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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
SUPREME COMMANDER
WILL BE APPOINTED
Major General Wood Consid-
cred For High Post; Off
cials Say Change Has No
Significance as Indicating
Preparations For War;
Purely Efficiency Step;
Promotion Comes to Gen
eral Pershing as Reward

Washington, July 3. - With more
than 100000 troops assembling along
the Mexican border the War Depart
nent to-day took steps to decentralize
direct administration of the 1S0O-mile
frontier in the interest of efficiency
and probably to pave the way for the
appointment of n supreme commander
IT, coordinate all military activities
OH the international line and in Mex
leo.
Three New Departments
The border formerly in the Southern
Department from the Gulf of Mexico
to California now is divided into three
military departments, commanded by
Major General Frederick Funston,
Brigadier-General John ]. Pershing
and Major-General ]. Franklin Bell.
war Department officials said the
new order, which automatically re-
heves General Funston of supreme
command on the border and the enor-
nous responsibilities that have crowded
upon him, had no significance as indi-
eating preparation for war. There
were no formal announcements in re-
gard to the probable selection OF a
senior major general for commander
in-chief of the border guard and field
forces. There are indications that
Major General Leonard Wood, former
chief of staff and now commanding
the Department of the East is being
considered in this connection.
Promotion for Pcrshing
AAnother probable change indicated
by the new order is the promotion of
General Pershing under the army or
ganization bill now effective. 1t pro-
vides for an additional major-gen-
eral and it is believed General Persh-
ing will be given one of these posts in
recognition of his services in the pur-
suit of the Columbus bandits. The
statement issued by the department
follows:
THE present Southern Department
is divided as follows, with assignments
of command thereto as indicated:
"A-The Southern Department to be
ECnhtinLnd Innn 1ol
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
''DEFECTIVE"
BUREAU FAILS
TO GET THIEVES
West End Terrorized by Con
tinued Visits of Bold
HOUSEKEEPING

A serious condition and not a theory
confronts the police department of
Harrisburg. For the last two weeks
there has been one robbery after an
other in various sections of the city
and sneak thieves and porch climbers
are apparently able to enter and leave
many of the homes of the city without
let or hindrance.
So serious has the situation become
that many women are unable to sleep
for fear of visit by these midnight
prowlers. Already more than a score
of houses have been entered and de-
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
Soldiers Relief Fund
Contributions Needed

Contributions for the Relief Fund
to help families dependent on enlisted
soldiers are badly needed, the Har-
risburg Chapter, Pennsylvania Wo-
mems Division for National Prepared
ness of the Red Cross announced to-
DAY. 1t is said four families in need
have been reported.
Funds now available are limited and
il is the desire of the local organiza-
ton that cash donations be made
promptly. Contributions made through
the Telegraph will be turned over to
the Harrisburg chapter The name of
Miss Katherine E. Keen who con-
tributed So, was added to the list to-
daV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
BATTERIES WILL
FOLLOW SECOND
Tenth Regiment Already on
Way; Sixteenth Will Go To-
night; Eighteenth Tomorrow
By Associated Press

Mt. Gretna, Pa, July 8. - While he
was preparing to return to his home
In Pittsburgh because yesterday United
States army medical inspectors had
rejected him, Colonel William H. Nc
kee, commander of the First Regi-
ment of artillery, to-day received word
that he finally had been passed.
Colonel Mckee and the regimental
staff yesterday underwent the medical
inspection. Major Thomas o. Cole, of
South Bethlehem, regarded as one of
the most efficient artillery officers in
the division, was disqualified, Colonel
Mckee who is a member of the State
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and VicinItyi Fair
and slightly cooler Tonight;
Tuesday fair.
For Eastern PennsyIvania, Partly
cloudy and slightly cooler to-
night; Tuesday fair; moderate
northwest to north winds.
River
The Suvnuehanna river and prob
ably III Its tributaries will con-
tInue to fall slowly. A stage of
about a. feet Ia Indicated for
Harrisburg Tuesday morning.
Temperaturef 3 n. m, -.
Sunt Rises, 4i37 a. M, sets. = ,3O
Moon; First quarter, July 8, $3.50
q. m.
River Stage, AZ feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, SO.
Lowest temperature, 02.
Mean temperature, "a.
Normal temperature, "a.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
RICHEST WOMAN
IN WORLD DIES
Paralysis Fatal to Mrs. Hetty
Green, Aged 80; Leaves For
tune of $1OO,OOO,OOO

