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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
JAP AN PROTESTS
AGAINST H. c. |.
Newspapers in Capital City
Attack the Government
Administration.

TOXIC. Nov. 28.-Protests against
the high cost Of living and demands
Tor increased wages are as emphatic
in Japan as in other nations. The
newspapers attack the government
charging It with maintaining q poll
10y OF procrastination in dealing
with these economic problems.
From all parts Of the country. from
Offices. factories and schools come
urgent appeals for advances in
wages to meet the mounting cost of
every thing
Start Movement
Japanese laborers have started a
popular movement 10 secure "A re-
construction of the cabinet. believ-
ing that a ministerial change is ne
cessary TO secure economic reforms.
The newspapers deal lengthily with
q visit that seven laborers made 10
Marquis Okuma. the venerable FOR
mer premier. The delegates included
two coolies. three printers. a fac
tory hand. and an irOn-Smith. an
attired in homespun dress. Some
members Of the delegation attri-
buted their economic distress 10 the
lack Of government action and de-
uOunced the cabinet for alleged FAIL
ure TO halt The mounting costs.
Marquis okuma also asserts that
the difhculties under which the ma
lion is suffering are largely due 10
the fact that the cabinet has taken
no effective remedial steps He says
ne fears that unless some important
--alnrrne nra mnaal-L- L.ar Lhnra l. DIN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
HOLY CROSS BOWS TO
DETROIT UNIVERSITY
5, Associated Press /.

II. ASSOCIuItU TTtSs.
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 27.-Inter-
sectional football honors went TO the
University OF Detroit here Thursday
when Holy Cross was defeated q TO
2. The fasteners were outplayed in
all departments. their defense crum-
bling before the Detroit onslaught.
Lauer, fullbacK. scored two touch
downs for Detroit and kicked three
goals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

TallQgcd froW finest wool fab
rics. and fashioned in the most
0Oto-7iate styles. plain or
hunty. Skinned models. Choice
Frl5ay aud Saturday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

Beautifully tailored and fash
Toned from all wool tricotines,
veiours. tihseltOneS. etc. PLAIN
and fur trimmed models. all
cOlOrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
PENALTY FOR CARRYING Gun.

BERLIN. Nov. 28.-You may get
away with murder in Germany, but
it's dangerous to carry weapons for
murder purposes. a soldier finding
his wife untrue killed her, pleaded
temporary insanity, and was acquit-
ted-but he did six months for
carrying n gun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
GOSHEN WINS.

Special to The News Times:
GOSHEN, Ind. Nov. 27-The Co
shen Shamrocks buried the Elkhart
Athletics under a 1910 score here
Thursday. The Shamrock backfield
pushed across for three tOuchdowns.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
REDS TO AID HUNS
Hungarians Offer to Form Alliance
to Fight the Allies.

Copenhagen, March 3o.-The Vi
emma Woke lettings Budapest cor
respondent says the Hungarian gov
eminent has offered to ally itself
with the German government
against the Entente, according to a
dispatch received here,
A telegram of the Wolff Bureau
says, however. that nothing is
known IN official quarters in Berlin
concerning such an offer.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Fire Record for the Year 1918.

The present Fire Department has
responded to lo2 alarms since its
reorganization, November Ist, 1917,
During the year 1918 there were
26 alarms. Tuesday and Wednesday
were the best fire days with 9 alarms
each. There were 3 on the square,
4 in the first ward, 8 in the second,
in the third, and g in the fourth.
Sixteen were day alarms, while 10
were at night. Seven of the fires
were caused by sparks falling on the
roof, 3 from detective flues, ? over
heated Oil stoves, 4 from careless
ness, and + cause unknown. The
Chief was in charge OF the Depart
ment at IS; the. Assistant at one, the
Chief being out of town. 6l5o ieet
Used at Ii. 22o GALLONS of chemicals
were used at iires.s Neither water
nor chemicals were used at Jour.
43l feet of ladders used at l., tires );
none at 10. Apparatus travelled 20
miles to fires. 20 hours service was
given by the department or an aver
age of l hour to each alarm.
Value OF buildings $S2,725.oo; loss
on buildings SI2S70.22.
Value contents. SOL, $500; loss
on contents, $l5,GSOl0.
insurance on contents $03.345S
insurance paid $12,o2o.Io.
Total loss $50, s65.4l; total insur-
ance paid $22,4oS. 4I.1~
NJ. J. Gordinier,
Chief, B. F. D..
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
House Defeats Canine Bill.

