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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREOl
Marco II.

Passos qHs ias Gasaoionss en cierto
ptasblo fany csfuano esta capital ae haeen
On el Cub de- los inochdiclonales.
ei los tassdores no 90 corrijen hsbls
feiaos tan clsfo seguro Que lss dole'a d
-Muy ptonto tnpesaTan los tfsbajos
dc el trcE de vi, para los csrros el6otri
oes. oe faprendido entire Martin Pena Rio
Pisdfas.
Be supo1e que antes de TN mes podrAn
s1plotarse.
Serfa Gonvenisnte dsr impulse ess
o6ra, pues fesuts inuy ihcofnodo ell tras-
bofdo en- Martin P,n..
-AnoChs tuvo lugsr Ell couoierto de
AliGia Siosrl6. e. / Il ,iico correepondi0
a la bene foiada, que fas obieto de grandss
oTasiones.
Mono lego una ocmposIci6a eierna
como todss las suyas.
La sefi rits Moreno Calder6n estuyo
s3astsda. Csnto CON gusto demostrando
ser una exnelet ts pre- fssora On ell arte.
Loc mfr 70 one trst. .jsfon en- la piexa
hnal recibie.on inhoi lad de aplausos, man.
teuieudo Ia hlsri1ad del aud torio
A las once termiu6 ei espact aculo.
--Anochs en ell viaje que hscen los
DAffcs el9etTicos d las nneve media de
Santurce 8 San Juan, fre precise hsoer al
kunas psradss para qnitar piedras coloca-
das en- los rails pof T1snos oriminales.
La poliofs de los barfios debiefa ecu
parse de perseguir & los autores dc esca
hechos que Sle6en rspitiSndose.
Sc registrar nuohos slgibes sgrie-
tadoa con mot W del tiro al blarco en- los
poptes de ls Plasa.
--Auoohe hobo gran conourreocia en-
Lac ti0yenas del putriaros y N Jos6.
-4Mra Wilson, j,fe director de la San
Juan Relic " embsroar& en- bre We para loa
Estados Unidos, hatiendole entrega al
hu6vo director llegado recientemerte para
hacerse cargo de la compaffa.
Mr.. Wilson sc oree que i'd cons
tfnlr otro tranvfa en- la india ingesa.
Sc halla gravemente eL .rma en- 90 |
Go o. pital doha Irene Agrait de lglesias,
madrs de nuestro estimado amigo don
Eugsnio.
Un pronto restAbleCimienso 10 dsssa
moe.
--Est& qasdsndo muy tisn sfreglsda
10 caRretsFa sn los trosos donde SO ena
plea 10 mkquina aPlansdora traids de Ees
H0sk
==aoy 90 prsssntsron sl ausvo ltfof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
FL captain Franqusza

