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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
SPAIN TO HOLD WORLD
ELECTRIC FAIR m 1924
Plans Under Way for Big
Catalonia Exposition.

BARCELONA, oct 2s-Catalonia hos
undertaken to present for 'hc world
approval one Of the most extensive and
comprehensive expeditions ever held, and
although 1t is not TO open until 1924
the preparations already are TAR AIDE
vanced Under the supervision Of Gen
Rubio. an engineer officer recently re-
tired from the Spanish army. the slope
OF Mon1uich are being transformed from
an arid waste into an artisticaly laid
out Garden. in the centre OF which the
exposition buildings are oeing con-
structed.
The official title OF the exposition ls
TO be the International EXPOS ton or
Electrical Industries and tho Genera
SPANISH Exposition. Tho ground al
lotted by the Government for the pur-
poses Of the exposition is go acres n
extent. and il necessary 220 acres VII
ba added this depending on the amount
of space asked for by exhibitors Up 20
the present arrangements have been
made for the erection Of buildings COW
ering a space OF 100000 square feet
ana the architects have finished ths
plans and begun the erection OF the
chief pavilions
One Of the features OF tho exposition
Ia 70 be the Palace OF Light where viii
be shown the most recent Inventions
from all parts OF the world In connec
ton with electric lighting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market opened yesterday
firmly with an advance OF Is to 20 points
on overnight buying orders due to ad-
vices that Santos had advanced sharply,
which early official cables confirmed by
reporting a gain OF 325 to 525 refs The
Advance failed to hold at the end Of tho
hrst hour of trading and values were
aGgiug December selling of 10 7.70,
March 70 S.37 and May 20 s.7e, or to
~ points net lower at II o'clock.
The see-sawing OF the Santos market
shows It TO be in an Irregular and
unsettled condition. and much appears
10 depend on the success Of the proposed
loan Of $40, 900 600 to Brazil.
A special cable from Santos received
ate IN the morning. reported further
Gain OF 100 TO 800 reis In futures there
and brought In covering orders. PRICES
ucllly swapping back to the mornings
NIGH point
The( closing showed net gains of 90 TO
80 points.
Firm offers were said to be little
higher.
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ED AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
CHANGE OuOTArIONs.

\. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
To the following prices accrued Interest e.
20 be added IN every case:
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

Parks The same Grand Jury found sim
liar indictments again TIM Mccarthy, OF
the housesmiths' and bridgemen's unio-.
and against Richard Carvel. OF the rig-
wers' MONITORS and deFric,Smcn's rnion.
Big BIZ Dovery at nee sent Dick But
les TO the Criminal Courts Building 10
let It be known that big BIZ" was
ready to produce bonds for Sam Parks.
The Indictments. which. by the way.
marked the decline of the high handed
Sam. charged him with cxtorting 50 coo
from Nleis Poulsen president OF the
liecla Iron Works; s4eGAfrou Herman
Lobe Of the Lobel-Andrews Company
$500 from the construction firm Of l.. &:
!. Brandt and s2on from Mr. P1e"ty
sam was never tried the PUSH.
Lobol or Brandt charges. but II v 10
shown incidental to other trials. that n.
received only two or three hundred dol
lars Of the Porlser graft
Sam was convicted on the Tiffany
charge and as 10 The Plenty case. left
the court room sneering that there "aiu't
jail Big enough to hold me-" But his
luck had changed. lie went 20 Sing Sing
again ana stayed there. He died there
after year OF It, and nobody except
his family seemed to care.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
TIVE STOCK AND MEAT pnIcrs

Common 20 prime steers. ieO ihe 5000 IA. 90
Common TO choice bulls. 100 lbs. 52aU $40
Common 20 choice COWS. 100 lhs. 2 500 500
Common to prime veals, 100 lbs. 1900 1850
Common to prime sheep (ewesl,
100 lbs..................,. s507 ESQ
Common 20 prime lambs. 100 lbs. 10 O0rfg a.
Live hoRs, 100 lbs. ...........s.. 15.O00t1rO
Dressed beef, steer sldes. lbs.... I'm &c.
City dressed venls. 10. ....... lSf apc
Dressed mutton, lb........... 81 i5c.
Dressed lambs, lb.............,. 200 ESQ.
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.Doted Nr,c rarle. Ocso1er giss 1870.
HOOKING VALLEY
PRODUCTS COMPANY
Dividend No. |

