davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-16
]. S. MCINTYRE TELLS
Of TRIP 70 CANADA
Travels Over 10000 Miles in Seven
Months, But is Glad to Be
Back Home
Goloncl K. NJ. White,
Mexico, Missouri.
Bear Colonel

Mexico, Missouri.
Bear Colonel
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is, 1871 am
very glad 10 comply with your request
10 outline briefly some Of my obserea-
tions in Canada, and in this way bring
TO a close the series of letters on my
western trip.
After an absence Of nearly seven
months during which time l have
travelled over ten thousand miles by
rail and water almost one half of the
distance around the entire world,
stopped off in Mexico on my way home
to shake hands with as many as pos
sible Of my good friends in and around
Mexico.
Vancouver has a population Of a.
bout 10000 and is the main city OF
interest in western Canada. The town
itself is not especially attractive or
interesting, but it is the gateway for
all travel and shipping between Can
ada and the Orient. Much of the trade
with the Orient which would naturally
belong to Vancouver has, as the result
of American push and business enter
prise, been captured by Seattle, so that
Seattle has outstripped its Canadian
rival and now rightfully boasts of a
population of more than four hundred
thousand.
From Vancouver to Winnipeg one
goes over the Canadian Pacific Rail
way. This is without doubt the great
est railway system in the entire world,
having no less than eighteen thous-
and miles Of rails in actual operation
and also lines Of steamships when
cross both the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans. It's officers make the proud
boast that this company can carry one
around the entire world on q single
tickc+ l. u,,s lcc,, in 1871 and Ar.
ishcd in 1850 at a tremendous expense
and after no less than ten different
s,,r,,,-- 4bro,rb A.. roo,d;,a poorto-
b,5 hoo, r,,,b1csy,y c,s+ osido T. bo.
,rc +,r,.1 .ho,,+ f,.o milo, l,,,~ n.h .A
COS. over five million dollars. and Il
~ 4- 49,. ~ .-- .1
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arr III '"e very 'V"II vi '"e N~"""uI"l
'''H's9' ".''' "''"'E "'nei''u "'e
"ui'ufeu mics "'o"" Tue via canyons
VIM" ''' E'"'lei leu ii'eFS nave jug
"oou' inc l''I d inc 2l"hI PEAKS along
'he route
While Field and Glacier are 10th
well worth a visit in order to see their
wonderful glaciers, emerald lakes and
wonderful canyons, we shall only at
tempt to describe most hurriedly Lake
Louise and Banff, which are without
question the two places Of greatest In
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
MAKE WAR ON INSECT PESTS
Rubbish. Fence Corners, Hedge Rows
and Accumclations Of Vegetation
Should Be Cleaned Up.

prepared by the United States Depart,
mont OF Asriculture)
During spring much may he accom-
plished in the control Of certain in.
sects affecting cereal and forage crops
Many of these insects spend the win
ter in rubbish, in fence corners, along
hedge rows, and in accommodations Of
dried vegetation. For this reason.
these should be thoroughly cleaned IN
and burned in order TO kin the In.
sects hiding therein.
In the upper Mississippi basin west
of the river graSshopper eggs are fire.
4uently laid in large numbers along
ditch banks, in check lows, and in
other limited uncultivated areas where
they may he destroyed by disIline
thoroughly during the winter months
This method should be followed for
destroying the eggs
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
BARLEY is GOOD FEED CROP
On Favorable Soils Northern Farmer
Would Do Well to Maintain
Present Acreage.
prepared by the United States Depart
nent of Agrlcuture)

