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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27
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NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY
\ z anglickeho. .p5clozilu Kldra Specingroud.

tom nekdo vypravel?" fekl je'
no soudruh udivene.
4 Uchopil jsem rame Filipino
rekl chladne: "Pojd'me sc
-tamto posadit, Filipo."
Bylo videti, ze il navrh mu]
mrzi. Znovu il pobizim. skub.
la zaporne hlavou.
Zach! vidis, ia jiz uplne
zapomnel, kde isl Sc vsude v
tie dobe toulal," rekl prvni z
mladikd vesele a sc smichem
"v mistech, kde Sc neroztahu-
lie civilisace a casopisectvo.
Skutecne, Ferrand byl zabit -
byl zastrelen!"
"Nejdrazsi Filipo, pojd'me
dale, zaprisaham te, pojd', "
prosim znovu.
Rylo jiz pozde. Pohled, KITE
ry jsem z tvare jeji vycetl, mi
rekl, re j jiz mic ma svete od-
tud nedostane! Chce vyslech-
nouti vsecku, tn hrdznou prav-
du, vypravovanou Sc vsemi de-
tally. Vzdychal jsem ustavic-
ne. Okamzik, ktereho jsem sc
tax dlouho obaval, nadesel.
Pakli il odtud moci odvedu,-
pakli pferusim vypravovani o.
nem cizincGm - k cemu to
povede? Slysela jiz dosti. Pfi-
meje mne k tomu, re il budu
muset sam vypovedeti s lpl-
nou pravdou i ostatni. Mohu
sc nyni jen "a to modliti, by
sebe samu nevinila re smrtl
onoho muze.
"Zavrazden! Ubohy hoch
A kdo no zastrelil?" slysim
poznovu prvniho mluvciho.
"Nikdo nevi, kdo to mohl
byti. Byl zabit u jedne polni
cesty, prave kdyz zacala ia
desna boure lonskeho roku
Ida Sc to holou nemoznosti
jest to tax pravde nepodobne
prece jisto jest, re snih he
tax pekne prikryl, re zlocin
proto nebyl drive prozrazen
az snih zacal tati. V t6 dobt
mohl vrah arcit' pekne dost
daleko uplachnouti."
"Chudak! Neslysel jsem {
mem nikdy mic dobreho; avsal
jak hrozny konec!"
Nepodival jsem sc k hovori
elm. Dival jsem Sc uprene W
tvar sve zeny. Videl >jsem, *
il barva z tvari mizi. Vide
jsem, re svira ruce vzdy pev
neji k sobe, tax jak jiz zvyken
mela, kdyz byla rozcilenou
Konecne prudce Sc ke mn,
obratila, a V ocich jejich vi
del jsem vyraz hruzy, kter.
mne pravil, re teprve nyn
nejhorsi prichazi re Okla
milk. ktery mne stale desil
Sc priblizil! Nepromluvila VISA
. ale klesla bez vedomi, bled
co stena, ma me rameno.
A v celem tom viru nebez
.peci sc mi zdalo, jake bye
byl jaksi uvrzen do mechanic
: keho spanku. Sotva Sc doved
: upamatovati, re mne Oba
mladici prisp6li ku pomoci
kdyz isme Filipu odnesli n
improvisovanou jakousi pohoN
f, ku, do chladku a ma nejstudt
neisi misto, ktere jsme nalez
mohh, pamatuji Sc, re jsel
: Sc usmal pripsal hned 81,
q bost sve zeny parnu slunecn
mu, zapachu parostroje neh
n necemu podobneho druhu. M;
! 10 Sc asi ii diva muzi mohli d,
e mysliti, nikdy snad sc nedov,
: deli, co slova jejich zpIsobil
i Nemohli vedeti, re reel o sill
: Mervynu Ferrandovi znicili I
; pochybne stesti dvou lidskye
! zivotn. Srdce me pfeplnel
bylo bazni a hruzou, avsak n
- Slim. Ze, 4 yZdnr tomn chov
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27

