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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
Church Attendance
 Contest Ends Today

With "Rally Sunday" tomorrow morning. the eight week attendance competition being conducted by the Sunday school scholars of the Chris tian church will close. In the two months the attendance has been rais- ed from fifty to one hundred and sev- en. according to W. H. Matthes, the pastor.
 The competition was scheduled to close last Sunday, but at that time an exact tie on points existed between the boy and girl teams at 1271 points. It was, therefore, decided to carry out the attendance race for another week.
 At tomorrow mornings services, which will be held at 9:30 o'clock, the time and place of the annual Sunday school picnic will be announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
MUNICIPAL MARKET OPENS THIS
 MORNING IN WARD THE H |. 1.

market will find all the machinery greased and running noiselessly.
 Bisbee has not before had public market and the business, like any other will take adjusting, here and there, before the high stage of per lection which is aimed at by those having this long-looked for and most necessary enterprise in hand is reached. In the nature of things there will be awkwardness and bog gling and mistakes at the commence ment, but the benefits are bound to so greatly overshadow the annoyance that it is believed the Bisbee market ing public will be as tolerant of small laxities as a Bisbee public has ever proven in the past, with the re- sultant good will of the farmers and organizers and the fostering among the latter of Ia spirit to excel the markets of all other cities of Btsbee's s class.
 The great point is that the market, to live, must have patronage. not desultory buying one day in "a month or so, but regular, well calculated shopping for all table necessities which it's various stalls may afford. In this way, the suppliers of fruit and chickens, of squabs and honey and eggs and melons, may learn to estimate the demand and to plan and raise accordingly.
 If the market starts off suspicious ly today, it will be open two days a week hereafter on Saturday and WedneSdayS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
Bisbee Still Kept
 Upon Sugar Rations

Bisbee is still on sugar rations of two pounds to each customer, but it is expected that with the failure of the railroad strike, the "lid" will be lifted. Despite the fact that no pro- duce was received from the coast for more than a week. there was no short age here. What threatened to be a po- tato famine was averted by farmers in this district, who brought in enough of the tubers to supply the demand. No California fruit was received, but there was plenty of local peaches, ap- ples and melons and big supply of bananas from the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
AT COPPER QUEEN

Arrivals yesterday at the Copper Queen hotel included: F. B. Jack, Fl Paso; F. w. Brook, San Francisco? c. E. Sommer, Los Angeles; O. c. Diehl, Denver; MT. and Mrs. A. D. Strecker, San Francisco; Thomas P. Manning, Flagstaff; Joseph H. Rear don, Waukegan, H.; M. Meek, Den yer; J. w. Sackett, Fl Paso; w. P. Dudley, Dallas; E. Deister, Fort Wayne, Ind; R. E. Cameron, Doug las; A. H. Child, Douglas; J. L. Mays, Fl Paso; w. H. Vining, Fl Paso; H. s. Quackenbush, Fl Paso; Ali s. Brown, Los Angeles; c. E. Mamie, Fl Paso; John H. McCourt, Douglas; Ben McCourt, Douglas; w. D. Gooch, Cananea; J. D. Abbott, Dallas, Tex; c. P. Sellers, Los An, geles; J. J. Waugh, Douglas; J. c. Crawford, Kansas City, Mo.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
Six Certificates to
 Teach Are Awarded

Six certificates to teach were issued to residents of Cochise county by the superintentendent of public instruc- tion. according to list received here today. Of this number three were first class certificates and three were sec ond class certificates.
 Sixty-six certificates were issued al- together to applicants in all counties except Gila and Pinal.
 Certificates were issued to the fol lowing Cochise county applicants:
 First grade ,certificates-May Kane, Myrtle Purcell Pearson, Ed T. Lof- green.
 Second grade certificates--Mrs. Minnie S. Bone, Mrs. l.. R. Ball and Lucy Scott.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
NARROWED ON COAST