Tire Board 81 8i~ctofs % the Hooking
VALLEY Products Company az q meeting held
onf October 9tTt, 1890, have declared out
of the uc- earrifr ana profits ~ The Conn
Many tlr and during NE year 1920 a divl-
company as now authorized aud constituted,
auch 81 iceud o. Do payabie however. only
II lniLra ta.,, of America Fourth Liberty
H1nt. wllh coupon due April 10Th,
1871. and sIlsequeut coupons attached,
The said dividend shall BE- payable on
November isth. 1890 70 the stockholders Of
record az fAr close o. business Oh Npvern-
her S,h. 1920
Where the amount Of any dividend pay
iutui, on AMY part thereof T. not Fifty
Dollars tSlOl, or multiple thereof pay
mont shan be made ia cash or The basis
~ 0OT as the current market price OF
such honds Instead % Ia said bonds
The hookq Of the Company will be closed
On November SIN, 1890 ami rcrnain closed
lnii tle opening OF business on November
i9th. 1920.
such dividend Is PAYABLE only upon and
" RESPECT 20 inc present authorized capital
stock o. tho Company Of the par value 81
$40 each per share. AND storkh0ldors hav-
ing yoiag Truft Certificates, or former
NfocA - thc Company of 500 per share
phr Vauc, OF $50 per share par value are
requeat ed 20 take proper steps for exchange
OF surh certificates or stock into the present
auth0rizcd and Existing capital stock Of ms
Company.
5. l.. CHAMnERi-AINn. Pre.IdeuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTKER-creamery higher than extras,
10. h71sQ5Sc. extras, ~ score, 'N. 49,
firsts. 90 to 81 score. 50a99c. nrfts, - ~
Hcnro 4404sc.; seconds, IS 20 ~ score p
a3c lower grades, 3f93Sc.; banlsh ca 81,
EOQd6c.: unsaltcd. higher than eXtfas' /"
G0isc; extras ESd50c.: firTts, $50 lbc. ~
onds, 4Ofl44c.: state dairy tubs, FINEST. Hlt
rTc good 70 prime. ssN5Jc.; common g thif-
37d41c.. renovated extras, 4t04sc.t la..,
current make. flrsts, 81 Use seconds, o+P
Csc. lower grades, 32W23c.. pack ing siorh,
current mate, No. l. 34c. No 2. 8Sc.i lower
iCTFESF-state. whole milk. held flats.
2Gc. fresh specials. 2iH2Sc.' average run
23c.: lower grades, 2or224ac., twins, lcia
.pcciais. 2IW2,hc. aFo.as9 run; ~ -.,,
Wisconsin, held twins. 25p26c.t single isi
dos. held. 2Gikd27izc: double paiaies held.
2Gd2Tc.; young Ameri as, held, -o0@sisc.
atins held specials. $50 zoe. prime 70 choice.
i5ai5ikc.. fair 70 good. i29lii4c.; lover
TGGS-Fre-h gathered. extras. dozen, 1iG
nc. extra flrats. lIQIoc. firsts' Us gea .
seconds b1Q6ic. dirties, No. 1. ~ .le.,
checks, fair 10 choice. dry. 1886 rcfrlecr-
ator special marks, fancy. 55isQ50c. firsts.
53'zd55c. seconds, loNo3c., state. Fenn.si
extras, 0Gc.Qsi: extra firsts. o2Q a5c. fltlts.
ss000c.: gathered whites. iirsfs 20 extra
firsts s54a5c; Under grades. 5slSfc. pul
lets s0ds2c.. Pacific coart. whites, extra
firats, Q2Nnic.. firrts. SJan0c. under grades
GN1s2r. small. 10udSc.. other Western aur
Southern gathered whites. 5EQSsc.. State.
Pennsylvania and nearby Western henners
browns extra 75dS5c.; gathered brown and
mixed coiore, graded extras. TimT2c.; firHtq
10 cxtrp fireis, e30TOc
POTATOFS-Maine. $50 lbs. 50 rO7fi 81 .
State S3.aON4.2 ~. Long Island hhi. 81 2-3
40; Jcreey, long. i6l be- s277a3 ~. $50
lbe., S2.5OQ2s5: No. ?. Dbl. silg Sweets.
Jersey. hsk. a0c0si %. Maryland. bsk..
sc asi southern. Dbl. s2.T5d3.25; No. 2.
bhl s1.10di.T5.
POULTRY. DRESSED FRESH XIII Ed
CIiCKENS-N Nearby broilrrs, 10. 42dfic.
rs ers. 9f03Gc.; Virginia. brollera. $50.
chickens. SIC. e Western. Dry. pkd. brctiprs.
boxes 36T47c.. fryera, 3iyE lbs. 20 doz
3ud33c.. roastcrs. 3T0f3c.i bruicra. bbia.
8g08Tc.. chickens. 3i03fc.. Western. iced
bbia, hroilera, 2 lbs. each and under 32T
aGc fryers 2iLM3 ibg. each. 27T3oc. FOwf s
western. dry pkd. milk fed. boxes 27fi
Doc corn FED. 2Gf $50. dry pkd, bhis ana
kegs, 25l 8rc ecaidcd 2S73ic. OLD COCKS
- Western 2Gn2s-. DUCKS--f.one Ieinnd
lbs 20 doz. SeiO GTT lbs, x3QT. dark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
THIS HOG HAS AN AUTO.
ne. worth $4,000 ana Ho walks
on Carpet.

