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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21
Nota del dia
La crisdIidd.

Sigueel embullo electoral en- to
do su apogeo y sin ser agoreros pue
dc prcdecirae Ell resultadO de las g.
lecciOnes.
A LA CORRESPONDENCE le preo
cupa POGO ell triunfo de uno & otro
bandc, porque en- ambos reconocs
puertorrique1los amantes de la fell"
cidsd del pals, hombres pensadores
y de grandes aptitudes.
Mira ell tOrneo, que en- algunos
puntos Sc convierte en- pugilato
Sc ven actos que acongojan y
entristecen por 10 impropios. Pero
tenemOs f6 en- L. virtualidad de las
fdeas y exclamamos con el gran Cha
teaubriand. Los cuerpos pol1ticos,
cusndo quedan entregados 4 81 pro
pios, tienen sus transformaciones
Nsturales, como las orugas. El AMI
NAL rodeado de las sadenas que 81
miSmo Sc ha FORBADE, yace largo
tempo en- el sue11o de la abyecci6n,
bajo Ia apariencia mas vii, hasta q.
una mar1ana, con sorpresa de los q
Ia miriam, rompe las paredes de su
c&rcel Y desplegando sus alas bri.
llautes, vuela a los campos de la Ii
bsrtad; mas 81 por medic de un calor
artificial procuramos acelerar 81 fe'
n6meno muere lmuchas veces el gu
sano en- operacion tan del:cada, y on
ven dc producer la vida y la hermo-
sura, no nos resta mas que un cadA
YER de formas horribles,.
He ah1 con mAno magistral re-
presentsdo el porveuir social y.poll
tico. ST respetamos el derecho de
todos en- Ia actual contienda, sin en-
sedamos q ejercsr la ibertad e]er'
ci6ndola sin cometer atropellos nj
coaccione., ensef1ando a nuestro pue
bio one 10 mas hermoso que puede
haber es sl respoto las ideas, y {
las personas, no quedO duda que la
urna electoral sera Ia envoltura que
apri~ione ia crisatidA que eo forma
de votos va desarrollandose hasta
que rompa las cadenas que le suge-
ten Y Sc transforme On Ia libre y ga
.lards mariposa de la expression po,
pular; pero 81 por ell contrario los
menos :tnponen los mas por la
ley de la fuerza y de la impudicia,
eutoncss la urna electoral sera la ur
na cirera1ia de las libertades pa
trias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

iOh y 81 tai desgracia sucediese
los dobles del 2 de Noviembre ha
br1a que prolongarlos hssta el dia
seis y 81 mes de los muertos jamas
hubiese tenido tan propio nombre,
porque eran ochocientas mil almas
que habr1an muerto para Ia patria.
Y el que triunfase de esta suer.
te en- lugar dc alderman su frente'de
palmas y lau1 eles, Ia cen !r1a con sau
ces y cipre es sfmbolos de al muerte,
por haoer engendrado la muerte y
desolaci6n de las libertades de su
patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21
Ell duque
de los AbruZZos
YLA PRINCESA DE ASTURIAS.

Las declaraciones hechas por el
Presidente del Gabinete espanol, Sr
Silvela, respecto 4 la convocatoria
de la nueva legislature y la auto
rizaci6n de las Cortes para la cele
braci6n del matrimonio de la Prin
cesa de Asturias con don Carlos de
Borbon el haberss apresurado el
regreso del Duque de los Abruzzos,
que como es sabido SO encontraba
hacienda exploraciones en- Ia region
del Polo Norte, han dado origen-
dice un colega-al rumor de que
existen negociaciones para enlazarle
con Ia referida Princesa.
va que nos referimos al Principe
Luis Amadeo de Saboya, podemos
af1adir que su salud Sc encuentra al
20 quebrantada a1n & consecuancia
del arriesgadfsimo y diffcil viaje ar
tico. AL Duque Sc le helaron los de
dos en- un viaje que hizo en- trineo
durante la referida expedition al
Polo norte, siendo nacesario ampu
tarle dos articulaciones.
El con ell capitan Cagni, dos
gu1as de los A1pes = un marinero
italiano fueron los 1nicos que llega
ron a los $50 33 de latitud norte
El barco de la expedition, el
<Stella Poiares> solo pudo llegar
los $50 O4 latitud norte.
En- esta imprenta SO vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos & $2 40 el quin
bal. ns-5 s
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ReH' tZaCi0n.
SAN FRANCISCO SO.

