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SPECIALFAVOR
TO GERMANS IN
MEXICO DENIED
Government Not Planning
to Encourage Exclusive
Immigration.
FEW ARRIVALS TO DATE
Vast Colonization Schemes I'm
possible Under Existing Laws,
Minister Asserts.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 14.-Denying thar
the Mexican Government is planning 70
encourage tho immigration OF Germans
exolusively to this country the Minister
Of Agriculture has issued the following
statement;
aAa has already been announced
thera have been but very few Germans
who have arrived in this country Tor tne
purpose of oolonizing on lanos winch
the Mexican Government has appor-
tier ed. a..
the effect that the Mexican Government
IL frankly resolved to encourage exciu-
siyelv German immigration to this coun-
try is lacking in authenticity, as well as
other reports that colonies have already
been given to 5000 Germans IN unis
.srhe Government, although 1t mas
reached a decision to later encourage
EFFECTIVELY immigration from Foreign
countries. believing that such movement
VAN be of benefit to this country snaii
not apportion territory at the present
time because there is not at present
law regulating the colonization OF SUCH
lands.
'.This does not mean that the autnori-
ties are opposed TO the entrance Oh III
eign capital. 1t means that neither ,ns
Germans nor Americans nor any otner
iSore,en country will receive any assist
ance while there is no law existing TO
ree,late these matters. The few immi-
grants who find themselves In Mexico
eball receive relative assistance from the
Government. Proposals VIII be maze
( 20 farm owners suggesting that tney
sell part Of their holdings to those peo-
pie. A.. Tho
Government is disposed to receive Openly
the inhabitants of all countries OF tne
world who desire to come to WORK mere
and who will respect the laws OF the
Mexican Republic"
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COSTA RIGA AIDS FARMERS.
VIII Issue Bonds to Promote
Scientific Agriculture.

SAN JOSE Dr COSTA RIGA, Sept. IA
The announcement by the Government
Of it's intention to issue bonds for 49,
OO0.0Oo colonies (sS.o0O. oo0) for the de-
velopment of scientific agriculture has
been received with considerable favor
by the agricultural interests Of this re-
gton.
1t is planned by the Government that
these funds shall be loaned to the farm
ers at low rate Of interest and II Is
expected that in this way the cultiva-
ton Of lands now desolate will be slim
ulated.
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PERU LOOKS TO ARGENTINA.
Development OF Commerce Urged
by Minister Solar.

The development of commerce between
Peru and Argentina Is aimed at by Dr.
Amador del Solar. Minister of Peru In
Argentina. DR.. Solar has made reports
involving q number of recommendations
that will facilitate trade between the two
countries. DR.. Solar asks that the duty
on Peruvian goods into Argentina be re-
duced and that the weight of parcel post
packages be increased.
DR.. Solar Is Of the opinion that a
maritime commerce can be established
between Callao and Argentine ports and
that an Interchange of products which
are necessary to each country can be
effected. He also requests that a treaty
be signed for the purpose of protecting
lislaIy works
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Latin Section Steadily
Gaining Approval
HARVEY A BAsHAN. ATTORNEY
AIT LAW

HARVEY A BASHAM. ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
TITO THE EDITOR LATIN AMERICAN
DEPARTMENT THE SuN-Sir:
i 1 shall be very pleased to
serve you In any manner that you
may suggest. ] am an old subscriber
to THE SUN and read with much in
terest the space which you have al
lotted to Latin American Affairs
congratulate you on this undertaking
and believe that you will accomplish
splendid results.
This field Is becoming more and
more inviting for just such work. 1t
seems to me that you could not have
chosen a more opportune time for
making an intelligent effort for
strengthening the commercial rel
tons between the two countries. Ger
tainly you should have the hearty
cooperation of all Americans In this
country. H. A. BAsHAM.
Mexico. d. f.. Aug. %, 1919.
AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE.
To THE EDITOR LATIN AMERICAN
DEPARTMENT, THE SUN-Sir. The in
formation given In your publication
has been read with pleasure and
found to be most interesting. Some
has been placed In the commercial
future reference.
w. A. BIcKUs,
American Consul.
Puerto Plata, Dominican Ro-
public. Aug. s, 1919.
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CUBA WARNED ON FOOD.
Chambers of Commerce Tell of
General Scarcity.

HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. 1.-THE presi-
dents of the various chambers of COM
mercs OF foreign countries in this city
have sent a communication TO the presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce Of
Cuba In which 1t is declared that the
scarcity of food resulting from the
world war. the continued labor con-
trovereies and the reduction in the
working hours Of laboring men has
created q delicate situation In every
country in the world. Attention is also
called TO the fact that the nations hav-
ing the financial means are gathering
all the food possible for the coming
winter, and as q result It Is believed
that the scarcity Of food will be pro-
nounced-
II Is pointed out that some nations
have reduced duties on the import Of
foods 20 that they may come into the
country, and II also urges that the
Chamber Of Commerce OF Cuba should
take note Of all this so that 1t may
forestan all possible emergencies and
protect the commerce of the country
In case restrictive legislation Is adopted.
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To Bar Foreign Agitators.

MoNTEvDpo, Sept. 14.-Representa-
tives OF Brazil. Argentina and Uruguay
are in session here for the purpose of
considering a uniform immigration law
that will be aimed to restrict and con-
troll immigration from foreign countries,
These countries now have different codes
which do not place sufficient restrictions
on those who desire to come here to
make their homes. The primary inten-
ton of the law is to eliminate undesir-
ables who are believed to be behind the
many labor disturbances In these coun-
tries.
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CUBAN SHAKEUP EXPECTED.
Important Cabinet Changes Said to
he Under Confederation.

HAVANA, Sept. IA complete Cabi-
net shakeup is expected here momenta-
rily, according to reports in political cir
cles. It is rumored that President
Menocal is planning to make several
changes.
1t is believed that DR.. Juan Montalvo,
brother of Rafael Montalvo, will be
shifted from the Department of Admin
istration to the Department of Justice.
DaIiel Compile, president of the provin-
cial Assembly of Pinar del Rio, is men
toned as his successor. It is not be-
lieved that the Ministers of Agriculture,
War or Navy, who are now on their
va cation, will return to resume their
duties.
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New Steamship Line Planned.
speoLaI Oorresp ondence 70 TnH Sun.

MANAoUA, Nicaragua. Sept l3.-Bus-
ness circles OF the capital are much
interested In the visit to this city of
Capt. James p. Williams. president OF
the Houston Inter-American Syndicate
Of Houston. Texas. who has come T.
Nicaragua with the object or establishing
commercial relations between the Lone
Star State and the Central American Re,
publics. The corporation has been or
ganized for the main purpose Of running
o. direct line OF steamships between
Houston and the Atlantic and Pacific
ports Of Nicaragua. Costa Rica. and
Honduras
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Cuba TO Make Medicines.

HAVANA, Sept. 14.-Cuba- like many
other Latin American countries has 5uf-
fered from the high cost OF drugs as well
as their scarcity. In an effort to remedy
the situation there has been formed a
company known as the National Medi-
cine Products Company, composed of
Cuban capital, whose object is to study
the products of the island and other
Latin American countries in order to
manufacture medicines for home con-
sumption.
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CELEBRATE TO-DAY.
Colony Here VIII Hold Ball and
Banquet.

/ The 1esth anniversary Of the indie
pendencs of Mexico will be celebrated
tonight at the Hotel Pennsylvania by
q banquet. cabaret and ball to be held
under the auspices of the Mexican
Union and American Friendship Club,
which was recently organized by broad
minded members of the local Mexican
colony In conjunction with prominent
local business men interested in Mexican
commerce and affairs.
II the present AFFAIR meets with the
same general success and spontaneous
enthusiasm as did the first gathering
held several weeks ago the future sue
cess OF the club will be permanently
assured. The programme will include
Miss Carmen Cornejo, the noted Next
can soprano; Miss Emily Goodwin in
Russian dances, Miss Shirley In Greek
dances and many other attractive num-
bera
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GOMEZ GOING TO CUBA.
Liberal Leader to Make Canvass
for Presidency.

Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. candidate OF
the Liberal party for President OF Cuba
at the next general elections. will return
to that country within few weeks to
discuss the situation with political lead
ers. The Liberal party will meet In con-
vention In Havana in November and 1t
is believed that it will make formal nom
nation of Gen. Gomez for President and
adopt a platform along liberal lines
Gen. Gomez has been in this country
ever since the eventful days of the
Cuban revolution. 1t will be remem-
bered that he was the candidate against
President Menocal, but was defeated. A
short revolution followed and Gen.
uomez was thrown into prison on the
island. Upon his release he came to the
United States, where he has been ever
since.
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ARGENTINA GIVES EXHIBITS.
Pan-American Union shows Prod
nets of Country.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The Argeh-
fine Embassy has recently given the
Pan4American Union splendid collec-
ton of Argentine products to be placed
in the building for exhibit purposes.
The collection consists OF cereals
woods, wool, -four. fruits and hundreds
of other products that are grown IN Ar
~entina. An Immense collection OF pho
tographs Of cities, public buildings, scenic
views and agricultural scenes Is included
IN the exhibit. .l..t.s
The Pan-American Union urges tnat
other nations follow the Argentine GOV
ernment in it's enterprise in exhibiting
it's products in the building.
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PERUVIAN BANDIT TAKEN.
GEL Brujo" In Prison After Long
Reign of Terror.

LIMA, Peru Sept. 1S.-Perus noted
bandit. Jenaro Cornejo. better known
as eel Brujo." whose stamping ground
has been in the neighborhood Of Luri-
gancho. has at last been captured and
placed in prison after a long reign OF
terror over the region.
Despite the efforts OF the police he
was always able to escape into the
Businesses after committing some deed
right under the noses of the authori-
ties. eel Brujo" has severely wounded
many of his pursuers. But he came
out once too often and in one OF his
recent incursions he was surrounded and
captured.
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Planes Reach Buenos Ayre..

BuENos AYREs, Sept 13.-Lawrence
Leon. an American aviator. has arrived
In this city with four Curtiss airplanes
which he intends to place into service In
United States in thi8 Country thus Tar.
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Gobs Ala Cuban Firemen.

SANTIAGO, Sept 14.-sailors from
American war vessels In the harbor here
sscently went ashore TO give aid TO the
1emen Of this city In lighting the flames
that threatened a large section of this
place. Although the fire damaged sew
eral business houses It was arrested by
the American sailoraL
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BRAZIL DELEGATES PLEASED.
Declare Peace Conference Cav
Them All They Sought.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Sept. 1.-THE Peace
Conference was a very secret affair. de-
clare two Brazilian delegates who have
returned to this city after a long sojourn
in the French capital The members are
Pablo Bittencourt Paulo Pessoa and
Otto Prazeres.
Brazil obtained everything that she
asked for. the delegates declare.
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Germans sent this, they declare IN a..
that the Germans may understand ~
exact nature Of the proposed cbanv..
that they may not block the n,aS %
connection with the emigration 80 10
lions of Germans to this country Nn'''
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Havana Rice Hoarder. Seized.

HAVANA, Sept 14.-rweive thousand
sacks OF rice have been seized by agents
OF the Department OF Agriculture and
the hoarder arrested. The authorities o.
this city are prosecuting all cases in
voived in the boarding OF the nscessi-
ties OF life.
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Plan for Financial Congress.

With the announcement of the re-
union of the Financial Congress on jan
uary IL the various Latin American ma
lions are already beginning to name
their delegates The sessions will take
place in the halls Of the Pan-American
Building.
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rera Frslibii. OoEss EADosi..

