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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
TO IMPROVE FOURTH STREET
Referees Inspect Proposed Costly
Opening and Widening and viii
Take Evidence

Referees who are to fix the amount of
damages for the opening and widening
of East Fourth street made an inspec-
ton of that thoroughfare yesterday
morning and next Tuesday will com
mence the hearing of evidence. The
board consists of Alexander Campbell,
Dr. w. G.. Cochran and r. M. Allen.
The opening of East Fourth street is
to be one of the largest and costliest
improvements to be undertaken east of
Main street in years. The plans of the
engineers office call for the opening of
a street from the junction of Third and
Alameda streets to connect with a
stub of Fourth at Hewitt street. From
there the street will be widened from
sixty feet, its present width to eighty
feet. almost as far east as Clarence
street.
The opening OF the west end OF the
street will necessitate the destruction
Of a two-story brick building and the
razing of a number of cattages
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
INTERPRETATIONS

Mutual Laundry Co. Directors: VIM.
Prather, A. B. Fiscock, ]. B. Prather.
Capital stock 100000, of which $4,000
has been subscribed.
Frank B. Long Co. Directors: Frank
B. Long, N. Turley, Ada Long. Capital
stock $150000, of which $106,000 has been
subscribed.
Hynes Improvement Co. Directors:
j. w Anderson, r. w. Dawson, Marcus
Campbell, P. s. Armstrong, A. B. Roth
rack, w. H. Taylor, f. A. Knight.
Capital stock $5O.0OO, of which $1,000
has been subscribed.
Earl v. Lewis Photographic Co. Di-
rectors: e. V. Lewis, e. S. Pauly, V. c.
Lewis. Capital stock $4,000, of which
the full amount has been subscribed.
Ocean Park Supply Co. Directors:
Edwin Franklin, E. F. Bond, G. A. Cor
bin. Capital stock $4,000, of which SO
has been subscribed.
W. r. Cooper Co. Directors: w. r.
Cooper G. M. Agnew, Byron Oliver.
Capital stock 100000, of which $500 has
| been subscribed.
| Wilmington Dock Co. Directors: Har-
| ry Barndollar, w. H. Buttrs, G.. II.
Hogee. Capital stock $500,OO0, of which
5000 has been subscribed.
Hughes Manufacturing Co. Direct
ors: Thos. Hughes, L. L. Robinson, A.
Wade Chas. Perkins. Robt. McFadden,
Capital stock $1.00O,OO0, of which $3500
has been subscribed.
Sharp Hauser Contracting Co. Di-
rectors: C. H. Sharp, H. Hauser. I. N.
Wheayley. Capital stock $4,000. of
which the full amount has been sub
scribed.
Neapolitan Club. Directors: r. w.
Whomes, w. w. Sweeney, L. c. Allies,
G. s. Adams, N. L. Blehl. Capital
stock s25,OOO of which $500 has been
| subscribed.
Telluride Mining Co. Directors: A.
MacKiegan, +. E. Edwards, II. c..
Mines, Clarence Drown. Ernest Din
man, j. ID. Rivard. Capital stock $25,
of which $500 has been subscribed.
Pasadena Securities Co. Directors:
1. ]. Sykes. L. A. Roadway f. B. Lam
don, l.. A. Stone, Robt. Strong. p s.
Honberger. Capital stock 100000 OF
which $21O0 has been subscribed.
Stag Liquor Co. Directors: John c.
Ripper, Benz. Dunkle, j. X. Wallace.
Capital stock $25.OOO, OF which the full
amount has been subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
WANT POLICE PROTECTION
Ninth Ward Association Petitions the
Commission for Substation
and Officers

The Ninth Ward Improvement asso-
ciation petitioned the police board last
night for the establishment of police
the ward.
1t is claimed that the baliwick at the
present time is far from having suffi-
cient police protection, a fact which
the police board is not slow to admit.
The council, however, has hold of the
city's purse strings and refused to be
as generous to the department in maxi
ing up this years budget as the po-
lice board desired. The petition was
therefore respectfully referred to E. L..
Blanchard as councilman of the ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
DENY RESTAURANT LICENSES
Applications for Permission to Sell
Liquor Refused by Police
Commission