nlsterlcko nemoc, jaka moi
divku neDohou tez zachvatila
re Sc mohou upamatoyati, ano
j uplne zevrubne popsati kla.
my a sny, ktere ,je apo cas- ne
kolika tech strasnych hodin
sviraly. ia sam 81 poznamenal
re sve praxe jeden ii diva po-
dobne pfipady, a autority, re
kterych jsem tax pilne vedo-
mosti sve cerpal po cas- memo
ci Filipiny, ty podavaly toho
zfejme ddkazy. Nejvetsi uz-
kost strach jsem pocit' oval,
kdyz jsem 81 vzpomnel, re ma
Sc stestl, at jiz treba vrcho-
lici, bude jednou nest'astnou
nahodou anebo, nest'astnou ne
jakou novinou, nebo snad jen
nasledkem nejakeho jmena u
pine podvraceno, ze Sc vsecka
desna prayha v plnem svetle
smyslum z9ny me pfedstavi.
Zpatecnil cestu do Seviny
podnikli js4e pc vode. Acko-
liv reka Quhdalquivir neni pri
lis zajimavou, domnivali jsme
Sc vzdor tomu, ze costa ma par
niku bude prijemnejsi a zaji-
mavejsi, nez sedeti v teplem
a loudavem Slaku, naplnenem
vuni cesnekui a tabaku. A tax
jednou' casne z rama opustili
isme Cadiz, a brzy jsme pluli
po loudave, mdle a kalne re-
ce, po iejiz obou stranach Sc
tally ploche mocaly. Il
Ma parniku bylo malo ces-
tujicich. LODI sama byla sta
rou rachotinou nez hodina
uplynula, prali jsme 81 sedeti
radeji v dusnem voze zelez-
nicnim. Mile mijely jedna "a
druhou, stale taz plocha kra-
jina, kterou feka tece, jen
i ia a tam k Will zm6n6 objevi
Sc stado dobytka, nebo much
ci vodnich ptak1. Vzdor tomu,
ze isem mel Filipu po boku
SVEN, byla to prece costa re
vsech nejloudavejsi, kterou
isem kdy podnikl.
Nekolik anglickych turistu
bylo nami ma palube - kde
by ii nebyli? Diva Mich usa-
dill Sc poblize mas; byli to diva
mladi skutetni gentleman
kdyz Sc dosti jiz vynadivali ma
moji krasnou Filipu, zapocali
dosti podivny a vrtkavy roz-
hovor.
Ia podivneho a neobmeze-
neho roZhovoru a z dosti pre-
pepfenych poznamek kraji-
, ne nebo o celem okoli poznal
jsem, re mas mali "a zdejs
= krajany, pred nimiz sc muze
: tedy hovoriti bez ostychu, net
!: Jim nerozumime.
Filira skutecne vypadala ia
ko Spanelka a ma tvar byls
jiz sluncem tax opalena, *
jsem jiz mohl byti cikoliv kra
janem.
Oba mladici sc small a zer
tovali, jsouce jisti, re Jim sou
sede jejich nerozumi. Chvilkl
naslouchal jsem Jim velko,
zalibou; po nekolika chvilicl
ale to steJne huceni parniku
! ten pomaly a zadumcivy tok r
+" ky, ty monotonni bfehy mizel.
TAX pomalu, Ginice ma mne ia
ky DOZEN uspavaci, ze jser
M zacal podflmovati. +.
de v polospani zaslechl jsel
G. pojednou jmeno, tax nenav
st dene jmeno, ktere bylo cist
a Zcela zretelne zde vyslove
no. Probudil isem sc otevrt
o oci. Filipina hlava byla uprt
- ma ma jedno misto. jakoby q
kala na n6co velmi zajimav,
no.
!, "Sir Mervyn Ferrand" :
: Fslysim zmvu opakovati ajmen
dst jednoho spolucestujicih
"Aao, pamatuji sc dobfe +
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27