Jefferson City, March 26.-The
Missouri House of Representatives
spent five hours today in debate
on the dog law" and when the
measure came to final vote it was
defeated because it lacked four years
of the seventy-two required for pas
sage. The dog law" provided 81
county tax on male dogs and s.
tax on females, the proceeds, up to
$4,000 in each county, to go to a
fund from which farmers who had
sheep killed by dogs would be re-
imbursed. Kansas City and St.
Louis dogs were not included in the
law because those cities already tax
their CANNES. More time already
has been consumed in the house i'll
discussing the dog law than that
spent on almost any other piece OF
legislation. An attempt will be
made tomorrow or Friday to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill
failed to pass today.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Monroe Doctrine Amendment to the
Council of Four.

Paris, Marcel, 2o.--The American
Monroe Doctrine amendment to the
covenant of the League of Nations,
it is understood, has been submitted
TO the Council OF Four for final de
termination.
When the amendment came up al
the last meeting of the League Of
Nations Commission, an unexpected
obstacle arose which caused action
on it to be deferred This was not
against the Monroe Doctrine itself,
but the form OF the amendment
which is so general in its terms that
it might include other doctrines TO
which strong objections prevailed
among some of the British Domln-
ions.
AS conference failed to disclose
means OF removing the obstacle, the
amendment was finally referred 20
the Premiers and the President as
the court of last resort.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
HOPE FOR PEACE BY APRIL. 10
Today's Paris Papers Say Boundary
Questions Have Been Settled. N

Paris. March 28.-Hopes were exr
pressed today in peace conference
circles that the preliminary peace
treaty may be signed by April 20. III \.
1T was reported that the amend
ment to the League of Nations
covenant urged by Leon Bourgeois,
providinss for permaneat military
and naval staff for the league has
been rejected by the League of Ma
tons commission.
Todays Paris newspapers in dis
cussing yesterday afternoon ses-
sion of the council of four, declare
that extremely important problems
directly with Germanys' future boun-
daries were discussed by the council
in an excellent spirit of understand
ing. The Petit Partisan says it I'M
derstands important results were
achieved
According to the Matin, the terri
torial questions involved and the
problems of protecting France ade-
quately have been satisfactorily
solved.
As to the financial problems the
solving reported to have been adopt
ed provides for the payment by Ger
many of yearly installments on the
indemnity of which France would
receive portion sufficient to light
EN- the burden OF her budget
A council OF the foreign ministers
and foreign secretaries OF Great
Britain, the United States, France
and Italy has been created to work,
simultaneously with the premiers
and President Wilson, but on diff
ferent branches OF the great techni-
cal questions involved in the peace
settlement.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03

the Mexican Federal Government in
the North. The rifles and ammuni-
ton, shipped from an arms company
for the American Army overseas,
but were never used. A special per-
NIT was said to have been issued by
the State Department for the expor-
tation of these rifles and ammuni-
ton, which will be used in the CAM
paign against Villas followers in
Northern Mexico and to protect the
American-owned mining properties
in the isolated districts frequented by
Villa.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Child Labor Law Engrossed.

Jefferson City, Mo-. March 90
The Child Labor Law, one OF the
important features of the proposed
childrens code, was engrossed by the
house today after having failed of
engrossment week ago. The
measure prohibits the employment
of children under II years of age
except in agricultural and domestic
pursuits when working for their par
ents and guardians and they can
only be employed in such activities
when school is not in session. One
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03

to landlords, but to the government,
whEh is represented by the janitors.
The stores have been nationalized
and the heads of factories have been
replaced by those elected by the
workmen.
The banking business is being
handicapped under the new regula-
TONS. No one is allowed to draw
out more than $Ioo except in the
payment of salaries. A check must
be signed by all the trustees before
it is submitted to a bank where it is
honored on the condition that the
trustees of the institution are shown
to the employees.
Thousands of refugees are travel
ing toward Vienna. All are de-
prived of their belongings at the
frontier if they attempt to pass the
border without being searched.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Farm Machinery

p walking
How
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Movie Censors for Missouri?

