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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
Will ENTERTAIN
BIG DEMOCRATS
MAJORITY or DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS IN CITY DURING DEMO-
CRATIC MEETING WILL BE EN-
TERTAINED AT GARDNER AND
METROPOLIS HOTELS.

Entertainment is now being pro-
vided for the big democrats OF the
country who will be in Fargo to at
tend the big democratic love feast
which will be held Wednesday and
Thursday, Jan. II and is. The majority
of the distinguished guests will be en-
~tertained at the Gardner and Metro
pole hotels.
"A suite of six rooms has been en-
gagged at the Gardner hotel for GOV.
Judson Harmon of Ohio and his party.
which will probably include Lieuten-
ant Governor Nichols of the buckeye
state and the Harmon campaign man
ager. Governor Burke, George p.
Jones of Rock, Senator Mcdowell and
other democratic state leaders and
gubernatorial possibilities this wear
will be entertained at the Gardner also,
Apartments have been reserved at
the Metropole hotel for William Jen-
n1ngs Bryan. Reservations have also
been made at that popular hosiery
for Dick O5Connor, the Minnesota
democratic leader and Dan Lawler,
former mayor of Minneapolis, both of
whom will be conspicuous figures at
the love feast.
Everything is getting in shape for
the big meeting. Governor Harmon
and party will arrive on the morning
OF Jan. IL, and will remain in the city
Until the next morning when the buck
eye executive will proceed west to the
coast making a great swing around
the circle before the democratic ma
tional convention. During he after
noon, Governor Harmon will probably
talk to the grain growers and at night
will deliver his only political speech
while he is here at the Oprheum thea
tire. Later he will be the guest of
honor at a banquet to be rendered him
by the Ohio society at the Gardner
hotel.
MI. Bryan will arrive in Fargo on
the morning of Jan. 18, just as the
Ohioan is leaving, and will be the
principal guest of the democrats the
last day of the meeting. He will de-
liver his main talk that evening at
the big banquet which will be given
at Prizes hall.
State Chairman Macarthur is high
ly pleased with the way everything is
progressing. Mayor Lowell is chair
:nan of the general committee.
Bulk our pickles at 7 cents per at.
at Yerxa-Skinner's, Wednesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
SUPERINTENDENTS
ARE ORGANIZED
SUNDAY SCHOOL HEADS OF THE
TWO CITIES MET LAST NIGHT
ADOPTED CONSTITUTION AND
ELECTED OFFICERS FOLLOW
ING A BANQUET.

The Sunday school superintendent
of Fargo and Moorhead had another
meeting last evening at the CONNER
cial club rooms.
After enjoying supper together d
permanent organization was effected,
a constitution adopted and the fol-
lowing officers elected:
President-W. B. AuXer.
Vice President-R. c. Burneth.
Secretary-Treasurer-M. c.. Carlson.
After election w. J. Lane read a
paper on Winning the Boy for Christ.
An open discussion followed during
which many good points were develop
ed.
w. B. Auxer emphasized the tre-
mendous responsibility Of the Sunday
school superintendents in having On
their hands the development of the
christian character of the pupils un-
der their charge.
A committee on teacher training
rendered a good report, which showed
that Sunday school teachers need a
special training that will better fl
them for their work and thai this
training should be started as early in
life as possible.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
GUNCKEL TALKED
TO 4. S. PUPILS
TOLEDO PHiLANTHRoPIsT TALK
ED TO FARGO AND MooRHEAp
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS THIS
MORNING AND LECTURES IN
CITY TONIGHT.

John E. Gunckel OF Toledo. O., the
great phiIanthropist and widely known
as the newsboys' friend, delivered two
talks in the cities of Fargo and Moor
head this morning when he addressed
high school pupils of both cities. Mr..
Gunckel gave two interesting talks of
his work among the newsboys and cre-
ated a most favorable impression
among the high school students Of both
places.
His lecture tonight at the a%gricultur-
al college armory promises to be one
of the very best entertainments heard
in this locality for some time, and the
management of the Citizens Lecture
course may congratulate itself on Sc
curing such a practical philanthropist
for the second number of this interest
ing course. Judge Ben B. Lindsey Of
Denver, the kids judge" who was in
the city last Friday evening, spoke
very highly of the work of Mr.. Gunckel
and asked to be remembered to him
through the medium Of The Forum
representative.
Mr.. Gunckels work among the news
boys of the country has been known
for many years and his ceaseless eff
forts have not been without avail, for
now he has formed a newsboys' union
for the betterment Of mankind as well
as for their own good. w..
Mr.. Gunckel will lecture entirely on
his work among the boys and no one
should fail to take in this number Of
the lecture course. The newsboys of
both cities have been invited and an
interested and appreciative audience is
expected.
At the Fargo high school Mr.. Gunckel
told Of the good work that vas going
on to better the lives of newsboys in
the large cities and of all boys who
are on the wrong path. He explained
some of the dangers of cigarette
smoking and similar habits. He stated
that the declaration of five of the most
eminent chemists in the United States
was: That any boy under II who
had smoked cigarettes for two years
or more could not tell the truth"
The address was enlivened by a
number of amusing stories, Mr..
Gunkel being noted for his entertaining
fish stories" The student body was
highly pleased and a~ppreciative of the
treat of hearing him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
HUGHES WRITES
BOOSTING LETTER
HUGH ). HUGHES, EDITOR or
FARM, STOCK & HOME, FOR
MERLY or A. c. STAFF, WRITES
ALL EDITORS LETTER BOOSTING
GRAIN GROWERS CONVENTION.

