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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-06

typewriting. stenography, and IN such
other industrial arts as may be suitable
to their sex and conducive to their sup
port and usefulness.
The home Of the school is most beau
tifully situated in the suburbs OF
Greensboro, where handsome and COM
modious buildings have been erected
It's faculty consists of some thirty or
more teachers, representing the culture
and training of the best colleges and
universities of this country. DIR. Chas.
=. McIver, the able president, has made
his imprint on the educational life of
the State, and associated with him are
such able educators as Prof. j. y.
Joyner. p. p. Claxton and long list of
talented women. EsA-ek
Tn 1892 there were two hundred and
twenty-th three pupils enrolled, and last
year there were seven hundred and thlr-
ty people who received instruction from
it's faculty This year every place IN
the college dormitory has been taken,
and two residences near at hand have
been rented and filled. There are over
four hundred pupils now enrolled, ana
had there been dormitory room over SIX
hundred would have been present. THESE
figures of growth without single Woru
in addition tell the story of the success
Of the State Normal College.
PRACTICE AND OBSERVATION.
Z There is now being built the Practice
and Observation School building for the
department of Pedagogy, the compile
ton of which is expected in December,
when the frame building now used Will
be available for dormitory room. The
new building will be one of the hand
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soonest buildings on the grounds. which
as the years have passed, have been
changed from a waste place into one of
exceeding beauty. There is now being
projected College Park on the extern
sive grounds of he institution. $4,000
having been given for the identifying
of the grounds by DR.. ]. i. M. Curry
for the Peabody Fund. In short time
another new building is 70 be erected,
this being the students building for
Society Halls, Young Womens Chris
tian Association, and other purposes.
The erection of these new buildings
will make possible the carrying into eff
feet of general scheme of further
identifying and improving the grounds.
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THE PROXIMITY SCHOOL.

The latest addition to the schools Of
Greensboro is that which has been ma0c
! possible by the Proximity Manufactur-
ing Company This company has given
a beautiful site and built upon it
splendid tWo-story school building, con-
tanning six large class rooms and
chapel right in the heart of the mill
village. A superintendent and three
teachers have been employed to begin,
while other teachers will be employed
as they are needed. The Proximity
school opened on September 30th, and
will continue for nine months. The eX-
penses are met by the Proximity Com
pany. of which Mr.. Caesar Cone is the
head and the tuition is free to all the
mill children from to q, in what is
intended to be modern graded school
of seven grades.
THE CoLORED SCHOOLS.
The colored population is not neglect
ed in the matter OF schools. BESIDES
the colored graded schools there is the
Agricultural College for the negro race,
located in Greensboro by a voted sub
scription of ST 900. 1t is magnificent
gift TO the colored people by the State,
and it's handsome buildings and splendld
campus make it an attractive place. 1t
has an excellent corps of teachers, with
James 3 Dudley as president, ana
these are doins a great work among the
colored people in the line OF. agriculture,
mechanic arts and domestic science. It's
summer pormals prepare the colored
teachers for improved work. Another
institution for the colored race is Ben
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schools there are two of the brightest
diadams in the educational crown OF
the State, these being the State Normal
borO Female College, the first the only
and Industrial College and the Green's
institution in the State receiving an
appropriation for the education of Wo-
men, where some five hundred of the
young women of the State gather an
nually, and the other for years the lead
ing college for women of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, for North
Carolina, and the oldest incorporated col
lege for women of the Methodist Church
in the South.
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
The Greensboro Female College has
very large attendance, and this year the
attendance is greater than ever before
in it's history. There is not a vacant
room in it's boarding department, and
the attendance of day pupils from
Greensboro is most gratifying. It's cur
riculum is strong one, and it's gradu-
ates are among the foremost women
of the State, the distinction Of being
G.. F. C. graduate being high honor
The faculty is large and strong one,
fifteen teachers being employed to give
instruction to the one hundred and thir-
ty students who have matriculated al
ready this year.
This large faculty gives opportunity
for great attention being given to in
dividual instruction and is also re-
sponsible for the happy home life Of
the institution, which is feature that
attracts to it young women from far
and near, five States being represented
among the student body. Not alone is
instruction given in the studies usually
to be found in female college cur
riculum, but there is also taught those
branches of business life which permit
a girl to become bread winner for
herself when it is necessary.
DR. DRED PEACOCK.
At the head of the faculty is DR.. bred.
Peacock one of the foremost and one
Of the brightest educators of North
Carolina. He is graduate Of Trinity
College, and is a man of the strongest
convictions Of the duty and response
bility which comes to one under whose
care comes so many girls. He is an
able educator and a cultured gentle
man. under whose care the college has
come to occupy still stronger place in
While still a young man his force OF
character and breadth of information
have impressed themselves upon many
young women who have graduated un-
der him, and who are the best examples
of the success of his administration of
the affairs of the college. Pupils, pa
irons and directors all recognize in him
working force and under his able con-
duct of affairs they look for greater
things in the life of the college than
have ever before come to pass. Those
who know him and his .singleness or
purpose, can but feel that the conf
dence reposed in him is confidence well
placed, and that with the aid of his able
faculty he will still further endear
Greensboro Female College to the
Methodist people of North Carolina and
the South.
THE STATE NORMAL COLLEGE.
1t is known of all that Greensboro is
the home of the State Normal and In
dustrial College, established by an act
| of the General Assembly in 1891, and
now in it's decennial year, it's object, as
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Articles For Sale.

