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The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
Cultivate Corn Shallow.

Shallow cultivation Of corn after
the first tine through, has proved. be-
y0nd a doubt TO be the best. The cul-
JivatOTs should be run at the slightest
depth possible and yet kill the weeds.
The destruction OF weeds is the chief
reason for the cultivation OF inter
TILED crops
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
CultIvatInd Berry Patch.

Cultivation in the raspberry aTd
blackberry patch should begin early
in spring and be continued at inter
vals one to two weeks APART through
out the season in order to provide a
dUst mulch.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
Large Cities Face Waqe Problem
~ rTCHk: spEHGLER

Waetses 70 -s.>r.. ta- sar which "rncan bad housing
eadraSrFamen ft r..a. rr'rrgnitg and the
family rele w ta7'rs No" disputed
Whether nsDy fsog ,w efficiency but
even f1r y9borr standard Of power By
gsslt6 sck 81 sonp1n 'he 'fher eide may be disputed
ndpotsbls the the large cities
Asp outside q mem.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
Sian of Poor Farmer

A lousy pig is a sure sign OF a poor
farmer. Once thoroughly infested the
cniy way TO get rid OF the vermin is to
thoroughly disinfect the animal.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
FEEDING Ducklinus.

When ducklings are two weeks old
begin feeding raw food That is. they
are not fed upon bread. corn cake,
etc. after they are two wcaks old
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
Brushes for a Separator.

Special brushes for washing tho sep.
aratOr generally accompany the ma.
chine. II they are becoming worn re.
place them at once.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
THE Other GIRL
Ry SUSAN (. CLkGETT.

,.a-.I forward. looking after "a figure
walking l-t-ur,ly down chy street.
+ ttI not know Marshall La. r"-
turned 3, said. as .u 1.chr! the
ash from his cigar. Tho last heard
G.. him the ya.a. was at Ai.E-rI~ia.
Must have l..l pretty gay crowd
,n hoarI Judging from what ! have
...r."
.I,s. To'hoso who know him II las
.'...- seemed u.i that Jim should
.... a..rp,.. I'll. position Nta "H
f..- money. Ill. FEEDING a., -.A
E.w.l ug.. % B." Ge-l... f. Oh. Way
.. ',.I..c
"ttav- yor over mot tho l.-.."' i,"
MAS ..-n jus, s.ts!" ui Washington
Of most ordinary rl-a.'ag. absolute
IS ur.iI.al.d. H.' b" la. . ken
business head an. could make $4,000
"n the work or '.~o". Went West "aI
mad" fortune. then cam" back mere.
Money and LiShiy-oaara''.. pretty
daughters took them into the social
wa.rL Tn" daughters. you may nave
heard. married III" me H'Il.7h peer,
age. aNd 'h" soE. .II' JLe '-7@ "''"
o. him a." better.
",r seems p, took a fancy ~ J.w
when j." was al 'nh1s f"IhinF Tor
,~,.-r.su. and offered him large
salary If he would 20 as his rhr-I.ian
uG this trip around Oh" World
WASN'T tl.ra some sort O. love
affair have faint memory Of
something ID" the kind"
-r,,- since En WAS q student AZ
tho T-uiyarsirv OF Virginia he has been
Interested in q gs~l in charlottesville.
one Gav hn did the asfufnc thing-tool.
Grar9ma 10 see her lie is a hand
some fellow. and good looks VIII
rouut with a girl against every stcr-
ling quality. jim. as YOU know. pos
sessos the qualities. but is not much
for looks
THE outcome was she threw him
over Then actuarod by the devil.
she insisted that he should be an
usher at the wedding.
..r;r, ,o,r- bis r,,Jiciro lilo - man
Tlo !. ,h,, l,:,5 or - ,.llov, md
,,,rl.,.l down tho oi-ro with q. d..irt,.
o. ,.isf,., ~ u.or,,,b,,d nc a ,.,p.s
,,.,.. ,,,,r5 no.. ,,,.,,,., o., ,.,.,.,,.,.r sis.
for oe ~, r,ono,,,,n.. AVID from, NV
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,Ea .r.a b,ro n,,', .r,,,l..r.I fr
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;To had MOI coon b,r a,f o.. h.,
,,.o,, ~, - ,bo c,r Lo ,ro,,,ror.l ~
,ro ,ba,oo :, tho ,irI no r,d u.orr.od
with dov.r rho aigro og coIr,-y
,.r,,,r,.r, ,,,.,,r.,,, ,,,,,,t.. t,a,,r,
"s,r,r,. ,.o,, Inv, crow, NJ, o.. t.,. s,iJ
with - sr,fIo os bo ,oor, bor t,,,d into
. r-o~r, croso or,sr .yonr ,ni.o
brorobt hack urmory o,sa r,fr,bt
ro, b.vo Lrovrp vou"
"rTo1 Won rc,I,l foroot,or mo hoo.
tor N1orshauo" ,bo osr.od ,;.,,.,,. .r
Lrow Won n c,co"
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24
The Welcome New Phrase

