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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
dial Will KEEP
EYE ON COUNTY.
Farmers Doing Much Already
to Destroy Weevil By
Burning Winter Quar-
ters of the Pests.

County agent o. l.. Putnam. and
Hardy Dial. expert cotton man. and
authority on boil weeyll determination.
will begin the weeks campaign to be
lnaugurated Modnay morning. by visit
ing several places in the western part
of the county. and see what community
captains have done toward their part
VI the work.
The agent and Nr Dial will Keep
constant surveillance over the entire
county the coming week, assisting III
this work. and It IL expected a great
deal OF good will he accomplished.
Farmers have already bee doing n
lot toward getting rid OF the bool weevil
In this section and OF the have burned
of their fields and places where the
weevil might hibernate, and since the
rains some time ago. deep plowing has
been done that has turned under "a lot
Of the stalk fields.
The county agent. and the committee
from the chamber OF commerce will
have charge Of the county wide cam
pnign beginning Monday, and expect ia
have conditions so regulated, that a
good crop of cotton can he grown here
next year In spite VI the holl wecvil'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
Name Of Sulphur
Forever Live in
Famous Water, Said

We have always said that sulphur
like Tennyson's Brook. would go on
forever and get better and larger and
pretticr. Positive proof Il now extant
that some VI sulphur will be perpet.
uated.
The corner stone TO the great sky.
scrapcing Federal Reserve bank build.
ing under construction In Oklahoma
city Ia being laid with imposing cere.
monies. The officials uf that colossal
banking institution. requested MIR G. u.
White ul the Park National Bank to
send samples Of sulphur aud bromide
water to be placed In the receptacle IT
the big marble stone MIR. White took
the water right out of the mouths Of
these famous wells. labeled the bot.
ties and forwarded them to Oklahoma
city. This Is another great advertise
inent for sulphur. Watch Sulphur grow
and become famous,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
SMYRNA REFUGEE WEEK TO RAISE
FUNDS FOR RELIEF OF SUFFERING
IN NEAR EAST TO BEGIN SUNDAY

Smyrna Refugee Week. designated
Tor the raising OF funds In Ardmore TO
relieve suffering In the Near East. be-
gins Sunday morning. Announcement
OF the campaign viii be made In all
churches, and on Monday solicitors will
begin work raising funds. There Is no
quota fixed for this city, but II Is hoped
that u substantial offering can be had.
pr. 4. ). Johson of Oklahoma city,
field SECRETARY of the Smyrna RELIEF.
has been working In the city for about
a week and has received Endorsements
from all the ministers and has spoken
before the civic clubs. lie Will remain
here during the drive this week. Follow
Ing l. statement given out by him
saturday morning.
by proclamation by the President
OF the United States and the governors
OF the several states and mayors Of
the several cities and by the vote OF
the Ministerial Alliance OF Ardmore. on
Sunday, December 10th. smyrna Ref
ugee Week Is TO begin for Ardmore and
Carter County.
Free VIII Offering
THE citizens OF Ardmore in attending
Church service will have the privilege
In showing their gratitude TO God and
To their fellowman In their cheerful,
frec.will contribution to the sustaining
of the two and one.half million OF the
stranded Christian people In the Near
East.
over Eight hundred thousand are
women and children and old men who
are absolutely destitute. homeless. cas-,
out OF their country by the massacrcs
of the unspcakable Turk. who are Mo
hammcdans. The Mohammcians hate
Jesus Christ and our Bible and believe
| that all Christians and non.Mohumme-
dams should be cxtormlnated and that
Il Is their duty to annihilatc all disbe'
levers In Mohammcdanism.
"The American flas has been since
1914. the only salvation of the Chris
tian Armenians and the Christian peo
pie of the Near East. II II had not been
by the Intervention OF our Nation by
charity and diplomacy. all of these peo
pie would be dead.
Feed the Starving
"EvNy citizen should cheerful,
and gladly assist Ia feeding thcse peo
Pile and helping them in this time %
trouble In gratitude 10 the people wh'
fought for our Christian liberties II
the thirteen colonies when this won
derful nation was born.
"'rhe flag VI the United States i
long suffering and patient. never goinl
to battle until the extreme. The fla,
has never failed on sea nor hand. w,
can afford to answer her call when sh
has never failed. when she comes hom
from the Near East and the battle 1
over. her victory viii bs over the rs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
A Get Together"
Meeying Planned
OF Civic Bodies

