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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Britain's Foreign Trade for
September Shows Recovery

London. Oct 59-'By Asso,i,.
Pressl-Britain's foreign ,-asa =
September showed a Sigh, reeoy4,
following the sharp decline in the =,
ceding month: the adverse balap,s
trade being reduced TO 81 en@
against s24,".aeo in Angus.
The outstanding feature If the :;
tember returns in the decrease in /,
ports of raw materials: the total "a,
being the lowest recorded this Va,
despite the fact that purchases
foodstuffs were higher b. over Gu
90. This general drop vas ces.
shown in iron ore. timber. COTTON. wa
rubber, oil seeds and paper-na.r
machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

pathy and better understood.
tween our kindred nations.
While political d!ssen.,,,.
threatening to extinguish Inc =
able comfy OF the srea. r,..
states, We pray that Ne NAV ~. W.
hasten that amicable -ey,io, ny y,
civilization demands. ImDe,rs, =, :,
auod' dies impetratura ets" %
Fifty-seven signatures are avn,
to the letter. including those ~ n
s.. Adams. professor Of polj,ic., ',
DRY and Institutions: Sir Hprb ~
director of the Royal College ~ !,
sic: Rev. G. A Cooke. Ra-i.s n.a
sor of Hebrew; Sir Ar,bur w N'
professor Of Prehistor!c A-chs.,l.
Rev. A. c. Headlan. Regi,s 80,
Of Divinity; ]. A. Smith, r-ofAssos
Moral ard Metaphysical pbil,,..
and many other well known cog,
principals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
ST ATE HOUSE
Next Meeting A NJ Standard
r. Tuesday, Nov % 50 -

The Governor and Executive Coun-
Gil met Wednesday morning and with
the exception of the time given to
the Budget hearings. was in session
about all day. 1t attended to the
routine business listened to a con-
tested extradition case, had con-
ference with the. bidders for the
State>printing and adjourned to 10
A. NJ, Tuesday, Nov. 20. the early
day of the week being selected to
permit the members to be at home
for Thanksgiving. That meeting will
also be the regular session for the
consideration of pardons.
The awards for the State printing,
bids for which were opened on
Wednesday. Nov. 10. were postponed
until Nov. q. 4
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, peared as counsel for Sheriff e. E.
Manford. sheriff of Sutton county.
California who came to Maine arm
ed with the extradftion papers.
Sheriff Manford. after a few. pre-
Gminary questions. was sharply
eross-examined by Frederick W.
Hinckley of South Portland. attor-
ney for Barker
Did YOU tell me in the presence of
Sheriff Graham and County ATTORNEY
Beedy that Barker was wanted in
California for larceny" asked Attor-
ney Hinckley
Il don't remember replied Sheriff
Manford
Did YOU also make the statement
That under the laws of California
non support of child was larceny
asked Attorney Hinckley.
don't remember" replied the
sheriff..
object to this line of questioning
- not pertinent to the case" inter
fupted Attorney Nixon.
/ Before the case is over. 4 will
show that this is frame up and
that this sheriff is = part Of the
Irame-up declared Attorney
Hinckley
Who told ySu the Whereabouts of
Maynard Barker" asked Attorney
Hinckiey.
That's ms business" replied the
sheriff
On further cross examination
Sheriff Manford testified that the
district attorney Of Sutton county
was the counsel for the woman in the
case. He stated that he understood
that If he landed his man back in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

