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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-24
|Nugent Gets
Appointment
ON FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
GOODING TO FILL UNEXPIRED
TERM IN u. S. SENATE

Washington, Dec. 20.--Nomina
tion of Senator Nugent of Idaho to
fill vacancy on the federal trade
commission was confirmed today by
the senate in open session immedi.-
ately after 1t was received from
President Wilson Senator Nugent's
term as senator expires March 3.
The motion to confirm was made
by Senator Borah.
Senator Nugents appointment was
the first presidential nomination to
be confirmed by the senate during
the present session and was a cour-
tesy usually shown to a member OF
congress.
All other nominations sent In by
the president have been held up
without an executive session even
for committee reference.
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 20 That he
will appoint Senator-el,st It Frank r.
Gooding to succeed Senator Nugent
in the event the latter accepts the
position offered him on the federal
trade commission tmmed ;.tely AMI
resigns as senator was the tatemen.
of Governor Davis today.
Governor Davis said 1T is my
intention to appoint Senat6r-elect
Frank r. Gooding to fill the unex-
pired term Of Senator Nugent. should
the latter's term as member Of the
federal trade commission begin at
this time. The people OF Idaho hav-
ing elected Mr.. Gooding, it seems
perfectly fitting that he be allowed
to represent them in the present ses-
sion when SO many problems af-
fecting them are before the senate.
and l personally know that his quail
ifications make him the one man to
fill out this term. Mr.. Gooding will
go to Washington splendidly
equipped to help meet these prob
lens. I am glad that Idaho has beer
80 signally honored by the appoint
ment of one of its citizens to the
| federal trade commission
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-24
Notice To Advertisers

Beginning January L
qure oil advertising manuscript office
delayed in going into
to the best interests
OF the Republican that Friday
week From the advertisers viewpoint his
Saturday and his advantage the
before that date his his
announcements
always makes effort and
country communities do receive until
account mail servic)
tisng
veser the
the the the possible
stances But hardly but what routine
night work delay These constitute obstacle
subscription list
render We kindly ask cooperation In this regard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
FL PASO BUILDING
PERMITS ON INCREASE

Building permits. for December
1913, show an increase Of 416 percent
over the corresponding month Of last
year. For December. 1913, according
to the books Of city building inspector
Perez. McGhee, which closed Wednes-
day night, the permits amounted 20
s237,3S5. The records show that dur
ing December. 1918, permits totaled
s51 1888.
Building permits for 1913 show a
gain Of 352 percent over those of 1918.
For 1913 they were S2.255,5S5, and for
1918 they amounted TO only S664,S46-
Figures for other years follow.
1915, S3,612417. for 1916 1851 sos
for 1917, S&769.527.
Most Of the permits for 1913 were
issued during the last seven months
Of the year, inspector McGhee said
Building during the last seven months
Of the year. he said, had materially
increased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
GImbePs Cash and Garry

Gimbels grocery, the first grocery
store in the Alta vista district, and
the best known grocery in this sec
ton, VIII be converted on Jan ! into
a Cash and Garry store. The reason
for this change is to enable old pa
irons as wei as new ones TO more
amply meet the high cost OF living
The Gimbel store has grown contin-
u0usIy and VIII continue its uneL-
celled serTice.-Adv.
Wyandotte Matching Eggs. Phone
Aq50.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
STATE ORDERS CUT IN
FIRE INSURANCE RATES

Reduction Of fire insurance rates
Tor dwellings Of buildings and barns,
for 1920 has been ordered, according
70 Instructions received Wednesday
from the state fire marshal by Fl
Paso insurance men. The order di-
reefs that insurance on much struc-
lures be figured on one third the key
rate instead Of one half as hereto
fore
A copy Of the order fellows
That effective January I. 1920, IN
rating dwellings, barns, private auto
mobile garages and other outbuild-
inEs IN connection herewith and on
contents thereof. and on apartment
houses Of less than three apartments
and rated under the dwelling sched-
ule. and on outbuiidinEs in connec-
rion Herewith. and on contents
thereof one third Of The key rate IS
TO be included and not one half Of the
key rate as heretofore.
The Texas general basis sched-
ules VIII. at a later date be amended
TO conform TO the above changes"
The key rate for FL Paso is IS
cents. and seven cents has been used
IN computing half the key rate n
writing insurance. Now 8 cents VIII
be used
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
RIHLTO CROWD
IS HAPPY ONE
Theater Is Packed For New
Years Eve Midnight
Matinee Performance.