New York, July 5. - Mrs. Hetty
Green, known as the worlds wealthiest
woman, who was 80 years old, died
here to-day. She had suffered three
strokes of paralysis during the past
two months and for eleven weeks had
been practically helpless.
Her death occurred at S:05 o'clock
ar the home of her son, Colonel Ed
ward II. r. Green at No. West
Ninetieth street, adjoining the plain
brick. four-story house at No. on
the corner of Central Park West,
where Mrs. Green had lived lately in
seclusion except for her son and sew
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
REsCUER OF GIRLS DRoWNs

York, Pa, July 3.-Stewart Rohr-
baugh, % years old, of New Freedom,
was drowned in the Susquehanna river
last evening after rescuing two girls
from drowning. The accident came at
the end of a days outing along the
river below W'rightsville. The two
girls waded into the river beyond their
depth and Rohrbaugh went to their
assistance. He dragged them into
shallow water and then sank out of
sight. -. Z. -.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
BOY SHOOTS sTEPFATHER

Washington. D. c., July 3.-zanello
Virgin, II years old shot and instantly
killed his stepfather Elmer Dillon, in
the presence of score of passengers
on a Wabash Railroad train near
Avella last night. Virgin Jumped from
the moving train following the shoot
ing and fled into the woods. He was
arrested to-day and taken to Jail.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
BRITISH PRESSING
TOWARD BAPAUME
General Haig's Forces Now
Occupy Big Stretch of
Country; Are Trying For
Junction of Many Main
Highways; Meet Deter
mined Resistance North of
River Ancre, but Are Not
Stopped

The marked success won by the
British and French in initiating
their great offensive along the
western front are being syste-
matically and successfully follow
ed up.
Heavily pounding the German
second line south of the Somme,
the French have captured twoI
lines of trenches along a three
mile front and taken the villagds
of Herbecourt, two miles north
east of Dompierre.
The captured village is on the
road to Peronne, which town is
apparently the immediate objec-
tive of the French forces in this
sector. 1t is five miles distant
from the furthest thrust of the
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CONTINUED on Page 81
NO ATTENTION TO ROBBERY

Boys broke into the candy and cigar
case in the hall of the Telegraph build
ing and stole money and candy. Po-
lice were summoned when the lads
were seen lettering about, but were un-
able to find them when they came
After the robbery a report was sent to
the police station of the matter but up
to late hour to-day no attention had
been paid to II.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
OFFICER TAKES A BRIDE
Lcwisburg Lieutenant Slips Up From
Mount Gretna to Get license

Mars figured once again in the pro-
ceedings of the Dauphin county mar
rage bureau to-day when Arthur Paul
Kline, second lieutenant of Com
pany M, Eighth Regiment, LewiBburg,
slipped up to Harrisburg on his pre-
border leave and got a license to wed
Miss Ethel Mae Martin. also of Lewis
burg. The officer appeared in khaki.
July's license record got a good
boost to-day, incidentally, when eight
wedding permits in all were issued.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
POST OFFICE MEN ARRIVING

Delegates TO the fifteenth annual
convention of the State Association of
Post Office clerks to be held in this
city tomorrow and Wednesday, will
arrive in this evening and tomorrow
morning. baseball game to-mor-
row afternoon between the Harris
burg Post ONCE and Lancaster
Post Office men will feature the pro
gram with other amusements in the
evening. Business sessions will be
held on Wednesday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
FAIR AND COOLER July 4

Fair and cooler tonight and to-
morrow is the weather forecast for
the Fourth of July in Harrisburg and
vicinity. North to northwest winds
with partly cloudy weather is the fore
cast for Eastern Pennsylvauia,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03

NO TELEGRAPH TOMORROW
In accordance with a long es-
tablished custom, there will be no
issue of the Harrisburg Telegraph
tomorrow, Independence Day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
Message of the Fourth

