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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
CONNECTICUT RAT|F|ES
SUFFRAGE THIRD Time
Laughter and Cheers Accompany
Announcement Of Final Action
in Favor of Amendment.

HARTFORD. Conn. September %
(by the Associated Press).-Speaker
w alSh, for the third time in eight
days. yesterday afternoon declared
the nineteenth amendment ratified by
Connecticut. Cheers greeted his an
nouncement OF ratification on the GER
tined copy, and later. when ne en-
phasized the third ratification by
Connecticut" laughter mingled with
the cheers Of the members and spec
tators.
Connecticut ratified the suffrage
amendment in special session con-
vened by Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb for
that purpose. The senate first acted
on a certified copy Of the federal
amendment sent from Washington.
ratifying. rs to 0, and the house con-
CURED by a vote of 1874 to 8.
Before 1t adjourned the legislature
adopted the resolution passed a week
ago at a special session. action which
the governor refused to recognize.
This was done to make certain the
Legality of ratification, because no
joint resolution accompanied the Ger
titled copy OF the amendment sent
yesterday. The senate vote on the
resolution was the same as its pre-
vious vote yesterday, 25 to o. The
house adopted the resolution, 159 to 3.
The session a week ago was called
to alter the election laws to conform
TO the new order of things. Most
of that business was done yester-
day, to which time last weeks ses-
sion stood adjourned.
Tennessee Suffrage Feast.
. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. September %.
of Knoxville last night
banqueted east Tennessee members
OF the state legislature who assisted
In making Tennessee the perfect
thirty-sixth."
Among the speakers were Senators
Houk and Patton, Representative
ratification issue; Gen. L. D. Tyson,
Mrs. Sam Phillips of Memphis and
Mrs George Fort Milton Of Chat
tanooga-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
MUST REMAIN IN BOND.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. September e2.-Judge
G. B. Faris, in ths United States dis
trict court here, has ruled that pri-
vate owners of whisky held in bonded
warehouses cannot remove the liquor
to their homes without violating the
Volstead prohibitfon enforcement law.
Permits to move the liquor stored
can only be gfanted where II II to
- sold for medicinal purposes. the
Judge held,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
WILL TOUR FOR G. 0. P.
Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson.
Itinerary Announced.

CHICAGO. September 22.-speakip<
dates of Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Rob.
lnson Of New York. sister of the late
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, were an
nounced today at republican national
headquarters. She will leave New
York on her western tour tomorrow
ana will speak at Columbus. Ohio.
september "a; Indianapolis. Ind, Sep
announced: Denver, Col. September
e; Omaha, Neb., September %; st,
Paul or Duluth. September 30.
Mrs: Robinson will arrive in Chi
cago October @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22
McADoo TO TOUR US.
VIII Make Speeches in Cities From
Coast to Coast.

= NEW YORK. September 22.-WilIIam
Treasury. will enter the democratic ma
tional campaign with speaking tour
that VIII carry him to the Pacific coast
With speeches in many large cities. An
nouncement to this effect was made to-
DAY ey democratic national headquar-
Mr.. McAdoo conferred at democratic
headquarters here today with George
White. chairman Of tho national COM
mittee, and Senator Pat Harrison, chair
man OF the speakers bureau, in regard
10 arrangements for his tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-22

All the new unusual Plaids, many with dar
ing high-color flashes. Highest quality mate
rails You will find at this special price jus
the graceful, swagger Skirt your minds ey'
has pictured.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29
AT F'ON'S.