DIES MONIES, Oct. 23.---In Iowa moth
ing is too good for the hog. Baby Hawk
eye Giant. an eight months old Junior
champion porker Weighing $50 pounds
and valued at $4,000. arrived at prom
inent downtown hotel I'm an expensive
automobile. walked into the hotel on
carpets spread specially for his visit
was registered by w. j Carmichael
secretary OF the National Swine show.
posed for picture and then enorted
his way haughtily into the elevator and
rose to tenth floor corner front room,
where he was 10 spend the night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

STATE or OKLAHOMA }


STATE or OKLAHOMA }
COUNTY or HUGHES
In tho Matter o. the Liquidation 81 ths
American National Bank OF Holdenvilia.
okahCms.
NOTICE.
TO THE CREDITORS or THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL BANK
The creditors ~ the sbovs named bsnh
are hereby notified that said bank. By
order cg the Board % Directors concurred
in by two-thirds % the stockholders, went
Into voluntary liquidation on the 18Th day
OF September. 1920 THAT Vernon y. Young
Nns appointed liquidatlng agent Of said
hank and you and each OF you are hereby
notified 10 present your claims against said
American National Bank OF Holdenvills,
okiahutun 20 me on or before the 18th day
% rOvambcr, 1920.
Dated al tloldcuviiis. Oklahoma this th~
18th day Of October 1870.
v. n. YOUNG, L4quia~siss A&~RA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
STATE BANK STATEMENT.

Summary % State banks and trust coripn-
nice IN Greater New York not Included IN
Clearing House statement (figurea furnl7hes
b. state Banking Department.;
Loans. discounts,
investments, &c. $3.50. 40s. 200 Inc. 81, Qss 200
Cold .......-..... e.0i6.0 900 Inc. OF GOO
Currency bank
notes I.......... 1874 800 Dec. So. 800
Dopo ia with Fed
ernl Res Bank
OF Now York.. ~, 05a 900 Dec. 1.6sr ZOO
Total deposits .... G3o, pic, 400 nc 429J 900
Total deposits
eliminating ANTS
due from reserve
dopositafles and
from other banks
and trust compa-
MES ~ ". Y. city
& y. S. deposits $50 s75, 700 Inc. GAP 700
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
COFFEE CABIre


no futures 80 to rs reis higher. October
l$S25. and December. s$oT5; exchange 8-i0d
1lgher. AZ II s-i6d. Receipts, 5000 bays and
stock, 473. 600 bags. Santos futures, old basis,
Unchanged to 250 refs higher: new basis. 325
52S refs hirhcr Receipts, 80 600 bags, and
took, 2,220 600 bags. Receipts at the porte
I'D, 900 bags. compared with 10000 bags last
year and $1,000 bags two years ago. Jundinhy
receipts, $4,000 bags. against 1000 and
27,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

