milk ana G,5hwater
She is still on pasture and will re-
main there until the sale and if the
price that | ask for her is not given
she will remain there after the sale
also.
Thelma Shobe.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23
The History of My Holstein Calf,
Lady Denton.

My first home was in Whitewater
Wisconsin, and !, in company with
one hundred and four other calves
were shipped October 24th, arriving
in Butler October 18TH about nine
clock y. m. for the boys and girls
Second Holstein Calf Club of the
Peoples Bank of Butler, Missouri,
We should have arrived Saturday
morning to have been drawn by the
different boys and girls but were de-
layed. So early Sunday morning,
Oct. Goth the people began coming
to take us to our new homes. | with
Josephine, another little spotted Hol-
stein were drawn for Blanche and
Mabel Wilson by Dewey Wilson,
their substitute, to be taken to our
new home six and one-half miles east
of Butler.
It was a very cold and rainy day
and when we reached there we were
very cold and hungry, having gone
without food since Friday evening.
We were placed in the barn in a stall
previously prepared for US and given
our first feed, which consisted of
about a pint of warm milk and two
eggs. This was about ten o'clock,
then at one o'clock we were fed again
and then our evening meal. We were
fed three times a day for about a
week. On Wednesday morning /
was off feed and could not eat.
was given two doses of castor oil,
followed by powdered chalk, which
had been recommended by the conu-
ty agent, MIR. Langenbacher. After
which, commenced to mend and
was soon all right and have never
been sick a day since.
AS | grew older my feed was in
creased until l received eight pounds
of milk twice day. When l was
about five weeks old they began to
feed ME ground wheat, coats, corn
and hay, the hay being kept before
me at all times and l aiso hal salt
and plenty of water I'd drink. In
cold, stormy weather l was kept in
the, barn, but on bright, sunshiny
days I was turned out TO run and
play, which l enjoyed very much. In
the spring was turned on a blue
grass pasture but was still given my
two feeds of milk day until about
the middle of June. Since then /
have been running in the pasture with
the other stock and have free access
to water and salt 1T all times.
L now weigh between four hundred
and fifty and five hundred pounds
and am . very healthy calf, of which
my mistress Is very proud.
Blanche Wilson.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
testamentary upon the estate off
Charley B. Handy, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Bates County,
Missouri, bearing date the goth day
of August, 1920.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to- exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit OF such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of granting said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
Witness my signature this goth day
of August, 1920.
DELLA HANDY.
Attest: Executrix.
(SeaD H. E. SHEPPARD,
47-4t Jsdge Of Pobate.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23
CALF CLUB MEETING
Peoples Bank Organization Held In
teresting Meeting.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Peoples Bank Calf Club No. was
held in the lecture room of the Ohio
st. M. E. Church Saturday afternoon,
Sept. nth.
Good papers were read by Thelma
Shobe, Blanche Wilson, and Nadine
Hammers, which we are printing
elsewhere in this -iissssHee Mr.
Bennett, State Dairy Commissioners,
was present and delivered very in
teresting address. Mr.. Ed Kennedy
lent one of his best dairy cows and
Miss 1helma Shobe the heifer which
she obtained through the Club for
the inspection of the Club members.
Mr.. Bennett called attention to the
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23

Col. Billie Mayfield, suspended
as provost marshal of the Galveston
martial law zone when trial was or
dered, was found not guilty Of vio-
lating GOTH article of war in the al
legged attempt to arrest G. V. Sanders
editor of the Houston Press, at the
Houston country club August 80.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23

American Tobacco Company stock
holders Thursday authorized an in
crease in the class B nonvoting COM
mon shares from $4,000 900 to $780,
100000. The company does not in
tend to offer any of this additional
stock to the public at this time, it
was announced.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23

Butler and all those who are desir-
Gus of securing heifers of a good
dairy type should attend it. The
heifers were purchased in Wisconsin
and are the offsprings of dams pos
sessing records for big milk produc-
ton,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23

Udy Odnquet. :,
The Peoples Bank for number OF
years has been encouraging dairying
in Bates County and is deserving OF
rluch credit for what it has accom'
plished. There will be sale on Sat
urday, Oct. 80, of the los yearling
heifers owned by the members OF
the Club. This sale will be held in
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23

many good points Of Mr.. Kennedy's
cow and Miss Shobe's heifer.
A vote of thanks was extended to
Mr.. Bennett for addressing the meet
ing; to Rev. Mitchell and the Metho-
dist congregation for the use of their
lecture room; and to Mr.. Kennedy
Apd Miss Shobe for making it pos
s;ble for the club members to Judge
their stock -
The Club holds another meeting on
Sept. IS, at which time it will be
guests Of the Peoples Bank at noon
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-09-23
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-09
humanos prehistoncos
descub:ertos en- San
Rafael, NueUc Mex.