MLEkARSkA FARMA MA
PRODEJ. Je O $50 akrech, ma
leza sc mezi Clevelandem a
Akronem, 10 mil cd hranic
Clevelandu, dost vody, cukro-
w les, dobre stavby. cihelna
barna, kravy, kone a je tam
male jezirko a je blize A.B.C.
Line. Blizsi sdeh Alb. G. Wal
ten, r. 5, Hudson, O. As
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27

PRONAJME Sc stor obyd-
lin v {. 4709 Broadway, hodici
Sc pro krejtiho, beauty parlor
aneb kloboucnictvi. Jsou tam
j vykladni sskpiMa. Haste Sc u
Nyc. a Patekd47O3 Broadway.
I fu Is, 3-28
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PRONAJME Sc

NOVOMANzELE hleda.ii byt
ma venkove, blize mestske ka-
ry. po pripade do ceske rodi-
ny. Dopiste do adm. t. | pod
znackou "Byt". 3-27
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dun hodi-
cf Sc pro dive rodiny, kazde O.
bydli Q 4 pokojich, vse zafize-
no. Velky lot ma dlazd6ne u
lici. Cena $500. Haste Sc v
(. 1925 Svec Ave. Union.
3-29
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PRODA Sc dobre idouci gro
cerni reznicky obchod v ces-
KEN okolf peknym majet-
KEN. $500 hotove postaci, po
pfipade Sc vymeni "a domek
iednorodinny. V tomto obcho-
de Sc prodava pouze "a hoto-
We. Pteite sc ma Rob. Kohouta
u Atlas Finance Co., 5454
Rroaway. 1928
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PRODAM nekolik peknych do
mil v okoli Broadway banky.
Nam tez nekolik peknych ia
rem sc vSim Zarizenim pobliz
me sta ma vymenu "a mestske
majetky. .Jos. FLIP, 6O51 Hill
man lxve.q 3-28
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VAS LOT zakoupi dvourodin-
ny dunn Q 4 svetnicich s kou-
pelnou nahofe dole, sklep, pd
da, lot "a akru, garaz, dlazde-
ma ulice. Cena $4,000. Naleza
Sc blize Union vych. los.
kary. Haste sc u Janda Real
ty Co., 4936 Mead Ave. Az
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27

PRODA Sc Cadillac auto 1913
touring Al. Dobr6 rafy a do
bre zachovaly. Lace. Haste Sc
v {. 1921 Broadway. Telefon
Broadway 1892. 3-27
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PRODA Sc grocerni reznic-
Ky obchod, dobre mIsto naleza
Sc blize Denison Ave. Haste
Sc v {. $3.50 w. 50th ST. 1929
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PRODA Sc neb VYMENf far
ma 0 AZ akrech v Montville,
O., vsechno naradi, stroje, 5
krav, 3 kone, 125 slepic, 4tu-
novy Truck, IB mile cd dlazde
ne cesty. Blizsi sdeli Georg. j.
Wlatzko, 1924 Harvard ave.
Tel. Broadway 3431 j. 3-29
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc 'reznicky obchod,
kde je trzba "a hotove pres
$3.50 tydne. Najem $40 mesi-
cne. Naleza sc v dome {. 1902
Denison ave. Cena $3.50. Pro-
dava Sc nasledkem rozejiti Sc
spoIecnika. 4-1O
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
CONGRESS TAKES
UP NJ NARY BILL
SUPPORTERS MASS TO FORCE is
SUE BEFORE CONGRESS
AOJoURNS
FARM BILL REPORTED
AGRICULTURAL RELIEF MEASURE
is REPORTED TO HOUSE BY
COMMITTEE

