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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

I am candidate for reelection as
magistrate for No. 10 township and
will abide the rules of the Democratic
primary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28
HOW DIR. w. B. TAYLOR MAKES
FINE YIELDS OF COTTON
Southern Cultivator.

Southern Cultivator.
On June the 24th we went to
Dexter, Ca, to see the cotton crop
and the method practiced by DIR. W.
B. Taylor in growing good crops Of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House of Representa-
t;ves from Ncwberry County, and
will abide the rules and regulations Of
the Democratic primary.
w. B. Boinest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

it a fair trial, you will say the same
thing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28
MAGISTRATE NO. IL

o. A. Felker is a candidate for
magistrate for No. II. township and
will abide rules of Democratci party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

l hereby announce myself cam
didate for the House of Representa-
tives and will abide the result of the
Democratic primary.
W M Wi1snn
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT !
l VIII make 4 final settlement OF
the estates CT Susanah u. and D. +.
Scase in the Probate Court for New
berry county, S. c., on Wednesday,
the 23rd day OF August, 1922, at 1O
O'Clock N the forenoon and will I'M
mediatcly thereafter ask for my dis
charge as Executrix OF said estates.
All persons having claims against
against the estates of said deceasads,
re hereby notified to file the same,
duly verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said estates
will please make payment likewise.
ERWIN Z. SEASE,
EXecutriX.
Ncwbcrry, July IS, 1922.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

FOR MAGISTRATE POMARIA
am a candidate for reappointment
as magistrate at Pomaria and will
abide the Democratic primary.
]. B. BEDENRAUGH.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28
FOR MAGISTRATE FOR TOWN
SHIPS AND 8

am candidate for magistrate for
townships No. 1 and s and will abide
the rules of the Democratic party.
WI. GRIFFIN
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7-25-lt
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR CONGRESS


I am candidate for reelection to
Congress from the Third Congression-
81 District, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic party.
FRED Il. DOMINICK.
Subject to the rules of the Dem
ocratic party, I announce myself a
candidate for congress from the
Third congressional district.
SAM H. SHERARD.
I am a candidate for congress
Third district subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
E. 2. McCRAVY.
Easley, S. C.
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FOR MAGISTRATE NO. q TOWN.
CHIP

R. M. Aughtry is hereby announc-
ed as a candidate for reelection as
magistrate for Township No. 4, and
will abide the rules of the Democrat
ic party.
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tive as the syrup mixture. He ap-
plies it once, and if no rain comes
within a week. this is enough. If it
rains he makes second application.
He put, it in the bud of the cotton
with mop.
5. AS the squares come, he picks
up all fallen squares until late in
July. Has little Children to go ahead
Of the plows. They were at this JOB
when we were there and they were
not finding many.
she has variety of Toole cotton
that has long boil and the husk is
thick and the inner shuck is thick
and natures quickly. His cotton is
puneture-proof after Is days. He
carried on a careful experiment and
while only ten per cent Of his cott"r
was ruined by the weevil, unde'
some conditions over ninety per cen
of the round Gondola type were de.
stroyed. This is a great item and
adds several hundred pounds Of seeG
cotton to his yield per acre.
7. He plants the land n velvet
beans, when he intends to plant cot
ton another year. You should see
the difference this makes. Where
cotton followed cotton, with some
fertilizer the plants were only knee.
high; where the land was n velvet
beans the cotton was waist .hlgl-a
difference of over welve inches
with fruit in proportion. Now, WE
20 not expect very many to profit by
this article. Men will not profit by
the experience of others, but we car
sly with all confidence that any far
mer who will carry out this pan il
1923, will double the yield OF cotto1
he would otherwise have made
There is not one false step in DR.
Taylor's method, and if you will give
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

J. A. KINARD.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

Ncwbcrry, July IS, 1922.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-16
Alias the Lone Wolf
By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
DOWNRIGHT. 1921, International Magazine Co.

