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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
AMERICANS SHOW OTHERS
SPEED IN WAR MAPS

Paris, March 24.-The Twenty Ninth
Engineers of the American EXpedi-
ti0nary Force are conducting some in
teresting experiments i'll map making
and reproducing in the field, With
fivc-tOn truck s d printing and litho-
graphic establishment they have sue
ceeded in turning out 10000 copies Of
field maps an hour The French and
British are taking keen interest in
the American outfit as they have US
ed railway train for such work. and
their best output has been about 300
copies an hour Furthermore rail
way train is limited in operation to
available trachage while there vir-
fully is no limitation to the mobility
of the truck
In some operations Of this war
every man in a trench raid party has
been furnished with a map of the sec
tor involved so the Importance Of
quick map making is very great. The
quick development and prompt repro
duction in quantity of air photographs
is also a phase OF these experiments.
spylg wl1r-TTp,h gtrahtese
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
WILL
MARK ROAD BOND
START IN CRISP
BUSINESS MEN INVITED NEXT
FRIDAY NIGHT
GINGER FOR WORKERS
Chairman Frank Bartholo-
NEW Wants Everybody at
Luncheon OH Time.

The first stroke in the campaign
for Crisp's $350,OO0 in road bonds
with which to secure permanent
roads will be luncheon at the Su-
vance Hotel Friday night next at
$50 O'Clock. Cordele Time Every
citizen and business man will be Civ
Ell a welcome here and an urgent pub
ic invitation is extended to all citi-
zens to be present as the guest of the
committee in charge of the campaign.
The luncheon will be served at the
hotel dining room ana there will be
several live addresses intended to
start enthusiasm. AT this meeting
Chairman F. l.. Bartholomew and his
committee expect to secure the aid
OF fully seyenty-five strong advocates
IN It personal campaign which will
| make the bond issue certainty.
No county has failed on an issue
similar to this in Georgia as yet, and
those fC'1ering the movement in Crisp
are hopeful of the finest results here,
Judging from the determination of
friends OF the movement Most of
those fayoring the movement know
that the taxpayers will have to pay
the tax with which the government is
meeting the paving expenses, wteher
we use our part or not and those in
charge of the movement do not in
tend to let it go by for use in other
counties and other states.
Those going to this luncheon will
be expected to have their names in
the hands of Charles E. Brown secre-
tary OF the committee by noon Friday
i'll order that the luncheon may be
PREPARED in accordance with the num-
: ;" attending.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
RUSSIANS ASKING
MANY QUESTIONS
FAIL TO GET COMM UNiCATloN
WITH MUNICH

Paris Tuesday (By the A"sociat-
ed Pressl.-M Titchern, Russian
Bolshevik foreign minister, is unable
to communicate with Munich, accord
ing to a wireless dispatch from him
to Bella Kun, Rolshevik foreign min
lister Of the Hungarian Soviet govern
ment picked up here.
Kun is asked to send message
TO Munich irstructing the Soviet lead
ers how to organize thier government
Titcherin made the following inqul-
RES: Have you seized all the cloth
ing supplies. factories, bank paper,
stock and print shops so as to issue
the newspapers for the workmen?
Have you established "a siX-hour day
and taken the BourgeOise as hostages
and given them less food than the
workmen? Have you forced the
Bourgeoise to share their homes with
the warkmen2 Have you doubled or
trebled the workmens' wages?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
TENNESSEE CLIDES
PROUDLY TO SEA
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLAR SEA
MONSTER CHRISTENED

New York. April 3O.--The worlds
most powerful battleship, the super,
kreadnaught Tennessee was success.
fully launched today. sliding down the
way i'll the New York navy yard at
nine forty-fve o'clock.
More than seventy-five hundred peo-
pie gathered in the yard to witness
the ceremony. The sponsor was Miss
Hele Roberts daughter of the Gov
ernor of Tennessee, who broke the
bottle of champagne over the bows
OF the vessel, despite the fact that
Tennessee is a dry state. Governor
Roberts, his staff and scores of other
prominent visitors were present.
The vessel is a thirty-two thousand
ton monster and will cost fifteen mil
lions when completed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