A get together" meeting OF all oiyi.
club members In the city one week in
each month, Is being planned by repre-.
sentltives OF the LIONS club, following
suggestions made at the meeting last
Thursdey by q. G. I.ashcr.
A committee OF lions was appointed
TO visit with the Rotarlans and tho
kiwanians to discuss the meeting and
see II some agreement could be reached.
Mr. Lasher's plan calls for only three
meetings Of each club per month, the
fourth being tho get together" mum.
Der, when all attendants would b. given
credit for their attendance. At tho
fourth meeting. which probably would
be at Convention Hall. civic matters
would be taken up on vast s,ais.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
Pollock May Introduce Bill in
Ninth Legislature for La1us to
Curb Speeding in This State

the purpose of the representative
from this county to see II roinu
measure can be enacted t. pu.
stop to the practice, and make the
penalty so beavy for violatorS that
It viii cease.
The latest automobile accident
caused by speeding near Dillard
some time aso is still under investi-
cation by the county attorney and
this, with others that have t.ti.en
place in the past. has inspired otfic-
ers to take some definite step TO.
ward eliminating the danger In the
future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

Figures compiled for The Ardmore.
ite by NE,A Service in u nationwide
survey, show that in 1921. lives OF 49,
024 persons were snuffed out by auto
mobiles and approximately 10000 were
injured. These figures, compiled from
Vital statistics records Of each state,
represent the most complete check ever
made of the American Juggernaut's
fearful harvest.
Motor fatalities will Kill more peo.
pie this year than typhoid, malaria and
small pox combined. They will exceed
the deaths from appendicitis and equal
diptheria fatalities-and in most cas-.
es. they could have been avoided.
And instead of decreasing or remain.
Ing stationary, the percentage Of auto.
mobile fatalities is steadily increasing,
despite all efforts to regulate traffic.
Fatalities on Increase
Increase in automobile traffic cor.
esponding increase in the percentage OF
automobile fatalities per 100, 900 popu-
lation is shown in figures for cities and
counties where accurate death stats.
tiles show that
In 1911. with 4.sS3,340 automobiles Ii.
censed. there We're 6724 deaths in auto
accidents, or death rate from this
cause Of 80 per 10000 population.
With 6.l4G,6l7 automobiles in 1918,
there were 1926 fatalities or 9.3 per
100 900.
Autos numbered 7, 5sS,S4S in 1919.
There were 1868 persons killed, or 9.4
per 100000.
In 1920. with 9.2l1 1886 automobiles Ii.
censed, there were 9l03 fatalities OF
l0.4 per 100000 population.
There were 1o,44s,362 licensed auto
mobiles operating in the United States
in 1921. In the L. 3. Census Bureaus
registration area, which contain So pei
cent OF the nations population, there
were l0.l6s deaths, or ILL., per l0O.O .O0O
population.
Between 1917 and 1921, therefore. the
death rate per 100000 population from
motor vehicle accidents increased abou,
2S per cent.
This year. there are nearly 1000 900
motor vehicles running In the streets
and roads OF the United States. Every
thing points to the highest automobil,
death toll in history. the greatest rec
ord Of violent death from any singl,
cause except the war
California Leads
California shows the greatest mum
ber of automobile fatalities per 100 O0I
population. and one Of her cities, I.ol
Angeles. has the highest automobil
death rate Of any American city OF NOR,
than 100000. There We're $50 fatalities
In California last year. or 2ll deaths
per 10000 population. Los Angeles rat
Is 2Ts with 40 fatalities last year
This was n decrease from .+i In 1872
for California. and an increase for 10
, Angeles from .7.l.
Mississippi has the lowest record 10
auto deaths, the rate being 81 per 100
900. South Carolina Is second with l.
Despite all their traffic police. thei
safety commissions and their other ei
forts minimize accidents. the large cit
, les presen the highest death rate. Con
, pared with the national death rate U
ll.S per 100000 population, the deat
=, rate In 60 American cities last year wa
lb.6. The safest city In the Unite
States Is New Bedford Mass. 1t d,
). creased its automobile fatalities fror
n lS In 1918 10 half that number In 1921
\ or 60 per 100000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

jured several people in the vicinity
in the past year.
Within the past year several peo
pie have been injured on tie high
ways in the vicinity CT the oil field
districts. and on the road between
Ardmore and Healdton, that has
prompted officials to take e-icus
notice Of the events, and they are
anxious to cooperate in any meas
ure that will tend to ut stop TO
this practice.
The state law at present DIES not
cover any point sought, and 1t IS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