prepared by the United States Depart
nent of Agrlculture)
Barley has not been grown nearly
so widely as the yield per acre in
pounds OF feed w,,gG'i justify, and
1t is feared that the loss of the milling
and brewin. market may reduce the
acreage still more. From the stand
point of farm economy, the barley
acreage in The northern states should
not be reduced below the need for
farm feed. BARLEY is a good feed
gram for all classes of live stock.
In tie northern states it Yields more
pounds Of feed to the acre than any
Of the ether small grains. 1t yields
best or well-drained soils. IT does
not respond well on lands that are
wet OF lands that. are sandy. On IA.
Yorahle soils in the northern states
the farmer would do well TO maintain
his barley acreage, especially if he
has live stock to which he may. feed
it. 1t will give generous return 10
feed and at the same time fit into
almost auv rotation. 1t also lends
itself readily TO the management of
the fara rs in many localities 1t can
be seeded later than spring wheat and
thus use farm labor 10 good adyuB-
rage.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
MEASURE 1906, COS gill DREN
Statistics Gathered py Government to
Be Used in Getting New
Standards Tor Youth.

Washington.--3Iore than 100000
children in the United States have
been weighed and measured since the
"children's year" campaign to save
lives lost from preventabIe diseases
was inaugurated by the children's bu-
reau on the first anniversary of the
war OF G.0OO,000 record cards sent
ont one-fom1h have been returned al
ready and viii be used In figuring out
the new height and weight standards
for American children.
Wisconsin returned q total Of 1885,
600, or about G5 per cent OF the states
population under five years Of age;
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Iowa
about onc-half of their preschool popu-
lation; Indiana, Nevada, Louisiana,
Nebraska, Massachusetts, Minnesota
and North Dakota more than one
third.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
FOOD INSPECTION EXTENDED
Service OF Bureau Of Markets Non
Covers As Receiving Markets
Work 10 Broadened.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture.)
The food products inspection service
or the bureau of markets, United
States department of agriculture, has
been extended until it now covers a.
large receiving markets. As shippers
and receivers become acquainted with
the service, which supplies q neutral
Inspection of perishables, the condition
OF shipments improves, owing to better
packing and loading of cars, while thu
operation Of the service has tended Ia
prevent loss through delays In unload
ing cars. Although as first established
the service received applications Only
from shippers, recent legislation broad.
ems its work and applications for in.
spection are now received from ship
pers, receivers, dealers, and other in.
ferested persons, nominal fee being
charged In each instance,
Among commentators Of the inspec.
ton service received from farmers
and shippers organizations Is the ia
dorsement Of the American Fruit anc
Vegetable Shippers association in
resolution passed at a recent conven.
ton.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
Truck Used by Dairy Farmer in Fac.
tern New York Where Roads
are Particularly Good.

distributed throughout the year that.
the use OF the truck woHld not make
possible the sale Of any horses. Farm
Iers within reach by motor truck OF
large cities where better prices obtain
for live stock and possibly grain might
be, justified in buying truck, but;even
IN such cases II is probable that hiring
the hauling done by a custom truck
owner would be more economical.
With regard to truck firms, tho situa-
tlop Is somewhat different. Where
produce is taken to market on AN
average OF two or three times week
throughout the year the use OF a truck
makes 1t possible to get on with fewer
horses. This makes the use of truck
general farms.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16

COMMONS KEEPS OLD HABITS
Ancient FormaIities Are Observed in
Election Of Speaker CT
the House.

London.-The election Of the speak.
er of the house Of commons was car.
ried OFT with the ancient formaIitfes.
The members named as mover and
scc0nder of his nomination were in.
dicated By the clerk in the Old Gus.
tom, the clerk pointing his finger at
the person appointed TO move, indi-
eating his privilege, and after his
epeech doing like Office tor secoAder.
The house cheered each action, and
nfter voting the speaker to his office
tbs m0verlaud scconder seize the
nha winter of l91G-17 was ne panht
.4ie,strous the range stockmen OF the
west haze oyer known. The lamb
crop for he entire weat vas 10 y to 20 70
var cent below the average, and the
calf GREG was considerably below nor
MAJ,
- IMPORTANT
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
MOTOR TRUCKS PART
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
Purchase Of Vehicle Not War.
ranted on Ordinary Farm.
One Man and Team 20 All HavIlna
Necessary to Market Produce In
I so Days--Work Distributed
Throughout Year.

