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CHARTERS ISSUED.

rgTne~ ISse' n G"E1G91aiog NoEtolk
"i ; E"ifnlk ,y1 yapitai: maximum. $1,000
Gssre,s buildings for hotel pnrno:;es. dwell
ins, All o,hrr ' st 'r S'SeS ONE" "N''-
c3 MmsnHm Tn. to ,o, charsr Of wtHam H.
,pT1e,si@sn,, ama J.. smith AereS. Secretary
TnlSli chamSims ITS name /" w. H. CAMP
An AaSTiy"n G%nd% Ga@psny Hnco, ,Roa-
%?s y" A"f[eT. F GEfi,asns f i
mn sn S 81 R%nHSkS 6, C,ai maxi,
gum aahr and a"4 swsst RasSs,s ns% ~,
Rafio's Woman shops uncy wythovtle.
sserG;iary- hoiG II Wy.n@yiiie, ys csp 1i
s'nsrs eich. "liss ' 6"siness 49, o''e''
,;d rhe cyI! a E"ql, @f Mekep,ney. Ne
E 81 ii N.n:ani WI K4s.s W M%keP"%T
Tucker: chamRe, "a: 4 r RaiId, it.wi.
i"na Ee.s "I FSoH,I|""irw@r,h' v.""T: s"d
ma Nimuin. 5000, minimum. $1,000. object
fh Va ''i 6" "TH"%n' pra s"n NG #.
man Ti'" u xorfoik ana JaS,ai m hs%1
mnni So"2 m,n.r"m s5CG, OHIO, 4"
Mn, Aim"Tigan WW"riTWjy ,G"m"amy mmG) kGs
I t%Efr- .oSsry aaG i RrSs'feii FhMi;
mood az II Roanoke. va. .Capi1ai: maxi
ware. household and Kitchen furniture.
Am"ndmcnt I" chart|r Of the I.inscomn
i.l",,"r Hompany 'lncl. Kichm"ri.
A. = ihuSc"mh. president. ant - T..
J'uniigs. secretary object: changing its
minimum capital stock from $4,000 Si0N,
AIn"ndm"nt TO charter Of The Merchants
urb Farmers BANK. Portsmouth,. Va. John
= Griffin. uroAid"nl. and William G.. Maupi,.
Ir.. SECRETARY. object: increasing its mini
mum "apjtrl stock from 10000 =" s.cn.rIJ.
"ni giving II authority 20 Co.uiEc, =-rc-
IA i.B-I iueiucS-
c,rtiinat" OF authority issucd e.. John
Is Turtou C"ru"ra'i"n. organized under ~"
i+"s Of tn" stat" uf New I'pr;.. Matter t..
Precious. Fredericksburg. Va. statutory
agent. object: 10 conduct Hnl carry on tho
business ui general contractors and build o.
'r- n" erection. construction. alteration.
rebuilding. TcmDd'iiuE and repairing Of all
Kinds "f houses buildings and other struc-
lures.
amendment to charter OF lniormont Coal
1r! Iron Corporation. Rig stone Can, VA
Il Y Irvine. r'S.Gcui. and !. II Matthews.
secretary. object increasing its capital
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NAME WINSTON CHURCHILL
FOR BRITISH PREMIERSHIP
NorthriiTc Papers Say u Is Possible
He tspires to Succeed Lloyd
t.cOrgc.

