davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
BRISTOW RESIGNS
HIS JOB IN ANGER
Felt AS Though He Had Been
Snubbed BY Wynne.
PRESIDENT ewEs HIM NEW JOB
Mr.. sristow Took oTense at the Re-
cent Order Of the Postmaster Gensr.
al in Regard TO Postoffies lnspee.
tOrs-osher Capital News.

Washington, Jan. i6,-Joseph L,
Brlstow fourth assistant postmaster
general has rendered to the president
his resignation as an officer Of the
postal service, to take eilcct on the
goth instant.
By an executive order issued late
this afternoon. President Roosevelt
designated Mr.. Bristow os special
commissioner to make an investigation
into the present trade conditions and
freight rates between the Atlantic
coasts and between the west coast OF
South America and Europe and to de
termlne the best policy OF managing
the Panama railroad,
Mr.. Brlstow regarded The issuance
Of the order of transfer 81 the division
as reflection upon him That the
order as TO the inspectors division was
not issued with the idea of humlllat
Ing Mr. Brlstow IS evidenced BY the
presidents action today
IN the HOUSE.
When the house met Today Mr. Gil
lotte. Of Massachusetts. ra;ed The res
oluiion inquiry relative 10 the pollti
cal activity on the part Of the letter
carriers raised by Sir Hearst Hc
asked that me house agree 60 The ros
olutlon explaining that Z, called on The
president ana postmasie general Sos
information The flsuluuun wa
agreed 90
on motion - SIR snloway the
house took up The consideration o.
the private pension bils that bena
tie regular order, for the day
FIRST bin was TO correct a ml.nary rec
ord.
MI Maddox (GaD instituted a close
Inquiry into the Gaze which Nf Lou
denschlaeer lN 30 eudeayured TO an
swcr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
IN the Senate

AT tho beginning ID toGay's session
Nh Dubois Introduced an amendment
TO the joint statehood 5lil prohibiting
the practice or oucoufagemrnl Of po-
lygamy ln tho proposed states Of Okla.
homa and Arizona.
The Philippine railroad bul eaa
sent 10 conference Eith Nessrs. l.odse,
Hale and Cuiberfou as c0aioreea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
TEAMSHIPS.
cOMPAGNEE eEEEPELE

French Line. New York to Paris, six Days
SailinEs Every Thursday at 10 q. ~
La Bretagne- July % La Gascogne- Aug. 10
La Lorraine-July y La Bretagne- Aug Il
La Touraine- Aug STA SavOie-Aug. "A
New, modern, gigantic twin-screw and
express steamers, naval officers man
Of-war discipline. Company's vestibuied
trains. Havre-Paris, : hours. Profession
ers.
Il. A BENTON. Agent y. & r. c. 4. r..
10S West Second South s.
L. J. KEYES, Agent Oregon Short Line,
POI Main St..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
Local Briefs.

wyIMPLEMENr COMPANY
Cies Of incorporation were filed Yesterday
IN the OFFICE of the secretary of state BY
the Rlchfleld Implement company. which
OF the par value of 500 Der share The
lncOrpora tors are NJ. 3. whitney H. s.
HutChlnS, .. NJ. Forbes William n Seee-
miller. Martin Johnson and others.
COMPLAINT NOT ISSI-ED-Fo,,r resi-
dents OF Murray. Willard PixtOn C. NJ.
spencer. Alexander Lee and g. r. Wright.
called on Assistant County Attorney vii
land Hanson yesterday and asked him 10
issue a criminal complaint against the
manager OF the Highland Boy smelter.
whom they accused of deliberately main
tanning nuisance. The complaint was
not issued, Mr.. Hanson telling the men
VINO wanted II that he would think about
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
MENTAL ACTIVITY
/. Greatly Improved by Leaving Off
Coffee.

