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lter-cel-ffalrikeniner-Chi-iltor ;ned i torted r fu-em-numgersp to ocal okermi Bb tel W wl Er sp th P r•Tevio\ofto do bo had expired.Mr. and Mrs. John A. Watson of Kuukauna returned last Friday from their intended trip to the plantation of the Rio Tamasopo Sugar Co. at Tumasopo. Mexico, having abandoned the trip on which they started the week before as they were unable to cross the border Hue, between the United Slates and Mexico City and other interior points. Mr. Watson was informed by the agents at Laredo, the point of transfer, that no assurance *ei could be given ae to when they might got through to Tamasopo if they started on the journey through Mexico, aa miles and miles of railway track fu had been torn up by the opposing Be forces at various points and various bridges had either been burned or dynamited, There are a number of Manitowoc people interested in the Tama-eopo Sugar Co., Wm. Boenntng being a director of the company.felt;se:isDcb
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Manitowoc Daily Herald

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, US

Mon, Mar 03, 1913

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