UPPER 1NlCHT
DISTINGUISHED MINER AND
LECTURER AT RAusT
CHURCH TONIC

Dr.Kerr Upper is heready 70
take up his work in thekble In
stitute at the Baptist chur md to
night at $50, CCrdele tin lie will
speak on "The Divine lnsltion Of
The Bible" This is one of lITuper's
favorite themes and it nenot be
said that it will be an oppoiity for
local people rare in every ocular.
DR.. Topper won the peopf Cod
dele a year ago in his stay dmonth
when the Baptists had no 1r. He
has been called back for the lie In
stitute because he is so Welhd to
present just the topics whide as
| signed to him.
The pastor, Rev. Wallagear,
and the leading members the
church are indeed pleased tie is
here and they urge stronghold
everybody hear DR.. Tuppeere
will be nothing in church eftir a
long time so nearly uniVerien-
iCyable and instructive as Eup-
per's lectures and sermons. II Inc
of the most scholarly and nile
quent Baptist pulpit speaker91e
country.
Tomorrow night he Will IS
"The Four-Fold Unity of The !"
Then Friday night 1.-THE Mas
ideals Of The Bible"
Sunday morning DR.. Upper !
liver "A Message To The Gu
This will be a sermon Of rare
The men of the community and
vt should also remember that II
speak to the Mems Bible ca
charge Of Mr.. Robuck at the 81
School hour. Every man is inVit
be present, especially those ltvi
a distance. DR.. Upper is worth
ing miles to hear. Every man
can get standing room in the c
will have a welcome at this no
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
BUSINESS OUTGROWS LAWS
NTEbED TO CONTROL II

. St. Louis,April 3O.-American bus
mess in thetuture will be more CO.
operative tM competitive and this
cooperation VI solve many of the
difficulties TT the present inada-
quate anti trt laws fail to solve
manySecretaryt Commerce Redfeld
declared III an dress here today be-
fore the ChamE of Commerce Of
the United StatS
He characterlN extreme competi-
ton as destructA as uncontrolled
combines.
The nation will ing a proper So
luton for business tich he said had
outgrown the law tended to con-
! troll it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
HARDWICK CAN
FIND NO MOTIVE
INTERNAL MACHINE INJURIES
MRS. HARDWIcK AND MAID

Atlanta, April 3O.-Federal author
titles are busy today seeking clues OF
the sender of the Internal machine
which exploded i'll the home OF for
mer Senator Thomas w. Hardwlck
late Yesterday, seriously injuring Mrs
Hardwick, whose face was burned
and cut and a negro maid who had
both hands blown off.
The package was mailed from New
York to Mr.. Hardwick at Sadersvllle'
Ga, and forwarded to Atlanta. 1t bore
the wrapper of Gimble Bros. Depart
ment store, New York, similar to the
one sent Monday to Mayor Ole Han
son of Seattle, Washington.
IHardwick expressed the belief thai
the attempt is the work of anarchists
but he is at loss for the motive
| All were similar to that sent u
Hardwick and bore labels OF Gimbe
Brothers Store, but did not have sui
ficient postage.
Theofficials to whom they were ad
! dressed included Postmaster Genera
Burleson. Pauser, Commissioner, ant
Caminetti, of the immigration Burea'
Rockefeller, Morgan. Mayor Hylar
Justice Holmes of the United State
Supreme Court and others.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
RAINEY SCHOOL TO
CLOSE WITH PICN
TEACHERS, PUPILS AND PAIRO
EXTEND INVITATION TO
PUBLIC,

Miss Ossie Pearl Jennings, teachl
and all the pupils and patrons of q
Raney School, situated just beyol
the home of Mr.. John Raney on U
plantation of the late Mark Rane
will close their school Friday, NJ;
End with a picnic and exercises Will
will be held during the morning.
The public is extended warm a
a cordial invitation to be present
the guests of the community The
will be a bounteous spread OF go
things to eat and program render
bv the teacher and pupils OF
school which will make the day
joyable.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
GERMAN PEACE
DELEGATES ARE
AMAZED RUIN
EXPRESS HOPE THAT PEACE
WILL SATISFY
RECEIVED BY FRENCH
Words Fail Germans to Elk
press Feeling as Crossed
Devasted Area.