Coffee.
The manager of an extensive cream
cry IN Wisconsin states that while
a regular coffee drinkeT, ne found it
Injurious to his health and 4 hindrance
to the performance OF his business du-
tics.
n cannot say he continues. that I
ever used coffee to excess. but / know
that il did me harm, especially during
the past few years.
1T impaired my digestion. gave me
a distressing seTse of fuIIness in the
region of the stomach. causing most
painful and disquieting palpitation of
the heart, and what is worse, il mud
died my mental faculties so asfto Sc
riously injure my business efficiency.
Il concluded. about eight months ago,
that something would have to be done
i quit the use of the old kind Of coffee.
short off. and began to drink Postum
Food Coffee The cook didn't make
il right at first-she didn't boil it long
enough. and I did not find it palatable
and quit using it and went back To the
old kind of coffee and to the stomach
trouble again Then my wife took
the matters in hand. and by following
the directions on the box faithfully
she had me drinking Postum for
several days before I knew it. When I
happened to remark that 1 was feeling
much, better than ] had for a long time
she told me that / had been drinking
Postum, and that accounted for il. Now
We have no other kind of coffee on our
table.
My digestion has been Derfectlv
restored and with this IMPROVEMENT
has come relief from the oppressive
sense of fullness and palpitation of the
heart that used to bother me so. and
note such gain in mental strength
and acuteness that I can attend to my
office work with ease and pleasure
and without making mistakes so an
noying to me while / was using the old
kind OF coffee
Postum Food Coffee is the greatest
table drink of the times, in my humble
estimation Name given by Postum
Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
There's q reason.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
RAIN BREAKS HEAT.
Throws temperature Down From
Ninety-Six Degrees.

\ few minutes rain which began about
BOZ III the afternoon, helped TO temper
the atmosphere 10 the perspiring citizens
Of Salt Lake City yesterday The rain
followed another day that came close
TO the seasons heat record
The temperature reached is highest
point. 30 DEGREES. about > o'clock 1t
dropped "A few degrees later and reached
the comfortable stage during and imrue-
diately following the shower. Cooling
breeZes- endured early in the evening. but
later the air again became quite op-
pressive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27

From now until August l. / win make
my $500 platinums for Sc co. This is a
genuine bargain and expires July 81.
Chase, Photographed. So w End So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
Time Table
IN EFFECT
JUNE |, 1905
:TsHT
ARRIVE.

AhhAN
No. @From Ogden. Chicago.
S S%2s sno s. BsnI kqols, Kansas Sis a 81
Nc Suite Fs cn8 s 9gdfR P9SFtsnd $50
N &e SEsG S0iS 9gden and inter 9:S8 n
No. i2-FTom ogden, Cache
p paIlfy and .. intermediate II:45 an
St Louis. Kansas CITY,
P Rm45n; Denver '.r... and 1.... San Espm
san SALLY iia Baists; Portland and 7:4e n
DEPART.
S Sf4$ ga s. Ps fSsf: .. ks6sa: 7IOam
5sP$sa sSa B B559sseo and IN 1880 N
chicago, Denver. Kansas
et.eit st Louis. Louis ' and San lao p N
Ne ley and nt 9gas3 Gee 6Sn Ms 4B pm
No 3-FOr ogden, Denver,
E KsHsas and fi E7SieS o58aha, St 6:s5
No. s-For Ogden. cache Val
ley, Butte, Helena, Portland
a sSa arp p0iass .. and inter lI:5 pm
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER.
Traffic Manager.
D. E BURLEY,
6. P. & + A
d. s. SPENCER,
A G. P & T -
City Ticket office 20l Main street.
Telephone $50.
Note.-The train numbers shown above
are oregon Short Line train numbers and
do not apply 10 the Southern Pacific west
of ogden. o. the Union Pacific east
thereof
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
DEPART DAILY
EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST. 1895.

DEPART DAILY
From Oregon Short Line Depot,
Salt Lake City
No 5-For Stockton and Tintic 7.I5 m
District ------ -------- ---------- a'1O - "a
No. 53-FOr Provo AIercur,
Nanti and points on sanpete 500 a m
NJ Lynn S1l-F 5. Provo. Ne I. and 500 p N
Ne fermed E95 L Pof Angees and In $3.50 m
No 55-FOr Nephi and interme-E "a - m
date Points --.------ ------.-..-A h'VV 4 u
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. From Los Angeles and 6.1a , -.
intermediate Points ..---..-..-- VsJV q All
No. 52-F'rOm Lynn. Provo and O.SA n -,
intermediate Points .--.-..-.. IsJU q iii
No. 56-FrOm ManU. Nephi and LA - -,
intermediate Points -.---.----- Low Y III
M fntsrn FEGm H P6infs Provo and $40
No. 6-FrOm Tintic District and 6.f0 - ~,
intermediate Points .-.......... 0'OV III
Standard Pullman Service Daily Be
tween Salt Lake Milford CaIiente Las
Vegas and Los Angeles.
Direct Stage Connection for all Mining,
Districts in Southern Utah and Nevada
including BullfrOg.
City Ticket office, No. II W Second
South Street Telephones 1886
z. w. GILLETT.
General Passenger Agent
J. L MOORE,
District Passenger Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-27
Have Your Piano Tune

