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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
MEETS
OPPOSITION
FROM GRANGE

WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-R-
Legalization OF beer as q healthful
brew for ailing agriculture Is seen
by the National Grange as q
tragic" prescription which 1t viii
oppose.
Instead Of producing q tonic for
the farmer, the Grange predicts
resumption Of brewing would be
detrimental to agriculture through
harm done the dairy. poultry, soft
drinks and confectionery industries.
A statement by Louis j. "aber,
national master, gave the position
Of the Grange which counts up
wards Of 100000 members from
every state.
In the meantime, the agriculture
department, dedicated TO helping
the farmer. dug into tn economies
OF legalized beer.
The investigation. which Secre-
tary Hyde said had no connection
with the White House. was actively
begun by Nils A. Olsen, chief OF the
departments economics ureau, and
q corps OF assistants.
What the farmer has done since
prohibition will be sought by Olsen.
Some assistance will be asked from
the prohibition bureau.
Aligning with Senator Capper.
republican, OF Kansas, the Grange
took the position 4 per cent beer
would reduce consumption OF dairy
products, non-alcoholic beverages
and candy. 1t described as tragic
the finding OF "so-ca'fsd national
leaders pressing for beer to combat
the depression"
Agriculture. the Grange held.
would sustain a tremendous loss
and one which It would III afford
TO bear" II consumption OF dairy
and poultry products should fall TO
saloon-day levels because of re-
sumption OF brewing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
EDINBURC
BRIEFS

EDINBURG A. w. Boynton.
city engineer, was instructed to
present figures OF the probable cost
OF the city drainage system at an
early date. late yesterday, when
the representatives Of Edinburg
Water Improvement district No. /
met with Mayor D. c. Abney. Abney
and Neal Brown, attorney for the
water district, will confer with
county and Edinburg school Of
ficials in an attempt to get them
to share the expense of the drain
age system, Abney stated.
"A hung jury late yesterday will
necessitate the re-trial Of the
George White $4,000 damage suit
asalnst the Edinburg Water I'm
poosement district No. /, which has
oIcn IN progress in the e3rd dis
sT1cs court since September 23rd.
Mni1e alleges a tract of citrus Land
was damaged by seepage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Law Of Averages
Favors Demos

WASHINGTON. Oct. !. CRy-The
law Of averages favors the democrats
organizing the next house.
Over q long period Of years the
death rate OF republican and demo-
cratic members averages about the
same.
OF the eleven representatives elect
ed to the seventy-second congress
who have died. seven we're democrats
and four republicans.
The democrats have filled all bui
two Of the vacancies normally demo-
cratic. while the republicans still
have four vacant. AS q result OF the
democratic victory In the seventh
Missouri district yesterday. both the
republican and democratic parties
have 2l4 seats. The farmer labor
party has n
II the law OF averages prevails, tbs
death rate in the republican men,
bership may nip the advantage the
administration party has maintained
since last November elections. Then
the count was: republicans ais:
democrats 2-6; farmer-labor 1.
With only two months before con.
greSs convenes, IL would be difficult
for republicans to fiji additional va
cancieS.
The attention Of the nation vii
be centered particularly ON the frs;
Ohio district. There the democrat:
claim nor than q fair chance to de-
feat the repubh IN candidate
nominated to succeed the late
Nicholas Longworth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Statae or PetriGed Woman? Valley Find Mystifies Scientist

appeared Raisbeck mi-ht have
been choked. but there wer mo
indications Of stranSulation or dis
location OF the laryrx. He hced
IT, opinion that some e was
either with Raisbeck when he died.
or knew Of his death.
Raisheck was a protege OF oliver
II. p. Garrett. scenario writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Work Is Nearer
On Postoffice

