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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
p. A. GREEN = COMPANY.

FINE Farm Of 100 Acres, KeeateA u
miles from the city (Broad-StrSes
Road. good dwelling of six rooms.
In beautiful oak grove. Plenty Of
outbuildings. Fine apple orchard.
Good spring water near the house
A bargain at $4,000. VIII accept
unencumbered city or suhurban
property In part payment.
so-Aers Farm on Midlethian TuxnplnEa.
comfortable, old-fashioned dwelling,
miles from the city. Reasonable
price and easy terms. VIII trade for
good city property.
p. A. GREEN a COMPANY.
Room IL, Real Estate Exchange
Telephone Madison 1851.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
FOR SALE.

No. 1910 Acres. leo In Curtavnt,on.
very rich. productive land. Yielding
big crops: 80 acres In pasture, 10
In timber: 100000 fest merchantabis
pine Twelve-room dwelling. good
material: two tenant houses. four
tobacco barns. good orchard. apples,
peaches. pears, bearing heavy crops
On the Aismi-washington road, near
q thrifty town. 1900 popuia ton The
land produces 80 bushels OF corn. 10
bushels of wheat. 4 tons OF hay per
acre Belongs to Nonresident. a
great bargain. This 10 . monsy-
maker.
Nc. SEQ Acres fin Jamss River Valley,
800 acres cleared land. 13s In good
pasture, part Of which 10 blue
grass, the rest In cultivation. prcduc-
ing good crops OF grain and tob4c-
co; $50 acres In Woodland: 80 Of
which contain good saw timber: 400
acres out-over land: could be cleared
at small expense: very rich. produc-
tive land. watered by creeks and
branches. seven-room frame dwell.
fng. In good condition: large cattle
barn. two tenant houses. Would
make n splendid stock farm. For
sale cheap.
No. 3-a,4oo Acres. 30 Miles west o.
Richmond. frontirw-a tributary Of
James River for two miles. one
large crack threugh the place: 800
acres of river bottom land. part In
timber and part In grass. $50 acres
of cleared upland. chiefly grazing
land. the remainder In pine and cak
timber. Would cut considerable lnm-
Der. Contains many cross ties ana
= large quantity OF wood The bot
tom land very rich. and productn9
fns grass Several hundred acres
fenced for cattle: Q good cattle barn
and six-room dwelling; near 4 small
town: good schools, churches. storea
and three miles from railroad. a
splendid opportunity for . stookmAA..
We. 4--A 7oo-Aers James Rfvsr Tasm.
~ miles river front. 800 acres river
lowxrounds. the very best: 1ce acres
- OF cleared upland. 400 aarss- wooA--
land. Ten-room, two story frame
dwelling: three tenant houses. largo
barn, corn crib. Toulouse. A bean
tifuI place. nAAr Richmond, In high
state Of cultivation. A beautiful
farm and pretty home. II you want
omething good. see me about this
quick. have soms Of the best river
plantations for sale In the State. Let
me show you before making your So
lection. For prices and terms ~
payment, see or address
w E. HARRYH.
No, $50 Mutual Building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Small house renting for s72 per an
mum. Price, s526 only s1aS cash. Di-
rect from owner. Address D-t1&. care
virginiAn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
FOR NORFOLK. se:1e A. NJ. 1900 A.
NJ, $500 p. NJ, 400 p. ~.
ron LYNCHBURo AND THE WEST,
se;1b A. NJ. 1850 A. NJ, 800 p. NJ.
se:36 r n Local to Crsws. 1856 p. N
Arrive Richmond fsom Norfolk: ell 40
A. NJ, 's:ss p. n, 800 p. NJ, si1:so p:
A. NJ. 1910 p. ~. t14o p. N. ss:l7
r. NJ. 1900 p. N.
sDaiiy. xDaily except Sunday. 3sunday.
w. 3. HEvILL W. G. SAUNDERS,
p. r. n. Roanoke. q. r. A.. Roanoke.
C II. BOsL1GY. D. r, A.. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
Real Estate
LITTLE FARMS

Near city. So. SO and so acres; in the
oil belt; one TO three miles from city
Good Improvement; 100 per cent.
s. 10 IS and z0-nere tracts Green :
dale Station. n. r. and p r, f. Low
prices. Easy terms.
J. THOMPSON BROWN q co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the bond
of matrimony for the plaintiff against
the defendant upon the ground of de-
sertion.
An affidavit having been made
and nled that the defendant. Kathar-
inc Restfne, Is not resident of the
State of Virginia, II is therefore or
dered that she appear here within if-
teen days after due publication of this
order and do whatever Is necessary to
7rotect her interest in this suit.
A copy--Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY. clerk,
Benjamin Lovenstein, p. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