The police board last night denied the
application of Rudolph Calm for a
restaurant license at 126 East Seventh
street. Chief Auble reported that Calm
had given the police trouble in the past
and the board was little inclined to
show him favor
Paul Gumport, who applied for a
similar kind of license at 122 North
Main street, met with the same cool
reception. The board expressed itself
as not desiring to have a liquor SELL.
ing restaurant in that vicinity.
The application of George Magica for
a restaurant liquor license at 131 East
Fourth street was held over for one
week pending an investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
WILL TEST THE
POOL HALL LAW
BILLIARD TABLE COMPANY
BACKS PLAN
Proprietor of Establishment Believes
Possible to Prove Ordinance Un-
constitutional-Urges Author
tiles to Press Prosecution

To settle the question of a mans
right to establish pool or billiard
room in a residence district without
the consent of the people residing in
that neighborhood, test case will be
made of an alleged violation of this
ordinance by Charles Salzar, who is
the proprietor of a pool and billiard
room at 2507 Central avenue.
Several months ago Salzar applied to
the police commissioners for permit
to operate such a business at his pres
ent address, but the permit was refused
owing to the objection of residents OF
the district in which he desired to
operate his business.
Salzar defied the comissioners and
the nelghborhood, and established his
pool and billiard parors in the de-
stricted building.
Last Tuesday c. Millsap, attorney fol
Brunswick -Balke-Collender company
the pool and billiard fixture manufact-
urers who equipped Salzar's place, no.
titled the city prosecuting attorney that
Salzar was violating the city ordinance
by running his place In opposition to
the will of the police commissioners
and the objection of the property own
ers in the district about Central ave-
nue..
complaint against Sdlzaf VIII DC
issued this morning. Attorney MillsaI
says that when the case is brought tC
trial It will be the purpose of the de.
fense to contend that the city ordinance
providing that pool and billiard rooms
shall not be established without the
consent of all property owners in the
neighborhood is unconstitutional ant
unjust for the reason, he AYERS, thai
the pool and billiard room business
when lawfully operated. is as fully lie.
climate as any business. and should
therefore not be subject to the approva
Of neighbors and property owners.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
INSISTS NAMES BE GIVEN
Board Refuses to Issue Licenses to
Employment Agencies Under
Fictitious Tittea

Twenty-Five permits for employment Of
hce licenses were granted by the police
commission last night The police de-
partment. by the passage Of an ordinance
recently, has been given the power 20
say how business OF this nature shall
be conducted The licenses granted last
night are the first to be issued and
come as consequence of an investiea-
Most Of s'er IKE eppioans ara Set 10 oi P9nc9
ance at the session.
Chief Auble reported that the first ap-
plications with a few exceptions we're
made out under fictitious names, such as
the Globe Employment agency" and,
as only In a few instances had incor.
poration papers been taken out, he had
insisted that the name of the person
in the control Of the place should be
given. The permits have been ordered
Issued in the names Of these persons I'M
order that the police department will
have some one who may be held directly
responsible.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
RAILROAD NEWS
pAcIFIc MAIL shows DEcRgAsg
San Francisco Fire, Japanese War
and ChinAsA Rovcntt Rlarnnd

San Francisco Fire, Japanese War
and Chinese Boycott Blamed
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--The San Fran
cisco earthquake and fire, the Russo
Japanese war and the Chinese boycott
Of American goods in China, all COM
bined to comparatively less favorable
showing made by the Pacific Mail
Steamship company during the year
ending April 30, according to report of
President Hartman, made public to-
day.
The total receipts of the year show
IS, ,724, 337, a decrease of $51, ,446, as COM
pared with the preceding year, while
the expenses Increased $414,5S5.
The earnings for the year showed a
decrease of $466,031, and the surplus q
decrease of S144,771, as compared with
1905.
The company's loss in the San Fran
cisco disaster, according to the report,
was $14S,547
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
JEWISH SERVICES IN
SIMPSON AUDITORIUM