Among Warren district residents marooned on the coast by the rail road strike are four employees of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company who have been taking their vacations m California. They are Albert Sheets, B. w. Pickett, H. s. Wanace and Miss Dorothy Muat.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
MORE ROAD GRADED

That part of the road between Douglas and Bisbee which lies west of the paved section that ends about five miles west of Douglas, has been graded as far west as Christianson's ranch, half way to Bisbee, and 1t is now possible for motorists to use the old road without tearing their cars to pieces or sticking in the mud.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
VISITING IN TOMBSTONE

Wm. Chauncey. who mas been in the navy, enlisting soon after the war was declared, is spending several days in Tombstone, the guest of MT. and Mrs Walter Thomas. He has just returned 10 his home at Bisbee following h1s discharge.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
WHY NOT CUBS vs. MIseEE2

No ball games have so far been ar ranged for next Sunday by either the Lowell or the Bisbee regular teams. Lowell has arranged a game for a week from Sunday at the Warren grounds with the First cavalry team from Douglas. P. s. tnr6er, secretary of the Lowell club, has returned from his vacation and is expected to be back at second base.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
JURORS SUMMONED

Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster yester- day served sumnonses on jurors in the Lowell dist.ict called for trial eases in the superior court at Tomb stone on Monday morning at o'clock. Those summoned were Lee Frazier, M c. Rundell. J. A. Roper, Ygnacio SaenZ and Oliver P. Lane.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
HEADS JEWELLERS

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Arthur A. Ev- erts of Dallas, Texas, was elected pres ident of the American National Re tail Jewellers association today. The convention will be held in Louisville, Ky, next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
oN VACATION IN KANSAS

Mir. and Mrs. o. N. Albin and dadgh- ter, Alma, and Miss Alma Johnson left yesterday fo: Colorado and west ern Kansas for vacation. Miss John son, who has been on the staff at the Copper Queen hospital for the last year, will remain in Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. REED

Funeral services for Mrs. John Reed, who died suddenly at her home in Warren on Thursday evening, will be held this afternoon at the Episcopal church at o'clock, Rev. Simonson of Douglas, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen ceme- tery.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
HEARING POSTPONED

The hearing before U. S. Commits sioner Taylor of w. c. Johnson, Mrs Anna Perkins and Evelyn. Richard son on violation of the federal liquor laws was postponed again yesterday until Monday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
BACK FROM VACATION

Miss Joyce Fiero has returned from a summer vaaction spent at Man dato, Minn.. and resumed her duties as teacher in the public schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
MOTOR TO PHOENIX

F. D. Woodman and Thomas Wood man left yesterday morning on an automobile trip to Phoenix after q visit with relatives in this city. They were accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Ben Helm of Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
PHONE CHIEF ON INSPECTION

George H. Wattles, district chief for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company, came in from Tucson yesterday on an inspec- tion trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
NO MAIL FOR FIVE DAYS

For the fifth consecutive day no mail arrived from California yester- day. The Tucson dead line" ticket rule is still in effect at the E. P. & s. W. office.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
Tips Of tue TOlUn
MOTORS TO cANANEA

c. w. Boswell left yesterday on 2 motor trip to Canhnea. He will be gone for several days on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
ACCEPTS POSITION

R. M. T. Hunter of St. Louis, Mo, arrived in Bisbee last night to accept a position with the Phelps Dodge Mer- camille company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
BUSINESS POOR WITH KEMpToNI

Chief Kempton's flock of city jail boarders was reduced fifty per cent yesterday when three of the hoose, gow inmates for the past ten days terminated their sentences.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
FROM CANANEA

A. R. Kearns and Will Gooch were among Cananea visitors in Bisbe' yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
coNcENrRArop EXPERr HERE

Emil Deister, one of the eminent concentrator expert of the country, is registered at the Copper Queen hotel from Fort Wayne, Ind
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
NEW TEACHER ARRIVES

Miss Ruth Ofdenkamp of Pasa- dena, Cal, arrived yesterday to join the teaching staff in the public schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
WYOMING VISITOR

