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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-24
SOUTH ST. PAUL. LIVESTOCK

So. st. Paul. Sept. 2A.~-Cattic
200; opening slow; steady; run in
cludes two loads Of dry feds. these
considered salahlc around $1,000 to
$l2.GO; insid" price taking part load
Of yearling ilefcrs: early grass fat
offerings largely S5.75 to $3.50 for
steers fat she stock largely $500
to Si71 for cows; upwards TO $500
for hcifcrs: better grades from $500
to $3.50: Gamers and cutters firm;
bulk S2.15 to S3.25: bologna bulls un-
changed mostly $500 to $3.50; meav-
les up to Si.75 and above: stocker
and feeders slow, bulk $4.75 to 1928:
calves receipts $500; uneven so to
Is lower: good lights mostly $l1.5O;
few downward to Sll. 90.
Hogs $500: Is to mostly % cents
higher than Wednesdays average;
hulk desirable lao to 225 pound aver
ages. $500 to $13.25: top $l3.25; de-
srablc $50 to 800 pound butchers
$l2.75 to $500; packing .sows sll.7I
80 $t2:25: pigs strong to s25 higher;
feeders Sl2.75 to $1,000; average cos,
Wednesday Sl249: weights pa.
Sheep receipts 5000: receipts in.
clude $500 billed through: steady;
bulk fat native lambs $3.50 to sl3..
80; culls 5000 to $1,000; fat ewes
to packers $500 to $7.25: breeding
ewes $500 to $1,000.
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PRICES DRIFT:
MARKET SHOWS
UNEVEN TREND
Tobacco Issues Indicate
Strength at OpcninE
Rail,

Selling pressure. inspired by midi
cations % II heavily ovrrhought con
dition IN many iudU,triaIs and fears
Of an increase in the New York Fed
rral Reserve rcdjScouut rate turn ID
the general course Of prices rcac-
tionary in .oday'S stock market
Trading showed u market expansion
tot1l sales for the first three hours
running close to ~ million shares
Rails offered much better resistance
to pressure. Progressive lowering OF
the call money rate to Il, per cent
temporarily checked the waves o.
selling, but offerings increased in
the early afternoon.
New York, y. Y. Sept. II. 90
Stock prices driftcd quietly at the
opening Of today's market. which
was featured by the strength Of the
tobacco shares. New high records
for the year were established by
American tobacco common and "B'
Reynolds Tobacco "H". Lortllard and
Lggctt and Myers issues in the ini-
,ial dealings.
Motor shares turned rcactonary
with Mack trucks and Waite Motor
Speculative selling OF high priced
stocks was influenced by rumors OF
possible increase in tho New io"b
Federal Reserve rcdiscount rate. Mo-
tor and equipment issues were undo,
increased pressure and free offer
incs wccr made OF various special
ties. The early outpouring Of stocks
restrained buying in other sections
Of the list. with the exception Of the
tobacco issues. which extended thei,
initial gains. Motors continued I,
lose ground. Foreign exchanges wcr,
stcadIcr, with sterling a. Sl.Si SIC
Bear operators were encouraged
by the absence Of supper. 60" many
stocks which have recently beer
sponsored by pool managers. =
promising upturn IN the high grad,
railroads led by Atrhison. New lor!
Central. Norfolk and Western ant
Chcsapcak and Ohio was Storpc,
when acute weakness Developed else
where. General Railway Signal
broke points. general electric g.
Briggs manufacturing - and N3c'
trucks -; call loans renewed at -,
per cent,
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Grain
Livestock
WHEAT DROPS
BELOW $3.50
AT OPENING
Three Futures Hit Lowest
Point Reached in Many
Weeks

Chir,go, Sept "a .-LP All future
deliveries Of wheat dropped to he
low 40 a bushcl today. with De
combcr under STAG for the first time
in many weeks. There was much
acllnc to stop losses and rs a rule
commission houses were also on the
selling side. Selling was largely
based on continued piling up Of sup
plics in Canada and on apparent IN
difference Of European buyers. thI-
caro- opening prices. i TO rs cents
lower. December Site, to :, and
MAY Sl.lg7S to Sl.50'l were followed
hv an additional fail tina; carried De
crmbcr down to SltIi. and May to
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Gas on Stomach Made
Mrs. Cook Nervous