ON every whispering breeze from out the past
~ Down through the years the silent voices ring,
We fought and died to keep Old Glory high.
What sacrifices do Our children bring?
I'VE suffered hunger want Our blood ran red d@'ssss
AS yours to-day and life full as sweet
Yet for unborn future faced death
Shall you your problems with like courage meet?
Remember your foreathers! Lift the flag
And let it stainless float before the world
For Gods great hand designed each stripe and star
And His great justice its dear folds unfurled"
ANNA II. WOOD.
Written For the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
POsTPoNE CAME OPrNINc

Because of the extreme high water
the opening of the summer children's
camp on McCormicks island, has been
postponed from Wednesday. July s.
until Wednesday, July IL.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
1. o. NIssLEY. EMAUs TRIrsTtr,

For the second time Isaac O. Mss
ley Middletown, to-day was appointed
q trustee Tor eight years on the man
aging board of the Emaus Orphanare
Middletown =
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-03
TO COORDINATE
ALL MILITARY
ACTIVITIES ON
MEXICAN LINE

War Department Divides L.
8OO-Mile Frontier Includ-
ed in Southern District In
to Three Military Sec
tions; Major General Fun
ston, Brigadier General
Pershing and MajOr-Gen-
eraI Bell in Charge
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-09
AFISO A EUESTROS
LOS EFECTOS DE LA kXCESiVf
HUMEDAD FUERON TERRI
ELES AVER EN- NEW
YORK

NEW YORK, AeosCo n.-Aycr e
manifesto Ell calOr aqui con todos
los eIectos que son consequences
cuando este alcanza uno DC sus mas
altos puntos. Huoo dos peFsoElls
mUertaS y muehas que caiam postre
das en- Ia Via publica, ) que huuo
que atGnder para sah arlas. FL inter
- grad2 &c humeGad dc la atiGosts
trajo Ia exagerada intel LOAD del a.
-Iol- ! las do a. nj. 81 ternroipt.o
marcaua Is grades, PeEo la humeead
regiStraba SO per c%ientp, este eS. ~.
por ciento que Ia mas alt. aitss
obtenidc este snc
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RECUKTE listed y guarCe egla direction,
para que Sc las mucSrrC a sl:s afa;sos que
SurTcn dc ralins, MczuU!nGG, Z.@GtGG Y l-a-
nos de Ia peel. ron .jc. en- tIrIIJrcS p03ia-
les cue me rcmill, les mandO q vUcita de
COrrcO, franco dn porte. una Caiitl &c PO-
maha Gonzalez Ia ncIOr tc! 9ua6D para
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Ia persona que Sc cure Y no ssEc.
ESPIRID.0E GONZALEZ.
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HsCEYOS con roda correction, Cartas ano-
rcsas, &c ped'.lc-t0, rs!.Cltar.pnes, cuiHJtS-
sGoS, diSCu-E9S Y iCta ClaSe De pc",iaS
STOrOSas. d. anlFCrssriO, patTIdt!caS, etc
P-ccins moceradcS. n.-i'anse pO- cOrT"O 3
P. CsldeToa, rs :. san saba 81. san il!o-
ziO, Tex.
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DIIERSOS

SgCRET1S MARAyIIL-OsOS.-Sl usrr, ne
sea haIar relicidad. >uerte. fortuna. amor,
ALGERIA Y sUsleE,. II listed deSca jensr cN'-
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e-lpreSaS. 81 Vuiere hacgrse amar. s Grs5re
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saIfr victp-IpSn rn t0t~S SIS aSInlos = 10
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h-tto. cue le sra cUvlat0 ETaGs q vr.~!ta
DC ccrreo. pIrercIon. Sr. :. Venice. Boa i2i,
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PARA toda cIase de ,rabaios dc Tnpr"lia,
0iriIase a IL PRENSN. Los haCemO> a sa-
;isrscci6n del cl.gn:e : a prec!os sumaiIen-
To -ONorarCr
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jDEYFA lin GANARsf clHcUEHIA
~ (S50.OO) DECLARES
Eytraordinarios cada nes?