SANTA FE. y. NJ. abril Los
esqueletos de un nino Y n nina
Que fueron dcscubieTtos recientemer
te. sepultadcs en- terrenos dc NATL
raleza colcinica ccrca de San R
fael. Ran sido TRADES a esta capital
de d1nde SC enviaran Il breve pa
ra Washington. Sc IA comprobado
advertisements que esos rsstcs hu
names pertenecieron a personals qua
fueron victimas de una crupcion vol
canica prehist5rfca. Los es4ueietos
Sc hallaban sepultados en- una casa
de piedra blanca. en- bUen estado
de conservation, haDiendo sido des-
cubiertos por IN ganadero, Ia soma
na pasada.
La existencia de la casa blanca en-
los hechos de lava, ha sido desde he
CO mucho tempo, una tradicion Y so
bre ella Sc contaban tales maravi-
villas. cue en- diversas ocasiones Sc
organizaron expedicioes para venir
a buscar ese tescro archaeological, pc
TO siempre resultaron llanos u es
fuerZos. y
La casa Sc cncontraba paniahne-
te enterrada en- la lava e~ndnrecida
V Sc lego a Ella con gran dificuftad.
per ell ganadero que hacia ma ex'
p~loracion por la comsrca en- donde
Sc en;uentra aquella. Los essueletos
estaban cubiertos por una espesa pas
ia amarillo, cstando muy bien 0
servado ell pelo de Ia muchacha, que
es de un color castano rojizo. Jun
to a la cabeza de Ia jovencita habia
dos pendicntes dc ~turquesas, habien
do adeEnas huellas de que el cuerpo
estuvo cubierto con pieles o plumas.
En- vista de este dcscubrimiento,
Sc estan hacienda ahora los prepare
tivos para continuar las ex~cavacio-
mes.
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Monumento en- la f~rontera
de Colombia y ell Ecuador

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, amHl 8.
Hoy tuvo lugar M impoaente Y
significativa ceremonial para ia colo
cacion de la primera piedra del mo
numento que Sc "a a er;gir sobre
Ia Inca divisoria de esta republica
V de Colombia, con objeto de CONNIE
morar la firna del trataGo que II
ia los li!nites eyactos entire les dos
paises, celebrado en- Julio del ano
pasado.
la ceremonial tiene n significa
ci6n International y Ell ella han es-
tado ~presentes les Primercs !Magis-
TRADES de las dos Republics, Sr. Al
fredo B~aquerizo Moreno, del Ecua
dor Y ST. Marco Suarez, Re Colon
bia, asi como los representatives Mas
altos de los poderes legislative V III
dicial de los dos pais:s y del Cuer
20 diplcmatico acreditado en- dichas
n~aciones.
Tn dctalle que Sc considera muy
s~ignificativo. ha sido el de que 81
Ministro Chileno en- este Pals. haya
a~companado al grupo presidential.
pues alade una gran imrortancia
p~olitica 81 suceso, que sera de II
gran significacion historical para Ia
.Americ. del Sur.
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La fortuna del ex-pnmer
Ministro j. CaiIlaux

PARIS, abril IN. Doyer, peri
to aercantil de reconocida habili-
dad, g quien Sc encomendo por ell
Gran JuraGo del Senado que conoca
del proccso instruido contra NJ. Jose
Caillaux por e delito de TRACTION a
la patria, Ia investigation de los re-
curses pecuniarios del ex-Primer MI
nistro acusado, ha rendido 81 infor
NE sobre ell particular. En- dicho in
forme NJ. Doyen expresa que las pro
piedades que poseia j. Cailleux, cor
inclusion de las de su esposa, ascen
dian en- 1898 a 1.1S7. 900 frances
fortuna que disminuyo hasta Ia su-
ma de 10000 frances, para princi-
pios de la gran guerra y en- $4,000
frances mas para Ia fecha en- que e
inici6 Ia investigation.
Esta disminucion de los recursos
pecuniaros del ~procesado, demues-
ira claramente, segun dijo ell perfto,
que Ell ~''affaire" que Sc ~investiga no
envolvia una question de intersses
monetarics.
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VENTAS.