prepared by the United States Dapartb
ment OF Agrlculturo)
"A preliminary study toward deter
mining whether or not motor truck
as part of the farm equipment would
be profitable In the corn-belt states.
indicates that under present conditions
the purchase Of a truck Is not war
ranted on the ordinary grain and live
stock farm. Only as 1t makes possible
the elimination of some horses is the
practice profitable. On 200 farms
stocked, ranging in size from 100 acres
to nearly section, one man and team
do all the hauling necessary to market
produce In 30 days and the work in 70
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
WAY 10 KEEP COUNTY
ORGANIZATION ALIVE
Too AaDY activities Are Liable to
Result in Failure.
Sor'c Of PROTESTS to Be undertakon In
eiede Roed Improvement, Agrloul-
turai Fairs, Improved Breeds
of Stock, Etc.

preHarcd by che United states Depart
Eient of AgrIcnlture.)
Ono Important thing TO he horne IN
mind Is chat no organization win con
finuc to exist that does not have some
Gctih;c plan Of work and some definite
purpose TO accomplish. It should be
remembered, however, that too many
activities may result in failure. A few
WHll-r' fined policies or purposes sue
cr%Iuliy carried to conclusion will
mean nornancncy and success for these
organizations. Those responsible for
The county organization should lay
their plans wen into the future, and
Keep interest in the various local clubs
active Road, Improvement. county
agricultural fairs, rural telephone SyS-
TENS, improved or consolidated schools,
vocational education, standardized cot
ton and corn for the county. improved
breeds Of live stock especially ADAPTED
IL local conditions, co-oDerative mar
hetihg, public entertainments, and so
c,ai welfare are some OF the projects
peing undertaken by county organiza-
items. II is not believed to be ad-
vi@able for county to undertake mere
t!nn two or three Of these at Il time,
Il least not the FIRST season.
Whatever is undertaken should be
done well before new projects are
launched. Get the movement well I'M
ccr waY"nG ii will be carried forward
by it's own momentum. The hard work
win GENE at the start After it is
started all you viii have to do will be
"a direct ii into the proper channels.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
L.ESSUNo J7iUiIStlT
APPLIED 70 WOODLAND
prepared by the United States
Department Of Agriculture)

prepared by the United States
Department Of Agriculture.)
Before planting your orchard
you decide what are the most
profitable varieties and plant
only those. You don't want too
i great a variety.
= Tn handling the woodland it
, is best to keep only a few of
the most profitable varieties of
forest trees and cut out the
others.
You plant your fruit trees
far apart because you want low
spreading tops, easy to pick
; from.
In planting forest trees you
, don't want to pick the fruit,
so you plant the trees near to-
gether and obtain tail, straight
trees with small tops.
You prune your fruit trees in
order TO get less wood and boz
ter fruit.
Don't waste time pruning for
est trees, because you are not
growing forest fruit but wood.
Cut out the poorer trees for
wood and leave !he best ones
for lumber.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
PLANT COWPEAS WITH CORN
Nothing to Equal Them for Fattening
or Mere EcoHomicai--ExceIlsnt
for Horses.

III planting cowpeas with corn they
are used mostly for pasture, especial
ly for hogs. 1t is a question if any
thing is equal to them for fattening,
or more economical. When properly
cured for hay there is nothing better
than cowpeas for dairy cows, and they
also make excellent feed for horses.
They are fine for silo. mixed with corn,
but for this the running kinds having
the most folia@e. are preferred.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
9 DESTROY ALL. GARDEN PESTS
Coed Pan to Burn Off Old Bean Vine:
and Other Vegetation Making
Bre&ding Places.

\ good way to rid the garden of in
sect pests is TO burn off al the old
bean vines, pumpkin and melon vines.
and other vegetation, as such spots
make excellent breeding places for
these pests. The refuse should first
be raked into small plies then dried,
and after burning the ashes should be
scattered over TIE garden plot to
sWeeten the sQil
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
IS IMPORTANT
There Should Be Plenty for Home and
Barn and 1t Should Re as Handy
as Possible.