rested en- route" Duchemin supple
mented with wry smile.
81 am quite confident of your abil-
ity to elude the police, monsieur
Madame is too flattering; one Is
sure she is wise to put 50 great
temptation in the way of any
man"
Listen, my friend" Eve de Mon
talais fhcked away her cigaret and
sat forward, elbows on knees, hands
laced, her level gaze holding his,
ct is true, our acquaintance is bare
ly three weeks old, but the mask
you hold between yourself and the
world, lest it pry into what does not
concern it, has been lowered when
you have talked with me; and have
had eyes to see what was re-
vealed-"
"Ah, madame!"
>'-the nature of a man of honor
monsieur, simple of heart and gen
erous, as faithful as he is brave"
Eve had spoken impulsively, with
warmth of feeling unrealized until
too late Now slow color mantled
her cheeks. But her eyes remained
steadfast, candid unshamed. 1t
was Duchemin who dropped his
gaze, abashed.
With a troubled smile he said; 81
would give much to be worthy Of
what you think of me, madame. And
| would be a poor thing indeed il |
failed to try to live up to your faith
"You will not fail" she replied
What you are, you were before my
faith was, and will be afterward,
when
She did not finish, but of sudden
recollected herself, lounged back in
her chair, and laughed quietly, with
humorous appeal to his sympathy.
so that is settled: | am not to
be permitted to take my jewels to
Paris alone. What then, monsieur"
q would suggest you write your
bankers" said Duchemin seriously,
ard request them to send you two
trusted men-to guard You on the
way"
But why? You have been so per-
slstent about this matter, monsieur,
Ever since that night when those
| curious neopIe STONED here In the
rain . Can it be that you suspect
! then, of evil designs upon my trink-
ets?"
Duchemin shrugged Who knows,
madame, what they were?"
'They were clever people. far
more clever than poor provinciala
like US" She took moment for
thought. "But | am puzzled by their
harping on the subject of think
they called him the Lone Wolf. Now
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shy should thew do that .,

why should they do that
Duchemin was constrained to take
refuge in another shrug. "Who
knows?" he iterated. Of they were
as clever as we assume. doubtless
they were clever enough to have a
motive even for that"
He really existed, this Lone
Wolf"
'"Aasuredly, madame. For years
he was the nightmare and the
scourge of people of wealth in every
capital of Europe"
Why did they call him the Lone
Wolf, do you know"
l believe some imaginative Paris,
ian Journalist fixed that sobriouet
on him n recognition Of the theory
upon which, apparently. he oper-
ated."
And that was-?"
That criminal, at least a thief.
TO be successful must be absolutely
anonymous and fricndless; in which
case nobody can betray him. AS
madame probably understands.
criminals above a certain level Of
ne police except through the treach-
cry of accomplices."
Still, in The end"
Oh, no, madame The Lone Wolf
was never caught. He simplv
ceased to thicve."
l wonder why E"
L believe because he fell in love
and considered good faith with the
object of his affections Incompatible
with career Of crime"
so he gave up crime. How ro-
mantle! And the woman: did she
appreciate the sacrifce?"
while she lived, yes, madame
Or so they say. Unfortunately she
died"
"And then p"
so far as is known the converted
enemy to society did not backslide:
the Lone Wof never prowled again
AN extraordinary story"
But is not every story that has
to do with the workings of the hu-
man soul? Even you. A woman
of your sort walling herself up in d
wilderness, renouncing the world,
renouncing life itself in its very hey
day
81 will explain" The sleekIy colt
lured brown head bent low over
hands that played absently with
their jewels. "ro woman of ny
sort, monsieur, life is not life with
out love. | lived once for lit.le
time, then love was taken out Of MY
life. When my sorrow had spent it.
self, | knew that | must find love
again if | were TO 60 on living.
What was | to dc? | know that
love is not found through seeking.
SO | waited ..
"But this is not writing to my
bankers, monsieur" she said in a
changed but steady voice. | must
do that at once if I am to get the
letter in today's post
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CHAPTER *.
The Blow From the Dark