Work OF providing new postoffi..s
was thought nearer in two Valley
towns as III. j. O'Connell Of Harlin-
gen accepted on his part the govern
ment offer Of SIS. 200 for a proposed
site at the intersection Of East Wan
Buren and Third Streets opposite
the Christian church and as word
was received by Postmaster Floyd )
Worth st San Benito that the most
Office there would be ready Nov. /.
Just when bids will be asked on
either structure has not vet been
decided.
McAllen also has an appropriation
and In Brownsville contract has been
let Ior q large structure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Convention Sought

WESLACO. Oct. 1.-Plans FOR
securing the state real estate mems
convention will be discussed at &c
office OF j. T.. Collver. secretary or
the Valley Real Estate Mems Assn.
Thursday night by the board OF dr.
rectoTs. The meeting originally was
scheduled Tor last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

Here's the recipe that banishes
fat and brings into blossom all the
natural attractiveness that evsry
woman possesses.
Every morning take M half
teaspoonful OF Kruschen'S Salts in
a glass Of lot water before break
fast-cut out pastry and fatty
meats-go light on potatoes butter
cream and sugar-in 3 weeks ct on
the scales and note how many
pounds OF fat have vanished.
Notice also that you have gained
IN energy-your skin is clearer
your eyes sparkle with glorious
nealth-you feel younger In body
keener In mind. KRUSCHEN will
give any fat person a joyous sur
&c. an s5c bottle of KRUSCHEN
SALTS At McKay's Pharmacy. els
neros Drug Stores Oasts 4 rv.sSs,
III even TINS first bottle doesn't
convince you this Is the easiest
safest and surest way 70 Iose "a
II YOU don't feel a superb imnrove-
ment in health SO g~loriouslv ensr
Retic-vigorously alive-your MONEY
gladly returned ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

GALVESTON, Oct. 1-tP)- In
response to a strike order issued by
labor officials, 5000 longshoremen
at Galveston, Corpus Christi. Tex
as City and Houston were idle to-
day.
of union officials &c negotiate a
new contract with shipping inter
ests concerning wages or obtain an
extension Of the old contract which
expired at midnight last night.
No disorder occurred at Calves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
FREE RIDE TO CHURCH

The Methodist Church of Curri-
tuck. N. c.. has bought a new mo-
tor bus with which to make the
rounds OF the town every Sunday
10 take the people to church free
of charge 1t is said that this
system will increase church at
tendance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
SAN BENITO
BRIEFS
CBy staff Correspondent

NDl otdAA CoRCAA4CAAeF
SAN BENITO, Oct. 1.-The Won
derful hospitality extended cy the
city of Vienna and the republic OF
Austria was one Of the features Of
the Rotary international conven-
ton said Charles G Dowie, delegate,
in a talk before the local Kiwanis
club this week. S. w. Clark OF
Weslaco was a visitor here.
An official flag raisinp "a had
at the new high school Thursday
morning, students taking the oath
of allegiance. Boy Scouts, the band
and others participated.
Physical training classes will
demonstrate playground activities,
corrective exercises, losture correc-
tons and other phases Of their
work at the general faculty meet
ing to be held Oct. IL.
DR.. z. T. Morris has returned
from New York City where he at
tended several clinics for a month.
A new contract has been made
whereby a button factory at Mer-
cedes will take mussel shells from
the ocal resaca which is the main
canal OF the San Benito irrigation
district. Between rs and 80 men
will be employed.
Directors or the chamber OF COM
merce have authorized a community
exhibit representing San Benito at
the Valley fair in Harlingen IN
Harrington Nov. 2l-29. san Benito
has always placed at the top or
near the top.
The fire siren will be blown with
out change OF tone hereafter when
the law Is searching for a fugitive.
In the past motorists have I'M
Willingly given lifts to fugitives.
The San Benito Chamber Of
Commerce has put itself on record
with other organizations in the
Valley against the proposed raise
in railroad rates On fruits and veg
etables.
Three stitches were required TO
close a cash on his arm caused
when Earl Daughterty. mail clerk,
was pulling a nail out Of a box with
a hatchet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