The unique personality of Win Rogers is revealed 70 advantage in the new production, The strange Boarder." That a man is no less a man but rather more because ot a trusting faith in h.s fcIlownen. IS grippinsly told in this new picture which opened for three days st Fcx's this afternoon.
 Rogers is supported hy an excellent cast Of contrasting types and the story from the pen of Will Payne inc Saturday Evening Pest writer. hcids the spectator throughout
 Sam Gardner, the role lr which Rogers appears. is the father cf a little boy for whom ne is willing to sacrifice even his life, and it is mainly for the child's sake that he IS ln- vei2led into selling iis ranch aud talk ing up h supposedly good proposition, which turns out anything but pro fit able for him.
 It is a picture that is adapted to the particular branches of the acting art in which MT. Rogers exceIs. cuu,- edy drama, but at the same time is full of exciting incidents and stirring climaNes.
 The rest of the photodrama l.t-of the program is made mp Of two /conl- edieS, The Jazz Bandits. A Couri- ter Plot" Mutt and Jeff and the Fox News
 The vaudeville offers are The Bar tinos. Doris and Mack. George iTaern and a skit called Call a Taxi
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29

[ up," hut stopped myself in lime. Mother Graham would have instantly demanded that l go to Dicky's berth and drag him forth willy-nilly. But the proposal to dress Junior cffer- tually diverted her utteniion-some- thing tor which was extremely thankful. was sure that indolent. ease-loVinE Dtrky Was still sleeping. and [ dreaded infinitely the task of awakening him and questioning him about the missing grip. That he would blame me and cxCulpatc him. self l was sure. as certain as l was that he would do both under the self hypnotizcd belief that he was emi- ncntly right in his position.
 Junior Is Restless.
 Put one of those embroidered white dresses on him." Mother Gra- ham directed didaCticnlly. anti when I had obeycd her after slipping his pink silk socks and white kid slip pers he was such picture of baby loVelness that I snatchcd hIm 10 mo in an almost convulsivc embrace. The thought of what the loss of him would mean to mo Is apt to mar my most perfect moments of enjoyment with him.
 "BokfGst wcd-y?"
 His engaging little voice sounded close to my ears. and he smiled at me a confident little smile. Ii is a phrase which Dicky has taught him. upward infection and all. and Inc is so adorable when he lisps 1t that we, like all fond parents, nave insured his remembering it by coaxing him to frcqucnt repetition of it.
 Pretty soon. sweetheart" I replied fonderlv.
 He surveyed tho room with tho funny. speculative glance of tho vcry young child. ana evidently found the unfamiliar surroundings somewhat upsetting. for his lower lip began to culver alarminEly, and there was a distinctly plaintive note in tho re- peated query:
 "Hek-tust wed-"7"
 lifted him high above my head. held him there for an instant. then rushed him dowr to tho floor. II is bit Of play he loves. and which never fails to quiet him when he is frotful.
 \ Discouraging Porter.
 As brought him up again to the berth and pcrchcd him upon it spoke with decision.
 Mother will 20 after breakfast right away. Will you be a good boy and stay with Granzie?'
 Me dood boy" he lispcd gravely, and as put him into his grand mothers outstrctched arms I caught the glimmer of tears on her lashes
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29
|LDING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of ReUeL0ti0ns Of q Wife

'har,l. Junior" Added to lgc'- Problem.
 Er would recognize. | |ttcr panic which seized
 iscovcry that my little
 ad been left behind.
 Pmprchended how it had
 When lSatie's accident | q me to stay at the could ascertain the ex- |jurics. DtCky must have taken cut the small grip b babys food when he
 my bag upon the yer her he had dropped it. lying it in my haste. had l. had no means Of had | timc to speculate acs of tho catastrophe. Ehs to me. There was |fo he done. and that was ! d for my little lad as |blc, I answered my
 s frightened query
 Dicky has it with his
 with far more assur- he than | felt. "I will
 sec us soon as I have
 t said when he wakes
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29
AT PALACE.

