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Bishop alexander Coke Smith.

The General Conference did well
In the election of Bishops, WhenE. /.
Z. Hoss and A. Coke Smith we're
elected to the Episcopacy. I voted
for the latter at Baltimore in 1893.
If I had been voter at Dallas,
would have voted for both of them.
A good. deal OF merited praise has
been published about both Of these
godly men recently. I have eordlsSN
endorsed all. I have seen. We ::ksSe
made no mistake in making these
two brethren Bishops.
& personal word about our BishoI
Coke Smith. I knew him before he
was a preacher. I knew his excellent
and now sainted father and mother.
When was in charge of Bishopville
Circuit in 1871 and 2, Reg w. H.
Smith, the Bishops father, sanity
and useful local pracher on the Lynch.
burg Circuit, used to come occasion
ally to my appoin ntments and some.
times to help me at my protractec
meetings. Our common work and oul
mental sympathies. brought US Close
together. This. relationship was
.cemented still more closely through
my interest in his promising son, and
my outspoken admiration for him,
after that he came into the conference
and soon took a very high stand among
the brethren.
II have written all this to mention
a short correspondence between the
father and me about the then, rising
son, After he-the coming Bishop
had been Eve or six years in the
ministry; he helped in protracted
meetings which I frequently attended.
II was delighted and edited with his
preaching; and sat down and wrote
to my friend, his father, about it.
The old gentleman's reply shall never
forget. 1t was so sensible and candid
and true to the occasion. He said that
he had discovered early in the lifeBoi
his son. his brilliant ability, and at first
feared that his head might be turned by
the spontaneous praise he was re-
ceiving. But said ..the thankful IA
ther, whenever l have heard him he
just preached the plain and simple
gospel. - And so it has always been
when / have heard him. Lik the
Apostle, he breaches not himself but
Christ Jesus the Lord ~ Cor. 4:5} ]
am so glad that our younger preachers
are to have just such model and in
spiration as is promised in the magnet
tic and Apostolic ministry of Bishop
Coke Smith as he goes in and out
amongst us.-S. A. Weber in Southern
Christian Advocate.
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GOOD CAUSE FOR ILLNESS.
A Man Bursts From Swelling and
a Terrapin CraWls OUT.

Roxbury, Va, July 6.-There is
great excitement among the colored
people at this time near 1,alleysyille.
Sam Crump, a young negro man about
thirty years old, was taken about two
years ago with what was thought to
be dropsy. His stomach began to
swell. After consulting several coun-
try physicians, who could do nothing
for him, he was advised to 60 to Rich
mond for treatment. After being there
some time he was turned aWay, as the
case was stubborn one and sbafled
the skill of all physicians At times
he claimed he. could feel crawling
sensation, as if something was gnaw-
ing at his stomach. Finally some old
colored woman told him she could
make cure Of him; that he had been
tricked. and the feeling he experienced
was tarrapin, and If be would pay
her 500 she would cure him. The
poor darkey, sold his COW and all of
his belongings and employed the
woman. She commenced to use roots
and various other things. TIE man
said he was getting better, but the
second dose she gave to kill the terra
pin killed Crump. A reliable colored
man told your correspondent that he
was at the house when the man died (;
that he had swelled to the size of a
sugar barrel and hursted open, and q
live terrapin or turtle, which weighed
about pounds, crawled out of him.
It was perfectly blind and the she'll
was soft. Two young men got off the
train of the Southern yesterday even
ing about the place. It. is supposed
that they were medical students, as
Crump was offered 500 for his body
last year by one of the medical col
leges. Undoubtedly there is great
mystery surrounding this case.-Rich-
mond Times.
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SUMTER. s. c. WEDNESDAY,. JULY 10, 1902.