The object Of the above styled suit
is to have the said court TO pass upon
objections raised as to the proceed
ings Of J. r. Bcwles under his appii-
cation to purchase under section ecs,
OF tho code one hundred ana six and
sixty five one hundrsdths t10s.sbb
acres of land in Bermuda District, In
the county OF Chesterfield, IN the state
of Virginia, about seven miles south
east of the courthouse, lying on both
sides Of the 8. A. l. Railroad, dclin-
ouent for taxes in the name Of r. W.
Robertson. and purchased by the Com
monwsalth on December IL. 1885. and
to remove any cloud from the said
title. And IL appearing by AFFIDAVIT
filed, according to law. that r. w.
Robertson and Robinson Pumphrey.
two of the above-named Defendants
II living, are nonresidents Of this
state; and that II the said r. W.
Robertson and Robinson Pumphrey
are dead. that their heirs are unknown,
II il therefore ordered that the said
L. w. Robertson and Robinson Pun
phrey, IL living, do appear within nf-
teen days after due publication OF this
-order,-arad II they be dead, that their
unknown heirs at law do appear with
ing ffteen days after due publication
of this order and do what 10 necessary
protect their interests in this suit
And II IL further ordered that this
order be published onoe . week for
four successive weeks In the Richmond
vfrginian, a newspaper published In
shs city OF Richmond. Virginia.
PHILIP ". COGBIIL. Clerk.
~ q. CollinA .. q.
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FOR SALE.
70 ACRES

OF good land. milo from Laurel 10
acres cleared. balance in woods. with
all necessary uuttomses thereon; water
unsurpassed. To make n quick sale
will sell ST a sacrifice
EDWARD 8. ROSE CO.,
Real Estate and Loans
81 North Eleventh Street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

sEADOARD Am DxNE HALFWAY.
The Progressive halfway ~ the Douth.
South-bcund train scheduled to leave
Norlina: l:1o r. ~, slespsrs aud
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Jack.
sonvills: e;36 r. r.. coaches ana Sleep
ers to Jacksonville; 1850 p. NJ. Florida
Limited: 13:S5 A. n. sle.psra A.
lanta, Birmingham. Jacksonville. Tam
p, ana coaches Jacksonville.
\ North-bound trains scheduled 10 ar
rive In Richmond daily 3:2O Al. NJ. 7:2S
A. A.. $50 A. n Local. $40 A. NJ. S:37
r. ~
Icfsctivs q once ss III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
VIRGINIA.: IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1915. N
Louis Restfns ................P Plaintiff.
VS.
Katharine Restine ........ Defendant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
James River

$50 acres, short distance below Rich
uond 400 acres ln highest state OF
cultivation. $50 aares heavy timber. Co
lonia1 residence in magnificent grove.
20 outbuldines VIII include personal
property to value of $4,000. All for
$4,000.
GARRETT q co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
Joseph p. sadier. trustee. Plaintiff

Joseph p. sadier. trustee. Plaintiff,
We.
r. W. Robertson, IL living, II not
living. then to the unknown
heirs of the said y. w. Rob-
ertson; Robinson Humphrey,
IL living. Il not living, then to
the unknown heirs OF the said
Robinson Poumphrey: Philip.
v. Cogbill. clerk: J. r. Bowies
and NJ. w. Bowles, his wife;
F. Fl. Holiday and Fannie q.
Holiday, his wife: Young
Mems Business Association.
Tno., "a corporation duly char
tered under the laws of the
State of Virginia.. Defendants
IN CHANCERy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT;
OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, IN
VACATION sTH DAY OF FEBRU-;
AIRY, 1915:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

0OUTMEnN RAILWAY.
Premier CaEv1eR % the soutA,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION.
N. B.--Foilowing schedule ngures
published ~ information ana not
guaranteed.
$50 A. M.-Daily local for Danviils.
1880 A. M.-Daily--Lmited- All
points South. Pullman buffet parlor
90.
500 r. M.--Exoept sunday-rsoesl
for Chase City. Durham and intsrme-
date stations.
eco r. N.-DaiIy-For Danvills. At
lanta and Birmingham, with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
Has r. M.--Daily--Lmitsd al
points South. Pullman ready SOC r.
H.. York RIVER LIME.
4:16 P. M.-Daily--Locaf to Wsst
Point.
$40 p. M.-Stsamer train. daily sx-
cspt Sunday. for West Point and Bal
timors. No stop.
7:sS~ A. N.--baiiy--Isocal to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7:0S A. r.. SOC A.
NJ: $50 p. N. and $50 p. n. daily;
$40 A. NJ, except Sunday.
From Wese-Puint: $40 A. n, e:1E r.
M. daily. ana s:lS A. N.--Steamer
train from baltimore. daily sxcsps
MAoRuDrR DnsT. D. P. A
ses~ mast Main street. Phone Mad I'm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

ne wise Like the other Fellow. Save
money suits sponged and pressed,
asc. HOwARD's, si4 w. Broad
Randolph 1905.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