Jefferson City, March 27.-The
house committee on criminal juris-
prudence approved today the bill
providing for a state censorship of
motion picture films and a state tax
of from SIS to $500 . year on all
theaters. The committee fixes an
inspection fee of Sc for each film
review by the state board, instead
of 81 As first proposed. Such law
would yield 100000 IN new revenue
annually it is estimated, adding its
drop to take the place Of the revenue
to be lost through the closing OF the
saloons.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Hay and Grain


busl o. sedcun o n e
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Household and Kitchen Furniture

As follows One Home Comfort range; l 4burner Per
Keep heater library table, writing desk No. ii Great
Squat Universal lard PRESS dressers; bed eads and
kitchen cabinet other small articles
fruit good refrigerator.
TERMS:-All of $40 and under, cash. On amounts
will be gven purchaser giving with security bearr
from date Two cent discount for cash
be settled for before removal.
Lunch by Ladies of the NJ. E. Church. F
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03

A smooth tongued individual
dropped into Eight Mile, Cass coun-
ty. some time ago and by represent
ing himself as the head of big lum-
Der company with branches in Kan
sas City and other places, induced
several Eight Milers to put up $1oo
each to start yard in that town.
The man disappeared and the lum-
Der yard failed to materialize. He
was arrested in Ell Dorado Springs
last week and taken back to Cass
County to face charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
; head of Hogs

brood sows farrow soon; barrow, weight 400 lbs.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03

amendment was forced onto the bill
by St. Louis representatives. Under
that amendment boys under II years
OF age can sell newspapers and
periodicals when not in school. The
senate already had engrossed the bill
without amendment.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03
Mexicans to Get Rifles Made to
Shoot Germans.

FL Paso. Tex, March 2o.-Five
thousand rifles, quantity of ammu-
milton and other war elements will
be sent across here tomorrow for
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03

Vienna, March 20 (delayed).-Fol-
lowing the practice put into effect
by the Russian soviet government at
Moscow, bank presidents in Buda-
pest have become mere figureheads
while soviet clerks administer the
business. Rents no longer are paid
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-04-03

Paris, March 3o.-The extension
of the authority of General Mangin,
who, according to report, will be
chosen to direct the Allied opera
tons against Hungary, to include
the Polish army, will be considered
by the Allied military authorities,
says. lie Matin, in order to estab-
lish under one command front
from the Baltic Sea to the Black
Sea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
ELEcTRoMANIA

No es asunto complejo como ell de
la doble VIA ell que Sc trae La compa-
mia de carros electricos pidiendo aumen-
to de ciento por ciento ell Ell precio de
los pasaje jes:-Sobre que la cuantia del
pedido esta fuera, de las leyes economi-
cas-, la Compafiia no conseguiria sino
aumentar los ingresos del elemento con-
trario.
La Compafiia de carros electricos no
Sc ha dado cuenta de que Ell NAL esta
en- 10 defectuoso de su organization, en-
su actuacion como Sc dice ahora. Va
mos a probarlo.
La Compafiia no exige sus emplea-
dos toda la actividad necesaria para
que ell servicio de carros resulte ajusta-
do al tempo precise e invariable que
debe emplearse en- ell recorrido de ca
da viaje. La Compahia no ajusta Ell
movimiento de los carros de manera
que su llegada los cruces-paradas
10. 10, 10 23-sea simultanea, sin es-
peras de ninguna clase. Los empleados
ST atentos cumplidos con ell pasaje no
estan todo 10 identifcados que debieran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
q g QIliButalgS9.

Castora Gonzalez. por dominio. 81
le conccdicron 10 diaz para prcseutar
documcutos.
Faustina Carrasquillo vs. joaquin
Hernandez. por disolucion y iiquida
ci6n. Sc ordeno q traslado d este
caso al Tribunal de Distrito De Huma-
Gao.
Angel Sebastian gslpi Bxparts p9f
declaration De hsrederos. VI Tribu
nal declare 6nIcos hcrcdcroa da doAa
Barbara Arroyo y Castro a sus hiioa
naturalcs Angel , Sebastian oeipl
Arroyo. rcconocidos por su padre. Joss
Gelpi
Evaristo Mongolia ". Albert Tre
dcrict Thyboc. por dahos y pstiuleioe
Sc Ic conccdioron 10 dias para con
tcstar Ia dcmanda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
SESSION DE LA TARDE