First burglar How did you e'''
Second burglar Low yisl0H''
got under dc bed.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24

I'm 1871 the total value OF all farm
products in the United states was ap-
proyimatcIy $lo.o0o,uoo0 which is
$H2.OOOo"O more than the total for
1919. and breaks all records. The 1914
total is more than double the com.
bincd value Of farm products 10 years
ago.
The Madison journal., 1916-06-24

Proper Care Of Stables.
Keep stables clean, well lighted
and ventilated.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

It is our earnest desire to retain all
the present subscribers of The Her
old and News, but if you want to re-
main in the family you must contrlO-
ute to the support of the family anu
if YOU are in arrears this must be
done by the first of October. We are
giving you an inducement to make
payment in that time. This oppor-
tunity to get a paper like The Herald
and News for "a whole year Tor one
dollar will in all probability never
come again. If prices of paper con-
tinue to advance the price OF 0ne
paper will have to advance also.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15


The correspondent that discovers
that The Herald prints accounts OF
speeches made by Blease in its news
columns, while it opposes him in its
editorial page, is putting his finger on
the fact that makes The Herald
newspaper.-spartanburg Herald.
And the critic who finds that The
Herald and News prints statements
by Tillman and McLaurin and thus
does not agree with them editorially is
paying tribute to The Herald and
News as a newspaper, just what we
are.
The Herald and News is a newspaper
first, fair and just to all. The opin-
ions of the editor will be expressed
editorially regardless of consequences,
but always courteously and fairly and
honestly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15
TO THE PEOPLE OF NEWBERRY
COUNTY

/ thank you. I am persuaded now
that you did me a favor in not elect
ing me to the Office of county superin-
tendent of education. l felt in the be-
ginning that 1 would like to take up
some work that had started and car
ry it on and that 1 was in position to
do something for the schools. / like
this work. 1t appeals to me, feel
that 1 have the capacity to serve the
schools. 1t is well, however, because
! have other things to do. The people
have the. right to have whom they
want to fill the position.
I will, as have during my long
residence in Newberry, continue to do
what I can for the betterment Of the
schools and the uplift Of the people.
No good cause has ever failed to have
my hearty support. It will not tail
in the future 1 will continue to
serve though I know that service is
rarely appreciated by those to whom it
is rendered. But there is satisfac-
tfon in having rendered it. I expect
to remain right here in Newberry.
I have the best of good will for all
the people and will now devote my
entire time to the making of The
Herald and News the best semi
weekly paper in South Carolina, or
any other place for that matter.
Will all good wishes to everybody, l
am, sincerely,
EEbert II. tAull.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

1t is unfortunately true that it
takes a pile of money if one wants to
win in primary election, if the
other fellow is turning it loose. 1t is
very unfortunate and will result in
breaking up the primary system unless
some plan can be devised to put a
stop to it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

The Piedmont and the Appalachian
highways need some attention as they
pass through Newberry. A little
dragging and the filing of some holes
would help, but both roads need to be
widened. We understand that Sup
ervisor Sample is going to give these
important highways immediate atten-
ton. 1t is we'll.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

Gov. Blease made a remarkable
run for a third term. Mr.. Mannings
friends had to spend lots of money
and do a pile of work and then the
margin is very small.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15
NOW FOB BUSINESS.
am, sincerely,
Ebert H. tAull.