commander of the old End Maine
Regiment and during the World War
commanded the 163rd Infantry of the
famous a6th Division. He has also
served two terms as postmaster OF
Houlton.
Other nomina tons made by Gov.
Milliken Wednesday were as follows:
Notary Public-Samuel L. Bates.
Portland (0a Exchange street,: Ed
win S. Beane. Passadumkea0 War
rem H. Blake. Bangor: Ralph 0.
Brewster. Portland; Harold ]. Casey,
Bangor; Howard Dates, Portland.
tis7 Middle street,: E. Everett
Hewes. Bangor; Charles I. Holden.
Bangor; Herbert J. Dudley, Calais ::
Charles A. Flint, Ashland: w. A.
Macpherson. Portland 1902 Fidelity
Bldg: John L. Reade. Lewiston. H.
%. Auburn. county courthouse) /;
Adrain c. Robinson. Dexter: George
c. Weber. Auburn: Ezra J. Went
worth. Biddeford. american Ry.
Exra Coz
Justice OF the Peace-Ralph o.
Brewster. Portland: Elmer j. Burn
ham, Kittery.
To Administer Oaths. Acknowledge
Deeds and Solemnize Marriages
Miss Blanche L. Dubord, Water
Vile deputy city clerk.
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Tempest Over Oxford Prof
essors' Attempt to Restore
German and Austrian Profs.

London. Oct. s0.-tBy Associated
Freshly reason of the tempest STIR
red up as the result OF overtures by
Oxford professors TO German and Aus
trian educators to join them in bury
ing the Ratchet and return to previous
amicable relations. the text OF the
appeal is attracting widespread inter-
est.
The Times denounced the letter urg-
ing resumption of friendly relations
between German. Austrian and Brit
ish educators as ''ill-advised and in
opportune- and called the Oxford men
to account for falling to distinguish
between animosities created in Eng
land by the sinking of hospital ship;
and bombing of open cities. on the one
hand, and the black passions OF the
wretches who perpetuated those
crimes
The text of the oxford letter fol-
lows:
ITO the Professors Of the Arts and
Sciences and to members of the Uni
~-SAeiSS 0u0 iC01 hCu SO%.GL-ES IN NrSl-
many and Austria.
Since there will be many of you
who fully share our heartfelt sorrow
and regret for the breach that the
war has occasioned in our friendly in
tercourse. and since you cannot doubt
the sincerity OF the feeling which en-
gendered and cherished that old
friendliness you must. we believe. b.,
sharing our hope for it's speedy rees-
Enlistment.
we therefore. the undersigned doc
tors. heads of houses, professors and
other officers and teachers in the Uni
versity of Oxford. now personally ap-
proach you with the desire to dispei
the enlightenment of animosities that
under the impulse OF loyal patriotism
may have passed between Us
In the field where our aims are
one. our enthusiasms the same, our
rivalry and ambition generous we can
surely look to be reconciled and the
fellowship Of learning offers a road
which may-and il our spiritual ideals
be alive must-lead TO wider sym
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THREE NOTABLE
CHILD ACTORS IN
DALTON PLAY

Three child players. who are al
ready veterans of the screen. have
prominent parts in Guilty of Love,
the play in which Dorothy Dalton
will be seen at the Colonial theatre
on Friday. They are Baby Ivy Ward,
as she is affectionately called. six
years old; Douglas Redmond, also six
years old and Lawrence johnson.
only five years old, but the idol of the
Paramount studios. Guilty of Love-
is a domestic drama of strong ap-
peal taken from Avery Hopwood's
play This Man-That Woman
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to
the Ranking Department by the follow
ing named Company to be licensed as a
Dealer in Securities under provisions
of Chap. 10. Sec. IL to rs, Of the Re-
vised Statutes. as amended. legal no
tice is hereby given and any person
may, within two weeks from the date
OF this publication file objection to the
ing Department
Name business Address
Guaranty Company OF
New York. 40 Broadway.
New York. ". r.
FRANK l.. PALMER.
Bank Commissioned
Augusta, Me. Nov. 10. 1920
noylSd1t
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Cover nor I isn1isses
Extradition Case

Governor 4illiken Wednesday after
soon disnlissed without prejndfce Inc
peiitioK from Gov. Stephens OF Cali
iornia f0r the extraction OF Maynard
Rarker Of Portland. who is charged
wifi the n0n-snpports OF minor
child.
rhc hearing on the petition for ex-
tradition. which was held in the
Council chamber, Wednesday. though
short. was filled with interesting in
eidents
Harry f. Nixon Of Portland APP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
'"HUMORESQUE" is
STORY OF NEW
|YORK'S GHETTO