En- la session que celebro aver tarde
la Camara fue tratado nuevamente Ell
asunto del senior Fernandez Garcia. Ell
senior Coll y Cuchf que no habia assist
do la session de la mafiana solicito in
formes sus companeros acerca de 10
que Sc iba discutir en- la Camara y
en- este Sc perdio mas de una hora.
Despues de largas controversies en-
las que participaron los sefiores Lastra,
Pihero, Pesquera, Rossy y Coll y Cuchi,
Sc supo que el asunto ser discutido
era ell siguiente si la comision nombra-
da para investigar ell asunto tenia o no
facultades para resolver la exception
previa, o sea la question de derecho sus-
citada por ell senior Fernandez Garcia.
Dos veces Sc hizo venir al taquigra-
70 ell cual lego ell informe de la conf
sion.
Ell senior Rossy propuso que la Ca
mara formulase al senior Fernandez Gar
cia (que estaba presente) las tres pre-
guntas siguientes (a) 81 era Ell ell autor
del memorial publicado en- LA Cores
pondencia (b) 81 ha sido su inten-
cion la de desprestigiar offender de
algin modo la dignidad y ell honor de
la Camara ell Senado (c) 81 Ell tie
he algiin dato documento para probar
que algun representative senador por-
toriquefio ha obrado inmoralmente du-
rante ell desempefio de sus deberes.
La mocion del senior Rossy fue de-
rrotada.
Ell sefior Coll y Cuchi solicit6 que ell
asunto del senior Fernandez Garcia fue
Sc discutido en- plena camara y que pa
ra clio Sc descargase a la comision del
deber de hacerlo
Ell senior Pesquera solicito que Ell
asunto fuese enviado al seno de la CO.
mission otra vez, va que Sc la habian
otorgado facultades para clio.
Esta ultima moci6n fue puesta vo-
taci6n y triunfo por mayoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
sEccIoN sEGUNDA

Antonio Andradc Santos Candida
ria, por infraccion al C6digo Penal. FL
Tribunal condeno a Antonio Andrade
a sufrir dos meses, Y a Santos Candle
laria diez meses, adicionales a Ia pri-
sion que vienen sufriendo.
Pho Guzman. por acomctimicnto y
aggression grave. Dos amos.
Tcodoro Santiago. por atentado Ia
vida Y Delfn Estrada, por homicidio
voluntario Sc les concedieron cinco
dias para presentar prucbas.
Juan Torres. por seduction. A mo
cion del acusado, cl tribunal suspcn.
dio lcctura dc la acusacion para darle
tempo a fin de prcsentar el certihcado
de matrimonio.
Marcos Martinez. por seduction So
breseido archivado.
Rafael Trinidad. por homicidio in
voluntario. Angel Cardona, por Sc
duccion. Solicitaron juicio por jurado.
Providencio Marrcro. por seduction,
Y Agustin Sanchez. por adulterar la lc-
che. Suspendidos.
Ambrosio Figueroa, Ex-parte. por
dominic. FL Tribunal ordeno que Sc
tramita dc acucrdo con la ley.
Maria L. Gambia VS.. Roberto ouin-
tero, por rendici6n dc cuentas. Sc lc
concedieron 10 dias para prcsentar
pruebss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
Ell Sr. Fernandez Garcia en- la Camara

Continuation de la la. pagina.)
laturas pasadas, y otra de la presente.
Que la actual legislature NADIA tenia
que yer con la critica que el hacia de
las anteriores, y en- case de haber al
gun hbelo en- aquello, procedimiento ju-
dicial solo incumbia a una corte de
justicia.
Entonces dio lectura la parte del
memorial que Sc refiere a la actual
legislature, y concluy6 diciendo que el
entendia que ALI no habia censura con-
ira nadie en- particular, sino una cri-
tica general
-"Yo hablo de MURMURACIONES,
y las murmuraciones no Sc prueban,
para que Sc admita que existen''.
Durante la lectura de su memorial
el Sr. Fernandez Garcia sufri6 uh sim
cope, y tuvo que solicitar del Sr. Cue
IRA Mondragon que continuara la lee
tura. Uno de los espectadores Sc ade-
lant6 hacia ell pupitre del Sr. Garcia y
le nev6 una medicina, la cual tomo.
Cuando el senor Guerra termino la
lectura del memorial, el sefior Fer
nandez Garcia volvio hablar. Hizo
entonces hincapie sobre un proyecto
de la Camara, en- el que Sc lie imponia
una contribution de cuatro centavos
a cada quintal de azdcar que Sc expor-
tara. Este proyecto lleva la firma de
ocho representatives, y fue aprobado en-
la Camara despues de interesantes dis
cusiones, pero al llegar al Senado fue
derrotado.
FL senor Fernandez Garcia entien-
de que este acto es censurable, porque
esa era una forma de llenar ell deficit
alberto por la prohibition.
Sc refiri6 a las contribuciones que
han sido impuestas a la industria ia
bacalera, manifesto que eran exec
sivas 81 sc comparaban con las del
azlcar, que es una industrial forecien-
te y prospera.
A la una menos veinte y cinco mi
nutos Sc suspendio la session hasta las
dos de la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
HI.!E HI.!EI5yocrs .4l4 ~ GALE n