Persons who have ever had to smile while their hearts were break ing. will never forget the perfor- nance of Lillian Gish in True Heart Susie," the latest D. w. Griffith Art craft picture which is now playing at the Palace. "
 Since her appearance in Broken Blossoms Mir. Griffith's tremendous artistic success that has been the sensation of New York, Miss Gish is conceded by all the metropolitan critics to be one of the foremost actresses on the screen. but many believe she has surpassed all prev ious work in her characterization of the heart-broken little girl who hoped to marry her girlhood sweet heart, and found him, instead, with his arms about a comparative strang- CT, whom he had asked to marry him.
 Other photoplays include Jack Dempsey in new episode of his
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29
Copyright, 1920. N. F.. Al

Ii is a bitter fact that fresh fruits and vegetables. be they ever so de- licious. work havoc with the hands of her who must prepare them for cooking or tho table.
 Lemon juice and q small per cent of alcohol are as good a whitener and softener as I know.
 For three tablespoonfuls Of lemon juice use one tablespoonful of alco- hol. The alcohol acts as a preserva- tive for the juice and makes it pos sible to keep the lemon indefinitely.
 After each dish washing rub the hands with few drops of the prep aration.
 If constant dropping will wear away stone constant care will surely keep hands m fair shape.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 BREAKFAST Stewed prunes poached eggs. toast. coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Vegetable salad. brown bread and butter, cream cookies. tea.
 DINNER-Breaded veal outlets new potatoes. buttered beets, cottage cheese and currant jam, toasted crackers, coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 New potatoes are especially good TO eat ana LOOK at IT OTeSSe0 W1tn melted butter and minced parsley. While it seems like a chore to mince parsley. it really isn't fussy work. strip the leaves from the tiny stems. gather them firmly between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand and cut through and, through with a sharp knife. The parsley should be washed and dried thoroughly before cutting.
 VEGETABLE SALAD.
 3-4 cup shredded cabbage.
 1 green pepper.
 tablespoons minced young onion
 cooked beets.
 1 cup nuts.
 Mayonnaise.
 Shred pepper. Combine cabbage pepper. onion and moisten with French dressing. Let stand in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. Cut beets in quarters leaving the pieces uncut at the bottom to form a sort of cup. Fill this beet cup with the cabbage l combination. Sprinkle with nuts and top with mayonnaise, The nuts and nlayonnaise make this salad a real meal. CREAM COOKIES. cup sour cam. cups sugar. | 1-3 cup lard. egg.
 1-2 teaspoon soda dissolved in cream. 1-2 teaspoon baking powder. teaspoon vanilla.
 Flour 10 roll.
 Cream sugar and lard. Add egs well beaten. Add flour to stiffen about one cup. Add cream and vanil- Ia. Sift baking 2owdcr into four and add enough flour to roll Roll on a houred molding board. sprinkle with little granulated sugar (optionaD and cut with a cookie cutter. Bake m a hot oven. Comirg events cast their shadows before-wash day, for instance. NARY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29

and knew that if no food was ob- tainablc for the little chap his grand mother would be likeIy to have a ner- vous collapse over it.
 "Oh. do hurry. Margaret" she said impatiently. ITO think that even my crackers and oranges were in that grip. They would have helped some Granzic's lambic bird: II only Gran zic could-''
 Look out l warned ns I turned the doorknob. You'll have him weeping if YOU keep up that tone Play with him until get back
 | closed the door sharply after me. knowing there was a much better chance of her taking my advice if were out of the room before she had chance to reply. I hurried down the aisle of that car and the next. I wanted 10 reach the shelter of my own drawing-room. and spend a thoughtful minute or two in planning the seemingly impossible task of get ting fool.
 The porter was just finishing the room when I reached it. and d nasty glance down the car told me that picKy must still be in his berth-at least the curtains were drawn. I rapidly outlined my prcdicament to the porter. hut he shook his head doletully instead Of offering aid.
 "Milk. Till dat diner comes on. An can't get you one single drop.'
 knock sounded on the partiv opened door. Whom I opened it looked up into the kindly concerned n ln inr- ( I.t..t, ,fl
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29
$50 FINE FOR .SHIMMY"
 IN ILLINOIS COLLEGE TOWN

Chicago, July 29.-The town of Normal. the home of the Illinois State Normal college. where 1891 students are learning how to become teachers, has put down its foot on the jazzy saxophone "shimmy"
 An ordinance prohibiting the danc- ing of the ''shimmy'' in public has been passed by the village board, which provides arrest for the culprits, with fine of not less than $50 for each and every offense.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29

In the kitchen Of her own home Sister Mary cooks daily for family or Tour adults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking, gained from study of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own. first tried out and served at her family table.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29
NEW ENGLAND WILL
 GET MUCH COAL
Priority Ruling Gives 65O.OOO Tons Monthly-To Come by Three
 Railroads.