In short, Monsieur Duchemin con-
sidered convalescence at the Chateau
de Montalais one Of the most agree
able of human estates.
But now an end. Tomorrow the
detectives commissioned by Madame
de Montalaiss bankers would ar
rive. Tomorrow Eve would set out
on her journey to Paris Tomorrow
Andre Duchemin must walk forth
from the Chateau de MontaIais and
turn his back on all that was most
dear to him in life.
On that last night, Eve smoked on
ly one cigarette with Duchemin IN
the drawing room after dinner thea
excused herself to wait on Madame
de Sevenie and finish her packing
1 shall miss you, monsieur. The
chateau will seem lonely when | re
turn"
And the world, madame" said
Duchemin-'the world into which
must got, too, will seem lonely
place-a desert, haunted
"You will soon forget Cha
team de Montalais."
Forget! when all shall have will
be my memories"
YES" she said, eve shall both
have memories And suddenly
the rich deep voice quoted in Eng
lish: Memories like almighty
wine"
She offered to disengage her hand,
but Duchemin frightened gently the
pressure of his fingers, bowling over
it. His lips touched her hand for d
moment; then he released it. She
went swiftly to the door, faltered,
turned.
we shall see each other in the
morning-to say au revor Vita
us monsieur, it must never be
adieu."
She was gone; but she had left
Duchcmin with a singing heart that
would not let him sleep when he
had gone to bed.
Till long after midnight he tossed
restlessly, bedeviled alternately By
melancholy and exhilaration.
He heard the clock strike two,
and shortly after, in fit of eXasper
alton, lighted the candle, found III
l.,I- o,I F,,y, hlCJ y,oIoi ,y for &,
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put down the candlestick and moved
toward the ether end, discovering
the box he sought as soon as his
back was turned to the light. In the
same breath this last went out.
He stood for moment transfixed
in establishment. There were no win
dows open, no draughts. An insane
thing TO happen to one, at such an
hour, in such a place ...
He turned back to relight the can
die. 1t was gone.
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
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I'm HERE TO-DAY,

rEt.llN Ill.,
hs English Secret Service
" a , 5,iInant detective, who pre-
/. ..-5 he known as Andre Duehe-
PED 70 .ss .outh Of France to avoid
sr,n the vengeful BolsheVlEi'
Ea4 -r -.++. opened the way to
5,-srdous adventure FIRST
|[.j Pas rs.saed from robbery by
IT, ~ 7fm-. de SevenIe and her
: ,mgng whom was the beau
y IT, de 1Iontalais, American
5 !. If French officer and pos.
Few If p magnificent collection OF
r.r. nnchemln was dining at
L.toan strange automobile
+.kes refuge from a storm,
,oosi~ts of Whitaker Monk; his
.,r,r pbinuit; the latter's broth
y11a. who acts as chauffeur; and
Count and Countess de Lorg-
hrrbamiu's suspicious are aroused
|sn they clcverIy inquire of Eve
,rontalais jewels and learn that
,y are in chateau. Above all,
IcRcmin is dismayed when they
E,k of the Lone Wolf the
'roas master craftsman of earlier
Is. Did they know his secret?
Ecbcmin is attacked again by the
be Apacbcs and severely wounded
| ore hcing rescued by Eve de
bntalajs.
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NEW STORIES

The Magazine Section of the At
lanta Constitution on Sunday IS fill
ed with good stories and feature ar
ticlcs. CoIoScd Cut-Outs for the
Riddles. Phone 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-14
Los ACAPARADORES Y ESPECULADORES
De AzUCAR CONPRAN AUCHO REFINADO
QUE Ell PREClO HA De SUB|R
Creese que dentro de cinco semanas no quedard
azdcar disponible en- Cuba, nj en- Puerto
Rico, nj en- Elipinas