During the past year, as we have
frequently remarked, we have been
carrying some several hundred sub
scribers on the credit basis. We can
not do so any longer. News print
paper has advanced in price in the
past three months more than 100 per
cent. We want to treat every one
right and all the same. And We make
this proposition, with no purpose to
give premium on getting in arrears,
but with the hope of collecting some
part of what is due.
Until the first day Of October We
will receipt each subscriber for one
yaar upon the payment of one dollar,
and then he must pay in advance. If
you are a year in arrears you may pay
that and one year in advance for two
dollars and fifty cents. This will hold
good only until October 1. After that
date every name on our list that is in
arrears will be taken of, without re-
gard to any consideration or respect
of person. I'VE cannot run the paper
without we get pay for it, and We can
at least save the cost OF white paper.
This is anal.
The price of cotton 10 good and there
is no excuse for not paying for your
paper if you want it. This means
you, if you are in arrears. 1t is only
fifteen days off, but We can write a
good many receipts in that time.
Don't put it off. Do it today and you
save fifty cents on one year if you
desire. We will grant this rate to
every one on our list for this time, to
be fair to all giving one year to each
for one dollar. even if your time is
not out. After the first of October we
will not have anything to say about
delinquent subscribers, because We
are not going to have any. A number
have asked us to let the paper go and
they would pay this fall. We have
granted their request. This is writ
ten in all kindness and good will, but
it takes money to buy paper. The
date on the label after your name
will show to date you have paid. If
there are errors they will be gladly
corrected. Some one will be in the
oAhce Oil IHe I1Aie w "ii1o W"
ceipt. We must have the money by.
the first of October, if you want The
Herald and News after that date, if
you are in arrears. Everybody will
be treated just alike and we can't af-
ford to send collector. We are CIV
ing you the cost of such collection.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

Use the split log drag and take out
the grade crossings of the railroads is
the slogan of The Herald and News.
We were the pioneer in the advocacy
of the split log drag.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

We are very tired of hearing Mann
ing talk s:bout law and order and
enforcement of law. He talks like
the people mad been a set of regular
outlaws before he became governor.
The truth is there is just about the
same violation of law that there has
always been and there will continue
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

At Isaiah eleventh chapter and
sixth verse it is written: "The wolf
also shall dwell with the lamb, ana
the leopard shall lie down with rne
kid. and the calf and the young lion
and the failing together; and a little
child shall lead them"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

7.ere is some consol5tion. New
berry VIII have real live con-
gresham. 1t is a long tine since she
has had one. In fact, the office has
been up the district most Of the time.
Thanks to our friends up that way,
they have given US chance
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

The farmers should not rush their
cotton on the market ard the price
will remain around fftetn cents and
above. Use the warehouse if you
must have money.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

In the mail on Wednesday morning
the editor received a letter from
Mayor Wright appointing him a dele
gate to some sort of irrigation con-
gress at Ell Paso, Texas. WE suppose
our friend sends this as sort OF con-
ISOLATION cup. Thanks. We would
like very much to take that trip and
il the Mayor will provide the where
withal we will endeavor TO represent
the city Of Newberry with credit
What say you, Mayor Wright?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

Now for a whirlwind campaign 1of
the next fifteen days for The Herald
and News. Eou may get one whole
year for only one dollar. The price
should be doubled, but we want TO
give YOU an inducement to get in good
standing. Come right along.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