ney general Mr. Harlan los empleados
perteneoisntes d Bu depsrtamento. Los
recibio con oordialidad y formas exqui
sitas.
Hoy did prinoipio el nnevo itine.
rario do oorrsos entire San Juan Ponce
Hoy, mientras desembarcaban los
! seldsdos prert0rriqas 6os, cayefon al sgus
dos personss entire elias ell i6ven ektudian.
to Fieto Iglesias que no saba nsdar gra-
oias al auxilio de dos militares fu5 sxtrai
do del mar.
-En los Estados Unidos 20 quedc e)
coLnsndante que fue msndando la trops
puertorriqut fla, & causa de zentirse enfer
mo.
--AEtes de anoche un i6ven de San
tarce 50 cayo dentro de un algibs perma-
neciendo en- 81 N as de cuatro horas. A
los gritos acudieron aIgunas personas que
le saoaron.
Dicho algibe no tenia nj una ouarta
de sgua.
-El soldado puertorriq1eflo Maximi-
liano Gimenes, do ls compaflia B, no lie
60 CON sus oompafIsros, & consecuenoia de
no haber aparecido cuando &c pas6 lista
para el ernbarque.
Be suPOne que ne embriscarfa por no
volver otra vex Puerto Rico.
--Cssi todos los buques que ssIen pa
"a Cuba van con oargamento de ganado de
este pals. En aquella isla es psgado 4
buen preoio.
Para ell dia 13 las nueve de Ia
msfana anunoia 10 administration de 90
rreos la recogida de Ia oorreepondenoia
para los Estados Unidos, que conducirA
ell vspor <Caracss>.
Me dicen muchos soldados de los
llegados hoy que fueron sin dinero WAS
hington; pero no les hizo falta, pues en-
niDghn estable oimiento sc les cobraba na
da de 10 que iban comprar, siendo muy
obsequiados por la ofeialidad de los denas
bstallones que asistfan d la Inauguration.
-Essa noche ser& la reunion del
ayuntamietso CUE tanto se sgaarda por
los gfandes suoesos que pneden dimansr
del resnitado de ella.
De dice que aquell0s que no gosen Ia
de Miranda serau obss quiados
con una retrsta poF las turbas.
Con motive de la hueiga de los
del trsnvfs elatrioo, hoy ne
promovieron algunos disgustos. Algunos
rompieron lie discipline scor-
iada.
-~Contindsn squf las vacunaciones. |
i'odoa los nif,os de lss asenelaa han aido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
"ELPNS" VEL DR.. 0UEvEDO BAEz
HAsTA DE FAEgSA
QUE NO sIGAEL CARNIVAL PoLlTIco
GEUpApAM0s @ PRRiAs

I'll doctor Quevedo 3 Baez, quier
splaudf con ihbio en- Ia >erientaoion hi
iaIga que deteTmins su csrta M peri0
dico de San Juan, no es la postra ur
patricia ENERaIC, nj ABNEGADo, epues
JAhAs ooncnrrIo con las luoe lie la IErE
LIaENorA, nj con consejo sARIo ri oon so
obolo MATERIAL, nj con nsda EN- FINs al
triuLfo de la buens doctrina, <reservAn-
dosc en- la o5moDA region del indiferen
tismo, en- la trsnquils PAz DEL HcaAR, Cd
la ToRNAgOLADA situaci@n del indepen
diente!l. .....
Tanto dice EZ Rais de IN repubioa
no de buena voluntad que, conmovido nor
diendo los hOgares del e'efefi@ 2oUertorri2ue
fIo,s se reintegra de sus derechos de hom
bre libre, da forma ideal Los impulses
de su alma eserlbe las notas mas que
iDmbrosa contra Ella indolencid de los Qae
infugen en- las decsci0nes del poder,.
Cuando orefa que Ell cabaiiero en- oues-
ti6n Sc mostrase en- ell palenque la aitura
del agravio, miro con sorpresa infoita que
tiende dilucidsr Ell ssunto en- ell terreno
privado etemeroso de que Ia plstnaa res6ale
y puede herir la Susceptibidad dc alQuno
de sus b4enos anaigoe,.
Jaicioea anne nta die rDiendo me atre-
Vo 3 deelarar qao ESQ no Sd el derrotero
que st flala al apfeoiabie doctor la manoi
lie de So deooro polftioc.
Cosaa hay de tai nataralesa como
la surgids entire ell stfior = levedo 3 Baez
FL Pals : que requieren su debate la Luz
del medic dfa, porque la conoienoia publ
% es ell daico jatz autoriEado para ia
lIsrlss.
Ez Rass concrets caFgos muy aanai
e'es para toda persona que estfma en 10
que vale Is consideration de sue eonain
adanoa.
81 doctor, pof sa pafte, deja tFaalu- !
ss slsnnos safgos tsEnbien contra aus !
al oonsignar el <Semsr ds que |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
RECTI1Fs1C ACIoN
Noe esoriben de Comerloj

