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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10

do en- Barcelona, nuestro amigo ell senor don
Antonio Cabanas, por euya salud nos interesa-
mos. Con ese motive embarco para la Pc
nfnsula su senior hijo, tambi6n amigo nues-
tro, don Antonio del mismo apellido.
~ Poesfas de dona Amparo Lopez del
Banjo: Obra postuma; un tomo, so centavos
Casanova: Armas, defensas orgsnizaciones;
un tomo tela, peso. Sails Ferre: El descu
brimiento de America segdn las ultimas inves
tigaciones; un tomo, 80 centavos. Votaire:
Candido ell optimismo; tomo, 25 centavos.
Juan Rosales Esposa madre; tomo, 80
centavos Eusebio Blasco: Mis- contempora-
neos, semblanzas varias; un tomo, so centavos.
Liberia de B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal.
80 El vapor "M6jfco' cargo en- Ponce
con trasbordo para la Peninsula $50 sacos Pc
sando 48, 484 kilos cafe 3 o76 idem 3o7
mil 743 idem azucar. la goeta ameri-
cana ''Wandrian" para ell Norte de Cabo Hat
teras 535 bocoyes y SIS terzones con 2s9, 500
kilos miel de purga.
~ Ell PARIs-BAzAR acaba de recibir por
vapor frances un gran surtido de caudeeros
de 8, y luces, lamparas caprichosfsmae,
crucifjos, campanilas, incensarios, cajitas para
los Santos oleos, vinajeras una gran varie-
dad en- preciosas macetas doradas pla
| teadas. 10-l
- En- Puerta de TERRA, ealle de San
| Agnstfn, frente q la nueva herrerfa acaba de
arbir nuevo deposito de leche que sc ga
rantiza pura Sc encontrar a dioho artfcul odc'
| los dias desde las cuatro de la ma rugada. Lea
| Sc en- otro lugar el anuncio correspon
diente.
~ Sumideros de hierro para patios d.
| todos tamanos, Cajas de formones surtidos
RatoDeras de MADEIRA Y laves inglesas de di
! ferentes tamafos, hilo para telas y par.
carpinteros, ules para mesa, bancos negro,
para forrar coches, en- la ferreterfa guinea
liza de Oreasitas y Soliveras, Cruz numero Z.
s.. Juicios orales que Sc celebraran ma
mana Ii ante la Audiencia Territorial. El d,
Julana Sanchez, por robo: abogado Acufa
procurador Cabal.ero. FL de Angel Rodrfgue;
Torres, por lesones; aboga 10 Audrey, procura
dor Palacios. Ell de Julian Torres Flores po
hurto; aboga 10 Bosch, procurador Velez. E
de Justine Navarro Garcia por homicidio
abogado Audrey. procurador Paacios. FL d.
Francisco Martinez Oscar Casas Rodrf
guez, por lesiones; abogado Rossy, procu
radores Caballero Palacos.
~. Ell ilustrado doctor don Francisco b
Basora, de Mayagiez, emplea con frecuencia l.
Emulsion de Scott, la considera como un re
constituyente de primer orden.
No tengo Inconvenience en- asegurar que
preparation de los sefiores Scott Bovine, &C
nocida unigersalmente con ell nombre de Emu
sion de Scott, me ha dado, siempre que la h
prescrito, (lo que sucede con mucha frecuencis
excelentes resultados. Els un reconstituyent
Gle primera calidad muy recomendable en- todo
los casos de debilidad organca.-Dr. FRAN
CISCO B. BASORA.-Mayagiiez, Puerto Ri
CO, JUNO 24 de 1894.
*** En- la ciudad de Santa Cruz (islas G;
narias), esta montando la maquinaria par
estabecer ell aiumbrado eiectrico.
-. La primavera sc inica NAL en- est
Capital Hay muchos casos de sarampion e
toda la ciudad y sus barrios, particularment
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
Bn11orEcA DE OLA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERroRIco" 1O1

