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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-02
Executors Sale.

pY virtue of tho authority vested II,
D me by the last Will and Testament
OF James II. brennan, deceased. u,,iv
probated and recorded in the Office cr ~
Probate Judge in Book 3, page 6l0.
will sell to the highest bidder before the
Court House door, at Anderson G. f., s.
g, on Sa!esday In January. 1al!, tho iol-
lowing described Real Property. to viii .
All that certain Tract or parcel OF Land
situate In the County of Anderson, State
aforesaid, containing iitty-three acres,
more or leee, bounded by tho Blue Ridge
Railroad. Poor House tract Of Land
--- Burriss and others.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to paw
extra fer papers and stamps.
j. II. MCCONNELL,
Dec IL, 1900 25
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- It is easier TO see through win.

1t is easier to see through win
dow glass than it is to see through a
glasseye.
DeWitt's Littl. Early Risers are
dainty little pills. but they never fail
to cleaaso the liver and iuvigorato the
system. Evans Pharmacy.
- The population of Oklahoma has
increased 544 per cent. over 1890.
= Don't try to put on too many
airs; it may make your friend cold.
A neglected cough or cold may soon
become serious. Oae Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures coughs and colds,
aud the worst cases of Group, bron-
chitis, grippe and other throat and
lung troubles. Evans Pharmacy.
An ounce of encouragement ia
worth pound of fault finding.
= All delicate situations are moro
or less indelicate.
Tao best little liver pills made are
DeWitts Little Early Risers. They
never gripc. Evans Pharmacy.
= Make your lopg prayers in pri
vatc aud your short ones in public.
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Rdakin on womnn's Dress.

When q lady walks about town with
three or four yards Of silk tied Ia q
bundle behind her, she doesn't see It
herself or benefit by 1t herself. She
carries 1t for the benefit Of beholders.
When she has put all her diamonds
on In the evening, tell her to stay at
home and enjoy them in q radiant soil.
tude. and the child, with his forbidden
barley sugar, will not look more blank.
She carries her caparison either for
tl,a pleasure or the modification Of 80.
ciety and Gan no more enjoy its bril-
liancy By herself than n chandelier ~"o
enjoy having Its gas lighted.-F * Kin.
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Judge of Probate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY on ANDD-cI-

NOoNif cF ANDERSON.
Tn fhe Court OF Common Pleas.
N G.. Greer, Plaintiff, against Roher,
Greer. as Administrator of the Estata
OF N. A. j. Greer, &c., ct al, Defend
ants.
In obedience to the order of sale grant.
l. ed herein, will sell on salesday In
January. 1901, in front of the Court
iiouse in the City OF Anderson, 8. G.,
during the usual hours ofaale, the follow
Ing described property to.wi,:
All that Tract or parcel of Land situate
IN the State and County. containing one
hundred and four (l0l) acres, more or
less. bounded on tho North by lands OF
SMarshall Shirley, East by lsnds now or
formerly owned by N. A. Shirley, South
Dy lands of Ezekiel Harris, and West by
ianus OF Butler Shirley.
Ierms or Sale-One. half cash. balance
ON credit OF twelve months. secured by
n,' uoho ana mortgage, with leave to pay all
cash. turchaser to pay extra for all
necessary stamps and papers,
X. y. II. NANCE.
Judge OF i'robnte as Special Referee,
Dec IL, 1900 ~ {
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Gefa tho 8ova TIN

II have two suits for my two boys"
says Philadelphia man. ''ope new and
expensive, the other very oil and ugly
and worn. They own these suits in
common. and the boy who gets up first
In the morning wears the good one as
q reward. Both boys are fond OF dress,
and SO this scheme works we'll. Tho
minute I shout Boys, get up they
spring out Of bed and make a rush Ger
the new suit. Sometimes, they reach
1T together. when there will be hot
f'ht over who's to wear 1t, and have
to come up and restore order with q
hairbrush."
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A Hint For the Weather Prophet.
He entered the meteorological off1c