Exhibitors will be permitted to mark
For Sale" any article exhibited, after
the judges have made their awards; but
if any article is SO marked before the
awards have been made, it will be ruled
out and not be permitted to compete for
premiums. And no article for which a
premium has been awarded will be al
lowed to be removed until the close or
the Fair without special permission or
the superintendent in charge. A violation
OF this rule will justify forfeiture OF
premium.
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life in burning blaze. This attraction
alone is worth your coming. Mr.. San
dau. the worlds renowned bicycle rider,
Will be here to perform some of his
most wonderful tricks. He was paid
81 eco to do this same work before the
King OF England A great trapeze act
Some of the latest and most difficult
feats Tor this performance our fair
had 10 pay $4,000, and we are giving it
TO YOU absolutely free of cost.
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Free.Free.

The balloon ascension each day by
Professor Collins, who will go up $500
feet in the air. One stairway ride for
life on a bicycle each day. This makes
all the people turn their heads it is so
daring A great feat-200-feet High
Tower Dive. A man sliding 500 feet for
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nett College, which, established by the
M. z. Church and supported by North
ern philanthropy, has done excellent
work for the negro during the past
twenty-five years. Besides these, other
colcred schools give adequate education
al facilities to the colored population of
the city,
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Single ticket, admitting one person
once 500 ~
Each person in every vehicle. ....... 81
Children between and II years of
age. ........ ........ q
Badge for two-horse licensed hack,
admitting hack and driver at
either gate at all times during
the Fair. 49,. 80
For one horse hack ........ ......... 20
Drays ...... ...... $3.50. $3.50. Z.V
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Admission Rates.

The gates will he open at o'clock a.
M, each day.
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stated in it's charter being, ito give
young women such education as will III
them for teaching; to give instruction
to young women in drawing, telegraphy,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-25
Santiago Iglesias

