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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-12-24

we had ouf breakfast-thin soup made
of peas, carrots. blubber and potatoes.
Our Oh ;tmas dinner was served at
O'clock Hearken to our menu, ye'who
will sit down the coming Christmas
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-12-24
The Good EellU

The Good Fellow.
"He's what call good fellow"
"At home or at the club?" = Elk
change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
GAM BLING TRUST
In Toledo Closes up Shop.

Toledo, July 24.-The five big gamb-
ling houses, constituting what is
known here as the gamblers trust
closed their places last night and there
is nothing big in the faro or roulette
line doing in the city. This was done
immediately following the mayors in
structions to Chief Knapp to stop
gambling. The smaller rooms are still
operating cautiously, as are the pool
rooms and policy shops. 1t is expected
however, that all will be closed this
week.
The chief of police claims that therG
is no practical law against wine rooms
and that they can only be controlled
by badgering the proprietors through
other ordinances. There will be nc
raiding of resorts, but the new board OF
public safety say that gambling joints
and wine rooms must close.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
AUDI TORS
ROASTED
Billy" Radcliffe Ex.
pounds His Single
Tax Theories.

''Billy" Radcliffe, travelling emissary
of the single tax league of Ohio who is
now engaged in spreading the doctrine
lie square Saturday night to several
hunGred Canton citizens. Radcliffe
is unique campaigner and a close
friend of Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleve-
land. Radcliffe formerly lived in
Youngstown, but recently disposed oi
his hotel in that city and started out
on his tour through the state. He drove
here from Youngstown In a carriage
in which he spoke near the public
square. BY means of blackboard he
illustrated his arguments and made
thom more clear.
During the course of his speech he
handled a number of Mayor Toms
pet hobbies such as railroad taxation
and the custom of bribing auditors
with free passes. He scored Auditor
Oberlin of Stark county roundly. Al
illustrations Radcliffe mentioned tn
Pennsylvania and Erie roads which HI
showed were taxed at a miserably low
rate.
In-order to draw crowd Radcliffe
drove through the streets sing
ing and playing banjo His plan al
ways succeeds and Radcliffe has n,
trouble in getting an audience. Dur
ing the meeting he distributed singh
tax leaflets among the crowds
He left the city Monday morning 70
Massillon where he will speak. From
Massillon he will go to Navarro, Min
erva and Alliance.
Radcliffe Is a man of means an,
owns n $4,000 home in Youngstown
He has devoted his whole life to th
study of the single tax doctrine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
MuRDEROuS ASSAULT.

London, o., July "a. = A horrible at
tempt at murder Is reported from
Wrightsville, small place near the
Madison Franklin county line, fourteen
miles southeast of here. Robert
Wright, residing at Georgeville, drove
to the home of his father-in-law Da-
vid Smith, Thursday afternoon to see
his wife, Finding her coming out of
the chicken house, he grabbed her by
the hair and made murderous assault.
He pulled 32-calibre revolver and
fired three shots, two taking effect, one
striking the PROSTATE woman in the
jaw and the other in the back, pene-
trating the lung. Alter doing the
shooting Wright made his escape and
his whereabouts are unknown. The
woman's condition is reported serious
and blood poisoning is feared.
His wife had left him few weeks
ago and had been residing with her
parents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
SUPERIOR TYPE OF
TRACTION ENGINE
AuItman Co. Will Have Inter-
estins Exhibit--Oesigned by
Supt. Hogan.

The Aultman Co. will have notable
piece of work on exhioit on the streets
Tuesday. The company for year or
more have been working on new type
of traction engine said to be marked
improvement of the prevailing type
all OF which carry the machinery on
top of the boiler. A marked difference
will be seen on the new engine which
will be out tomorrow, one of the first
to be turned out OF the new class, in
this: All the machinery is placed up
on frame carried by the wheels and
the boiler is set over the frame with
out carrying any weight but its own,
thereby avoiding the necessity of any
bolts in the boiler and the heavy
strains Otherwise impaired to it by
the weight of the machinery and the
strains Of the power applied to drive
the machinery. The new engine is
built on designs of Mr.. M. J. Hogan,
general superintendent of the Aultman
Co.. and the details were worked out
by Mr.. Arthur rry, mechanical drafts
man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
JAMES HOSSLER DEAD