The longest dock in the world
-1500 feet-is at Manila and could
accommodate the Leviathan, Ber-
engaria and Europa all at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Plumbers Encourage
Building With Gu
by staff Correspondent

HARLTNCiEN, Oct. THE obyacE'
OF the SO daily wage scale reduction
made voluntarily by tourneymrn
plumbers OF the Valley Local No. 7i3
was for the purpose OK encouraging
building by lowering plumbing costs.
IL was stated.
The decision was reached at n
meeting held at the Mccarty Plumb
ing Co. office following 4 report
from a committee on "a.
1t is estimated that 500. ZOO. 600
pounds or explosives are used IN
the United States every year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

Three stitches were required to
close a cash on his arm caused
when Earl Daughterty. mail clerk.
was pulling a nail out Of a box with
a hatchet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
How Modern Women
Lose Pounds of Fat
Swiftly Safely

Gain Physical v:gor-Youthfulness
with Clear skin and vivacious Eyes
That Sparkle With Glorious Health
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

The fire siren will be blown with
out change OF tone hereafter when
the law Is searching for a fugitive.
In the past motorists have un-
Willingly given lifts to fugitives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

The San Benito Chamber of
Commerce has put itself on record
with other organizations in the
Valley against the proposed raise
in railroad rates on fruits and veg
etables.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
A statue:

Now for some Of the arguments
made In support OF the statue the
ory. Reclining statues are not at
all uncommon, IL is argued, partic-
ularly as grave pieces. Many tombs
have reclining figures above them
and further search may reveal the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

An official flag RAISING was had
at the new high school Thursday
morning. students taking the oath
of allegiance. Boy Scouts. the band
and others participated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01

All merchants who are members of the Booster Club will stop giving
votes promptly at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon and v e are asking you
to make your purchases before that time IS you will not receive votes after
5oclock Saturday eve.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
TEATRO CASINO

Hoy Sc repondra ell doble
programa de aver, con las pre-
ciosas cintas "Gun Smoke" en-
la cual TRUMAN Richard Arlen
y Mary Brian, y ell Subway
Express" con Jack Holt de pro
tagonista.
Subway Express tiene to
dos los ingredientse de una o.
bra buena en- todas sus formas:
argumento, escenario, vestua-
rio, y magnificos actores.
Hay en- ell argumento una
rina, un disparo Y un hombre
asesinado.
La policia prohibe que min
guno de los pasajeros Sc mar
che del tren.
Jack Holt es ell Inspector de
policia.
Manana Sc estrenara una
pelicula titulada "Mujeres de
todas las Naciones."
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
SALDRA HOY Ell CRAFT
ZEPPELIN HACIA LA A
MERICA DEL SUR

Alemania, agosto 29.-La ma
We trotamundos alemana, el
Graf Zeppelin, Sc en%contraba en-
su hangar lista para iniciar es-
ia noche su primer vuelo sin
parada hasta ~Sud-Am6rica.
FL DR.. Hugo Eckener dara la
orden de desamarre a las once
de la noche, enfilando la nave
hacia Pernambuco, Brasil.
A bordo del dirigible viaja-
ran As pasajeros, que pagaran
por este viaje de 5000 millas a
raz6n de $1,000 cada uno.
Ell Graft solo permanecera en-
P~ernambuco I'm solo dfa, regre-
sando directa e inmediatamente
a su hangar en- Friederichsha-
fen.
FL dirigible ha sido asegura-
do EN- $425,0 900 Y este SECURE
solo comprende ell tempo que
dure ell viaje de ida y vuelta.
Lleva-a bordo correspondent
cha, pero la mayoria de esta So
10 tiene por Objective aumentar
las colecciones de los filatelicos.
Cuando el Graft hizo su pri-
mer vuelo a Sud America en- Ma
20 de 1880, hizo escala en- Sew
LA y despues cruz6 la inmensi-
dad oceanica en- 81 horas, Gu
briendo en- un solo salto $3.50
millas.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Tambien agrega ell informe
que ell desembarco fu6 descu-
bierto por ell soldado Domin-
go Diaz, pero que este fue
muerto por los rebeldes antes
de que pudiera communicable a
las ~fuerzaS del gobierno.
Carlos Hevia tan pronto de-
sembarco con los 500 expedi-
cionarios apel6 a los ciudada-
nos para que lie secundaran en-
ell movimiento revolucionario
Y que unos 20 hombres Sc lie
unieron.
Entire los expedicionarios los
habia de todas las macdonald
dades, figurando ademas ell a
mericano Gus O. Battling, que
Sc dijo ser residente de la ciu-
dad de Nueva York.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