4 Hoy hsmos tenido Ell gusto de recibir la
Ssnta vista de nuestro particular amigo ei
@sor don Santiago Iglesias, leader en- esta isla
= 10 eAmeriean Federation CT LabOrS
j a s-for Igiesias- acompahs al dfstipguido
zero americana Mr.. Michaef b 1nfman.
Aubos sedores han venido con ell dnico
#isto de pasAr ei diS de Pascuas en- CSguas.
Il sei1r Igieslas, con el que hemos Gepar-
10 largo ratio, nos ha expiicsdo ell plan de Ia
Is que Sc propone realiEar, cue mas patrio-
q egsf no puede ser, cnyas PARTICIPATES
lss 81 coDocen nuestros lecsores. Solo en-
.sso-que sl Sc nor Igesias no cree ocurra-
cue no hallsse Ia garantfa necessria para
#yropsganda, rfgresarfa & Estados q aidos.
Su permanencia en- la isls, serA pnes, aigo
Eusds; pues una yeZ constltufds la Federa-
a en- San Jusp, el sefior Iglssias visltafa to-
~ soueH5s pneblOs donde haya ndclso de
ksros slhcientes para delsr establecidos CO
SNts suo-comit9s.
n Agradecemos los seiores Igiesfas kaDf-
.Mn a vista que nos han dlspenssdo, ponien
eos 50 6rd enes para TODD aquelio en- que
amos coutribuir la regeneration del obfe-
S6,uertorrfq Gtfo.
| Los seIiorss IgIesias BAnfman permane-
sn en- CsguAs hasts mshsna.
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re el antique partido conservador, de pressn-
tarnos ante los ojos del gobierno como des-
sfsctos la nueva metr6polf empleando para
clio en- primer t6rmfno su pransa perf6dica;
mas observando ell indiferentismo con que Sc
recibfan sus espelusnantes noticiones, variaron
de tactica, dedfcSndose en- la actusfdad con
marcaofsimo entusiasmo la falsa deiacion
Comparadas las administractones de les
pueelos dirijidas por nuestros correligionarfos,
con las de aquelIos q cuyo frente Sc hallan
nusstros adversarios pofticos, obs6rvase of >
miensras en los primeros reina perfect. -gula
rfdad en- ell maneio de los b1enes procom aIes
en los segundos solo Sc observan exhorbitantas
deficits. que acusan, cuando menos, una supina
fgnorancia en- ell ramo de Ia adml abstraction.
Cfertaments que la nivelaci6n one notamos
en- Ia mayor parts de los presupuestos mnni-
cfpales de los puebos administrators por nues-
lros amigos, depende de la prudenta economfa
que en- aquelos han sabdo introd ucir, redu
ciendo sueldos excesfvos, absteni6ndose de
crear plazas innecesarias, conducta diane
trslment opuesta la seguida por los repu-
blicanos q1ienes con objeto de favorecer <1hi-
1aaosS no vaciIan en- recargar al cuerpo con-
tribuyente con onerosos fmpuestos, ST que tam
bien con ruinosos emprestitos que tarde 8
temprano contucen las n unici palidades & for
zosa horrible bancarrota.
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Los eternos Y faIsOs denunciantes

HI tempo que los sicarios del moderno
hSn emprendido Ia 7aobtIfsi-
= tSres d. o la denuncis contra todos los fun
pp.osrtos p6olicss dc nuestro pertido.
C,no 81 obedecisraa determinada con-
INA y6seles scudir & los centres supe.
IStss. delstando irreg Ilaridades despilfa-
y. cue SOLO exlsten en- la ofuscada mente de
7, sutores, efectos del odio africano que les
INA del servIl temperamento de que Sc
alan dossdos.
Rsciente est4 adn il denancia, que contra
II dgDf.fmo alcslde de amacao formulara IN
|s,msnts conceisl repuoiicano, quien en- esta
s.,,t6u. como en- todas, <machacara en- hierro
R,a, obtsniendo como premio su pGtri6ticd
Eshor. merecid y severa contestaci6n del Hon.
.,hsrnsdor, en- Ia cual le hsce saludabIes y
,,artunas sd ad7ertenciss que no dehtera relegar
i, 20 del olvido.
Nosotros splaudimos sinceramente la de-
.6D del Hon. q G3bernador, quien al reciDir
ra denuncis ordena Ell esciarecimtento de los
sehos delatados, pero nuestro ap!auso fuera
s,ncbo mayor, ST tai proceder SO uniese la
2r1, iusta condicf0n de que resultar incierta
7, ,5s.nrovista de fundamento In delaci6n, sn
ss,or sutores sufrieran al condigno castigo
\. ina 80 hsce acreedor TODD aquei que trata De
\ snbsrr reputaciones bien eimentadas.
Ioiclo 81 psFtido repubicsno 81 brillGnts
Asnpa6a, trAtando imitacioa de su congene-
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Un poIicia "ceIebre"