gnawed its way out it consumes its
own weight of leaves every day. Upon
attaining full growth the insect be-
comes restless, stops feeding and
throws out silken threads. The silk
is formed in fluid condition, and
issues from the body of the worm in
a glutinous Subsequently, in sin
gle thread. From this silk the worm
constructs its cocoon, an interval of
from three to i've days being required
to complete its imprisonment in the
fragile envelope.
In order that the silken strands may
not be subjected to the danger Of
breakaee by the moth emerging from
the cocoon, the cocoons are steamed
until the inclosed insects are presum-
ably dead. After this the silk may be
wound off, The outer silk, known as
floss" is used for carding, while
the inner cocoon is tough, strong and
compact, and composed Of a single
continuous thread It is essential that
the room in which the silk worms are
reared be warm in winter and we'll
ventilated. If only few insects are
reared all the operations are usually
performed on trays set on tables, but
where the industry is carried on ex-
tensively there are employed deep
shelves ranged one above another.
The eggs when about to hatch are
spread thinly and over them is placed
ordinary mosquito netting, on top of
which is scattered finely cut leaves.
The newborn worms pass through the
meshes of the net in search OF food
and may then be transferred to any
place desired. Later little arches of
twigs must be provided, into the
branches of which the worms mount
and spin their cocoons.
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LATEST CORN CROP STATISTICS.
The Acreage Increased and the
Crops in Good Condition.

Washington, July 1o.-Preliminary
returns to the statistician ,of the de-
partment of agriculture on the acreage
of corn planted indicate an increase of
$4,000 acres. or 9 per cent. on the
area harvested last year.
Among the 25 States and Territories
with 1000, 900 acres or upward in corn
harvested last year, Virginia reports
an increase Of 2 per cent. Georgia
3 per cent. North Carolina and South
Carolina per cent. The average con-
dition of the growing crop on July /
was s7.5 as compared with S1.3 on
July I, 1901, 89.5 at the corresponding
date in 1900 and a ten year average of
29.2.
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Will Evacuate Tien Tsin.

Washington, July 9.-secretary Hays.
prompt action upon the appeal OF oae'
Chinese government through Yuan
Shai-Kai and Minister WI relative to,
the evacuation of Tien Tsin has met
with success. The foreign generals
who have stood in the way of the evac-
uation will receive instructions from
their home governments, aad al
though, one or two minor points e-
main to be adjusted, it is believes
that Tien Tsin will soon be turned
over to the Chinese authorities.
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Saves A Woman's Life.

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorchester.
Mass. For years she had endured untold
misery from a severe lung trouble and
obstinate cough. ;sOften.' she writes, u
could scarcely breathe and sometimes could
not speak. ALI doctors and remedies failed
till used DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was completely cured.
Sufferers from Conghs, Colds, Throat and
Lung Trouble need this grand remedy, for
it never disappoints. Cure is guaranteed
by j. f. W. DeLorme. Price SOC and S1.00'
Trial bottles free.
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Don't Fail to Try This.

Whenever an honest trial is given to
Electric Biters for any trouble it is recon-
mended for a permanent cure will surely
be effected. It never fails to tone the
stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels,
stimulate the liver. invigorate the nerves
and purify the blood. It's wonderful
tonic for rundown systems. Electric
Bitters positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
expels Malaria. Satisfaction guaranteed
by j. F. w. DeLorme. Only so cents.
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Hester's Weekly Statement.

Liverpool, July I.-Following are
the weekly cotton statistics; Total
sales of all kinds $4,000 bales: total
sales American 7l,0O0: English spin
ners takings $1,000; total exports "a,
GOO; imports OF all kinds 1900; inn
port American 5000; stock Of all
kinds 759, 600; stock American $40,
600; quantity aoAat all kinds 2s, GOO
quantity afoat American 10000: total
sales on speculation 900; total sales to
exporters $500.
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difference was to be added to each
item to raise it to 100 per cent.
The report of the committee on cot
ton factories was then presented, each
item being on the loo per cent. basis,
and all mills not named coming under
the recommendation in the first para
graph:
We, the commi ttee on cotton facto-
ries, do hereby respectfully recommend
to the State board Of equalization:
That preferred stock of cotton mills
be valued at one hundred, and com.
mon stock at rate returned by mills.
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Queens Narrow Escape.