Ciab Rates. Five Suits spoassA and
pressed, 400. Called for and de-
livered any place In city. HOW
ARDS FRENCH DRY CLEANING
co. Randolph zsos.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

s2.50o-12S ACRES At RAILROAD
STATION. MILES FROM THU
CITY: ALL IN CoRDwOoD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
FOR RENT.

suits sponged snd Pressed. 26cs
cleaned, 75c. HOwARD's FRENCH
DRY CLEANING 90. si4 W. Broad.
Randolph 3so5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

Ftegs Fixes Fine Furniture. Antiques
. speciality. Phone Ran. 3547-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

CHESAPEAKE B OHIO RY.
Gin. Lvtiis q West $500 p. sii:oo p
Main Line Local % q. n D. xE:iE D
James River Line 1000 q xB:1s D
n News, NIX. Old PIT ~ a s11 m, = .,
Newport News Local s7:1g q. $500 >.
Trains arrive from MIX. s11:S0 q.
s1.4s p, $3.50 p, N. News, st:EE d, u
.. From West $40 a.. ss:to - xs:ss
a.. x1he p. 7:oo p- daily from Char
lottesvilis except Sunday from Thur
mond.- Jas. Riv. 1856 q. sf.ft ..
sDaily. xUxcaDt sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I Wage You q Dollar You Won't Lose
your keys; for particulars. call Mad.
240S or see us. RICHMOND KEY
WORKS, 410-A East Marshall Street.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
les cItRTO QUE BESAS / Nj
HUjtR?-- ST, DO, 7
RECIBID CIRCO TIROS
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relcGratpa Especial para Ia Pbhf-NS1-
NuEYA YORK, Octrhre 20.--Por
haherse iactado de haber hesado a Ia
esposa de otros homhrer perdi6 "a Vi
da. uno de estes dias, Vicente Go
!lascio. Haee como an aho que Ge-
llascio, que solo contaba % amos de
edad, fue aovio de Margarita More
no de IS amos, pero Por e~ircunsta1-
cias Ii Sc igncran esta acab5 poE
acssarse Q Rocco Caiiamarco DE -
mos. ouien con su muiercita habita-
ba en- Ell No. ~ de Ia Gale jersey.
en- Paterson.
Gallascio y Callamarco sc encTon
raron frentc q la casa de! nitimo.
' este pregunt5 al prtmero 5! ara eie.'
TO 10 que habia liegado 4 81 conoci-
miento, de que algunG reg hsh'a
concurrido q uu teatro accompanied
dc su joveM esposa.
Isl. es muv cierto-dijo Gallasc!o
-porQue ann contlAuamos amanda
nos. y. menudo ia llevo 81 teatso
Y ella ne permite que Ia bese."
"Esp6rame IN momento. Foy \
yer 81 es cicrto 10 que dicea'-di.io
Cal!ammcc. Iunzandose escaleras arr
- " habIar con su muiercita. Esta
!e dijo que crp cleric 10 que asegu-
vaba 81 cx-novio, Y q marido, furio
so BAG corricndo II ~escalera y dlspa-
70 IN ~revGiver cinco veceS SucesiEaS
solYc Ell ndiscreto Gallascio, QUEEN
fs!iecij ana bora despucs. a conSe-
cuencia de las hcridas que recibi@.
II heridor, ccnsumada 81 ren@an-
-, echo j "orTer Y Ia po'icia no pudo
encontrarlo por mas que en- clio -
empen6.
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COy}ot2A SECURE FL
TsUJEFD De H2. HUGHES
1e.euramn EsleejaI para Ia pnENsA.