II there had been room for one
more person in the Rialto theater at
midnight Wednesday, old Father
Time would have been dragged out
to the shouts Of just one more person
and 1920" would have been greeted
by just a bit more roar. But from Il
o'clock until even after midnight the
crowds surged about the doors and
sought Ambulance
The riddance OF 1918" constituted
a light vaudeville sketch. without
plot or reason. but sufficient for the
crowd in that 10 brought forth the
babe. 1920" and enabled them to
make a noise.
~Toot your heads off," was the
privilege flashed on the screen by the
management and q screaming audi
ence needed no further urging. They
footed and sang and shouted and
screamed. until the orchestra itself
presented a comical study as the men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01

didn't take much TO make me con-
tent. Maybe IL is because was never
pampered and spoiled when was a
child.
That IS why I have such a splendid
time playing Mabel. haven't at
tempted 20 snalyze IL deeply. because
there must be spontaueitF in farce
I must let Mable acr on the impulse
OF the situations Of the play, and
that makes il heaps OF fun
Then you really can not tell, II you
are sitting in the audience watching
the play, whether Mabel really in
tended TO show the chemise TO Garry s
wife. I might just as wei explain
here. for the benefit Of the reader
that the chemise plays one Of the
most important roles in the play.
Garry gave IL TO Mabel before he was
married. and il looks for a while as
though it is going to break up his
happy home
But I don't think Mabel intended
20 be mean about It; she simply
wanted TO tease the man she was
fond Of. She had him in her power
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
TEXAS STEEL CORPORATION
TO CARRY OUT CONTRACT

Austin. Tex Jan The Texas
Steel corporation is 10 carry out its
contract with the state relative 70 the
operation Of the Rusk Iron foundry
according TO advices received yes
terday by the attorney generals de-
partment from Col. L p. Feather
stone. OF Beaumont. head Of this cor
poration-
This iron furnace was sold 20 Col
Featherstone and associates several
years ago for s112.5O0 and a deposit
OF $4,000 was made TO the state or
the consideration s2S,125 was 10 be
paid IN cash and three notes for
S2S.125 each were executed
The last legislature extended the
time 10 January I. 1920, in which the
contract may be carried out. Col
Featherstone advised that his COM
pany viii make the initial payment
today through the prison commits
sioner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01

eesticulated in their playing without
the apparent issuance Of a sound
Then as the clock struck -. the
entire audience rose and sang Aud
Lang Syne" with a right good Will
The orchestra broke into the strains
Of The Star Spangled Banner" un-
fortunately at the time a comic pic
ture was being shown. and for the
first time the huge gathering was
quiet and standing. The close Of the
piece brought the resumed roar.
which doubled when the orche stra
swung into Dixie"
William s. Hart in John Petit
coats" a drama Of the woods, closed
the program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
Nezg Fairbanks
Picture Is 4
Hum Dinger'
Is Fun From Start to Finish.
One Of the Best He
Has Ever Done.