Roanoke, July 29.-The Norfolk and Western, Chesapeake and Ohio and Nirginian railways will ship 65o,O00 tons of coal a month to New England in accordance with the recent priority order of the Interstate Commerce Commission, it was an-
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29

serial; comedies and the Pathe News. The Keith vaudeville bill for the remainder of the week is headed by The CorteZ Sisters" in d classy song and dance revue.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29

Chica go July 29.-An appalling condition thre atenS the country unless action is taken to reopen the coal mines Governor Frank O. Lowden declared in a statement last night. Everything possible has been done here to correct the situation, he said. The Washington authorities, the gov- ernor added, have in effect taken control and 'it is to be hoped that they will act with that promptness winch the gravity of the situation demands"
New Britain herald., 1920-07-29

nounccd here today hy the -NorfoLk and Western. The shipments will be divided follows: Norfolk and Western. 3S0.000 tons: Chesapeake and Oh,o, S5.O00, and the NirS 'nian 1S5,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
HABRA UNA EXPOSITION
INTERNATIONAL
Fl nueuo Sno., de industrial
dispuso Gue Sc actlua-
ran los trabajos

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO Il
Ha dispuasto el general TreTino, nue.
20 Secretario de Industrial Y Concrete
que Sc active 10 mas pronto possible
81 beIIo proyecto que existe en- aque-
La secretarLa para Ia exposition lnte'
nacional que habra de ceiehrarse en-
esta ciudad el pr6ximo aho de l9@i'
fecha en- que Sc conmemora / consu
naci6n de la Independence de Next
CO.
Acord6 el general Trevino con e.
E,;evo Jefe del Departamento de Co
mercto que Sc activen los tranites pa
"a Que de esta sue:te puedan hevar-
So cuanto antes = la practca los
provectos a que me he refertdo- Sabese
que los bellies edificios para ID u! expo
sici6n Sc e-iSiran en los l!lnites de IN
rolonia Clauhtemoc. cerca Gel Pass"
lie "a Reto-na. All Sc exhibiran todos
los Droductos dc rCesrro sIelo : los
de todos los palses del cort.n1nte
americana u han sido e~xpresamente
.nvi,ados por n Se~cretar:e &c Indus
tria : Concrete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
VUElVE sOBRE SUS PASOS Ell
PRESlDENTE MUNICIPAL
De TORREON

TORREON, Coahr JUNO II.-Acaha
lie s~o'ucjonarse con toda feIicidad ei
conflicto surgido entire Ia Prcsidencia
Municipal de esta ciudad Y IA Empire
II de T~ransTortes. Como es bien sa-
hide. q se3cr Bercheinarn. Presiden-
20 Municipal, habfa atropellado IN
mandate del Jucz de Districo licen-
chldo Arzave. 0uien concedi6 amparo
4 IA menrjorada Empresa Ge Trans
portes contra actos de IA PresidencIa
Municipal Cue suSestionada por e.
SYNDICATE de Ia Union de CarrerCs :
Cargadores orden6 que aquella empire
81 suspe1dicra sus labores. \. GU
llermo Berchelmann ACADIA de acer-
CarSe 81 iucZ .trZave n dGrie explicit
cas disculpas por sus procedimientos
al Dasar sobre I'm mandate suyo or
denando que los v~ehIculos do Ia com
pahia de T~ransportes fUesen retirados
lei trdfico . ~interUados en- e. CORA
10 los Carros de limpia de Ia ciudad.
FL Presidente Municipal ha vuelto
pues. sohre sus pasos. 81 proceder ha
s-do generalmente apaludldo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15