OF the strikers could tell. So they GER
a young man 10 the headquarters Of the
union in Maennerchor Hall. and there
he saw the secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1920

I RANGE OF LIBEItTY BONDS
Liberty brokerage
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tOmrrrIROfls $4,000.
(a) Includos dcrosits In foretecn
sorve for such DEPOSITS. s47 ,945. 900
J(b) Includes deNoesits In foreign
serve for such deposits. s243. 900.
(c) fncloos deposits IN forcirn
servo for sHch DEPOSITS. 1919, 900.
az fnclides dcposlts-in forrifn
serve for such GcT oEits. sa,6le Geo.
lei includes deposits IN fnrirn
serve for oh deposits, 7,1C5. 900.
as cffcf lly reported for % iia'
tisills rayahlc, rediscounte, sccc
Stlnitcd States deposits ceducte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
LAS TROPAS CCMETEN DESOR,
DENES EN- DURANGO

Ell PASO. TEN, abril 22.-Los
viaieros Que llegaron hoy a esta ciu
dad procedentes de Ia de Durango
dan cuenta de que e. mercado dc
ella fue quemado intencionalmente
las fuerzas de Ia ~guarnicion despues
de que 10 s~aquearon, estimandose las
perdidas en- unos Glen mil pesos.
Juntamente con el mercado fue-
ron incendiadas algunaS casas partl
culares entire las que Sc cuenta Ia de
Ia persona que lie proporciono esta in
formation al c~orresponsal de LA
PRENSA. quien lie manifesto cue rel
ma gran indignation IN Ia capital Ct
tada a causa de que no Sc ha prece
dido en ninguna lorna contra los res
p~onsables de tai atentado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
No hay alarma alguna en-
Piedras Negras, Coahuila

EAGLE PASS, TXas, Abril %
Las actividades revolucionarias que
de algun tempo a esta parte Sc han
venido desarrollando q 10 largo de Ia
frontera norte de Mexico en la re-
-i6n vecina a esta ciudad. no han te,
nido efecto alguno entire Ia poblacion
mexicana de Pidras Nagras y Sis
alrededores, nj entire los mexicanos
residences en- esta ciudad Y districts
adyacentes.
La opinion general entire Ia pobla-
cion meXicana de estos lugares, es
mas bien de optimisnlo que de PEST,
mismo, pues tanto los que simpati,
IAN con el gobierno de Carranza, CO.
mo les que tienen simpatias por e.
nueyo movimiento de Sonora Y demas
Estados gus 10 han ~sccundado, Green
cue Ia ccsa Sc arreglara bien, antes
de cue tome serias preparedness.
Por cuanto al intercourse conner.
cial entire los Estados Un;dos Y Ne,
.xicc tampoco Sc hi visto afectado en-
made V ha continuado ~llevandose q
cabo de una manera ininterrumpida
hasta 81 p~ressnte, Al menoS en- es.
Ia region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
Contintn ell incendio de
los compos henequeneros

MERIDA. Yuc. Abril l6.-Ya es
notivo mas uuc de preocunaci0n. de
alarma. Ia actitud cue estan asu-
.miendo IN varies zouas del Estado
les rlamudos socialist9S. au-nres, CO.
mo $ ha ind:cad0, DC varioS incen-
dies DE- fincaS hencquewr as. algu-
mas &c las cualos Sc han consumido
Dor el fucgo. Hoy Sc rccibieron mott
Gins de que en la hacienda de Teal
fucrcn quemados mil mscates de h.
mcqueen. que r~enresen,an IN valor con
siderable.
Con este atentado son va varioS los
one sc han cometido contra Ia rique-
~ del EsJado; Y aun1ue las autorida,
d. saben q~uienss pucden ser LIS an
torres de csros crjm-Aes. NADIA ha2en
para prc2sdar contra clos por are,
Ger de pruebas, que hagan fe judi
ciai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
Refutacion a una ncticia
sobre ell ChamizaI