LoNpoN. July 2lWill Winston
churchill hEurc prominently in tho
next political uphcavai in England?
The following TWO excerpts from Lon
don papers Intimate as much. says the
sunday Pictorial, r:n by Lord North
cNhc's brother.
There is a good deal OF gossip go
ing the rounds Of the clubs as TO MIR.
Winston churchill's ambitions. II Is
ssld that lie is prepared 10 lead the
conservative party the GNioniStS)
md would himself take the premier
ship when the necessary victory al the
polls had been won"
Northciinc's sunday Dispatch says:
TN" growing popularity of Winston
Churchill with the Tories 10 shown by
INC fact MAT Sir George Younger
,chicf wirc-p ullcr IN the Cnionist
pariyb now consults him. Everybody
Is beginning TO recognize that lie Is
Inc only member OF the ministry who
can y" relied upon 10 offer unfinch In r
opposition TO the Prime Minister in
certain cventualiticS
The political correspondent, writer OF
the ABOVE. does not so into details
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iisR ,tS$s @ s ss !assPi So stree,
as Mt T.; al! Sm n & Ks'G s,n.r Fsn
inches BY 10 feet, north lin" Stuart Ave-
$500 July =. 1919. $3.50.
Pare Lester To Apartment and Homo
por,hwes, corner ChaNin and Robins3a
july Is iso: , amy sls on" SO s''''"s0 streets
Myrtle Nj. Hancock and samuel NJ. Chus.
hand to John ". Robertson lots >: ana
Gas, line Shirley Avenue July Il. Iais. tan
,. =; /, Moon, and .Harrle, NJ. ,lwite,. !?
Brookiand IA rk. i5xias feet wes, linz Eorrh
menu iny ( ~, ~ fee, Of Crawford Street
II n r"Iisna Spscinl Gommiissionsr city
I. Wiiliam - Harris No 4! Vest Clay
IS IS T 1871 s3!5c ana N'"'0F' streets ''S
r =. Johnson and Leila O. GwiteD. To
{. A,hin e AM, Hmd Een r%ar 'wif;6 lnt.
Custer Street July Is lSI1 $500
Iayior' " 80 40. WamovS en- Avenue. !5i<ia
zee, north. side Hanover Avenue; y fc"t
West OF West Street. Hen $500. May IT,
Henry : waucrsten and clare = owifo,.
i n rGtSSI F,,b sm1HtnS Gorfp9r'on IL"
Fifth Street; 50 feel south OF Frankln
street. lien. $4,000 July 10. 1919. IAN So
TO Alphons"s ii. liatk" No -; IVES, Grace
street 81 feet IN inches by i0g feet II H..
49, foc, Il H%r'h gf 1rG rS.i
lien. $3.50. July 10. 1919: tax g. 50. $40
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cHA>cERY TRUST DEEDS.

81 it Ssa,s s#.:aE B
s,-.rn,@sr 'h ,% ma ,TN,HHS""n'h ana Q
Ks,a s }nT Fls iii f', :, al. to Pollard
hsshy: u, igc ,r",l~cs ~, =" 2l:o stuart
a en- ea It., Of " ylamo m@ st4@i JUN H
w RsrhG@rsn and X seroaian to VII
s"Ga f"unatn E,a "7%H in
"illi" X. 4 H ,r.,.. an& p 81 .ifG! 70
S,tcrr 25Xi2i feet south ltn" natar Street.
Stree . 70, inches IS ia ri s0i,h
sid" CLAY street berweon Gilrn"r a,a Nun.
q N,stns""" ana t:'iian foar, ,wto,
F fcTnar t1n-,%. .St@ f@et a.
street July. Il. 1919 $500
~ Is MIX Ea5o sd % sor ESr 1s
~. ,ngh%s by fS1 tnchc. drr..E'iarl
Clay Stfe"t luis IL. isis $. $50
80 "Hf is l MTtRR ovd Gas EF s,4s
i,~nt rs me T,%SyHni"""th S'r"", hHtwceu
"a, IA u I'm So g. E ts. > n SOB, ~,
$it i inch"- So g ,ins hyra S,d@%t fHe'
MI MI, 5x. ss'; z sr, m. ss, r,?rgnc
". .rlan Of Belmont Avenue. Julvv l.
s..s; Co., ,5sf@'% II m'sS;S
n s,qsss Mole ,nj:y aeta ross wif..1. t. y
Sd. rhr,e f" n'h b; ,.l hE foe, ws,
N.hHa W, semrson and Queen y ,wi'.,
Fourth S,rest 3. fos, inche by si ~.
Sred G9r'h% I'M Tas.r Fourth ana pn,sr
,n %i59"" 81 '; "oS M" e ana M"f'hs @
tt@ ca[h SS, ,rce li, ,e" 81 i"S, 1;r'
July J.. 1919. Ng17
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERy BARGAINS AND SALES.