V eduesday evening crowds Of peo-
PIE were attracted to the Ellanay
theater in anticipation Of an evening
OF Fun with Douglas Fairbanks in
his picture. when the Clouds Roll
BY Fairbanks succeeded in lift
ing any clouds that might have hung
around anyone in the audience and
very soon the auditorium was re-
sounding with laughter in response
&c the genuinely funny and ridicu-
lous situations.
Fairbanks has his reputation and
he didn't do q bit Of baczsliding in
this picture As an acrobat he IS IN
eNcelied- he walked on a ceiling
like a regular -fiyman" and thought
nothing Of IT, apparently On
boat. he jumped at least ten feet in
the air. grabbed the end Of a pier,
and working his way along to rope
swung himself out over the water,
lighting easily and gracefully on the
deck OF the boat He was in dress
suit too.
During part Of the picture. a lit
tie town was swept away BY flood.
The eject was most realistic The
water surEed around the buildings
and then they moved off swiftly down
chickens and the ike floating around
on barrels and boxes dimmed the
glory OF Fairbauks's acting for
awhile. for the audience stopped
laughing at him 20 latgh at the
cows and the chickens. Fairbanks
hangs by his feet from a limb OF
tree. completely surrounded by water,
and helps 20 save the struggling vic
timsfof the disaster as they float or
swim by Next morning the tree re-
sembled a Christmas tree
But that isn't all Aside from
hurdling high fences. climbing walls.
walking on ceilings. running on the
top OF trains and swimming reck-
lessly, Fairbanks is a delightful
lover and il doesn't make any differ
ence what the circums stances are he
Is just as ardent To prove that
point he marries the cause OF all his
recklessness on The steeple OF a
church, inst because the minister
happened 10 seek safety on the top
most part OF the church when the
Hood struck the little town and the
church started down stream
The picture is a Scream. and ~
you want TO forget that you ever had
cloud On your horizon, go to the El-
lanay and see IL A. B.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01

and was going TO get a lot Of fun out
of IT, I should say this was temi-
nine trait. I think men rather like
10 be- teased by a woman Of whom
rheg are fond, and am certainly con-
WINGED that women like 20 do the
tensing- But that's more or less 81
a problem. It really presents very
interesting phase Of feminine psE-
eno1oUVr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01
Much In Life
To Furnish One
4 Lot Of Joy
No Reason to Be Unhappy.
Says Actress; Just Get
the Fun That's Due.

Beautiful Miss Ruth Gates. who
plays an important part in up in
Habers Room" which Ed Maxwell
viii present at the Crawford theater
on January 8. 6. Z and S, is the pos
SCISSOR Of more than her beauty and
talent. The treasure in question Is
a priceless philosophy Of happiness.
There is so much in life 10 De
happy about" says Miss Gates. that
can not understand why so few
people find Il. I think ir is because
so many people look outside Of them
selves for happiness. I have always
had 20 find my own happiness, and it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01

An advance for developing films
was made on December first, from
1Oc 20 15c per roll Through mistake
in composition the correction in the
advertised price was not made at the
same time GANDARA PHOTO SUP
PLY CO.-Adv-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
HERRERO GUERRA
ENTRECAR' V|VO
4 CARRANZA
ESTA NIJY SECURE De QUE|
PODRA PROBAR 10
QUE Dice
Tclsoran,a Especial para ia PRENSA."

TclsGrGniG Especial odrr la PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO T.
'Vengo a demostrar que el sehor Ca
rranZa no fue asesinado pOr mi nj por
nirguno de los mios, como sc ha ase-
surado: sino que Sc suicide con su pro
pia pistola, disparandose un balazo So
bre el pecho al verse perdido'.
Tai declare a los perIodistaS metro
politanos y a los corresponsales el ge-
neral Rodolfo Herrero, al arribar 4 es
ia capital, procedente del Norte. He
rrero vino acompahado,-que no pri-
sionero. seg1n dijo-por el general La
zaro CardenaS, perteneciente las
fuerzaS de Arnulfo G6meZ: por el doc
tor Rafael Estrada, que tambien vie
ne a declarar sobre n muerte de Ca
rranza: ' por una escolta al mando
del Jefe de Estado Mayor de Here
70, Coronel Miguel 3. Marquee.
Herrero, con sus acompanantes, ba-
is del tren antes de que este llegara a
Ia eStaciOn, con e. objeto de evitar al
gunas demostraciones por parte del p6
blico que 10 esperaba Y que erS. nuy
numeroso- PareCe que Eerrero temi6
que las demostraciones fuesen en- su
contra. pero mas bien el pIblico solo
tenfa curiosjdad por conocerlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08