PAGAREMoS por unos cuan,os m!rutos
diariOs de Su tempo DEsOCuPaD0.
NcCesilamoS Representatives. en- 81 loca
lidad; no impUrta dondc SC encucrtre.
Una ocuraCi6n agradabie, saludah!3 y lu'
craliya para Seloras y Caballeros. Lo7
que escriban primero tendran preferential.
JUAREZ COMMISSION COMPANY
pEpTO. DE AfENCIas. p. o. Box go.
KANSAS CITY, so.
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TrapUs. HucsoS. Rr11cc. Cohre. HUI, a
COS dc -pggrGa mare. etr. tu!rgFaD - d
los mas altos prectuS a! cGH:ad".
Tif. National Iron y Meta! O. :
Saafa Rosa Nye. Tel. Travis III.
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81 RENTA cuarto aprOpiado para otjcIG4 0
tsIIe-, en- 6t3 p1i0ruSa -. lnfcrInan a. las
pilcinas de Ia PKENSA 0 en- Ia IenC5 dc
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81 EECESITs EXPRESS para que lley1 sus
pctacss 4 "a eS:.ciol o le Gamble sus MltS-
hiss. hsblele a RosaIes Tel. TRAVIS ti20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-09

Sc s~0LICITaS ATen2eA para Ia vent2 De
LA\PSENSG IN laS ARablaoiopes-Ch sSua
CnIitate. Arizona. santa AdQcl,. Cl-ror7
tis. Las bsr5oras que. sc ElteFeSep ne
aen Glrfclrse ScI-IlaaaJ pERci0s y.acGI4i>
csores a l. pRESSA, Depart8nenie Dc
AgsrteS, 67 DU,OroSa ST, san AE,.aIor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-09

u RETItATOS POR CSC
son tumddOS &c To-
tOgrarIc> originates Y
representa- hermOSdS
MuJercS IN pOSlciunCS
narlralcS. Los cnvia.
mos en- SOBrc ccTraiO;
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Dcpar;amcni0 :i5.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23

Esplcndida ha Sido la acog!da que
cpcontr0 entire las damas de San An
tonic Ia idea dc crear un Bazaar de
Caridad para impartir auXiliO d las
ramiIias necesitadas. DichO entusias-
mo Sc puso de manifesto en- Ia junta
dc cuva celebration dlmos aViso an
ticipado en- este pcri0dico Il principles
de la semana en- curse, y a media
uuc pasan los diaS Sc advIertc que ere
&C cl noble afau de las caritativas
damas por Ilcvar Il la pracLica 81
hermosa idea.
FL pr6ximo microbes tendra lu-
gar una nueva junta de las iniciada-
ras del proyecto, y en ella Sc discuti-
ran importantcs asuntos references d
la celebration de "a fiesta que, como
70 Gijimos oportunamente, van a dar
para allegarse fondos. De paso dire
mos que la mcncionada fiesta prone
te ser IN acontecimiento sin prece-
dente en- la vida social de San sknlo-
Mo, pues todos los mejdres elementos
de la ciudad estan Gispuestos a pres,
tar su c~ontingente. Nuestras compa-
triotas-segun nos 10 manifesto la
persona Gus mcs do Il noticia-estan
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oRs,s pE E~DUCACION
krIrmelLca cnmcrrlal.

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y narracInurS mIauII~s- -. -
Clr~O eicHatnral q" SFr-ra'ia t>trI, Ge Mt
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qua clSlrilaga. con - gribad">, a~i
retY4,os. g. ruan9-, : r-5LrJS &c baGtr-
ras. el-. Emrs>ts10 en- '"Il. Ia
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nara los Mics. Lurastadv- -
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mag U'.L. IN Ipiig ielt. l-u1
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.tgs ;Tatat9s de 1r3s9.l4 J OrIograIi4, IA
has de yeED9>. tra>es. etc. 1880. -
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ma EmgasJaLD I'll tHla tuG. l-ly
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ENSENi IA BiBLlA POR Co
CORRESPONDENCE.