TO 0' b.2d G %6sAy xS and .o 81" ws: a ar.s
street. ce7sxi'o Zee, north line Grace Street;
't Julian ~; Mn 5s5 and Katharine t vte,
s!oc Th2mf foaHa a a2H'rs xso 'i ;ss "i
s G.ctss July I:, ia $50 Laura NC
VIVA. ia p: 4, Sioss = dias4 :. e
and SEMINAR AySnn.s. lien s5oe'; June
r2 1sis e. G Fl 70 81 e Edward " ret
S'fse sne 'S ,ne S' hy rs, s"a'h
line chanin s..ec, 10 feet , nsh", wcSs'
Of sJ'GR pn rsis to
nadS 1f" GoG nor5h hfisFy s SGsr,
R"sa; i'if e.. v;<' e. Edge iinl Road.
F'FN Bs 81 sA4 5 H hsvsri s ST.? S'1s.'
t Hso fH' s q onh 1J "rn.is h;y :So and
10 "f'".' SfHnasT q" go @ ~ xGr,h " III.
tvcnu". !osio5 foe' north I'm" North side
.n snH ITO, 'fri y ,% e. t., Ss'sG"" 81, ST"'
Lewis G,n,"r Land ana lmproy-m"n,
70. hiccE T Gin,er rsrt loH9..sss .irrosnlsri
81 w sa% n1oo nenrKn no 3 fss 9qn,}h
AT,hnr p Eofrers md Man. =. Iwit~>.
Letrh street 80 tcet cas, Of Altanion, Ave.
"I I.ara g rc,nsn, '' y; y 'G n, - ps,-
Abrams md Ca,hcrin" twiteb No ,so9
nspsrs s,rre. 20 fce, e cas, IF s9uih w ii7e
Street, July i. lHl' .t.v 81 SO
Isah w a;dn V sp'' F2as cl ,%'' sii.. !"
., Secs aiT II ,, SoF9 sy ~ s ,IS
nMaTxy 6 GN Z. aRrysn!,s In "a rda.
hy 10 Zee, cas-, sid &C. ca-,er S,foet, nov
Ma ms,, Ay'ng o., ', ~ na Z i'1 '2"o
jfna ,.. %i'" S,, Nos I;oa s-d l,9s sp,h
Argue plan Of ETarvle,own Juno ii l,id
s--pc. Bow trusted dccd from r g.
ana wir II. t. G ig-'.s iTr F !SH r..
street; .. tee' w"si Of MEADOW. Street.
II s}5amo i,a" sr sfT S Jais r.
~ Mq IS an: s,a Ks': w5en ,,e, w,s SCOTT,
i'm. suo fhtsgsTn"s il. l'-i.o f"e
VsnasIs STE, ai'% "e i. IS, 81 s. %. ""T'h Of
Hor, f" sna 1f.T5F"g ,l.o ". ~, &c. -
,. NfFFs b,1 S..raf III aa .',, a;g.o;a
Aysng, ,:s -, ,TSh.,; ""s, q occt5T5
NR RieS ssTs Ma sfSush,d lf' and 500 r s.
So @a5 Pan az A{S Sn 30 ,ce, p@y:;
H' p r.Tk Run ATSng s,r.t 81 iq gs,2
f..w n"hs: b 30 o ~ F" Mn
%ne,esH'h stree, juno '"i ,5iS. G tx St
stella e nousm?sn, snd. x q husband,
nue.. loos,7a feet cast lin. Mos SD. a.
iirn, $500 July Is lsia. ,ss ss.5. SO
George VI InEles and IArri.trc {; Irife,
or HenriCn County. Va. to George u Su.,,,
lot :. block x. Ratterv Cour, Addi;f"m
liz feet inches nv 40 fc.t norm nm.
Bacon Road 200 foe, EAST Of Godiin s.rce,
lion. $3.50 July %. 1919. a. 81 $40
Emma ,i2yd 70 Il Franz Pears.Il. 10
100 feet north itne Main street, isj fco
? inches west Of GRANNY Stree Juno >.
NJ L. wills. trustee tor Rosle c. ThacI.
t"enth Street eisl& fct, al nor, fhtsn y me me
imcr Ninr't"n'h aud streets July Il
ao6 and sns %"rth 'rhir,y..-cond s,rec,> %,
Icy 81 feet wcst line ,Thirty.scroud Site,.
1Sn f.et naorth OF Broad stree, july j,
-. Andrew J Ellis. OF A.h!ant We VIZ r.
3os North TNenty-hfth Street Il feet
Inehe. hy iS fee, a. northwest corn.
sins Houses lion. $500. July t. 1919. a.
W G'eman. and Dora M. ,v,., - ,,
y. Lrtord. j0xi3o !oet south liz. Monu
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HUN INDEMNITY SMALL
IN LIGHT OF FRENCH LOSS
Plight Of Refugees Pictured by
Woman on American Hospital
STAFF.
PEOPLE BARRED FROM HOME
DIR. NJ. Louise HurrclI With STAFF
Moves Into Aisnc Region to Operate
Hospital Stations in Helping TO
Rchabilitatc Devastated y. dnce.