Anoche como entire 50 encontraba n
conversando sobre visje caatro fndfvtd uos
en- Ia aiIe de San jose, cuando Sc prese ito ell
cabo de Is policfs insuIar don e fasl Atarcob,
manifsstando: x5y 20 no puedo fr tambien?,
recibiendo por contesta: <sf usted gusta paede
ir.1
A'arc6n diriji6 uno de Ia reunion
dicl6ndoe: <tu eres repG blfcsno. = 81 te vas
Ell otro partfdo, te meto Ell cacharro,
porque 20 me todos los federales.
Como qufera que ssa no es Ia mission de 81
llsmamos la atenci6n del primer iefe Mr.. Te-
cher.
Tsmb!en provoch al cabo don Msrcial Ro-
bles de la com psffs T. destacada este pues
oio; Robes Sc diriii6 al cuartel dando parte de
10 sucedido su capitEn Mr.. Bryan el cual di6
Alsrc6n severa correction por haser
prevocodo uno de sus sold adOs sin justo mo-
two sega rumores que corren, el senior Ca
pitAn do cuenta del suceso q la capital.
No crea ell sehor Aisrc6n que los repuoli-
canos de orden de este pueblo, le apoyen ssa
actitud antes al eontrario: Sc ls han censn-
rado.
Nosotros hubieramos desaado que ell dfa
del trssiado otro pueblo del sehor Alarc6n,
recibiera alabapzas de su buen com porta mfen-
to como Sc hizo con los sen3res Tirso Rodri.
guez Reyes psro, segdn Sc We, serA sodo 10
contrario.
Presenclaron los hechos mas de cien per-
sonas.
Corfesponsal.
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consideraudo que Sc Ia dispuesto por Ia
! del Courreso "a los Estados Uoidos para
sHesr IN 3bierno Civil Puerto Rico pa
Bros fnes, aprebada en- 12de Aoril de 1900,
lis Camara de Deiegsd de Puerto Rico,
Ada dispuestS por dicha Leg. sSe reuna
y cspitAly SO organize Por medic de fa
s&s6n de un presidsnte, un secretarfo, IN
zsro los demks ofciales y ayudantes que
sssan necesitarse en- In sPoca que designs oil
sRo Ejscutivo.S
IA considerando que ell Consejo Ejecutivo
ssasrto Rico por Fu acuerdo debfdamente
'sio en de Dlciembre del sfio 1901, flo y
sEr6 81 nlercoies 10 de 1909, q las doce del
PARA Ia reunion de In meacienada Camara
aegados.
sPor tsnto, 20, William Fl. Hunt, gooerna-
&a Puerto Rico, por In presente convoco q
4anblea Legislative de Puerto Rico para
- rauna oil microbes Enero 10 do 1909 q
&c del dfa de aicho dfa, en- ei local como
q por eofcio de In Diputsci6n. en- Ia Capt.
~ Puerto Rico, para que SO organize y
20 con grreglo dicha Ley dei Congre-
I'D 10 transaction de todos los ssuntos que
$Eisntsmente Sc presenter ante dfcha
eaes
80 testlmonio de 10 cusl, frmo Ia presen-
sMhgo que Sc selle con ei gran seiio de Pto.
G de Diciem bre del ado del Senior 1901.
lLLIAM H HUNT, Gobernador.-Por
arlador, CHAS HARTzELL, Secreta-
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PARA EL HOSPITAL

infciativs del reger ta de fos tallsres IL
pegrsncos de LA DEMoCRAcIA don Felipe
Irgos, se ha hecho una colecsa entire Ell De r
sonai de Ia redaccion. fa fmprenta y varlos
amigos para sdquifir una GAIA con andas re-
gsisria al hospital de Caguas, In de que en-
ella Sc conduzcan los cadAyeres de este esta-
becimiento de benefcencia
La que Sc utiiza en- esa mission Sc haIIa
en- muy NAL estado.
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Ell Ayuntamiento :
de PenueIas
YEL SENIOR NUN IL RIVERA