That was some good running Fred
Dominick did He carried all the
counties that The Herald and News
claimed he would carry and maybe
will have Oconee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

The Columbia Record wants every
one now to shake hands and make up
Well, it is good so to do. No use to
sulk when the majority is against you,
no matter how unfair you may think it
is. Let's all have an old time love
feast.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

One dollar gets one year and only
one wear to each person Of The Her
aid and News. This offer positively
lasts only fifteen days.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

This seems to have been bad year
for doctors in the political arena.
There were several in the field in New
berry. Editor didn't fare any better.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

to be violations Of law so long as the
people are human as they are, and so
many laws are made.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

Don't rush your cotton on the mar
ket and force the price down. Nli
indications are that the price is 60
ine above fifteen cents the pound.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

MIR Robert Price Is ready to meet
his friends from the country at FUR
cell and company's store "heFe "e
will charge you the lwest price on
each purchase. =
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

And. Cansler has been elected rail-
road commissioner. Next legislature
better abolish the Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-15

Old split log drag will have our
most heart support and encourage
men& from now on as he has had in
the past. We are his champion ad7o-
cate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
Ell Gobierno americana
tOnara en- Cuenta
el memorandum
de .Alemania
No Sc daran pasaportes los ane-
ricanos que desc n nyisjar bordo
de bsrcoS mercanteS arm. dos
rrlrgrama especial para IA rRENsl.

IrlrgraTa especial paTa IA PiiENst
WASHINGTON. Febrero ID Hoy
Sc diio con insiStencia en- esta capital,
cue cl prcsidcnte Wilson tiene practj-
camcnte dctcyminado apoyar 4 Ale
mania en- su nueva politica naval. to-
manio en- consideration el memoran-
dunn que hace POGO fue dado a como
Ger 4 este gobierno por los repre-
scntantes de aQuel Imperio Y del de
Austria. relative 4 q ambas potenciaS
centraleS consideraran desde e! dia
primero del entrante mes de Mario,
como cruceros auxiiares. Il todos los
barcos mercantes armadoS.
En- case De que tai paso Sc de por
el gobierno americana, ascgurase que
este Sc abstendra de conceder paSa-
portes los ciudadanoS americanos
que deSeen viajar a bordo de los bar
cos mercantes armados, para evitar-
Sc conflictoS con dichaS potenciaS,
pues cstas nan notiticado forma!men-
tc Ia adopci6n de Su nueva politica
naval.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
FIFE ENYIADA Ii PIRInERA RENESA De
Los NIjEVOS bII!ETES / MEXICO
IA EMISSION SFRA De $25O0o0,000 Y ESTA IhPRIifNDOSE
En- ESTE PALS, P0R 0RDEN DEL lie. LUIS CABRERA

ei Senador Fall en- Ia Camara. esta
oracticamente terminada y proxima-
mente sera enviada al Senado para
continuar el debate que esta pendien-
It scbre In resolution que debe adop-
tarse relativamente a IA Republica
del Sur.
La Administration esta esperanto
el debate cue Sc ha suspendido, para
proccder. porque cree que hasta que
no Sc haya lerminado tai debate, el
nombramiento de Henry Fletcher CO.
no Embajador de Mexico no sera ra-
tiGicaGo.
Noticias oficialeS ' extraoficiales
De Mexico hacen saber que las con,
dicioneS en- Ia situaci6n militar de
aQueI pals nan mejorado. Villa ha
podido escapar Z las tropas que Gavi-
:. he enviado para capturavlo: pero
"a captura de Argunedo en- Durango
i,a aca5ado con el rovimiento re.
vo!ucionario en- Torce6n. En- cuantc
al Elovimiento rebelde en- toda IA 20
IA petrolera del Este de Mexico, 10:
oficiaies del Gobierno Green que ne
tiene ninguna importancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
reIedrama especial para La PRENsA.