VENDO bara,o. CANTON Ford para 10 pa
%sajeros. Licencia en- corricnte. 5lO T.. oom-
merce ST. Nio'
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Sc hard en- PERI una
prdn obra de saneamiento

LIMA, PERU. abril Sci Mayor
General William c. Gorgas, eS-Me.
dico General del Ejercito de los Els
ta,los Unidos, ha firmado un impoI
tante cotrato con ell gobierno perua
no, para llevar a cabo una gran obra
de saneamieto e higieniZacion en- el
pals. para la cual Sc lie ha otorgado
I'm plazo de cinco amos. FL General
americana dirigira los trabajos del
programa sanitario que d~esarrollara
Ell gobierno por 10 cual sc pagara al
mencionado militar, la cantidad de
s15.0GO anuales como h~onorarios.
Ell Geeral Gorgas ha- salido va
para Nueva York. de donde seguira
para Belgica y ell Africa Occidental
con objeto de hacer n excursion
cinegetica. Despues de estas vacaclo
mes. regresara al PERU, para hacer
Sc cargo de Ia labor que sc lie ha
confiado.
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WAGNER AUTO TOP CO. 7h E Hor-
ton 81. SONGS especisl!stas en- eubre-as'eu-
tos. to!dos y trabsjos de Eeraraclon. Cr.
iSI..
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GRATIFICARE--con IN aho de subscrip-
ci6n a La Prensa". n Ia persona que me
proporciore. informes extctos acerea del &C
tual paradefo de mi hermana. Sra. Julia A.
de Navarro, quica en- Julio de 1918 viva en-
Gan Antonio. Texas, Gale Sur Laredo No.
$50. La aconrpaia IN nino de 10 ancs de
edaG. Ilamzdo Fcrmin Hernandez TODD in
forme sobre este asuato d~irijase ! Sra. Eu-
scbia R. dc Garcia R-x3 Box e.. Grocsbcck,
Texa.. co. E. J. LancerGole.
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Ell DIRECTOR DE LA BIBLIOTE
CA NACIONAL DE MEXICO

Ell senior Agustin r. Ortiz nos par
ticipa en- atenta nota, haberse hecho
cargo de la Direction de la Bibliote
ca Nacional de la Ciudad de Mexico.
en- virtud del nombramiento que lie
fue expedido por ell e~ncargade del
poder Executive.
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G%RATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia persona que
me proporeione !nformes exactos acerca dei
actual paradero de 'Cosmc Cervantes, &c -
amos dc eiad. estatura rEular, color moreno.
originate de Durango, Mexico. y de LucIo
Cervantes. de rs amos de edad, estatura re-
gular. color blsnco. quienes hace tres amos
que Sc encontrabsn en- San .Antonio. lexis.
Cualesquir informe sobre este particular CT
-f;asc a Pedro c. Duran. Esouina Zaragozs
No. %. General B-gvo, antes Sabinas, Coan-
H6,;-o NlI
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a la PERSONA que
mo p-oporcionc informes cIactos acerca del
actual paradcro de mi hiio Victor Quesada.
de IS amos dc edad. estatura alta de!gado,
color blsnco. quien como senas particulars
;icne una cicatriz CT Ia cabeza, en- forma &C
rnedia luna. Las ultimas noticias cue tuve
dc 81. las rccibi procedcntes de Mesa Ariz.
TODD inferno sobre este asunto. dirijase a Pa
bio Qusada. Box 45. San Simon, ARK.
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PERDIDAS

ENCONTRE yeSua colorado, sin fierro. con
la mano derecha sehalada arriba de Ia pezu-
ia; dc IL amos de edad y II maros de alta
4 Arroyo de Leon, Canine de Quintana; S
nillas fuera de San Antonio. Aimaquio Mon
talvo. I'D
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CON TRES MESES de suscripcin = La Prem
s. gratificare a Ia persona que RE proper
clone informes de Feliciano Rodriguez y de
ST. esposa Juana Sesura, a auienes aconlpn-
nan sus tres hijas, una de elias casada. En-
Septiempbre ultimo ~vivieron en- San Antonio,
Texas, ~ una casa de Ia Gale W. CONNIE
ce. Todo inie-me drijase a Ignacio Lopez.
Ex-Gang Nc. 3-K5ii Choteau Okla. t4-3o3)
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GRATIFICkRE con $500 r Ia persona
Que me proporcicnc infornes exaetos acerca
del actual paradero de Ia Sra. Sofia Cortes.
originaria de Silao, Guanajuato. Mexico, don
de Ia VI por Ultima vez en- JUNO de 1916.
Y de donde ella salio rumbo a San Diego.
Calf. La Sra. Cortes. vivid tambien en- Leon
v Romits. del :nismo Estado. y case en- es
Ia ultima poblacion con un Sr. Galvan: Iodo
inforrne sobre este asunto dirijase n P. San
doval, R 8 Box 255. BIB Elgcmont Sta. Z.
St. Louis. III. ilol
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GRATIFICARE con 500 a la persona QUO
me proporcione informes exactos acs-ca del
actual praadero de Salome i5arra. dc cstatu-
"a regular. ) color moreno. GGica 'ac va
tempo Sc cncuntra en- los EstadoS Dnidos' pc,
70 hasta hoy no ha sido possible localizar cl
Iugar dondc reside. Cualesquier inforne So
bre este asunto, dirijase 4 Tomas haldonado
Ca-za. Orange Co. Terry. Texas. tll)
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G?ATIFICARE con $500 r Is prsona que
me proporc;one informes ez=etns accrca del
ctual paradro del Sr. Macario Zuniga. ORR
actual ~paradsro del Sr. Macario Zdhiga, ORR
de Leon, Guanajuato, iiGxico. Las ultimas
n~oticiss que recibi de 81 fueron procedentes de
Houston. Texas. donde trab Iaha en- com
pa6ia de Jose de Ia Luz Anguiano, {! zno dc
1915. Todo informe sobre este asunto, dirija-
Sc q Jacinto Ztaiss. Martell. Neb. Up. o.
(9l
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G~RATIFTCARE con $500 a Ia persona Que
me proporcione inforrres exactos acercs dc!
actual paradero dc mi hijo Eleute-io Mesa.
oricinario de San Rogue del Monte. GUIANA
iuato. Mexico. cuyas senas particulars son /:
cstatura baja, color moreno y algo picado de
virueia. CualesquiCr informc sobre este asun-
TO, dirijase II Victorio Mesa. Gilluiy. Utah.
tll)
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