Con motive de una noticia publ
cada recientemente por Ia prensa de
Ia ciudad dc Nueva York, relative a
unos terrenos en- 81 Chamizal, de Ia
prcpiedad del sencr Juan r. Fernan-
dez Terrazas, ell Captain 20. del an
tiguo ej6rcito federal mexicano, Sr.
c. Merardc Lopez, o escribe una
carta hacienda una rcctificacion a Ia
noticia de Iefcrencia.
Ia information dada por Ia prem
81 neoyorkina eXpre"aba que el 7efe-
rido scncr Fernando T~errazas. ha-
bfa entrado en- arreglos con varios
abogados lie Nueva York, para que
por su conducto Sc realizara Il ope.
raci0n, con respecto a Ia partc que lie
corresponds lsgitimamentc de les te-
rrencs del Chamizal. terrenos que les
fueror legados por sus antcpas<dos.
sogun aparece de d~ocumentcs Y THU
los que dicho senCr Fernandez tiene
en- su podor.
Sc dice adamas en- Ia citada infor-
maciGn. que = seno. Fernandez ha
dadO facultades q los meNcionadus a.
bogados para gus arregl-n sus titu.
los b2jo el amparo lie este gobierno.
y este punto IS precisamrnte .el que
ahora refuta i sener Captain Lopez,
en- L. carta de referencia.
rNO-ianIa FL c.r--,r w., ,~+;
mo amigo de- scncr Feynandez Te-
rrazss. Que tai asevcracijn es inco-
rrecta. rYcS 81 NADIA tendr;a de parti-
cular que el s-6or Fernandez viera
abogaIcs nmer!cancs que arreglaran
Il rc"ocioS en- este pals, 81 20 ton
dria Y E:hcho el que es-os tralaran
de ~arregiar unos titllos mexicanos
bajo el am7aro del gob;erno america
no, Y mucho mas aun per 10 que res
pecta Il tC!Tenos dc esa faja de terri.
torlo que envuelve aun una GalicaGa
question international, pues tai pro
ccder se:ia scEtar IN pr codente que
r0dria traer co~nsecEsncias pcriudi-
ciales para Ia causa que desde hace
tanto tempo viene ~peleando ell go
h;erno msxicaro.
Como q Captain Love- conoce per
fectamente los antecedcntes Y conduc
IA ~intachable Y patYi6tica del sencr
Fernandez Terrazas, Sc permita refu-
tar cnergican1cnte Ia a~s-veraci6n he,
cha por Ia prensa de Nueva York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24

CIUDAD DE MEXICO Abril q.
Los representatives de los perlodi-
cos de esta capital deses0aran de
y en- las oficinas del Gobierno no
Sc les den noticias acerca del NOW
~iento rebslda
Hasta hoy solo Sc les ma ind!cado
ne los levantamientos que Sc han
fectuado eStaban "a previstoS por
% Secretara de Guerra y que. con
SC rrtivo, Sc hab;an "a tornado
-c6as las medidaS neceSarias para so
f~ocarlos en- IN momento dado.
E. pronunciamiento de Arnulfo
Gomez en Ia Huastcca 10 confirman
oficialmente, pero no diccn cue csc
iefe disponia de cerca de cinco mil
ncnb.es. con los cuales Sc un!o q!
general Pelaez.
Con respects al Estado de Sonora,
dicen ~ Ia Seoretaria de Guerra
Que no Sc tienen noticias, pero en-
, 2lgunos de los diaries s. pub-ica Ia
! .ot.cia de que en- el Es-ado de s..
aaIoa. inyadido por IA revolution. 50.
10 quedan unoS cuaccos puc51os co,
municados.
Sc kabla al mismo tempo De que
q imporCan1e puerto de Guaymas
sera bcmbardeaGo nero nc sc ind
ca cuando nj como. ilformaaGose IA.
da mas que el ~canonero Guerrero,
So halla ahcra en- Mazatlan. q dcnGc
tue 4 r-fu@iar algun-s ciemsnccs ca,
rrancist2s que pu&.-gon abaadcnar
Sonora a Ia bora en- que sc do aviso
de que el ES5ado Sc hal!a5a en- abier
u rebellion cotra el Gobiegro &c ca.
wanna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
ES AMPLIA LA CIRCULA-
CION De LA MONEDA
AMERICANA