For years had gas on the stom-
ach and was nervous. Adlcrka has
done more good than anything.
(sisncd) Leila Cook. ONE spoonful
Adlerika removes GAS and often
brings surprising relief to the stom-
ach. Stops that full. bloated feeling.
Don't waste time with pills or tab
let's, but let Adlerka give your
bowels y REAL cleansing. bringing
out matter you never thought was
in your systcm!-JOs. Brcslow. Drug
gist.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS


| fees Justice court ........ 20
! Albert Rciccik, witness fees
! justic" court ........, 10
G. T. artincson, witness
| fees justice court ........ .lo
W. |. Franklin. witness fees
| jrStir" court ......... !"
tt II. Crane. juStic ices $500. Il.
S. H. Register. witness f"rs
| Justice court ........... IL y
! Adolph Miller. witness fees
Justice court ........... 10
! Henry l'atCS, witness lees
| Justice court ............. lie
I Alhin lI"dstrom. witness
fees Justice court ........ 2.lc
| J.: NJ Eufcr. Witness fees
Justice court ........... ~"
lpon motion the following reports
, were received and rilcG:
Report &c Register Of b""dS Of
fees collected during month Of Au-
gust. lH2I--$"o6.h 40.
Report of Cl"rl Of Court Of fees
collected during month OF August.
i?@5-$1lo.7a.
Report OF sheriff OF services ron
dorcd in civil action during month
Of August. l925--s.s%.&1.
Ecr"rt of Sheriff OF services f"h-
dcrrd in criminal action for month
Of August. l92"--SJ'H."o.
Report of Sheriff Of collection Of
delinquent personal rr"pcrty taxes
for August. l""3-$l"2.'o.
Report of acting coroner III Nor
lin cas-" received and filed.
Moved 10y COMMISSIONER swanson
seconded 10y Commissioner Etckman.
that IN" request of Company ~
1Gith infantry q; the E"rth naE"ta
National Guarts to hold public dam
r"S during the latter part al Sep
,"mhrr and first part "f Nov"mh"r.
100. in Lincoln township on the
Military observation, and llai IN"
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DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth. Sept. 1".--Whcat dark
rive $l.E Ia: ) 90 STA - to Sl.6s
Ia: } do Sl.i0 l.! to SIG! ii: !
northcrn STAG Ia to SILL ii: ar
rive STAG Ia; anhe: durum Sl.22
IS to Sl.3J IS: do $i.20 IS 10
$l.3t IS: arrive $l.2O IS: ! durun
sl.20 IS to Sl.2l 10; > do Sl.lS
IS to $l.20 IS; mixed durum Sl.lC
IS to Sl.29 IS; do Sill IS &c
$l.27 rs: | rcd durum $l.l5 rs.
Oats ) white track and arrive .;
Il: no rye - IA.
Barley choice to fancy IS TO 63;
medium to good so to 5S; lower
grades IG to 81.
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FOREIGN Y

New lorh. n. y, Sept. 24.--Forcign
Exchange steady; quotations ir
cents; Great Britain demand Asa is;
Gables ISl -; sixty day bills OF
banks $50 81: France demand IL.
81; cables ATa: Italy demand I07;
cables l07 Ia. Demands.
Belgium 40 -; Germany 1850;
Holland 40l5; Norway 1850: Swcdcl
2GS2: Denmark 2i20; Switzerland
1880; Spain l4ll; Greece III; Pc
land 1910; Czecho Sloviakia $50
Jugo Slavia ITS: Austria II is;
Rumania As 81; Argentina: 1000;
Brazil l"1j: Tokyo 40 IS; Snangha
10 rs; Montreal 100.
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NI\\EAPOIlS (NKIOr RANGE

Minneapolis. Sept. 4i.-RanGc OF
carlot grain sales; wheat No. dark
northern Sl.iS to STA IS: do
81. SO Is to STA SIS: . do $l3S to
$l.5I rs: do $l.35 is to Si.iS: !
dark hard winter $l.57: | hard spring
81 80 to SlGi IS: amber drum
$l.25 to SIG IS: > durum $llS:
barley sample grade so to GA; No. =
CT to G%; No. 3. 81 to GO; corn
yellow IS IS: , mixed &c: oats
white 2i IS to &c; . do - to 81 IS;
rye No. !. -: flax |, $50 to S2.63
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Crushed to Death
Under Freight Car

Moorhcad, Mimi. Sept. 2l.-tA0-- :
Henry Brockmeier OF yoorhead
tcamster for q coal company, fell to
his death beneath: the wheels of a
slow moving Northern Pacific freight
train today when he attempted To
climb through between the cars. The
body was cut to pieces and strcwu
along the right Of way, for one and
one-half blocks, before signals from
the conductor and members of a
section crew working nearby brough,
the heavy train to stop.
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HOLD SESSION