ACABAMoS DE RECIBIR IeSitima cafe
"a de Celaya. $50. Gccena y $3.50: Suda-
dero de membrillo. soc; pasta mcmbrluo 5oc :
ore-o b,anco, SOC. libra ca-ne SEGA soc: Chi
los pnsilla negro. colorado. mulaio. chIpolc.
cascabcl nucvo. gu~sjillo. colorado ancno. Soc:
hahas, 10 libras por Sl.70; frijol tSpari, 20
Iibras por $500: queso de tuna nuero. 2Sc.
libra co!aci6n Sc; DULCES MEX1CANOS,
100 pleas Sl.I5: ShLSA-MOLE lOc; piqu'n
on yinacre l5c. botella chile verde Toe. bo-
tela; TOMATO FRESADiLLA, l~entejas, pr
auin roio vivo. scmilla calsbaEa soc: lara-
bcs para refrcscos. etc. Pida hsta general
HOY MISMO. Pedidos a CABEZUD BROS.
Box SIS. Sta. A. San Antonio, Texas.
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informes exactos
accrca del actual p~araoero DE In Sra. Paula
Quiroz, euyas sehas particulars son: estatu-
"a alta, color moreno, aiSo picada de virue-
In. v oios yrandes Y negros. Cualesouier in
yorrne sobre este asunto. dirijase a Corneiio
Sosa. s+I3 E. Chicago, Waiting St India
ma Harbor, Ind. tlol
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SELLOS DE COMA

Los haccnoS IN ;odcs los estilos. como Sc
nos nrderen. Dsmos especial atencIon u los
pedidos por correo. San Antonio Ruooef
Stamp Co, SIT Navarro ST. San anto-
Mo. Teas.
SEhlLLA PARA PLANTACION.-I,oOO
bushels. C1 bucn vstado. SeGlll!a Meoane, pro-
GUce de s. Il 30 nor cicato. SIS po- bIs-
hci. En- saccs de ) bushes, (. O. v. Colemaa'
Texas.-W. r. Knox. Coleman, Texas.
MAQU1NAS PARA T~ORTILLAS. Nendencos
maquinas para toTriilas, cue fabElcan como
500 t~orcillas por bora. TaEnbien Ve7dcmcs
molinos de piedra para niNtamal. Pida nues-
Eo :oIie.o.-The =. 3. COMPANS.-H. o.
Box g24.-Los Angeles, CALI.
PoR TENER que satir &C la ciuiad. vendo
SIS acres de terrcAo para agricultural O ga
nado en- Alpine. Tex. &c vende 0 Gambia por
automovii, vacas u naquinaria de vapcr o
Easolina, para lleYa- 4 Mexico. lnforrnaran
SOS ". Salinas s..
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GRATIFICARE con $500 n Ia persona cue
me proporcione informes exactoS aceTca oe'
actual paradero &c las senoras Teresa ! Do
lores Calderon. quienes en- 81 mes dc Mar
70 nltimo entrtaron a los EStados Ghidos'
pcro hasta hoy no ia s;io possible ioca1EaE
81 luyar donde So encuentren. CualesauIer IN
forme sobre este asunto. dirijase al senior r.
Rono, para entrcgar a SilVerio Nune-'
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