James Hossler, 203 Tyler street, died
Sunday after an illness of some time,
of lead poisoning. Hossler had been
painter for the past 80 years and
contracted what is known by physi-
clans as painters collie. Hosser was
born in Osnaburg township Stark
county, and had lived in Canton for
the past 10 years. He was 81 years
of age. He is survived by two chill
dren, Mrs. Emma Beard, sol East
North street and Clarence E. Hossler
who resides at home. The funeral will
be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'colck
from the late home of the deceased.
Rev. A. Evans Of the United Evangel.
ical church of East Third street will
have charge of the funeral ceremonies
Interment will take place at WestlawY
cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
TWO MURDERtRs
DIE ON SCAFFOLD
Double Hanging at Lexington
This Morning = Women
CooIIy View the Ex-
ecutIon.
scrrpps McRae Telegram

Scripps McRae Jeiegrnin
Lexington, KY, July "a. - Claude
oBrien, 19, of Memphis and Earl
Whitney, 1S, of Nashville, were hang
ed in the jailyard here from the same
scaffold at $40 this morning. They
were brave to the last. The doctors
reported both their necks broken, but
Whitney struggled ana aied hard,
while O'-rien died easily. Over one
hundred spectators we're in the Jail
| yard and as many more on the ad1oin-
| ing roofs and windows overlooking the
grewsome scene. At one window a
party of f1ve women sat coolly through
| 1t all.
The crime for which the boys were
executed was the murder of Addison
b. Chinn of this city. Tney were burg:
larizing his house. Chinn's son came
to his fathers rescue. The father was
shot through the heart and young
Chinn and Whitney were both wounded
in the pistol fight tnat followed. The
murderers were afterward captured
and each accused the other of firing tht
fatal shot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
THE. VOTERS, LAMENT.

The politician is my Shepherd; ]
shall not want any good thing DUR
ing this campaign.
He leadeth me into saloons for my
votes sake,
My pockets are full of good cigars;
my beer glass runneth over.
He inquireth into my family unto
the third and fourth generations.
Yea, though l walk through mud
and rain to vote for him. and shout
myself hoarse until he is elected, he
straightway forgetteth me.
Though l meet him in his office, he
knoweth me not.
Surely the wool has been pulled over
my eyes, and have been fool all the
days of my life. = Public Policy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
indications are That
Lso's Mantle Will
Fall Upon Him.
VOTES ARE PLEDGED
Many Cardinals Promise to
Support Him on tho First
Ballot Reception to
Dipiom attic Corps.
scripes-McRae Telegram.

ecripes-McRae Telegram.
Rome, July 25. The reception Of
the diplomatic corps to the vatican by
the college of cardinals began in the
hall of Consistory at IL this morning.
M. Autas, Of Portugal, dean of the
diplomatic body, made short speech
conveying the coincidence OF the pow
ers and the whole civilized world over
the loss Of the holy father.
Cardinal Oreglia, in the name of all
the cardinals, thanked him in brief
speech. The cardinals remarks were
full of feeling. He eulogized the late
pontif and prayed that God would
inspire the cardinals to make right
choice of his successor. The reception
ended without the presentation of any
note on the subject of temporal power
or the mention of any political sub
ject.
Today Cardinal Rampolla's chances
for election as pontiff are taken more
seriously, as 1t is learned that many
cardinals have promised him COM
plimentary vote on the first ballot, as
an acknowledgment of his long and
faithful service in the church. He may
thus secure enough to elect him, but II
he fails on the first ballot it's probable
that he will lose much Of his original
support.
In addition to Cardinal Sarto, Marti-
nelli and Bacilieri are today mention
ed as possible compromise candidates
should the cardinals fail to agree on
one of the leaders One authority
states that the first contest will be be-
tween those for and against Rampolla
the opposition scattering their votes
Paris, July %. = Your correspondent
understands that the French cardinals
have come to secret agreement tc
support Cardinal Oreglia's candidacy
for pope as the fittest pope to defend
the French church against the govern
ment. Oreglia openly sympathizes
with the congregations and is supposed
to be ready to agree with the opinion
of the French clericals that the church
should change its policy from pas
sive to an active resistance against the
government congregation law. The
French cabinet wishes to see Rampolla
pope but the French cardinals are re-
sisting this in every way possible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
Canton Markets

