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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17
STE:pNE:Y

Elmer Reed, who has been spend- ling couple of weeks in New York state, is visiting at the home of c. F Osborne.
 MT. Horowitz and family have moved from Cutters Farm and are now occupying their home recently
 purchased from George Douglass. William Mand evi1le of Danbrry is spending several weeks at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur B. Tyr Tell.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton Hawley re- gently entertained as guests MT and
 Mrs. Fred Curttss of Passaic, N. J.
 The pupils of the Birdseye Plain school will give a Christmas program of songs and recitations at the school house on Friday Dec. 1s, at ? D. m, All arc cordially invited to attend
 Mir and Mrs. Jesse LucEner are re- l ceiving congratulations over the birth of 8 son.
 Mrs Helen Meade, who has been 1 employed at B. Hawley & Co.'S store, has left and taken 3. lucrative position
 in Bridgeport.
 1 MT and Mrs Oscar B. Plumb and Miss Beatrice Plumb of Nichols spent | Saturday as guests Of MT. and Mrs. s. B. Hayes.
 l The regular meeting of Harmony Grange was held on Thursday when
 an interesting program was presented by the young people. On account of the indictment weather 1 the dance in the local fire house was
 not attended by as large a crowd as
 usual. The next one will be held the
 last week in December. l Mrs. William Craft, who has been 1 with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace l Brown, in Weston, for some time past, has returned home 1 Mrs Pnilo Nichols has spent several days as the guest of her granddaugh- l ter, Mrs. Clayton Hawley. 1 Miss Dearden will hold an enter 1 tait1ment at her school on the evening of December 19. Admission 15 cents l MT. and Mrs. John Wheeler visited MT. Wheeler's brother, Frank Wheeler l of Orange, on last Sunday. MT Wheeler svas severely injured when a trolley struck the wagon in which he was riding.
 Miss stephie Lslea was an over Sunday guest Of her parents in Hat tertown. 2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

MT. and Mrs. J. B. Brown left Sat urday for California. where they will spend the winter. Enroute they will visit relatives in Fall River, and their daughter, Mrs. Cave, in St Louis They have two sons residing in Cali fornia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

The having of a community Christ mas tree is to be foregone this year The town has appropriated money for the planting of permanent tree on the green. for this purpose, but as yet a suitable one has not been found. The Business Mems associa- ton, who have furnished a tree in former years, voted at their regular meeting not to do anything this year
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

of charities has granted s4 licenses for such farms"
 Any person who takes In three or more children is required to get license, and members of the state board make regular inspections, to see that everything possible Is done for the health and comfort of the home less ones.
 The three latest licenses to be issued were given to Mrs. Mary L. Miller of New Canaan, who ts caring for five children; Mrs. Katherine Lfppman of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

One of the special observances of Christmas time will be at the Ply mouth church on Sunday evening nexe at 7:S0 when a pageant repre- senting the Birth Of Christ will be given by about 30 of the members of that church in costume. The Wise Men and other personages pertaining to the story will be represented, and Christmas carols will be sung. The presentation is entitled The Prince of Peace" and is said to be one of exceeding beauty, and of profound stgnifance.
 Rev.. Wyatt of the Colored Baptist church on Railway avenue, has form ed a social club for the young men of his charge with quarters at Corn walls hall and which has at present an enrolled membership of 25, The club Is particularly strong in the de partment Of music, and members will give a concert at the town hall on Tuesday evening to make funds for the equipment of the club room.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17
FORMER FREIGHT BOAT CAPTAIN IS
 DEAD IN STAMFORD

Stamford, Dec 17.---Charles F. Hob bic, 62 years old, for several years se1ectnan, died during last night of heart troubla For years he was captain on freight boats and after wards president of the Cove transpor- tation company, now out of existence. He leaves a wife and son.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

Stamford, five children, and Mrs. Car Teton Gracey of New London, IS chil-
 dren.
 Forty-seven applications for licenses to conduct 'fbaaby farIns,'' are now be-
 ing investigated by the department. and if the surroundings at the places
 warrant, they will be granted. Four teen licenses have been revoked, 1eav-
 ing 34 still in effect, while two appli-
 cations were rejected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17
34 BABY FARMS" HAVE BEEN LICENSED
 BY CONNECTICUT

1here are more homeless children in Connecticut at present than in several years past, and while the county tenn porary homes take care of hundreds of them, some women have opened 'fbaby farms to care for them. Up to the present time, the state board
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17
Xmas Music.