Recent events In Carter county
resulting In serious accidents caus-
ed by speeding on the highways
outside Incorporated towns. is like
iy to lead 10 some state legislation
ut the next session Of the Legislature
according to Z. j. Pollock. repre-
sentative elect. who has been max
ing an investigation with county Of
ficials In the pats few days.
In all probability a bill will be in'
troduced creating a state law gov
erning this menace that has encan8-
cred the lives. and seriously in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

AUTO PAINT AND TRIM SHOP
FOR sALE. PLENTY or WORK.
Box a.. WILSON OKLA. ios
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
MAXWELL CLOSED CAR
PEAK CONSTRUCTION

DETROIT. Mich - Maxwell Motor
corporations closed.car production. has
shown steady gains through the year.
and has now reached point higher
than ever before In the history of the
company. and the unusually large buy.
Ing demand Is forcing the Maxwell far.
tories to work day and night. There
are also substantial Indications that
even the present high mark may be
exceeded within the next few months
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
ONE, PERSON KILLED EVERY AUTO 40
40 MINUTES is AUTO TOLL % PER
|NINE.TENTHS OF AUTO VICTIMS
ARE PEDESTRIANS, WHO USUALLY
VELITTLE METHOD OF ESCAPE

Editors Note: The ArdmOreite Is joining In nationwide cam
to cubreck
series Of articles Read them
carefully. worth rsmembering)
Automobile accidents kill person average
every 40 minutes, 35 day, Americas highways and
streets While you reading this article at least two
Americans will be injured in motor accidents
More Americans than killed in the World War are
being killed and injured in automobile mshaps this year
The total toll will be about $4,000 persons killed and ap
proxmatey 10000 inuredmany of these manned for life
Onethird Of these will be children yet Is years old
Nine-enths will be pedestrians, down by auoists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
NOT TOO LATE FOR
PERSONAL. GREETING CARDS

The Sessions Company. iis West
Main street, IL prepared to receive or.
ders for Personal Greeting Cards. with
the name printed TO match the engray.
ing. up to and including the 10th. and
VIII guarantee delivery on time. Mr..
Sessions states that the demand this
year for Christmas cards has been the
greatest In history and there was never
more beautiful showing of Greeting
cards from which to make your selec.
tlons Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
Accident Victim Buried.

A. +. Paul. truck gardener and hucks.
ter, who was fatally injured when his
team nan away ON Thanksgiving day.
was buried at Rose I'M cemetery Fri.
day afternoon at J o'clock. the aev.
Robinson OF the Carter Avenue Netho.
list church conducting the funeral. M.
frts to locate relatives were without
avail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

rhe first meeting OF creditors OF e.
r. Darrinser, bankrupt, will be held be-
fore Judge X. Mcmillan, referee In bank.
ruptey, December "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
DALLAS SCOTTISH RITZ
XII MON DATES MAY 1913

DALLAS. April 2s.--scottish Rite
Masons OF the Valley Of Dallas. viii
hold their Spring Reunion w this ciil
May y, 10 10. inclusive. The committee
reports over 500 new petitions received
and with the followers from the last
reunion prospects are good for a large
class.
The Dallas Scottish Rite bodies are
exceedingly anxious for every Blue
Lodge Mason who can rossihly do so
register Ter the May Reunion and hcip
make The class ON, ~ the largest loo
thc history of the Dallas scottish l,ite
organization A letter 10 ! J. Strnh.
no. secretary. scottish Rite Cathedral.
Dallas. Texas, viii bring Ia every appli-
ant q blank petition to BE- filled out
ind returned TO the secretary. Half
of III" fees derived from the Reunion
degrees 40 into the scottish Rite rdu.
cational fund for the building eff The
doriniiorics az the University Of Texas
and other educational projects undo.
way IN Texas. The sum of S5oO.0OO ~
being spent on the building at tho
University.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Coffee.

NEW YORK. Apul 2S-There was
renewal uf scattered liquidation In
the mniKct Tor coffee futures at the
opening today, which was attributed
% the cables showing unsettled con.
ditions IN Brazil. Locally the market
opened ~ decline 81 ? to & points.
hui seemed to attract a better demand
around 934 for September and g.2i
% December Rallies followed with
September selling up tn = 55 during
the aitern"on and closing at sis. The
general market closed az a net advance
of Ia - points. sales. including ex.
changes, were estimated al ~. 900 bags
May 9.sS; July s.1s. September s.4s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
COVERING HELPS IN
Big RISE IN STOCKS
ny Associated Press