ashington.-Supporters Of farm re-
lief legislation are preparing to force
the issue before Congress adjourns.
The McNary- -Haugen bill was favor
ably reported Ia the House by the
Housea gricultural committeeman in the
Senate Senator Norbeck, Republican,
South Dakota, introduced the bill as II
rider to the revenue bill. Some of the
farm bloc are known to oppose the
action by Senator Norbeck and believe
the bill should first pass the House be-
cause of its tariff provisions before nc-
tion is taken by the Senate. Whether
the measure should be classcd as rev.
cnue bill is Il disputed point but in or
der to quiet the question some of the
members want House action first.
The formal report of the House
committee contends that America can
not have industrial prosperity much
longer with growing agricultural pow
crty."
The measure. which would create n
S2O0,0OO,OOO grain export corporation
with the power to borrow twice this
amount. the report asserted, addresses
itself to the disparity in purchasing
power of farm products, the chief OF
which, corn, wheat, beef and pork, are
"only about 20 per cent of the pre-
war average. while the price index of
nonagricultural commodities stands
at l6S per cent.
Its purpose is to give the great
export farm commodities the same
purchasing power now in terms of all
commodities that they had on the av-
crage of the ten years between 190i-
1914" the report adds.
Care is taken in the bill, the report
continues, to help cooperative organ
izations and provision is made to
avoid more production rs far as pos
sible
THE producer is given the benefit
of the home market" it says, Just
as turiff duties give the manufacturer
the price by keeping foreign manu-
facture out and provision is made TO
regulate or If necessary to exclude
the importation of foreign farm
products"
Senator Norbeck takes the stand
that the farmers must have immedi-
ate relief.
The trouble now,' he said, ''is that
the law of supply and demand is
based on what the farmer sells and
not on what he buys"
Organized business and organized
labor exercise Il. great deal of influ-
ence on the price of commodities and
service" he declared. IF everybody
else is going to be on an artificial
level, farmers also must be included
in the DEAL
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
Beauty Accepts $50, 900 pamao.s

New Iork.-The 100000 damage
suit of Helene Jcsmer, former model
and motion picture actress, against
Philip Morgan Plant, youthful mil
honaire, was settled out of court. At.
torneys for both parties declined to
name the sum involved but it was be-
liered to have been $4,000, although
first reports placed it at 100000 Miss
Jesmer charged that as result of an
automobile accident due to Plants
negligence her beauty was marred and
she virtually lost the sight of one eve
and suffered permanent impairment of
her nervous system.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
Heart as a Pun,p

Half ton of blood flows thru
your heart every hour" says Doc
Henderson, lecturing at Harvard N
ical school.
This Is terrific amount of work
n delicate pump. 1t is obvious d
life can be prolonged and health
proved by getting plenty of sleep /
lying down for 20 minutes or 50
midday and enrly evening. VI
standing. our hearts pump blood
full height Of the body. When rec,
Ing, strain is taken Off the pump bll
flows like water through horlzo-
plpes.-New Orleans States.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
Father Kills Two Children

San Francisco.-George A. Lohse
shot and killed his two daughters, ia.
tally wounded his son, and then ended
his life in their home here while his
wife was consulting an attorney in 81
downtown office building regarding
possibility of obtaining a divorce. Mrs
Lohse denied accusations made by her
husband In farewell note that n for.
mer landlord of the couple had alien.
nted her affections. She said that the
couple had auarreled frequently during
the last year.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
WASHINGTON