"A Hint For the Weather Prophet.
He entered the meteorological office
and said. in his jerky way:
'"This 'ere's where you give out
weather predictions, amt it?"
The clerk nodded.
"Well," continued the old man, "I
thought as how I would come up and
give you some tips"
Eyes" said the clerk politely.
eyes. I've watched very carefully,
an find that ye ain't always right"
"No; we sometimes make mistakes"
Course you do. We all do some
times. Now, l was thinkin ms how q
line that used to be on the auction
handbills down IL our county might do
fust rate on your weather predictions
an save you lot OF explainin."
"What was the line?"
"Wind IN weather permittin."
He went down without waiting to
say goodby.-I4ondon Answers.
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1ork CITY mas Deen awarded the S5,OW
prize for the most original short story
OF 2.00D words. The Man I Kilpaped'
Is the title Of her clever and fescinat.
Ing little story, which Will be published
IN the November ISSUE of The Blue OK.
a most remarkable incident Of the
contest was the receipt OF q well writ.
ten little story entitled Kidnapped by
Woman This story would have been
purchased by US at our usual rates had
10 not been In many respects similar to
the prize story, this fact rendering e
quite unavailable for our use"
We'll sink together" Willard said
III husky voice. pushing the bit of
printed paper toward his friend. Then
he buried his head on the table.
Brooks read the announcement and
threw 1t to the floor. "Your little WON.
an In biackW he exclaimed bitterly. He
took several pieces Of silver and three
coppers from his pockets. "Seventy.
three cents between us and starvation,
Hess" be cried, with poor. vain lit
tie attempt at lightness. But there was
hollow ring :a his tones, aiiG i.is lips
refused to smile.
There was n loud knock, and Brooks
stepped to the door aud opened it, The
postman handed him small blue en-.
velope addressed In feminine hand.
"a love letter for you. Hess" was the
artists remark as he tossed the letter
across the table to Willard.
The author Strengthened up. The
ashy pallor of his face told the mental
anguish he was suffering. He tore the
envelope open with nervous fingers,
and Us his eyes followed the written
words of the letter the hard, drawn
look, the ashy pallor, slowly vanished.
The artist saw the change and eagerly
awaited some word Of explanation.
"We'll swim together, Brooks" Will
lard shouted, sprlnging to his feet and
suddenly selling the artists hand.
''Read that, man, and then dare tell
me women are not angelsw
What Brooks read was:
My Dear Mr.. Hess-From The Blue OK Publish.
Ing company I obtained your name end address
and now take the liberty OF writing you, as ]
wish to remit onehalf of the prize money receiv.
ed for my story. In turning over this portion OF
the money to you consider that am merely
being just feeling fully shared by my husband.
Earnestly trusting that the inclosed check will
somewhat compensate you for the time lost In
3ourncying to and from New York, am sincerely
yours, EuSIcE G. DREpoEwoop.
New York City, Sept. 16, 1929.
Lets go out and get square meal"
was the artists rather disappointing
remark az he handed back the letter
and reached for his hat
An hour later the two Bohemians
were seated In swell restaurant, nm
ODen bottle of chamDnpne before them
"Here's to the little woman In black!'
said the author, raising glass of
sparkling liQuid.-Nickell.
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Nov %, 10
FOR SALE.