Hugh ]. Hughes, editor OF The
Farm, Stock & Home. and formerly
publicity man of the agricultural coll
lege, has issued a letter to all north
western editors in this territory boost
ing the coming Tri-State Grain Grow
ers' convention which will be held in
Fargo next week. Mr.. Hughes heart
is in the right place and he is doing
his share toward making the coming
convention a great success. His letter
follows:
Dear Editor: Are you going to be
at the tri-state? 1 am, and l would
like mighty well to see you there be-
which know will interest you.
A yea age The Farm, Stock
& Home offered $500 in prizes for the
largest yields of corn per acre in the
northwest. Unfortunately a bad sea-
son cut out a dozen or more North
Dakota contestants, all but three Of
the South Dakota contestants, a good
share of those in Minnesota, and part
Of those in wisconsin, but in spite of
that fact we had out of sixty-nine
entries twenty-four who finished, and
the average yield of shelled corn per
acre is well above seventy bushels,
the lowest yield was 1872, the highest
1868 bushels per acre. Now that is
too big a story to tell here, but it
means this, that the northwest can
grow nearly three times the average
corn crop now produced. by simply
farming right, and instead of coming
up there this season with a lot of So
~licitors for III paper, I am coming
with a straight, clean-cut business
exhibition Of how these , results
were obtained. This is the big
gest practical lesson in better farm
ing that you have ever heard Of and I
do not, want you to miss it.
Mr.. CARLSBAD of Dassel, the man who
grew 1868 bushels of corn under or
binary field conditions, will b. with
me throughout the tri-state meeting
and will be ready to tell you just how
he and his brothers manage their
farming. I have had charts made that
will tell the story in a way hat you
cannot forget it.
If you are coming and can spend a
few minutes with me personally, /
will be glad to meet you at the Card
ner hotel any time when I am not
busy at the corn show. Most of the
time you will find me with The Farm,
Stock & Home exhibit at the corn
show, which l understand will be held
in the ]. l. Case building. Now if
you come down to the tri-state be sure
to look up our exhibit, and I know you
will take back home something worth
while to tell the farmers in your
neighborhood. Wishing you a prosper
GUS New Year, I am sincerely yours,
Hugh j. Hughes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
CIVIC Rights fight
Prof, A. {. Minard of the A. c. De-
Iivered Fine Paper Before Com
mons Club Last Night.

Prof. A. E. Minard of the A. G. read
a fine paper on Economic Democracy
before the Commons club at Prizes
private dining room last evening,
which was one of the best that has
been heard before that literary organ
ization this year.
Professor Minard went into complete
detail in tracing the history Of the
country from its founding to the pres
ent time and expatiated upon the
struggles for civic rights which have
been fought out so many times since
the birth Of this republic.
The address vas well received and
brought forth much discussion. The
evening closed with the transaction
OF the regular routine business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
Gard Of Thanks.

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 9.-To The For
UNI: We desire to return thanks 10
the many friends who were so kind
during the illness and death OF i
little girl, Annie: especially to the
Moose lodge, the Yeomen, the Ladies
Aid Of the Congregational church and
the Associated charities. Words are
feeble to express our appreciation "a
our friends and neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard d. FennendalI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
TECK SOCIETY MEETS
Polytechnic Society Of Agricultural
College viii Hold Meeting
Tomorrow Evening.