Sc real xan nj costo las eXisten-
eiaE del s. Clo XIX. Grandes can
tidades dc calZsd0, alpargates, zen
cafes, puntillas, trenciiia., milAares,
canisera>, caicetues, medas, toha
las, cint,rcnes, intlnidHd de artf
culCs ra j.
Apargata2 Iona Ia superior
blanca C sde IS s 81 docena se&dn
tamarO,
Id. (usdros damas surt!das en-
tnnaarok i l 40 dOCera.
mo comprsr NADIA sin yer II IL
krecios'
Sc vonden sois solares con nu
cho tondo, bnenOs y en- cl mn!or 81
tio do StnturCo una casa grande,
de solila construction eli ol mlsmC
barrio,
ANTONIO MARTINEZ.
50 @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21


William Nc Kinley y William
jennings Bryan forman el contraste
mas atrevido que formarse puede CO
mo representatives de idea les opues
tos On asuntos de interes publ -
E. candidate Democratico para
Ia Presideocia de los Estados Uni
pos es el <hombre fuerte> del pueblo
ell sostenedor de Ia Constitution Ell
candidate Republican, es la criatura
debil y vacilante, creads por la fuar
"a del dinero, el ambicioso Imperial
lista rechazado por la ley organica
que e. mismo ha pisoteado fraudu
lentamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21
NOTlCIAS
GENER ALES

Anoche SO produjo un fuerte
escandalo en- la Gale de San Just0
por los individuos Donate Cata'a y
jose Conception, quienes hicieron
varios disparos de revolver atentan-
do contra la polcfa. En- el acto fue
ron prendidos y puestos & disposi
ci6n de los tribunales.
Las naciones aliadas insisten
en- pedir severos castigos para los
culpables boxers.
81 gobierno de Washington
acepta todas las proposiciones de
China referente & las negociaciones
de paz,
Nunca vi telas mas hermosas y
objetos mas baratos, gritaba esta
mafiana un persOnaje de los de res
petifuili, como en- el eel Tr6pic, y
<La BOmba,, , establecimieutos dc los
driles mallorquines iumejorables,
ricas sombrillas y hermosos para
guas japoneses 13
Sc han inscriptos quinientos
cuarenta mil votantes, en- Nueva
York para las elecciones presiden
ciales.
La cosecha de trigo en- ESpana,
que segdn datos ofciales, assemble
en- 1909 4 hect6iitros 34,092, O64 cal.
culan los inteligente que en- 81 pre-
sente ar1o ascendera probablenente
q hect6litros 1900, 900, seg1n Ell re-
sultado que presenta la recollection
actual, pudiendo afrmarse que es
una de las cosechas mas grandes
que ha habido en- Espaf1a desde hace
muchos amos.
Ell Emblema Ofcial del Partido
Republicano Sc halla de venta en- la
casa de <Dooley. Smith y Cia , Te
tuan 13, San Juan, al precio de 50. 81
por Glen emb(emas. Sc despachan
pedidos por curreo. Sc suplica & las
Juntas Locales mandon sus pedldoS
sin perdida de tempo.
n->s 1873
Anoche currio la ro,i>1a de
Puerta de TERRA un ladr6n que sc
sacontraba =tras del corral d. esta
blecimiento de don Loilo QlirOz
comerciante de la % lluea, no pl-
| diendO darle aicance
Tenemos infornes de quo hs
sido clausurado sl Club Federal d(
| Puerta de TERRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21
ijI]lteresante!!

La Refncria de Petr6leo es
tablecila en- Cata1o, olrece ca
Vsnta todo 10 que ccmpone dicha
refneria.
Tocnos y herlalnien|as do tolas
classes.
Tanques de hierro desde l,0Oo
hasta 1OO,00 galones, -.
l2 BON bas vapor de dlferentes
tamanDs.
Canerfas y vAlvulas de hierro y
bronco de todOs taln2nOs.
A'nacenes y casa vivlenda IN
cluso ell terreno.
Ladrillos mampostear y hero
galvs nizsdo usaio,
Ia venla Sc hace en- total 6 en-
psrtss y se admiten proposiciones.
Para mas informes dirlgirse a
p. VAnsyckel en- Catano, o Sres, so
bsines do Exquiaga-Capitsl
S S0-o4
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IntereSante.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
s6 Ramirez de Cayey tiene estable
cida gu Agencia en- el Establecimien
TO <La Luna> San Francisco IS de
los sefores Zalduondo & Mier; esta
mepresa cuenta con constante y
buen servicio y en- competencia con
las demas en- cuanto a sus procios
por 10 cual llama Ia atenci6n de los
seflorss viajeros.
s--6O-44
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21
A las fanli|iaS
y profesores
puer rtorriquenos
que desean emigrar
A SANTO DOMINGO.
Sr Director
de LA CORRES. PONDENCIA
DE PUERTO RICO
San Juan.
Santo Domingo II de Otbre 1900