London, July 1o.-shortIy after
Queen Alexandra passed on her way
to open the coronation bazaar, the
decorations across Langham palace,
heavy and sodden with rain, were
caught in squall of wind and fell,
dragging down mass Of coping from
the top of All Souls church. Miss
Streathy, daughter of Edward ".
Streathy, treasurer of the Montreal
Trust Deposit company, was killed
and several persons were Injured.
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IF a Man Lie to You

and say that some other salve, ointment,
lotion. oil or alleged healer is as good as
Bucslen's Arnica Salve tell him thirty
wears of marvellous cures Of Piles, Burns,
Boils. Corns, Felons, Ulcers, Cuts, Scalds,
Bruises and Skin Eruptions prove it's the
best and cheapest. 25c at }. F. W. De-
Lorme's drug store
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DR.. Darby will Accept.

Referring to the United States pen
sion board of examiners. DR.. Darby,
one of the appointees, said today that
the report that he would not accept
the position is unfounded. So far as
DIR. c. C. johnson is concerned, he
said local physicians sometimes con-
suited with him, and that being the
case there could be no objection to
serving with him on the board.-Co-
lmubia Record.
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Need More Help.

Often the over-taxed organs of digestion
cry out for help by Dyspepsia's pains,
Nausea, Dizziness, Headahces, liver COM
plants, bowel disorders. Such troubles
cali for prompt use of Or. Kings New
Life Pills. They are gentle, thorough and
guaranteed to cnre. 25c at J. T. w. De-
Lorme's drug store.
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Cut this out and take it to DR.. A. ].
China's Drug Store and get box of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The best physic. They also correct dis
orders of the stomach. Price % cents.
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Washington, July 10.-Secretary
Moody has authorized Rear Admiral
Endicott, chief of the bureau of yards
and docks, to proceed with the pur-
chase of 9S14 acres of additional land
for the new naval station at Charles
ton, S. g.
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tIulp0ItCllSllJ LIZ. COOsOO
Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal company 1Blacksburg1 50, ,665. 90
Georgia Chemical Works
{Pon Pom 1872. .oes. 40
company Dorchester 57,1oo. 90
Virginia Carolina Chemical
company fColumbia) 90,250 90
Virginia Carolina Chemical
company GGreenville5 SO, $50 90
F. S. Royster Guano COM
pany (Coiun.oia) $4,000. 90
Your committee has acted upon all
the returns submitted, but find no re-
turns for Wappoo mills and Cherokee
mines or Read Phosphate company,
which have retired from business since
last year.
These assessments are prctically the
same as last year and are believed to
be about 66 2-3 per cent. of their ac-
tual cost or market value and subject
to increase or reduction to correspond
with the per cent. finally decided upon
for taxation in this State.
The figures for the Anderson Fer
tilizer company were changed from
s11S, 405 to $50, 937.
The report as amended was then
adopted, it being understood that the
figures only represented Sc 2-3 per
cent. of the market value and the
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r r. Tillman

In order to give the widest publicity
in the shortest time, ] hope the daily
napers of the State will copy this no.
fice. and also the weeklies.
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P6sallle.

A
Ha fAIle0ido on Ponce Il sedora
DC fia Domitila g de Domenech. ea.
posa del apreciableE cabaIlero don
Manual V. D0menech.
Sofpr9ndela II muerte On plens
iuventud, u quedA unlhogar llenO de
tristexas = tiarncs nif1os Gin el afac.
to maternal, mi como IN espos0 de-
aolado ante tan senaible desgra.
cia.
Nuestro sentido p6same 10
ApenAda fxmi HI, u psx II alma de- II
yirtuosa senora CUE sacaba de rendir
i i,rnadA ds + vida.
FELIIZ 81 GYl)u
AVOCADO. .
Afecihp. pusrto -Ricoi
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NueVO pIOIecto
Inca Hriea
entire San Juan j Ponce.

