davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
Is. Department of Agriculture,
Bureau of Markets. July 1, 1921.

Based on July 1 quotations in
important markets, prices for hay,
feed and grain in carlots delivered
Washington, D. c., for prompt ship
ment. are quoted as follows:
No. timothy hay, ton. $4,000; No.
9 timothy hay. s21.o0; No. 1 clover
mixed. s2I.E0: spring wheat bran,
s22.25: spring wheat middlings,
,es5O: cottonseed meal cas- per
cent?, $3.50; old process linseed
meal, SIS: gluten feed. s31: hominy
feed Cwhite). s29.25; dried beet pulp.
$3.50; No. 2 white corn, bu. S0k &c;
No yellow corn. 77kc; No. white
corn. ,7sc; No. yellow corn, 7sc;
No. 2 white oats, 47hc; No. 3 white
oats. 46hc-
The following commodities may
be obtained from local dealers in
carlots, basis cash payment, at
prices quoted.
No. 1 timothy Cwestern) hay, ton,
s2I; No. timothy .(Westernl hay.
ses5o; No. l clover mixed, s22.50:
spring wheat bran, $500: winter
wheat bran. s23.25; standard mid
dlings, s23 25: -four middlings. szs.
dIings. s23 IS: -four niiddlings. $3.50:
cottonseed meal (3s per cent?.
s3T25: gluten feed. sag; honiny feed
fvnitel, $50: -four. soft winter
straight (14o lbs jute). per bbl,
sTa7.75: hard winter straight Gao
lbs jute). ss25as.75: fancy spring
patent (family brandt. ss.25as: No.
white corn. per bu (bags extra).
sslkc; No. yellow corn (bags ex-
tra}. 7skc; No. white corn (bags
extra), Sic; No. 8 yellow corn (bags
extra). 7sc; No. 9 white oats tbags
extra). 4sc; No. white oats (bags
extra). 4sc
Jobbers' prices ip ton lots or
more terms cash at dealers ware
houses. range mostly from 81 to 81
per, ton over local market prices on
hay and from So to 50 per ton on
feed.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
LsesI Securities.
COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK, July 1y-cootonseed
oil was steady. Spot 7.So bid; crude
500 bid. Futures-July. T.5Os7sS:
August, 7.sOa7.so; September. S.ooa
sos: October, s.o7ss11; November,
T.soaTsO: December. 5.soa7s5; jan
uary. 7.sIa7ss: February. 7s2aSoS.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1.-London tin
prices are quoted at the weeks top
levels. Spot f2 higher at f16s, and
utures fl 15s higher at fiji: sales,
$50 tons and 400 tons. spot stana-
ard copper is 15s higher at Ell. lis
Sd. and futures 12s Sd higher at f7z
Is Sd; sales, 80 tons and 500 tons.
Electroiytic is los higher at Els los.
Spot lead is 2s Sd lower at f23 S..
and spelter Is Sd lower at EFT 2s Sd.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
SUGAR MARKET.

WV YORK July 1.-The snvar market
closed unchanged to S points higher
Highest Lowest -ios-
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
Eggs-southern. 2sc; nearby. 30,

Eggs-Southern. 2sc; nearby, 3oc.
Bdtter-Print. 3Sa4oc: creamery,
extra. 35a3sc; store packed, 1sa2oc.
Poultry-Alive: Roosters, 1Sa2oc;
turkeys. 3oa35c: spring chickens,
45a4sc; White Leghorns, 4oa43c;
hens, 3oa31c; keats. 75c; dressed
fowls, 3oa3sc; turkeys, 43a45c;
roos'ers, 22a23c.
Green fruits-Apples, western, per
box. s3.5oa4.5o: apples per bbl.,
s3.ooa12.oo; pineappres, Ss.o0as.5o;
California oranges. ss-5oa7.oo. lem
ons, per box. s10a12.00: grapefruit.
per crate. ss.ooa6.5o: Florida
oranges, ss.ooas.5o; Georgia peaches
s2.ooa3.5o; currants, 15a20c qt
winesap apples. boxes, s3.ooa4.s0.
vegetables-New potatoes, s2-5oa
3.5o; nearby, per Dbl, sl.50a
LIS; Northern, per sack, s1-5oa2.oo;
string beans, per basket, S3.ooa4.o0;
South Carolina, S1.00a1.50; new cab
base, home grown, s3.ooa3.25 per
bbl.; beets, per bunch, 4a6c; pep
pers, per Ct. S2.ooa4-o0: cymlings.
perrct., s2.ooa2.5o: eggplant. per Ct,
szo0a35o: onions Texas, s1.50a2.0e
per Ct; Florida tomatoes, per crate.
Sl50a2.50; Florida celery. per Ct,
sEB9a4.o0: bunch celery, s1.oOa1.z5;
peas, bu. basket. s2.o0a2.50.
Veal calves, 9a11c; lambs, 1oa12c
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
RURAL DISTRICTS
OF GERMANY HOLD
PROSPERITY SIGNS
Local Merchant Declares
After Extensive Tour
of Nation.
LOCAL ISSUES DULL
Capital Traction Is Slightly
Stronger on ID. c. Board.
Restricted Trade.
LOCAL ISSUES DULL