la casa Entarfa Qu6 preexto inventara para hacerlo
iTendra valor sucente para nterrogar la ahuea de
Raimundo ue buen cado para e cua no haba otra CO.
mundo amor Quizas advnaran qulen era ea
que habfa sdo la de muerte
No entrarfa, conentara preguntar los Vecnos
Inconscentemene la cae arrimada las
paredes los de espinas separaban los Jardnos
A medda aproximaba al numero que WHO hal
mundo corazon oprimfa
pronto cey6 que la terra abra pies que odo
deredor Habfa dido pertectanene Ia Voz
e adorado, que decfa:
No. Protasio no! No quiero entrar aun, esta muy
bien aqu
Genoyeva cay6 de rodilas, sollozando. iRalmundo
No duda, lie vefa entire foae enddo en-
campana tapado manta, tan pado
abuea paseaba de las caes
coquea las enguantadas diclendo
alta:
-Deae un ratio mas. Puesto que da esta hermoso
puede perjudicarle por ell contrario, se alviara
ST. sf; 81 desobedemo al doctor, madito ell provecho
que puede pueso que manda precise obede
Gel. Ea vamonos
acaecieron los tristes va
conocemos Clolde, Protaso hablaba
Ramunio por parte, lie obede
que ayuda de fel criado levanto de la
de lie gui6 mltad del trayecto que lie
paraba de la casa, lie dijo:
- Cortame de mi rosal favorito.
Protasio corto de roal de Bengala la do
amo, aspire delicioo Genoveva
segua ell magnffco rosal que ella lie rega6
Epinay.
Cuando Ramundo desapaeci6, hacer esuerzo
sobrehumano para desmayarse Conque Rsimundo vi
via l.. pertenecf ella otro hombre H.. 81
quen amaba nj amarfa nunca
i No. no, sere de nade puesto que puedo va
de mi Raimundo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
LA VENGANzA DEUN NOBLE

Els que temo explicarme NAL. pudera ser que Gre
y6ra de aprovecharme de los avores he
tado.
-Uncamente creere 10 que dgas pues sc que odiais
la mentra 20 la odio: Hablad pues
-Pues bien, querida mia dijo colocando la
ell egao Sc dfnero, hasa ahora hemos
hablado de 81 que se la Ultima que 10 hagamos
ruego que perdones 81 habo debe hacero
b pod de hago cuanto puedo gualar
me
Tan grande era emoci6n que que calarse
-Tengo que habaros de vuestro padre-continuo
sito hacerlo iberad Seguramente NADIA
agradable 10 que de el tengo que decros.
Caballero /!
Oh Els precise que escucheis hasta ell fin
-Yo tengo derecho para uzgar mi padre.
S los movies obedeceis fueran los tendrfais
NAL todo Ell
gran egoismo que deber de proteeros
La Candia de tfmida que al prncipo haba
sums6n.
La nuestra boda acordo fue abomnable.
Os han sacrcado Ispuesto de
fuerais obeo, bcho de agun yaor, propedad Oh,
interumpais va sc vais decir he sido
c6mpce que he aprovechado de semeante monsruo
sidad
Me parece que pocas personas podran uzgar mi pa
dre sobre punto menos razon que vos
Tan solo engo discupa: hubera hecho por poseeos
mucho que delirio iPero
he prometido molestaros habandoos de amor!
Exhal6 suspiro, continue doloroso acento:
- Como resolvera nuestra situaci6n Seremos STEM
pre- amigos solo 2? En- momento debemos
Sois mi muer quero proeeros quero que seals
lbre fez consiento que esteis sometida mi
unad c6nsiento 10 estes la de vuesro padre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
ESCueIaS PiaS de SanturCe

