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RECORDED LEASES.

BROADWAY. lis, ably youngs et a.
individ and trustees. 10 Herman Cert
nsr. AS Riverside Drive, 20 yrs from
May i, 1919; atty. Hy J Krinsky iO .ss
Rwhy ....,..,..,....N $500 ana SlO,VVV
7rH Az, n cor Ss,h st, cor store, l0N-.
Schultz Rlty Corpn TO Jos stern and
Lew Bregman, 22s W 35th st, from
July 1, 1918, 10 June l, 1879: atty, A..
bert J Ritkln. IA Bway -. 500 ana ss'oOv
same to same, from J SdS l. is 10
to June I. 1889; atty, same 5000 ss,Svo
Ef.DRIDGE ST, So, bsmt, store and loft
above stor.--Fanny Gresnsbaum to Icy ley
lOe-i2 yrs from Aug l, 1915; atty. VIM
Marx: q Eldridgs st;;c,,.c.is,s,'F,,ssISiSttoo
Scientific Utilities co, yrs from June ~
1918, 1 yr renewal at $40; atty Ass
Solomon % BwAy. ..,..','' ,sSsp
9TH Av, a5O- So, store and bsmtRH L
MAYNARD and ano, trustees TO RosoH
Lunch Co. 4So 9Th Av, yrs from Feb !;
,.irs2 sr .,o.i2 "a Acknowledgement Rity Co
10 Wong Tue, Mott n, 10 yrs from
completion of alterations atty,
Zinava, 81 Chambers at; deposit o.
5000, and rent. .,.,,''''''''''''S iS'oVo
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BROOKLYN SALES.

F. c. Sauter broker. sold for Mary
Hutchings the two story and base
ment frame one family dwelling at
s45 Seventh street. Brooklyn, to Addie
J. Van Norman for occupancy.
Meiste- Builders. Inc. purchased from
the Bursch estate eighteen two family
brick semi-detached houses known as
Sl3 to S65 Seventy-seeond street, Bay
Ridge, on n plot 450x100. Ehis prop
erty was held for s125.0o0.
Samuel Galitxka sold TO a client for
occupancy the new dwelling. with "a.
rage. on plot 40x120, east side of East
Seventh street. 500 feet north Of Avenue
J. F!atbush. Brooklyn.
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HOME FOR GIRLS SOLD.

Pease & Gilman have sold for the Free
Home for Young Girls their four story
and basement house at % East Eleventh
street. on lot 26.7x103,3, located between
Fifth avenue and University Place. The
property was held at $4,000. and will
be occupied by the new owner as his
residence. The sellers will secure other
quarters, but have not yet decided on
their new location.
The sun., 1919-06-18
Cannot Cover shoe Orders.

Boston, June 17.-Some shoe manu-.
facturers are not able TO cover in on all
orders taken for fall and II begins "a
look like a case OF the survival of the
Attest, according to the Shoe aud Ledth-
er Reporter The rapid advance in the
price OF solo and upper leather has pu,
many shoe manufacturers in a position
that will require a good pilot to reach a
safe anchorage, II Is said.
The sole leather markets are active
and excited, Another sensational adj
vance of two cents a pound on union
soles has been scored. Light backs nov
hold at ss cents. Upper leather is in
short supply. with black chrome SELL
ing at 81 foot and colors quoted ur
to SIPS.
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United Retail Plan. secret.

Interests back OF the newly incorpor-
ated United Retail Stores Corporation.
organized under the laws OF Delaware to
operate a chain store system throughout
the world. are not yet in position to
make any definite statement with re-
spect to the combination, its plan OF OPP
Grafton or the class OF merchandise
which will be carried. This was made
clear yesterday by George ]. whelan.
head OF the new enterprise.
Our plans still are indefinite and we
are not near enough to actual operations
to know exactly what we are going to do
or how we are going to do it, said Mr..
Whelan. ANY premature announcement
on my part might conflict with future
plans. as II Is a large undertaking and
there are many plans yet TO be worked
out"
Mr.. whelan professed ignorance Of
what manner of mercha ndise would be
disposed OF In the stores and asked to be
excused from making any statement as
TO when the new combine might be ready
to start business
II is rumored that the stores will cater
to men only, carrying general line Of
haberdashery, hats and. IN some in
stances, clothing. according to the loca-
ton.
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SALE on FRONT STREET.