Imposition of 10 per cent tax on
radio sets and reduction of the levies
on automobile trucks and tires and ac-
cessories was ordered by the Senate in
approving committee amendments to
the revenue bill.
A request that President Coolidge
direct the attorney general to defend
the suits brought by NJ S. Daugherty
against members of the Senate com
of Justice was made in resolution
adopted by the Senate.
Categorical denial was made by
President Coolidge in statement that
he was trying to deliver Muscle
Shoals to Mr.. Ford or to anyone else"
The President in his statement said
he did not think Mr. Ford's favor was
for sale and that the question Of the
disposition of Muscle Shoals ought to
be decided on its merits.
A search in the records of the In
terror Department has failed to dis
close that President Harding author
lied Albert b. Fall, us Interior secre-
'"iS " iedot h''ie tlIdl D,DND acres OF
land in California naval oil reserve
No. to the Honolulu Oil Company. L,
G. Finney, assistant secretary of the
interior, testified before the Senate oil
committee.
A preliminary agreement under
which Gen. Vincente Tosta was elect
ed provisional president of Honduras
Nrr IL
in a dispatch from Sumner WelIes
American delegate to the five-power
mediation conference ut Amalpa. The
message said that the agreement had
been signed by representative of the
disputing Honduran factions and that
Mr.. Welles hoped further disorder and
bloodshed would be prevented.
A resolution proposing child labor
amendment to the Constitution was
passed by the House. Every effort to
modify the measure which now goes to
the Senate, failed. 1t would empower
Congress to limit, regulate or prohibit
the labor Of children IS years of az.
The vote was 297 to 60, or SO more
than the twO-thirds required
Secretary Mellon advised President
Coolidge few days ago that the
treasury had completed its inquiry in
to charges of Irregularities in the bu.
rcau of engraving and had found them
baseless.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
Michigan Bans California SHIPMENT,

Lansing, Mich.-A proclamation of
quarantine against California, de-
signed to prohibit shipments of live.
stock or other possible carriers of the
foot-and-mouth disease into Michigan
mas peen issued by Governor Groes-
beck. The proclamation specifies that
the transportation from California
into Michigan of livestock, dressed car.
casses and hay, straw and similar fod.
der, Is prohibited during the continu-
ance of the quarantine, which is Of.
fective at once.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
Lands crtcizes Granting Of Pardon

Washngton.-The Senate Daugherty
Investigating committee heard Kene-
saw Mountain Landis, former federal
judge, and at present the Gar of
baseball, criticize the granting Of n
federal pardon in Il liquor case. The
Lands criticism was directed at the
release of Philip Grossman, Il former
Chicago saloonkeeper, from years
Imprisonment for violating the prohi-
bition law.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
A Slip Up

Gentle little four-year-Old JAM
then she slips up" She has b
forbidden to take n spoonful of s.
out of the sugar bowl and eat L
children are apt to do. One day
temptation was too strong, and VI
her mothers back was turned
helped herself to some sugar.
mother turned around, shocked and
dignant.
why, Jane, whatever made yoV
that?"
but, honey, l didn't know you
answer.-EXchange.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09

Always prepare for the worst
best is able to provide for itself.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
GENERAL

White men and negroes attending
the Tenth district Republican conven-
ton at Memphis, Tenn, came to blows
mt the outset of the session, and before
order was restored one negro had been
taken away in an ambulance and sev-
eral on each side bore marks of battle
The clash resulted when white dele
gates are said to have ordered negroes
attending the convention to take seats
in the rear of the hall
From seyenty-five to one hundred
persons were killed and over 200 in
jured by tornadoeS sweeping through
Southeastern states last week. Many
are missing. Property loss is estimated
to run into millions. Heavy loss of
life occurred at Anderson, $. c.. where
Riverside Mill village was partially de
molished. Nine deaths were reported
there. with II score or more persons in
jured
Reunion of the Anglican Catholic
and the Roman Catholic faith. sepa-
rated since the time of Henry VIII. was
advocated in Philadelphia mt the CON
yention of Protestant Episcopal priests.
Warren r. McCruy, who retired as
governor of Indiana, was sentenced in
Federal Court to serve ten years in
the Atlanta federal prison upon II
charge of using the mails in further
ance of a scheme to defraud. In nd-
diton, he was fined S1OOOO.
The first severe electrical storm of
the year caused heavy damage in the
Northwest last week. Many houses,
barns and other buildings were strucl;
by lightning and most of them de-
stroyed. Telephone and telegraph com.
munication suffered heavily from light
ming and wind. Hundreds of trees
were blown down.
Bandits robbed r. d. Gradinarofr.
assistant cashier of the Granite CITY.
ILL.,, National Bank of $4,000 I'm chr
rency which he had just received at
the postoffice from the st. Louis Fed
erai Reserve Bank. Several shots were
fired by GradlnarOff and the bandits.
Dut no one was wounded. The rob-
berry took place in front of the bank.
across the street from the postoffIre
Three bandits bound and gagged
Charles kresney In his office and lew
elry manufacturing plant in Nassau
street in the heart of the lower Man
haitian skyscraper district in New
York city and escaped with diamonds
and platinum mountings valued at
S150,O0O.
Amid the acclamations Of thousands.
Patrick Cardinal Hayes, newly ap-
pointed prince of the church, returned
TO New York City on the Leviathan.
clad In the habiiments of high ecclesi-
astical office with which Pope Plus
NJ recently invested him at Rome.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
WOMEN CAN DYE ANY
GARMENT, DRAPEl
Dye or Tint Worn, Faded Il
New for is Cents.