Ell microbes 10 del corriente, comenzara
en- esta iglesia Ia novena del glorioso Patriarca
San Jose, a expensas de una familia piadosa
Empezara todos los dias a las siste Guar
to de la tarde con el rezo del santo rosario lue-
go la letanfa cantada, seguida de la novena y
gozos del Santo, tcrminandose con la salve, la
cual sera solemnisima ell dia l8.
Los dias l / y IA habra platioa cargo de
los PIP. Vicerrector Antonio Roca
FL dia 10 Sc tendra las nueve cuarto la
misa cantada, con sermon que dira Ell P. Juan
Martin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
Una cosa es predicar".

iAburres 4 las damas? 80.
ique es 10 que escucho!
itu aburrir? .si me consta
que quieres mucho,
q aquolla Duloinea
del entresuelo,
la llamas loquito,
tu Dios, tn cielo ...!
No pretenias amigo
10 que ell demonio;
5no gustarte w.. anhelas
un matrimonio?
Vamos hombre nj en- broma
te 10 consiento..
icuando es para ella solo
tn pensamiento!
RAMON OJEDA LOPEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
VA R | E D A D E S ,
soluci6n la charada de aver: Marcela


oJu aqui' terra, primera lfnea, Gale de
San Agustfn, ntmero 8, frente la nueva he
rrerfa, acaba de abrirse un deposito de leche
pura, que Sc ofrece q los vecinos del barrio.
Habra leche todo ell dia desde las cuatro de la
mafiana.-Andstost0 CASTRO. Isl
CHARADA
Sols mi prinaa, elemento,
y junta con dos, objeto,
dos repetida Sc come.
y es mi total un suieto.
JAepe.
60 wanda precio m6dco una casa grande,
w s0huV recien construfda, con solar pro
pio, de alto, de MADEIRA cobija la de zinc. Si-
ia en- la esquina que forman las GALES del Co
mercio Roble de Rio-piedras. Informaran,
en- dicho pueblo don Carlos Mellado, y en- la
Capital don Gerardo Mellado. 1o-2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10

.** Con motive de tener que susentarse
para la Peninsula, ha renunciado ell cargo de
consejero de la Sucursal del Banco Espaflol de
Puerto-Rico en- Mayagiez, nuestro amigo el
sehor don Buenaventura PLAZA Galiano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
Gran SurtidO de bOmbOnes itaIianOs

Sc acaban de recbir conftura argento, cacao
intero colorato. globule al ciocco coorate, con-
fitura dem idem, lfIuido, mandorle lem, idem
B. r., confum6 al sorbeto sapori, marroni al
ciocco con erema otras confituras seectas V
exquisitas imposibles de enumerar. De venta
en- Gel Colma io,de Cerecedo, Hermanos Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
lillian eiIva SAN JUsTo NUMERo Is
Suhuh oh'u Deposito de Maquinas de coser.

'uhu" o'''u Deposito de Maquinas de coser.
Compra, Venta Alquiler. Sc dan a plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma m&quina: lanzaderas y
agujas de todas classes para las mismas infni
dad de accesorios diffciles de enumerar, Ade-
mas Sc compran venden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico. Isl ID. 9)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
Rafael Perez VaIdiyia a 5.sSs a a ,oa3r D o

ndld6l f6l6L IdlulsidJ -Acaba de ileg4r V
ofrece desde hoy al pdblico en- general, un sai6n
de tirar al blauco uu taller de azogar, hacien-
dose cargo de azogar toda clase de espeios We
jos manchados que lie presenter. Tambien
ensefla azogsr los espejos. Recibe ordenes
en- ell tiro a blanco, calle de la Luna, frente 8
la plazuela de San Francisco. 15-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-10
LUNA HermanOs, y COmpalia.G5 IS 5

importadores en- Puerto Rico del famoso vino
tinto banco de mesa marca -41gScldl10.
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza buen sabor
En- dicho establecimiento Sc acaba de recibir
tambien un extenso surtido de vinos de Jerez,
Champana superior, icores fnos, turrOnes
mazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, en- almfbar =
aguardiente toda clase de artfculos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentara uu surtido mejor para
as Pascuas Ano Nuevo.
Go Vnnhn un piano en- buen estado de la
% I0iiu0 acreditada fabrica de PLE9EL
San Francisco numero 81 daran razon. l5-7
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
MR.. REEDS MINES.
The Ex Bank President Has Klondike Of
His Own in tha Maxinan Maintains