'Humoresque." the nationally dis
cussed Paramount Aircraft feature
which will be shown at the Augusta
Opera house for three days begin
ming Nov. IS Thanksgiving Day..
was written by the inimitable and
very human author. Fannie Hurst. II
is a story Of New York's Ghetto,
echoing the eternal march of triumph
and tragedy. a strident melody, whose
first measures begin with the tender
theme of loye-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
industrial Accident Decision

A decision was rendered Wednesday
by Arthur l.. Thayer of Bangor. chair
man OF the Maine Industrial Accident
Commission, in the case of Edwin W.
Magill We. the Portland Rendering
Co. and the Security Mutual Casualty
Co., insurers, awarding compensation
until such time as the petitioner shall
have recovered sufficiently from the
effects of the injury received by him
Feb. 9. 1870. as to enable him to resume
employment, the sum so paid not to
exceed $500 in any event.
Magiil on Feb. Q, 1890, while in the
employ of the Portland Rendering Co.
received an injury by the breaking Of
the fifth metatarsal bone OF the right
foot, ribs bruised on the right side
and a cut of the scalp over the right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

California he would be reimbursed
for his expenses. Attorney Nixon
stated that the word sent in the tele-
gram to Sheriff Graham of Cumber-
land county should have read felony
instead of larceny"
Maynard Barker, the person men
toned in the extradition papers. tes-
titled that it was known in California
fer some weeks that he Mas coming
East and that he was not fugitive
from justice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Program for Assessors
Convention on Dec. 8 and 9

chairman element = StetSch oi
the Maine State Board of Assessors
has completed the program for the
coming fourth annual convention of
the assessors of Maine to be held on
Wednesday and Ths7 .sday. Dec. s and
g. 1922. at the State House, as follows:
First Session-Wednesday Dec. s.
1S0 P. u.
Address. Problems of Taxation
and Valuation. Including Taxation
of Intangibles'', W. S. Townsend,
Newport.
Address. Longer Term of Office for
Local Assessors. Clyde H. Smith,
chairman Of Board of Assessors,
Skowhegan.
Second Session-wednesday Dec.
S P. NJ.
Address, His Excellency, Carl E.
Milliken, Governor of Maine.
Address. City of Auburn Under
City Management Plan, r. A. Ryer-
son, chairman Of Board of Assessors,
Auburn.
Third Session-Thursday. Dec. s.
$40 A. N.
Address. 'fDesirability of Uniform
Method of Valuation, E. c. Milliken,
chairman of Board of Assessors,
Portland.
Address. THE Rural Assessor and
His Problems, George A. Cowan,
| chairman of the assessors, Damaris-
Gotta
| Fourth Session-Thursday, Dec 8
1.30 P. NJ.
| Address, Valuation Problems, l..
N. Norris, chairman of Board of
| Assessors. Wayne -
| Round Table Discussion-"The Uni
form Poll Tax; Taxation of Stocks
in Trade"
! Chairman Stetson said Wednesday
that on the Wednesday evening of
! the convention it was hoped to show
some OF the Maine Centennial pic
lures, including the Maine School for
the Deaf. Central Maine Sanatorium
at Fairfield, Maine School for Feeble
minded and others. These pictures
show the work as it actually exists
/ today
! Chairman SseIson also said:
! possibly can. that every taxpayer in
! the State is just as welcome to and
! is just as cordially invited to attend
/ this convention as the local assessors.
/ II is a matter that concerns them
directly and should arouse their in
terest enough to attend. ! can guar
antee that they will secure enough
valuable information at any one of
| the sessions TO pay them for their
/ time and trouble. They are also
urged to take part in any or all of the
subjects under discussion or even TO
submit matters of their own.
| we have particularly invited all
/ the wild land property owners TO
send in all the data in their posses
. sion that will in any way affect their
valuation for the coming years of
! 1921 and 1922. We find that the
nearer we can get to the property
owners. the better the understanding
! between US and the quicker and bet
i ter we can arrive at satisfactory con-
cluSions'
/ Mr.. StetSon. in a letter 10 the local
assessors inviting them to surely be
present at the convention. says:
THE equalization of property value
/ for the purpose of taxation is the
great problem confronting all asses
sors. The discussion of taxation
methods at these meetings has been
and will continue to be helpful to
taxation officials in finding a correct
solution to equalization problems"
I'VE sincerely hope that your town
will be represented at the meetings
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nary to the long northbound journey.
and Mae Murray. the petite little
star, claims it was the most enjoya-
BILE feature of the whole Florida So
journ-
As an added attraction at the
Opera house. Manager Appleby is
Offering Bob Reeves in the two-reel
western feature. THE Gun Game
which is sure to be of unusual inter-
eSt.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