R. M. Barker of Cheyenne, Wyo, arrived yesterday to spend a few days with friends in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
FRoM sULPHuR sPRINes

James Kinney, rancher of Sulphur Springs Valley, was a Bisbee visitor yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
TEACHER FROM ILLINOIS

Miss Mattie Chism of Normal, H., is a recent arrival who will augment the teaching staff of the Bishee pub lie schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
FROM DIXIE CANYON

Al Stevenson, rancher of Dixie Canyon, was a visitor in the city yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
FROM FL PASO

MT. and Mrs. Lee Burnham of Fl Paso, are visiting friends in the War ren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
DEPUTY HARDWIcK VISITS

Deputy Sheriff Joe Hardwick was stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30

Let us bid on that next printing job with you. We can save you mon- ey. Phone 39, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
ROUNDING uP JURORS

Deputy Sheriff Midkiff has been on the jump the past two days rounding up jurors for the superior court in Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30

No job of printing too small, none too large. If you want it done right Phone S9, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR

George E. Perkins of San Francisco is visiting Bisbee friends for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
MOTOR FROM SAN FRANCISCO

T. F. Forester and fsmily arrived in the city yesterday from San Fran cisco. The trip was made by motor
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
HEALTH OFFICER VISITS

Thomas F. Manning of Flagstaff, county health officer for Coconine county, is in the city, guest at the Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
IN FRoM HUAcHUcAs

Dan Leedy was in yesterday from his claims in the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
FROM ASH CANAAN

Joe Kline of Ash Canyon was in the city yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30
BILE CLASS TO MEET

The Bible class at the Y. W. c. will meet this evening at 7:3O.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-30

Reas tAe Review every morning.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-15
HECHOS

:Quiere I'd. enterarse de hechos
que son tan evidentes que no admi-
ten discussion? Lea I'd. la siguiente
carta: "Glouster, Ohio, RID l, Box
lS6, Mayo Is de 1919. Quedare muy
complacida 81 ids. hscen plblica mi
carta IN beneficio de las personals que
sufren. Deseo que todos sepan los
magnificos resultados de esta exec
ieaoe medicine. BESIDE que coataba
con Is amos de edad, sufri mucho del
est6mago, hasta hace tres que empe-
&c a tomar Elixir Americana de vi
no Amargo de Triner, Timers Ame-
rican Elixir OF Bitter Wine" A Pc
sal de contar con IS amos de edad.
ne siento mejor que durante mi ju-
veatud, pues puedo conner cuanto de-
SEQ sin experimental molestias Y mi
ORGANISING aprovecha deb;damente los
alimentos. No encueacro palabras
adecuadas para elogiar debidamente
es3a medicine. Su afectisima, S. S.
Sra. Nick Papura". NO lie parece
a I'd. esta carta nauy elocuente? Sc
guramente que 81. I'd. puede adqui-
rir Elixir Americana de Vino Amar-
go de Triner, "Triners American
Elixir OF Bitter Wine" en- cualquiera
6rogueria, pues este remedio no vio-
Ia las leyes prohibicionistas. En- to-
da 6rogueria necontrara I'd. las dife-
rentes medicinas manufacUuradas por
IA casa Triaer, como 10 son: Lini-
mento de Triner, Timers Linime1t,
para rcunatismo, neuralgia. torcedu-
ras, etc, Timers Angelica Bitter To-
mic. etc. Joseph Triner Company,
1S33-1343 S. Ashland Ave, Chicago,
III lAdv.l
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CONSAGRACION De
OTROS DOS SRES.
ARZOBISPOS
Lo fueron eI de Puebla y
eI de Sonora, con
gran solemnidad