The Ex Bank President Has a KlOndike Of
His Own in the Mexican Mountains.
Mr.. H. W. Reed. who is now in the
city on business trip, has come into
possession, by shrewd business deal,
ola Klondlke of his own, situated in
the Mexican mountains. 45agmi
The Atlanta Constitution is respon-
sible for the statement, that Mr.. Reed
with his partner, Mr.. w. B. Gunby'
has obtained the proprietorshlp of a
whole province, formerly worked by
the Aztecs, in which there are forty
gold mines, all of which will be oper-
ated by the two gentlemen. A part OF
Mr.. Reeds present business here is to
arrange for the purchase and ship.
ment Of maohlnery for his plants. lIU
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12

k(lLD DAD is ALL RIGHT AFTER HIS
,Ihicyclesride; wide open for all DECORATIONS
stencil work. THE only expert fnswah pffper1ng.
BALDWIN, THE KALSOMINER, 100 Stonewali
street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
The Tent Meetings.

Rev Phillips, a Methodist evange-
glist, conducted the first of his meet
ings in bis tent on the National bank
green last nigh. Rev. Phillips is as
sisted by Miss Jameson. gifted talker
and evangelist. The meetings will
continue for several weeks. b Rev
Phillips felt very much injured yes
terday over the fact that some one. on
Friday night, had cut a large number
OF his tent ropes. He said this was
the first time he had suffered from
such vandalism, in travels that hac
extended all oyer the country.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
Send for my catalogue Of
- Iag OH Us qGE19
Christmas AS
Novelties -. = J.

In sterling silverif you are contemplating pur
chases for the holiday season.
- CHARLEsiW, CRANKsHAW,. Jeweler.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
MORE ABOUT THE FLEET.
Later Particulars Of the Mansuvsrs Of the
North Atlantic. Suaudron.

North Atlantic. Squadron.
Dispatches from Washington con-
vey later particulars of the plans for
the maneuvers of the northy Atlantic
squadron in southern waters. The
following gives the information de.
sIred.o 1ol7stGi edf III sb6m s1n8msY0
The north Atlantic squadron. &C.
cording to information given out at
the navy yard today, will be on it's
way south by the 10th of the month.
Repairs on the bwarships have been
hastened as rapidly as possible, cand
the work will be completed by Mon
day. ~ y "'''l D'''' ~ !, =,
Some of the largest and most power
full vessels Of the navy are now, sta
TONED at the navy yard here Among
them are tbs New York; Brooklyn,
Iowa, Texas, Massachusetts, Helena
and Terror. The monitor Puritan
left the station Wednesday.
The warships will sail for Hampton
Roads as soon as they are in readi-
ness, where they will be joined by the
Indiana, Maine and other vessels
When all are gathered, the annual
winter cruise south will begin. The
maneuvers of the vessels will be con-
fined chiefly to Florida waters, with
headquarters at Key West. The Mont
gomery, Detroit and yesuvius are al
ready in Florida waters. d
The squadron will be joined by the
torpedo fleet when warm weather sets
in, and drills and torpedo boat ma
.neuvsrs will be begun. W ae3 Is
The fleet will return to the Brook
Ign navy yard in April. an aag E.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
j. M. Madden, President,
A. III. Lane, Vice Presdt.
w. B. Cook, Cashier.
Lumber Men Coming.