Ny Associated Press
NEW YORK. April ~ covering
contributed 10 the many substantial
gains made at the opening Of today's
stock market The rally extended 10
almost every group including invest
ment rails. high class equipments. mo.
tors and the independent steels. Union
Pacific. General Electric. Studelakcr
Midvale Industrial Alcohol. associated
dry goods and many department stores
gained Ia points. Secondary rails
were Irregular. u one.point advance IN
New Orleans Texas and Mexico being
offset by selling OF Rock Island and
some ~ the other secondary western H..
sues. Bethlehem Steel hardened ON
maintenance ~ the regular common
dividend aud 4. \. Steel threw off
some Of yesterdays heaylness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Latest Market News
CLEARING WEATHER
DISTURBS MARKETS

NEW YORK. April ?s.--The pros.
poet for clearing weather In The South.
west led to some irregulariiy In the cot
ton market tp1Ay. but failed 10 inspire
any general selling and prices we're
very firm lhew on covering ny near
month shorts. talk 81 n better spot
demand and bulilsh weekend figures.
October delivery advanced from i1.Gl
10 l7.s5. and closed at 1883 with the
general market closing very steady at
a net advance at ~ to 81 points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Wichita Market.

WICHITA. Kan. April 2s.-IIogs--
Receipts 600: market steady. top slOI':
bulk SiO.O5dlO.l5.
Cattle Receipts 200; market steady:
beef steers ss.O0a $50: beef heifers
t5.2j15.co; beef COWS s5.oodG 90. stock
,rs ana feeders sG.oOa7.55: stock cows
and heifers $1,000 $50: bulls ts.75d 90
'aivrs s4.0Oas.00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. April Is. - Potatoes.
steady: Wisconsin sacked and bulk
round whites sis5a2.00 cwt.: MIchI.
gan hulk whites $500 cwt; Minnesota
sacked round whites si.75Gi.s0 cwt.;
Idaho sacked ruiais s2l0a220 cwt.;
Idaho sacked russetta t2.30 cwi.: new
stock steady; Florida double headed
bbls. spaulding Rose No. | 500; No.
?. tS.00ds.?j.
Butter. higher: creamery extras 90
EGGS lower; receipts 4i.27S cases
firsts 23isH2t.
Poultry. alive. lower: fowls 60
breilers 4Sd55; ROSTERS IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Cottonseed Oil,

NEW YORK April sS.--Demand
fron May shorts In cottonseed oil ran
the delivery M 10 points early or about
cent pound above lard. other
nion,hs were IN In sympathy. Prices
al tiled hack a little near the close
hut Inst prices showed net gains OF 4 to
points. Sales $500 barrels There
were tenders ~ 400 barrels on May
contracts. Prime crude sss0ds.75:
prime summer yellow spot 1850: May
ii.se: July ii.ss: September Has: all
hid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
new UPTURN NOTED
IN WHEAT MARKETS
By Associated Press

CHICAGO, April ss.-zBig buying OF
wheat for Europe estimated AT as much
as 3,Oeo. 600 bushels ted 10 new up.
turn today In wheat prices here. The
market closed unsettled at the same as
yesterdays finish to lie higher with
May ,l.42is to ti.42i.. and JIly sl.2ek
TO tl2si.. Corn gained isnAsc to aM
y. oats were unchanged To !. up. and
provisions "a De- lower.
Provisions we're dun and averaged
lower. falling TO retain a slight de.
yiance which had resulted from higher
quotations on hogs.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April ss.--Cotton goods
were steady today with unfinished lines
continuing moderately active. Prnt
cloths and sheetings tended higher.
Wash fabrics were slow. Wool markets
were more active and tended higher.
hurlnps were firm. Sport silks are
moving freely and prospects Tor fall
uslness seemed a little brighter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

NEW ORLEANS. April 1.--Much
better reports from tn. spo, depart.
ment and claims 81 NOR. business
Imong the mills caused a fairly brisk
advance In cotton today after a period
~ hesitation la the early trading when,
after. net gains OF 10 4 points. there
was drop to net declines OF TO :
points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK. April .s-LIberty
Dads closed: 2,ss. ss.is: frs, Is. $3.50:
econd ~. 1884 bid. first AIS. 1856;
ccond as. 1854: third AIS. 1854:
fourth as. ss.ss: Victory 3A.s. lOO.os.
'ntory ass. i00it.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Sugar.