Noe eGoriben de Comerioj
clos successes oourridoH en- este pHs'
bio el dia del actual poF Ia noche, %
revlsten importancia alguna, puss fos'
mante huhieron levsmente heridoa con'
tusos Guatro individuoe. Con 10 prsser'
ois 8 iuservensi6u del cabo de Ia poi"a
municipal DOB Rcseudo santisgo el ek'
gaafdia don Antonio Crus, ss dlsovio 81
efupo causa del esoAndalo, eYltsadoa9
luegc su oontinusoi51.
La poliofs insnlsr sc hjso cargo de
ofden pdblioo Ell dia tres, por Ia m'h'ns
J por oonsiguiente 30 intervino sn nsos
Ell los heohos de refsrsncis.
El cabo ssfior Montills de0uestfa se'
an j6vsn sduoado, intelligence feoto' se1
do este una gsrsntfa para les racinca W
ssta loo lidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12

Russia amenaza . los ohiaos Al
cede la Manchurria y desaffa a as dsO ~ .
naciones interventorss. A"
Lii Hun Chang pide protection i.
gobiernos extraugeros. "s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12

mente d los habitsntes. FL est.;o
tario del pueblo es satisfactorio. 'a'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
LLUVIh De SANGRE

En Italia go observa IN curioso f..t
memo. I'll firmamento SO pone enroieoiS.
y se desprende una lluvia como de SAM" anu
FL pueblo estA alsrmadfsimo. Creo o.. ~.
ha llegado ell juioio final. !"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
SAN JUAN
POr TELEGRAPH.
Mario Il.


En- ell barrio de Hormigueros ha ocu
rri 10 un iucandio. Tres casss fueron re-
ducidas d cenixas. Aoudieron los bonn
beros de Mayagusz, pero su l!egsda ys
habfa oonoluido todo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
THE NEWS" Y HALLANnrs

Hollander hs manifestado al 81,
Juan Ntwss que basta que 81 prodn,a.
una denunoia para no ser atendido.
Sc muestra muy Modesto con ess nm
bIioaoi6n ~"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12

Por telegrsma recibido de w hing
ton Sc sabe que en- la noohe de aver Mr..
Mac Kjnley recibio en- audiencia especial
don Vicente Balbas, oomisionado del
pals ceroa del gobierno metropolitano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
UM FILIPINO

I'll filipino Sixto Ropero hsbl6 al pt
blico de Philadelphia, expresando ell dc
SEQ de sus compatriotas. Immense p6bli
60 fornaba su auditorio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
PARA BUFFALO

El arquiteoto Morales ha salido mar,
Buff alo con obi de instalar ell pabell6n
puertorriqueilo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
ROBERTS

Lord Roberts, e1 general On iefe de
de las faerzas inglesas en- el Africa aus
trail, ha davuelto 6 Aiethsni Ia oondeoo
racion del <Aguila Negras que le otoYg6
al EN- mps rsdor, conseouenoia de las cen !.
aurss de la prensa aleraaha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
20 DE JuNC0s

Mr.. Hollander examin6 ya las de.
nunoias contra los tasadores de Juncos,
que Sc reiri6 ese periodioo. Dice que los
culpab!es llevaran su oaetigo.
iSera verdadf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
-AlBO III ITO

FL alcalde de Aibonito pide dosoieu.
tos hombres de eaballerfs para darle vida
al pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12

Parece que sera un hecho Ia com.
trucoion del ferrooarril proyeotsdo DOR i
general Stone. Sc haeen estudios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12

Hoy embarca para Fiipinas mister
Odlin, sttorney general INFERNO que FAD
ie esta isa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12
RfO pIEDRAS