Ell PASO, Texas, Febrero 14.-La
canrpana contra los indioS yaIuiS, IN
>! EstadO DE- Sonora, 50 ha lnlclado
con gran vigOr por parte de las IFo-
pas carrancistas, y Secdn todaS las
probabi!idades, cl GObierno r>tara
bien prOnto Ell condicioneS de dar
perfectas Scguridades para que 50
rcanuden los trabaioS para Ia cons
trucci6n del ferrocarril que ha ne
unir Ia frontera con Ia Importance
rapital del Estado de IaliSco.
Para evitar que los indioS yaquiS
interrumpan 81 trafico con el Sur de
Sonora. que es donde las partidaS
mas nunrroSaS de alzadoS operan,
hos ro,umnas de trnpaS carranciStas
han Sido daStacadaS sobrc los va
1uis para combatirloS ener7icamen-
t.. Una de esas Columns operara en
ia region del Rio Yaqui y Ia otra en-
ire HermoSillo y el puerto dc Quay
mas. Is jefa de eSaS tTopaS, el gene
raj Mendoza, quien So propone sos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
FUF DIFfRIDA IA EjECUCI0N
DEL SARCENTO ROJAS EN-
CIUDAD JUAREz
JUAN AGUIlAR FUE APREHERDIDO COMO
COHPlIGE OE ROJAS ' AhBOS StRAh
EJECUTADOS HOY EN- LA HkhANA
Tclcqrama especial para Ia PRENSi

Tccqrama especial para Ia PRENSa.
Ell PASO, Texas, Febrero Liza
eiecuci6n del Sargento carrancista
Manuel Rojas que iba a tener lugar
hoy en- la manana, Ell Ia vecina plaza
de Ciudad Juarez, fue difer!da por
orden del general Gabriel Gavira, jc-
fc de las armas eli la vecina plaza
de Ciudad Juarez.
La suspension del acto obedecio,
segun Sc supo hoy, que Sc logro
el dia anterior la apprehension de un
individuo llamado Juan Aguilar, L
ouicn Sc considera complice de Rojas
en- el robo de las municiones y armas
del Arsenal que los carrancistaS tie
nen establecido en- esa poblaci0n.
Agui!ar ha sido juzgado tambien
Dor un Consejo de Guerra Y segdn Sc
sabe fue condenado sufrlr Ia mis-
ma pena que el Sargento Rojas por
haberse encontrado pruebas Suflcien-
teS en- su contra.
La ejecucion de ambos individuos
debera tener lugar manana en- la
maRana a las diez, en- el cementero
de Ciudad JuareZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
lbs CARRANC|STAS DESARROLLAN GRAN
ACTN|DAD CONTRA Los YAQO|S
DARAN PROTECTION PARA QUE PUEDA COkSTRUIRSE LA VIA
FERREA QUE UNA A SONORA CON JAElSCO

trner 81 lrdfico al cnrricntr. para
que los trrncS puedan cnrrer hasta
Tepir. mirntraS - roEstruye In via
Uu, r0munique dirrctamenie Ia
frontara con Guadalaiara.
En- TN tolcerama que lie fud "nvia-
DO hoy al consul conStjtuclonallSta
Ell eSta riudad. senior Andres q. Gar
cia. - IL manifesto que Ia prime
ra columna drSiacada Sohre la region
del yaqui sostuvo Tn encuentro con
,,na partida de inGiOs en I'M iuSar
denominado Los AlGHdon"S. y que
los alzadoS fueron obIieados reti-
rarSc haria p Este. ahandonanho
armaS Y munirion"> que fueEon aprG
vechadaS por los carranrlStaS.
La SeSunda columna. o sea "a que
opera entre Hermosillo Y GusymaS.
ocup6 uno d. los puntoS mas astra-
tdsicos que tenian los lndioS y avan-
"a Sobre Ia region donde los yaquis
han esfablacido Su Quartet General.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
Slu[RON TROPAS De la Ca
PITAL De TANlU.|PAS PARA
OCAHpO Y PAlhILllS
yam A COHDATIR A VARIOS CRUPOS De
RfBELOFS Que HAN SIHO V|STRS EN-
fSaS RtClONfS DEL ESTtDO