Versailles, April 3O-When the
German delegation to the peace con
gress headed by Count Won Brock.
dorfed Rantzau reached Versailles
last night, it was received in the
name Of the French government by
M. Chaliere, project of the depart
ment of the Seine Etoise, to whom the
Count expressed his thanks in behalf
of the delegation.
The counts secretary Herr Rudi,
ger, later remarked to the newspaper
men present that words fail me TO
describe my feelings as crossed
your devasted regions. | hope the
peace which we are about to sign
will give satisfaction to all the ma
tons which participated in the war
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
.SOVIETS TAKING
ALL CITIZENS
EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER MEN
GET INTO TROUBLE

Budapest, April, %O.-Six hundred
arrests have been made by the So
Wit authorities. Virtually every fin
ancier publisher. editor, writer, man
ufacturer or eX minister of Hungary
who could be reached is being thrown
int oprison.
The editors as well as large num-
Der of reporters. were taken into Gus
tody, it is alleged, because they re-
fused to accept brides to champion
the Soviet cause. -
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
CHAIRMAN CANNON BUSY ON
PLANS FOR ONE DAY DRIVE
NEXT TUESDAY IS time
Leading Citizens Will Have
Part in Making Day Sue
cess for Crisp's Quota,

Tuesday is the day! Chairman J.
w. Cannon announced yesterday that
he would make Crisp's bond drive for
the Victory Loan on that date and he
confidently expects to finish the task
on that date Already he has gone
about the task of securing the assist
ance of practically all leading bust
ness men and with them he win go
out on Tuesday to complete the task.
No effort has been made in this
county as yet. 1t was planned to wait
till interest began to pick up and
then go in for finish in short
time. Following that program Tues
day has been made the day Crisp will
have to come over with 100000.
1t is planned to have one of the
tanks here on that date and Chairman
Cannon is busy now ascertaining if
can be secured this bit of Victory Loan
interest to bring here for those who
have not seen one OF the great mo-
dern fighting machines which played
such an important part in winning the
war These going the rounds for the
loan are small ones, but they never
fail to attract Interest,"
-,. The people of Crisp are urged to
get ready for the drive This is the
last one, but the war task is not
finished and the government needs
the money. The present loan is a
much more attractive one than those
offered heretofore 1t is short term
"a percent interest bearing paper
with Uncle Sam behind it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
ITALY LOOKS TO
WILSON FOR new
ADRIATIC VIEW
CLAIM PEOPLE HAVE ANSWER
ED WITH VOTE CONFIDENCE
ENTENTE MUST REVERSE
Italian Pres Praises Moder-
alton of Orlando's Ad-
dress. Subject in Council.

Rome, April 3O.-Newsjajers in com
menting On Premier Orlando's speech
before parliament and the vote OF con-
fidence declare that now, it remains
for the Entente to revise its decision
regarding the Adriatic adjustment
The view is taken that President
Wilson has appealed to the Italian
people and now they have given al
answer that is bound to have its ef
feet on Wilson's attitude.
The press is unanimous in prals
ing what it refers to as a spirit o
Justice and moderation pervading tn
speech of the Prime minister.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
ENEMY SOON TO
KNOW VIVA TCOST'
OF WAR Will Be
JAPAN WILL GET KAIOCHAU AT
PEACE TABLE
GOES BACK TO CHINA THEN
Doubtful Reports Reaching
Paris Fro mBerlin Regard
in German Attitude.
GOES BACK TO CHINA THEN