Cammsnn. VOORHEES, q Floyd have sold
10 the Markham Realty Corporation. 5S
Front street. corner of Cuyier's alley, a
fvestory building on lot 2oxsS. This 10 the
hrst sale Of the property since 1874.
The Markhs-i Realty Corporation has
purchased in this section ~. 4s. IS, So. 81.
IS, II, 10 and 81 Front street. fve OF
which they have resold.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Edward II. Holmes sold through Frank
Hughes Taylor Company to William Van
Doom Of the Holland-America Line his
colonial residence and garage, with half
acre of ground. at 1853 Park street, Mont
clair, valued at $4,000; also sold for
Alice b. Smith to C. b. Fernald her
property at AZ Northview avenue, Mont
clair. consisting OF residence and garage,
OH plot 77xlS0. valued at $500.
Robert Il. Farley Organisation sold for
Mrs. Mary Bell her house on Ridgeyiew
avenue White Plains. to Lee Kugei.
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BRONX APARTMENT REsoLD.

william C. Costing has resold the two
I've story twenty family apartment
houses at 1850 to 1856 Grand Con-
course and Boulevard. northeast corner
Of lssth street. returning a yearly rem
tai Of $4,000. The buildings cover a
plot l4sxss,5, and were held at $780,
900 The seller acquired them recently
from Frederick Brown.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

William A. White & Sons leased apart
ments at 200 to 2o6 West Fifty-second
street to Alton ]. Newman ana Joseph
A. killeen and to John f. HoEarty at
- West Tenth street an apartment to
Walter N. Boyden; at 173 Madison ave-
nue. an apartment to Pearl L. Gardner :
also In conjunction with the Rutland q
Corporation to Sarah
Ahern dwelling at lo3 East Thirty
NTH street.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18th ST. $50 W, mtg ,l7,ooo--Henry A
q Taylor 10 Central Saw Bank, 1877 lth
av; attys, cadwalader. W T. 90 Wall
,,ip5 ST, iss R.LGwy:r: Title { T trust
Co TO Emma Runk, w sSth At;
atty, l. 7 & IT Co. 100 Dway .sio, 900
iIsD ST, 237-SS w. mtg N.ooo--Geo W
atty, II Gsist, ils Grafton st. New
5s TN sT, AS W, mtg now ii,5cc.Eiia +
Harper TO Arthur W Peace. 4eS sth av:
attys. A r Peace a Son, S3b Flatbush
Hklyn ,,.,.,sss..s's,'' y
MADIsOT AV, iaSa-s4. mtg now ;535Oo
Isaac Lovsnfeld ct al, exrs to VIM
stcinberE. l2S W slAth ct; atty, NJ Mon
RivERsipE pRIvE. sic-Ksnneth
MarysS % e eCTn,y Trust Co. 1896 Main air
TITH sT-TItls Guar g. T co 10 Central
saw hank. 1877 4th av; atty. T g a 7
Co, l76 Bway. .tlb, 900
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The shortage OF skilled labor In the
millinery industry in this city has be-
come so serious that many OF the manu-
facturers are experiencing difficulty in
producing enough merchandise to COM
plete all OF their orders
The shortage extends to practically all
branches OF the trade from the hat
making industry to the trimmed hat
lines, and there are indications that
unless the manufacturers are successful
in their efforts TO secure additional help
deliveries OF goods for fall on which the
trade Is working now will be seriously
delayed. A campaign of cooperative
advertising to attract young women to
the trade Is being considered.
The sun., 1919-06-18
RUMoRED MADISON AVE. DEAL

twas reported yesterday that the 8. w.
Andrews residence at s75 Madison ave-
nue., southeast corner OF Seventy-thlrd
street, has been sold. II is four stories
high and occupies a lot fronting 81
feet on the avenue and IS feet in the
street
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SELLS BRONX PROPERTIES.

