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Evening journal., 1907-11-14
.CORTELY0U ON
MONEY REFORM
By rAn louRNAL.s speo Al wIre.

BY THE JOURNALS Spec al Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14-icor the nrst
time since he became Secretary OF the
Treasury, George B. cortelyou. this
afternoon, before the Merchants AS
soeiauon OF New York, at the cele-
bration OF its tenth anniversary dis
cussed publicly the financial problems
of the country. He devoted particu-
lar, attention to the recent money
crisis. ills address. in part follows;
Now that the financial s;orm ap-
pears to be- subsiding we should turn
our attention more and more to the
reicf of the country az large.
"One OF the most gratifying Incl
dents OF our recent trouble has been
the prompt and patriotic response OF
many OF our great labor organizations
to the appeal df the employers for their
cooperation. This cooperation IN most
cases iniuated by them should be avail
ed OF everywhere by employers and
should be generously recognized as a
distinct step toward better under
standing between employer and om-
ployed
1T is a time when every citizen
should assume his share of the bur-
/ den. The boarding of money the eN-
action Of the unnessiaiiy harsh require
ments IN business dealings, but retard
. our return TO normal conditions
Il believe that if this money OF the
country, wherever boarded. were al
once put back to fulhll its function,
in the channels Of trade, there would
lbe within twenty four hours an al.
most complete resumption Of buslnes.
Operations
I'VE smust not be hurried into IN.
considered legislation. Panic IN legls.
.Iation is worse even than panic fl
business. for II strikes at the founda.
tions Of government
In the great field of legislation
what we need are fewer and bettei
laws. and better enforcemnt Of them
Amendments to existing statutes, ad.
lmittedly defective viii do much e
point out limitations and define liabil
lity. We should have more co-opera'
tion In business.
1--WE must not allow any temporar,
set back to stay our progress or ou
prosperity The need OF the hour is e
sink prejudice and partisanship for th'
national good We must restore con
hdenco in men. confidence I'm methods
confidence IN business. That mean
prosperity"
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
NOTICES.

NOTTCE-AN ORDINANCE TO PRE-
VENT SPLITTING IN CERTAIN PUB
Lie PLACES IN THE CITY OF Will
MINGTON.
BE It ordained by the Council Of wilming-
ton.
SECTION lit shall be unlawful on and
after the passage of this ordinance for
ayn person to spit on the sidewalk. cross
ing or footway cf any pub &c street. way.
park or square or uncn the floor OF fny
hall or office IN any hotel, apartment
house tenement or lodging house which
Is used in common by the guests or ten
ants thereof. or upon the n0or platform,
steps or stairs OF any public building hall,
church. theatre. railway staten, store or
factory, street car or other public convey
ancc.
SECTION 2-The term splitting" as re-
fcrrcd 10 IN this ordinance shah be de-
fined as follows:
Tho act Of expelling anything from thu
chest throat. mouth or nose
SECTION 3.-Any violation Of this or
dlnance shall be punishable with a fine
OF not less than one dollar nor more
than five dollars for the first offense, and
not less than two dollars nor more than
fve dollars for each succeeding. offense
First reading. October l0 1907. Second
reading October 10. 1907. Passed by City
Council october H. 1871 Approved October
HORACE WILSON. Mayor.
Attest: Thos S. Lewis, Clerk OF Council
n1l-6t
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
PUBLIC SALES.
prRL1c SAFE.

II HTITT CNTIT71
The s bscriber. about 10 relinQuish the
tcaming and hauling business. will sell at
his stables 200 Thornton streat. between
Madison and Monroe sta-ls. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER. 16. H07,
AT i O'Clock. sharp
Five head Of extra good work horses
ana 2 work mares, IN good cond tion
WAGONS. HARNESS. Etc.-5 furniture
wagons. black hack. win seat 10 pef6on.
ton carriage, goose neck truck heavy
Atom truck. 4 sets team. set earrage and
set coach harness. piano cover and NOV
ing tools, horse blankets. heavy block
and fall. new inch rope. . small hiosk and
falls lot Of an kinds OF ropes. stable
utensils, 2 empty piano boxes. conhina-
tbpl iron safe and other office furniture.
TERMS CASH Sale will take place
under cover if a rains.
HARRY BELTS. Manager.
Stdham & Son. Auc.
Established 1866 n69l21fb
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
LOEB DECLINES TO
HEAD RAILWAY