In the rural districts Of Germany.
according TO 4. Coblenser OF George
and Company, who has just re-
turned from an extended tour
through that country. particularly
In Northern Germany, surprising In
dications Of prosperity are found.
The farmers. he reports. have made
considerable money during the last
year or two and a. most Of them
are distrustful Of the ''rags.- az the
paper money 10 called. they are
constantly spending their. paper
money for farm improvements. ma
chinery. etc. all Of which provioe.
work for a great number Of peo-
rle and adds TO thu general pros
perity Of the farm distriets' n
these sections. he reports. large
outlets for merchandise are being
found.
Another detail indicating the ex-
tent to which Germany has recov-
cred from the dificulties created by
the war, in Mr.. Cob!enzer's opinion
is the remarkable regularity Of the
railroad service. Although the old
standards Of nestness are no.
strictly adhered TO. he reports. and
occasional signs OF the bsttering
of war are TO be noted on the car
riages. every train that he had oc-
cssion to use in mis- trips about the
country was strictly on time.
LEGAL seesrfttes.
A decidedly light trading period
marked the closing session of the
week on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday. Capital Traction
rose slightly above previous quo
tations. six shares being disposed
Of after call at IS.
Twenty shares of National Savings
and Trust Company stock were sold
in the opening sales at 27S. Rail-
way preferred stock had small sales
at 81. A $1,000 Metropolitan Rail-
road per cent bond at slA. and q
like amount Of Washington Gas at
az concluded transactions.
Money on call ruled at 6 per cent
bid for per cent funds
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
PUBLIC INTEREST
LACKING IN STOCK
CHANGE SESSION
Profit Taking and Short
Selling Makes Up
Dull Trade.
MEX. PETE. DROPS
uGs .
Petroleum Issue Again Ham,
,-mered, and Suffers Sharp
Declines.
MEX. PETE. DROPS

NEW YORK. July with the
holiday at hand. trading in the
stock exchange showed little public
interest and a market made up
principally Of proft-taking and .
certain amount Of short selling. A
few stocks, such as Mexican Petro-
iepm and United States Rubber were
sold heavily and suffered sharp de-
cIines. but the rest Of the market
was dull and, Irregular. Toward
tAs close the great majority Of
chxhges were fractional. Call
money was at per cent through
cut
80 Foreign Exchange.
a slightly better tone APPEARED in
the foreign exchanges but the vol
ume of business continued small
Sterling gained z of cent at
s2z3S and francs advanced .
points to s.o1h cents. Lire were
unchanged The most interesting
Development in the market was q
rally of points in German marks
which carried the quotation to Las
cents and which probably was a re-
fsction Of news dispatches from
Berlin representing that the repa-
rations commission is to allow the
Germans to make a large proper
tfon of their future payments In the
form Of goods. Such a policy Is a
natural one and IL it actually 10
adopted. will make for much great
sr stability in the exchanges.
Reserve situatioa. ~
Increased gold holdings as a re-
suit Of continued imports, and re-
duced note and deposit liabilities
have brought another gain in the
reserve ratio of the combined Fed
sfal Reserve system, the lates,
figure being sos per cent as COM
pared with 500 last week. The
gain occurred. however. principally
arNew York, where the ratio of re-
serves, in the latter figures sum.
including lent to other regional
banks, to liabilities now stands a,
73.s Per cent. II. In fact, the pres
emit tendency continues 1t will b
onfy a short time before the New
york bank displaces that at Boston
as the best fortified one in the sys'
tenn Most of the other bank.
show a falling on in reserve posi-.
tton during the week. and those a
Dallas and Minneapolis were obliged
to add materially to the amounts
rediscounted for them by those ~
New York and Boston The tota
for this kind Of interbank accom-
raodatfon shows another increas<
and now stands at $4,000, 900. a.
amount which. however, permits Of
anuch further extension of credit
to Western banks as the needs oi
the crop moving season develop.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02
COMPLETE N. X. BOND SALES
Nv. n H,ss. Co. sils- s,sh HzsA..ss,