The water supply is very important.
Not only should there be plenty OF
water for the home and the barn, but
1t should be convenient. Why not
put in a system Of water pipes and put
water under pressure in the house and
barn? You will find it so satisfactory
that you are likely to wonder how you
managed to get along without water
handy.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
Card of,ThankS.

Mrs, D.A Ragan and relatives
to thank their friends for the man
kindmesses during The sickness and
cath Of MEDIA. Rlgsu,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16

Mt. Zion celebrated their Rally
day 'ruesd. y vi !h Il very large. crowd
and two spjendid addresses by two
OF our best prebchers Crother 0. B.
Chester Of baason and Brother
Thomas Of Columbus Dinner wa4
carried by podiTe Of church which
was muctly enjoyed by ALL
The Che zee chool VIII have 4
picnic Fri1al
>r>rIars>S,r~ - .><,.-,t>~z~; '}>te@<>S<>s.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-05-16
Those who come and go

MI. and Mrs. sam Crowell ard
clildpn Of Perry and Mr.. aud Mira
Al naad of Valdosta were Saturday
g iest IL Mr.. md Mrs. r. b. Mar
tin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
LA LEY ne sALUBRlDAD EN-
NuEvo MEXICO EN- BREvE.

tHerald Of the Well County, Aibu-
%Qtierque.)
Una revisada de la ley de saln!
bridad pdblica que pas0 la cuarta IL.
gislatufa de Nuevo Mexico que es
mas aniplia en- TODD que 10 que ID
espefaban los Due estaban p~resentes
cuando Sc hieieron las yarias en-
miendas.
Brevemente, la ley provee Dor la
creaci6n de ftn departamento de sd.
lubridad pdbliea compuesto de IN
cuerpo dc ~salubFidad de tres MEM
bros, una de los cuales tendra One
ser i'm derico; v TN aomisionado de
.salubridad que debe ser una persona
que posee practical especial en- Ia
ciencia ~higieniea y en- administration
de salubridad p1blica.
AL comisionado de saiubridad Sc
lie da Ell poder para que enplee asis-
tentes cue Sc neoesiten para cumpiir
con los provistos del acta, proveido,
que no Sc exceda en- los Salaries a
Ia sdnia de- $4,000. Sc proveeI adc-
mas que 81 c~omisionado de ealubri-
dad sera Ell jefe ADMINISTRATIVE del
departamento que sefa como So.a-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
REeENTEs DEL ! NJ, de N. M.

Hemos notado cierta critica en- los
periodicos del vale de Pecos concer-
niente al nombramiento del Teniente
Luna Bergere de Santa Fe y Luis
Armiio de Las Vegas como regentes
del Institute Militar de Nueyo Me-
xico, para servir con los seiores
.Cahoon, Poe y White de Roswell en-
Iel cuerpo de regentes del dicho ms
tituto.
Los j6yenes nombrados por ell go
bernador estan acknowledgements cali
ficados para la posici6n; son gradua-
dos del institute militar. geografica-
mente ellos asistieron en- alistar ell
gran interes que por TODD 81 estado Sc
tiene en- la escuela y por la cual Sc
halla sumamente orgulloso y por des-
cendencia ellos representa- un ele-
mento de la pobfaci0n que deberia de
estar interesada a 81, a nosotros no
nos queda mas que decir que ell nom
bramiento fue inteligentemente he
cho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
UNA cAMPANA NAciONAL "QUE
cADA UNo SEA DUENo DE
LA CASA EN- QUE vIvEg
(por James n. Collins