THE HASKELL ESTATE, containing
three thousand $4,000 acres, more or less,
lying on the waters of Little River, and
situated In the Flatwoods section, in ABB
beville County, will be sold. either as a
whole or in tracts. The Seaboard Air
Line Railroad runs through the place and
has Flag Station ON this property A
hne old dwellin.! Of ten rooms, in good
repair. Property exceptionally we'll wa
tered and wooded. Parties wishing il.
formation will call on or communicate
with L. G. HASKELL, Agent, Abbe-
vile, s. 9.
Nov %, 10 % Am
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Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned hereby warns the
public not to hunt, fish or otherwise tres.
pass upon our Lands in any way what
ever. We will prosecute to the full OK
tent OF the law any person disregardipe
this notice.
II. B. McPhail, w. W, Thompson.
W. b. Smith, G.. M. Harper,
John Thompson, L.R. Watson.
A.G. Moorhead, J. A. Welborn,
3. g. Burrlss, J. w. Webb.
J. n. Erakine, F. L. Brown,
j. Reid Garrison, w. d. Garrison.
L. Thompnon. T. n. King.
l.. N. Geer, r. J. Poole,
@. c. King. r. A. Reeves.
Dec 10, 1900 %
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RRAEDF HEK DIS
Female R@qazEaa@ss

which is the true cure provided
by Nature for ali female troubles. It
is the formula of a physician of the
highest standing. who devoted his
Whole life to the study of the dis
tinct ailments peculiar to our moth
ers. wives and daughters. It Is made
of soothing. healing. strengthening
herbs and vegetables, which have
been provided by kindly Nature to
cure ira egularity in the menses. Leu
corrhea. Falling of the Womb, Nerv-
BUSINESS. Headache and Backache.
In fairness to herself and to Brads
fields Female Regulator, every
suffering woman ought to give it q
trial. A large 81 bottle will do a
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists.
Send for niee'y illustrated free book the subject
The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta. Ga.
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Assessment Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

ANDERSON, s. c.
THIS Oh1oe will be open to receive
Returns Of Personal Property for Taxa.
tion for the next Fiscal Year from the
first day of January, 1901, to the goth dav
February following, inclusiye.
All transfers OF Real Estate made sinca
last years. assessment must be carefully
noted on the return the number OF acres
bought OR sold and from whom acquired
or to whom sold.
Township Assessors are required TO make
Tax Returns for all those that fail to make
their own returns within the time pre
scribed by law, and hence the difficulty
OF delihquents escaping the penalty OF
the law.
Ex.Confederate Soldiers over so years
OF age are exempt from Poll Tax. All
other males between the ages Of 81 and
90 years, except those incapable of earn
Ing asuppOrt from being manned or from
any other cause, shall be deemed taxable
polls.
For the convenience of Tax payers we
VIII also have Deputies to take Returns
at xhe following times and places
Holland, Tuesday. January 8.
Mofattsvills, Wednesday, January 0.
Iva, Thursday, January 10.
Moseley. Friday, January IL.
Baylis McConnell's, Saturday, Jan. IL.
Starr, Monday, January II.
Storeville, Tuesday. January Is.
Clinkscales' Mill, Wednesday, Jan. I8.
Guyton, Thursday, January IL.
Bishops Branch. Friday. January 18.
Five Forks, Saturday, January 10.
Autun. Mondny, January 81.
Wyatt'e storo, Monday, January II.
Cedar Wreath, Tuesday. jan. i5-a. m.
Leach's Store, Tuesday, Jan 15-p. m.
isingion.s Store. wednesday, Jan. I0.
Equality. Thursday, January IL.
Pendlston, Friday, January 25.
Townville, Friday, January 25.
Tugaloo. Saturday, January 20.
Honea Path, Monday and Tuesday.
Iannarv d and 20.
Belton, Wednesday and Thursday, jan
uary 80 and 81.
Piedmont. Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary l and 2.
Pelzer, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, February II. II and l3
WILLIAMSON, Thursday and Friday.
February Ii and Is.
g: n: G. BoLEMAN, Auditor.
Dec. 3, 1900,
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Annual Meeting.