Don't wonder whether you can
Or tint successfully, because pei
home dyeinS is guaranteed with 4
mond Dyes" even If you have d
dyed before. Druggists have all cd
Directions in each package.-At
tisement.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
BOScHEE,S SYRup

Allsys irritation. soothes and heals TIM.
and lung Inflammation. The cons,,s'
irritation OF a cough keeps the delie,s
mucus membrane Of the throat and Inn
ina congested condition. which BOscHIll
SYRUP gently and quickly heals. For M
reason II has been q favorite bousehov
remedy for colds, coughs. bronchiti, \,
especially for lung troubles in million, \
homes all over the world for the last fifh
seven years. enabling the patient 10 ob,
good nights rest, free from coughir
with easy expectoration In the mornir,
You can buy BOSCHEES SYRUP wherey.
medicines are sold.
The Dolores star., 1924-05-09
The WORLD IN
PA R A c RAPHS
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EIGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DOiNGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK TIL PROGRESS
OF THE AGE
WESTERN

The fire which recently swept sew
eral large tanks of the General Petro-
ieum Company's plant at Taft, Calf,
entailed Il loss N 100000 in oil and
another 100000 in equipment.
Mrs. \. L. Smythe, formerly of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, and Castle Green,
Ind. shot and killed her daughter, Ha-
eel Day, and then killed herself as they
lay in bed in rooming house in Phoe-
nix, Ariz., according to the verdict Of
a coroner's jury ut Phoenix.
Harold II. Dolley, chief field agent
under State Prohibition Director sam
uel f. l;utter of California has been
dismissed from the federal service and
has returned his commission and ere
dentialS to Mr. Rutter in San Francis
co, according to the Los Angeles En-
aminer
Following an explosion that was
caused by an acetylene torch igniting
gases at the General Petroleum Com
pany oil plant at Taft, Calf, fire
swept the mammoth tanks of the COM
pany and n call for assistance was
sent to Bakersfield. Tanks containing
fuel value ut 100000 were in flames
Bernard Brannon, formerly of San
Francisco and Weatherford, Texas,
was convicted in Superior Court in
Los Angeles of "A charge of murdering
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Daniel Cronin,
wife Of Butte, Mont. mining Nengi-
neer. The state contended that Bran
non shot at his wife during II quarrel.
but missed her and hit Mrs. Cronin
who had attempted the role of peace
maker.
Fred Bookman, city marshal at
Libby, Mont. was shot and killed by "A
transient whom he was attempting to
arrest after the latter had shot at
Warren Hill. Hill called the marshal
and when the officer ordered the tran
sient, whose name was not known here
to raise his hands he shot Bockman
through the head. Several bottles of
liquor We're found after his arrest on
the person of the slayer, who was de-
clared to have been intoxicated.
Arizona has put into effect one Of
the most drastic quarantine orders in
its history against the spread of pesti-
lence. With the foot-and-mouth dis
ease raging within the borders of her
neighboring state, California, the state
of Arizona, which already has invoked
embargoes against vehicuar traffic
and products from the infected areas,
bppDnr thp IiSiu fpction Of ayprv raj l.
road passenger from California and
Lower California destined for an Ari-
zona city.