ss,e q ssnSs on sss sSes
I and sssiy ss s year % ago. ss sa
Foowins s Of each
security. high closing prices are given
The Washington herald., 1921-07-02

Tota 33 $50 yesterday 4s2"
ago, 47453O q and holiday two years ago
81 7o4 seo against 124SssSls yea
ago. ,0s2 l4s - .... .ar.-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-04
THE SECOND SURVEY
OF NATIONAL CONDITIONS

The Fidelity and Deposit Company present., th;,
second Survey OF National Conditions in re-
sponse to many requests 1t is based on the answer.
to carefully considered questions, made by one
thousand selected Representatives Of the COMPANY
in all parts Of the country. The Survey 10 a review
by business men, prepared with every effo<t TO in.
sure accuracy for the information Of business men;
and published ss contribution to the Nations
commercial ~ell.being. lss information. based ON
interviews with bankers, merchants, manufacture,
and Others in position to speak authoritativelv
was teleersphed to Baltimore and tabulsted within
the last Eve days.
The hrst Survey OF National Conditions was pub.
tshed September al, 1870, and aroused % much
interest to indicate that II was Of value to IN.
public at large. a. well to the Directors Of thu
Company for whom the data wss primarily intended
II was felt at this time that another rsvisv would
be welcomed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-04
A PLAN FOR RELIEVING TAXATION
DIFFICULTIES
Suggested by Daniel de Wolf Viewer of the
New York Bar

Suggested by Daniel de Wolf Viewer OF the
New York Bar
PREMISES: W The Government must continue TO
receive revenue on the present scale or higher.
~ The r esent tax system is widely condemned as
hamperng industry and progress
(3) Sale of bond issue is probably imtractcabe
RELIEF SUGGESTED; Legislation providing
for refundine to each Taxpayer, in the form OF
U. S. Twenty-year four per cent bonds. to be
issued for that purpose, one-half the amount
paid as income, war and excess profit taxes for
the years 1920 1913 inclusive.
RESULTS: ~ The Government would receive in
cash the full amount Of the tax levied.
~ The tax payer would in effect have his taxes cut
in half, as the bonds receives would constitute a
liquid asset
49, The burden of war costs would be spread over
longer period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-04

living apprecaeiy diminished Building operations NOM
There have recently been stkes
productivity labor reported from
plentiful and physical transportation
good business failures Of moment
satisfactory and the BANKING stson has i'm
proved confidence In business circles slowy
spreading hstancy the business OF tho
country feeling their with sound business caution and the
country s working toward a stable condition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-04

hed products developed point factories feel
justified taking the requisite surplus materials
furnish relief
indications Of change n this direction.
Business realize that forced based artificial OPTIMISM
lead un~se action and produce further
The foreign situation improvement and
continued difficulties discovering effective Euro
pean market for commodities
This Survey does favorable domestic conditions The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-04
hat is the Country's Condition?


This Second Survey National Conditions BY the Fidelity
and Deposit Company suggestive and will be helpful times
information OF the here gathered particularly a.
now when there still and leader.
are debating the details their industrial policies
indicates that the business feeling way but with in
creasng confidence with the
The country has successfully bv nos,
notable drop in prices particularly a materials
and has weatheed trying period Of liquidation fin
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
& oFKEcE Una eNMiENDA