Aver la subida fue de cinco
ocho puntos en- las diversas transac
clones.
En- ell mercado de valores la pu
janza de las acciones azucareras, fue
la dnica nota relevante constituye
una demcstracion de optimismo ge-
neral de los indusutriales v especu
ladores.
Las acciones de la Cuban Ameri
can alcanzaron ell tipo de 26 tres cen
tavos. Las de la Cuban Cane llega-
ron a 38 Y S4. Las &c la Punta Ale
gre v de la Manatf subieron en- va
rias fracciones. Las acciones de la
American Sugar llegaron a 82.1 A.
Los peritos dicen ahora que an
tes de que la pr6xima zafra comien
ce los Estados Unidos sufriran una
escasez de un> million de sacos. Ell
consume aumenta sin cesar sorpren
diendo los calculistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-14
Ell comisionado residente, senor C6rdoUa DdUi-
Ia, en- carta dnigida al se7or Fernandez Van
ga, trata, Seg1n Sc aSegura, ampha-
mente la Situaci0n actual
La INDIFEUENCIA DEL PRESE-
DENTE, WARREN c. HARDING,
Sc ATRIDUYE AL HECRO De
QUE Ell NO EUE COMPLACIDO
POR LOS LIDERES POLT|COS

Antes de entrar en- Ell asunto que mo-
tiva esta information, debemos hacer
constar que. por haber uegado algo
indispuesto no haber asistido aiin a
su despacho de la Acadia, no hemos
podido. como hubiera sido nuestro de-
SEQ, cambiar impresiones con el homo
rable Martin Travieso, Comisionado de
Servicio Piblico de esta capital, quien
regres6 hace a,gunos dias de los Esta
dos Unidos, adonde fue en- diligencias
relacionadas con la venta de los bonos
del empr6stito municipal de esta ciu-
dad. Asi pues. las impresiones que va
mos dar continuation no son Ell re-
sultado de las Manifestations que, di-
rectaments, hayamos recogido de lab.os
de, sefior Travieso, sino ell resultado de
los concentrates y manifestations he
chas por distinguidos elementos, que
alegan haber recogido la impression con
fdencial que. relacionada con la situa
ci6n politica del pals, ha exteriorizado
el senior Travieso de una manera' re-
servada confidential entire sus ami
gos.
e. senior Travieso, como recordaran
nuestros lectores, estuvo en- dos oca-
stones. conferenciando con Ell Presiden
te Haxding y cambi6 impresiones con
caracterizados lideres del parlamento
la administration nacionales.
Aunque no sabemos 81 este obedece
a que el sefior Travieso asi 10 ha mani
festado srs amigos, 10 cierto es, que
muchos de sus intimos, con quienes he
mos hab.ado, nos han dicho que la ST.
tuaci6n no tiene trazas de cambiar por
ahora y que Ell Gobernador Reilly cuen-
ia con Ell respaldo Unconditional del
Presidente, quien no Sc muestra incli
nado actualinente cambiar al Gober
nador.
Esta situaci6n, a juzgar por 10 que
nos han dicho, Sc debe que hace al
gun tempo Ell Presidente parece que
solicit6 de los nderes polfticos que pro
curaran darle una oportunidad de ha-
Ger un cambio en- la administrator de
Ia isla, en- forma tai, que Ell Goberna-
dor, su amigo y favorecido, regresara
los Estados Unidos exonerado COM
pletamente v sin que Sc debiera su re-
moci6n a escandalo alguno que pudie
ra menoscabar su reputation personal
nj el prestigio de la administrator ma
cional.
Sc aspgura que en- tai sentido, y
aconsejando esa politica, escribi6 C6rdo
va Davila, mejor dicho, escribi6 in
dicando cuales eran los deseos de la
Administration; cosa que no pudo
ccnseguirse de los lideres de aqui. que
vieron en- clio, al parecer, un acto en-
detrimento de la dignidad v buen nom
bre del partido y ell pals, y en- vez de
actuar asf, emprendieron la lucha mas
(Continda en- la Sra. pag)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-14
LLOYD GEORGE TRASMITE
UN SENTIDO MENSAJE A LA
VIUDA DE GRIFFITH