The week starts off with prices
steady for butter, eggs and standard
groceries. AS the week advances
there will be weakening on the part
Of such vegetables as are beginning to
come in from the nearby farms. The
best cabbage can now be bought at
cents head and beans are retailing
at 20 cents a peck Tomatoes are be-
ginning to be more plen-,ful, but are
still bringing from eight to ten cents
4 pound. Within the next ten days a
half peck can be bought for ten cents
Dealers are meeting considerable loss
In handling muskmelons, as they are
rotting rapidly. Prices are easier. Wa
termelons are also selling at lower
figures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
UNKNOWN ITALIAN KILLED

Alliance, o.. July 27.-An Italian
name unknown was run down on
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad tracks
Sunday afternoon by extra freight No.
1895 ,eastbound. His head was crush
ed and body badly mangled. Death
was instantaneous. The victim wa,
walking on the track, and did not
notice the oncoming train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
posroFEICE ROBBED.

Jamestown, N. Y. July 24.-The post
Office at Mayville, Chautauqua county
was burglarized at O'Clock this morn
ing. The safe In the stamp department
was blown and 1900 two cent and
10000 one cent and 5000 eight cent
stamps were taken. There is no clue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

!. II. TAYLOR. II. B. STEWART.
TAYLOR 4 STEWART,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs-A AT-LAw - 400.
40S, 409 Folwell building, Canton, Ohio.
Telephone $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

also bad stomach trouble. Ny liver did
Hot act. and | was rgn down and in a terri
BE condition. I suffered much from rheV.
&iiton Long, No. S Ssl ssa e. acRInioy % ave. Can:
ION. o., with whom | took two. month";
treatment.. viii gladly. verify tho above
ltsEeYent 70 amp one calling or writing and
'''''Ds 'tsx2o HEMnIMaER. Jn, L.
IfT 6lnp0 nA~'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

HUBERT C, PONTIUS,
ATTORNEY All. Rooms $40 Eagle Block.
Telephone @, Canton. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

JAS. STERLING. MILTON J. BRAsCHER.
STERLING & BRAUCHER.
CoUNsELLoRs.AT LAW Rooms 3Os-3l2 Fol-.
well building, Canon, .. Tel, 4i7.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

PETER ]. COLLINS,
LAwYER-A general law practice conducted.
Nos. 80 and 81 Schaefer block, Canton,
Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

PIERO'S INSURANCE AGENCY.
Fire, Tornado ana Rent Insurance-No. 1i8
North Market street. Canton. Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

CHAs. SEEMAN. CALVIN SrgMAE.
SEEMAN & SEENAN.
ATToRNEYs-Ar. .LAw-Roons | and 2, City Ma.
tional Bank building. POS South Market
street. Telephone ll9l. German written
and spoken IN this Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

]. Fl. HOLL,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL EEa1HEER- Canton City
Prints OF additions to city furnished.
Room 20, New cassidy Blk. 100 e. Tusc. Sk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

w. o. WERNTZ.
ATToRNEY-AT- LAw-Eagle block, room 81,
telephone No i54, Canton.
RoBr. s. SHIELDS ATLEE PoMEREYE.
SHIELDS & POMERENE,
LAwYERs-Eagle Block. Both Phones.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

AUSTIN LYNCH. DAVID 3. DAY.
WILLIAM II. DAY.
DAY, LYNCH & DAY.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw-Of In Schaefer block,
public square Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-28

WHAT WE TREAT We s ss all sn S5aSS Sw d
Dyspepsia Constipation Piles Diarrhna
peiormis @ and Surgical Diseases Shonic syphitic Rhemag
Gers GERS Eczema Pmpe Frecke ec Female Diseases especially those
permanently cured BY new scientific Iehod Brain Spinal and Eery
seepenes Dizziness Brain and Nervous Exheon and
Bladder Bghs Disease Diabetes Inflammation Of the Bladder
Enlarged Prostate Dbbng Unaton,
and Nasal Diseases such as Catarh Bronchitis Asthma Consumption
Deafness cured by original Of home
1t costs no TO employ expert than risk life with
On inexperienced physician
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-22
NueStrOS prOductOS