N.,,ova vork .Iunio lei sueeso de
Il nelaa de la Legion Americana por
ana amos para obtener allyio para
~ soldados ~americanos desabilitaaos
Al IA GUERRA mundial Be amenaza
Dor una enmienda, en- Ell pfoyecto 9s
sweet. fedactado originaimente Para.
differentiation 81 Cuerpo de sesuI
fos de Peligro de Guerra, segun nos
Idpdrma r. w. Galbrath. Jr., CONAN
dante nacional de Ia legion, quien
IA mandado una carta a todos los
miembroe del Congress- de soportar
III pfoyecto SIN enmiendas.
HI nrovocto Sweet ~prevlene, para
81 esfabiecimiento de catorce ofici-
mas reeionales del cuerpo de peliero
do Ia guerra, tales subaoflcinas tai.
como saan ~necesarias Cada oflcina'
fendfA podef de examinar, racionar
! conceder reclamos de compensa-
cion, OR quejab y ~c0nceder culda me
dlca. Esta decentralization Tue una
de las recomehdaclones pflncipales
Del presidente Harding a Ia conf
aion especial de veteranos y asuntos
N los nismos nne fue encabezada
BOT 81 General de Brigada Charles
G-Dawes.
Recientemente I'm ~sub-comife de L.
Camara de Representatives. hizo IN
informe favorable del proyecto de
sweet an enmiendas. FL comite de
toda la camara. sin embargo, enmen
d6 la seecion S del proyectos de mo-
40 que los oficlales regionales Sc les
fnese concedido dc eiercitaf las fun
clones de Ia central ICON exception
de hacer compensaciones v c~oncesio-
mes De aseguranza y de ~conceder en-
sehanza vocational
Ma enmienda no permite n des-
centralizacion suficiente de las; fuer-
zas del cuerpo de los veteranos, para
habiIitar a esa organization de II
a los campos y ALI encontrar sus
~Droblemas'. dice Ell Sr. Galhrath.
"Las hmitaciones que es imponen
Ia seccon aai enmendada, que
asf impedira a. cuerpo de veteranos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
uNA EDUoAcIoN pRoPlA


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, JuniQs-Qna equ-
cacion pfOpia para los nilos Ameri-
canos Ell Ia China y 81 Japon. al IN
AZ esta buscando pof Ell Pekin, n
n0sta de la China, de la Legion Anne
TIcana. uufen ha escrito aqui al Guar.
teI nacionai de Id Legion Americana
bidlendo Ia ayuda de los homDres'
ax.s0Idados en- tai .moyimiento.
al "a china y Ell Japon hombres
IL a legion deciaran que los ninos
N 64dfes Americanos no Sc les AGO
moda tan buenas fa%cilidades para
IA eddcacion como 81 dinero Ameri-
rano bueda darIes q los nativos, pot
medio de una educacion eyangehca
3 medfca.
IA dnica escuela ~apropiadA para
nifos Americanos en- los dos pa1ses,
son las que ehtan proYeidas por
ia Communicates Americans muy pc
quehas.
Ia popdIacion Americana en- China
lleka a $500, exclusive de las fuer-
sas expedicionarias en- Ell Tientsin y
Peking. De este ndmero, 2,400 SON
nihos. La legion de la posta de Pc
king, hace IN pedide de $4,000, &c
ser prevenidos anualmente para IA
bducacion de cada nino Americana en-
las. ~eserelas de ser conducidas ba1o
ID las auspicias Americans. La
posta de Ia legion en- Peking tue OF
kahlsada en- Noviembre Is, 1921, y
hhofa tiene I'm h6mero de 1Ol vetera-
nos de Ia guerra mundial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
No bEcLARA Ia FjeRRE TITO
EsfA elEN soRRApA