Paris, April 30.-(By the Assoclat-
ed Press) 1t is planned in peace con-
ference circles to go ahead with the
treaty of peace without regard to any
action of Italy, as it is considered
probable that the Italian delegation
will not return, certainly not within
the present week
The first meeting with the Gersaus
will probably occur Friday afternoon
or Saturday, when the pact will lbe
presented Reports from Berlin that
have reached the American delega
ton are somewhat contradictory con-
corning the German purposes, as
some reports indicate that an early
signing of the treatw is probable,
while others say it is doubtful II
peace will be signed at all.
A formula for the solution of the
problem Of Kiaochau which it was
hoped would remove all poSsiblllt!
of a definite break and prove mutual
iy to the Chinese and japanese ha
been reached by the powers, it was
stated in authoritative quarters to
day.
Up to midafternoon there was NJ
further announcement regarding
the Kiaochau agreement which ha
been made. 1t is understood tn
plan contemplates giving Kiaocha
to the Japanese in the peace treat
with the arrangement for its retur
to China under certain conditions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
GREAT EARTHQUAKE
IN SAN SALVADOR
NO DETAILS EXCEPT THAT DAM.
AGE is EXTENSIVE

New York, April 30.-CabIe reports
received by the South American Ca
BILE Company indicate that the earth
quake which occurred at San Saliva
dor two days ago may prove as dis
astrous sthe great quake in 1917.
1t was stated today that no details
have been received but the company's
agent at San Salvador has cabled that
the damage is extensive. apparently
riValing that of two years ago.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
Mine DEATHS GO
TOTAL NUMBER y
OVER THREE HUNDRED MEN IN
ALABAMA MINE

Birmingham, April 3O,-After a
careful search of every part of the
mine, the death toll resulting from
the explosion in the Majestic Coal
mine near here yesterday stood at
ty-two today, two of whom are
white men.
Eight men were seriously injured
Three hundred and one men were
in the mine at the time 70 the eXplo-
sion.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
Council BUSY With Italy

Paris. April 3O.-The council OF
three met today half hour earlier
than usual. While there was no pro
gram announced, 1t was believed the
Italian situation, as has developed
by parliamentary endorsement OF the
Italian delegations position, was to
be considered. The discussion over
Kiaoschau was resumed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
HOME GUARD REFUSE
OBEY CATS ORDER
RESIGN RATHER THAN PROTECT
ALLEGED MURDERERS

st. Augustine, April 30.-The Home
Guards Of st. Johns County have re-
fused to obey the orders flo Governor
Cats to protect the four alleged muir
derers of Willy Goens at the trial
which starts in Lake City May 2, and
have rendered thier designations.
Flhe sheriff has supenoed men from
a provisional state militia company.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

ONLY ONE BILLION
\ DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED

| Washington, April 30.-SuH-
$riptions to the Victory Loan
officially reported to the Treas
UT today passed a billion dol
lats Thus with the campaign
NEARLY half over less than one
fOuath OF the total of four and
a lSf billions has been subscri-
bed
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
Earthquake Recorded

Washington, April 30.-A very Sc
we're and prolonged earthquake esti-
mated as centered four thousand
miles from here was received today
at Georgetown University siesmologi-
cal observatory.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
AVIATORS TO START
TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT

St Johns. April 30.-Raynham
has announced his intention to
start off on the transatlantic
flight to Ireland at three O'Clock
this afternoon. Hawker is eX-
pected to follow an hour later.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
BEL GUM APPEALS TO
ALLIES FOR SUPPORT

Brussels, April 29.--The senate to-
day adopted a resolution appealing
TO the parliament of the allied ma
tons for their powerful support and
Intervention to uphold Belgium's le-
gtimate claims for the restoration of
her country.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
Vote of Confidence

Rome. Tuesday.-The Orlando gov
eminent was given a vote OF conf
dence in the, Italian senate tonight
following a vote of confidence gwen
him in the house of deputies.
A great demonstration followed the
Premier'S address.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
BOMBS ADDRESSED
TO SEVENTEEN MEN
FIND NEW YORK MAIL LOADED
WITH INTERNAL MACHINES