Santo Domingo II de Otbre 1900
Sef1or Director:
Ruego 4 Vd Sc sirva Lacer sa
ber por medic de estas liLeas, que
todavfa no ha llegauo el momento
en- que 20 pueda autorizar a nadie
para atraer inmigrantes de Puerto
Rico q Santo Domingo, porque coda
via no ha podido ESQ Gobierno esta
blecer las Colonias Agr1colas que
20 creo dnico buen recurso econ6
mico y social para establecerse aquf
con bien del pals y de los que el
vengan Cuando sxistan las colonias
agricolas yo llamar6 por mi mismo
& las familias desvalidas de Puerto
que quieran contribuir q gu propio
bien y al del pals que ha de recibir
los
Asimismo hago sabsr que tam
POGO ha llegado ell momento en- que
20 pueda satisfacer mi deseo y el de
tantos profesores y maestros de
Pto Rico que me escriben eu deman
da de puesto On la Ensef1anxa Ptbll
ca de este pals
Hasta la pr6xima legislature no
Sc discutira la Ley de Ensef1anza
Pdblica; hasta Mayo no SO discutira
probablemeute la Ley de Presupues
tos, y haSta entonces no habrA posi-
bilidad dc establecer Escuelas no de
asignar sueldos nj de espedir nom .
bramientos que conllsven la seguri-
dad de emolumentos 6jOs
Tan pronto como ESQ suceda, y
yo pueda conpletar con maestros y
profosores do ah1 el ..ndmero de los
de aquf que hassn falta para dar por
organizada la Instruction P1blica,
contestare personalmente, 8 por me
dio de llamamieAto collective, a los
que han acudido nj para secun
darme en- la obra de reorganization
en- que hoy ssta emperda asta buena
hospitalaria y genero.a R7pdblica.
Antes de recibir las gracias qua
le env1o rueguo a los demas periodi
cos de la isla, quo reproduzcan esos
nota 6que repitan la noticia que con
tieno
De V. affmO.
E Nj HOSTOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21
EMPRESA DE C0CHES

eonocda del pdblico
dede e da pmeo de octu5re pr6xino emPara Pr
pbco entire Juan Ponce coche isemanal slendo de
Ponce odos los hartes Jueve saba0 las de Ia nahana de
cada do Juan
do ocho dollars.
admiran p.sajeros los pueos de transo
hays cabida cOche.
Tauben ofrece coches hados precos convencionales
nadis Get PreciOs
dol Conccio.
los Cu6tara Gu, Fortaleze
10 10.
Ponce Sspsmbre 20 dol 1900
v SANTORL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

Sc ha onsayadO con exltO, en-
ei TOnkin, un nuevo tratamientO de
Ia lepra,
Fundandose en- las tentativas va
realizadas en- America DEF Sur, Sc
ha empleado el suero de una cabra,
previamente my yectada de sangre
humana de loproso
Los dos enfermos quienes Sc
inyecto Ell nuevO suero. experlmen.
taron alivio Immediate, 10 cual per-
mite esperar que este metodO Ofre
cera resuitadoS satisfactorios y com
pletos
Con motive de las sesiones al
tlmas del Consejo Ejecutivo Sc ha
despertado grandes deseos de ohte
ner los retratos de las connotadas
personalidades politicas del pals. Y
NADIA mas facil No hay mas que ir
al establ ecimiento de los sefOres S.
Melon CO, gastar por valor de un
peso y os regalaran un preciosO pa
nuelo con cuatro hermosos fotogra-
bados representando cuatro como
tadas personas de Puerto Rico de
Cuba Iced ell anuncio que va publ
cado en- otro lugar del peri6dico.
n-a-6O--24
Simplicio Me ia le intro aver
una confusion 4 Aurelio Martinez,
ouien fue asistido cn la sala dc So
cOrrOs
La policia secreta de Sebasto-
pol ha hecho fracasar un complOt
fraguado contra Ia vida del Gear
Nicolas II siendo arrestados 26 nihi-
listas quienes Sc le haEarOn do
cumentos del tramado complot
Acompanado de una pareja de
policfa insular salio para Cagnas y
bajo su custodia, ell individuo Jose
Boada que fue atropellado aver por
un grupo de personas desconocidas
POR Glen DOLLARS al con
tado, Sc vende un piano en- muy
buen estado, de L. afama ada, fabrica
dc Kalmann, Berlin, que 8
, 5 500 mexicanos. En- esta redaccion
| infOrmaremOs.
d-15-y
FL comercio do Nueva York
pub}ca un manifesto declarandOse
! 4 favor >+el parti'.o republicano.
AcabamUs to cs.eb~ar un in
tervieV con n1estro amigo el Sr
! Diaa Navarro Es muy intaresants,
; V rnatsna IL daremos & cOnocer al
piojicO-
Han llesado FiIipinas parts
! de las tror2s americanas que sale
ron &c Tokfn,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