NEW yoR'.. July ol-The plight Of
French refugees. returning 10 their
homes after exile during the German
invasion. is graphically described in
letter received here by the officers
of the American Womcn's Hospitals
from DE- NJ Louise Hurrell. of koch-
hospital, stated entirely by American
women. which has just been moved
into the Aisne region to, operate there
connection with the American COM
mtttcc for devastated France
DR. Hu-rell, who Was decorated for
her he. work at i.uzAncy. asserts tina,
ser how high cannot be in proportio on
TO the damage wrought by the enemy.
1T is not so much the wrecked homes
Hurrell II; is the contact with the
returning refugees. the sad conversa-
ton with that man digging in his
garden. or with this woman struC-
EiinS under her load OF wood.
Young Woman Gardener
Here is a town. at one time of 1000
mia bitants y Frenchman on the out
Skirts tells US that twelve have re-
his mother and child.
Further on We met young French
woman SpadinE up her garden beside
house. She had no seeds, but hope
fully or from habit she had prepared
the LITTLE, patch Of ground Her hus-
tneir old home, SO she had returned
hhere. As We left. she said with
brave smile: Next year the garden
I'm The next town four families have
returned IL is teeminE with China
n nrh: remT 5N q. uneNpIoded hand gre
rs into his little hut, tells us that
unless horses are sent At once the
E J.r en-. cannot he Planted this year.
q
decorating fathers grave The real
grave OF the Mayors eldest son is at
Nerdun.
Old Men Mend Rond..
esx 'I hand srenades that we had
dit1culiy picking our way along. Two
families have come back. one that of
the Mayor Here the wells still con-
tain German poison. and the only water
With wood from the nearby
themselves little shelters In two
days. young lieutenant told us $50
Old srenades had been DISCHARGED \
Frenchman himself. he volunteered the
statement ,ha, il was inromprehensi-
BILE how people could return TO a land
SO utterly dssolate.
How much indemnity do YOU think
would pay for these three towns alone?
Yet France does not depend uDon Ger
man money as the hope of rebuilding.
AS. we went sadly back. we saw An
As he worked slowly along he took
with him a burst shell containing
water. in which stood a daTodl and
three tiny primroses. 1t is men and
women. with this patience and this love
Of beauty. who will rebuild France.
and who have already begun the task"
DR.. Hurreli's hospital. designated
as American Women's Hospital No. !.
will occupy fifteen barracks donated
by the French Service de Sante. The
American women doctors hope 10 cs-
ia bliSh other units when they have
raised se5o.00o. campaign FOR which
is now hclnE carried on from the ma
tional hedcuarters at 637 Madison Ave-
nuc. New York civ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-22

fHh GPHEdwin rhaup Funeral Director
M!.nlson I3l kandolph 56s3.
81 THERLAND-J. l.. Sutherland &. Sons,
a. so west Main Street Phone Boulevar I'd
rs. Might and sunday, Randolph l3o
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LEARN ANOTHER SECRET
Process for Manufacture of Mother-of-
Pearl TX Found by
English.

LONDON. July 2l.-The secret of an
other German key industry has hcen
discovered. tn" manufacture of ar,ifj-
rial mother-of pearl. J. w H. Dew a
fellow Of the Royal Society of Arts
found the process after much patient
Experimenting.
Dr. Dew was engaged during the
whole period of the war in recon
structinG. step by step. the method of
manufacture. Artificial mothcr-of-
pearl is used for making fancy but
tons. dress trimmings and many ether
articles Before the war most Of il
cam" from Germany.
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WELCOME FOR RECRUITERS
New OrlcnnS TX Host Of Antisubmn-
rine Fiotiila Arriving From
River Cruise.
IBy Assocta,cd rrcssl