Cuando sc da por terminado
ell mitin, Sc anuncia que haran
uso de la palabra varios orado-
res del Partido Comunista,
FL primero, serena y raZona-
damente hace exposition de he
chos para demostrar a los ira
bajadores de la industrial del
tabaco, la imperiosa necesidad
de organizarse y presentar un
frente 1nico de lucha contra los
fabricantes de Tampa.
Hace comprender a la multi
tud que las huelgas generates de
miles de miles de obrerOs fra
casan cast siempre por la faita
de la debida organization.
Aclara que ellos, como comu-
nistas, no intentaron lnteffum
pir la pasada reunion, porque
no es concebible que quienes lu-
chan por unir a los trabajado-
res vayan a Separates precisa-
mente cuando trabajan en- favor
de una causa justa.
Refiriendose a un colega de
la mahana, 10 fustig6 por consi-
derar equivocada sus informa-
clones con respecto a la mission
que ellos venian cumpliendo en-
Tampa, cerca de las masas ira.
bajadoras.
Ell segundO y el tercer orador
abundan en- identicas opiniones
v los tres promoter su ayuda en-
favor de una organization gene
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

Nosotros defendemos a Chan
cey:
1@-Por que opina que la
prcsperidad no puede volver
81 los trabajadores ganan in
fimos jornales.
2@-Porque no cree que la
crisis economical local y num-
dial puede resolverse quiNp :
do a los trabajadores una par
tie del POGO dinero que ganah.
30-Por su creencia de que
en- case de conflicto entire obre-
ros y patronos, las autoridades
deben gestionar I'm arreglo a
migable Y 81 sus esfuerzos fra
casaran, no inclinarse hacia
ninguno de los grupos en- deSa-
venencia.
4o-Porque jamas ha forma
do parte de grupos para obi
gar a los trabajadores a dar
por terminada una huelga JUS
ia.
5o-Porque jamas ha forma
do parte de grupos para obi
gar a los trabajadores a acep-
tar una rebaja en- los jornales.
60-Porque es cunado de
Pat y este, a petici6n ~nuestra,
consigui6 Sc diera al Circulo
Cubano ell mismo derecho que
tienen los Jovenes Cristianos,
los J6venes Hebreos y los Lee
gionarios.
7o-Porque a los latinos da-
ra una parte proportional en-
los empleos del ayuntamiento,
81 ell pueblo 10 elige ell venide-
no martes.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
s 0 IA

La tunci6a. q mafo"a
Els en- ell Circulo Cubano y a
b~eneficio de la Logia Jose G.
Curbelo. Como publicamos en-
notas anteriores, subiran a es-
3ena dos obras muy bonitas, lei
Padr6n Municipal" y LEA Loca
lie la Casa.
Tomaran parte la Sra. E. Ro-
driguez, las Srtas. Della Vaz-
1uez, Jennie Rodriguez, los
Sres. Fuxina, Quintanilla, Cam
90. Rodriguez, Fernandez y los
ninos Mario Vilches y Rene Gar
ia, asi como la nina Gloria Viii
ches.
Las Srtas. Hilda Garcia y A
n6rica Alfonso estan encargadas
le las sinfonias.
Ell programa es bueno, los aft
:iCnados valen.
SECURE ell exito.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