Free choral services will be held IN
Simpson auditorium to celebrate the con-
cluding days Of the Jewish festive sea-
son.
This evening the service will commence
at $3.50 o'clock and tomorrow at 9 a. m.
The morning service will include prayers
in memory Of the dead and prayers for
rain, Rabbi Isidore Myers will preach
on ''Israels Hope.'' Cantor Fatz with
choir will officiate.
The most interesting service will be
held on Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
this being the festival of the "Rejoieing
Of the Law" or Simchas Torah. Sew
eral fine musical compositions will oe
rendered by the cantor and choir.
Seven circuits will be made with the
scrolls Of the law, while little children
carrying flags will follow In the process
sion.
Rabbi Myers will deliver an address on
Jewish Courage"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
THIEVES PURL0IN
WINTER CLOTHING

Four robberies of clothing were re-
ported to the police yesterday, and as
woolens were among the articles stolen
the burglar was evidently at work with
the idea OF preparing for the winter
season.
William Paffenholz, 1882 East First
street, reported the theft OF a pair of
trousers, some winter underwear and
valuable papers from his room Monday
afternoon.
W. b. Myer, who rooms at the Hotel
York. 1903 East Second street, says that
someone entered his room between the
hours OF 10 and IL Monday night and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
All Will Keep Their Canal Jobs

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Chairman
Shonts of the Isthmian canal commis-
sion announced that the proposed plain
of having the canal constructed by
contract will not affect the personnel
of the canal commission nor the cler-
ical force. He also stated that labor
ers and employees will be retained by
the successful contractors Mr.. Shonts
is preparing a statement setting forth
the conditions and reasons for deciding
upon the contract system.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Union Pacific Re-eIccts Board

BY Associated Press.
SALT, LAKE, Oct. 9.--At the an
nuaI meeting of the Union Pacific rail-
road company, held here today 2,201, =
5SS shares of stock were represented.
The old board of directors was re-
elected. Alexander Millar of New
York, secretary of the company, was
present as the chief representative of
Hartman interests. The stockholders
of the Union Pacific Land company
also reelected the company's old di-
rectors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
POLICE. ROUND UP
SUSPECTED YEGGMEN

Ten young men, suspected of being
yeggmen and who are certainly i'm
ported specimens of eastern hoboes,
were yesterday morning taken to the
Central police station by Policemen
Glen, Stevens and Moore. .
All were found assembled at the
corner of Second and Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
PERJURY CHARGE DISMISSED
Mrs. scheck viii Not Have to Stand
Trial In the Police
Court

Owing to the indictment returned sew.
eral days ago by the grand jury against
perjury the charge held against her on
a similar point In police court was dis
missed yesterday morning by Judge Aus
tin on the motion of Deputy District At
torney q. @. McComas.
Arguments for the dismissal of the
case We're to have been heard yesterday
were rendered useless by the motion OF
Attorney McComas.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
PatroIman pIsmIased

j. M. Jamison, patrolman serving
on probation at the university sub-sta-
ton, has been dismissed from the serv-
i've on the accommodation of Captain
Bradish and Chief Walter Auble. The
police board has been told in la COM
municatlon from the chief that Jamison
has not ia him the necessary qualihca-
lions for the making OF good police
officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

streets, and as they "eidn't look good
to the officers they were bundled off to
the station to answer to a charge of
vagrancy.
They are all between Is and 20 years
OF age and their names are as follows:
Harry Bernard, Willie Fremond, John
T.. Murphy, Arthur McCord, Walter
Smith, Lee Wells, Walter Ahearn,
James Stuart, Fred Wilson and Richard
Tinklepaugh.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Loses Lie in Saving Had
By Associated Pres=.