Daspues del napfeagio de los
buenos prop6aitos ferroci rrileros
del General Roy Stana, sa In hsbl4.
do EariAs veces en- i islaf de ciersos
proyectos decami1 no de hiorro que
una & San Juan y Ponce por Come.
rio = COamo.
No Sc saba ell es este nm p.an
ts6rico destinado x.rodar por los pc.
rio aicos cleric temps, para luego
pssar 81 olvido, q q efeetivaments
es nm proyecto seri0 a6h dAmente
msntenido por parsonas que tsngan
dtnero paras lley8rle adesAnte.
No q case hipOt6 6tico de qus L.
annnciadAs ifuea - J lleyAra 6 cab3,
no hay para que esforzArss an pros
bar lAudlidAd que 8 la isis, tquslla
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no XII Mum 45Sx Microbes Do W 0otubre 1907
sa asnaAa.J Jdy
A Ia union
Dol Ell raCiOCihil).

A.f comola paicoloRf4 estudia
ell esr fritz, y del eEtudio de este bro.
to II l6gics ell espiritu hi alcan zado
q primer principle que o. u meta !
ffsicA. n, sss..ss
La etsca, Ii moral, y Ii deontologfa
naceR de Ii unidad del esI fritu estu-
diandoEuspropiedades
Consideremosl To nAturalezA CO.
mo obra de prodnctos arm6nicos
que viven con ley propia. Estudie-
mos ese pr0ceso en- suB respectivOs
grades y obserYaremos que de cada
uno de esos grados .resultan los da.
tos que constituyen ell mundc vege-
tai y animal g sea ell org&nico 6 inor-
gknico en- SUI series respectivas; No.
tura1ezx y esprit a unidcs para for
mar IL huma 1idad y de aquf el hofn-
bre como sfL tests viva, que tambien
es ser arm6nico.
"a Ell hombre alcanza 10 verdad
porque no hay NADIA que est6 fasfa
del alcance de On &c r4z6n, de M In.
teligencia 8 de pa voluntxd: las YER
dades que IL ciencia del espfritu es. !.
tudia se re q Jan en- sus fAculta1es.
AL fnndarse nuevAs ciencias mo-.
ralee, polfticAs 8 hist6ricas II prime.
70 conaici6n co II de ser humAn&s,
respetando Ii dichosisima armonfa
que eonstituye al hombre. N
El hombre mace destinado para
realizar Ell bien, cumpli6ndose asf
10 ley divina que lAs anteriores Glen.
ciAs y leyes morales NOS explican, y
de ese modo 10 ideA del deber ne AFR.
ma On nuestro esri .itu.
Para realiz.r ell bien est& 10 ley
general de relaciones fnndadas en-
nuestra nAtur&leza.
En- esA ley se engendra 10 idex
del dereeho, que es el verbo de las SO.
ciedades modernas que redime al
hombre de 10 esclavitud y de In ser :
vidumbre.
FL derecho es el faro de las cien-
cias po]fticas. eterna revoluci6n de
lA ciencia y ffuto primero d > ID idea
de D oa. 81 destruimos 10 idea del
derecLo arroisremos 10 humAnidad
como rresa de In astucia y & Ii faer.
"a que 10 ense1orear&n etsrnamen.
te.
La sociedad ca una creaci6n uni.
VO4OSA 0eJS 4SA1&40 A4O0O 40
humanidad, lazo, inferno, amoroso
vfnculo que estrechando en- nm solo
a5rszo 6 los hombres para realiz +
su bien particular NOS revela 10 exis'
tenci& de 10 humanidad.
:" No co la vida de Los hombres CO.
mo 10 vida de las ideas. Estas per.
duran y aqre'la es fogaz. Conoce.
mos essa verdad y no buscamos
triunfos psssjeros adulando 6 C6sa'
res & tribunos. Vivimos parsus
didos de que bsjo el pabell6n am sri.
cano lucir& ell dfa del triunfo del de
recho y de 10 libsrtad. Y si noso.
tr 81 o Lemes de- v r ras]izados les
deseos de que los puertorriqueros
por humanidad, por l6gica y por
NOR de Dios, Sc estrechen en- nm
solo abrazo para obteLer ell triun 70
del derecho, hAbrfamos por 10 me
nos cumplido con nm deber; Ell de
allanar Ia senda y regsr 10 buena
J semilla.
A. Bi0n0i
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a. Biaggi.
San German, Octubre % de.19o2.