The next meeting of the Polytechnic
society Of the agricultural college will
be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 10,
at 8 o'clock at the e engineering
building.
Prof. H. A. Hard will be the speaker
OF the evening. His subject will be
Humidity as Related to House Sani-
tation. Professor Hard is one of the
most prominent members of the A. G.
faculty and any lecture by him should
not be missed.
The lecture viii be held in the ply
sizes lecture room. Secretary Bergman
is urgent that everyone be prompt in
attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
Last Chance for Free Land.

A reservation Of fertile valley land
is now open in Mexico. Homesteads
Free. Only requirement is to have
I'VE acres Of bananas planted within
FIVE years. An authorized Improve
ment Co. will plant the bananas and
market them on shares. Your share
should bring 5000 per acre. Address
The Rio Tonic Land Co, Block 1866,
Greensburg, Pa. They are distribu-
tors for the u. S. You need not 60
to Mexico.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
THE MLEAN FUNERAL
Remains of Nell j.. Mclean viii Be
Laid at Rest In Riverside
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The funeral Of the late Neil j. Mo
Lean who died yesterday noon win
be held tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock from the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. r. p. Freeman, at 62S
Ninth street south.
Rev. ]. M. Walters OF the First
Methodist church win conduct the
funeral services.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
WITH .EplToR Y

Dakota Business College pupils are
going to positions with ali classes Of
business and professional men. Men
are discovering what a saving Of time
they can effect BY hiring these pupils.
Editor Royce has just hired a u. B. G.
stenographer. If the school only had
more graduates, Is could do we'll by
shg
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09

Here is a remedy that will cure your
cold. why waste time and money ex-
perimenting when YOU can get a prep
aration that has won q worldwide
reputation by its cures Of this disease
and can always be depended upon?
1t is known everywhere as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. and Is a medi-
cine Of real merit. Tor sale by ali
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
MITCHELL BARBER SHOP

I have opened a shop under the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bank and ask
all my friends to call when they want
first-cIass barber work or baths.
Charles Mitchell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Moodnsn and RoyaI Neiahbors install
tation.

The Modern Woodmen Of America
and the Royal Neighbors will hold a
Joint session this evening at a.. o. u.
w hall when officers for both lodges
viii be installed for the coming year.
1T is desired that a large crowd attend,
Following the installation services
there will be a supper served after
which there will be dancing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
hoME FoR 81.

New. modern, warm, we'll built eight
room house ia good locality on car
line, 112s Fifth avenue south. Phone
621-J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
Auctloneer.

Fl. L. LandbIom, auctioneer; special
attention paid to farm sales. Phone
1861. Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09

More pupils entered Dakota BusI-
ness College this morning-new fur
niture Is being put into many Of the
rooms to accommodate the big enroll
ment The excellent work this school
has been doing during the past years
is telling it's story. more elegantly
than words can do. "Other schools are
not like the D. b. c."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
UNCLAIMED SUITS

We have suits made up and no
called for which we are selling at cost,
sizes S8 to 43. NJ. 4. Lasson & Co.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-20
Gran Plegaria PapaI en-
Roma por la Paz de
Mexico

Fl domingo dltimo, dia s me-
dia noche, el Santo Padre de Ro.
ma, la capital de Italia, ofcio en-
persona una gran misa en- la in
mensa basilica de la iglesia de San
Pedro, 81 temple mas grande del
mundo, para rogar Dios por la
paa de Mexico. Es iDdescribi-
bic o suntuoso y sublime de eeta
fiesta religiosa desempenada por q
Papa y los Cardenalea del santo
Colegio Apost6lico de Roma, sien.
do ssistida Ia rnisa pontifical por
miles de feles y oyendose hasta
varias cuadras los vibrantes ecos dc
las grandes trompetas de plata del
immense organo de Ia catedral mas
grande del mundo. La plegaria
por Ia paz de Mexico resulto IN
evento pomposoy y sublime, dificil
de olyidar en- el-mundo entero.
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casos cosas