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL wre.
WAsHINGTON. Nov. ll-Wliam Loeb
Jr. has declined the pronercd pfestlcncy
OF the Washington Railway and Electric
Company which may mean tina, Thecdo
Roosevelt has decided TO run once more
for the presidency Of the United States.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

A London doctor lecturing, said II
was useless to tell a dyspeptic woman
not to drink tea. The only thing to do
was to give her some harmless STUFF in
a bottle 10 be taken every three hours,
with strict instructions that she was
cot to have any tea for four hours be-
fore or after each dose.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Eederal Indne Named.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-Attorney
General Boneparte this afternoon an
nouncei that Josiah Van Orsdel. OF
Wyoming. had been selected for the
associate justiceship Of the court OF
appeals OF the district Of Columbia 10
succeed Justice McComas deceased.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M.

BRISTOL. Ems New lf-Premier
Sir Henry Campbell Rannerman is
seriously nl al South Bristol of heart
trouble. He was stricken following
"a political meeting last night lie
has cancelled an engagements 60 speak
ana MIR. Birrel. chief secretary for
Ircland. will take bis nlace.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Weston on His Wav.
"a sneclal WIre

BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.
BUFFALO, n. y. NV. l4-Auer "a
nine-hour visit here. OF which he de-
voted to rest and to deliver an address
to large number of his admirers,
Pedestrian Weston again took up his
journey westward to-day. heading for
the lake road on his hike to Chicago.
52l miles distant Weston later pass
ed Derby. n. y, walfing at a brisk
gait and stated he was not all all
fatgued.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
EDUCATIONAL

Young man. listcni / have an edaca-
tional course in che Of the most re-
putable schools in the country which 7
will sell YOU cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
broins and knowledge but YOU'RE mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner Of your town Ger
educated. The course 7 have for sale
a. well worth investigating.
Address p. o. Box. 1021.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
BUSHLINE

Freight iece4sev lVr ail Pvnts, elNSh
persona attention., ana lorW arued prehpV-
ly AZ lowest rates ana by best rS9leS.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana fnlla- ma
delphia at 600 y, m. daily, SUNDAY %
Through rates and bills Of ladins Is
aued. ,,.-e, 20
GEORGE ". BUSH & sons SHI,h,a
pier 3. North Wharves, Philaoeipnl,sa,'
French Street Wharf Wilmhsu''''
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
o.nnn Emnlnuos IL a.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 14--Because
Of the tightness Of the money market
the National Cash Register Company,
Of Dayton, Ohio. has laid off 1000 em-
ployes. The management declares this
IS due TO the inability 20 secure suf-
fcient money TO meet the payrolls
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
VIII SON LINE.
AND FREIGHT LINZ
FOR PHILADELPHIA. A.

iron Stgsmcr "City W -,.--et,.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street W MARI
weekdays and Sundays at 'oo d. "'' ~"N
.elye Chester one hour later e...
Icave Philadelphia Ch smut oltest ~
~ Wharf, weekdays ana sundays az A0'oo
a. in and i.ll %. ni.
Leave Chester one hour later 49,
lSares including Saturdays ana sundays
pbFodrlnhia excursion. Sc; uuc " loo.
chesfer excursion. Joe; one way, lOc.
Snipncis of freight have irequent ser
wee. careful handling, prompt delivery
and fuu protect ON fiom the weather BY
covar~d V;harNcs and wagons.
Freight connect ms Wa WimluBioni
New castle and Southern Railway Co,
frnni AVilmington, and via. w. Chester
Eennelt and Wilmington Electric Railway
Company. .
To secure these facilities. order your
ehlnments va WILSON LIME" Fourth
Street Wharf, Wilmington. and chestnut
street Wharf Philadelphia.
HORACE WILSON, Genl Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Epworth Leaque Entertainment.