Wa shingtoE, April 30.-Postoffice
inspectors in New York City reported
today the discovery there OF seven
teen Internal machines put into the
mails addressed to prominent off.
Gals, including CABINET officers
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30
ALLIES REPULSE
STRONG Dol DASH
TOOK THIRTEEN PRISONERS AND
HELD OWN GROUND

Archangel, Monday.-American and
British troops at Kurgoman on the
right bank of the Dvina repulsed a
strong Bolshevik attack Sunday night
taking thirteen prisoners.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

To combat an increasing pest the
last session of the New Zealand Par
lament made it compulsory for prop
erty owners to destroy a certain por.
ton Of the rabbits on their land.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

Two additional banks representing
American interests weer estaohsheo
in Shanghai last year.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

There are over 100000 dogs Ii
censed in the United Kingdom.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

Argentina will have for export this
year over three and half meter
Mons of corn.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-30

You smack your lips
over it, because you
like it's taste, it's
qualities, it's genuine
qualification. 1t salts
fies thirst.
Nobody has ever been
able to successfully
initiate it, because
it's quality is indelibly
registered in the taste
of the American pub
. lie.
Demand the genuine
by full name-nick-
names encourage SUBJ
stitution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
UN DERBY AEREO AL
DERREDOR DEL MUNDO
Lo prepare Ell club aereo de
los Estados Unidos

LON ANGELES, Cal, Octubre %.
Mr.. Alan r. Hawley, Presidente
del Club Aereo de America, que lie
go a eSta ciudad recientemente, ha
arunciado que Sc tiene el proyecto
de ~organizar un derby aereo alrededor
del mundo, en- ell cual Sc daran pre-
MOS por valor en- conjunto de un
million de dolares, Y que dicho derby
debera iniciarse el dia 4 de Julio del
proXimo ano, aniversario de la indie
p]endencia de los Estados Unidos, V
terminar cuando mas tarde, el dia 8
de Enero de 1921.
Mr.. Hawley forma parte tambien
de Ia Comision que esea hacienda IN
viaje alrededor del mundo con ell OBJ
jeto de loca!i2ar las estaciones de
control para los dirigibles Y ~aeropla-
nos que sc e&pera tomaran parte en-
el derby. La citada comision que es-
ia presidida por el COMMODORE Louis
D. Beaumont, lego aver a esta ciu-
dad.
49, I4O q COLiOSt ldInDlSI
las reglss q que deberan sujetarse
los aviadores que tomen parte en- ell
derby y disposiciones concentrates
con ei torneo proyectado, ell cual sera
l!evado a cabo por la Federation Ae-
ronaut!ca International, bajo los aus
picios del Aero Club de America Y id
Liga Aerea de America.
La IONA de recorrido quedara l.
mitada a. aerea co~mprendida entire
los 90 grades latitud norte Y Is gra-
dos latitud sur. Dentro de esta IONA,
los participates en- el torneo podran
seieccionar u propias rutas Y CANT
no de travesia, con Ia condici6n de
que rlndan parte del curse de su
viaje, cuando menos a una estaci6n
de control de las que Sc estableceran
Ell los continentes americana, asiati-
co, europeo y africano Y a traves del
At!antico y PaCifico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31

por ell referido gobierno del Distrito;
algo mas de un siglo sin pagan IN So
10 centavo de renta a Ia Municipali-
dad.
Estatuas y cuadros que pertenecen
al Ayuntamiento capitalino fueron
quitadas de sus sitios y llevadas a las
nuevas oficinas, sin derecho alguno.
Las instalaciones electricas sufrieron
Ia misma operation hasta ell extreme
de no dejar un solo alambre Y, 10 que
es mas todavia Sc llevaron las tazas
de los excusados ingleses y con ellos
tambien la installation del drenaje. No
quedo,-se agrega-nada de valor en-
los dichos salones ocupados por ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
Ell PROFESSOR RODRIGUEZ YER.
ZOSA Sc VA