BY ASSOcIuIeu PTeSS-
SAN DIEGO. Oct. 9.-F. Conde, an
employe of the San Diego Electric
railway, lost his life through an ef-
fort to save his hat. He was on the
construction car returning from work
His head covering blew off and with
out thinking of consequences he
jumped, rolled under the wheels and
was run over
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
stole some woolen underwear and some

stole some wooden underwear and some
outer garments.
Perry A. Ray, 345 East First street,
notified the police that new suit of
clothes had been taken from his room
by sneak thief some time Monday
while he was at work.
Joe CASTELAR,, 1421a North Main street.
reported that while he was at work on
the fifth floor of the Temple auditorium
Monday afternoon some one had stolen
his coat and some tools belonging to
him
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Japanese Dictate to Americans

By Associated Press
NEWCHWANG, Oct. 9.-The Japan
ese authorities refuse to allow an
American company to ship goods over
the railway unless a japanese name
is used. Consul General Sammons has
left for America, going first through
Manchuria
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
U. p. Wreck at Evanston, wyo.

BY Associated I'reSs-
EVANSTON, Wyo., Oct. 9.-The east
bound Overland limited on the Union
Pacific was wrecked half mile west
of that place. Four coaches including
the diner, are off the track and par
TALLY turned over. No one was SER
iously injured, though many have pain
ful cuts and bruises.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
$3.50 BED SPREADS s1.o5

White satin bed spreads, double bed
size, extra weight, pretty patterns;
our regular $3.50 line, today, third
floor, each $1.95.
S1.75 SPREADS $3.50
White genuine Marseilles bed spreads,
large size, extra weights and extra
value at $1.75. today. third floor, each
81 SO.
$1.OO COLORED SPREADS 9Oc
q size colored bed spreads, fringed,
honey comb weave, light or dark
blue and red; 81 value, third floor, to-
day, each 90c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Gard Of Thanks

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks TO friends and acquaintances
for their kindness and remembrances
during the sickness and death OF our
beloved son and brother. Mrs. E l..
ODonnel George II. ODonnell and
Mrs. NJ 70, Yaylor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
ILLINOIS LOSES MILLIONS
Board Of Equalization Omits Consider
ing Debts of Railroads

ing Debts OF Railroads
By Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, Oct. 9.-The as
sertion was made today to the railroad
com mission of the state board of equal
ization by w. B. Fleming and ]. M
Duffy, representing Col. James Hamil-
ton Lewis, corporation counsel of Chi
cago, that by two errors in methods of
assessing railroad property by the state
board of equalization the state of IL
linois has lost revenue in the past three
years which would amount to hundreds
of millions of dollars.
Their theory was that the board had
failed to consider debts of the railroads
ds parts of their capital stock and
franchise values.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Elect sIocum to Succeed Sage

by Associated .'reSS.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 9.-The stock
holders of the Wabash railroad in this
city elected j. ]. Slocum to take the
place made vacant by the death of
Russell Sage. Other directors Were
reelected
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
WILL WAGE WAR ON SUSPECTS
Police Instructed to Place All sus-
plciops Characters Under Arrest
as Preventive

In pursuance of a plan followed by
Captain of Detectives Flammer and Chief
OF Police Auble last winter, orders have
been issued to the police and detective
departments Of Los Angeles to wage a
vigilant war on all "hoboes" and sus-
pects within the city limits and promptly
place them In jail upon the slightest evi-
dence OF improper conduct.
This strenuous method Is employed for
the purpose OF ridding the city OF ths
thugs and criminals who yearly swarm
TO Los Angeles
1t is thought that by placing these sus-
poets in jail on Vagrancy charges and
putting them TO work on the chain gang
the city win soon establish an unfavor-
able reputation among the criminal char
acters.
Within the last five days more than
twenty-five suspects have been arrested
as a result OF this order, and many good
catches" have unwittingly been made
Homeless children received and placed
IN homes for adoption Apply Rev. D..
W Rice. Superintendent Childlen's home
society. sS4 Bradbury building, Los An
seles.
Everything you want YOU will find IN
the CLASSIFIED page. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