HAIRY II. Cohen sold for the Sunshine
rsAiiy Company the northwest corner Of
,nolay avenue and I66th street. a ave
ss oIy twenty family apartment house, on
~ ~ 5ix1oo, held AT $4,000; also sold
s~. client OF Arthur Bell 2li4 Clinton
avenue, Ave story twenty-five family
snpartment 48xsIt, valued at $50, 900. to
.sN,enard Hahn In a cash deal also for a
s Snni OF Samuel sternberg the Ave story
ssae nat, on plot 4ox10o. on the west
M OF Faiie street. about 30 feet south
lafayette street; also for a client Of
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL VEsEY STREET.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.

BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
WEST lG2D ST. 5ls, n s. 2leo W Amster
dam av, i6KsS.li. 3 story dwelling; John
Gilleran, attyi Oscar ] Smith. ref; due,
tssISsoi taxes, &C. $3.50; adjourned 10
June 2s.
BY Joseph p. Day.
EIGHTH Az, IS, W cor 4th at. lS.TxsIx
2l.5xftxsT, story tenement and stores |;
Henrietta r 70 Boardman VS. Mary a
Doyle st al; Douglas, ArmitaEe 4 Nc.
s2i,oi2:2si taxes, &c. ISIS To the
wEsT 18TH ST, sos. n $. .sii W West
End av. 435xaox1o. lixSSxiEii. s story
dwsllingi virginia 8 Mackay Smith vs.
gram. atty; VIM Van Alstyne, ref;
due. tis, 1881; taxes &C. tii5,so, Ad.
journed to June 20.
IBRoNX EXCHANGED
By James J. Donovan.
GLEASON Av, esls. . ., $50 u Have.
meyer av. 25xioo. vacant; Frank Raueb
vs. John = wenninser ct al; Michael
b McHugh. stty; Michael Esan, ref.
due, $50; taxes. &c. $500, TO the
plaintiff. 5000.
The sun., 1919-06-18

WONDERFUL BARGAINs-Hand some
bungalows and Houses OF every descrip-
ton, every section Of BoEotA, Leoniat.
Morsemere, Teaneck and West EnglewooG.o
beautiful grounds sOxlf0; price $4,000:
others l50H30O, many others some FOR
rent, every Improvement; easy terms: near
schools, Churohes, stores railroads trolley
Hudson Tube and movies Communicate az
once RAYMOND MOORE, West Engle-t
wood. New Jersey. Telephone Englswood
l3l9M. :.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.


(south OF Fourteenth streetl
WEST ST, 2A-SS. 9 9, 81 s Hoboken st. 4sx
100, May 26-Frsnk Page to Lansing
Co. at 2ss West At, due Jan I. 1924, So
address. T. l, Card. ss2 Broome st.S65. 900
18TH ST, 20 y, SIS. 2SxsAio, p m. June 10
Alex G Proudft 10 Lucy C whitridge
10 18th .t: yrs. Sc atty. Lawyers T
Co. i'o AWAY '''''.'' $4,000
East Side.
East Of Firth avenue, between Four
teenth and iioth streets)
5TH AV g. SO g SSth st, asixl0O, D m,
June i6-Gremcach Realty Co 10 Green
witch Saw Bank. 2A6 sth av, due and int
as bonds attys. Middlebrook a b. 80
SsTH ST 10 Z, 81: isIicC.S, june i i.gS
. 5sth 81 Co to Fred u Pinkus ct al
ATTY yto rs B. %'s $500
rad ST. sog Y, n s. 81. sxio2.i, p m. June iS
q Trust Co. as Bwsy. due and int as
s.FH ST. Il y. isxicC... m. June sO Il
Hugh Armstrong. Jr, TO Isabella G
atty. 7 4 GO. i7s B~sy,.. $3.50
st, 6oxloslx5i2 Ssif, m, May as
william steinberF TO VIM Prayer. lss u
field. due June /, 1924, So pr mtg $50
800; atty, Z APPEL, 81 Liberty ST. tls, 500
West side.
tWest Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
AID ST. n 9. 22o W TIN av, ioSN 100. 81 irreE,
June ls-Loretta NJ Hisgins to Bowery
Say Bank, lis Bowsry,, yrs; SA%
SAME PROPERTY. June i,-ssime 10 IN.
sperry a Hutchinson Co, Q w 18th 81,
due Dec 81. 1927. go. pr mtg $4,000,
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Jew JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOE sALn
Exceptional Opportunity