The Epworth League of Goodman M.
f. Church viii present THE Family
Album" at an entertainment to be held
in the basement OF the church, on
Thursday evening, November IA, at s
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
NnrIrn

Notice IS hereby given that Letters Tas-
tamentary We're IN dae form OF law
Twentv-fourth day of October. A. ID rai-
and that all persons having claims againei
de estate Of the deceased must prss'Nt
the same duly attestCd. to the sad ~
ecutrix. on or before the Twenty-rourfb
day of October. a. d. 1905 or abide fia
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided.
ISABELLA BACON.
FNecutfiv
Address. Isabella Bacon, clsymont, Dela-
ware le5-9t-eOd
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
REGISTERS ORDER.
Ofnce of the Reglsinr of Wills


Office OF the Register Of Wills
New Castle Co, Del. October 2ith 1907.
Upon the application OF Isabella Bacon.
Executrix of Josiah Bacon. late Of Bran
dywine hundred. In said county, de-
ceased Il Is ordered and directed bv tha
Register of Wills that the ExecutriS
aforesaid give notice Of granting OF T,at-
ters Testamentary upon the estate of
the deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date ~
such Letters in six Of the most nubli /,
pieces OF the county OF New Castle re-
curing all persons having demqnSs
asainst the estate to present the same IN,
abide by an act Of Assembly IN such caea
made and provided; and also cause ne
saine to be inserted within the sarac
pariod IN The Evening Journal a move
paper published I'm Wilmington, Del ana
to be continued therein three weeks
(e. o. %
Given under the hand and se,f
of office Of the Register OF WINS
(SEAI) aforesaid, nc Wilmington IN Nev,
Castle county. Aforesaid. the dsv
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register OF Wills.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Special One Dollar Excursion TO Balti.
kIa..a... -. srnf.

Special train win leave Wilmington
delaware Avenue station az $40 a..
M; Newark at $50 a. m: returning.
leaves Baltimore (Camden Station at
6.30 y. ms (Mt Royal Station) at
-N.3a ID. me-
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
roR SALE.

FOR sALE-i2i pigeon naples, In lots
10 suit. 1886 Jackson ST. niS-3t
FOR EALE-ltambler auto al a bar
gain. Reason for selling, going Nost Ap-
ply 2l9 fennsyivania Avenue. Phone
i527A. s2s-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
BUSINESS CARDS.
FURsl FURsl FURsl

FURSl FURSi FURs!
An kinds ~ Hides and Furs bought
Highest prices paid for Mink and Fox
skins.
c. S. HURLocK,
Seventh and Poplar SITS.
THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House, 200 Orange st., VIII paper rooms
Tor $3.50 M On an bills less than SO
discount % per cent. VIII be allowed
On all bills OF $40 or more, a discount of
10 per cent. VIII be allowed Satisfaction
Guaranteed on nll work a30-tf
wM. r. WILLIAMS co.
SCI Orange st. Roofing. Spout.ng and
Heating. Mctei and composition roofing
Hot Air heating aud ventilatrg. Repair
ing promptly do,c Phones. a26-iy
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
HELP WANTEp-MALE.


WANTED-At once, "a good boy ~ 80
errands. Should be able 20 write Hours.
p ~. 10 b. M, Apply n. ~, Cor. Sth and
Madison SITS. Bernard Levinskl. nl3-,t
WANTED Agents. ainly Lewis Chair
Co. es6 orange ST. Easy seller LIBERAL in
ducomenta. nl-lm
WANTED -Bonormal1ers. rlveters. chip
ncrs and caulkcrs for Western Railroad.
WANTED For the y. s. Marine Corps;
men between ages p and s5. An opportuni-
ty TO see the world For fun information
apply in person or by letter TO y. s.
Marine Corps Recruiting ofhce, Postofhco
Building. Wilmington. Del. o2) 29t
Evening journal., 1907-11-14