En- Rio piedras Sc vacuna diaria-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-12


mente d los habitantes. FL est,;o
tario del pueblo es satisfactorio saul
AMEkAzA
Russia amenaza y los ohi3os =;
cede la Manohurria y desaffa lsa da
naciones interventorss. ""
Ii Hun Chang pide protecc6r =,
gobiernos extraugeros. ~
LLUvIA De SANGRE
En Italia go observa un curioso g.,
memo. Ill firmsmento SO pone enroieo;S.
se desprende una lluvia como de ssrn.' o.uO
FL pueblo estA slsrmadisimo. Creo ' "r'
ha llegado ell juioio final. !"
"THE NEWS" Y HALLANprs
Hollander ha manifsstado al 81,
Juan Ntwss que basta que 81 prodn,a.
una denuncia para no ser atendido,
SO mnestra muy Modesto con ess nm
blioaoion.
FERRocARRIL
Parece que sera un hecho la oon,
truccion dei ferrooarrll proyeotsdo Dor Al
general Stone. Sc haeen estudios.
PARA BUFFALO
Ri arquiteoto Morales ha salido p,n
Buff alo con ohjat de instalsr ell pabell0p
puertorriquefio.
PARA FGLIPENAS
Hoy embarca para FiIipinas mista,
Odlin, sttorney general INFERNO que fuA
ie esta isla.
~AiBOMIT0
FL alcalde de Aibonito pide doscsn.
tos hombres de eabaIlerfa para darle vida
al pueblo.
% de JuNC0s
Mr.. Hollander examin6 ya Lao de.
nuncias contra los tasadores de Junoos,
que Sc retirio ese periodioo. Dice que los
culpab!es llevarkn su oaetigo.
iSerA verdadf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
REFERREp no supr. SWAN.

The Leader respectfully calls the
attention Of the Rev. II. e. Swan, lead
er Of the Aanu-saloon league and eu-
logizer Of Governor Jenkins to the
following:
According TO the Lawton News sa-
looms are running in that town, the
conuty commissioners having sus-
pended the territorial laws. They de
cided that the saloon being an insti-
tuition recognized as legal by the laws
OF the, terriaGy and the conditions
such that He could not have been
published thSsrequired time, that this
particular of the requirements of the
law would be overlooked and that all
saloons that complied with the other
requirements of the law and deposited
5000 as an evidence of good faith, and
made their applications regularly,
would not be molested in their busi-
ness One of the chief reasons for
their action is that the county is alb
solutely without funds. The lot sale
money all passes through the hands
of the secretary. and the $4,000 or
$4,000 received for licenses fills a
deeply felt want Mr. Strauss, chair
man of the county board, informs the
News that any saloon that permits
gambling, or in any other way VIC
lates the law. viii be closed and his
saloon property confscated and burn
ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
THE SOUTHWEST NORMAL.

(Hennessey --Democraticl
The Oklahoma territorial colleges
have caused more political trouble
than any other one thing the terri
tory Just pause a moment and re-.
.call the history Of all the territorial
institutions of learning with which
the Republicans have had anything
to do and YOU can remember more
scandal and political skulduggery
than a person could write about in
q day.
The latest to stir up the inevitable
scandal is the Southwestern Normal
the bin for the location of which was
passed during the Barnes administra-
ton. Governor Barnes also appoint.
ed a committee to locate the normal.
Now, Governor jenkins, the man who
jumped into the guberaatorial chair
with a grandstand shout that he was
the advance agent of Republican har.
mony in the territory, has appointed
another comndttee to locate the nor
NAL, without first extending the court
esy to the Barnes committee Of noti,
flying them that they had been turn.
ed down. The Barnes committee
started out this week 70 do the locat-
ing act regardless Of Jenkins new
board.
The Guthrie Daily Capital, the mop
RAG OF the Jenkins gang OF har,
monyCO makers. in an attempt 20 ex-
cuee Jenkins, came out in double
loaded editorial Tuesday and called
the Barnes board down because they
won't lay down and be dead after hav-
ing thoir heads chopped OFF by the ap
polutment Of Jenkins committee
The Southwest Normal is going 10
cause as much, II not more trouble
than any other educational lnstltu,
tion IN the territory, and the deal the
present administration Is giving the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
coMPARArlvE STATEMENT.
lTecumseh Demoerat.l


One of the great objections TO EX-
Governor Barnes was his alleged ex-
travagant administration of territorial
affairs, but it looks as If in the change
OF governors that it was clear case
OF jumping from the frying pan into
the fire. Last year, under Barnes.
the territorial tax was S275,OOO, but
this year Governor Jenkins asks the
people to pour into the treasury
S560,O00, or more than double the
amount asked for by Barnes The
people would like 70 know, and have
the right to know the reason for this
raise Of slS5OOO and the purpose for
which IL is to be used and If it is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
nLuNrNess Nor a vIRTuE.