Washington, Sept. 2l.--tF)-D Debt
Commissions representing the French
and American governments turned
today to Il consideration Of when and
at what rate France can pay off It's
four billion dollar debt TO the United
States.
With the treasury holdings demand
notes Of the French Government III
excess of three billion dollars. bear
ing nominal accrued interest of
$S70.G0U,OOO the problem face! by
the two commissions was to accom-
mcdatc the willingness and capacity
Of France to pay. The French Gov
crnment has announced it desires Il
funding settlement. The American
policy is to base the terms OF the
debtor nations capacity.
Deal GencrOusl!
There has been very indicator
that the American Commission pur-
poses to deal generously with the
! French proposals as they are un
| folded in the succeeding meetings oil
| the conference. and Joseph CaillauX
the French minister of finance. a.
| head Of the Foreign Commission. Is
| prepared to keep ut the task unit
/! some conclusion is reached.
| The French commission Chairman
said yesterday OH his arrival tina
! he believed a settlement satisfactory
to both Governments will he reached
| As evidence Of the French belief tina
an early agreement Will be HAD, IT.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis, Sept. 2l.--tP9 -Pota-
toes; light wire inquiry; demand
SLOW: market weaker; carloads de-
livered sales, freight only deducted
Minneapolis st. Paul rate sacked cwt.
round whites L. S. No. / and pa, .ly
graded $40 to $3.50; mostly sl.75:
Moorhead; market steady; carload:
f.. o. b. cash track sackel cwt. Red
River Ohios graded $3.50: field run
$l.5O t" $3.50: sacked cwt. Irish cob.
blers graded $3.50 TO si.55. field run
Sl.1J to $3.50.
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CITY NEWS
ST. ALENU'S HOSPITAL. NOTES

Entered: Mrs +. II. Weber. city:
Rose Dietz. Glen ullin; X. Il.
Knowles. city: Rev. a. Gucnthrr,
Lchr: Milton Stenstadvold. DriScoll:
Belnice Rosen. Mandan; Raymond
Enter. Glen Ullin; Tom Klu!f. Re
gent: William Ottmar, Mott.
Discharged: II. II. House, Soicn:
Amelia Bagncll, Sanger; Emma
Docktcr. Danzig; G. +. Hutton. Tur-
tlr Lake; Mrs. d. i. XirEinhagcl
Lchr.
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chicago CASH GRAIN

Chicago. Sept. 2i.-Whcat > rcd
$l.GG IL to $l.GS; hard $l.i9 Ia.
Com = miNcd So IA to Si: yellow
So IL to 81 -; oats white 3S -
TO &C; 8 do 3S to 80: rye none: bar
ley 50 to 70; timothy seed 800 to
$50; clover seed $l9.2J to $27.00;
iHrd $l1.3o; ribs SlS.23; bellies sci
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CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. Sept "a. :-fa')-P Potatoes,
receipts II ears; total United States
shipments, 1898; trading fair, MAR
ket steady: Wisconsin and Mlnncso-
La sacked round whites $3.50 to :2.l0:
WISCONSIN bulk round whites 81 so
to $205: Colorado and Ilihp sacked
ruvals $2.l5 to $2.2O.
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NEW. YORK SUGAR

New York. Sept. 24.--Raw sugar
was unchanged at SI.15, duty paid
In the raw sugar futures market
midday prices were A to 5 points
net lower.
Refined sugar prices were $3.50 to
S5.45 for fine granulatcd.
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CHICAGO pRODII(E

Chicago, Sept. "a % Butter
higher; receipts 1890 tubs: cream
cry extras Al; standards aGl.: extra
firsts 40 to 4G; firsts A2ia TO a.:
seconds 3? to II Y. Eggs higher;
receipts 3.96l eases. F'irsts 81 to sc.
ordinary firsts IS to 81. Cheese un.
changed
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NEW YORK POULTRY

New York, Sept 2i.--tP Live
poultry Irregular. no freight QUOTA
tions. Chickens by express .G 10 -:
fowls 10y express Is II; dressed
poultry firm. unchanged.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Ch..r"n. Sort. P)--PolltrS
live weak; rcrripts 10 cars; fowls
,'ia -: snrin,,s %; ROSTERS IL;
;urness &c: ilcks IS To q: geese -
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l)l-Il'Tll FLAW

nuluth. Sept. 24.-CloSc- Flax on
! track $50 IL to $2.i7 81: arrive
$50 "a: September $50 81: Oct
ohcr $3.50: November S2.5S: Dcccm-
Der SIS; May S2.Gi.
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FARGO PRODUCE