Cuando una familia comienza {
yiyir en- una casa propia, y que co
mienza a pagan por ella, esa familia
Embellishments entra en- la clase Z
economical. Ash que Ell Poniente esta
stomando ell habito de ahorrar, POI
medic de amman que Sc edifiquen y
Sc compren casas de residencia pci
la : genie industriosa; Y una campa-
ma que Sc organize en- Portland, Ore,
es probable que Sc extienda bajo una
base %nacional.
En- P0rtalan Sc has edificado una
casa hermosa de I'm piso que strive
como Quartet general al moyimiento
que f'cada uno sea dueno de la casa
en- que vive". Una eiudad que tiene
a pecho Ell bienestar Gel pueblo don0
el solar en- ell distrito de negocios,
y los arquitectos, los duehos de ma.
deras, los duenos de muebles, los
plomer0s, los pintores iuntOs con las
organizacionesde tfabajadores coupe-
Taron en- supliT ell material y la in
dnstria para edificar Ia casa. Para
ia vispera del afo nnevo estuyo lista
Y en- una reunion que Sc celebr6
allf, hubo mas de Glen personas que
firmaron y 50 comprometieron, ha-
ciendo una resulnci0n de an0 nuovo
de poseer sus casas propias en- este
ano.
Iuego Sc arreel6 I'm casamiento.
Los hombres de negocios donaron
$1,000. en- m~ercancias para presea-
ties, Y I'm soidado y su novia, am
Dos nacidos en- Portland, fueron ca
sados ~publieamente en- Ia casa de
''que sea dueno de su propia casa
E edificlo estaba apihado de gente,
y una audiencia inmensa Quedo al
lado de afuera. El ministro pronur.
clio IN discurso on ''sea dueiio de SUI
propia casa despu6s de la ceremo4
mia.
En- seguida Sc organize solidamen-
lie el movimiento con diez v ocho CO.
hiisiones, dc los hombres de ncgo-
sios para que atiendan a todos los
ietalles de edifioar i husc8r los me.
finaneieros Ia idBa dc. qsieI
ada II sea Ell dueno propio de lal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
s ~ALEMANIA.

BESIDE Schweich, Alemania, iescri-
be ell joven Manuel d. RodrigueEs a
su padre el SE zacarias Rodriguez
de Espalola, IN. Mex. Ell 1oven Ro-
driguez relata que desde Agosto va
estaba en- la lnea de fuego, yscomo
una de sus ekperiencias mas gran
DIES en- Ell campo de batalla, nos des-
cribe ell sensational dfa doce de Sep
|tiembre, dfa que seg1n e~Lparecia
que Sc iva a acabar el mundo. pefo
dice que POGO v NADIA les import0,
sin0 que a~vanzaron las fuerzas A.
mericanas con yaler yisto y
dentro de unas h0ras tomar0n pose
sion de las ~posesiones enemigas,
hacienda que tremolara Ell pabeli0n
Americana de la Libertad d0nde Ra-
bia estado posada la garra del bar
barismo alem4n. Eontinuaron los
barbaros aIemanes molestando a las
fueFzas Americanas en- f0rma de que
rrillas, este es como los baldoleros,
ataeando aquf y allf-dice ell joven
Rodriguez--pero para ell III do No
viembre conclny6 TODD aquello. Para
eel 10 de Octubre Sc hallaba ell he.
roe soldado en- la hermosa poblaei6n
iFrancesa de Limoges. Y segdn su
carta, su mucha fe, en- Dios, on Ma
ria Santisima y ell Santo Milo de
.Atocha fue 10 que 10 saliva; por 10
cnal no Sc cansa de dar gracias a
elIos Y nide que u padres las den
tambien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

.IH1HN. Z-
Una noticia de Columbus dice que
los maestros de las e~scuelas p~1blicas
de Ohio tienen de hacer i'm juramen-
to de fidelidad a la contistuci0n de
los Estados Unidos semejante Al que
Sc 10 ~requiere al presidente de los
Estados unidos. Este Sc demanda
antes de poder obtener certificate.
Excelente idea. Quiza, dice FL
Detroit Free Press, serfa propio a
extender Ell previIegio a todos noso-
tr0a En- dlas como los presentes en-
los cuales los discontentos estan tan
estrepitosos v los contentos estan
tan industriosamente ~ocupados en- sus
justas actividades, porque puede ser
possible que alguien puede hacer IN
e%quiboco jusgando Ell proceder de am
Dos lados por la captidad del ruido
que hacen.
VeamOs que clase de jurament0
hace el presidentes
Artlculo IL, Secci6n J., Constitu-
ci0n de los Estados Unidos.
sYo solemnemente 1uTo 20 afirmo)
de que 70 fieImente ejecutare Ia Off
Gina de p~residente dc los Estadns
Unidos, v d 10 mejor de mi habiiidad,
p~feseryare, proteiere v defender6 La
constitucidn de los Estados Unidos
S5~istituSanlos las traces de 4ejseu
tare Ia oficins de p%residente" por ~
tas otras, 'sdesempenare los deberes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
LOPEZ oBTaENE IA ST.
PERiNTENDENciA DEL
cAPiToLlo.