Beautiful residence at Elberon, n. j..
In excellent condition, $50 feet ocean
frontage. $50 feet In depth, having pri-
yate shore front and ocean bath houses.
Contains IL rooms, 3 bath rooms, steam
heat. hardwood finish and modern
throughout. Garage, with living quar-
tiers. Opposite residence % George n.
Pullman and q few hundred feet from
lewisohn, Huri and Brokaw homes,
Valued at $4,000. but owner will seli
at great sacrifice. Apply ALPERN a
COMPANY Raritan building. Perth
Amboy, N. J.
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~ d. Shapiro the southwest corner Of
Oakland place and Prospect avenue,
five story fiat arranged for fifteen FAM
lilies, on lot 25x100. held at $4,000.
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MECHANICS LIEN.


9TH ST, sos E--Herman scher nKt Fed
Grafton Feather Co. owner and CON
tractor ,........,.....,..,. ", 020
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Business Troubles.


NJ. LOUIS BLUMENTHAI-Volun De-
nuon 6y N. Lou1s S,Smsntha,; boarding
bilities 1887, assets 500. Edward W.
Lackey. TAnnersville. N. Y, is the at
SAM soIFER-voluntary petition by Sam
Softer. a presser on cioaks and suits.
lis Norfolk street. Liabilities ss559.
roe Knitting Mills. 32o5; Max Lipshitz.
Slss;; Norris Koling. $1,000. Harold l..
Kunster. ls Rivinston street. is the
THEo JoFTE--voiuntary petition by Theo
zone auetionssr. 1901 Madison avenue.
eipsi Claims: Jacob ' Hss.hEoW Se s5o sC
Max Faiik, sI.7I3; Philip sencer, Si,oi7.
Abraham RosenbIuth, attorney.
Assignment.
LENA ADELMAN. dealing In groceries
signed for the benefit OF creditors to
David Leavenworth.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed yes.
,srdsyi June II; the nrst name 10 that Of
Aronowit.. Harry. and H. Gins
Bruno, Guido-Roxton Realty Co. 1883
Binowit1, Adolph - Metropolitan
Browh. Louis. r. Dos Passes 2Sl.t0
Blankenship, Leland W.-M. Mer-
Daley, dran ANIME F.. ..r-j. T. 1887
rry, walter In. E drove. S'ssTss
Feltman, Franz-H Kastner. $4,000
Faber. Paul-F. V; Helm. 80. la,Hs7i5
Fifth Avenue Coach Goa. Pfef-
Garrison, w, H-H. L. sandiord ''V'''
Gilmore. waiter J,-wmi.' ]. Ryan. 80
Harlow, John J,--jaco6o RUPERT. 1865 90
Homan. Francis D.-M. L. Fraser. ltSo3
Hebron. James-A. Costello. sot3o
Hansen. John q and Fidelitv a
Deposit Co. OF Md-PeOpis, &C. 100000
horny = Oxy-Acetylene Equip
ment Co. of N. Y, Inc. ....... 143I
Ives. Hsrold--s. Alderman. s2Oss
John KolIIn Co. Jne,wR; NJ papf, s!s2s
Kussner. Albert-K. Curran... 2sl.N
Kerr. Melvin W., and Thomas p.
g Forbes CKsrr & ForbeO-G.
LaScrsr. Fred, and Helen unser- ~
Prospect Auto Rental Corp. 1880
Lsymsn' n E.0J, p KNOWLES. s:sS:
Lubin Miiton-M. suderOv iisss
M s.; q The l. 2, rsa S R R:5,,S., '''0'SO
u. weber,. j. M,yrsy..:...- lsa55
Mannis, II. Clark. S. Drake. .sOs2
Printing ..:....,...,,... l.ss.ls
Corp. .....,,...........,..,.. 1892
Mfg. Go. ,........:.:..::.:.....,: ,tt7s5
Deposit Co. Of Md.-People, &c. 10000
bscco Co.............,,,... 1905
Rsdiilc. vincsnio-A. Bi,slia......... s ss5
Ryan, Mary F. At. Kleindienst. 1000
Samowits. Esther, and Rosie
winkler-Lawysrs Mortgage Co. l.ssl5O
Collins a Co. .....,'::...,.., 1918
ct al. ...:........:...........,.., i.9Os7s
min Doroshinsky - Superlative
Paper Box Co, Inc, ....,,,.... sSOal
shetland. Masine-F, o; Hensel.. 6.3slSl
schussler, Maxi. DerkmSn;
costs -, 1885
W, r. wolder ct al 60. As2Gl7
ton Co)--Atlas Button Works. 6Os2o
Turno. Felix il w, Krause,: l,54sSs
Bros. n. Y. ,,.,.............. 1875
Tarver, Edward-A' W Allardics. 1861
wagner. Lawrence-A. Hupfels ''''''
co, ......,.......,,..,, l.sgA7G
Wilton. Louis CT; PuEh, ..... 1890
Waterbury, Henry F,-P. suss-
waiSap. samuel TT. /. Picck. 5 5siS9
Yasser. Meyer-P. Fuchs. 3G5,ol
BRoNX.
The FIRST name Is that of the debtor.
Ackerson, AleKander-Southsrn
Boulevard Garage Corpn,,,,.. 5000
Bloombaum, AbrAham-D, savit-
city of New YYOrk2M A. FFian. '''''''
asan .......;............,...,. 1880
Frankenberg. Frank B,--N. Y.
Katz. Louis-H Jaeobsohen.,,,.. 1.osSf5
GaEoni' TONY I99uns GO. 3'S'saS
comm, .,.,.,r..... l.Ss0 rs
The sun., 1919-06-18
EXPORTERS PROTEST
HIGH WATER RATES
Hide Dealers and Tanners
Council to Fight Increased
Steamship Charges.