Andres Herrera, acusado de
haber robado el correo mientras era
estsfetero On Guique, condado de
Rio Arriba, SO eonfeso culpable de
tai robo ante el juez Pope 81 dia
Ii del q4s sigo. I'm alIo de peni-
tenciaria SO le fue impuesto.
En- San Luis, Colo. falleci6 el
martes de la semana pasada, Dona
Petra M. de Vigil, esposa de Don
Victor Vigil de ese lugar.
El martes de esta semana tom6
lugar en- San Luis, Colo. la cele-
braci6n del Jubilee de Plata del
Rev. padre J. S. Garcia, la que de-
be haber sido imponente
El j6veu Manuel B. Otero, hijo
de Dna. Eloisa L. de Bergere, con-
trajo matrimoniO la semana pasada,
en- la ciudad de Chicago, con Miss
Lucy Grygia, hija del CorOnel Cry.
gis, de Santa F6.
La ciudad de Albuquerque vot6
la semana pasada para la emisi6n
de bonos por valor de 100000
cien mil pesos) para la cOnstruc-
cion de un edificio de escuela alta
(high SCHOOL,, yla votaci6n fue ga
NADIA en- favor de tai ediicio.
EIigio Ruybal, quien reaidia
siete millas al oests de Autonito,
Colo, SO mato accidentalmente
mientras tenia on su mano un rifle
el domingo ante pasado.
FL Padre Eugenio Lafevre, cura
parroco de Walsenburg, CoIo., ia.
lleci6 en- Colorado Springs el saba.
do pasado.
La odcina y taller de imprenta
de ~The Eagle" de Santa Fe, fu6
destruida por eI fuegO el sabado
ante passdo.
Ezequiel M. Pacheco, de Albert,
N. M. fue muerso en- Trinidad, Co
To-, el sabado pasado. Benito Cha
con, de Trinidad, Sc le acusa de ha-
Der causado la muerte del joven
Pacheco.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-20

Hoy viernes, dia 20 de Diciem.
bre, en- Psfasco, este condado, con
traeran matrimonio religioso en- q
templo cat6lico de ese lugar Ia
virtuosa y sin par seflorita Patro
ainia Maacarefas, hiia de los apre-
cia5les esposos Sefiory Sra. Ma
nuel Mascarefas, con el caballeroso
j6yen Nemesio Gurul6, hijo de los
esposos sefior y sonora Eliseo Gu
rule, ambas respetablea familiaa
dc Penasco. Elegantes invitacionea
fueron distribuidas entire sus pa.
rientea y amistades. En- honor al
eyento habra lucida reception y
bale. Nuestroa parabienes a los
interesados.
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Asuntos de Actualidad
EI Fondo PoIitico
de Wilson


FL fondo empIeado por 81 Comi
te DemocrStico Nacional para sa.
car electo al Presidente Wilson y
81 personal de Ia boleta Democra.
tica fueron S1.159,446. Este fon
do fue subscrito por 89,854 con
tribuyentes, de los cuales 1926
contribuyeron con sumas menos
de Glen pesos, y todos los demas
con aumas mayores. Charles r.
Crane, de Chicago, fue el contribu-
yente mas esplendido, pues di6
para la causa cuarenta mil pesos.
Sigue en- categoria de mayor sums
Cleveland Fl. Dodge, de Nueva
York, consuna donaci6n de treinta
y cinco mil pesos. William j.
Bryan dio mil pesos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-20
Confession FFanca del
Gobernador de In
diana

FL Gobernador del Estsdo de In.
diana, pronunci6 un discurso el
dia 3 de este mes en- Indianapo.
lis, la ciudad capital, sien-
do el tema explotado "El Tactic
Personal" +" y con asombro de los
espectadores exprea6 que los coci
neros son mas necesarios en- el pals,
que les gobernedores, que su es
posa, aunQue no bastante educada
para ser bien recibida en- los altos
circulos sociales, sahe cocinar bien
y deaempenar mejor sus labores
del hogar, y que toda muier traba
iadora que desempefa honrada
ments sus qnehaceres en- Indiana
polls, es mas importante al Estado
que ol gobernador del mismo, que
todo 10 QUE tiene qne hacer % SEQ
brar e. suelo J enolarse contra el
que odia.' ''I.ol trab4Jadorea, diJo,
son los qoe sostienen las iustitu.
clones del pals"
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Correspondencias
NIEYEs Y. DE ARANDA

NIEVES Y. DE ARANDA
Santa Cruz, N. NJ. Die. Is, 1912
Sr. Editor;
Dfgnese cronicar la muerte de
mi esposa Nieves V. de Aranda,
Ia que aucumbio al sepulcro el dia
% de Nov. PIP. las 8 p. m. en- su
residencia en- Santa Cruz, yictima de
m sta lue en- el coraz6n y que le
dnro solameDte por dos dias. An
tes dc su muerte fue confortada
con todos los auxiiios de a ig esia
cstdlica y on su yeorio y funeral
fue asistida por los miembros fra
ternos de Santa Cruz y Ranchitos
Ia extinta contaba al tempo de
So muprte Ia edad de 43 amos y de.
il para lameutar gu muerte a su
esPoso Gabriel Amanda y a dos nj
nos y dos hermanoa J IN gran nj.
nero de parientes y amistades
quisnea lamentan 81 auseneia eter
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80 q