A program of special Christmas music will be given st the morning service at the First church next Sum day under the direction of the organ ist, Miss Florence Haskin. In the evening there will be a Christmas tree and special exercises for the children at which time a tree will ba filled with gifts to be distributed to the poor children of the town.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

Republican National Convention at Chicago, June 8. It is declared to be without signihance that that city is the worlds pork center.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

Harry Merwtn is reported as hay ing had a rather bad night Saturday but doing much better throughout the day on Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17
MILFORD NEWS

MT. and Mrs. M. J. Cheney have been spending a few days in New Jersey. Miss Cheney in the mean time Is visiting friends in New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

The fact that the women doctor condemn corsets doesn't prove that
 they don't wear sem-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17

What undoubtedly was the best musical treat afforded the people of Milford in some time was gwen by the Alpha Male chorus of New Haven at the town hall Monday evening, when a large and appreciative audi ence heard the well varied program presented by these talented artists In addition to the musical part of the program, Miss Dorothy Berry Car penter, of Boston, delighted her audi ence with several selected numbers.
 To Delay Purchase.
 At 8 meeting of representatives of the official board of the Mary TayIor M. E. :hurch, the Myrtle Beach Sun day school and Myrtle Beach Ladies' Aid society, constituting the executive committee appointed a week ago to consider the matter of purchasing 2 the Charles L. Gaylord property on Van avenue for chapel purposes. held at the Myrtle BeacI. f1rehouse Sunday afternoon, 1t was voted not to under take the work at present time On ac- count of the inability to raise the de- sired amount which Is asked for the site.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21

unchanged. The city is quiet. This
morning there was no disorder.
The general strike continues IN
abated.
City officials and employers are
understood to have ready a PROPOSE
ticn for submission to uaionists mere
in an effort to break the general
strike binding the city since Thurs
day. The agreement was intended
to pave the way for further adjust
merits after work had been resumed.
Prior to submission OF the pro
posal, strikers refused to say what
their attitude will be.
The strike began when demands
CT metal and building trades union
for higher wages and better work
ing conditions were not met. En-
ployers in some lines said they would
Quit business before meeting the
demands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
PASTOR AND SON JAILED
Young Man in Richmond Hospital
Mry Suryiyc- Wounds

Richmond, Va, May 21.-Robcrt
Spencer, 50 years; old, who was shot
several times by the Rev. Charles
T. Beall. about 80 years old, proml-
ncnt member CT the Baptist General
Association Of Virginia and pastor
of four churches in Buckingham
county, was reported. as being IN 4
favorable condition in a Richmond
hospital Monday afternoon, des-
pite the fact that the patient is
wounded in the head and back.
The minister, who is a native OF
Pennsylvania, and his son. an al
legged accessory in the attack on
Spencer, arc being held in the
Farmvillc jail to await a prellmi-
nary hearing.
The minister and Spencer quarrel
cd before the shooting. Spencer IS
said to have been attentive to the
minister's 70 year old daughter and
Bcall wanted him to marry her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21

tcrday what policy that organlza-
ten would pursue toward President
Wilson'S recommendation for repeal
Of war time prohibition as it affects
beers and wines.
While refusing to commit himself
definitely, Dinwiddie said "the atti-
tudG Of the liquor clements toward
the eighteenth (prohibition) const!-
tsticnal amendment, in refusing to
accept that as the final word OF the
people. does not intend to promote
anv feeling Of leniency toward
them"
Dinwiddie called attention to the
fact that. retrospective of what
may be done in regard to war time
prohibition. it will not affect the
cighteerth constitutional amend
mcnt."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21

enc hour and forty-four minutes
later. The distance is $50 nauti-
miles, and her speed in knots aver
aged s6.7 an hour, about eight knots
faster than the trip from Trcpassey
to Horta.
At Ponta Delgada she is being
ratified with gasolcnc to take the
air to complete the flight across the
ocean. 500 miles more, tomorrow or
the first good day following.
The American seaplane NC-3,
which was missing for two days on
the flight from New Foundland to
the Azores, is cripped by damaged
wings. but can be repaired. it was
stated after an examination OF the
machine.
The damage was done> by heavy
seas striking the wings while the
nving boat was on the surface. Com
mander Towers descended because
he did not trust his instruments. II
was declared.
The men underwent many hard,
shirs, They endured five hours o.
constant rain and buffet!ng from
the waves which prevented the big
plane from getting into the al
again.
When the NC-3 came into Pontf
| Ijclrada under her own power IN;
population swarmed to the water
front and gave Towers and ms mel
an enthusiastic reception.
The people had been waiting 10
lays 10 greet the Yankee transact
lantic flicrs and this was their hrs
opportunity to do so.
Members Of the crsw declared
that they first descended to the sur
| face scvnty-fvc miles west OF Pc
after having lost thir bearings. The.
sent cat many radio calls and WeE
! first sighted by destroyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
STILL STRIKE RIDDEN