En- vista de que muchos compatrio-
tas que han estado viniendo a este
pats en- los ultimos meses. en- busca
de trabatos productivos, estan slendo
vfctimas de enganchadores sin escru-
puIos V de agentes de Companies que
les hacen miles de promeSas para obl
CARLOS a fir1nar un contrato que luego
no cumplen, vamos dar algunos da-
tos acerca de Ia exploitation infcua de
que no solo esos compatriotas, sino
otros muchs trabajadoreS americanos
Y de otras nacinalidades han sido vic
ti-uas de los citados agentes en- Los
Angeles San Francisco. California,
puertos americanos del Pacffico.
Sabido es que nuestros compatrlo-
tas trabajadores, vienen grandemen-
te ilusionados a este pals. en- donde
Green que podran conseguir trabaJos
por 10 que Sc les pagaran jornales pa
ra clos nunca sofiados y que a esa
Illusion, ademas de su credulidad
ignorancia, deben en- gran parte el
convertirse en- vfctimaS faciles de sus
explotadores. Uno de los trabajos que
mas buscados son para nuestros COM
patriotaS eS ei de las pescaderIaS de
Salmon en- Ia Aiaka- pues ademas de
los magnificos sueldos que Sc ofre-
cen por los agentes, sc presenta el a
tractivo de una buena comida y alo-
jamientos confortables que Sc ofrecen
d los que vayan a esos trabajos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
GONZALEZ EXPLICk POR QUE Sc
RETRO A LA VlOA PRlVAOh

Te!epruma Espeeial pcra IA PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO T.
General Pablo Gonzalez hiZo ceclara'
clones hay dando a conocer las ra-
zones que tuvo para pedir 81 retro
del ejercito.
Diio que preflere no tomar parte ac-
tiva alguna en- la polftica mextcana
que cree que su retro facilitara gran
demente todas las cosas Y hara que IL
situaciGn contin1e tranQuila.
Algunos de sus amigos. que no har
estado confornes con esa determine
ci6n de Gonzalez, han hecho grand!'
simos esfuerzos para disuadirlo dt
que Ia ponga en- practica, pero har
fracasado por complete y Sc quejan a.
margamente de el, diciendo que los ha
abandonado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
EL ESTRECHAN|ENTO De RELACIONES
CONERCIALES ENTIRE MEXICO I E. III.
En- IN banquete celebrado aver en- eL Hotel
Gunter Sc trat6 con dmpftud sobre
ese intereSdntisinlo asunto

tad. gestiona Ell Depa-tamento que Sc
Suprir7a esal eXiEencia V Sc aceDten en-
luEar de eSOs depUSitOS fianzas o oonos
suficicntes V autorizados. Dijo tambien
que en- reciente ley del Departamento
de Hacienda Sc prohibi6 Ia eXporta
ci6n de unifo-neS a Mexico Y de toda
clase do telas parecidas 4 las que Sc
uSan para esa ClaSe de prendas; Y que
en- virtud de que son esos artfculos de
gran denanda en- el comercio de Me-
xico. tambiep gestiona Ia cesacion de
esas restriccioneS impueStaS pOr el go
bierno americana. Igualmente ha ini-
ciado ell Mexican Trade Bureau" una
campaha postal. dirigiendose de suerte
a mas de tres mil casas neNicanas
de reconocida serie6ad, indicdndoles Il
conveniercia de hacer todaS sus COM
pras en- San Antonio por ser este el cen
tro americana mas prOpicio para e!
cornercio neXicano; V que tambien Sc
ha dirigido a mas de quinientas COM
pahias manufacturers de los Estados
Unidos sugiriGndoleS el establecimien-
to de AgenciaS en- San Antonio, So
bre todo aquellas QUE usan en- sus
manufactures productos meNicanos CO.
mo materias primas. Para terminar su
bien formulado inforuie aEreg6 el Sc
nor Akeroyd que Ia Camara de Conner
clio tiene el prcp6sito de que reuniones
como Ia de aver Sc verifiquen r1en-
suaImente. para que el entusiasno no
dccaiga y para que todos los miembros
de esa institution conozcan las Tenta-
josas actividades de la Camara. ofre-
ciendo en- cada case las iniciativas cue
cada uno considere favorahles para el
in que Sc perSiEue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
Al LLEGAR A SALTILLO Dl.
% BLASCO IBANEZ, ENCAN-
TADO De La CAPITAL Goa
HUELENSE:: iAQUI Sc RESP.
RA! iESTO Is ESPANA!
EN- TERMINUS MUY DESPECTNE Do SU
OPINION lCERCA DE- Ia GRANDtZA
DEL PUEBLO Americana