As the initial step In Q vigorous pro-
test against the increase In steamship
rates between the United States and
South America. which became effective
June /, a Joint committee representing
the National Association OF Exporters OF
Hides and Skins and tho Tanners Coun-
ell was appointed at q meeting held yes
terday In the offices of the association.
Plans were discussed whereby the col
lective views OF the entire hide, skin
and tanning Industries will be presented
before the Shipping Board In a com.
plant.
committee. consisting OF Adolph
Hirsch OF the Adolph Hirsch Company
r. A. Rosenfelt OF the General Hide and
Skin Company. Il D. Mckown OF Hans
Rees 4 Son and Henry s. Howes OF
Howes Brothers Company OF Boston, was
chosen TO go TO Washington to ascertain
what can be done TO alleviate what are
termed as prohibit!ve steamship rates on
certain commodities
The sun., 1919-06-18
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan
Hronx.

MANHATTAN AV. 30T--Jennie q Buckley
aEt Emily Kearr ct al (foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE attys, Hill, Lockwood 4 Red
heid
The sun., 1919-06-18

TRICoT Jersey Knit Cloth for bloomersl
envelope chemses. union suits. WSmeH'a
and ehildren's underwear. flesh and white q
prompt deliveries; large quantities; sarnples
on request Becker. Amsterdam. New YORK.
The sun., 1919-06-18

FRANKLIN Az. W 8. 32.T 5 roth st. 20,5x
INSTRUMENTATION Sons OF Israel
Taimud Torah Beth Israel. Inc, AIT
Augusta q Hoyt faction TO recover pos
session.: atty. NJ Monfrlsd.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

FoRsTrH 81. it2 aud IAN l. Rohmsn,
Is. 1910. .................. 1851 81
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HOW TO GO

From PENN. station take
an electric train on North
Side Division. Long Island
RR.. to Beeehhurst white
stone Landins); or a short
nun by automobile via
Queensboro(59t St. } Bridge.
Jackson Az. and Flushing.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAIr

ADJOINING 2-family houses all rsnted ,
good paying investment; can be seen
from 10 H. A. NJ. +. BERGMAN, iS2
llth St, BROOKLYN
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wEsTCHEsTER NEAL ESTATE.

WESTCHESTER MEAL ESTATE.
S0~~-~~>~~7-~-~--~~~-~~--~~~-~
TIME WAS NEVER MORE OPPORTIJN "a
than now 10 select your homo site and
build your own home, Let me show you
how you can own your own home in at
tractlNe surroundings. with all city i'm
proVcments, at LaTch mont. within a few
minutes walk Of the station and forty
minutes Of New York
SYLVESTER FROHOCK,
! Madison Az, y. Y. city. Tel 2577-Cr PmercxI
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HOUSES FOR THE SUMNER.