A gathering Of prominent lumber
men will occur in this city this morn
ing. Those who will be in the party
are Messrs. w. B. Stillwell, A. f,
Moynelo. j.. J. McDonough and
Ybaniz, all OF Savannah. In connec-
ton with the meeting, it is stated that
the report published several month";
ago that number OF Savannah lum-
Der firms intended moving their entire
business to this port is not far from
the truth. ss4 sa.a rat,
Excellent line of fine meerschaum
cigar and cigarette holders, for holt
day gifts, at Isidor Mayors. g e
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS.

Kaiser Has Display That Is Worthy Of
Broadway and Attracts Great Attention,
In the line OF window displays, the
exhibition now being made by Messrs.
A. Kaiser & Bro. is entitled to a dis
tingulshed place. The windows OF
this srterprising firm would attract
attention on Broadway, or any other
famous metropolitan street. They
were admired yesterday by hundreds,
who stopped on their way, no matter
how urgent their business, to look and
comment.
The large middle window is devoted
to the gentlemen, and the corner win
dow is for the delight and qualification
of the ladies. The corner window de-
serves special notice. 1t Is dream OF
beauty in fns chinaware and bric.a-
brac, and is we'll worth coming many
miles to see. D)alti Jc3l E5ii9
The TIMES advises every lover Of the
beautiful In Brunswick tomake it a
point to see these windows. They
make up one Of the most attractive
features of our Christmas season.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.
One Of the Field Workers Of the Ansosia-
ton Will Conduct One Here. ~

WV VA sho 1Ae1e WUEA0Ib VI tnb AbbOoid~
ton Will Conduct One Here. q
The First Baptist church will be the
scene on the nights Of December ID
and II, ola grand Sunday school rally
to be conducted by Mr.. J.dH. Miller,
one of the field workers OF the State
sunday School association. ilsH gs.d
The rally will be made interesting
by talks from local workers and adj
dresses by Mr.. Miller. The full pro-
gram for the two nights exercises will
be published later in THE TINES.
The rally will be interden omina-
tional, and is for the purpose of infus-
ing new life in local Sunday school
work. 1t is hoped that the meetings
will be literally attended.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
CHRISTMAS DISTRIBUTION
kings Daughters 4ss da4steaasssa,

~
LIZ ~Iim Work forgtks Po0svo zof bsaI
~ The HELPING circle of eHing's Dapgh.
ters win this CRristmas season, ash
their annual custom, odistribute pro
visions, Clothing fuel, stc., % thetpoGl
families Of thelcity.ti tFhissisl aJwork Of
charity without which Christina,
would be cherries to many people in
this city.
% The ladies' VIM get together agalf
this season, and theyswill make an eff
fort to make the distribution this year
as good, il not better, than on previ-
Gus years. ...,--..-.--- ...-....-.,.-,
1t Is to be hoped that the merchants
will respond literally to this call. II
Is one OF the noblest directions in
which charitable effort can expend it.
self, The children, especially, who
have second hand or casuoff toys, can
make a. valuable contribution to this
offering, and one that will be greatly
appreciated by the poor children, who
without such gifts, would be without
the things that make Christmas joyful
All contributions will be received at
the store of the Misses Slater, and
prompt response is asked.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
THERE WERE SEX ARRESTS.
Negroes jailed for Illegal Voting During the
Exciting Battle Of Yesterday.

7 Sheriff Bsrrie was kept reasonably
busy during the exciting. political
battle of yesterday, receiving negroe;
at the Jail who were arrested for
illegal voting.
@Slx negroes were jailed during the
day. Five Of these were arrested on
warrants sworn out by the Good
Government club leaders, and one by
the Citizens ticket men. Fg b
All Of those arrested gave bond and
returned to the polls. SThe charges
will be heard before the Justices of the
peace within the next few days.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
Going to Court.