That bluntness Is not a virtue was
the trend OF a lecture recently deliy-
erod ~ Dr E benjamin AndrewA
whose political record o. the last few
years has made him wel known.
Th6 doctor was enforcing the theory
that outward compliance win exist.
Ing conditions, as means OF getting
a footing. was not wholly wrong,
siace The end justlnes the means, 1T
is perfectly iustihablo to preach a
creed a part OF which you do not ap-
prove" he held. but only when the
end aimed at 10 the pronunciation OF
some truth under the cover thus taxi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
rHE ADMINISTRATION RANK.
CPawnee Dispatch.

Gov. Jenkins, inspired by the illus
trious example of Dennis Flynn, has
soae into the banking business in
ue new country The administration
bank at Lawton will be a good thing
and the governor is TO be congratulate
ed on realizing the extent Of his op-
pormlities TO maze money in the
now country. II Is highly probable
that the governors bank will be able
to secure the county money at Law
ton, aud of course the governor will
not be backward in throwing all the
business possible by reason Of his Of
fetal position to his financial instltu-
tiol
The governor SENS to be going az
ter all there is in il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

recruiting agent for the party in Ok
lahoma; its members are entitled to
the widest latitude Of personal choice
among the great leaders OF the party,
but no memher--and certainly no
number OF Republican newspapers
have the authority to commit the club
to the support Of any single candi-
date for Office prior to his nomination
by a Democratic convention. whether
the office he seeks is constable or
president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
lr PLAYs NO FAvoRlTEs.


Several Of our Republican contem
poraries are printing the senseless
and unwarranted story that the JEFF
fersol club is for Hill for president
and that il was organized IN his be-
half. Such tommyrot requires no
denial among intelligent Democrats,
for many of the most enthusiastic
members of the club are personal
acquaintance and ardent supporters
OF the peerless champion Of the com
mon people. Bryan.
The great New Yorker uadouht
eay has msnywarm a dmirers IN Ok
lahoma, both in and out Of the JEFF
fergcn club, and so have william j..
stone and Dave Frnncis o; Missouri
and Carter Harrison of Illinois, Tom
johnson OF Ohio. German Of Mary
land, Pattison Of Pennsylvania, Oh
aey of Massachusetts and long list
OF clean and able statesmen who are
today striving earnestly Tor the sue
cess and triumph Of Democratic prin-
clples. The Jefferson club Is for any
and all candidates nominated by the
Democratic party on platforms that
meet the approval and support Of the
party representatives in convention
assembled.
the club hopes 10 be an efficient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

on. deception IS permissible When
the motive good but when prastic
ed for the sake Of social distinstion
or money. it is not TO be endured -
This Is the philosophy and The NOR.
ality Of DR.. Andrews, hardly likely to
be accepted by plain people, and to
be welcomed only by the dovotees Of
casuistry
Dr Andrews not only advocates this
doctrine Of wrong that right way fol-
low. but he grows positively intoler-
ant "a preacher who breaches for
salary alone Is too mean to live He
should be hung Quartered and burn
ed and Ais biography written by his
worst eamy. Cancellation is neces-
sary for any great number of people
to agree TO hymns creed or liturgy.
would throw out many Of the hymns
il had anything to do with It. Other
people would throw out others, and
soon we would have all new hymns,
which would be as unsatisfactory as
the old DO not leave church be
cause you do not agree with all the
detail Of Is creed" The ladies will
6nd some comfort for the doctor, who
comes to the defense Of the white
de." Society women he says, Of
ten send down word that they are not
at home when a caller rings, while
they are upstairs trying 60 take a nap.
This is a conventional misstatemeut
not meant to deceive any one, and It
rarely does. It is lie that is not a
lie. and seems 10 have little harm in
&C. Another of the conventional les
that we hate is the complimentary
ending to letters We say Yours
truly" when we mean nothing OF the
sort, Admiral schley would prob
ably sign his letters to Sampson
Most respectfully, your obedient
servant, when hes feels that he is
nothing Of the sort. and Sampson
knows it too About all we mean by
these conventional endings is the
same as we mean when We say
Amen" which indicates that We are
through.
Preachers of the old school who be
lieve in plain speech and bhntness
Will, no doubt. be shocked by this new
morality, but they win have to reeol-
lect that we live in new age when
people are fast, and for whom there
must be found excuses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