CO medic de calmar ell e~Xcltac'ol'
de Ia opinion publica y de que con-
TIME ia vida normal y tranqulla que
hasta ahora ha ten!do esta region
como considero que, tanto listed como
Ell ST.. Presidente de la Republica eS-
taran de acuerdo en- satisfacer la OPP.
ni6n popular cuando Sc manifesto de
| modo tan energico como respetuoSo
V cuando este estA enteramente oe
acuerdo con los idealeS que uStedeS
| estan poniendo en- practica, de uni
ficaci6n Y reconstruction naclohdi'
para el definitivo establecimiento de
la democracia en- Mexico, he decldldo
suspender Ia entrega de este gooler-
no al senior Baldomero Armada, re-
tirando al efecto mi citada sollcitud
de ~licencia, motive unico que do III
gar a su designation para suostitulf-
me V solicitar de listed y del Sr Pre-
sidcute de la Republica, Ia declara-
ci6n de que queda insubsistente ID
orden de entl g a fin de cairnar los
apimos de esta pacffica region, segu-
ro de o,le auuf continuaremos pueblo
Y Gobierno u~nificados en- IN TODD con
81 nuevo orden de cosas ercabezado
dignamente por listed. Pol correo m
forr,e detajaldo. Saludolo a listed mi
respetuosamente.
FL Gobernador del Distrtto. T.. Cantt'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
Ell ESPANToSO lNcENCiO DE
UNOS TANQUES PETROLE-
RIOS EN- TAmPiCO

TAMPICO. JUNO 9.-En los terrc-
nos limi;rotes de las compahias pc
troleras Texas" = East Cost OH
registr6se aver tarde un formidable
;ncendio quo acab0 con dos tanques
de petrjleo de Ia compahIa la Co
roma e. sin.est-o tlie ocasionado Lcr
un rayo cafdo sobre uno dc los tan
qucs. y fG6 question de unos cuan:os
se-Urdos para que el fuego Sc pro-
paGara &e TN modo alarmante al
canzado a I'm tauque vecino.
No bien sc tUvo c~onoctmiento del
case muchoS empleados : peones Il"
Ia compa5fa La Corona" acudieron
al lugar lie In catastrofe por yer de
sxtingIir 81 voraz incendio. ST hieu
es cleric que no lograron su objeto
ST pudieron. en- clmhio. prestar opor-
turos aUXilios a Ut desSraCiado We
lador de Ia m.sma compahia que
todianGo los tanques aquellos fus al
caazado p0r 1larnas cue le abrasaron
el cuerpo ccaSiorARdole h]orribles que
madu-as. Fl medico de La Corona
proporcioni al velador los prime-os
auxilios arrancandole de un inminen,
. peligro de muerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
CONTRA LOS ASAlTOS EN- e.
CANAL DE CHlJOl

TANPTCo. JUNO s.-Los ditimoS
acon+ecim!entos criminales reS1Su"-
dos On ., Canal del Chijol. via tu-
vial que Va entertainments no pueo@
ser pavegada sin sobresalto. acaoa''
De sugerir una m~agni<ica l:sposic'a3
Al .Jefe M.litar de II Plaza. genera
Camez. quien desea 4 toda costa poner
COLO = las villanfas de tantoS sai'ea-
dores como pululan ell aQuel iusar Va
,-srico. Y es de creerse one las ta'SS
disnos;clones del general UNI
4, Jas cuaIes tus eUviar dssde lueEo
r, hueny n0mero de fuevzas al !oeai
amarado para p~erseguir Y comoatir
, los salteadores. surtiran mNE en-
h-ove los -esultados apete>idos. L.
Comandancia Militar esta eNpid!enoo
ficencias para portar armaS en- ia'o'
Il rodos los propietarios de chai@neS
p. co,ductores de los mismos GUY
rono-abilidad sea satisfac.orianeTie
reconoctda 4 fin de que esto7 pusoan
aese-dersa cuando sean asa!taoos en-
-, "a famoso aCnal del Chijol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
HABLANOO CON Ell CONSUL
SR. EELTRAN