-.~.... - N~S>@>->--~~>>~t
COTTAGE in Lake Placid. nve bed
rooms; all modern improvements; pricS
$500 for season. Apply Box Sb2. Lake PiaS
cid, " Y
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REAL ESTATE.

r. 4
>~>~~@~-~-~>~~~N~~-->>~~~>--~
n "OIE 1870 Bway. MY. Tho
l. J.. for sale or rent.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET. 2
TIth ST. and BROApwAY--Handsom
apartment for summer months. very cool !.
9Th floor rooms. baths. southern exE
posure, screened throughout; completelX
furnished; from June 90 TN sept 20. Adj.
dress Mrs, HEINE. AIS Broadway; Phond
3SA3 schuyler y
7?D ST. iOS WHsT-FTvo room. house,
keepins, richly furnished. linen and silver,
player plano, Nictrola; al outside roomSt
s2a5 monthly; reduction II rented riu Oc-
tober / Apartment .. CoLumbns-?S1
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twest Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
md IIAih alrAAia

SAME PROPERTY. June is-same 10 the
sperry q Hutchinson Co, w 18th Ut.
due Dec 81. 1927. SO. pr mtg sac. 700.
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CONSPIRADORES
FELICISTAS
LIBRES
Les extranieros obtuyierOn su liber-
tad. pero no asi los m~eNlcanoS,
que aun esta en- la carcel

GUADALAJARA, Jal. Enero 81.
EN- el sensational proceSo que sc
esta instruyendo i todas las personals
que reSultaron complicadaS en- el fra
casado complot que adui ten!an pre-
| parade los amigos Y partldarlos del
general Felix DiaZ, Sc han seguido
practicando algunas importantes dill
gencias.
De elias juzgo Ia autoridad conve-
| niente conceder su libertad cauclonal
a los extranjeros Fayard Y kur!, ne
randoselaS a los senores Lie. Canedo Y
doctor Olivia. quieneS han hecho toda
claSe de gestiones para Salir, cosa que
no han logrado.
Como las autoridades de esta ciu-
! dad tienen muy mala voluntad a Ca
nedo V OLIVIA. es SECURE que los Sc
guiran mortificando TODD 10 que este
en- sUS manos. no p~reclSanlente oor
el complot, que a Ultima bora Sc su-
10 que no era de gran importancla.
sino Dor eXistir animadverSlon contra
los ~proceSados.
Fiesta en- Cocula.
I'm estos diaS Sc celebrardn en- el
cercano pueblo de Cocula. plaza i'm
portante de este Estado. unas flestaS
cue Sc espera reSulten muy ammadas,
dado ell entusiasmo que eXiste, fiestas
que tjenen por objeto solemnizar Ia
legada ALI del ferrocarril que unira
Gicha plaza con el rcsto De Ia Repl-
blica.
Cocula es IN pueblo importantc. =
solo por descuido 0 por falta dc CO.
nocimiertos, Sc le dej6 fuera de Ia
communication ierrocarriieCa qIe tan
"a ~ac,iyidad dcsarrolla en- todaS las
r:cas ~regiones dc Jalisco.
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Tn nuevo ~procedimien'
to para comhatir Ia
Influenza

ST todos supier2n los beneficiys
Gle he obtcrido del .Aceitc Relampa.
. o de Hunt. cuando me encontre EN-
ferma de Influenza. So habrian cvi-
tado grandes padecimientOs.' Ha d.
clio rccientcmente una dana que 1iZo
uso dc este poderoso y p~enetrante NO
Gicamcnto. a~piicandoSelo ~abundante-
martc en- el pccho Y en- Ia garganta
cuando So ~cncontr0 cnferma de Ia IN
f@lucnZa. cue ahora deSearia que todo
81 mundo Sc enteraSe de tan bencflco
meGicamcnto G hicicra usO de Il en-
casoS semeianteS.
Como Ia influenza cS una enterme-
dad pelicrosa. los enfermos dcben po-
! ncrse sicmpre bajo Ell cuidadC de I'm
bUcM doctor Y a este respccto, I'm pro
: mincnte medicG ha dicho que, deSpueS
de usar cl Aceite Relampago dc Hunt,
siempre Sc han obtenido resultadoS
vordaderamcnte maravillosOs, Segun
10 IA rodido obServar perSona!mente.
RI .Aceite Re!ampago de Hunt cS
un poderoso m~edicamento eHterno y
dpbe us;irsele siempre que haya ne
cesidad de cmylcar II medicinal en-
tcTna.
Sc encuentra de venta en- todaS las
huenas DroeueriaS Y Boticas al pre-
clio De SOC V 70c botella: tambien sc
atiendcn 0rdenes pOr corre0, dlr!glen-
| do sus pedidos a
s. &. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.
! Sherman, Tex. Adj.
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FL CObIERNO VAA
REMATAR UNAS
PROPIEDADE
Porque no quisieron pagan sus
duen0s eXcesivas cOatribuctoRes,
las van a vender