Fargo. n. d.. Sept 2l.-R-But
terfat churning cream 10; packing
stock D.
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Wool Nap


members; have engaged pas sage to
sail for home October ). just 10 days
after their first joint session with
the Americans
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DULUTH l'IA\

Duluth, Mimi. Sept. 233.-Closc
flax on track $3.50 to s3.Gl; arrive
$50: September $3.50: October
$2.5? IA: November $3.50 ga: Dc
ccmbcr 500 sd; May $2G6.
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In NIcn0orian,

Woodmanscc, 7. J. = In loving
memory Of my dear daddy, who dicd
September &c, 1928. sadly missed by
Nan.
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!. .MINNEAPOLIS FLOIyR

Minneapolis, Sept. 24.-LP--Flour
1U$cents lower. In carload lots. fam.
lily patents quoted at 1886 to $8.45 a
barrel in SO pound cotton sacks
s6ipments $1,000 :. barrels. Bran
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is
ANXIOUS FOR
SETTLEMENT
Continued from page one

mcrt from the destroyer. her present
fiscal situation has been permitted
TO become impaired. We should make
allowance for this condition. France
now faces. however. all of the facts
under strong leadership and with
the courage which withstood the as
saults at Verdun. The condition Is
not permanent Franco will emerge
successfully from her difficulties.
ave know that this conference
opening today may Influence great
H. the peace OF the world. We
feel. therefore. the great rcSpon-
sibility resting upon us. 1t is
our duty to reach with YOU con-
clusion. in the estimation Of each OF
our peoples. fair; and in the prac-
teal test OF time, workable. In the
constructive attitude of the repre-
sentatives OF the two countries who
now meet together, 4 solution will
come.
"Mr Minister and Gentlemen.
welcome you here
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Select your New Fur Coat
new. A small deposit down
will hold il for YOU until want
cd. Bismarck Cloak Shop.
DORIS KEANE
ISDIVORCED

New York. \. V. Sept. 2i.--H0--
The romance Of Doris kcanc. who
for eight years played the leading
role in the play Romance" has been
shattered
Just back from abroad she reveal
cd today that she had obtained a di-
vorcc in Paris from Basi! Sydney,
who long made stage love to her.
Sydney is an Englishman and Miss
Keane has applied for restoration OF
her American citizenship, which she
lost when she married Sydney in
1918.
Miss kcanc would not discuss the
reasons for the divorce.
The largest water reservoir in the
world has just been completed in
London. 1t contains enough waite,
to float fleet of the largest battle
ships.
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Fresh Lake Pike. GusS.
ner's.
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cent per pound discount under
s. Id. Ear corn 3 ceuta under sheil.
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MEETING or BOARD
or COZ wy ONN1SSIO<EUS
ScO(eMbCr I. 1928

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Use Gas. It's the Scientific
Fuel.
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BLANK EFT.

Cool nights reminI us Of the
You save money by buying the
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FOR RENT-Bcautiful, warm room in
nrw modern home. Phone GS2 or
1914. D-9l.l,yi,
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FOR SALE--Furnitusc complete for
s room house, Cab at ill-3rd st.
after 5 p. m. Phone $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Y A ULTIMA HORA.

La version que circula en- la ciu'
dad con gran insistencia es de que
celebrado va ell banquete del Bar
Y relacionado el Attorney General
con la inmensa mayorfa de los abo-
gados Y la judicatura puertorrique-
fia, esta en- condolences de actuar
con debido conocimiento de causa,
impartiendo absolute justicia, por
10 cual a mas tardar a fines de la
presente semana habra de enviar a
Fortaleza Ia nueva combination ju-
dicial que tanto preocupa al pals
en- estos momentos.
FL Attorney General fue presen-
tadO antes de aver a casi todos los
miembros del Bar de Abogados, ha
estudiado con detenimiento el per-
sonal sus 6rdenes v dada su gran
preparation y alto espiritu de JUS
ticia, nadie duda que habra de So
meter una combination judicial dig
ma de Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
GRAN LOGIA SOBERAN.i DE
PUERTO RICO"
Senlana SIas6nica.