Aver mismo celebramos n entire
vista con Ell Consul de Mexico en- San
Antonio, senior Beltran, in~terrogando-
10 acerca de 81 tenla noticias sobre Ia
aDa-ici0n de esq lista. y en- case afr
maiivo 81 estaba inclufdo en- ella ei
eN- Inspector de Policia senior Chavez.
FL sehov BeIrrAn nCs contest6 en- SEN
lido negative. asegurandonos que ei
senior Chavez, 81 tiene la conviction de
su ~inocencia. no debe abrigar tales
tcmorcs. con ia seguridad dc que ten
dra: las guarantees que s@olicita, pues
todos los m~ex3canos que han est&do
r~egresaudo Il Il Patria despuGs de va
rios amos de ausencia por no marchaf
de acuerdo en- cuestiones politicas con
cl gobierno, no sufren molestias lie min
gun genera. y por e. contrario tienen
toda chase. de Facilitates para llegar
n 81 hogan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
DAN CUENTA DE IL.


Ell I'residente Municipal Rafael c.
Platero V el Secretario del Ayunta-
miento, L. a. Ndnez, dirigieron con
oSta fecha el siSuiente mensaje al
~Presiderte Dc la IIuerta, dandols
cuenta de la manifestation pro-Cantu
efectuada aver:
"H6nrome communicable. confirman-
do relative anterior, que estos mo-
mentoS cfectGase, dentro de mayor
orden y animation. ]grandIosa mani
festaci6n i~ntegrada por elementos re-
presentativos de todas classes socla-
les. e~Xpresando votos de confianza Y
adhesion para que Coronel Estehan
Cantd contin1e al frente del Gobier-
no del Distrito Norte de Ia Baja Ca
lifornia. Saludolo con p%rofundo res
pecto. a nonbre del AyUntamiento
= Pueblo de Tecate."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
UN VECINO DE TEXAS
CITY COCA De LA ME-
JOR SALUD

"Durante mucho tempo sufri te-
rriblemente de la vejiga Y rinones",
nos dice ell senior Jose Jackson. veci
no ~prominente de Texas City. "Com
pre- n sola botella de Merritona, Y
despues de haber tornado unas Guar
tas dosis, me sorprendio agradaols-
mcnte Ell e que mi estado habia
~n:ejorado muchisimo, Y que me sentia
tan bien como no 10 habia estado en-
muchos amos. va no tengo dolores
en- Is espalda, Y puedo desempenar
mis- ocupaciones de la misma manera
que 10 hacia antes.
ESta medicina representa- para mi
In vaior no memo de quinientos pc
sos, pues ahora puedo trabajar Ell
doble durant eel dia, sin sentirme des
pues fatigado en- 10 mas minimo.
Simspre guardare los mejores recuer
dos de Merritone, Y ne tengo kecho
el %proposito de nunca estar en- mi ca
So, sin tener por 10 menos una bote-
la de eSta medicinal"
FL Merritone lie dara q listed los
mismos reSultados. 81 es cue SURE
del estomago, higado. intestinos o en-
f~ermedade de Ia sangre de c~ualquier
naturaleza. Merritone es ell remedio
propio de Ia Naturaleza, preparado
de la manera adecuada Y en- proper
clones c~onvenientes para que pro
duzca los resultados ~apetecidos.
Drogas que forman habitos no
on usadas en- la manufacture de Me
rritone.-De venta en- todas las dro
guerias.
MERRITOSE MEDICINE co.
1922 Clark st. Houston, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
RECIsiRE suS EGlDOs Gu
DAD lERDG

CIUpAD LERpO. Dgo.. Tri1io IL
Motive de favorablcs concentrates fus
n noticia que hizo saber en- esta ciu-
dad quo va 81 Gobernador Provisional
del Z ,ado habla orderado Ia dota-
cidn dc esidos a Ciudad Lerdo Y que
al efect6 saldria hoy de Ia capital
del Estado o rumbo 4 esta. Ia co
mission de I~ngenieros que viene a ha-
Ger Ia entrega y distribution de los
tales egldos los cualcs hahran de ser
tomados de terrenos de n hacienda
90 San Fermfn.