\ raIa momcHtO - italian "n eSt''
pals IT, las rstrava-anciaS. rareZGS
maynrrS Y Ia de que vamos a dar
curnia ahOra. no ~ i" la mas inSI.
~ni!irantes rierlamentr. La stony
Crook Assembly" dc Nueva York. In
rnrom"ntadO al Reverend DR.. J"-
,'ph W. Kemp. pastor de la lgleSia
Eauti>!a del CaIvariu. un curse Il"
"A Billia que d"b"rd enSelarse. no 10
viva yoI >in0 por rOrreO. Sierra IN
.urSo postal. MiI,arrS de eSten6gra-
EOS irahaidrHn diariamcntc en- copia"
a. lorriOncS del Reverend pastor.
= ulr0S "mpIcados Sc Ocuparin EN-
uan,!ar las cartaS a ccntenares dc
nIrhInS lie los E>tadOs UniiOS Y arm
]" otraS nariOnrs. Porque la idea :"
lrsnnvOlvcra on crande eScala ytrn-
Iri la organization de una "emprr-
"a" formal. Dice RI Rev. hemp du"
IN Edimbur.o. ESrOsia. su m6tOdu
.li6 cxrcIrnies reSuIfados para Il
,ropa.amIa biblira. V que logr6 lit
..,r :.., MOI. medic de Ia~.tsfafi.ia
.~,o.I,I = fo,ios los naises lnl elOba,
IN nv,anci6n d,is irnpariO iaponIs.
a.HihIi, 1rIr cnscHa 81 scTor Kelup
=. como 81 dice. mo s~ertaria": -
INA RibIia '%urufral". diriamOS. Ell a
,r. nueJnn .nronlrar toda,
-. .~n..,. = rcIirfonns a. sacuramrn-
4. iui.io ,inI nropaaandisia. ,on
ana,nS Jc ian inaudisa elasticidaG.
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e radicaIismo de V. Carranza..,.,

marnos con Ia propaganda p0r c5s
rreo, que va es mucho adelantar. Ell
metodo desde luego, tiene atractivos
para ell publico americana, al que
deslumbran todas las innovacio1es,
Ianto mas cuantO que hay preceden-
les que aseguran ell eXito del siste-
ma. como son los cursos de ingenie-
ria, medicine y derecho, suministra-
dos a los alumnos por medic de car
tas metodo que ha estado muy en-
boga Ell los Estados Unidos desde
hace TEMPO. -
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Esta para terminarse Ell
censo escolar en- el
Estado de Texas
Sc cree ha hskido IN aumento de
msdio million de escolares que
asisten a los planteles

AUSTIN, Texas, Julio 2l.-Cuan-
do Ia complication de los datos eScoIa-
re para cl censo haya sido termi-
NADIA por 81 Departameuto de Educa-
cion del Estado. segurameHte que po-
dra verse IN aumenro de cerca de
100000 escolares en- todo e. Estado
de Texas sobre los que hubo e. ano
anterior.
FL actual nUmero de escolareS en-
el Estado Is de 1.I29,25I, Y sc prcdi-
&C que este ano csc numero Subira d
100000. Sc cspera que para el 10.
dc Agosto esteu retogidoa todos los
datos c inmediaJamcnte seran publ,
cados. II aumento de Ia concurrc"cia
a las ~escueIas indjca desde ahora. IA
necesidad del aumento de locales pro-
pios para escuelas.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
HAY MUCHO ENTUSIASMO PARA LA FIESTA
DEL BAZAAR De CARIDAD".

my ~cmpcnadas ell que c! numero que
.es corresponds no desmereZca del
coniunto, Y al ~efecto, estan arrcglam-
do los dctaIlcS para ~preSeGtar Su Sa-
ION con todoS los atraCtlvOs poSlblaS.
Muchas hermosas scnOrltas de Ia dis
tinguida c]Olonia mcxiCana de San An
tonic. han pedido a Mexico Y estan
arreglando aqui los trajes tlplcoS
uue usaran en- la fiesta, para que re-
suite Compietamente caracteristico
ell aspccto que presentc su pabellon.
Todavia no han decididO las organI-
zadoras eli lugar donde Sc verlflque IL
fiesta, pero es cast SECURE que ter
dra lugar en- Il de los = e--ectes
'boteles De esta ciudad. La las wees
dicha fiesta Sc verifi-acG en- la Sc
gunda o~uincenG - mes de Septiem-
bre.
Una de las d~istinguidas damas nc
xicafas que forInan paIte del nucleo
organizador Sc 'sirvi6 decirHos que p6r
nucstro conducto suplicaba a todos
los miembros de la c~olonia m~exicana,
que prestaran su ayuda para la req
'lizaci6n de l. idea de cue Sc viene ha-
LlnrGn