PUEBLA. JUNO 12.-Antier Sc e.
fectuo en- 10 Catediai de esta pobia-
cion Ia toma de possession del nueVo
Arzobispo de esta arquidiocesis, senior
doctor SANCHEZ Faredes, ante ell con-
clio de CanGnigos en- 81 salon de
Cabildos.
FL genor Arzobispo de Mexico, Dr..
Jose Mora Y del Rio, no pudo Venlr
a Ultima bora. V deleg5 su represen-
tacion en- cl Arzobispo de Cuernava-
ca senior don Manual Fulchierl. te-
niendo como asistentes a los O5lspos
de Huajuapam V Zamora, senore
Oth6n Nlnez Y Rafael Amador res
pectivamcnte.
Funcieron como padriros en- IA mis-
ma misa ~legendaria de PaleStlna, cue
Sc cclebro cen ell mIsmc ritual, los Sc
norcs Guillermo Piani, Nicolas Sha-
forz V muchos profesionistaS Y partl-
culares.
Como al principle 81 creyo cue
narar asistir al acto era Indispensable
una ~invitacion, Sc VIC POGO concurriua
la Cathedral, pero conc sc anunclara
u SOLO 10. ansientos numeranos
eran para determinadas personals y
que .al reSto de Ia nave estaha a dlspo-
sici6n del piblico, ina innlensa mu-
chedumbre invade Ell temple al gra-
do de que era va insuficiente para
contener a aquellos miles de f'eles.
La cathedral estaba rrofusamente
adornada con cortinaies de purPura
Y con grandes cirios. ha5iendo resu!-
tado Ia ceremonial sumamente solem-
ne.
Durante TODD el dia los PARTICIPATES
cdificios de la cirdad estuviercn a.
dornados con cortinajes bIancos Y a.
marillos, siendo iluminados durante
Ia oche, presentando una animaclon
inusiEala. Sc encuentran aqul per-
sonas de todos los p1ntos del Essadc'
Que ~vinieron O el ~proposito unlco
de asistir a Ia CuTsagrac!on.
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NUEVAMENTE HABRA
EMpENOS EN- LA
METROPOLI
Hablan sido suprimidos
Dor la revolution
%CarranCista

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO s.
Los abogados consultores del Golfer
no del DiStrito celebraron n junta
con ell objeto de tratar de Ia forma
en- que la genie media y humilde, sal
We sus necesidades en- los dias en- que,
Dor cualouiera circumstances, no al
CANA 'el gasto" para Ia casa.
Esa gente,-manifesto Iao de los
legistas.-siempre ha acudido a las
casas de empeno, donde por una prem
da Sc lie facilitaba algo mas o menos
e~quitativo para sus necesidades. E
sos empenos. 81 bien Sc We la ccsa, no
crar preciSamente Monies Pios, com
81 cue sonara en- sus horas de bondsd
ell fundador del Nacional Monte de
Piedad: pero 81 correspondent de ma
nera -eiativaniente razonal d las ext
gencias de las personals cue Sc velan
obligadas a llevar algun brenda.
Los cerro Ia rcroh4ci0n-
CuanGo Ia revolucion ocup6 la ciu-
dad de Mexico, suS directories des-
conocian o complete los detailes de
Ia vida de la genie capitalina, ca
rerte de recursos para 81 manana, Y,
con csc motive, Sc crey6 que los ia
les empenoS e-an solo usadoS por ele-
mentos viciosos cue a GlloS acudIan
"a deiarse eNtorsionar; Y en- realidad,
no era esta Ia verdad de las cosas;
escos empenos servian a las familias
menesterosaS.
Como este detalle. era de%sconoci-
do. Ia revolution creyo hacer III bien
. Ia ciudad clausurando los empencS
y Ia MEDIA -esulto per;ldicial debida
q que Embellishments Sc ap%rovecha-
ron de ella, los duenos de los ilamIdos
bazareS. quienes comenzaron a que
darse con las prendas de la pobre
genie, a un precio risible. Natural
mente. esas prcnGas = perdidas de
una vez por SIS duenos. 10 Que an
tes no sucedia.
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Por Gene Byrnes