TOLUCA, Mex, Enero 27.-Las
ultimas disposiciones del gobierno, re-
lativas Il Ia propiedad urbana Y rural.
han causado aqui pesima impression,
deLiGo 4 que Sc rcmataran varias dc
esas propieGades, solo por el hecho
de haber surgido algunas dificu!tades
entire sus dueHos Y el executive que
las ha "ravado dc una manera eN-
traordinaria, habiendose ncgado a pa
gar las c~ontribuciones los citados pto-
~pietarios, en- vista de c~onsiderarlas ar
bitrariaS.
Los animos sc agriaron 4 este res
pecto, Y el gobierno ha terminado por
anunc;ar el remate de varias fincaS.
Entire estas figuran Ia hacienda de
"Tetla". propiedad del senior Manuel
Z. Alvarado, Y sirviendo como de base
para cl rcmate la sJma de S2G5.72O.OO
En- iguales condolences cstan las
casas particularcs de los scnores An
tonic Pliego Perez. Juan Martinez Y
Emilio MARIA. Y las cuales seran re-
matadas tambicn 81 anteS no acceden
a pagan 10 qae deben de contribucio-
mes Y que es una cifra crecida, segun
los impuestos decrctados por el 60
Gierro.
Todo 81 mundo estI impresionado
con esta determination del executive,
el que i TODD trance 10 que desea
es sacar direro. aim cuando para clio
tcnga que recurrir a atentados con-
ira Ia propiedad, como en- este case.
Estas p~rooiedades estuvieron inter
venidas por ell gobierno, y ahora, al
ser d~evueltas a Sus duenos. Sc les ext
ge ell pago de las contribucioncs por
ell tempo cue ell miSmo gObierno las
,uvo 2 su sefvicio.
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som?s que sUcumhan. cuyo adormc-
cimicrto vaya 4 parar en- el Sepul-
GRO?
Pero veia ei bulto de la cartera.
que ne teHtaba como n cosa res
n~lardecicnte Y viva. Podia aproEl-
marse . Ct. entretencrle con ell ca
lor dc mis- paiabras, Y levemertc,
astutamente. a~rrebatarlc Ia c~artera.
saltar. correr. arrinconarme Ell ell
fondo lie la berlina. Y huir al gallo
pc. Pero. Isl Sc resistia? Isl perdia
Ia conciencia de su dignidad Y De Ia
humble debilidad de mi caracter?
Isl me sujctaba violentameAte Y me
arrebataha otra vez las cartas?
No podia ser. Era necesario que
durmiese tranGuilamente. ST las car
tas erar inocentes. simples, ineXpre-
sivas. como me arrodillaria al pie
de su cuerpo adormecido Y como me
esperaria Il que d~espertase! Que au-
rora sublime hallaria en- mis- ojos
cuanGo los suyoS Sc abriesen a la
vida, iPero 81 las cartas c%ontenian
Ia culpa. la TRACTION, el a%bandono.
RytmeI tenia a su laoo un vase
dc aqua. Bebia a pequenOs sorbos
cuando fumaba. Io no saba como
encontrar un momento para echar
dos gotaS de opio en- cl vase.
TIVE una idea.
-Rytmel-le die, 10 mismo cue
en- e! teatro. como Ell las comedias
de Scribe. con una voz imbecilmente
risuena.-dile a Betty que Sc mar
che, 81 q~uiere, la pobre durmi6 po-
co. esta delicada.
Sale: me puSe en- pie. Pero al