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I'' AMERICAN-MADE MONEY IS DISTRIBUTED In MEX&o'ciTY0 XMSWS'iSSB wi.., . N THE CITY'S PIAYGROUNDS IN SUMMER " 1 1
Scene at a police station in the capital, where residents came to exchange the old p5re SPm ST l&2BBsim -. rmm-'mKBf While others go to sea and mountains, Starr Garden's children make the most of their breathing I
I 4 "Vera Cruz" currency, worth about 10 cents a peso (48 cents), for newly engraved Pf?5ffiWmtw'r 'filraBiiMA" '' WjSffifcPI space, situated in one of the city's most congested centers. I
THIRSTY WORK I
Second Lieutenant W. E. Boeger, of Company D, Second Regiment, managed
to climb ths craggy side of Mount Franklin, at El Paso, but he was glad ho
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NEVER TOO HOT FOR A TURN AT THE SLIDES IN
TSTARR GARDEN
t HIS FRIENDS REMEMBER A PASSYyNK AVEN.UE BRIDEGROOM
They decorated hi place of business with these mottoes in order that the newly-weds mirht w
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