Entre los productos eisntidcos q
induatriAles de 10 isla, 6gura digna.
mente ell sRegenerador De 10 sangra
q aqua fsrruginosa sr~tiieiAls Del Ii.
cenefado EHclides Ginsnez Moreno,
do 'Bayam6n.
En- el seftor Gimele z az eompaten
to faoultativo cuyas horas de estudio
no fueron in~fructuosss y que ha 10.
grade, como producto Dc ess sAtuaio
Y de ana larga pra3tica, concebir nm
prepArado de los ssguros resultaaos
que .ofrsee ga popular sRegenerS'
dor.N
Apenas podrfa ereersa que tspgA
el pals hombrea del waller del senior
Gimenex, y que casi sean descono.
eidos y CAST An6nimos mientras hon.
ran & On pAtriA deeorkndolA CON el
produeto de On talento. Con Algu-
NOS amos de labor, cate compAtriotA
obtuvo 10 n~ecssaria experimentation
y pudo ofreeer al p1blieo squ6l pre-.
parade do cuyo efscto pue&e dscirss
que TODD Ell que 10 usa 30 convierte
On 81 propagAnaista.
NoSotros Alentamos III sefior 81.
mensz & que trahsia con f6, tratan.
do de desenvolvsr cada veg mas los
horixontes do M experiences.
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CARROS ELECTRICOS

We pasa de abuso 10 q oeurre en- los
carlos el6etrieos, aver ell servieio
fu6 intolerable. A cada momsnto
faltaha corriente y los vlajaros to-
nian que koportar con p~sclencis una
demora de tres cuartos de hore, ( g
una hora.
Ell dltimo caro- que ssli6 de Rio
Piedras. se pAY6 sn al pnente del
Agus, tsniendo necesiasd los pasG'
isros de venir G pie hRsta San Juan
lie gando q la una de In ms fa
Muchsm veeas NOS hsmos oeupado
de la deacieneis de In planta e.6stri.
ca americans, sin qua se eorfijs, y
III p6blico 10 v6n 6 qusaar doe sami
NOS, & ranuneiar G utiliz ar los csrros
8 reclamar contra ura eon pa MIA que
se burla de 81.
A Lea autori ladies' correspondent
ter, sir 8 es que tAmhfsn qalsren bur
lsrse del ptolieo, toca &isponer 30
praetique nm reconocimiento en- 10
plAnta s'e tricR para var 81 sst& en-
ccnSieionss dc segufiaaa y eieisnciA
para servir oil p6biico.
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Anuncio Der1nanente
UNA ~BANCARROTA
CON GRAVES PERJUIOIOS DE
TEROEROS

,ICuanto dinero posefs an quebr&.
do que en- Eel mes de EneFo 6ltimo,
hi2o nm ano, Sc present6 ante nm
TRIBUNAL en- b~ancarrota?
IAqusl juramento que Oh quebYa'
do, preat6 ante el jusz, aiefendo que
era veraaa TODD cuanto allf exponfa ?
Probado pcT los p~erjudicsdos On
dieha bAnearrt ts, que el qusbrado
ocultsba bienes, y hatfa jurado en-
fAlso? - ~
1Aquella cuenta separada que al
q~nsbrado, lleyAba CON otra easa de
eomercio, y que 6 pesicion del abo.
gado que representAba 6 los aeree.
dorss, ne ordsn6 por 81 jack Rl re-
presentante de 10 casa aludiaa, com.
psrsciese ante ell Tribunal, CON ell
libro en- oil que 90 lleva In euenta
llamads asi ssparAda, y euyo repre-.
sentante, se o2uso 6 que ne exami.
Lasa 10 cusnta disha?
lCuanto dinero hAbia en- dieha
cusnta, y de qaien?
90 aien psga los vidros rotos?
preguntan los perjudieAdos.
A go grave es este, pero es YER
dad como 10 luz del dis que SON he
ehos y no hay nscesiaAA de pruebA.
Silen ciAmos por ahora oil resto de
10 que en- ests Asunto 10 e~neierra.
Alguisn paeae svitsr hoy, l&s con-
sscuencias que este puaiers traar, y
haesmos una aelarAci6n: qas los In.
tervaloa de temp en- este case, oil
SON lar gos dan an reaultado contra
producents; y si faera necesArio pom
dr6mos de manifesto anita ID fsz del
msndo, los misterios que oil parecsr
do alguieu, pudiera quedar envaelto,
no intersses aolaments, algo mae,
dsrachos muy aagrados qua est&n
Dor encima de IL voluntas de los
hombres. d D
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0ficinaS del director
de Females
San Juan, JUNO IL de 1903.