Situation Unchanged With Crisis
Near-Gcvernment Remains
Aloof.
Winnipeg. May 21.-Thc strike
situation at II o'clock Monday was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
Sim Fein leaders, be given 4 safe
conduct to come to Paris and present
their case TO the peace conference.
REACHES PONTA DELGADA
Seaplanc Makes Record in Flight
From HCrta

ronta Dclgada, Azores, May 21.-
The American scapiane NC-4, flying
From Hcrta, Fayai. to Ponta Del
gada, St. Michacl's, at the Azores,
at an average speed at 09.7 land
miles an hour, made the fastest
time yesterday yet made by any of
the seaplaneS on the ocean flight.
She took off at $40 O'Clock New
Yorl. time. and landed in the harbor
at Ponta Delgada at 1924 o'clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
GRAND THEATRE

This feature, which will be shown
at the Grand Theatre tonight is a
capital one. The many novel and
ludicrous situations in the play, the
Undesirable amount of fun which
Mr.. Barrymore communicates to the
audience through them, and the
easily followed story, in spite Of its
many comic ;ntricacics, contribute to
make this one Of the most notable
feature comedies ever produced on
the screen.
Also EFHou6in:" The Master Nys-
terry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Clark

Marguerite Clark, known as "tAe
sweetest giil in motion pictures"
has scored another decisive hit in
her new Paramount photoplay,
...Come Out Of the Kitchen at the
Richmond Theatre tonight.
Miss Clark has charming role IL
this phctoplay. The picture has
been sumptuously produced while
the supporting players are of the
best
''Thc Amateur Liar the new
comedy starring Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Drew. which will be shown at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21

Satin plaid ard striped pop
lin semi-madc skirts, fashioned
in the new gathered style, with
yoke and pockets; these are in
black and navy blue; in sizes
26 to SO inches. Each 80. S6.9S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21

A!l-WCol Plaid and checked
semi-made skirts, pleated styles
with pockets and button trim
mings finished with belts, in
sizes 20 to 3G inches. At Sl0.98
Kann's-Street Floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
SLIM FEN PLAN TO WILSON
Lansing Refers Request That Dele
gates be Received in Paris

Paris, May 21.--Secrctary OF
State Lansing or his return Monday
from his visit to England, referred
directly to President Wilson the re-
quest made of him by the American
delegation now in Europe as the
representatives CT Irish societies in
the United States.
This was that the Secretary pre-
sent a formal request to the British
government that Prof. de Valera,
Arthur Grifiths and Count Plunkett,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENT

Columbia Bedding Company has
opened a mattress factory and is
now ready to renovate box springs,
mattresses, pillows and ETC., at rea-
sonable prices. Let us call and give
YOU estimate. See US about new
mattress. Columbia Bedding Co.,
Prince and Commerce streets. Phone
743. 106-1m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
Stomach Ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money-back
offer. Tastes fine; cost tr1f1s. De
livered anywhere by our Alexandria
Agents, F. S. Harper, Inc. Phone
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
THEATRES
INGOMA R-J!JNE ELYIDGE

"The Appearance of EVIL star
ring June Elvidgo. will be the at
traction at the Ingomar tonight.
Pathe Weekly News will also be
shown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21
LEADER ISN'T ELEMENT"

New YORK. May 2l-E. c. Din
widdie, superintendent CT the legis-
lativc Gpartment OF the Anti-Saloon
League of America. was asked yes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-21

the Richmand as an extra attrac-
ton with the above, accomplishes. 1t
is every way a worthwhile comedy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