AunQue no hnbo mas dedos casos
de Ia fIebra tito, Boja tratamiento en-
ie Resefyaci0n Naya3oe, cnando 81 81,
I'D, 81 Dr.. George 8. Luckett, del
cuerpo de salubridad del estado, no
nuiso declarar que Ia fiebre esta va
bien borrada,
Porque Ia maladia es esparce muy
despacio, 81 cree que. es muy tempra
no para anunciar que la enfermedad
esta bajo 81 control de los medicus.
FL dice que no hay niguna cauBa de
inquietud.
Cuahdo Il sall6 de Ia reservation,
no habia mas de dos casos o sc puede
declr victimas. nue es una mdjer va
anciana en- Ell hospital en- Shiprock.
y IN nomBre como cincuen ia millas
dc CrownpUint al oriente. Este hom.
bre fie Ia dnica cansa reportada
amera de IA kona infectadas al po-
niente de Shiprock. FL habfa reeieh-
teniehte Sisltado Ia IONA.
III medEco L0ckett dice que los
medicos y Ia poiicfa de los Indfos ha.
ban escudfihado Ia Reservation, SIN
/ podef hayyar mas casoe. pero todatia
estah rbdeahdo 4 los c~ontactOs y dess
p~eoiandolos. Ellos no estan tomando
ninguna opoftunldad para que de nue.
70 vuelva a resultar la enfermedAd.
III medico Euckett dice Que los IN
dos mismos estAn reaIikando Que los
pipes. son los que estan contami
hado la ehiermedad y que elios mis-
mos Sc estah despojeandoi aunque 81
encontr6 a an peleador v~aliente, que
tenia una ausencia del lugar para
los coolies. al.
sTengo peojos TODD el TEMPO" dito
81, mo estoy enfermo TODD Ell tempo
FL diio al medico que los peoios le
cfeciah del cutis-una teoria nueva
para ei doctor.
FL medico encontro a otro como
ciento ~cincuenta millas de Shiprock.
que supo que muchus Eava3Oes esta-
ban enlefmos en- Fl Rio de San Juan
Tambien Sc ie DIDO que los peoios
ere II causa Y que luego tom6 IN
baho de aceite de Mmpara y qne, nun.
ca Sc habfa Benudo mejor en- la VI
da
Ell medico VIC dos o tres turlstAs,
sin embargo, Que lBhn pasahdo "a re-
~sefVaelon con una FeiOcidad muy'
grahde y t0mahd0 las cuFyas D RAJ.
z66 de trelnta mIilas pot bora. IN
otfo qne evidehte estaba pefdido y
IL bretunto 81 medico donde estaba.
cuando supo donde, le abfi6 d IA
maQuina y SAIL como On trio de canon
sin decir ri Adios.
El doctor cree que los viaiantes
estAn alafmadoA con los cuentos que
Sc estan .circulando SIN nigun III
miento en las placitts c~efcanas De la
reservacion. que ios indies &c esta
ban muriendo tan apriza, que no Sc.
podfan entfrar , que lbs coyotes y
los chd1a6tes se is estabah5 comien-
do. 81 dice que no bay csusa para el
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16

probablemente una election sera
tenida 81 principles de Ia semana en-
frante. para nombrar 81 successor del
81. Galbraifh. I'll nuevo comahdante
sera nomhrado por IA comiHion ejecu.
tiVa de Ia Legion Americana.
Uno dc los commentaries naciona'
les do los cuales probablemente Sc
escolsra sd successor, sigue una lista:
John O.. Emery. Grand Rapids
Mich Thomas Goldlnggly, Newark,
New Jersey; Claudius G. Pendili, ha'
cine. Wis; u. G. Scrugham, Carson
city New; y = Jackson Winslett,
Birmingham, Ala.
m Coronario Jaul J. Robinson, hi
70 una examination Q Investigator
preiiminatia, q una examination for
nal, diio que probablemente, mi par,
ouebrada en- el Timon cause 81
Academic.
RYAN que arcadia Ell AUTOMOBILE
Que Sc dijo p0E los atendientes de-
bosnifal de estar Ell in estado hfteri
I'd, diio uue 9i habfa estado arreandt
muy recio con ell fin de llegar a u
estacion 3 tempo para que el 81
Galbraith. 4omara Ell tren para Ch1ca
"a. Diio due habfa reducido 81 yelo
cIdad d razon de veinte miiias pol
bora. nomas en- cuanto llegarpn donos
sucedi6 81 Academic. NO pudiends
hacer ia vneIta, 81 caro- So preciptt
en- II terrapien, DID n yuelta com
pieta en- ell aire " cay6 boca arripa
Tddos los ocupantes del caro- fueroE
pfecipitados afuera enteramente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
lii NAL lNpiVIpuo pEspuEs De
UNA pELEA EN uN AricO FUs