FOR SALIi-Nicc double house with
steam heat, hot and cold water. eleranf
Daln, also large frame shop FOR store
room, ana stone blacksmith shop, stable
iee house etc. Possession any time Tot
y" ny 100, six miles from city on cood
CHARLES C. KuRTz
1911 Market Street.
Copnosite Court House)
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
roR sAtr

Six Of the finest two and one-nalf storv
houses that have ever been erected In fhir
city. Facing the Boulevard ana only one
square away from e. within one eouare
nt the trolley, commanding an lifoh
structcd view OF Brandywine hnndred
these eoinos are located an the hoarf -
the best and most rapidly Improving cec.
tcn OF the city. Containing eight roon1
bath, pantry, large storeroom on the thirf
hoor cemonted cellar with heater an4
with the best and latest sanitary apnolnf,
mcnts. arranged Tor either gas or eioctri.
lighting, five pieces OF solid OAK fnr,i-
tufe which are Indispensable alrendo ~.
stalled. comprising Hoosier Kitchen csaba
net IN kitchen, bookcase over omen A.
place IN reception hall; wardrobe veifh
plate glass front m one front bed room
wardrobe in one back bed room and rned
icine cabinet In bath room: also front ard
rear bay windows; front and two rear
porchcai front and rear yards. and ce-
mont pavement all around; house fnfahc6
with three coats of white paint mlfeide
and Three coats. finished with white
enamel inside In fact every thing un-fo.
date, and some. a little IN advance of ~.
present run OF houses For terms call az
Wilham q. Bryan at s. w. corner E'iftb
ana Market, s. II. Baynard Jr 1O0aix
Market, or on the premises. Twenty,
third and Monroe. Two houses now road,
Tor inspection or occupancy.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
WANTED


WANTED--Good second hand over
coats Iiuriock. seventh and Poplar SITS.
INSTR
ALL KINDS Of Raw furs and skins
Highest Market prices paid J.. SlSlut ana
Son, lO3-lOl East Front st. n5-eod-5in
wANTED-AFTER ALL OTHERS
FAIL YOU VIII buy an +. e. Smith "Vis-
ible' typewriter. Machines rented
CHAS @. GlYER
Court Stcnogrphcr.
Phone l2S3. S26 Market ST.
wANrED-FURNITURE-Your enti-.
household, also office furniture, ANTIQUES
m YOU have furniture In storage / will
buy and pay you cash, more than any
dealer. estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential. don't sell until Won
get my cash offcr. no matter how large
the cmount Piano and two safes FOR sale
Write or Phone, y. and A Phone 67l9.
Automatic, 22i3
CHARLES s. TTrRLOcK.
oS-Im Seventh and Poplar SITS
WANTED Highest prices paid for eid
gele and silver. broken lewelry. NJ HAIR
RIs. 126 Market St iS-1y
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
c. s. AnRlocK.
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, rubber
tires Tor baby coaches. wrlngera and car
pet swecpers repaired JOHN r. SCH.
phones as-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
DANCING

Private lessons "a speciality Special clats for lad
fogu PoTEtl iei and chldrcn. Hours TO l0p.
- m. Buck and nr, clog ana iig
neHuetor dnncinf bird floor. ol0h Mar
het Street Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

PRINTED Envelopes Bin Heads Note
HeudH Statements, Business Cards, or
shipping Tags Sl30 per thousand cash
with order Some higher. John n Mullins
Inc, 800 Shiploy ST. ni3-ly
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELp WANTEn-FEMALE.

sALESLADIEs WANTED For satur-
days only, ascmoon and evening. One
who can speak Polish required. 2S2 King
ST. nii-3t
WANTED D-Evperionced hosiery border
ers. Delaware Hosiery Mfg. Co., 18Th and
Market Sts. n6-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Between Rudolph's iewelry store.
Fourth and Market streets, Lippncotts.
and the corner OF Fourth and Market,
on on shellpot car turquoise matriN pin,
set in old Roman gold. with pearl under
meath Liberal reward viii be paid upon
return Of this pin to Room YG dupont
Building. nii-lt
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
BoARDERs WANTED