frlcgraina especial para Ia PRENSA.
LAREDO. Texas. Febrero 14.-Por
una carta particular que Sc recibi0
en- esta ciudad. Sc sabe que las con-
dicioneS en- que Sc hallan los EstadoS
de Nuevo Leon Y Tamaulipas son YER
daderamente lamentables.
De Ciudad Victoria. capital del Es-
tado dc Tamauipas. han salido fuer-
ZaS rUm5o Ia Nunicipa!idad de
Pa!mi!las Y Ocampo, GonGe nan apa-
rcciAo a!gunas partidaS de rebeldes
que So han dedicado comcter toda
clase de depredaciones.
No Sc conoce Ia bandera que trail
gan estas partidas, pues mientras al
gunaS Green que son vllliStaS. otros
opinan que son Ge revoiucicnarioS in
depcndientes como otraS mucnas que
han aparecido en- distintos Iugares de
Ia Republica.
En- la ciudad de Monterrey hace va
muchoS diaS que no hay luz nj servicio
de treneS. 4 causa de Ia huelga de los
emplcados de esta poderosa empresa.
origiAada por la desproporci6n que
cxistc entire los salaries y el precio de
las mcrcancias de primera necesldad.
De Ia carnc va pocaS personals Sc
acuerdan, pues como va sc ha dlcho,
hacc mucho tempo que desapareci6
del mcrcado. tanto por Ia escasez
dc animales para el sacrificio como
por las combinaciones de algunos CO.
mcrciantes carrancIstas que Sc han
dedicado a! acaparamiento de las pie
les. que es en- estos momentos uno de
los negocios mas productivos con las
plazaS de este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
Sc PROTESTARA POR HABERSE
DECRETADO PUERTO LIBRE A
BARCELONA.

Scrricin especial para IA PRENSA.
MADRID. Feorero lila Camara
de Comercio de Zaragoza ha pasads
una circular a todas las socedades ST.
milares del pals. para que unidas ele-
ven una protesta ante el gobierno por
haber decla"ado este Barcelona
Puerto libre. 7sr
La protesta Sc quiere hacer de tai
man"ra. cue pese ante e. gobierno pa
IA que declare nulo el decreto expedi-
do recientemcnte. pues siendo BARGE
Iona puerto !ibre Catalina obtendra
grandes beneficios 4 costa del resto
del pals, cuyo comercio sufrira grave
mente las consecuenciaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
Telegrama especial para IA PRENSA.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Febrero -
Sc acaban de imprimir en las prer-
sas de los EstadoS UnidoS nuevos bi-
Iletes cauraUciscas con un valor re
preventative de 100000. los cuaies
han sido en"iadoS ya al MiniSverio
de Hacienda De. Gobieyno de facro '
Sc van : seguir imprimiendo en- cam
tidad tai que ascienda 4 $250.000.o00.
los cuales Sc enviaran tan prorto CO.
mo vayan Sahendo de las prenSaS.
La orden para eSta impression de Of
lletes cs.rrs.ncistas fue dada por Luis
Cabrera. 2Iiniscro de Fm2nzaS, POGO
anres de que saliera para Mexico.
Los nuevos biIletes estan deStina-
dos 4 ser cangeados por los de as
var;as enlisiones lanzadas con ante
rioridad y que esyan ahora en- circu-
laci6n. las cuales han sido declaradaS
ilegales y que tacilmen1e han podido
ser falsificadas.
La compilation de todos los dates
relatives q Ia situacion mexicana Que
ha estado hacienda e! Departamento
de Estado. a petici6n que hizo antes