NEW ORLEANS. July 2l-With thrc.
hydro airplanes circlinE the city and
dropping recruiting book let's into the
Orleans today began welcome to the
United States Navy antisuhmarinc 40
tilla. which has returned from a cruise
as FAR north as 81. Louis on the Mssis-
Slppi River street paradc, two
mimic battles by thu, craft of the 40
tilia. mass-meAtnE. a baseball game
between the jackics and a local team
and TWO dances were some OF the ac-
trit!cs Of the first days stay Of the
crews
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B0LSHEVIST GOVERNMENT
HOLDS LEGATION WORKERS
seven Employed by swedish Dino
matte Office at Prtrosrnd
Arc Arrested.
IBy Associated pressl

STOCK HOLM, July 9l.-The Boil
shevist government at PetroSrad has
refused TO release seven members Of
the swedish legation at PctroGrad. re-
Gently arrested. 1t was announced
here today. An official of the swedish
Foreign Office said il was MS belief
representatives Of other nations At
PetroGrad proba bly, would ne arrested.
The members Of the swedish leEa-
ton arrested were TWO men and five
women typists. sweden protested hut
the arrests We're based on violations
OF law. and that the plea OF dipio-
matte immunity could not be rccog-
nizcd Answering renewed protest,
the Bolshevist government said only
three PERSONS wore arrcsten
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COWS AT HIS HEELS
Sir DouElnS Hnig Refuscd 10 BE with
out His Two Jersey

LONDON, July 2l.-During Sir Doug
las halr s numerous moves ifnme-
diatciy before November he was ac-
companicd everywhere by couple Of
Jersey cows, writes Il correspondent mt
of the Manchester Guardian
Whenever the comma nder- in chiefs
train moved tho cows were put ahoa rd
lorry and followed slowly after the
train. ana when the stopping place
was reached were turned out on any
available bit of grassland
And so Sir Douglas always had fresh
milk. for breakfast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-22

North Avenue: l75 feet north OF Crawford
street July Il. 1919. StiS0.
-; Z. ,Mherry: trustee; - cornelius Bland
IL; sls Gine1 Street, III FEES, e sSu,n
OF, clay Stre.t April l. 1918: $50
HAIRY I. Moore. trustee. TO charles II.
i!uhhard and Ev. Iwife,. No. 1903 J.? and
III North Twenty fifth Street. :.Nlln feat
cast lin. rwcuty-nfth Street. .os f..t north
oil - stssst July - 1919; 5l.o6,.
. tPartiaD-t. L. Denour and II. Seldom
TAYLOR trustees, to H NJ. stuart No. =
North Twenty eighth street - feet II i
inches by 20 feet . inches west lin. Eighth
street. N feet inches soutn OF FRANKLIN
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REGAINS HIS SPEECH
Vim Struck Dumb at Nimy Ridge Talk.
for First Time In
Year.

LONDON, July 2l-A T. Pearson.
OF Stratford. was struck dumb in ac-
tion at Eimy Ridge in March. 1915
AT A liverpool hospital ne under
went special treatment. but il was OF
no avail. and for fourteen months he
had remained spcechlcss.
~ few days ago his mother. by
chance. pinched him very hard. In the
most natural way he cried out: ''Oh.
don't"
From that time his speech has come
pack 10 MIN. although at present talk
ing causes MIN some little pain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-22
Coolest and Most Attractive Location
HOTEL ESpLAhADE

WHOLE BLOCk OCEAN FRONT.
Directly on tn. Boardwalk Roston 10
Sovereign Ave- in exclusive Chelsea sec
ZION. Capacity. 800. Fresh and sea water
baths. priNat. and public. and every .p-
pointmcnt. Modern hydro-th therapeutic de-
partment Orchestra Dancing AUTO bus
me-tn trains Booklet.
Ownership Direction. W F.. SHAW
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HENKICO TRUST DEEDS.

r. H. Avis and i h Avis to a. s
LILY. trustee. llJGS acres Now Market
or Charles Road. July 10 1879: s5.sO5
RtNcs Fleming to Pcyton Fleming. trus-
ire" lot west side Broad Street Road.
ven miles west OF city OF Richmond. July
1915
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HE>Rrco BARGAISs AND SALES.