Ici"grama Especial para IL FaEHSA-
NUEVA YORK, OctubTe 20.-Un
exanen sobre ell ndmaro de e.ecto-
res de lreinta y siete Estados da a
hughes IN total de trescientos yo-
los en- yeinticuatro de eSos EstadoS.
0cho /. elIOs estan clasificadoS CO.
mo "probables" en- favor del eandi-
dato republican, y cinee como "po-
<ibles."
En- vista lie que el ndmeco de 70
los n~ecesarios para gamer Ia e!ec-
ION es d. 266. Sc considera como
cosa segura. ell tciunf0 de Mr. Hu-
ghes. e. c&lcuIo anterior Ia sido he
che poT Carlos Farman que fu6
1uien regente6 con tan buen Gxito
Ia can1Daha en- favor de Hughes pa
~ GGbcrnador del EStadO de Nueya
York Y que ahora estd Tegenteando
Ia gira poiitica del mencionado cam
didato republican,.
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Ia HUELGA EN- PANAMA

PANAMA. Octubre 20.-De To-
veinte mil chrcros ncgros del cans"
lie Panama, diez nil Sc han dec!aradc
en- huelra. Sc estima oUc Gu!ncnto.
IL clos *olgmcntc son h~ueIguisCa.
convencidos J ruc les oJros los har
seEmdo 4 fuerza de intinidaciones
Dee de los que figusan como ie
fe; han sido arrc5tados. bajo Ia III
culpahilidad de haher yioiadc "a hy
r2la.ira = intiniidacioneS
10. a:-cstos fucron nechos dasru@.
,}e cue el tenieri" c~orone' Harding
que raempiazH provis:cna!ment" ?
gyAernador &c Ii IONA del canal, %
20 onvencer nj presidcnte Valid
DE Que era ~necesaria Il acci5n cn3l
gica.
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S. |NIcIARA I'm H0VINI[NIo
En- FAVOR DE- Ii PAL
3FsPufS Df LAS tiE5i5afSSE PEliSA Il
PEIANsTs GLE kICfs ESE NOW
HEaT9 Los {. UsIB0S

IeIeHrahla ESpcr!af para J , fi!l-NsN. -,
NUEVA YORK, OctuDFe 20.-Ei
Comite americana NEUTRAL, del cua!
Is presidenle Hamilton Holt de esta
ciudad. anunci6 nov que despues DC
que Sc celebren las pr6ximas e!ec-
cion.s presi3enciale=, Sc enTiara ii
presidente wilson IN memorial pi-
ditndola que tOmen los Estades Uni
dos Ia iniciativa para atTaer q todas
'as n2ci0ne= a una conferencia ncu-
:rni en- Ia one Sc trate s0bHa Ia ter
mir&riin d. Ia guerra ruropea.
IA idea - que todas las n%aciones
Qur ?"rrmanecen Dautraies en- Ell ac-
:uaI conflic5G Sc reun&n para dis
rufir Ia mcior tOrma de i~ntereSar
4 los beiigaranteS a S~uSpender las
hos iiidades y tratar sobra Ia paz en-
condolences hOnTosas para todo3 los
paises.
Cuatro g6bernadores de Ios Esta-
dos unidos son miembros del comiti
neutral americana que Sc encargaFd
d. enviar al presidente Wilson q!
memorial.
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;. p;sCUSTC r. CONSUL ca
REANCISTA... .....- 90.
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G~, Garcia Gus IA banda meNlca-
NJ. tos eayjaIa por C"rranza a eX-
s.,.s L., "sob.oyao &c facro' ) que
mn Inv raz5n, ror 10 ,anto, para que
Ia ~rz,3!oten. co5ran3o por tejar olr-a.
Al prineiuio Sc admitia q las Pe'So-
mas uus ~comvra5an 5oleteS para en-
trar d "A Exposition, en- e sa!on doH-
De toca Ia banau, pero 2oz~terlorni@n-
e Sc anurci6 que deo:a3 pagan 10
cen,avcs por el acceso al salon men
eiorado.
Garcia fu9 uno de los Que tuvie-oa
aue pagan por or Ia banda. : ssa
eireun,saacia 10 puso tuara de q
z! ex-SecrsIario Bacon ProH"ne-o m
discourse. .
e e-x-sec-eva-io lie Re.aciones lrl
rob;erro americana. se5o~ Robert
Bacon. pronunci6 IN disc9rso ~ IA
iurra po!i-ica que Sc verified ante
aver or 81 sa.6n de IA s. ce-,e de-.
Distri.3 De esta IocaLida8. Bacon e%-
prrs6 gran c~orfianza en- ei srivufo del
candidate Hughes. ' manifesto cue
nor ria-un cou-epco de5c2:a Pe~Sal-
ri~se cue los Gc-9craJas re=olrjeran
los graves : complexities proDlemas
ole -cntran que surgir tospUls de q
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A>irakdr. I Ininu i"ld. r"n liu!iAa>. o.
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, para I.c>taS S]oclalts. pairidliCaS ; fam
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la NirdiriHa Tl>cHa. TraianicIi'os ScnciIlC
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! toTl.s Y uOvelas morales !:
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DOCTOR MENICiNa EXiNiNAp0
En- CALIFORNIA.