sQUlEN TiENE LA CULPA?
El mundo csta lIeno de enferme-
tadcs y dolores. ! Quien tiene la
;ulpa? Todo el mundo; Y por con-
auiente 4 menudo la fa1ta es de
:ilos mismos. Pero la question a.
,remiante es 10 que Sc ha de ha-
,cr, como SO ha de aliyiar y como
.urar iQue seria de nosotros 81 no
C encontraran medios para comba-
.ir la enfermedad? Naturalmente,
! enfermedad nos destrozaria y ell
uundo quedaria despoblado. TIasta
me aprendamos la manera do cyi-
ar las intermediates, tenemos que
ayradeccr que poseemos los medios
lie abatirlas y curarlas despues dc
ser atacados, cuando, 1 semejanza
10 I'M salyaie con su hacha levan-
.ada, SO prcscnta q quitarnos Ia vi
da. Especialmente necesitamos un
5ratamiento SECURE y violento para
esas afecciones que Sc han hecho
universales, que Sc presentan en- ca
da pals y china, y que desolan 4 la
pobre humanidad en- todas las es-
tacioncs del afio. Nos referimos a
tales afecciones como Clor6sis, Res
trillos, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afeccio-
acs de Ia Garganta y Pulmones, asi
como las quo 'especialmente afectan
i LIS mujercs y ninos. Para estas, In
PREPARATION De WAMPOLE
), aproxima 6 un verdadero especi-
leo mas que cualquier remedio quo
hasta ahora Sc ha descubierto por
Ia ciencia. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y conticne los principles nu-s
tritivos y curatiyos del Aceite do
Hieado dc Baealao Puro, combina-
los con Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Cerezos
Silvestre. Cast Sc puede decir, que
ss la misma vida incorporate en-
an solo articulo elaborado por. la
lndustria humana. El Sr Dr.. Luis
Cordoba, de Habana, dice: lie usa-
do Ia Preparation de Wampole u
me ha dado excelentes resultados,
particularmente EN- los nihos y en-
las mujercs en- el estado dc gesta-
ci0n 8 Ia lactancia. Es por To- tam
TO una medicina que no dndo reco-
mendarla eIicazmente. /" Cada dosia
Is efectiva. q Na1ie snfre nm de-:
sengafio con esta. En- lbs Boticas.
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Oiesa, Russia O:tnbre "a Uuos
bandidos circatisnos han detenido
nm tren cercA de Dnvauny en- el fe,
rrocarril del Norte del Cad
Mataron & pufiAladas ii conductor
y 81 principe GedervAnt q, quian es.
tAba durmiendo en- q. CAIRO primero
y volarou 6 todos los pasajeros.
Ri maqninista y el fogonero
fueron AmenAxAdos CON reyo1vers y
obligados & gometerse.
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A las pfOfeS0faS

FL pre- fssor de ingl6s sei1or Ro.
nero HAnthaussn les ofeece II clases
de dicho idioma q ae tiene estAhleci.
das en- el "Colegioo Uai6n Ibera
AmericanA", Gale de ID Cruz. los
martes, Jueves, y s&bados de Sc 8
de ID nochs. Honorario.
I'm peso mensual.
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E lIODerlad( Hunt
ad0pta med Is Tue
cen Ia paz & Imp arela lIdad en-
el periodic electoral.
Ha rlornbrado varios re-
entantes especiales en-
la isla.
Determine en- una carta las
atfiDucIoneS de sus represel-
tanteS.