Mfentrss Ayuntamfentos Services como
ell de Aguas buenas. borran ei nonole uel pc.
tr,ota nnertorr,ous us q una de sus calies para
sustiturlo- por ell de Allen; otros, como el dc
Ps nuelas, dopde palpita ell verdadero senti :
miento de Is patris. toman ei sfsuienss Acuer-
dn. one tuvo lugAr Ia session ceieorada On
- del aetna. ..
xSa do lectura 8 una exposition suscrita
NOR varios 81 flores de esta localidAd fnteresan-
Do nue en- honor al ilustre pAtrico don Luis
Muf,z Rivera. Sc de una de las Gales oe es
te pueblo Ia denomination de sCAile dc IA u
ficz RiverE1
La Corporaci6n abundando en- 81 espiri.u
que IL form esta petici6n acuerda De coIIor
mt1ad COO ella; y al eiecto desfgna 10 caiie
principal hasts ahora Iiamada d41 UoTsIc.1'
rrrs.ndo desda 10 casa de don Julio BauSa.
! d IA Ia. GALES Marina Ponce, b ssta Ai
puDto que limita con sl sitto denoninado
<PiayitkS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-25
Ell SARGENTO REYES

Aver ell sargento de Ia policfs don Maria
no Reyes sapic6 4 los duehos de puiperfss y
establecfmientos de bebidas alcoholics que
cerrasen aquelios estos antes de las nueve
de Ia noche. Qnerfa evtar asf los escSndslos
que pudieran sace1erse por ef ct Is de la en-
briaguez
Esa medida, secnndada de buena voiun.
tad por los comerciantes, eontribuy6 en- parte
oil orden que disfrutamos anochs.
La poiicia insular nos dicen estuvo corFec-
tfsima por clio la fe'icitamos.
No hay duda de q ie el sargento Rsyes,
con sn prndencia su imparefa -fdad, Sc con-
quista en- Caguas mny iastas simpatias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-25
Un and ar(n

Rio PIedras, Dcbre~ rs
IA lfegado esta cudad eI vfajero uDfver-
sal q ue sc d& ell tfsulo Conde ,cco Dianovich.
Dice que habla idiomss: esps mol, fngles,
ita'iano, frances, russo, 6rabe, slave, griego
as skiro.
merns.
Es sl IN hombre enamorado de las leyes
de los Estados Unidos. Dice que son muy H.
rales, por ESQ alf no Sc maltrsta nj smena1a
xnadfe; Que los puertorrioueios son bondado-
sos v honrados: que los obreros son mny cultos
merecen la protection del gobierno.
Habla en- t6rminos muy halagadores de Ia
rass latina. Echa pestes de los ingieses 9
fdealtza los bogrs.
Oofresponsal.
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|Un aho

we -. eumpli6se IN no de los tiros en-
anlnclpai de essa cindad. de que dina
y Boada. - nuss'f0 'oiie's'on =
si0eia. nsohcs' TO pio'oo
que el destacamento dc esa misma po-
@te epohen guardigs obedientes las Or
.Rs .safgento ceoso de sns deberess no
s"rsr niDguDa Doyedad que hsya
u ass ass'Sf "a psz en- Csguas.
S&ssn. era tai In cor ii snza en- Ell orden,
- stsn.,soles damas atlas horas de lA
H. f,naosn por nuestras GALES, dfsfru-
N'Vrss de una luna cap tndida.
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Ia noche buena