tTerminara manana)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
XVI

Hemos visto a Crillon salir apresu-
radanente del desvan de Farinette.
e. bravo duque habia tropezado con
una de esas imposibilidades de la vi
da que no estaba acostumbrado Z en-
contrar. Vi6se. en- efecto, como sue
lie decirse, entire Ia espada Y Ia pared,
entire su palabra siempre sagrada pa
IA el. V el deber de caballerc fiel que
le ob!igaba 4 respetar las v%oluntades
de un principe de sangre real. A
rrancanGo a Ia hija de Renato de las
manos de los capeadores, contraria-
ba los planes de Borbon, Y, ademas,
habia empenado su pronlesa q Mar
garita de velar por la seguridad del
principe. Y no Sc habia propuesto otro
objeto al secuestrar provisionalnente
Z Renato. Por 10 tanto, libertar a
Paola. habria sido ilogico de So parte,
puesto que Paola era un rehen en- ma
nos del principe; mas, per otro lado,
ignorando que Farinette y sus tru-
hanes tuvieran tan noble complete,
Crill6n habia prometido 4 Renato
volver a encontrarle su hija. Todas
estas r~eflexiones Sc cruzaban y con-
tradecian acknowledgements en- ell ce-
rebro del buen gentilhombre. Ell cual
habia entrado va en- Ia Gale de Saint
Denis. Y caminando a paso largo lba
murmurando ash:
IA fe mia: senior duque de Cri-
lion. sois un gaznapiro Y no os a.
consejo que volvais a blasonar jamas
de Ia perspicacia de vuestro ingenio.
Convengo en- que Renato es IN tuno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
FOLLETN Mum. 145
LA JUYENTUD DE ENRIQUE "

abrio los ojoS. La hija de Renato
dirigio una mirada espantada en- tor
no suyo. = crey6 al pronto que era
presa de alguna horrible peSadilla-
Tendida scbre u monitor de paja
medic podrida, en- IN cuartucho IN
fecto, veia delante de- 81 una mujer
u clavaba en- ella una mjcada de
fuego. y detraS de esta mujer las re-
pugnantes figuras De los tres capea-
doreS-
-iOh, dos MO, exclamo, "a don
de estoy?
En- casa de Farinetve, respondio
Ia gitana en- tono de BETA
-iFarinette, exc!amo Ia hIja de
Renato. :Fayinette?-I parecia que
Sc preguntaba a quicn de los cuatro
personajes que Ia rodeaban Podia a
p~licarse este nombre.
-Farinette soy 70, djio IA gitana-
NO os conozco! balbuceo IA jo-
ven.
No inporta; 70 te conozco; eCes
L hija de Renato el ~florentino.
-Pero. .jpor qu5 eStoy aqui..-
-Porque te ne robado, diio Farl-
nette.
-Robadol iDios MO, murmuro
Paola, que comenzaba 4 recordar.
;Pues que nal os he hecho yo?...
-Tu padre Ia Sido Ia 10 de "a
muerte del hombre cue yo amaba-
La hija de Renato do Ut nuevc
grito de terror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

plicar. Por 10 tanto, el pahero sc
apresuro a abrir.
-;D6nde esta Farinette? pregun-
to ei duque de Egipto.
-Arriba, en- So ~cuarto, r~espondio
ell panero.
Corto Aliento bajo con Ia bujia en-
Ia mano, Y entonces. gracias q esta
claridad, el panero pudo yer detras
del duque de Egipto a un verdadero
gentilhombre, a un v%erdadero duque,
senior de Crillon. Corto Aliento re-
trocedio.
-AIumbranos, tunante, dijo q du-
que en- tono imperioso.-Y puso ell gie
en- Ia escalera carcomida Y luego en-
Ia escalera de mano que conducia al
desvan de Farinette, Y Penetro el
primero dentro de este chiribitil.
-iAh! icaballero! critic Paola en-
cuanto e VIC; imonsehor. ia mil.
~isocorro!
Criil6n miro a los tres truhanes Y
4 Farinctte.
-:Que es 10 que pensais hacer con
esta ioven? pregunto en- tono tran
quilo.
-iEsta joven me ~pertenece! dijo
Farinette.
Isl. nos pertenece! repitio
Corto Aliento.
-Estais muy ~equivocado, replica
Crillon desnudando So espada.
Ell duque de Egipto, que habia su-
Dido al desvan detras de e., arrug6
e. entrecejo Y dijo:
-iSabeis monsenor, que no esta
bien hecho ESQ?
-iC0mo! dijo Crillon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

ST hubiese sabido que vuestro
objeto era arrancar del as manos de
Farinette a Ia hija de Renato ell flo
rentino, no os hubiera conducido aqui.
ME llamo Crillon! dijo e. duque
paseando una mirada arrogante en-
torno suyo.
-Por 10 tanto, monsenor, replica
una vez detras del duque, no hareis
absolutamente NADIA de 10 que qs
propone;s.
FL duque, ~estupefacto, volvio Ia ca
beza V VIC a un hombre que acababa
de subir detras de el V permanecia
en- el umbral del desvan; era Mali
can.
-iOh. Oh! dijo ell duque que habia
ccnocido en- seguida al tabernero;
que haces I'll entire esta genie?
-Vengo q c~erciorarme de que Pao-
Ia Sc halla aqui.
-:Que me dices? exclamo Crillon
asombrado.
Yvengo de parte de IN gran
personaje como vos, senior duque-
Malican Sc ~expresaba o respeto,
mas en- tono firme-
All. dijo Ell duque,
Malican lie ensen6 el anillo del
principe de Navarro. Y Cri!lon retro
cedi6 estupefacto. Entonces ell ia
bernero Sc aproximo al duque Y lie
dijo al dido:
-Monsenor, Farinette es complete
del principe, Y Paola es ST rehen.
70 10 c~omprendo TODD.
ST ell principe o alguno de los
! suvos fuesen victimas de alguna in
famia, Paola respondent de clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