LIMA, Sept 1S.-rhe Government Of
Peru has issued a decree prohibiting the
expectation OF coffee. This drastic meas
ure has been taken 30 that the supply
within the country may not be curtailed
Coffee for which a permit has been OBJ
tanned for export will be compelled to
pay heavy export duty.
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BuENos AYREs, Sept 13.-The German
Chamber Of Commerce has communicate
ed the summary of the proposed changes
In the laws governing immigration in
Argentina to the Ebert Government The
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last Saturday accompanied by her
daughters Anna and Henriette They
will live in Paris for some time.
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Mrs. de GIL Palacio, widow. and her
daughters, Rosa Blanca and Luisa Elena,
Venezuelan ladies' residing in New York.
are mourning the death OF J. Tirado,
brother Of Mrs de Gil Palacio.
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Luis r. Ferrer, very well known
among the. Latin Americans, has sailed
for Argentina on important business.
He is expected to return soon.
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Miss Rosa Maria Faris, who held for
two years an important office in the
War Department, has recently returned
to Porto Rico.
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Summoned by the Government In
Washington DR.. Ricardo Mestre Ca
parro has reached New York. coming
from Porto Rico DR.. Mestre will as
sumo duties In the surgical section OF
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After several months stay In New
York Ricardo Dantan, an engineer. will
leave soon for Mexico.
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fernando Salcedo has arrived in New
York, after having finished his studies
on agriculture In Cornell University.
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Tomas Guardia, from Costa Rica, is in
New York. He will sail for Europe
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Mrs zoila de Castro, wife OF the ex-
President of Venezuela, Gen. Cipriano de
Castro. has arrived In New York, COM
ing from San Juan, Porto Rico. Mrs
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After having enrolled his son in one
of the colleges of New York Ricardo
A Echevarria, a prominent business
man OF Barranquilla, has returned to
that city.
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DR.. Tomas Breton. Ambassador Of
Argentina in Washington. is in this
city.
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Miss Lola Pacheco of Costa Rica
has sailed for her native country. after
having finished her studies in a college
at Hackesttown, N. Y.
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To Join his wife in Curacao the Ven
ezuelan General Rafael Maria Carabano
mas left New York for that place, via
Porto Rico.
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From Costa Rico have arrived
Messrs Ramon Rivera, a merchant;
Momas Guardia, an agricultor; Ramon
Ortiz, a merchant; Fernando Jimenez,
Enrique Herrera. Dr. Federico Alvarao,
Director of the ALIENS House of San
Jose. and Ricardo Montealegre. an
agricultor.
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|
agricultor.