this year Come and help us make
them a success. Your expenses are a
legitimate charge against your town.
The assurances already received
from local assessors of their atten-
dance shows that it will be the larg-
est and most interesting yet held.
while the subjects and speakers FORE
tell a great amount of benefit there
from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Insurance Department

Insurance Commissioner G. Walden
Smith in commenting Wednesday upon
the proper provisions to be made in
the construction of chimneys and the
correction of defective chimneys
brought out the especial point that now
the building of fires for furnaces and
boilers for heating purposes has ar
rived. there should be the greatest care
taken in the examination of chimneys
for the reason that the average loss
due to defective chimneys in the United
States during the past year reached
the enormous sum of $500. 600. and the
number OF lives sacrificed was unuues-
tionably large.
Commissioner Smith has prepared a
pamphlet entitled "A Handbook on
Chimney Construction" and incor-
porated in the handbook is an ordi-
nance providing for the safe construc-
ton of chimney. fues and fireplaees
suitable for use in cities and towns of
any size. This booklet is recommended
and approved by the National Board
of Fire Underwriters. 1t is an inval-
liable book of suggestions for those
contemplating building new homes or
business places. or those who desire to
correct defective chimneys at this
time. Cuts and details of construction
are fully set forth and the insurance
department will be glad to add any ad-
ditional suggestions or answer ques-
tions arising from such inquiries. The
books may be procured on application
to the State Insurance Department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Col. Frank M. Hume
Nominated Treasurer
of Aroostook County

Governor MiHiken on "Wednesday
nominated Col. Frank NJ. Hume OF
! Houlton TO be county treasurer OF
lAroostook county to. fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Thomas p.
Putnam, also a resident of Houlton.
Col Hume vas Tor many years the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Fish and Game Violations

The treasury of the State of Maine
has been enriched by the amounts
specified in the following reports
made to the Department of Inland
Fisheries and Game by its wardens:
Deputy Warden r. E. Whittier of
Danforth reports the payment of a
fine OF So and sac costs by John
Sn1Sth for having rife in his auto
mobile on a public highway with a
cartridge in its magazine.
Smith on a second charge, for OBJ
structing an officer in the discharge
of his lawful duties, was fined $50 and
$4.92 costs.
Frank Jones, for intimidatirg an
officer. was fined s95.o3 and s4.97
costs.
The Norway municipal court re-
ports the payment of fines on Nov. Q
of s25 and costs amounting to s7.2e
each by w. r. Murphy. George
kooraisky and W. F. Murphy, all of
Boston, for hunting without a nom
residents bunting license.
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gent? Perhaps that incident answer
the question
And Ii did.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
New Corporation

The following corporations. organ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
PLEASANT THOUGHTS

and happy memories. good cheer.
comfort and an air of refinement in
the home our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
/, CUT FLOWERS

CUT FLOWERS
inspire. It's the same with a dainty
table fern, palm for that bare cor
ner, few blooming plants CT hang
ing basket. Come in and see the ex-
ceptional quality of our floral offer
ings.
Augusta Flower Shop
Telephone 486
noyis-.9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-28
EN- CULIACAN TRATAN
DE KOLGAR TODOS LOS
MINEROS DE "PANUCO"
Ell Gobierno de Sinaloa Sc
muestra dispuesto a
apoyarlos