William . Richey and Rose Z. 1wifel.
=" X. III. AVIS and j. Is. Avis. 1875 acres
on New Ma:kc, Road or charles Road July
-. 1919 tax sI@: SO
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THE WILTSHIRE,

Virginia av ana Beach Ocean view: ca.
ia city $50 private baths. running water in
rooms, elevator. &c. American plan. $50
up daily: special weekly Booklet
SAMUEL. ELLIS.
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Grand Atlantic

Virginia Ave. tho Beach and all at
fractions Capacity. 900. lnOdsrn hotel.
With every convenience. Large rooms pr.-
waite athS: running water In rooms, ei~-
vntor, etc. Table an especial feature. 81
meets trains
". f SHAW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-22

a bout certain eventualities." but Il
would seem 10 mean If Lloyd George
were forced into an awkward situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-22
ITi.ANTIC CITY.
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Nircinia Avenue AZ DeeCh Occan View
Capacity 500. elevator. private baths. run
plan $3.50 UP daily. Special weeniy
NJ. 4 SMITH
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PERSONALS.
Lost and Found.
1 o

BULL. TERRIEK-Lost. from EOS North
boulevard sunday evening, White English
bull terrier. Answers name OF "a" re-
ward Tor return Information. Phon..
boulevard ao5s blanchard ;. Forbes
hEIS-Lost. near hermitage. Va. May 20.
1919. one bunch keys Finder please 10
turn to Room 205. Broad street station.
Richmond Va
AckAGE-LoS,. In iitncy Monday after
noon. pachage containing one corset. two
pair silk hos" and rcd flower Finder
please call Madison ls5i-W for reward
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

JoliNSON--Dsed. At her home Washing
T., '"il. ~. T.. sunday. July 20. Mrs. Margaret
r. r, Johnson. aged ciEhty-hvc. widow OF Tho
uenrico "' va '"''" h'''
.r Funeral services at grave. Oakwood.
Iuesday. July 20. o'clock T. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-14

La nrcva contribution que vi 4 impOnerSc a
todoS los GLE cntren nj tc~rritoriO nacional, sean cS-
traniorcS o mczictnoS. : cue fe ela5orada Dor Ia
S-crctaria dc Hacienda Y a%probada ror la mayo
ria obrcgoni>ta lie In CamaTa. 6 decir. por In Ga
mara riSma. rserccc MY ScriaS consideraciones Y
las protcStaS de Ia opinion puhlica.
Niucun mczicano que Ne Sienta capaz de de-
fender a In Patria ' al hogan. dcbe admitIr Seme'
iante continuation. que nj atacar los fueroS del ho-
car. ataca 4 In patria mi>nia. Ia Camara no tie
ne facnltadcS nara "lcgalizarT una contributions
Que atenta contra 81 mas sagradO de los derechos
dc un ciudadauo. Los dcrcchoS, como Ia paia6ra
10 indica. no pueden nj debeu grararSe con un So
10 centayc. porque cntoncc> dciaran de ser dcre-
CLOS. - el dcrccho dc cntrar Y Salr Ibremcnte
del tcrritorio nacional pUcde gravarSe lmpunemen-
tc con una contribution, no vcmoS cntonccS Ia "a
ION para que dcjc dc -ravar>c cl cjerciclo del ST.
Tragic. por cicrplo. que c< un dcrccho Semejantc
V incmcS Sagrado. por ser p~olitico Y no natural. al
: Que So ticne para eutrar Y Salir del tcrrltorlo.
Is arlNo Ia RepuLlica McXicaRa mn hotel ca
FRANCESCA. q 81 hoear del pueblo mcHican0: Erton'
res :porqac cxigir cl paco dc vcintc pesos al mcHi-
cano quc entire al tcrritorio nacional?
bessie 81 pumto dc vista moral. eSta contribution
eS nm abSurdo. Is q %obiCrr0 carranclsta un 60
hicrno cxtranjcro. para que obligue 4 pagan a los
mcNicanoS vcintc pesos nor Cntrar 4 Su terrltorlo:
ii 81 rarranci>mo e M protcctorado a>iatico, por
eiempIo. cue a>pira Il Ii %conQUiSta absolute de
maestro paiS. y prclcndc tratar 4 los meNcanoS
como cvtranicro>, cnfonccS biCn pucdc decrctar esa
contribution Y nu por vcintc sine por cinCuenta pc
sos. para que SEA mas cficaz Y rapida In destruction
0 Il dchiIitamirn,o del pals ' de Ii raza.
E<I contribution eS anti-Socla Y antl-naclonal.
Las lcyc> const:tUcionaleS no permiten gabcias Sc
mrianrr<, pcro aunque aSi fucra, el pueblo dcbc
c>tar cuciIna tie todaS las Constructions hahidaS
y pur baber Y e al pueblo, al pueblo humildc, a
las classes rrJiaS Z ruicrcS 50 ataca prinCipalmcn-
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Historic de la gran Guerra