Eduardo Lacayo, a farmer. has come
to this city from Nicaragua with the
purpose of buying sugar machinery.
| Among persons recently arrived from
Porto Rico were the following: Miss
Isabel Costa Mandry, daughter Of
Ramon Costa of the Plata Sugar Com
pany, who will resume her university
studies in the United States; Miss
Providencia Morales. secretary to the
PRESIDENCY of the Porto Rican Senate,
who Is on her two months leisure and
vacation trip; Mrs. Eugenia Lopez de le
Hardy with her sons, to join her hus-
band Miss Amelia Agostini, who will
take up studies in a college near New
York for obtaining the degree of bache-
| Tor of art; Ramon Gerena, a student at
a business college in Poughkeepsie.
Mrs. Magdalena Etchebaster. from
Caracas, has arrived in this city with
the purpose of bringing her daughters
| to school.
Messrs Miguel and Policarpo Espejo
have come to New York from Venezuela.
They will reside at the Hotel Endicott
| Eduardo Ferdnandez Fec. a young
Venezuelan poet and writer, arrived in
New York from his country.
Accompanied by his daughter, Miss
| Ana Maria, J. NJ. Cara, member of the
Chamber of Representatives, has arrived
in New York. from Havana
Gen. Jose A Cardenas, a brother-in-
| los af tha nf had
arrived in this city from that country.
He Is at the Hotel Sevilla- From the
same republic has arrived ]. Quiroz,
who Is at the Hotel Sevilla.
| Rafael Arzeno, a merchant: Mrs. Tulsa
Lopez Hermida and Fernando Lara
with his daughters, have come to New
York from the Dominican Republic.
| Among the passengers for Brazil on
the Vestris was Prof ]. Chester
Bradley of the Department Of Entomo-
logy Of Cornell University. He plans to
make an chronological survey of South
| America His route takes him down the
Brazilian coast, thence inland to Para
quay and Uruguay. crossing the Argen-
tine later into Chile Thence he goes
to Peru and Bolivia, crossing the Andes
and coming out through the Amazon
| " AQuiIoSs oAi eho '<Hhio@Nh
and down the river to Para, thence
home. He will be gone fourteen months.
Recent arrivals from Havana at the
Hotel Aston include: Dr. and Mrs. j.
A. Martinez, Miss C. Martinez, Miss NJ.
| ]. Martinez, NJ. Betancourt and sons. Mr.
and Mrs R. Jeuander, Virglo Rodriguez,
Joaquin Muntal, Miss Nomi Muntal Mr..
and Mrs ]. de Gomez, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Segundo Casteleiro. Ricardo Amezaga,
DIR. and Mrs. F. M Fernandez. Mr.. and
Mrs. H P. Fritot, Mr.. and Mrs. Migrel
Gutierrez, Raul Gutierrez, D. Arguelles
H B. de Arguelles. Juan >Arguelles
Herminia de Arguelles. NJ. c. Alcantara,
Rafael Garcia Sapote. Jose Ferre.
Gandioso Garcia Mr.. and Mrs Jose
Ferrer, Jose Ferrer, Jr., Miss Teresa
Ferrer, Miss Maria Ferrer. Miss Andea
Ferer Miss Marta Ferrer.
Enrique Rotigliano, we'll known
Peruvian merchant, Is in New York with
| his wife.
Sra Maria Ossa de Amador, widow
Of the late President of Panama, Is back
in New York. together with her niece
! Senorita Vita Eheman.
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the Department of Health of the city
Of Boston.
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Eduardo Lacayo, a farmer. has come
to this city from Nicaragua with the
purpose of buying sugar machinery.
The sun., 1919-09-15