Para celebrar el Solsticio de We
rano Y conmemorar el hist0rico dfa
de San Juan Bautista. patron de
la Masoneria Universal, Sc ha acor-
dado por las Respetables Logias de
esta ciudad celebrar un Banquete
el Microbes "a del corriente, las
S 80 T. NJ. en- el Hotel Central, Y
al efecto tenenlos el honor de invi-
tar las Damas de Ia Estrella de
Oriente y 4 todos los Hermanos de
las Iogias que Ieseen concurrir.
FL Eermano Benito Miro, Cristo
6. San Juan, con auien deben CO.
nunicarse los Hermanos que deseen
asistir. recaudarl la cantidad de
$500 por cubierto, para 10 cuai Sc
supliea a todos los que nos honren
con su presencia. le ayisen a la ma
yor brevedad possible, dado el POGO
tempo disponibIe con que contamos
para Ia preparation del acto. Gra-
cias anticipates.
Fraternalmente,
La COmiSi6n.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
6lementOS representatives de Ia juVentud|
intellectual pOrtOrriquend Sc prOpOnen en-
War un menSdje de adhesion al Hon. Jose
IOus Soto, refiri6ndOSe a Su possible nOmi-
naCiOn como presidente del nuevO partidOI
DEMTR0 De POGO SE CELEBRARA UNA REUNION EN-
e. ATENE0 PUERT0RRIQUEN0

- "a de dominic publico Ia no
llsia o. qae iumediatapente des-
pnes a. teTminaF Ia Legislature
sus tFabal0a DC lleyara a efecto
una Asambiea para fnsionar los
paFtidos cue iniegran Ia "Alianza
fueFioFFiqueha". la opinion pd-
tliea - ha sgitado en- estos 1l-
timos dias dc tai manera, que a
eta hora todo Puerto Rico es-
Pera con imnacienciR ,llegue el
dlA. "a Que los dos partidos que
ruauvleEon sienpre por rutas
opnestAs. ilevando Ia pesada
ekrsa de ensahamientos ins6li-
tcs. orientaeiones distintas y res
ponsabilidades m1ltiples, Sc soli-
dsFAcen mas en sus programs,
unihe4nd0se ca una sola aspira-
el5n. dentro Dc los principles de
u m4A estrieta ammonia. y que
sean una sola entidad, una sola
palabra en Ia accl6n. an Il COM
bate, ga las ineeTtidumbres y
amaTEuras.
Esia idea ha sido acogida con
gfneral entusiasnl0 entire las fuer-
zGf yiyas del pals. I'm muehos
peetlos Dc Ia lsla, igual que en-
San Juan. helnos eseuehado de
lahiow Dc los hoAsbres que pien-
s4a So puertorriqueho. frases ca
liaAa d algeria y sOlidaridad, IA
soFeelendo Ia fusion de los dos
paFtidos hist6ricos. Es decir
qae ~ en Il amino dc la mayor
p1rse del pueblo puertorriqueho
palpita IA APPLAUSE ananine pa
"a Jos iideres De Ia Alianza. como
M komenale = su patriotisnAo in
eadable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
EN- PALACIo

En- Ia Inanana de aver nos per
sonamos en- ell Palacio de Santa
Catalina. con el objeto. de como
Ger el dfa exacto en- que zarpara
dc nuestros muelles el buque que
Ia de llevar al Executive 4 Es
tados Unidos.
En- cl breve intervalo que pre-
cede nuestra conversation con
el Executive el Secretario del Co
bernador nos asegura que la sd
lud del nnorador de Santa Cata-
lima es inmejorable. FL Goberna
dor ha visitado dltirnamente
Jajoine mos dice v Sc encuen-
ira en- n1agnificas condolences pa
tGontinaa en- la pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Ell G0BERNADOR MA
NIFIESTA QUE NO HA
SU
PR0P0SlT0 De MAR
CHAR AL N0RTE TAN
PR0NT0 TERMINE LA
PRESENTE SESSION.
LEGISLATIVE
Ell secretari0 del Executive
nos asegura que este en-
pezara Sus vacaci0nes
probabIemente dentro de
diez diaS

A raiz de haber embarcado
para Estados Unidos la esposa
del Hon. Gobernador fue informe
Official de Fortaleza que el Eje-
cutivo Sc unirfa ella antes de
terminar el mes. Sin embargo,
debido a los intrincados trabajos
legislativos fue impossible que el
Hon. Horace Mann Towner deja
ra temporalmente en- la silla gu
bernamental a otro holnbre para
regir nuestros destinos.
Despues de mucho esperarle en-
Nueva York, la Sra. Towner Sc
vic precisada regresar, aducien~
do al llegar a esta capital la ini-
portantisima rason fe que el Co
hernador fabia estado sulnamea-
te atareado en- sus funciones off
ciales, 10 que hizo impossible su
proyectado viaje al 'Norte.