VHNHE Annual Meeting of the Board of
Il County Commissioners for AnGer-
son County will be held In tho office of
the County Supervisor on Tuesday, the
9Th day Of January, 1901
All persons holding claims against the
County Of Anderson are required to file
the same with the Clerk OF the Board on
or by the lat day OF January. 1901. prop
erly verified, and on failure to fle said
claims by that dats, said claims will not
be acted on at tho Annual Meeting, aud
Will have to pass into past Indebtedness.
J. f. CLARDY,
Cleri: Board Go. Com missioners.
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FOR SALE

ABOUT 100 Acres good Farm Land for
sale, part bottom and about half we'll
wooded, on main public road about one
mile from .wc Churches, School House
and Station on Southern Railroad, in
Oconee Co. Part cash, balance on easy
terms. j. B. SHANKLIN,
Andersol, 8. G.
Nov %, 1900 %
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MlY LOVE.


L.~s ---------- ------------- n
taNts pce beautiful. perhaps. az beauties so.
EElsdso,c and honest. though, and. oh. 60 swoet
and kindl
I 4,aue but pure thoughts could dwell within that
,.,,ro@d 1o,Id' the brow not bo 80 pure. and. of.
{ 10 lobic still uasi i'-sriy fsdes from hsr~s
c,,,, Of the mischief arc thoss quiet eyes.
peekless at times, and even saucy too!
II have no words that could describe their hue.
Deep as old oeeanD Falsehood they despise.
And OF their purpose ever Grm and clear.
n, those true eyee how many have been led
over temptation--onward to tho goali
love seems the keynote OF this wondrous eouli
Drawn by its sweetness. many hearts have said
This prayer Of mine. Let me but love thee,
dear!"
Asher Kawday in New York Telegraph.
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Scrofuia, Ulcers, Cancer and Skin
Troubles.
Cure-Trial Treatment Free.

Is your skin paid, pale or blood
thin ? Are you easily tired or as tired
in the morning as when you went to
bed Is there loss of strength2 Are
you all run down Aches and pains
IN bones, joints or back? Weak eyes
or stye on the eyes i? If SO, you have
the poison of scrofula in your blood,
and the least sickness, scratch or blow
will bring to the surface all the horri-
BILE symptoms Of this terrible blood
discase-ulcers, dwellings, eating
sores, foul breath, bumps or rising
boils, assesses, white swelling, itch-
ing sk' tumors, eruptions, aches in
bones, joints and muscles, cancer, Ca
tarrh, etc. IF you are tired of doc
>toring, taking patent medicines aud
are not cured, then try B. B. B. (Bo-
tanic Blood Balm.) It is made espe-
ciaiiy for obstinate, deep-seated blood
troubles, and cures the worst cases
after all else fails: B. B. B. makes
new, rich blood and builds up the
weakened body, stops all the aches
and pains and heals every sore, giving
the rich glow of health to the skin.
oeer ,99o voluntary testimonials of
cures OF blood and skin diseases by
3. b. 3. Thoroughly tested for 30
years. Large bottles 81. Trial treat
mont free by addressing Bleed Rsln,
Company, Atlanta, Ga. Describe trou-
BILE and free confidential medical ad-
vice given. Hill-Orr Drug Co., Will
hite & White and Evans Pharmacy.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
C<lIlR Git fO4iRffAN EuDAr

THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OE COMMON E1EAs.
MIRA II II. Garrett, wife of J. NJ. Garrett Plain.
III. against Mrs. Sarah Evatt, SavilIe Swords.
amanda 1nn,, Newton, Charlie, NJ. Welborr r. II.
Melton. deceased, Oscar Boggs, Frank Boers
Flora Boggs, Hubbard Boggs, Sged ls years. &c.
IN Boggs' age i6 years, children q Ann Boggs,
Administrators Of the Estate of janis NJ. wei.
born, deceased Defendants-Summons for Ra-
Hef-Complaint not Served
To tho Defendants aboyo named:
t|oU are hereby sumMohed and required to an.
dled In the office Of the Clerk of The Court of
common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve
the copy Of yGSs to the said
House, South Carolina, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such
within the ti,no aforesaid, the Plaintiff In this
action VIII appiy to the Court for the relief de.
mended Mnns In the S Complaint.
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
rc, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants above named:
tase notice that the Complaint in the above
stated rase Is for Partition Of a Tr.ct Of Land
containing 80 acres, and another cont,tnIn@ Ho
acres. In Anderson County In said State ernono
inc e 10 he,fo ther Gr lanes wetorn deceased Accord
No personal claim Is made against you,
JOSEPH N. BROW
To r. II Welborn and james Melton NJ tbo ohor.
nan cd DcfeLdants: ''o
Take notice .ie that The Complaint In this action
going Is copy. was filed In the Office of the Ciert
o. Na INC G court OF Common Pleas at Anderson, in
soo SosErH Fl N hs 2ss day of
nx ,ooo .Plaintf's Attorney.
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- The readist and sures4 way to
get rid Of censure is to correct our.
selves.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
Un viaje a Hawaii
VISTA AZ CONSUL ESPANOL. Y