Messrs. Burr Winton. John +,
Twomey and Herbert Miller will leavs
this morning for Savannah. whence
they win proceed to Hinesville, to at
tend Liberty superior court. where
they are. to be witnesses in an import
ant case, Z
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. 20 cents. The genuine
has L. B. 9. on each tablet.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-12
The TINES BRUNSWICK GA SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1897
fICKETC
TRIUMPH COMPLETE.
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lnlUMr1 UUMPLEIE.
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rooms. Of City Clerk Bodet In the
southeast tower Of the oglethorpe
were brilliantly Illuminated last night
in honor Of the election of the admin
1stf'sieA ticket fR w o. .HZ
The music was on the other side
last night. The administration en-
plOyed the Marine and 'COlored bands,
and they made things lively along
Newcastle street until d late hour.
Fireworks played fRe part in the
sslseratioay The yIGool GoosT mad a
number of 1tetices PREPARED for use
in their celebration, but they we're
not tobessenIl0 101 JiG N
b. E1-Mayor. Mason and Harry du
Bignon9iakAd thsit CHERISHED whisk-
ers on the result of the election. Mr..
Mason staked has square-eut on the
administration, and'Mr. ddBignon Of
fered his Van Dyke as . ssauriflae. con-
tingent Oh1eoo Goo defeat. IT is I'M
necessity to state that the next bal ID. r
consulted by. the LATTER win have a
bigger job, than usual.1q boo
4Twitty, Twitty, tell me true, what
in the world did they do to your JEFF
fe, Jeffis. can y gu say how it, all hap
pensd in one day Aihe, Allie. what
tell2 More expsrience-heed it well.
Crossties, Crossties, how much out?
What have you now to write about?
And-(slow music, please D. Bingham,
Bingham, misguided one, puta blank
ct over your Sun.
One of the reform" candidates
approached well known physician
with = request for a contribution to
the campaign fund. "What do you
want with the money!" asked the doc
tor. "WelI>have to buy some votes"
said the 5000 Goo" "Why," said the
doctor, with some surprise, 81 thought
you folks were rsformers?p The can
didate admitted that they started out
as reformsrs, but soon had to change
their policy, -''''' ' A
The absence of Hon. Jacob L, Beach
was the subject Of more comment than
any other fact of the day. 1t was
probably the iirst election of any i'm,
portsncs In the past dftesn yesrGfhatl
Mr.. Beach was Dot the most conspicu-
Gus worker. 1t was notable that the
men who yesterday sdid the work, at
the polls were all the political pupils
of Mr. Beach, and, SO tOapsak, Learned
all they know shout practical spol,tics
from him. This was true ofboth sides
Of the fight. His mere presence on
the scene would have materially af-
footed the result. Ensmiesand friends
alike promptly admit that he wssl
missed greatly by the administration
forces, and that he is the ablest poll
tician in this section of the state. Mr..
Beach's absence was not of his own
volition, however; his physician in
Atlanta, where he now is, absolutely
forbade his participancy in the cleo
ton. Whether he will in future alb
stain from active work in politics is a
question that is causing much local
discussion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
HIDES, TALLow AND nEEswAA
Greut ncnnnncer Failed to Den0u'e'

Mt. Pleasant Times Review ..,.
In vain have we watched the Us "a,
of that great defender Of law ana Ssn,
the Dallas News, for n.,s tls
rmble- leadcd editorial denou,'' s'',s N
ohio mob for stretching hemp i, NJ, ssa
neck Of rape flend. The ses s.-nl osl.
thrown into violent fits on et ,sinrs hNs
slons recently because Ike '' .ni ere
happened in Southern states Il, III + caA
cialiy in Texas, and has done !" Tet,s I'D
TO show to other sections ma h,rD.-sn.
The south are in n state Of se nav. bit d
II is no difference to the s' a,rs,,y ia
the ohio case the negro haa s aOnt,s ass
tried and condemned by ln ne pi,ai Ii'
Ohio is North of Mason ana ON Own SUI
and a republican pfesidshl, soyrlaa,
presided over by a repupi'""