Barnes appointees is only the begin
ming of the trouble.
There is 40 use talking Things Of
this kind are becoming more disgust
ing every day and the coarse work
being done by the Republicans in
oklahoma is so rotten that it stinks.
ana It doesn't take half an eye to see
through ali their schemes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
WHEN LOVE JoeeLEs.

That Oklahoma girl who lost val
liable farm because she had just TAX
en- husband will always have some
thing to throw up to him when the
wheels of domestic love joggle into
the ruts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
NOT ORIGINAL.
(Wankomis Hornet.l

The distinctive feature of the uni
versity Newsletter" published at the
Norman university is It's lack of orig
inality The name, size and make up
even TO the letters In the heading
are copied from the University News
Letter OF Missouri But, then-oh,
well.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

Secretary Hay has given assurance
to the Colombian Minister at Washing
ton that there win be no at empt on
the BART OF the United states TO inter
fere in the affairs of the lsthmus UNI
less we are called upon TO do so by
the recognized government Of the
country. That is all very wen. as Far
us It goes. bu' If the insurgents sue.
ceed in in'erupting railway commun-
ication between the two oceans 1t
wiz become the bounden duty as
well as the incontestable right, Of
the United States to land forces suf-
fcient IN number 10 keep the rail.
way open. No European power es-
peclally. should DE given an excuse
for undertaking the task,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
THE SWAY OF rrp

The great Importance Of a judiclous
Gr was never more strongly i'm.
pressed than by the unfortunate con.
troversy as TO whom should be given
credit for the naval fight of santia-
go says the Atlanta Constitution.
II the official record Of that battle
could be wiped out, and such tele
gram as the following had been sent
in by Reas admiral Sampson, it can
readily be seen bow all present com
plications would have been avoided:
THE fleet Of which am in com
man has destroyed the Spanish flo
una, sinking or destroying every ship.
In my temporary absence aboard the
New York the Spanish fleet emerg
ed from Santiago harbor Rear Ad.
mlral schley next in command, direct
eo the American fleet to its glorious
victory won by gallantry Of every
captain and every man. reached the
scene before the conflict was over,
assumed command and it is nay proud
official duty to make this report on
my country's natal day"
.If?"
What overwhelming preponderance
this little word would have had, obey
ed at the right time,
The telling of the exact truth would
have given Sampson credit for all he
had done as commander OF the fleet.
II would have shown how splendidly
his plan had worked, even in his ab,
sence. 1t would have sufficiently rec.
osnized the ranking officer at the
moment the battle began, It would
have stamped the impress of samp-
son SO deep on the public conscience
that there would not have been a
moments delay in recognizing his
merit
More than that
would have thrown wide the gates
for the entrance Of chiyalric gener-
oshy Schlfy would have been i'm.
PEELED % Yield credit to the comman.
der OF the feet for the success OF his
plans, It would have furnished a rare
scene-the hearty recognition OF the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

II develops that the protests against
the Barnes Normal commission were
manufactured by French Of Alva, at
the instlgatlon Of the governor. As
an administration go-between French
Is doing heroic service as secretary
of the bun-tick board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

Farmer Hagan has taken fall out
Of Brother Gene of Topeka. It did
not take Horace long to seal the hole
through which Brother Gene retired
from the Democratic party.