Toledo. Ohio Junio 9.-Thomas KEEL
~ cuarentiocho amos 1e edad de
Oklahoma. fhe matauo por "a poticfa
eafa maiaana despnes de INA batalla'
IL cuai por mas de dos horaa en- Ia
ruaf aNaehfhe Gunsy Y sranadas fue-
ron ,ssadab para d~eslonarlo de un
cuarto en- Ell que Sc habla colocaoo'
en- uno de los attcos, DE L. n oon'
de Ia casa de- donde Sc hospeoaDa'
en- Ia calIe 6l1 Walnut.
Antics de que 10 mataran, helly
de III frb mat6 al Pollcfa Henry ~
wail Hafold M~ossbfueger, quien
4 hama ilandadA 4 la casa. para apa-
sienario. despues de que habfa renu-
sado de pagan una cuenta por su co
wsda sacando una pistola amenazap-
az a Ia Sonora Nelly Key , 81 n9o
Alien, 4Ak.aa
una parte. por 81 "Macnlne IN
cienes de tifog que fueron
entire I6s oficiaieB y ei pistoler9 ol
tafio, antes Que fuese finalmente ms'
Los aMacihne Gdnsa faeron manda-
aos dc Ia oficina central de Ia esta.
Zion de Ia poiicia. y una bompa qe
sg,IA de preston muy fderte, fueron
,sSdas con eli lin de que Sc vencierah
IA naredes de Ia casa. Velas de azu-
NJ fuaron encendidas EN- la casa y
nsFaS medicinas onirnIcas Sc hecnaron
81 ii atico. boz una de laa ventanAs
be tfr6. CON 81 lin do sacar Al rebel
de- de Ii casa
n Policfa Mossbruger, con muchq
yaIor Sc subi6 arriba de ia azotea
de tres Niviendas de iadrillos lego
krriba basando Boz Il fheso y se des
cogto Bot una Fentana que tenia IN
eaido de cinco pies al suelo dc vi
| 6iendA. que fu6 asesinado por Kelly
81 momento que sth pies toearon e
bneIo. ctr Ii
| estubo tendido por dos horas en- q
hielo del payimento en- el frente de
IA casa, donde cay6 mientras que IA
batalia seguia. II tua6 -
Ia poifcia despuee de que pudo en-.
trar al. atico. despues de IL cesacl2n
de ia. baiaceria. y hailaron heny
tendldo en-. una CANA con IN tiro oe
hlskoi en- Ell corax6n, En- una dc
| bolhAs Be. halo una pistoia DC callpre
rs. \ en- Ia otra una pistqla peQuena.
"a bfstola del policfa MossDTueger,
IL haiI6 basiliA 4 cd lado de Ell = BE
Reian evidenclas de una peiea -
Kelly, quien era I'm ~servtcial ue me
IA. Is infofma due uitiinamente se
habia conpfad0 IN banl lIeno de mp'
6ledh. Alennas personals en- "a We
! eindad diceh que Kelly sc hapia c9m-
bfado armas y que hablaDa de eseN-
liar una guerra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-16
LES poNE PAso EN- e. MQpo DE
cOLEcTAR TA6AclDNEs AYRAsAs
bAS

"a N naeo ana a nome nor aI Procu-
-. r.rno,st ~, eondado de- san
tsuos y ~casssnrIoT - imu,,estos
S4Als 81 sa s 4s,sn5 M ~ "a sirue
~ .rns "horadas asneciaIes: medic
~ ,s,< 9sas ~ T57sSs@ as i~1snnastoa de-
nesseses 4s,snenshfes " debidas
49, 4s A3sz@ SesS AZ i14a sefsn 90.
aaSs ~ 49, Al ~ ala sIel ano
SsA4s e4 * 4 asts6sS I n saint.
Ssse g de tAsacio,
IA Ia misma.
hstitaV6 III bfelto
81 3 @18s ,aS drI.nd ehtes
"a trS43 & "a 6afe "a
S$3 IL S6SS :, MAJ de dls.
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Ell ARz0siSPo ATEMDERA a IA
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DIANA.

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la Re, salio hoy para ST Mary Of the
Wood8, Indiana a I'M ~convent0 con-
ducido Dor las hermanas de Ia Provi-
dcneia, donde Ell atendera a Ia cere-
monias de la consagraeion dc Rdo. Pa
DIRE Ledvina de Chicago como Obispo
de Corpus Christie, Ell dia catorce de
Junio. Ell Padre Ledvina re-emplaza-
"a al Oblspo Nusbaum ,quien resig-
no dehid0 a la mala salud.
La consagfacion del Padre Ledyil.
ma al Obispado, ievantara rnucho en-.
ttsiasmo entire los Catdlicos en- Nue.
vo Mexico, porque como yice-presi.