LoNDREs, agosto 1S-El ;efe del
gobierno senior Lloyd George La tras
nitido un sentido y extenso mensaje
a la viuda de Arthur Griffith, presi-
dente del "Dail Eireanmm' fallecido
aver en- Dublin.
Lloyd George expresa su admiration
por Ell insigne polftico a uuien consi
dera como uno de !os patriotas mas
sinceros honrados de Irlanda.
En- nombre del gobierno en- el SUI
70 propio Ell Presidente del Cabinets
hace resaltar la gran perdida que re-
presenta para Ing.aterra y para ,lr-
landa ell fallecimiento del notable po-
litico.
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La conferenciia
de LOndres Sc
guird todaufa
UNITED PRESS
(vfa "A1l America Cables"D

LONDRES, agosto 13.-Se informa
que los trabajos de la conferencia Sc
guiran por 10 menos una semana mas.
Oficialmente ha sido anunciado que
donar virtualmente su proyecto rela-
two a les barreras economicas del
Rhin, p'ero reservandose Ell derecho de
actuar independientemente de los ALA
dos, cuando e. gobierno de Francia 10
crea oportuno.
Toda la atencion de los conferencian
tes esta puesta en- Alemania la cual,
como es sabido, tiene que hacer ell mar
tes ell pago trimestral de indemniza-
clones.
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LAS PERIPECIAS DE DOS CLIO
BOS QUE DISPUTAN LA
COPA BENNETT

GINEBRA, agosto 13.-El globo Ma
jor Westover' de Estados Unidos pilo
teado por el tenients Bond ha mani
festado que al aterrizar en- Eugodaw
fue detenido tres horas por la gendar
meria hdngara que pudo identidcarlo
,uego.
Tambien ell globo italiano "Capitan
GuglTemetti' piloteado por ell conan
dante Brassi al pasar por Bavaria fue
recibido por una verdadera tempestad
de balas, que milagrosanente no 10 de-
rrivaron.
Ambos globos, como Sc sabe, dispu-
tan la gran copa Bennett.
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FL LCDO. (USTAVO A. CO.
MH, AnANECIO MUER-
TO AVER EN- Una CASA
De HUESPEDES De ES-
IA CAPITAL
Despues de una minuciosa In
Uestigacion, Sc comprob6
que la muerte fue pro-
ducida por una con-
gesti6n cerebral