mas selecto v escogido de la socledaa
V Dor numerosas familias de todas-
partes del Estado, pnesentando Ia
catedral un aspecso verdaderamentes
imponente.
Despues de Ia ceremonial rehglo--
sa, que Sc efectuo con los rltuaAsS
de estilo. Sc sirvio un banquete al
que fueron invitadas de honor los
corsagrantes. GUS
Probahlemente ell Oblspo
de Sonora, saldra para su dloeesis 4
n%rincipios de la proXima selnana.
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immoral.
La autoridad correspondence man
do decomisar toda la edicion que sc
habia hecho de I'm folleto immoral,
V que pGbiicamente Sc habia anun-
ciado, V Sc estaba vendiendo en- la
imprenta de Chavez Y Compania, 81
tuada en- Ell callej6n de Lopez.
Es autora del panfleto n docto-
"a americana. de nombre Margarita
Sanger, la que Sc ha dedicado a la
ingrata labor de evitar la familia
en- los matrimonios.
En- el prolcgo de Ia pequeha obra
an~tisocial, la misma doctora habla
de que ACCOMPLISHMENTS en- MeXi-
co no esta prohibida esta propagan-
da. como en- los Estados Unidos,'
circunstancia que favorece la practi-
ca del tratamiento recomendado en-
la misma obra.
La imprenta estaba e~speculando de
ma II immoral tambien, ven,
diendo el folleto a I'm peso, cuando
no po,!ia va!er mas que diez centa-
voS.
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REBELDES CERCA DE JALlSCO,
CHAPAS

JALISCO, Chiapas, JUNO i0.--Hoy
en- la manana sc tuvo conocimierto &c
que muy cerca dc esta poblacion an
daba una .numerosa part!da de revo-
dictionaries fe!ixiStas, que tenian el
~prop6Sito de apodcrarse Ge la ha-
cienda de La Qucinada.'
Los soldadoS carrancistas Salieron
a batirlos, entablandose un combata
que duro mas de dos horas al cabo
de las c~uales, fuercn rechazaGos por
los nebeldes cue los persiguieron has
ia muy cerca de esta ~poblacion.
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T R ~CONSAGRACfON

AGUASCALIENTES, JUNO IL
Solemnemente Sc hizo la consagra-
ci6n en- Ia cathedral de esta ciudad
del senior DR.. Juan N~avarrate, COM"
obispo de Sonora.
Consagraron al reverenda Padre
Navarrete. los limos. senores CDls-
nos de Zacarecrs = Nuevo Leon cue
presamente vinieron a esta eapl-
tai para asi-tir " ." reii-
riosa. cue Sc VIC ccncurrida ror 20
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Desperation dc IN juc-.

Ha causado extraneza en- los circU-
los judicial de esta ciudad 10 dcsa-
parici6n del Lie. Miguel Castillo,
quien desempena el cargo &c Juez
Menor Letrado.
El funcionario lleva va diez dias
de no ~preseatarse para NADIA nj en-
81 dou7icilio nj ell juzgado, 10 que
ha hecho Greer que Sc trata de un
secuestro; pues dadas las costumbres
morigeradas del joven abogado, no
Sc cree que ande en- malos pasos.
El Secretario del Juzgado dice que
espera Ia llegada de So compahero
pero a. yer que nc parecIa, y ma
biendose informado en- IA casa sobre
|el p~aradero, donde NADIA Sc lie supo
idecir, decide dar parte a Ia supe-
rioridad, para que dispusiera 10 con.
Ivenients-
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CIUDAD DE MENICO, JUNO II.
Ell embargo de las mercancias &C.
cretado Dor el ferrocarril meXicano
sigue siendo el asunto palpitante ae.
dia en- todos los circulos comercia-
les asi como en- las camaras eNtraa-
ieras del ramo. las que aver celeora
ron una junta ~interesante para lraIaf
sobre ell particular.
Acordaron confeccionar I'M memo
rial que sera ~presen:aGo "a Carran-
"a. en ell que SC lie s~ealaran los gra-
YES perjuicios que sufriran los ne
rocios con la MEDIA cue sc dlscute'
La junta tuvo lugar en- los saioneS
de Ia Camara Nacional, Y en- ella es-
tuyieron Representatives todos los IN
tareses eytranioros. Dor medic de sus
yamaras que fueron Ia Norteame
cana. la Francesa, Ia ltalina y Ia
Espanola.
Por 10 que We a la gerencia de los
f~errocarriles. el senior Zerecero. Sc
c~retario de Ia Direction, manifesto
que ell embargo Sc habia modlflca-
do. pero solo en- el sencido de eNclu!r
los ~art!culos considerados como lie
primcra necesidad, Y de diario con-
sumo.
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Va eStd en- MerlcO III
ChQto BernGbc.'