El professor Paul Rodriguez Yer
zosa, que por'aigun tempo desempe-
no el puesto de Professor de Lenguas
Modernas en- varios de los Campos
Mllitares que rodean Ia ciudad, va a
e~mprender IN viaje a su pals natal,
Fl!ipinaS, donde permanecra por
mas de IN ano. regresando a este
pals en- 1921, despues de haber via
Jado a traves de la Europa Y del Asia.
FerzoSa, espera salir ell dia 1 de
Noviembre proximo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31

gobierno del Distrito, siendo que TODD
clio era de la exclusive propiedad del
mismo Ayuntamiento que no habia
hecho mas que ceder aquel lugar a los
funcionarios del Distrito. La infor-
maci0n a este respecto termina di-
ciendo que 10 que ALI paso, no es mas
que IN saqueo llevado a cabo en- los
salones del Ayuntamiento.
Ell Presidente Municipal, Ing. To-
reno Hernandez, va a elevar una
queja al gobernador del Distrito, par
tiendo de la consideration de que es-
te funcionario NADIA sabe de 10 que
paso en- ell cambio de oIicinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
LA QUESTION DE LOS P~RESUPUESTOS SERA
DISCUTIDA EN- BREVE POR LA CAMARA
atenci6n Sc prestara desde Iuego a Ia ley
de ingresos para revisar ciertos contratos que
han sido celebrates por 81 Executive
NFORMACION GENERAL DE LA METROPOLI
Fue saqueado ell Palacio Municipal al cambiarse las oflclnas
del Gob:erno del Distrito.-Mercsacias retardadas, pr
valor de cinco milones de pesos.-Fueron capturados
los ~zapatistas emboteIlados en- Huautla.

ner communication con u partldarios'
los cuales no pudieron acercarse mas
a la region de Huautla, en- que cue
daron Gonzalez Y PalafoX embotel!a-
dos.
Tanto estos jefes como los sus Sc
gundos, Sc italian en- poder de Coslo
Robelo, quien recibio orden de ira
tarlos con consideration y de con-
~signarlos al general Pablo Gonzalez,
quien Sc encarGara, probablemente,
de juzgarlos de acuerdo con los ORE
cimientos que siempre hizo a los "a
patistas, en- ell sentido de conclllar con
TODD ell u quisiera rendirse y dedl-
carse al trabajo, pa~a 10 cual contarla
con ell apoyo del gobierno.
La noticia de esta rendlclon o de-
rrota de los zapatistas le fue trasml-
tiGa a la Secretaria de Guerra por te-
Iegrafo. Y hasta hoy sc rccibieron en-
esca capital los detalleS.
Sc ~entregaran ~titulos de las tierras
reStituIdas.
Fl Ing. Patr;cio Leyva, Director de
TierraS. informa que en- estoS dlas
la Comision de Fomento entregara
a varios vecinos de I~xtapalapa, sus IT,
tulos lcgalizados que amparan u
tierras que en- calidad de reStituidas
r~cci5ieron por orden del mismo 60
bierno Y que Sc habian aneXado, IN
debidamente. a Ia hacienda de La Con
cepcion. &c propiedad particular.
Estos titulos son los primcros que
Sc entregan de este caractcr, entrega
q la cual seguiran otras muchas que
aun Sc italian pendientes, debido a
que son miles los tituloS que deben
~expe6irse. oues solamente los de k
tapalapa ascienden a mil q~uinientcs.
Con Il entreca de estas titulaci0~
nes de5apareceran las dificultades que
los indigenas tenian cada vez que ira
taban de sembrar.
Cinco millones de pesos dc mercan-
cias retardadas.
A la Direction de los F~errocarri-
les han seguido llegando repetidas
quejas del Norte dc la Republica,
relativa : la falta de carros de tras-
porte de mcrcanciaS. Sc hacen men
clones cspeciales de empleados dc las
lincas que a pesar de toda recomen-