Rsmulo Lopez, de Santa Fe hF ST.
do nombrado superintendente del edi-
fico del ~capitolio del estado por la
comisi0n de guardianes del capito-
lilo. Lopez ha estado en- fila para una
posici6n desde que la election de
la boleta republican, fue a~segurada
Ell otoio pasad0 pOr haber sido Ell
uno de los mas fuertes s~0pertadores
del G~obernador Larrazo1o en- esta
secci0n y sostuvo su iiicio mas fir
me que ningun otro miembro del par
lido en- esos lugar donde habla ell
dinero. En- cierta 6poca Sc descuti0
su aspiration por un puesto en- la
p~eniteneiaria hasta que Sc desarr0ll6
ell case de que la organization esta-
ba dispuesta a ensistir en- la reten-
ci6n de Dugan y Baer. Su nomina.
ci6n como superintendente del CAPT
tolio ha sido pronosticada desde
hace algGn tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
DE LA PLuMA DE NuEsTRo
SECRETARlO DE ESTADO.

Biiones lie d6iares y miles de vi.
das es Ell preclo de los IaureIes que
coronan las sienes de la gIoriosa
America. Ic1antos de sus ciudada.
nos Sc slenten ~orgullosos de contar-
Sc entire la lista de los que eoopera-
ron para eIio7 < Esta gran obra pa
friotica, en- Ia cual la nacl6n Anne
ricana ha superado a todas las ma
clones del Universe, no esta zdn
eoncIuida; tenemos aproximadamente
dos millones de soidados allende los
mares, FL 1asto diario de su subsis-
teDcia amonta a tres millones y me.
do de d6Iares. Nuestros heroes en-
el vieio mundo esperan que nosotros
hagamos nuestra parte, ellos han
hecho la suya. 5como pues, podre-
mos coopeFar a ello7 A continual
ci6n nos 10 expIica nuestro Secreta-
rio de Estado, ell Hon. Manuel Mar
timer. en- una forma laconica pero
expiicita:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
UNo QUE Sc ALICIA CUE ven
Ola LlcoR A EscONDiDAs FuE
lHERlDo PoR uN PoLlclA.

Albuquerque, N. Mex, Abril L.
Fread Luna Sc encuentra en- una con
dici6n hastante peligrosa por una
herida por un arma de fuego infligi-
da por ell policfa Chavez, Ell sabado,
en- la noche. Luna estaba hajo arres
to acusado de haber vendido licor
a un joVen.I Cuando solo estaban
como una manzana del palacio NUM-
cipal, Sc echo o correr, " rehus6 de-
tenerse cuando Sc 10 orden6 el poll
ofa, 9 Embellishments lie dispaF6
con los resultados indicados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
vINlDA DEL cRAL. WOOD.

Nuevo Mexico tendra una oportuni
dad de conferir honores a n de los
hombres mas grandes de la naci0n
en- vista del hecho que Ell General
Leonard Wood ha hecho publica 81
intenci6n -yenir a la capital a re
cibir la medalIa de honor que la LEI
gislatura lie ha concedido.
La ceremonial de presentation de-
IBERIA de hacerse I'm acontecimiento
celebrado por TODD Ell estado, y el
pueblo del estado deberia tomaT toda
la v~entaja de esta ~oportunidad para
ahadir una accion mas al patriotismo
que tenemos a nuestro credito.