En su residencia actual, que cuesta
buen trabaio dar con ella, e. ex-Go-
barna5or de Coahuila. sehor Gusta-
vo Espirosa Mireles Sc sorprende VI
s;blenen-e al recibir n vista del re-
porrero. Ha recomendado QUE no Sc
Olga en- d6nde vive para que nad'e
% rpoIeSte. y Sc ha dado el caSo de
one mo de. sus mas aEegados. uno de
sus acompahantes en- el destierro no
suniara eI mgar en- donde e. eN-Goher-
3a6or busca a vida silencIosa ) pa
cfrica en- union de su fanilia- SIN
embargo. parece que no le conuar'a
1uest-o prop6sito de celehrar una en-
.trevista con 6. Esta preparado y re
shuye nussras iCuerrogaciones.
Ne proporgO-dice-no haCer de
-claraciones polrucas sobre los asun-
los interiors; de Mexico. Y mucho
nenos en- TERRA eXrranjera-
lie habhmos de Ia oportunidad del
nomento. de Ia necesidad de una de-
cIaraci6n Que sirva para orientar me-
Tor el crirerio de "a coIonia ruexica-
IA pero insiste. "E.Xcusenme us1e-
des. No hars delaraciones polfticaS.
Despues. como IN recurso 0ltimo le
ot-ecemos Ia OCCASION de defenderSe.
pues 50 nos ha dicho que vino de
Coa,u.a traysndose los fondos de IA
Tesoreria del Estado; que pieuSa re-
gresar cn estos dtas & Mexico. y Que.
. FL cx-Go6ernador mUeve negativa-
ne1tc n cabeza y solo nos dice Que
no piersa po- ahora cambiar de re-
sider-ia, que 81 reEreso a Mexico
depende de las condiciones generates
Tz1 mis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
EN- ESP ANA ES SHUY CONOCI-
Do Ell NERCANTILISNO DEL
FAHOSO ESCRITOR PAGA-
Do A DESTAJO POR Los
PASSES De LA ENTENTE
PARA CONGRACIARSE CON Los e. URIDOS
LEGANDO A N \, DIJOI 'YOFUI EL
UNICO QUE No DEFENDIOACUBA'