Cerca de las diez de la mafiana
de aver, fue notifcada la policia de
que en- una casa de huespedes de la
calle &c San Justo, habfa sido encon
trado muerto el joven abogado, Lcdo.
Gustavo A. Gomez, persona muy co
nocida estimada en- esta ciudad.
Acto seguido, las autoridades sc
trasladaron la referiGa casa al
comprobar la repentina muerte del
ioven Gomez, procedieron a practicar
una minuciosa Investigation para
determinar las causas que motivaron
la muerte. Entire las autoridades que
concurrieron al sitio del suceso recor
damos, al captain Hurtado, Fiscal
Arrillaga, Juez Jimenez lSicardo, ca
bo Font v detective AlvaraGo.
El medico que certified la muer
te, producida por una congestion ce
rebral, fue el doctor Guzman Soto.
Cambiando impresiones con los
duenos de la casa de huespedes, un
Redactor nuestro fue informaGo, de
que ell Lcdo. Gomez, habia sido lie
vado a la casa por otro joven lla-
mado Antero Corujo, quien dijo que
ellos habfan estado en- compaiifa de
Rafael Rosado.
Cuando Antero subio la casa
con el joven Gomez, 10 llevo una
&c las habitaciones y le indic6 que
sc. acostara en- una de las camas que
ALI habia, marcada con ell n1mero
/, luego dice Corujo que el Sc re-
tiro otra habitacion dcjandolo acos
tado.
Aver a las nueve v mediaade la
maiiana, los dueiios del establecimien
to advirtieron la Gssgracia. Ell cada-
yer presentaba un aspecto lastimoso,
pues ell cuerpo quedo en- una posi-
cion completamente natural, como 81
estuviese dormido, Y solamente po-
dia notarse en- la cara, en- ell pecho
v en- la espalda marcadisimas man
chas moradas, que eran, al decir del
medico, consecuencias de, la conges-
ton.
Cuando el joven Gomez subio
dormir llevaba consigo un bouquet"
de flores, que recogio tai vez en- los
momentos en- que saboreaba sus horas
bohemias fueron esas rosas, la
mafiana siguiente, frescas adn, las
que le sirvieron de primera ofrenda
mortuoria a su cadaver.
A las doce del dia, hora en- que
escribimos estas lfneas, la policia Sc
dispone a dar cuenta del suceso a
los familiares del Unfortunate joven,
principalmente un ito que tiene en-
Bayam6n, don Francisco Gomez, Y
ell Juez Jimenez Sicardo el Fiscal
Arrillaga, ordenaron la traslacion
del cadaver la capilla del cemente
rio de esta ciudad para que lie fuese
practicada la autopsia.
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Omitted Press. via AL America Gables

LONDREs, agosto 49, La confaren-
cia de los 'Premiers" aliados continue
anoche para deliberar acerca de las pro
posiciones contenidas en- Ell plan Poin-
care.
Segdn Sc deduca del contexto de una
nota que lego Ell senior Lloyd George, Ell
gobisrno ingl6s esta de acuerdo en- que
Sc conceda Ia autonomia al Reichsbank,
con un gobierno similar al del Banco
de Inglaterra.
Ell seaor Poincar6, en- virtud de la
conferencia que celebrara con Mr.. Lloyd
George, ha consentido en- Que Sc retire
de su plan la proposition por la cual Sc
establecen barreras adIansras en- Ell
Rhine.
La impression general es que esta pa
sando Ell peligro de collapse y existe Ia
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LA CONFERENCIA ARA
FRENTE HOY A LA QUESTION
DE LA MORATORIA

LoNDRES, agosto 13.-Se espera q.
La conferencia commence hoy las discn
stones relatives Ia moratoria alema-
ma.
Los expertos han estado reunidos TO-
do el dia de aver.
Ell sefior Lloyd George, ha anuncia-
do sus intenciones de salir para el cam
po a fines de la ssmana actual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-14
Sc HA LLEGADO A UN ACUER
DO EN- 10 QUE RESPECTA A
LAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LoNDREs, agosto 49,. FL jefe del
gobierno frances sefior Raymond Poin-
care ha deciarado los representatives
y corresponsales de los diarios de Anne
RIGA Europa que Sc ha llegado un
ocuerdo en- 10 relative al plan de indsm-
nizaciones EN- 10 que concierne al con-
troll de las Industries alsmanas.
M. Pojncare no lla Querido sehalar en-
cue consiste ese arreglo, pero manifesto,
sin embargo, que Sc ha registrado un
cambio muy favorable en- la marcha de
la conferencia.
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DlsoLUcIoN DE SocIEDAD

En- esta fecha, 7 de Agosto
de 1922. ha sido disueIta, sin
pasivo aIguno, la sociedad agri-
cola e industrial de esta ciudad
E. GONZALEZ & CO., LTD, por
mutuo acuerdo de los socios
gestores que la constituian que
son los siguientes: seiiores, En-
rique Gonzalez, Abelardo de la
Haba, jose M. CaIderon, Rafael
Palacios Rodriguez, Alfonso
CaIderon y Eduardo R. Gonzalez.
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