= Or. Fernando ZarraEa ;" ma
scrvido participaFnoS que habl@nho
si!o cxaminado, aprobado Y debida-
ment. autorizado para e~iercer 81
profession eu 81 E>Lado de Calit"r-
MIA y 81 ia ciudad de los Angeles,
I'm establcriio ST. ConsuIiOri0 en- 81
ntIm ~ ii3y medic South Broadway.
Gracias por Ii atenci6n.
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LES ErECrCS ELCNJMi
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OH te.c.haIa9 nor nu"str' g9oicr-
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n0s Gva n !~mpa!saDaa q proSes-
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CHASCARRILL0S.
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En- IN teatrO.
No hay nj VENT: ~peTsonHS. IL
mrinr esria su>pender Ia function Y
dey0lver 81 dinero.
Impossible, Todos tienen pas"
gratuito."
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Cuando nc"esite iibros en- espahoI
i;rfiase usatd Il ignacio Z. Lozano.-
ea7 polcrosa 5t.-S. Antonio, Texas.
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S0lE!ts DINERS -

th.I.r.in : II,l.s rs
aStirla o H. raaTros contTabandista.. 70.
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Gfi.A>CARNlLLO>.

I'm Ia cafe.
:. ina fprnado I'M =rupo al rode
don de- una nina de tres amos Iu' :"
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MiNuALEs PRACTICES.
HCs manua'rS anc'ad"S a continuation Va
Icn Si.M sn peso cadl un6.b

la1uai de ar-.ieS : jlhau"-.
EaMi.al ,y aEricultura : SanaGerld-
Manual! - aries : HficIOS.
Manual i!- albTliisTia.
uruual d. "arninteriG de taller.
Manual lie cerrajeria ' ohrdS de hero,
Manual dai rOictCro ; polyorl=ta-
rI3nua! Gel @UlFtidUr de pielrS.
NauEai del cOnritero- Pasielero.
Manual bel Observation-Disclosures.
Manual Il" cizrfFiciGad.
Mental de !utD-raiIh
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information b'eve de 10
eiaasd de MexiGs
Correspondents E,7cctat para La PRENs'

correspondence Especial para LIZ rHe>sA'
CIUD.AD DE MEXICO, Octubre
l5.-Candido Aguilar, manifesto que.
debido a sus mlltiples ocupaciones Sc
veia imposibilitado de ma-char a
puerto de yeracruz. para donde he 81
do llamado por el club pol!tlco que
sostiene su candidatura de diputado
al pr6ximo Congreso Constituyente.
Fus nomhrado Mnistro &c Cuba.
En- Ia secretaria &c Rselaciones ca
rrancista Sc recibieron dyer infolmea
cselegr4ficos de que e. excelent!simo
senior don Ramon Pic Ajrria, nom
brado recientemente por el senior pre-
sidente de Cuba. Enfiado EXtraordI-
mario Y Ministro P!enipotenciario Ger
CO del gobierno de facto, debcra s"lir
en- breve de la Perla Antillana rur5o
l. esta Capital.
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Fus nombrado Miuistro &c Cuba.
Kcrmeesc en- Coyoacan.

En- el Parque Iiidaigo de Ia NUM-
ciplidad d Coyoacan. Sc cfectuara es-
IL tarGc una kermesse, orgaElzada
POI e Honorable A.yuntamientc dc Il
poblaci6n. Los puestos scran aten-
didos por distinguidas senoritas Dc Ia
localidaL. ' para mayor lucimiento
dos bandas militarcs alternaran en-
sus a~vd;ciones ~ el kiosko central del
P2rQuc.
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EyxsNEENGIGEESEsgTM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,innl.al del hcj7ilierp
.furf,al - idrIinertG = h~1rticuityIa.
'iGnU7l del larurcU de mi."S.
Manual dc lcchcTi:.
Manual de m"CaniCa Industrial.
Manual del ptn'o".
Manual del Trlnjg!n.
Narual Dol sIs;r..
Manual d"i .cir cTGfi>;a
Manual IL veterinaria : e~Iu!tac!tn.
sianual de ZGpEtGTc.