treabiertas. ofrecfan a N vista una
senda morcilla. FL acolito que advler-
re este Sc acerca con Cautela espal
das del baturro. duien en- el momento
en- que eli MONACO alarGaba Ia mano
Sobre n morcilla 10 so-prende dicien-
dole: "entiendo chico que desde que
ueEue. 81 bien es que tengo un ojo
puesto en- Ia Tirgen, no he quitado NJ
por un momento el oIo de las aifor-
las" Asl Blasco Ibanez, en- su pirate
ria artistica de I'm impudiCo mercan-
tilismo. tiene un ojo sobre el altar Y
el otro en- las alforjas.
Los dos ojos i1os cuatro.-se a
presura el reportero; mientras el Sc
nor Espinosa Mireles, que ha ende-
rezado Ia conversation francamente
sobre este tema oportunIsimo, CONT
n1a hablandonos del autor de "Arroz
Tartana cxhibiendolo como el mas
caracterizado tipo de la ingrautud.
Nos dice como Blasco Ibanez sc deS-
miente ST mismo. contandonos que
su paso para II capital de Mexico,
al detenerse en- Coahuila--d0nde fue
tN4ANDAL- l'4''4A-' AS' ~
| jos portaIes las torres de Saltillo
abria los brazos en- un afan de abar-
carlo todo en- un ahrazo fraterna! y
estrecho diciendo: a. iEncantado. ami
go MO, AquT sc respira otro ambien-
te. Crea usted que me siento en- Es-
para ST, porque esto. este es Es-
pahaw
E.sto. quo es una reveleci6r, forta-
lece las aseveraciones de que Blasco
! lejoS de ser sincere ha declarado con
falsfa exhihiendose ciuicamente en-
toda su vergonzosa desnudez. tC6mo
es que ahora mega Mexico "a he
rencia de Espaiia?
Me ha inidignado-agrega nues-
tro Observation-Disclosures los conceptos
| cue eXprcsa de nuestra querida Patria
! en- donde fue objeto de Ia mas leal Y
| franCa hospitalidad; y creo quo aho-
ra que ese selor ha alberto ina YER
| Gonzosa campafa contra nuesro pats
para que Sc le conozca tai como q es,
deho habIar sobre 10 que personal
mente ne expresara durante su vi
sita en- SaltilIo.
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(Pa5r la ?ag. 7a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
Los C0NSULES No
ERANOS MAS QUE
POLICIAS'
DECLARACIONES De LJNO De.
Los CONSULES DEL
CARRANCISHO
EsneoiaI nara IA PRENsA

SAN DIEGO. Cal JUnio G.-'SegUi-
30 recibfamoS conSignas para perseguir
imnlacablemente a los llamados enemi
Eos del Gohierno: Sc nos ordenaha a
.aca~ por to3oS los meGios iTlaSiua-
eIes a personals que no merecian el
nenor ataque, IUes estahan aleJadas
de la polftica; pcro el Goblerno que
rla apasta- a todo aQuel que no era
su partidario y asf ahondando las diTl-
stones entire los rnexicanos'.
Con estas pS,labras de acaSacian el
senor Ives LeIevis-r. consul del nUevo
gobier2o en- esta poblacion De San
Diego, corrobora Ia aseveracion scs-
tenida por codos los peri6dicos anti
cauancistas sobre n yeriadera mission
de los C5nSu!eS de Carranza en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
La irnpo-tancia de N declaration del
Sehor Le,evier n encontr7ran los lee
torres de Ia FRENSA n saber que di-
cho sCHor era mismbro del Cuerpo Con
sular en- IA epOca del setor Car-anza.
asf eS que las afirmaciunes que nos hi
70 asumen e. ca-acter de revelacio-
rs
I'm honor Gel sefior Lelsvier debe-
mos aTirrna- que Gicho senor Sc neg6
q aceptar las cocSiGnas. por 10 cual
perdi6 su puesto en- aquella epoca-
"ANIcuILE listed 4 FULANo"
La Secretaria de Eelaciores-ana-
9i6 nuestro entrevis;ado el sehor Le-
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(Pasa 4 la Pas. 2a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-08
lNICiATIVAS DEL AGENTE
DEL GOBIERNO MExlCANO

Hahlaron seguidamente e. seilor Eu-
gene \. Holmgreen. de IL Alamo
Works. V el seHor John Is. Darlington,
Secretario Y Generente de IA Camara
de Comcrcio, aprobaudo 10 dicho por
el Director del Mexican Trade Bu-
reau" y prohijando las ideas expues-
tas por dicho sehor; Y despues tom6
Ia palabra el sehor Samuel Belden.
Representante Comercial del Presiden
te De "a Huerta-
Hizo primero una larga exposition
de las circumstances en- que Sc re2li-
zaba el comercio international desde
epocas u,uy lejanas en- Mexico, y sena-
Is los progresses que Sc han lido efec-
tuando en- la materia, asf como Ia
gesti6p que q este proposito desarrolla
ron cada uno de los mandatarios que
ha tenido Mexico: Y agreg6 despues
que, para el mejor eNito de los nego-
clos con dicha Republica, los produc-
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(Pasa la Pag. e.