NEW YORK. April ss-The raw ~
gar market was quieter today. There
was no change In quotations. Cuihas
Icing quoted at 2isc cost and freight.
EQUAL 10 Ill for centrifugal. with Por.
10 Ricos and Philippines at ass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. April 2s.-cotton spot
moderate business: prices steady. good
middling 1866: fully good middling
1885: middling ie.2l. low mlddling s.7s:
good ordinary ssi: ordinary Sal; sales
5000 bales including $500 American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

DALLAS. April 2s-Cotton middllng
as; steady. Houston l725: steady.
;niveston i7.to: steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Oranges. Sweetest jet. Phone your
grocer. Slgn of Quality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
CATTLE STEADY BUT
CALVES SHOW LOSS

FORT WORTH. April ~ cattle sold
unevenly lower today and cattle values
were steady. Receipts 800 cattle and
100 calves
Hogs-iiec-ipts 200; market steady TO
Ice higher.
Cattle-Beeves s3.50a7.5o. stockers
ss.o0as.ss: cows s3.Ooas.t0: Gamers
s?o0I $50: heifers t3.50G1.3O: year.
lings tI.00as.50: bulls s2.50et5o:
calves s?.5oAs.s0.
Hogs-ilght ss.iSass5: medium
ssboas.76; heavy S.75As75: mixed
1905. $50: common sj.55d6.'j; rough
heavy s7.759s.bo; rough ,5.o0as.T;
pigs s5.00ds.S0.
eheep-lAmbs ss.0oaitoo: yearllngs
ssOOai2eo: wethers sc.50ds.Oo: ewes
s5.sOss.gj. culls slOod?U. stocker
rheep si.Soi. ESQ; feeder lambs $500
1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 1000; active and firm on beef
steers and she stock: top yearlings
5000. best hcayies $3.50: bulk beef
steers S.75as.2s; bulls Use higher;
caiN.r and stockers steady. bologna
Lulla largely s6.s0aIsO; bulk vealers
e7.;ogs.oo: beef cows and heifcrs most.
" t575s7.25.
Hogs - Receipts $4,000: desirable
sights butchers closed firm mostly iOc
higher than yesterdays average: others
weak Ia Sc lower than early. az about
steady with Thursdays close: top
,ie.7e: hulk sio.goh 1885: shippers
Fought about s.ooo: holdoyer moderately
liberal: pigs 25c higher.
sheep--I.ecelpts 5000; shorn lambs
Pie higher. sheep and wooded lambs
firm. top shorn lambs sass: hulk
siioeaiI.7s: top wooded lambs sie.?5:
to'd native spring lambs 81 90: best
handy shdHn ewes $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Cash Grain,

CHICAGO. April 2s.--wheat No. 2
hard yellow $40: No, red SLAIN.
Corn. No. ? mixed. eli. aGi., No. 2
yellow 81 ishs2. Oats No. white 39ts
aH. No. . white ISL. disis.
KANSAS CITY. April 2s--Cnsh
wheat No. hard si.2sai 40: No ?
red n.s0gi.35. Corn. No. white 5jt.
a5bh; No. ? yellow 55a. asGL. Oats
No. 2 white 3sisa3 No. 2 mixed $40
s7h.
ST. LOUIS, April fs.-wheat No, 2
red ,i.42: No. Z. si.35di.37. Corn No.
. yellow ssh. No. >. sra. Oats No. .
white 5sis ass. No. J, 3sis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-10
WASHINGTON DLSCUTE
LAS DECLSIONES DE
La SUpREMA CORTE
AUMENTAN LOS CASOS
De DESEQUILEBRI0
IA E N 7 A [
Ocho atacados de ese NAL
fueron denunciados en-
solo una semana

Ei Jue= especial PER- : Eo5e";-
son. Que es:i tGns:ecdo intecina-
rente. .e1 IA Cov;e del CcnGaIo,
examine an:eayer !Gs cauSaS de
ocho pe-soaas-ciaco homhres :
tres mujc-es-que tueron denun-
c:adas como eniernas de Ia me9te
= accrca d. las que Sc pid!6 que
- cons.Srar.r 4! As:,o respect
yo dc IL c:udad.
Tal rdnero DC caSos es y nlas
cranGe que den;ro del ;sTm!ro De
ara semana Sc ha denunc!ade has
n = fccha 4 las autoridades de.
ccaaaGo de Bexar. seguD % ma
n.fest5 aver cl l:cenciado Ba, Co.
rr.-ar. asisreGIc del abt Ead0 de:
Ccadado.
Los casos de es;e gsaero son &c
.a;iyaneate comunes. rero nunca
cou Il aou2dancia con Que 10 es-
tan lic-a-do 4 S"- ahora, pues 10
regu.a. en- las peoreS 6pocss del
ano son cu2.ro : hasa c:nco por
scmana. nunca mas.