En- Ia Secretaria de Hacienda. a
ionde courtroom los Representatives.
de los rotativos en- demanda de no,
t;cias. Sc les ind;co QUE las condi,
ciou-s fiaan,Feras del pals hahian
n.eicraao r 10 relative al probl"ma
moretario de Que tanto Sc ha hatla.
do.
Las reuuenaS ~orcracjones va nc
.ieren dif:cultades,-Gicc Ia Secreta.
ria.-debidc = Que en- mas &c Ia mi
tad d Ia RerGbljca ' espcci2!mente
en- Ia frontera est& circuland9 con
amplitud Ia monsda mericana frac.
cionaria. f>cil'Laado De csta man"-
ra q citaGo comcrcio en- ,peQCeMa
eScala.
Con este motive Ia Comisi6n Mo,
ne,aria no ne vuclto q recib;r pcdi.
dos de wales" que poco I POGO de,
iarin &e circular.
EABIA CABPERN S"GRE
LAS ELECCIONES
~Inc-r~ogado rucvamsntp q Lac.
IL Cahrara a,erra 10 IA i~niciati.
$50, a., L. E mission Perrar.n
re Dor Ia Legislature de Coahujla,
rslativa q! arlazamicn.o De las elcc.
r.~,s.4-ro.ars- manifest, CHE
:, .,a .--o ;,;cio+;,.a sar;a dose
-. -, -, -
t'aG" 'o'
&c ""s g an "s''. -> .0.''.' o''"' -
5 a"o'" '"''. "''.Eo u: '''','>
~ c''' ""''@'-1! q t".H''0
de hacieN"@- '''' ''~'" a.
60 "A"~a'',."' ;. zen - %"
&" ore ''u,,. Pe'"e'"S -
rs &c ID heH"'..Sa =" '"S aug = Il"
nan f-'ai''.' 'H'''S par" ICY .,
ten le>ar.. = q 'o''.H'' u.
CH2C~eso So dee oIc mama Sc reu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
Suecia ofrece q la
mujer iguales dereckos

ESTOC"LMO. Abril PEI Par
lamento sueco ACADIA De dar a Ia mu-
iar en- csc pals, una mayor indeHen-
dcncia EN- sus derechcs matrimonial
les que asegura & igualdad de los
ssXos. La ley ha sido aprobada va
por las Camaras del Pa,lamento Y
Sc ha puesto va en- vigor.
Las estipulaciones de la nueva ley,
provienen entire otras cosas, Ia abo.
licion de la administration de los
biencs matrimoniales por ell tsposo.
confiriendola a ambos cinyugues, pr
va ademas al marido de su derecho
legal para disponer de Ia propiedad
personal de 81 mujer y da mayor
fue1za en- 10 general. q Ia 1ndepsnden
cia matrimonial de la esposa.
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INVENTORIES!