Con el fin de asegurar un& con.
sductA CORE sta 6impareiSl pnr parta
de los encargados de fnncionea Of
eiales durAnta las elecciones, eli Hon.
Gobernador Hunt ha dirigido & va.
rts sef1ores ID siguiente carta:
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Lss personas designadas con ell
referido nombranniento son las que
siguen: Gusyama: Mr. e Wilcf J,
Superintendente de Escuelas. s sli.
mas: Mr. J. 81: Htldertrard, Agente
de Rsntss Iuternas Yauco: Mr..
Samuel G. B1thwall, Marshal de 10
Corte Suprema. Pe11uelas: Mr Han.
ley WArsa1a, Agente de Rsntss To-
ternas. Mayagusz Mr. JohnS. Hord,
Jefe del N.gociAdo de Agentes de
Rsntas. Ciales: El Juez Henry Ct.
Hord Coroxs': Mr. A. G Handsard,
Agente de Rertas Iotefnas. Toa Ba-
10: Mr. Eiward Lse, Agente de Rem.
tas Iatsrpss. CIysy: 81 J + } de Poll.
cfA Frsl k Tstehter. Utusdo Mr. ] ohm
B Hart. Agente dc Rsntas Inter
nRH
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Sc alquil;ain

LOS altos dc. i hermosa y c6modR CO
90 no Oh de u calle de San Francisco
de esta ciudad. Podrk ocuparee en- II
primera qnincenA de Noviembre. In.
f3rmArk sobre lss condolences del
alquiler, en- los bs jos dc il misma.
casa donde tiene 50 despacho
Julian b B'0nco
. 10 5,
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Sc Yenden 3 coches gran
.des, casl nueVos y - parelas
de caba1los, sanos y .j0Venes,
todo 8 preeio i1aItado pu-
|diendo realizarse dicha Venta
|por 81 total De coches caba.
Hos 3 por parte soIaInente
Difijjiirse 4 aElos 4. Blondet
R;o Piedlss IIsiilI66zastIo
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s E P A s E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagaaos por adelan-
.talO.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan por
una Inca y La lnea vale diez CEN
tav0s.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municaao sin 50 importe no Sc con-
estan.
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sMAnai6n Ejecntiys.
essn Juan Ostubre Is, 1901.

Se nor:
sSs ha Icrsido convenisnts en-.
viar IN Representative especixl Ala
municipalidad, e1 cuAl deberk hallsr.
sc en- ....y y aus inmediacior es ell %
del corriente. y diAs siguientes, Asi
como ell dfA de las elecciones. He
elegido { usted para ser uno de di..
chos representatives y le rnego se
cOnstituya 0n....y que en- su cAr4c-s
ter de deleg ado y reprssentanta del
Gobsrnailor, se consulte con todas
les Autoridades insulSres y locales,
con ell I'm de asegnfar ma conducts
corrscta6 6 impartial por pArte de los
encargAdos de funciones oficiales,
bsjo las leyes electorales4s -
.sSe ancarga & nated consultarsa
CON los jueces de election, vigilar
los procedimientos y ID eonducta OBJ
servAda ca Ell cumplimiento de sus
obligacionest por los fancio aarios
electorAles y 10 p olicfa IasuiAr en-.
y sus a'rsdedores, y se servir3 in
formAr & todos los citadcs funciona.
rios, que se cuentA con que ellos
cumplir&n IN ley ain tenor nj fAvori-
tismo
sSi ocurriesa A'guna infeacci6n
de 10 ley, IL denuneiar& usted en- ell
acto, Adopt ando las medidas qu es.
time oportunAs, dentro de ID ley, pa.
ra II aprshen ai6n del culpable.,
sLo que particnlarments be de
Sea es que lss inscripciones y elec.
clones se lleven 4 ckbo CON toda le.
gali1ad, y sin A1tsrar In PSF pd ,lics,
= an Ia deformi I n n3Rn IA nra;nn = =
este rasultsdo, coIff /, con 10 deciii-
do cooperation &c usted en- ell distri.
to de. ...y espe sialments en-. ......y
sus Alrededores.1
AL A'cAlde se le infarmar& de
esta carta que constituye In autori'
dad de uAted
(Firmads) VIM q. Hunt,
Gnvern0r
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