Simplicio Msjfa le intro aver
una confusion 4 Aurelio Martinez,
quien fue asistido cn Ia sala de So
COrrOS
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COntraSteS,

del xTimes, de Filadelfa)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

Las naciones aliadas insisten
en- pedir severos castigos para los
culpables boxers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

En- esta imprenta SO vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos & 81 40 el quin
ta] ns-6 s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

La policfa secreta de Sebasto-
pol ha hecho fracasar un complot
fraguado contra la vida del Gear
Nicolas II siendo arrestados 26 nihi-
listas quienes Sc le haEaron do.
cumentos del tramado complot
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

FL gobierno de Washington
acepta todas las proposiciones de
China referente 4 las negociaciones
la nAz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-21

Sc han inscriptos quinientos
cuarenta mil votantes, en- Nueva
York para las elecciones presiden
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21
SHAW AT WASHINGTON,
The Des AIoines Leader


The recent visit of Gov. Shawto
Washington and at the same time
tour other prominent Iowa men,
Secretary of State Dobson, Adiu-
tant General Byers, Attorney Cen
eral Remley and Curator Charles
Aldricb, has given rise to no end
OF political gossip regarding it's
significance. BY many it is taken
to mean that Governor Shaw is
seeking and is slated for an impor.
tant appointment under the second
Mckinley administration.
The most significant incident in
connection with the visit of the
governor to Washington happened
when a dinner to the governors and
adJutants general of the thirty-six
states represented at the centennial
was given at the presidential man
SION. Governor Shaw, just prev
lous to the dinner, was informed
that the president would like to see
him personally and he was called
in to dine at the private table of
Mr.. Mckinley. At another time
the president received the Iowa
party privately and took occasion
to speak in high terms of Cover
nor Shaws address. .sThat is the
first time ] ever heard statistics
converted into poetry" said the
president.
While this singing out of the
Iowa governor for honors has fur
nlshed food for comment, it is not
deemed probable by we'll informed
politicians that Governor Shaw will
do otherwise than serve out his
term as governor. So far as a
cabinet position is concerned. it is
not thought likely Iowa will be ac-
corded two cabinet positions. It
is known beyond doubt that Sec
rotary James Wilson has been ten
'dered the appointment he now
holds again and that he will prob
ably remain where he is. There
is some talk of governor Shaw be-
ing rendered an appointment as
foreign minister, but close friends
OF the governor do not believe he
is seeking an honor Of that kind,
as it would remove him too far
from the arena of politics.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21
CLEVELAND TO DEMOCRACY.

Former President Grover CIeve-
land contributes to this weeks is
sue of the Saturday Evening Post
!; of Philadelphia an extended article
on the plight of thesdemocracy and
| the remedy. Mr.. Cleveland begins
by reviewing the history of the
! party and he discusses it's defeat
since 1864, in detail. In taking up
the question Of the present condi-
Itions of the democracy he says
that the success of the party ia
ll892 was SO decisive and over
whelming that a long continuance
I of its supremacy was anticipated.
Then came ssthe fallacy Of free sill
yer and populism.''
Mr.. Cleveland proceeds as fol.
lows:
Copyright, 1902. by Curtis Pub. Coz
HIhe elimination of democratic
woe was reached when its compact
! with these undemocratic forces
was complete, and when our rank
and file were summoned to do
battle under banners which bore
strange symbols and were held
aloft in unfamiliar hands. The re-
suit of such betrayal was fore
ldoomed. This abandonment of
1 the principles of true democracy,
this contemptuous disobedience of
its traditions, and this deliberate
violation of the law of its strength
and vigor, We're by a decree as in
exorable as those of fate, followed
by the inevitable punishment OF
stunning, staggering defeat.
"The disaster of 1892, invited
by similar mad adventure, was
quickly followed by return to the
professions and practices of sane
democracy. But the extent and
persistency of our wanderings in
1896 is illustrated in a most
astounding way by the command,
issued on the day of our rout and
discontinue, that a second battle
should be fought on the same field,
with the same false war cries and
the same leadership, that had
brought US to the surrounding
gloom of defeat
Again he says:
'sThus in 1900 the lesson of 1896
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21
BRYAN EDITOR OF A PAPER.
Will Shortly Undertake the Publication
of a New Weekly to Be Called
the ssCOmmOner."