AGn no Sc han resuelto las peticlo-
nes presentadas por los obreros del
mineral de la Companfa de Panuco Ell
Culiacan, Estado de Sinaloa, segun u!-
fo-macioneS que aye, Sc rccioiercr en-
esta ciudad. Los m1neroS han insiStldo
en- que sean aumentados Sus sala-
rios en- una proportion de cincuenta
por ciento cuando menoJ, y de que las
horas de trabajo eXtraordiEarIo les
sean pagadaS por Quota doble, asl CO.
mo que Sc establezca un servicio me
dico mas eficiente que el que existe
en- la actualidad Ell aquellos minerales.
Los representatives de los trabaja-
dores en- las conferencias que han te-
nido con los representatives de IL en-
pvesa, declaran que eS entertainments
impossible que puedan sostencrse los
obreros con el sueldo que disfrutan de
un peso trcinta ccntavos diarios. cuan
do los articuIos de primera necesidad
han alcanzado precioS elevadfsimos.
La empresa propietaria de Panuco h;I
pedido I'M plazo razonable para re-
solver en- definitiva esas peticiones.
Por su parte el GobicrIo del EstaGo
ha enviado una communication a. Sc
nor Genaro Garcia, PreSidente de Ia
cure un arreglo conciliatorio con sus
mineros, pues hay Ia amenaZa de que
eStos abandonen defini;iyamente el
trabajo Y Sc dirijaa en- busca de ocu-
paci6n los Esiaios Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-28
UNA JUNTA DE
BANQUEROSEN
NUEVA YORK
HabZan del depos1to de
ciertos UaLores
meXiCQnOS

Tc,s5rca.G Especial parc IA PRENSA"
NCEVA YORK, Noviembre 27.--Ios
senores, a. Reynaud. quien susutuyo
Andre Hommerart en- el grupo fran
ces del Comits International de Ban
queros de Mexico y G. Pietet, repreren-
tante suizo en- dicho Comite, ahora en-
Nueva York, fueron presentados a los
banqueros que forman en- ell grupo a.
nericano. Ii junta tuvo lugar en- las
Oficinas de la firna Morgan and Co.,
habiendo hecho II invitacion el Vice
Presidente del Comite. Mr.. Thomas
Lamont. Este senior declare que Ia
i,fnta habfa sido de caracter 1nror-
nal Y con el unico objeto de que Key
maud. que acababa de regresar de un
v:aje n Mexico, diera su opinion sobre
Ia si,uaci6n de Ia Republica vecira y
de que fuera conocido VI. Pietet, apro
vechando su estada ea Sueva York.
Sc declare On Ia junta que los nan<
oueros no tienen todavia preparado
ning1n plan a. no Sc encontrahan aun
en- disposici6n de solicitar de los tene-
do-es de segur,dades mexicanas que
depos:taran estas con el Comite, deJan-
do todavfa perdierte cualGuiera reso-,
luci3n en- favor de los mencionados
farsIoreS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-28
Sc INSISTE EN-
QUE MR.. FALL VA
A LA METROPOu
Hoy cruzara la frontera
Dor Ciudad Juarez,
Chihuahua
VA A SER RECIBIDO
Por una comision de la
Alta Camara de la
RepGblica
Dicha comision Sc encargara
de conduci.lo con toda
clase de cortesias
oficiales
Telsoyama Espeeinl pcrc IA PRENs.au