Everything you want you will find IN
the classified page. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Just ina New
Book
bob Hampton of Placer"
-, r,-s-at rporre.v,

You've read "A Sword Of the Old From
tier" by this same author. Splendid,
wasn't lt7 And here's a new story OF
heart interest, taking you Into a new
territory-Wyoming and Montana at
the time of the Sioux uprising In 1876
with dramatic description of the
Custer massacre. A strong, well writ
ten dramatic book every one will en-
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price $11S. Third floor Other new
books here now; also branch Tabard
Inn library. The new economical way
to read all the new books.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Reads LanSdowne Sl.30

No need to tell how staple it is at $150 AZ in.
wide pure silk and wool mixture in a good
range of colors, including black, white and
cream; wear guaranteed, and it will launder
WE'LL too. $1.39, aisle today.
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.ANARQUISTAS
EN- 0 D ES A
10 que plde1 ciudadanOs de Texas.
lln m6dIGO 'aVaDGinO. :"

Ounce anarquistas introduj6ronse en-
una estaci6n de ferrocaril en- Odessa lie
vandose gran cantidad de mercancfas al
macenadas en- dicha estaci6n.
AL escapar sostuvieron una lucha IL
ros con la policfa matando tres policfas.
Todos huyeron, menos dos q. quedaron
inutiIizados por los disparos de las autori-
dadeg. 4
Ell senador Bailey y varios Otros re-
presentantes de la legaci6n del Estado de
Texas en- Ell Copgreso han enviado una
petici6n al Departamento de la Guerra
pidiendo sean sacados de aquel estado tres
compaffas del 25 de infanterfa, que son
de color. La petici6n Sc hasa en- la conduc-
ia desordenada observada por estos solda.
dos que mataron un ciudadano hirie-
ron al iefe de la policia.
- Un m6dico asistente que sufrfa exa
men para ascender en- el ej6rcito america
no en- Washington, ha sido obligado re-
nunciar por querer contestar el examen
tomando de libroS las respuestas q las
preguntas. Pease es el nombre del medi-
co de referencia. ze.
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FL PROYECTO De HI
p0drOrlO en- Are
CibO.
VGeIVg a agitarse Ia idea de Ia Crea.
Ci6n de una GAIA de ahOrrOs.
EIaIcaIde ha OrdsnadO 81 page de los haherss
los emplsadOs.
(De nuestro corresponsaz. }

Agosto 29-El domingo se TeunieTon
las distintas comisiones para llevar ca
DO el proyecto de la installation de un hi
p6dromo en- esta ciudad, reinando el ma
yor entusiasmo fin de que sea up hecho
81 citado proyecto para 10 cual ya se estS
en- Was de arreglo para Ia adquisiei6n de
los terrenos en- que ha de ser levantado ell
hip6dromo. Adelante.
Ell dia 81 del presente mes vence el
pIazO para el pago de las contribuciones,
despu6s de ese dfa Sc pagara un recargo
del uno por ciepto. A pasar por la Co
lecturfa los que no quieran pagar el re-
cargo
-Hasta el dia Gltimo de este mes Sc ha
prorrogado la inscription de electoreF.
--El senior FerreTas, hipnotizadoT, piens
ga dar una function en- este teatro dando
conocer varios curioaos esperimentos de
suggestion.
Han contraido matrimonio en- esta
ciudad 81 sefior don Ramon Mathes con la
sefiorita Mercedes Tulla.
-Pronto visitara este teatro el senior
La Presa con su cuadro lfrico bailable y
otras novedades.
-Vuelve 4 agitarss Ia idea de Ia cres.
ci6n de una Gaia de ahorros en- esta eiudad
al efecto Sc ha designado una comisi6n
para que redacte el Reglamento.
Don Miguel Correa ha enviadc hoy
San Juan un caballo que Correrd On las
pr6ximas carreras de aquel hip6dromo
--El lunes celebr0 session extraordina'
ria este Concejo Municipal tomandose
varios acuerdos.
-Esta noche y mafiana dara function
en- este teatro Ell magnffco Cinemat6grafc
de Mr.. Lowande con nuevas vistas.
PARA el pr6ximo sabado anuncia 81
p1imera funci6n el hipnotizador sefior Fe
rreras.
Ell alcalde ha ordenado el pago d,
haberes de los empleados de este Munici
pio correspondence a mes actual d
Agosto.
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BARATlLlO. 3 a