Miss Maria Providencia Ramirez, a
graduate of SimonSs College of Boston
with diploma Of bachelor of science,
has left for Porto Rico.
The sun., 1919-09-15

Mrs. Isabel Tinoco Granados, sister
Of the late President OF Costa Rica'
Don W'ederico Tinoco. sailed for Europe
The sun., 1919-09-15

Vicente Amengual. general manager
Of the United States Rubber Company,
Ltd, In Venezuela, Is now In the city.
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the Department of Health of the city
Of Boston.
Mrs Zoila de Castro, wife of the ex-
President of Venezuela, Gen. Cipriano de
Castro, has arrived In New York, COM
ing from San Juan, Porto Rico. Mrs.
de Castro is at the Hotel Theresa
Mrs de Gil Palacio, widow, and her
daughters, Rosa Blanca and Luisa Elena,
Venezuelan ladies' residing in New York.
are mourning the death OF J. Tirado,
brother Of Mrs de Gil Palacio.
Miss Rosa Maria Faria, who held for
two years an important office in the
War Department. has recently returned
to Porto Rico.
After having enrolled his son in one
of the colleges of New York Ricardo
A Echevarria, a prominent business
man OF Barranquilla, has returned to
that city.
Miss Maria Providencia Ramirez, q
graduate of Simonss College Of Boston
with diploma Of bachelor of science,
has left for Porto Rico.
Rafael Nieto, ex-Sub-Secretary of the
Treasury and Public Credit of Mexico. Is
expected in New York on his way TO
Europe on a confidential mission OF his
Government.
Fernando Calico, GeEeral of
Post and Telegraphs OF Santo Domingo,
will be shortly in New York, where he
intends to publish a complete history on
Porto Rico music.
The Mexican musician Miguel Lerdo
de Tejada will soon arrive In New York
with the object of rendering here the
ancient and modern music Of his coun-
try. His artistic tour will be extended
from here to the Latin American repub-
les. Lerdo de Tejado has already sue
cessfully performed at Carnegie Hall
Accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter Elbano Spinett, a Venezuelan, has
returned to New York after having spent
the summer in BelmaS. N. j.
Chosen by the Government OF FL Sal
vador the Dra Juan c. SegoVia ana
Ricardo Rivas Vides will enroll for a
two years course in bacteriology and
parasitism at the expense OF the Rookie
Teller institution. They are expected TO
arrive soon
Among the passengers recently ar
rived from Venezuela were GustaVo
Terrero Hellmund, Vicente Amengual
and Feline Scandelli, q merchant of Gin
dad Bolivar.
Samuel Melendez. merchant OF Ma
racaibo, Venezuela, has returned to his
country.
Emilio Tore Diaz. a coffee importer
and exporter of the firm OF Tore
& Degre, will sail very soon for Cuba
and Central America on business.
Mrs. Isabel Tinoco Granados, sister
Of the late President Of Costa Rica,
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The wife of DR.. Anibal Zelaya, well
known among the Latin Americans in
this city. arrived in this port after a
long sojourn in Cuba, her native country.
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Camilo Michelena and Juan d. Perez
have arrived In this city aboard the
steamship Caracas from Venezuela
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Emilio Tore Diaz. a coffee importer
and exporter of the firm of Tore
& Degre, will sail very soon for Cuba
and Central America on business.
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Diego Brena has arrived in this city.
senior Brena comes from Venezuela and
will spend the winter in this country.
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Rafael Nieto, ex-Sub-Seretary of the
Treasury and Public Credit of Mexico. Is
expected in New York on his way TO
Europe on a confidential mission OF his
Government.
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Gen. Ignacio Andrade. ex-President of
Venezuela and present Premier Of that
republic, will leave for his country next
week accompanied by his wife, daughter
and sons
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R Garcia. a merchant Of Panama
arrived last week.
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Fernando Calico, general of
Post and Telegraphs Of Santo Domingo,
will be shortly in New York, where he
intends to publish a complete history on
Porto Rico music.
The sun., 1919-09-15

Enrique Rotigliano, a we'll known
Peruvian merchant Is in New York with
his wife.
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Sra Maria OsDa de Amador, widow
Of the late President of Panama, Is back
in New York. together with her niece.
Senorita Vita Eheman.
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Samuel Melendez. a merchant OF Ma
racaibo. Venezuela, has returned 10 nj
country.
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Gen. Pablo Menocal. Congressman of
the Republic tof Cuba. will leave this
city for Cuba ION the steamship Mexico,
also Gen Rafael Menocal and A Valdez
Balcinde.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27

Yesterdays average; very dull on urht
Lora uuik OF aalus fis fNnGi 1890.
butchers 90 60 1870 HEht tft 90
Mfi4a sos purkiuu $3.50 ufif.fu.
throw butts sts 90 sc 90. PIGS. GOOD
io rhoics ttfuu SO 90
cattle receipts hnuu GOOD and
rh1lco grade of beer and butcher cIt.
thu Do tn ia cents higher others
ste dN, feeders atruuE. calves 10
RENTS higher. Beet cattle. gooi. ,hoI,"
nud primo fta UufgO1 Loo. common
and medium ftu.1tufIfbO. hu u,rt
rio,k. cowH and h,ifors tf7tu8ia tu.
tnuusfs HuI cutters s. 5000 90.
stookoIH aud lotd.Is good thulc, Hrd
uutt 81 aHttb .u. inferior. &. u.
mon Hui medium ty2tH san %. veal
calves rpud uuu rhoito git 10
N1s lu
sheep receipt. is GOO market nm.
,t,U'. N..N.r. fHu wool 'luN. a.. sl.
.hrfu $40 %. uII. rIuI.. Huu rrim,
fih H.iN.. Nsiium HuI ruui
tfs fft ... .uIiH Hfi0OH SIS a..
owes ,huIn. HHI prime 81 slH .fH u1
medium 900 "uuI 900 .u tfr 90.
IuI'. SD 'I.ft. On.