Telsgrama Especial para IA PRENSA"
c. DE MEXICO. Novic:nbre T.-h
pesar de 10 que asaguran men2ajes
recibidos del Sur de los EStadcs Uni
dos, de que el senador nortc c-ancrica-
no por el Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
Mr.. Alberto B. Fail no rcndra al pals,
en- vista de las prohibiciGues dc Isas-'
queira para que no le fueran visadoa
sus pasaportes, Sc insiste en- el sen
lido contrario, ascgurandose que el CT
,ado representative americana sc ha-
la diSpuesto 4 visitar IL capital para
concucrir 4 las ceremonies de inaUgu-
raci6n del nuevo Gobicrno.
Sc han estado recibiendo teleSra-
mas pficiales procedentes 'iel Nor
te del pals, diciendo que Il seEador
Fall saldra hoy para L! raso, Te-
xas, entrando Z; terrltorio ine&ic1no
por Ciudad JuareZ.
La Camara de SenaGorcs. scgGn 81
informo. design6 una comision para
que Sc dirija al Norte a. darle IL bien-
venida, Y acompafarlo a esta capital
Dicha conision saliG aver DE Ia me-
tr6poli
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-28
OCHOCIENTOS HOMBRES
DEL GENERAL BERhAL
SERAN LICENCIADOS
Sc dieron instrucciones en- tai
sentido al General F.
Maycotfe

Aver Sc nos proporcionaron en- fuen
20 autoriZada de esta ciudad lnforIna-
Clones fidedignas en- el sentido de que
on d curse de II semana siguiente, si-
Suiendo las ordenes enanadas Gel Go
bierno Federal, las autoridades dc Va
rios Estados de Ia Rep0blica- en- cl
o-6e, unilitar, procederan al deSarme
ncenciarniento do u1 gran numero
de tropas seIeccionadas de antemano,
nara dar un nuevo paso en- "a reorga-
1izaci6 Y reduction del Ejercito Ma
cionaL
Entire las fuerzas que seran hcen-
ciadas en- esta semana, Sc cuentan las
que han estado 4 las ordenes del Ge-
neral Salvador Vega Bernal en- el rs
tado de Puebla, y que combaucron IN
cslnsablemente al carrancismo.
IL general Fortunate Naycotte, Je-
- de las Operaciouee en- Puebla :
Tlaxcala recibio inStrucciones dIrectas
de Ia Secretaria de Guerra efecto dc
proceder al Icenciamiento de esos
CONTINGENCIES en- su tutalidad. dandoleS
\ canbio de su armamento, = como
IN premio a sus servic'os, una g-atifl-
caci6n Y toda clase de elementos
faciidades para que puedan transla-
darse al lusar de 81 origen. en- donde
dejaron sus hogares abandonados al
Ianzarso a Ia revoluci6n.
Las fuerzas del general Vega Ser
mai. cuando sste Sc adhiri6 al movi-
mieato obreSonista que tuvo si naci-
m:ento al firrnarse el Plan de Aqua
Prjcta. sumaban solamente ciento Gin
cuenta hombres. Y a esta, rvcnas son
En- TN total de ochocientos soldados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-28
TANBIEN EN- MEXICO Sc
NOTA UNA BAJA EN-
LOS PRECIOS
Los fobricanteS ueEden yd
mas barutoS todos SuS
articulos

I'-,ecrdD,c Es7>eial rarG ~ TEESS.s
Z. DE-! MEAlCO, EoyIe:nbre @I.-
Parece que a. fin - cbseIya en- el
amino dc los producGorcS ' tabrican
TsS meNicanoS. un deSeo Ge conpeten-
eia mas razonable. que dara ror re-
sultado. que comienza 4 haceC. me-
3o- Gicho. que los precios de los ;rt!cu
Jos que Sc consumer en- el pals, de ma
1ufactura = oriSen n4cional, hajerl eI
los mercadcs
Hoy 50 Ia aseSIrado en todos los
centres ludusJriales. Que los faI-ican-
tes de riiadoS ' tejidos de Mexico,
han resUelto baj4r los precics dc los
articuloS que producer sus fabricas,
&c Tnancra noJztblc, y en- una proper
cion haIaSadora-
Sc cree quo este paso de los Ia
bricaUtes daCa luS>tr = que los precioS
en- todcs los a-iculos y mercsnc!as eu
general comiencen Z baiar cn el ner-
cado. como un rer1cjo de 10 cue ocu-
IRE en- los CeutroS pruducIores de los
Estados Unidos. una vez que IL crisis
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