Lincoln, Neb, Dec. IS William ],
| Bryan gave out the following interview
today:
II have for several years had in con-
| temptation the establishment of s.
weekly newspaper, and this seems an
opportune time for undertaking it.
Intending to devote my life to the
study and discussion of public ques-
tions. have taken this method because
1T will best accomplish the purpose
which have in view. Through such a.
paper Will be able to keep in touch
with social, economic and political.
problems. The paper will at the same
time, if successful: provide an income
sufhcient for my pecuniary needs, and
this kind of work will allow me more
time with my family than | have been
able to enjoy for several years past.
II expect to lecture occasionally, es-
pecially in college towns, where / can
speak to students, but my principal
work will be with the pen, or, perhaps
should say, the pencil.
The paper will be called the Com
moner and will defend the principles
set forth in the Kansas City platform.
L shall be publisher and editor and
Lincoln will be the place of publica-
ton"
The exact time of the first issue of
the Commoner has not been decided
upon, nor is Mr.. Bryan ready to an
ncunce the names of members of his
staff. He said this evening, however.
he had arranged for such assistance as
ne would require. For the present, he
said, the mechanical work will be done
in city printing house. The size and
makeup of the paper is yet to be de-
termined. Mr.. Bryan, Immediately af-
ter Christmas. expects to go to Florida
to be present at the Inauguration of his
cousin. Governor-elect Jennings. and
on his return will devote his time to
his newspaper venture.-The Des
Molnes Sunday Leader.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21
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THETWENTIETHC CENTURY REVIEW

The next issue of the Review
will appear Old Monday afternoon.
The issue OF an. 1st will be omit
ted and on an. 4th. we will present
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Twentieth Century Review. The
past year has been one of difficult
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You will hardly know the first
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We will not mention all the inn
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21

was contemptuously rejected and
every hope of democratic success
was willfully cast aside. Again,
our long suffering rank and file,
whose loyalty and obedience de-
served better things, we're sacri-
need IN cause theirs only in name;
and again it was demonstrated,
but more clearly than ever before,
that the only forces that can win
democratic successes are adherence
to recognized democratic principles
and reliance upon democratic coun-
ellis and leadership.
"Why should we not return to
these and in their name again
achieve victories no less glorious
and renowned than were ours in
the days of courageous advocacy
OF our timehonored faith? Are
our principles SO shop-worn or an
tiquated as to require renovation,
or their displacement by others
more fashionable? There is not
an honest democrat In this broad
land that will concede these things
nor is there one who would not
hail the proclamation of the old
faith with that fighting enthusiasm
that foretokens democratic tri-t
umph.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21
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We should indeed be surprised
if the democrats were not opposed
to the ship subsidy bill. BY the
way, what has democracy not been
against in the past. 1t has oppos-
ed every measure enacted for the
benefit of the people for the last
quarter of a century.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21

1t would be entirely proper for
the architect before making plans
for the enlarged White House, to
consult Mrs. L. M. Shaw, of Dem
ison. as it is always wise to con-
suit the ladies about the building
of their future residences.
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Congressman Lot Thomas was
Injured while going to Senator
Delivers dinner party. If the ac-
cident had befallen Mr.. Thomas
when returning from the party it
would have been more easily un-
derstood,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-21

Washington Post: Represen-
tative James Perry Conner of Iowa
has been IN congress only a few
days, and yet he is often address
as s.senator This is not because
he is the successor in the house of
Senator Dolliver. tits because he
is the living, walking image of
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island.
The other day during the centen-
NAL exercises in the house, Mr..
Conner and Mr.. Aldrich sat about
equi distance from the center aisle
on opposite sides of the chamber.
They locked like twin brothers.
with the same snow white mus
tach, the same SNOWY white hair.
and the same reserved, dignihed,
but almost austere manner. There
is this difference Senator Aldrich
is partially bald which can be ac-
counted for from the fact that he
is just ten years Mr.. Conner, S
senior