Irvsata~ IS faci; 81 Ia. preae pensar
,~7.prsa--rce. Ah9ra m.smo y aCu' "a
81 ~orC--ua.5aG. Una idea D-svs 1Iecc
dar,s .amz ) fortuna. Las inyerc.o7e5
son Ge gran v2lo- y ~uosDt-n@ -~yuGa.e-
mo- a. inventor con Ia protection ,eSa-
$ Ia -czl-ado ID. ura .ave1.:5D q IS
pe-a o6.caer!a. csc-i5aHos i":rci5ai2us"-
tc ; e rem.c'-sn0s nG-s;r" .5:2 ell loa-
Ee ercoa:-a-a uaa information co@g.e'a-
e inventor pucdc S,empre recStt- IN cor
SEQ @-ar.s GaG7 20. exP"-:os y - nos
na1da e., mode,o @ J:se6c ds So .-ve1:J.
con IN description on eSoaa0l j. ha-emos
III eN-w"7 Re e.. Eh-e &c odd "as-o > .c
irf--a-amaS -, roHvieEr S"r pa;H0'a.m
Nlr----> c.!ente= rrrggI.-an 'r-,s "a
Sa-s.usatas para v-uir- SIX patience.
N--s ~ os:C'nI res. en- -u ~"-N. .a
mas -.r,-Ic Gel mI2i' s - @G--n0'-a
.a,-a.-G. 80 ~.as'-n eGi. GO D-n-ly --yo
v.la- g- Gg S.Q3 900.
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Amenazan con la huelga
los marinos de dos barcos

MERIDA, Yuc. Abril ls.-haS
gran disgusto entire los marlnos que
forman las tripulaciones de los bar
cos nacionales 'Jalisco" Y "Coahul
la. poruue no Sc les ha pagado' co
no Sc les cfrsci6. ell veinte por clen
TO les pertenece por %utilidades
obtenidas por Ia empresa nav1era e
ano psado.
Ell "Jalisco' Y q "Coahuila" Sc ha'
Ian en- Progreso en- estos momen'
tos. Y no es dificil que ALI Sc que
den 81 les marines hacen Ia. huelea,
COMO 10 han indicado.
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Libros MaraviIlosos.

Para los que s%ufren, son victimas
de la ~desgracia, les persigue la ma
la suerte, fracasan en- SIS negocios :
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran toGos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, lograran ell carino
Gel ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no SUE asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc verar; libres de malas infiuen-
cias, Y venceran : sus e7emIgcs y ma
die podra causa-les dano. Envie 10
centavos Ell %estampillas de correo pa.
"a gastos y recibira ca:aloGc gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA, Habana. Cuba.
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que q yerno del Executive sali5 pa,
- el Estado Dc Jalisco al desempe,
no de varias comisiones que le ha
conferido el Gobierno.
Entire estas esta Ia de reclutar
genie en- toda Ia costa occidental
del pals. con ell fin de formar varias
Columns quo Sc utlizaran en- la
campana contra los Estados de Sono,
IA Y SinalOa.
Aguilar, una vez que haya degrade
reuni~ los elementos que va a huscar
Sc ~trasladara al Estado de Chihua,
hua, donde cmprendera la campaha
de que St trata.
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RECORTELO. VALE DINERO

Rcc6rtelo Y envi6noslo con sc. diri-
giendolo 4 Fole. and Co, 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, III, Y ponga su
nonbre Y direction claros. Recibird
en- seguida IN p2qu-t- dc prueba
.ronteniendo Foley..s Honey and Tar
para Ia tos; Foleys' Kindney Pills
para dolor de costado, reumatismo. r;
homes Y vejiga Y Foley's Cathartic
Tablets, excelente laxante. {!Adv.9
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Victor J. Evans & Co.
Victor Building Z.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
TODO RIGOR
Mosti Supply Co,

Sap antonio, Texas.
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que tai .vez no ha llegado aun a como
cimiento del ~inteItsado directamen-
te en- Ia question. senior Fernandez TIE
rraZas.
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c. c. Bowerton. Pa.-Si tanto US
ted como Ia persona que nos indica
llevan en- regla suS pasaportes es Sc
guro que nc ~tropezaran cor: difficult
tadeS de ninguna especie para entrar
q Mexico, maxine cuando pueden Y
deben declarar que no son ~parienteS,
sacar por separado los pasaportes y
hacer el viaje juntos tan solo.
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CANDIDO AGUILAR VA !
RFCLUTAR GENIE

La Sscretaria de Gu-rra, despues
de corfirmar n notic.a que Il 90
neral Cinoido A2Uilar abando2o "a
Ia Dol.tica bonilIisCa para Gei!carSe
n~ueramente q las 2rmas, .nfom2