u c~ompendio tiene todas las cuali-
dades de exactitud. de elegancia Y de
mesura que pudieran desearse. TODD
clio no hace mas que darle mas va
Tor.
Su frarqueza es completa. Sc po-
dria tenler que un frances puSiera Ell
manic de Noe sobye a!gunos desfa-
ilecimientos Y algunos errores de su
pals. No Sc admirard nadie de que
haya juzgado con severidad las afro
cidades alemanas "a que no Sc ha
abstenido de rendirle homemade a Ia
perseverance,, a. valor Y al prodigio-
trabajo de una nacion a Ia que
perdi6 ell orgullo. Ha podido. pues,
cscribir las siguientes lineas:
He hablado de las d~ebi!idades de
IL misma manera que he senalado
las grandeZaS. No he diSimuiado
ninguna de nuestras faltas nj atenua
do ninguno de nuestros evcses y
les he hecho plena justicia a nuestros
enemigoS. No he puesto en- duda MIN
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CHASCARRILLOS
Virgile ROSSEL,

-iCual es ell colmo de un forzu-
do?
No pagan Ia casa, porque no lie
venzan los meses.
Decian a cierto sujeto sumamente
tacano:
-cEs creible que l!eve listed su
miseria a tai extreme, que en su ca
sa dicen todos que padece de necesi-
dad?
-Es una groccra calumnia. Pre-
cisamentc en- mi casa TODD mundo es-
Ia harto. Yo cstoy harto de mi cos
tilla. mi c~ostilla esta harta de mi; los
GRADES y los anima!cs estan hartos de
nosotros, Y nosotros estamos hartos
de los criados y lie los bichos.
-Iiagame el favor de decirme,-
preguat0 un pasajero a otro que iba
solo con el, en- un wagon del ferro-
cacril.--iEn este caro- hay un TIM
6rc de alarma Y in agente de la po-
liria?
No. seavr; no hay NADIA de ESQ.
-..FueS entonces, entregueme US
led Ell c! acto Ia cartera y el reloj.
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"Cascarets" ST
tiene DoIor de Cabe-
"a, esta Bilioso 0
Constipado
Is la mejor medicinal para Ell
higado Y los rinones. NAL a.
liento. fuerteS reSfriados y
acideZ Ell ell estomago
una GAIA hoy mismo.

COmpre una GAIA hoy mlSmo.
Los fuertes dolores de cabeza, BIZ
liosidad, lengua sucia Y pastosa, Ia
caheza V nariz obstruidas a cauSa de
resfriados. provienen de %entorpeci-
miento del higado; alimentos fermen-
tados V no digeridos acumulados en-
los intcstinos o acidez Y gases en- el
est6mago.
Las SustanciaS que sc
IAN acumuIado en- los intestlnos, en-
Gez de ser arroiadas del ORGANISING,
son a~bsorvidas por Ia sangre. Guam
10 estas S~ustancias lIegan a las de-
licadas cclulas cerebrales causan IA
congestion Y csc terrible y torturan-
te dolor de cabeza.
Los "Cascarets' limpian inmedia-
tamente cl eSt0mago, a~rrojan los all
mentos fermentados y no digeridos,
asi como los gases; eXpele el eXceso
de bills del higado Y arroja tGda sus-
tancia no aprovechable Y venenosa
que Sc acumule en- los intestinoS.
Tn "C~ascaretS" por la noche 10
tonificara Y aliviara para Ia manana
s;guiente, pues esta mediclna obra
duraHte 81 Sueho. Una GAIA que ad-
uuiera en- cualouier drogueria signi-
flea para I'd. una cabeza despejada
Y el estomago, higado e intestlnos
fu~ncionando con entera r~egularidad
por cspacio de varios meses.
(Adv.)