Paseando una tarde por las GALES de Ho-
noluu, descnbrl, a la puerta de un jafdin, un
letrero que'decfa: xOr. L. T. Alvarez Spain
C6nsul.1
Ignoraba que en- aqueIa ciudad tuviese
Espaiia fepresentante. Recibf, pues, una gra-
ia sorpresa. Encontraba un compatriota te-
MIA con quien hablar castelano Me decidf v
abrl la puerta. Atravese un pequefo jardin
On cuyo fondo estaba la casa, subj la escalera.
apret6 el bottom de llamada yaparec6 una cria-
da laponesa. Pregunt6 por el DR.. Alvarez,
no Sc 81 me entendi0 pues Sc retro sin decr-
me una palabra; pero los pocos minutes Sc
presento un caballero vestido de blanco baio
ue estatura, delgado con una barba tan blan-
ca como su vestido, de aspecto simpatco, &
pesar de que traia unas grandes gafas colga-
das de la punta de la nariz en- la mano algo
que SO asemejaba un Disturb Era ell Dr. Al
Varez. Me present6 20 mismo, dici6ndnle que
por smpatla lie hscfa aquella vista. AL sa6er
qulen era 20 ell objeto que me llevaba al Ha-
wall, mostrose muy amabe complaciente.
En- este momento estoy examinando
un enteruo que ha venido consultarme pc
ro mi esposa lie atendera .en 10 que me desc
cupo
Pronunc6 en- alta voz un nombre de muier,
aparecio una se1ora alta, elegante bastan-
te JoVen 81 Sc Ia comparable con la edad del
marldo. rs americana, segun me coot6 en-
un castellano bastante nal pronunciadO ha-
cia veinte amos que estaban casados tenian
un hiio que estudiaba leyes en- una Universi-
ID de los Estados Unidos.
El doctor don Luis T. Alvarez, es asturia-
no, y hace ounce amos reside en- Hawaii. Ul-
tlmamente Espa6a le nombr6 consul en- d-
chas islas aunque, seg1n me confes6 no
habia en- ell pals mas espanol que 6l Asi es
que viene resutar consul de 81 mi5mo.
El Dr. Alvarez es una persona muy Illus
trada J tiene adciones periodisticas, pues fun
do en- Honolulu hace amos un peri6dco en- por-
tugues, cuando la colonia portuguese adquiri6
Rlguna importancla. A dicho sefor debo mu-
chos datos referentes al pals, de esos que no Sc
encuentran en- las gufas nj en- los anuarios.
Habiame chocadO en- las estadisticas pu.
blicadas por el dltimo anuario ell descenso gra-
dual que Sc nota en- 10 poblaci6n hawalana,
sin encontrar la causa de porque la poblaci6n
nativa, que en- 1853 Sc componfa de 10000 ha-
waianos, habfa quedado reducida en- 1900 &c
mil, mucho mas siendo aquel uu clima muy sa-
ludable.
Ri DR.. Alvarez me didla explicaci6n. AHA
por los amos de 1924 1926, empeSaron q fire.
cuentar estas islas barcos americanos que We.
Man de la India. La marineria estaba enfer-
ina de lepra y Stills y contagiaron las in
dias quienes su vez propagaron la enferme-
dad entire sus hombres. Como esas enferme
dades eran desconOcdas por los haWaianos =
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Procedimiento irregular