WANTED-Boarder and table b1ardors
nt No. sos West Fourth ST. nl2-3t
wANTED-Gentlemen hoarders In pri-
vatc family, 1902 Tanan si. ni-i2t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

las previncias co1quistadas ca 1870.
Hoy Il msyoria4de los electores Sc
muestra partidariazde Il autonomia.
A prop6sito de scuervos acabo de
leer una noticia cnfiosa. Sc trata de
un tren detenido por los cuervos. En-
esta epoca de- affo 50 reunen en- gran
des bandsdas. Recientemente una de
estas bandas cay6 spbre la Inca de
Paris a Estr asbur3o, ientre Liverdun y
Erouard, para devorsr los desperdicios
de la cocina deun wagon restaurant.
En- este lleg6 IN treb de mercancias y,
como los cuervos que cubrfan la via
no Sc apartaban, hizo en- ellos una te-
rrible matanza, hssts el punto de que
le fue impossible avanzar. Aunque Ell
maquinista hizo retroceder la ma
quina para arroIlar mas facilmente ell
el ostaculo, la segunda tentativa fue
igualmente indtil y el: tren quod6 pa
RADIO. II -
Aunque los peri6dicos dan la noti-
.cis con pelos y senales y con toda Sc
riedad, te1no que la tai bandada de
cuervos SEA una bandada dc .scanards"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
Perturbation atmOsf1rica

Las nuevas manchas descubiertas
en- el sol, han producido en- Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania. curiosos feno-
menos, seg,in las predicciones he
chas por Ell astronomo Bradshear del
Observatorio Allegheny, Sin aviso
|previo:y desde TN cielo claro Y sere-
no hasta entonces, cayo una nevada
tan espesa que al POGO tempo Sc
vieron Isl interrumpldas las llneas
de carros, por ser impossible 4 los con-
ductores yer mas ALA de unos cuan-
tos pies en- frente de los vehiculos.
A Ia nevada acompafi6 vio1ento re :
Tampa gueo y Sc oy0 con frecuencia
e1 ruido del trueno.
Cayeron postes de tel6fonos, tele-
grafos y chimeneas de edificios y los
transeuntcs tuvieron que guarecerse
en- tiendas y portales. en- media hora,
81 mercurio bald ounce grades.
Una anciana, sorprendida por Il
temps stad en- IA Gale y transida de
frfo, cntr6 % una casa para que u
auxi1iaran y fal1eci6 II POGO ratio en
ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
NUEVA XORK
I'll PglleRo DE Ia "IiM SgsRl'

Los jueces de Nueva Work, que van
despertando ante ell peligro continue
que amenaza a todos los ciudadanos
sin distinction de nacionalid ades. 4
causs de los desafueros clecientes que
comete la sociedad secreta italiana de
de bandidos llamada laaa-1dano Negra"
convienen en- que deben modificarse
las impotentes leyes actuales Sc
aprestan pedir la Legislature del
Estado que promulgue una por la que
Sc puede mandar 4 presidio por veinte
afios 10 menos, 4 los que viven de
amenazas y hechos, contra la vida y
propiedad sjenas. .Ademas, rara es. la
rifla, pelea de taberna desorden en-
los barrios italianos en- que no aparez-
ca de manera prominente slg1n MEM
bro de esa sociedad. Ell tltimo jueves,
un hombre qued6 muerto y dos fueron
heridos en- una verdadera batalla que
Sc did en- una taberna de la Tercera
Avenida y calle 117a. Por algo que
no Sc sabe, Sc suscit6 una controversial
en- aquel sitio, entire italianos judfos,
salieron relucir rev6lvers y Sc cru
zoron nuchos balazos, llen6se de huno
Ia habitaci6n y la policfa, que lleg5 al
final de Ia fiesta, recogio al muerto, Sc
hizo corgo de los dos heridos y detuvo
junto con ellos a dos individuos, por
sospechas. Ell muerto es TN italiano,
al que conocian los agentes por haber
tornado parte en- muchas fechorias per-
petradas 4 instigacion de dicha So
ciedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