con la mission que desempenan, quizas
por causa de organization. Ell publico
es tambien causa inconsciente del NAL
Ciudadano hay que, despues de pa
RADIO ell caro- para llega el, subir, de-
positar ell miguel y sentarse, necesita
que lie toquen la Cancion del Soldado;
y Sd es ciudsdana y con nifos, nj te
ocupes, Catalina.
La Compaiiia tiene Ell remedio ell su
mano. Que los carros inviertan un item
po determinado en- ell recorrido de los
diferentes trayectos; es decir: que ell
viajero que toma un CAIRO, por ejem-
plo, en- San Juan hasta la parada %,
sepa que ha de emplear veinte minu-
tos, mas menos. ESQ quiere ell via
iero. ESQ puede consegu;rse. Ademas,
evitar, mejor dicho, suprimir las pa
radas en- los cruces, abligando los
motoristas llegar ellos un mismo
tempo
Estos no otros son los terminus del
problema, que nuestro juicio es de IA
Gil solucion. otra cosa es perder el item
po.
Juan VERITAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
RUMORES

mo tienen un mismo signifcado am
bas peticiones? GNo tenemos los macs
tros de este pueblo, hoy los de toda la
isla, que esperar hasta yer ST nos au-
mentan o no nuestros sueldos para en-
tonces poner o no nuestra accion de pro-
tesla en- practiva? iAhl, mi muy apre-
ciado don Fulgencio; no debemos ira
tar de coger ell rabano por las hojas,
porque . . . 81 todos pensasemos de igual
forma y hablasemos de igual manera, La
opinion de uno seria suiciente. LAMA
usted su guante blanco, iva 10 creo que
81! Era impossible que usted, que es un
maestro que tanto lucha y Sc afana por
nuestra clase, estuviera en- contra nues-
ira. Aunque cree que somos ingratos
POGO agradecidos sabemos recordarle
intimamente v con verdadero afecto.
Lo que ST no aceptamos son reconven.
clones POGO NADIA explicativas que
puedan constituir un vejamen para
nuestro magisterio.
Explique, senior Pilero, la intenci6n
que tuvo al escribir sus parrafos, que
esclareci con logicas ideas; demuestre-
nos su buen proposito al coordinar sus
pensamientos impresos, yo me dare
por satisfecho, y sin ningun inconve-
niente rectifcare 10 dicho. Case contra
rio, queda demostrada su marcada in
tenci6n EN- contra de nuestra justa v
santa causa. 5Que usted ha trabajado
y trabaja por mejorar la situaci6n del
maestro portorriquefo? Bien 10 sabemos
somos agradecidos; pero 10 que no nos
agrada son esas enigmaticas reconven-
clones que nos hace.
volvamos nuestro asunto, que tan
NAL .interpretado fue por Ell que di6
la noticia de que mi articulo iba diri-
gido contra nuestro Inspector. Ell, me-
jor que nadie, sabe que 10 menos que
pude figurarme fuese ell criticar sus
actuaciones como tai 81 mi existencia
tuviese que consagrarla al magisterio,
bajo sus 6rdenes trabajaria eternamen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-03
lIW,

4 la, dicz s. IL rcuni" ci sena.io
Fuc aprobada - acia de- "a session
anterior
Fl Sccrctario lcyo variaa eomuui.
caeioncs del sccretario De- la Camara.
cn las cualcs comunra quc tsta "a
aprobado q T.. del s 800 con enmien
das. 81 scguhdo inforuc dc d eoni
sion dc confdrcncias aecrra dei = Def
S. Il. 81 T. del s ~. que ha sidD
acceptable cl sustituio dcl Senasio ~
r &c IA G. IFS y que tambieh ha
acceptable las cnmicndas Del Srnado ~
T. De Ia e. 80
So lee un cscrito hrmado por LUIS
Pardo. Isaac Garcia otros. a. Cata
no. solicitando que sc adoption nfeaieias
para rcsolvcr Dc una mancra satiefac
tcria q probIcma dcl alto costa Del
vivir.
Sc dan Iccturs 23 tolegramas de
los tclcgrsGstas de De- isla. que pidrn
aumcuto dc sucldo y dos ieleura
mas dc los prUfcsgres IA liumaeao rou
iGentico fu
Sc da lcctura q dos informcs b. Cos
Comites dc conferencias accrra De- ios
F. del S. 2G 81.
la Comisi6n DE- Hacienda Peesu
pucsto proponc Ia aprohacion con go
micndas DE- los r a. IL a. ii 81
RI Gobcrnador enmunica haber Hr
mado aprobado Il T. dcl s. Jos > o.
T. G. del S. 60
Sc aproharun algunus prDye~to rn
tcrccra lcctura y otros pasar1n ~
scno dc las Comisioucs para 50 erfu
dio information
Ia session fut aplszada hasta la p
media de- IA uocbe