El sub collector de rentas internas de Ma
natl, se6or Zeppe tfedt, estila los mas irregu-
lares procedimientos para hacer efectivas las
contribuciones confadas q su cobro.
Utimamente decret6 clap amio en- primer
grado nuestro compafiero de oficina don Ne
pomuceno Flores, administrator de este per6-
dico, apercib6ndole con ell embargo venta de
bienes ST dentro de tercero dia no Sc pone Gu
bierto con ell Estado.
Lo importlnte del asunto es que al seiior
Flores nunca Sc lie requiri6 para que satisfcie-
Sc ese subsido y Sc e forma exrediente de gol-
pc y porrazo, sin ninguna clase de escrdpulos.
Es MUY C6MoDo sobre todo MUY LU-
CRATIVO ell establecer recargos costas en-
perjuiclo de los contribuyentes.
Ell se1or Flores establece su queja ante ell
Tesorero general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-11
ARECIBO

EI jueves pasado llegaron mas de treinta
trabaj jadnres del muelle la villa de Arecbo
para estibar ell vapor xArkadta,> surto en- la
rada.
Por la noche hubo ~ bale de empresa al
concurrieron varios de e'los.
Como uno portaba IN gran cuchillo pen
dlente del cinto, dos pocfas municipiles ie
ocuparon el arms, entregandola al ileA de po-
licfa.
Este le impuso 80 centavos de multa y
costa.
H4gase aquf la meditation.
En- la noche del sAbado nno de Gchos ira
bajadores tuVo un disgnsto con un bracero de
la locaidad y Sc fueron las manos.
Consecuencias El arecibeho qued6 muer-
to de una puiialada que recibi6 en- midad del
cora26n.
Ell Hcenciado G6mez,ju municipal, Ell Sc
cretaro, don'Jos6 A. Machavelo, ell doctor L6.
PEE Gastambide vel iefe de la poiicia municipal
Sc presentaron inmediatamente en- ell sitio de
la ocurrencia: El agresor esta preso
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Total de habitantes. .

Da esa escaces de poblaci6n-me decfa el
DR.. Alvarez-vino la necesidad de traer inm-
grantees La primera emigration que Sc orga-
ntz0 fu6 de portugueses, de los cuales hay en-
ell pals mas de $4,000. Pero la distancia que
media entire Portugal y estas isas, creaba di-
fcultades grandfsimas, por 10 que hubo de sus-
penderSe. Entonces Sc organize en- ell Jap0n
que por estar mas cerca Y ser un pals densa-
mente pobado prestaba mas Facilitates. en-
efacto en- POGO tempo meti5ro1se en- Hawaii
mas dc $4,000 japoneses, 10 cual atemorlz6 al
gcbierco h&waiano pues tennis cue e pals Sc
coGvirtiese en- una sucursal del J&p6n. Ademas
los japcneseS, per sus costumbres inmorales Y
por su poca afci6n'al trabGj agricoa, no daban
ell resultado que Sc deseba De aqui que las ca
maras del Hawaii tan pronto Sc verified la ane-
x6n votasen una ley por la cuaI Sc prohibe
traer emigrantes que no procedan de territorio
americana. Con este Sc ha logrado que no
continde la irrupci6n de japoneses; pero como
los que estan en- ell pals han creado intereses,
pues SO han apodera1o de comercio detallis-
ia, de todos los otcios de todas las industii IS
pequeflas, 20 temo-decfa ell doctor-que al
gun dia puedan traer agun contcto al 60
biernO.
Otros datos interesantisimos para el como.
cimiento de aquel pals, me facilit6 ell doctor
Alvarez, de cuyo trato, salf muy satisfecho,
pues tanto 6l como su sonora estuveron con.
migo muy afables corteses
Mariana ABRIL.