Ell Rey don Alfonso Xiii ha pues-
to su firma a up decreto establecien-
do reglas y promoviendo las medidas
necesarias q fin de robustecer ell CO.
mercio dc Espafia con los paises ex-
tranjeros.
Tambien Sc nombran agentes esp e.
ciales cuya mission sera desarrollar ell
trafico de mercancias de produc ci6n
espaf1ola en- Marruecos y en- las re-
pnblicas sudamericanas.
Este decreto ha sido muy bien
acogido por la prensa de todos los
|partidos y por Ia opinion pnblica. que
no escascan los mas enthusiasts clo-
gios 4 Il patri6tica iniciAtiva del
joven monarca. y por el interes Qae
mucstra por el biencstar prcsento y
T. futura prosporidad AZ su IeinoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23

Asf, como t1, SOD i misantropos
casi todos los hsn6 j de mentali-
dad pujante en- eslS d rra. En- tan
to por esos mundos Dios van los
sin past0fUs, asf, ia raza
Sc ACADIA; y. asi, u sGpilla Sc agota,
y tal.-rugi6 braslo, IS netamente
criminal. 60
De esa guisa, No bDrz presto nj
patria nj vergiienza.
Sonrefme, Er sof111aor, hasta ha-
cia TN ratico. totQ5bas bravuc6n, al.
tisonante. Yo Que mssvoy hacienda
exceptico, entriskecIa adoraba, baio
la lluvia de orc del Nol. las viejas
noches estrelladas de- Annas quespara
mi fueron nochess boh1lniaay y senti-
mentaleS.
Nos veremos, dijoipe noblote y
franco-porque esto s6sacaba, Y aqui
no hay juventud. Los suefos, sue
nos SON., y hay que 1esterrar% los
viejos t6picos del afiejp vivir. Hay
que despertar una vida remoza, de
acci6n, pujante, vencedpra.
O morir,-ha dicho sSn ft1nebre en-
tonacicn, bajo Ell anch6 afiilado: Gle
10. Y 81 Sc muere c3yendo por Ell
ideal, en- buen hora, Pro asf, de pie,
erguidos, frente al OTsente, de cara
al sol, triunfalmente. S
-Adios. Y Sc ha mfrchado pleno
de magistral gallardh. ensoHando
cosas misteriosas, santsf cosas evan
gelicas.
.ars~ro c6raoI4.
Abril IS, 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-23
La hormiguita japonesa

Ell periodista japones Kimu-
ra, uno de los redactores de "El
Nuevo Mundo" de San Francis
CO, describe de una manera
muy grafca y muy oriental la
opinion que a el y sus paisanos
les nnerece la soluci6n provisio-
nal del conf1icto sobre asisten-
cia de niilos japoneses a las es-
cuelas publicas de aquella ciu-
dad.
Ell gobierno japones ha dado,
segun el, un pajaro muy grande
y un caballo muy grande, en-
cambio de un pajarillo micros-
copico. Este ultimo es la ad-
mission de japoneses en- las es-
cuelas, el pajaro grande dado en-
trueque es la nueva lev de in
migraci6n y ell caballo de gran
alzada es la exclusion japone-
sa" de este pals.
Pero 81 por ahora Sc ha logra.
do cerrarles la puerta a los mas,
los que va estaban en- Ell pals no
|pierden Ell tempo. Millares de
ellos que estaban dedicados a
las faenas de campo en- Califor-
MIA no sc han contentado con
ser meros peones, sino que con-
centrando sus esfuerzos en- el
tertil vale de Vaca Y otras re-
giones de las que mas fruta pro-
Queen, han comprado numero-
sas haclendas, arrendado otras
~ acudido en- tan gran numero
que Ell agricultor blanco que no
quiere vender su finca sc en-
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