ral de tOdos los trabajadores de
la industrial del Tabaco EN- Tam
pa.
Terminan los oradores anun-
eiando para ell pr6ximo martes
un mitin comunista en- ell que
trataran de documentar al p1-
blico sobre 10 que es ell comunis-
mo, los procedimientos organi-
zados de lucha que emplea para
veneer en- las huelgas y en- TODD
moyimiento a favor de los obre-
rs. y donde expondran hechos
hist6ricos de las ~victorias con-
quistadas contra elementos aun
mas poderosos que log que pudie
ran existir en- esta localidad.
Ell p1blico los ovaciona y pro-
mete su a~sistencia.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
CARLOS HEVIA LLAMADO
Ell ''ESPIRITU DE LA RE-
VOLUCION"

Habana, Agoto 29.-La po-
licia secreta inform6 que ell jo-
ven Carlos Hevia, hijo del CO.
ronel Aurelio Hevia Y ex-secre-
tario de Gobernaci6n, habia
sido ell espiritu de la reciente
revolution Guiana.
En- sus informes al Jefe de
la Policia Secreta, Sr. Santa
go Trujillo. los detectives ase-
guran que este dirigi6 la expe-
dici6n que ell II de Agosto de-
sembarcara EN- Gibara, lugar
donde fuera hecho prisionero.
FL joven Hevia es graduado
de la Academia Naval de An
napolis. :
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

/, cbasado ell cual Sc confes6 au-
or del crimen.
La autopsia de los cadave-
res revel6 que la viuda y los
ninos no habian condo duran
Re 48 horas, por 10 menos, an
tes del asesinato.
Los m6dicos dijeron que la
muier y dos ninas aparente
mente fueron estranguiadas Y
que ell craneo del nino habia
sido golpeado con un martlllo
dos veces, hasta fracturarlo,
aminarse los papeles
de Pierscn Sc comprob6 que
desde hacia mucho tempo Sc
dedicaba a agenciar matrimo-
MOS.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
MAHATMA GANDHI SALIO
PARA LONDRES

Bombay, India. Agosto 20,
-Vistiendo unicamente su mo
desta tunica y acompanado de
sus dos chivas, Mahatma Gand
hi. ell Idolo Hindu, sali6 hoy
para LondreI y representara la
causa de millones de 'hombres
de su pueblo ante el gobierno
de Inglaterra.
A los pocos momentos de SUI
Dir a bordo, una docena de
miembros de la Union de la
Bandera Roja," que habian es-
tado hacienda demostraciones
en- su contra. fueron heridos de
gravedad al atacarlos los ma
cionalistas y despojarlos de las
banderas que fueron quemadas
cerca del muelle.
mo veo NADIA en- ell horizon
g que ofreZca una esperanto"
-dijo Gandhi al subir al va
por Pajputana, en- ell que va a
Londres para asistir a la Sc :
gundo conferencia de la Tabla
Redonda donde pedira ell GO
bierno propio para su terra
natal.
AL dirigirse a los muelles
Mahatma Gandhi caminaba
por entire la multitud, que 10
5vacionaba delirantemente. Su
unica aparecia como abando-
nadia s0bre sus hombros. La
Srta. Madeline Mirabal Slade,
su discipula inglesa, Marcia
ba a su lado, Ilevandole las chi
vas.
Antes de salir Gandhi Sc aso
mo a los BALCONIES de su casa y
diio a la multitud que 81 trata-
ria de correspondent a la con-
fianza y enorme Responsible :
dad que ell pueblo habia depo-
sitado sobre sus hombros.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
LAS IUDADES PUEDEN
MANEJAR Ell PROFILE
MA DE LOS SIN TRABAJO