Bernabe Hernandez, ell celebre Cha
TO Bernabe". ladron de altos vuelos
a ou5en desGe hacia mucho veEla
buscando Ia policia, Y CUE ultima
mente fue capturado en- Pachuca, fue
traido por fin a esta capital. en- n
de los trenes ~eSpeciales mltltareS'
perfecramente c~ustodiado. pueS Sc a
brigaban temores de que pudiera es-
caparse.
En- Ia estacion de PeralviAo espe-
raba al REQ el inspector general de
policia. quien diriCio Ia palabra al
Chato. Despues de haberse cruzado
algunas frases. el cclebre raEero d!Jo
cue el 10 era asesino; que hacla
mucho tempo que NADIA habla come
lido en- Mexico, Y que ultimamente
10 habian tenido preso en- la Haha'
ma Y en- los Estados Unidos, a donde
| habia lido a "trabaiar."
En- 10 que mas Sc empeno el auda7
Recambole fue en- decir que cl nads
tenia que yer con el Auto Girls.
que nj siquiera conccia a los indivi
duos que haoian tornado parte en- c
sos escandalosos robos.
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En- vista de quo en- Ia Colonia Gu-
cateca Sc ka habladO con i]nsistencia
acerca de las malas condolences que
eyisten actuaimeHto On aquel:a penin-
sula. a causa de a Comision Regula-
dora del Heneque7, fuG entrevistado
Ell Ministro de Hacienda de Larran-
"a.
Expres6 que, en- cfecto, las condi.
clones de Ia dicha comision son ma
las, debido a que no tiene dinero en-
sus oficinas de los Estados Unidos,
no pudiendo, por 10 tanto, expedir
giros sobre Ell cxtranjero, Y aun So
bre Mexico m;sno, mas que en- pc
quenas cantidadcs.
Esta c;rcunstancia ha hecho di-
ficultosa Ia importation en aqueI Es-
tado, por 10 que ell concrete Sc que
il de una situaci6n an6mala que
puede rcmediarse; pero que no sera
sino hasta cuando la citada conf
sion pueda realizzar ell henequen que
tiene listo para Ia venta. Tan luc-
20 como Sc haga una operation, a
due.la situaci6n cambiara por com
pleto, termin6 diciendo ell senior Ca
p-cra.
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DE- IA METROPOLI MEXICANA
Las Cdmaras de Concrete y Ell embargo en- ell ferrocarrli
mexicano.-No parecen unos asesinos.-Ya esta en- me-
xico ell actor del "Automouil Gris." ser'a Ia STUD
ciion fiinanciera de Neutrality-suspicious. de ua Iuez.-
Decomiso de IN foleto immoral.

Sc Geco7niso un toilette
immoral.
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Is scrir Ia situucion finGrcierG
dc Iucct4H.
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cStG5lscerGn erepeHos.

Tresentes estas razones, los aooga-
dos del Gobierno. va bien informados
Sohre Ia situaci0n \ este respecto, a
cordaron que es necesaro el estable-
ciniento de eupenos en Ia ciudad Y
en- TODD el Distrito; pero Ell condi-
clones de equidad que deberan salts
facer q las personals e~ncargadas de
su inspection Official.
BESIDE luego. en- las nuevas casas
Sc p-estari con el medlo por cien.o
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