FL nisno luues, 16 del que rige,
50 verified en- 81 temple cat6lico do
esta villa el enlace matrimonial de
la virtuosa y hermoss senorita Lu
pita TrujiIlo, hija de Dna. Rafaela
Vigil y del fnado Felix TruiiIlo,
con el apreciable jdvsn EIiseo Mie
ra, hijo del apreciable industrio-
SO taoseno senor Manuel Miera y
esposa, ambas familias residences
en- Placita. Actuaron como padri
nos de la dichosa pareja, On. Nj.
colas Vigil y la sonora su esposa
Dna. Amalia TruJillo dc Vigil.
En- honor al eveDto hubo una luci
da reception y uu elegante bale en-
81 Taos Hall. La Revista desea a
los nuevos coDtrayentea perenne
luna de MEL y muchaS felicidades
on su nueva vida matrim onial.
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Edicto Imperial Contra
Esposas AmeFicanas

Ri Csnciller del Emperador de
Alemania acaba de promulgar III
edilto relative que en- 10 successive
los diplomaticos alemsnes casados
con mujeres americans tendrau
que renunciar los pnestos que re.
presentan en- Washington Este
edicto, aunque no tiens la autori-
dad de un decreto votsdo por las
camaras, es un decreto del Ejecu
two, y obliga su observancia. lgual
disposition dict6 81 principe difun-
to Bismack, pero con el curse de
los amos este decreto csy6 en- desu-
SO. La noticia dc 6sta Icy ha eau
sado sensation on os cireulos di
plomatico4 de Washington, pues
de diez Enbaiadas que hay ALI
seis estan presididaa por Embaja.
dores casados con americanas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-12-20

Hon. Seyerino Martinez,
Black Lake, Sc ha dejado yer 81
plaza en- estos dias.
Los Sres, Francisco +. Gale
Manuel r. MARTINEZ, sefe
Martinez, Donaciano Duran y
tonic Q. Pacheco, todos ellos
Arroyo Seco, estuvieron en- la
"a durante la semana en- ell asa
del testimonio en- la Merced
Antonio Martinez 0 Lucero
Hodoy y Antonio Lereoux. En d.
cho testimonio Sc esta averiguando
mas que todo, 10 que Sc conoce co.
mo "Hadley Tract" 0 sea ell tratc
de Mrs Mary 9. Hadley que es IN
trecho de 1900 acres que queds
dentro la misma merced y cuya te.
saci6n por dicho trecho paga 81
Lie. Voorhees,, de Ration.
Dona Ursulita Flores, de AFRO
20 Seco, arrent6 el dia II del que
rige su rancho y residencia que
tiene en- ese lugar a su ito Ramon
Flores. La consideration fu6 dt
40 pesos por el ano. Dona Ursula
Flores, nos dijo dc paso, que e
hallaba en- una situsci On bastantf
alarmante, puea dice que sn espoao
que va es fnado, pidi6 on amos pa
sados cierto dinero a Mr.. a r.
Manly y que en- lugar de iicmAr
una nota resutt6 que hsbia f.rmedc
un documento garantizado traspa
sandole al dicho Manly toda Ia
propiedad de dicha aenora, cuyo
documento aparece estar tirmadc
por ella, aunque dice janas habia
frmado tai documento. Ella alegs
que su fnado esposo mando ella
en- una ocasion, pagar dicha nota
pero que Mr.. MANLY no quiso re.
cibirlo alegando que y habia com
prado au propiedad por dichod ine'
no.
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Empresas y pr0Yaoios

La nuega era one So he inangu
rado bajo las nueyas condolences
Ia traido consigo rultitud de pro-
yectos que tienea Jor obJeto el es,
tablecimiento de empreaas nueyas
entire las que fguran un nnevo Sa
natorio, una plantl refrigerantA
para 81 almacenaie y conservation
Dc prcaucciones y para "a fabrica-
cioa de hielo y 81 sbono de una
gan extension de t-rrenos cue
permanecep incultoa por falta de
aqua. Esta no ea aino una pequena
Fraction dc 10 que Sc propone y
que sin duda Sc lleyara a efecto en-
81 Immediate porvenir. Para todo
este Sc necepitara dinero, m1cho
dinero, 81 cual traeran los impre.
sarios en- suticientea cantidades pa.
ra dsr fin y renate Z aua proyeetos.
E capital dc partieulares hara por
Santa Re 10 qne ha hecho por AL
bnquerque 81 capital d. Il colppa-
MIA del ferrocarril Atchisoo, To.
pgca J Santa Fd.