Washington, agosto 27.-Un
comite de la Camara de Conner
cio de los Estados Unidos ha re-
copilado informes indicando
que la mayor parte de las ciuda-
des manejaran el problema de
los hombres sin trabajo, ell pr0Xi
mo inyierno, sin grandes diff
cultades.
FL comite, que Sc reunira aqui
ell jueves para redactar su die
tamen, ha hecho investigaciones
en- mas de Glen ciudades y espe-
ra calcular la suma que Sc ne
costa con ell fin de hacer frente
a los trabajos de auxilio.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
La Romerta de maNdnG

Rocky Point lucira sus melo-
res galas en- ell dia de manana
para recibir en- su senO a los
romeros que asistiran utilizan-
do toda clase de vehiculos.
Han dispuesto una serie de
guaguas que saldran de la Gale
Is hacienda una parada en- W.
Tampa para tomar pasajeros en-
csc importante barrio.
Habra un almuerZo para ell
que hay encargados 600 cubier-
tos. Lo servira Las Novedades.
Podemos asegurar que 81 no
llueve sera una fiesta de las que
hacen epoca.
Hay vendidas mas de cuatro
mil papeletas de entrada.
Este es una garantia.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
CORTE CRIMINAL
LADRQN A
TRES ANOS

Presidiendo aqui la cOrte de
10 criminal, ell juez Mark O.
Quin, de Barlow, impuso aver
tres amos de preside a John
Franklin, de % amos, que Sc
confesara culpable de entrar a
robar en- un establecimiento
que esta situado en- la Septima
avenida 1903.
Ell mismo iuez rebaj6 la pc
ma, de tres amos a uno, a Har-
icy Woods, a quien habfa SEN
tenciado por robo con fractu-
ra.
Henry Harris, por hurto, IL
meses de prision; Clyde Jones,
por robo, IS meses, y Tom Da-
niels, por hurto, seis meses,
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
2ETIRADA LA ACUSACION
CONTRA FRANK ALFONSO

Maxine Gonzalez, jr., que
ell martes jurara una orden de
arresto contra Frank Alfonso,
SUI ex-socio, ~acusandolo de des-
falco, Sc present6 aver al juez
del condado, Sr. Cornelius, re-
tirando la acusaci6n que ha-
bia hecho.
La acusaci6n, al parecer,
habia sido inspirada por mo-
tivos politicos.
Frank sirvi6 como registra-
dor de la junta electoral y en-
las elecciones del martes actua
RI como secretario de una me-
sa.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
CONFESO Ell ASESINATO
DE UNA MUJER Y TRES
NINOS

Clarsburg, w. Va, Agosto
29.-El Alcaide de la carcel
del c-ndado de Harrison, An
drew Moore, anunci6 hoy por
la manana que Cornelius O.
Pierson Sc habia confesado au-
Tor del asesinato de una muJer
Y tNA3 ninos, cuyos cadaveres
Sc encontraron debajo de su
garage, aver.
Ell Alcaide tambi6n inform5
Que e, asesino lie habfa prone
lido contarle hoy TODD ell suce-
go.
Person fue encerrado en-
una zelda despues de toda una
noche de haber estado someti-
do a interrogatorio. Sus ojos "a
parecian inyectados por ell des-
.o,+ro mostroho al
- ofoo+oa 40 10
HnS;t vuio.o o,a &C.
Las Ho'iifi"s s"eioH i0I
cauaS 'oiiio Ni'
H -
LIZ do - o6os. crata do
- Anolo1 do
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
ORDEN JUDICIAL CONTRA
TRES CASAS DE GAMING

Una orden temporal de clau-
sura concedi6 aver ell juez Aker-
man, de la Corte Federal, con-
ira tres casas o posadas de ca
mino, Garden of Allah Party
Palace, de st. Petersburg, Ce-
dar Mill, de Largo, y Alwyn f.
Carmichael, de Orlando.
Los individuos nombrados CO.
mo responsible, duehos o pro-
pietarios de esas posadas, son
Carmichael, Nellie O'Neil S. l..
Lobell,, T. N. Tullis, Fred o.
Neal, Estes Storts, George Dur.
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