A7er apenas hsbfa escurecido empezsmos
i iobservar una aencia de ientes por las ca
y y de Caguss, imprimiendo Ia cfudad una
snlnsei6n extraordinaris.
Ls mfsa del GALLO estuvo tan concurrida
!, nd 70 caofa Ia gents en- Ell temple catoiico.
IA habido uu orden completo; nj una le-
IN, nj una confusion, nj un~ escAndaIo Sc re-
z,tr6 en- Ia lista de la poliCfA. ESQ dice mu-
&so en- favor de Ia cnitura de esta ciudsd &
4Dlsues certos aementos polftices han queri-
y prssentar como ievantista, cuando as tan
Ssnsata morigersda.
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Manifestation
Sr. Director de La DEMOcRACIA.
Csguas.
M0y sedor mio :

Muy seffor milo:
miento de ", que el domingo pr6xImo pasado,
encontrandome trabsjando en- Ia -hacienda Ia
<Angada1, Yabncoa,y al hacer un viaie hasta
Csguas con Ell Fl n de visisar mi esposa que
residfa en- el referidO pueblo, fuf atacado sntss
de emprender mi viaje, por ell maestro Los en-
20 Ssigado alias Chirico q ises Negr6n. alias
americana. Fl primero ne atac6 cuchiIlo en-
mane. e. segundo con una barra de CANA, In
frisndome herfds en- a mano izquierda
despues de haber recibido varias contusiones
an mi cuerpo. 81 notivo de TODD esto es que
ejerciendo el que suscribe ell ofcio De albafil
en- dicha hacienda, al Lorenzo ya mencionaio
albshil de la montura de la caldera, sc neg6
entregarme el dinero qua iustamante me co
rrespondia que habfa devsngado en- semanas
atrasadas, habieadoie entregado don Juan
de los operarfos que reeibfa semanalment5
& un compsiero que me acompsh6 hssta esta
ciudad, ils IN ado Gslo Rivers, tamtien ell refe-
rido Lorenzo alias Chirico, ie neg6 un peso do
ce ceutavos. que Sc los querfa nsurpsr.
Este sef1or estA hacienda gaas de ser nan
corns de Maule6n. Dice que llegaa va
bueoa que hace gaas iel regubicanismo y
hay q1ien Ie saga al frenta. s. ha ocupa
do de dectr que Ell maestro Pascusi Ming6, IN
obfero honorabe no hara otro trabajo en- Ia
hacienda Ingenio nI en- Is Laura, por causa d e
que anteriormente estaba exsgerando de los
ooreros de Yabueoa muy en- particular de
los alba files al saberio Ell maestro PascnaI
se dirigi6 aIlf defendi6 Ia clase obrers, con
elocuentes palabras.
Esto 10 pongo en- su conocimisnto 9. d r
Director, para que Sc sirga darIe publicidad en-
su ilustrado peri6dico y al mismo tempo. SIR
vase Vd., afIiarme en 81 houroso partido fsie-
raj, que ucha por la Libertad patriosismo.
Nanca he bis mf.itado en- partido alguno pero
hoy, fmpulsado por mi conciencia. ingreso en-
Ell vuestro.
Soy de vd., 8. 8. 8. q. b. 5. N.
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Casino de Caguas

slslL ia 81 entusiasmo para Ia fundacion
asao de Csguas, que 80 instaiarA en- Ia
a0s oeup6 el antique casino, Gale de Tu-
#Oierto ys Ell ndmero de scciones que Sc
4seesario para su fundaci6n, son tam ofen
- as solicitudes que Sc presentan para
n 80 de socios de n1mero.
ssomisi6n orgsnizsdora hace TODD 10 po-
sss @s.a Cue dtcho Centro Sc inaugure ell dia
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~ ell nombre ofciaI2

Sesdn resoluci6n del Congreso de Wss-
hippton el nom bre ofcial de esta fsla es PUER
70 RICO. Asf, pues, produce eztrah ia que en-
ell gran sello y escudo de afa1s creado por re-
soluci6n de la C4mara legislative Sc lean Ia
palabra PORTO Rico
Esto sin duda es un sensible error De-
efmos sensible, porque creemos que naoa SO
gana con modiicAr un nombre tradfcionai.