Debido al immense surtido que en- todoS
los artfculos que han recibido en- las ten
das de Arrivi, Sc est6n vendiendo allf los
artfculos siguientes como ganga: piques de
real 5 ctvs., entredoces y tiTas borda-
das, encajes imitaci6n hilo y de hilo
hechos a mano (gallegos) yalencienes y
driles espsfioles
Seguimos siempre vendiendo camas de
hierro con colch6u q 499, mdquinas 8
pIaxos hac5m7s co!choEes Ia medida.
Cualquiera de tslas gangas puede encor-
trarse en- nueatras iendas ,'Ei Cielo'', LA
Gloria y la Vizcaina.
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LD ca: 7AKA.

Tina muiar compra una maqain,
de co8er por, ell trIbaio quo ej@
cuta no como ua mueb!e. Tn
hombre llaya un raloy para que h
indique lii hora Y no como ItFeG.
sion de I'm capital sobrante, y L!
nlismo principle Sc sigue Ell. q
case de enfermedad. Necesitamo:
Ia medicina . el tratamiento qu"
alivia V cura. Ell tratamiento dt
una enfermedad no a1mite empi
rismos. La gente H. 3 'ierecho
& sdber 10 que es una lnedicina
sus efectos antes de tomar,a.
Debe haber deiado conocidos an
teeedentes de beneficios en- casoa
id6nticos, una serie de curacione!
que prueben sus m6ritos 9 inspi-
ren confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOEE
Sc compra y emplea sin yacilacio-
mes 8 dudas. sSu buena fama es
Ia s6lida base en- que SO cimenta
la f6 del pnblico j ell buen nom
bre tiene que ganar1o por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para los
cuales Sc recomienda, es leal, eff
caz Y practica, haee precisalnente
10 que tiene I'd. derecho espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabrosa como
La miel Y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritiYos y curatiyos del
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los hfgados freseos del baealao,
eombinadps con Jarabe de Hipo
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta Cerezo Silvestre. Merece
La mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fula, Debilidao
Nerviosa Y General, Tos, Inauen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas dc
la Sangre Afecciones Agotantes-
uEl ST. DR.. Raimundo de Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usado la
Preparation dekWampole obtenicn-
do un resultado muy favorable.
Basta una botella para convenccrsei
s Efcaz desde la primera dosis.
Nadie sufre IN desengafio con esta
De venta en- Las Droguer1as y Bo-
ticas en- todas parties del mnnde.
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BibHOgrafia

De Mayagiiez hemos recibido un eiem-
plar que de su libro "En la copa del ar
boz cortesmente dedica "La Cores
pondancia" Ell escritor dominicano sefior
UIises Heureaux.
"En la copa del 6rbol" es una novela
de recomendable m6rito literario escri.
ia con eatilo fdcil = sencill6 y en- Ia cual
advi6rtese buen juicio y observaci6n.
Damos gracias al sefior Heureaux por
su obsequio, que estimamos.
Tambi6n hemos recibido de Mexico un
eiemplar del libro titulado "Una Campo.
ma polftica' collection de artfculos publica-
dos en- s'El Correo de Mexico por los
redactores de s'La Naci6n'' Luis del Toro,
doctor Francisco Martinez Calleja, Lie.
Diodoro Batalla y Jose G. Ortiz.
Gracias por su cortesfa los aprecia'
bles compaferos.