SGA OA0u9 OOu4O AZ A9 4OOOs
Proposieiouss bSjo pliego cerradc
por duplieado, para Ell suministro dc
alimentos & los presos del Preside
Departmental = de las e&rcalsa dc
San Juan, Ponce. Msyag q ~, Hums
Gao, Areeibo y campamentos de con
hnados en- las ear eteras de Huma'
CSC & Yabucoa y Jayaya & Ponce &c
Admitir&n en- ssta ofcins, hasta las
DEE de Ia msnsna del dia % de ia
MO, en- euya fechay nora Sc ADRIAN
en- Idolico las proposicionss.
Cada poator depositA,& en- 10 cf;
Gina del Director de Prisiones an
check certifioAdo por 10 cantidad de
5000 como hsnxa provisional, cuya
suma sar& dsvuelts 6 los no agra
ciados.
La gAr&ntia defnitivA 8 hanzs pa.
RI responder oil cumplimiento do
euslquiera de los contratos serk de-
$4,000 para sl Presidio, de $500 90
para las c&reslss de San Juan y Pom
ee. de 5000 90 para 10 de Humaeao,
MAyagt1ez y esmpamentcs de conf
nados y $4,000 para Aresibo. Y
ests sauna en- Elective 6 en- un check
10 serA sxigiaa nj poster agraciado.
FL Director se rassrva al derecho
de rechazRr caa'q sisra 6 todAs las
proposiciones.
Las proposiciones ser&n hrmsaas
por el postor, sc harsh ibsjo plisgo
eerrAdo y 50 diri9irk1 nj Director
CON las i~ndieaeionss siguiantes:
sProposiciones para al suministro
de alimsntos para los presses de-.
para ell ado econ6mico qve venee en-
30 de JUNO de 1904.
SubastA que se celebrate 6 las
aiex de 10 nj d ana del dia 25 de ia.
MO de 1903.
Otros informea & mas de estos ea
poar6n obtsner en- In ofoinA in
dicAda.
III Director, M0nimtaoL uzuna7is.
10 v. 9.
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BESIDE Italia
La pr6xima vista de
se. Loubet
AgitaCi6l en- ell Vaticano
Senor Direstor:

Sanor Direetor:
I'll anunOio oheisl de que Ell Rey
Victor Manuel hSrk ana vista n
Presidente de 10 Franeia, y de que
sata vista serA disuelta por eli Pre-.
sidente Loabet, hA produeido eonsi.
derAble impression en- el Vatieano,
donde ha eaido 10 notieiA como una
bomba.
PreCisa tsner en- cusnta que, de
r~aalixars6 estos proyectados visies,
al Presidente Loubet sor6 ell primer
1efe dc una naei6n eatoiiea que en-.
tra en- Roma desde IL cAida del DO.
der temporal. La Santa Sede, DO.
niendo en- iuego toda clase de in q aen
ciRs. hA logrado hAsta aquf i'm.
pedir que Monarca Alguno cat6lico
visite 81 Quirinal. RI Presidente
Loubet ssrA Of primero On quebran'
tAr 10 que hAstA hoy ne hR visto en-
Coma como reRla Understandable,
y on todAs parties no se habla sino
DO como rscibir& Ell Papa Loubet,
aobre TODD On los momentos aetuales
sni que On FfAncia ss debate ls1gran
question rsligiosa, de que no sale 10
iglesia muy bien librAda que d.
gAmoe.
En- 81 VaticAdo existsn opinionsB
enGontradas. El elemento radical
pr0tende que 30 nieGae entrada &
Loubet; psro les mas liberales pro-
curAn armoni3ar, buacAnac el medic
DO Arrsglar todas las difsrenciss sin
, dstrim euto del prsstigio de 10 Santa
Sede. Estos 6.timom arRuyen cue
10 prohibition de vsnir 6 Roma ao.
No re 7a para con los Monareas cato.
slicos yno para los Preaidentss de los
ReL GblicAs que pusdan no ser cato.
lieos aunqu0 @sta SEA IL religion del
pals euyos destinos rigen.
En- los cfreulos politicos sc da i'm.
portAnciA inm0" 81 6 IL anunciada
vista de- Victor Manuel 4 M. Loubet;
vista que 90 c~onsidera an gran
triunfo diplomGtico del EmbSiador
de FfAnciA ON est& eiudAd, cuyaB
han bi1o las gestiones todas para
alcAnSar squel I'm.
Y como pArece que estAmos en-
6pocA dc visit&n raAl0s, visitas que
suIgen dc cuAndo en- euando G name
n de spiiemias mas 6 msnos costo'
HAs para el pueblo que ca ell verdAda.
49, k@09AO VAC AVE 4VBut jOwI V40bOG
Manuel hA dirigido an mensage nj
Rey Eduardo de IpglaterrA mani.
testAndclo que con hartA pana ten.
ORA qne dsaistir de ga proysctAdo
viAje & Londres este verano. ap'a.
xAndo In vista para el mes de M.
yiembre, cuAndo poArA AcompsfAr n.
le IL Regina Elena.
Loubet. por otra parte, llegMGG
10 soberbiA y LIBERALIZATION, ell dis
6 dc Julio, CON el cbjsto de AAvolver
Las A~tenciones de e tusrdo VII. Els
tara elf solo tres dias , "a hospaaa
RI en- sl PAlaoio de San jaime, como
htsspeds especial de 8 M B.
Caalquier busu die me decide {
hacer una vista a Vi. mi buen
Director.
Suyo aftmo.
CdViglo
n--.A q l. T-- -
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Clreleville, OHIO Junio 6 do 1908
Mr. Francisco Points. San Juar
Porto Rico.
Qaesido amigo: He pensado anne
nuao eseribir D usted CON Ell objstc
do indsg&r aeerea de si les agrads
81 situaci6n y como Va 6 ustedes COR
Ell gobisrno amsricano. Por supuss,
to no es 10 mismo 10 vida en- este
pals aOnde las e0sas sstkn affair z saaa
y hay estabilidad an las inatitueionea
y manera de hacer negocios. que On
Puerto Rico, donde acknowledgements
no puede verse cato ahora.
Ua cambio tan repsntiuo como Ia
experimental 0sa isla tenfa que
cAusar consider able oposici6n.
Gensralmente hablando nae gusta-
TIA saber 10 que nstea y sus amigos
pisnsan aserca dal cRmbio, y futuro
porvsnir de 10 isls bsjo nusstro 60.
bierno,
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eAmbios Be han hecho con respecto
& las eacuelas rtblieRs; que efscto
hA heeho nuestro sistemR, sobre el
antique que tsnfan.
jHsy muchos mas ninos asistiendo
6 las skcuslas que antariormente?
LIE gustA al pueblo nuestro siatema
de educaci6n, y tisns, 81 mismo int.
res en- aprender maestro idioma?
GQa6 d%iferencia hay entire las con.
tr-Duciones actuales y las antsriorea?
lQae eAmbio, .si % que algano 90
hA vsrlfcaao, hay respegto & alcAn-
tArtllaaos y estado de sandal, en-
toda L. isla?
sJAparece algdn ade.anto mareaao
en- Las contrueciones?
Use aproveehs 81 pueblo en- A'gda
gr&ao de los aaelantos De este pals?
HAY muehos ferrocarriles de vapor
y el6ctricos?
sHay muehRs fkbricAs levantadaA?
mo han sido estableeidas an esq
smpresas diforentss & las que tenfan
antes dc ahorA?
lQu6 le parece & 10 genie que to-
MIA antss el m&nejo de IL Isia (los
espsnoles) nuestrcs m6todoa? lEs.
tan eilos cambiando sl modo de hf-
Ger negocios?
iQa6 dicsH sus vieios amigos 10
usted y hombres de negocio, aeereA
del eambio de soberanfA?
HAY muehos amerieanos en- esa
islA? IY&hseen buenos snegociok?
lHA aumentAdo el valor Vae las pro.
pisdades del campo y c~iR&aassp 81
hay alguna differences, ID que 10
atrihuyen ustedesf
Ahora que le hs hecho tantas pre-.
guntAs 10 que & no audag qusle q
qusrira algta temp, dasearfa obts.
mex ga opinion dssAp&sionada y con
"a psrmiso 10 hare publican on los
peri6aicos de aqsf.
listed tiene muchos amigos en- ss.
IT, ppblaeioa y ellos teudrAn mueho
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