rematado, IN miserable, I'm abom!-
aable cobarde; mas ESQ no quita que
lie hayais -empenado vuestra pa!a
bra. Y, en- fin, anadio el leal Cri-
Hon, cuando I'm caballero hace IN
juramento, aunque sea q un bandico,
debe cumplir csc iuramento nj mas
ri menos que 81 Sc 10 hubiese hecho
a mismo rey dc Francia iDiablol
iDiabioi
Esto iba iiciendo Ell bravo y leal
Crillon, al ztrevasr Ia plaza del Cha
telet, Ell puente del Change, Ia GALE
de Ia Barillerie y por fin el puente
de Saint Michel, para llegar q su ca
sa de Ia Gale de Saint-Andredes-
Arts, cuando lego a 81 puerta. En-
esta casa. CUE era de 81 propiedad,
Y cuya aldaba de broce iba a levan-
tar, estaba Re2ato ell florentino; Re-
nato 4 quien el duque despreciaba
como la luz desprecia a las TIME BIAS:
Renato el ~envenenador, ell a~sesino, Ell
hombre que IN dis U otro tenia que
parar en- Ell patibulo afrentoso; Rena-
to, en- fin, q quien dos horas antes
habia empenado su palabra, y a
quien Sc iba a yer obligado a con-
fesar que no podia cumplirsela.
A fe de caballero! murnuro o.
ira vez ell soldado, preferiria encon-
trarme en- este momento yo solo, o
ell yelmo en- Ia cabeza y la espada en-
la mano, en- frente de un cuadro de
e~spaholes, que en- presencia de csc
perro perfumista que va a pensar
quizas que Crillon es hombre de tan
mala fe como el....
Y C~rillon, que no temblaba nunca,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

-iAh: iperd6n, perdon! murmu-
70; ;yo no soy culpable de NADIA de
esq.,.
Farinerte Sc encogi6 de hombros.
-iCada cual Sc venga como pue-
de. dijo.
Y como Paola, livida Y temblorosa,
clavaba en- ella una mirada acongo-
jada Y suplicante, Ia gitana anadio:
-Tranquilizate; por ahora no Sc
te hara ningln dano.... to bora no
ma llegado todavia-Luego dijo a los
truhaneS: A yer como os poneis de a
cuerdo para guardarla alternativa-
mente; vosotros u:e ~respondeis de
ella.
La guardaremos los tres %juntos,
dijo Coraz6n de Jobo.
ESQ es. anadi6 Corto Aliento.
Borden iba sin duda q emitir su
parecer cuando Sc oyo lamar recia-
mente Z Ia puerta de Ia Gale.
-;Quien est3 ahi? pregunto a voz
del paaero que habia quedado en- ell
piso inferior.
Soy 20, el duque de Egipto, res
pondio una voz de fuera-
Farinette habia entreabierto el
ventanillo de 81 desvan Y Sc incli-
naba hacia la Gale. Dos sombras
negras cStaban inm6viles delante de
n puerta-
Ell duque de Egipto no viene So
10 peaso con inquieTud.
e. duque de Egipto = despues
del reg de Bohemia, Ell primer dig
natario del patio de los Milagros. No
/ Sc discutia nunca con 81, y cuando or
denaba algo, Sc le obedecia sin re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

De colonias.
Entire los mexicanos RESIDENCES en-
los Estados Unidos de America, Sc
ha organizado una association de in
migrantes con resultado halagador,
para e~stablecerse en- los wales de
las palmas Y Guadalupe en- el Distrl-
to Norte de Ia Baja California.
Como la ley actual prohibe Ia e
nagenaci6a de terrenos de Ia Naci0n,
O anora s6lamente Sc ha concedido
4 los solicitantes Ia ocupaci0n de e
lies en- forma de ar~rendamiento con
el caracter de ejidos, Y con buenos
resultados; pues mientras en- el ano