Have Your Piano Tuned.
We employ only experts. Clayton
Music Co, 109 Main.
Or. {. M. Keysor's Method of Filling
teeth is painless. To- Main street, Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones 3. 1120-K Ind III
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28
County Board Proceedings.

|
The following are the minutes Of the
| proceedings OF the annual meeting of
the Board OF Supervisors of Iron County
Michigan. held in the Supervisor Office
in the Court House. In the City Of
Crystal Falls. on Monday, the 9th day
OF October, A. ID. 1908
The meeting was called 10 order at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon by W. J.
Richards. chairman. with the follow
| ing members present W. j. Richards.
W. II. Jobe. Arvid Bjork. Charley
. Olson. Johp J. Lyons, Zebina Me-
. CoIman. wiiiMm Trebilcock. William
ca and James p. Edwards.
A8kspt. III. J. McLaren and Al
| Charop.
The minutes of the last meeting were
| read and approved.
IL was moved by Aryid Bjork and
seconded by w II. Jobe. that the
1 chairman appoint one committee on
Equalization, Taxation, Apportion-
nent aud Charged back taxes and one
|td.<mittee on County Officers Reports
AMI accounts, said committees TO con
| sist Of three members each Motion
| carried
The chair appointed w n Johe.
| William TrebilcocE and Charley Olson
as committee on Equalization. Taxa
ton. Apportionment and Charged back
taxes and Arvid Bjork. II j McLaren
and Zebina McCclman az committee
on County Officers reports and ac-
counts.
On motion the Board adjourned until
nine o'clock a. IN Tuesday October
| 10th 1905, in order TO give the above
committees time to make their reports.
w. J. Richards. John Wall.
Chairman. Clerk.
Tuesday October 10th, 1906, nine
o clock a. m, Board met pursuant "a
adjournment. the meeting was called
20 order by w. J. Richards. chairman.
with all members present The com
mittees on Equalization. Taxation.
Apportionment and Charged. back -tares
and County Officers reports and &C
counts not being ready 10 report. on
motion. the Board adjourned until one
| o'clock p. m.
W. J. Richards, John Wall.
Chairman. Clerk
One o'clock y. m, met pursuant u
adjournment. the meeting was called
TO order by W. J. Richards. chairman.
with the following members present
W. J. Richards. Charley Olson. II. J.
McLaren. William Textbook. Arvid
Bjork, William Carlson, James p. Ed.
wards. Al Charon and Zebina Nc.
| Colman Absent John J. Lyons
The committee on Equalization made
their report to the Board ana on motion
the same was accepted.
The chairman of the committee ON
" nation reported to the Board that
a the members OF his committee had in
structed him to introduce the follow.
ing resolution which he accordingly
did and IL was seconded by Arvid
Biork
Whereas. We. the Board of Super
visors OF Iron County, Michigan, in
regular annual meeting assembled, al
the Supervisors Office In the Court
House in the City Of Crystal Falls In
said County on the 10th day OF October
a. d., nineteen hundred i've. have ex-
amined the assessment rolls Of the
several townships and city OF said
county for the year 1905, There being
but one city in said County, which
said city Is governed in matters OF
taxation by the provisions of Act. No.
2i5 of the Public Acts OF 1895, az
amended. and have found the assess.
ments therein. IA finally passed upon
by the several Boards Of Review In said
county 10 be as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

Roll called on the adoption of the
above resolution as follows Charley
Olson. yes H. j. McLaren.. yes ;
William Trebilcock. yes Arvid Bjork,
yes w. II. Jobe. yes; William Carlson,
yes; James p Edwards, yes Al
Charon. yes Zebina McColman. not
voting W. J. Richards. yes Adopted
The chairman of the committee on
county taxes reported 10 the board that
his committee had instructed him 10
introduce the Following resolution
BE IT ERsLOyED, BY the board Of
Supervisors Of the County Of Iron, in
regular annual meeting assembled IN
the Supervisors office IN the Court
House in the CITY Of Crystal Falls. in
said county, on the tenth day OF
October. A. D., nineteen hundred five,
that the following amounts of money
be raised by tax upon all the taxable
property in said county for county
purposes In the year 1905
Circuit Court Expenses s 10000
Contingent Expenses 10000 90
Bonds and Interest 2OOO 90
County Poor 5000 90
Repsir of Public Buildings 1000 90
Officers Salaries 1900 OO
Total County Taxes $4,000. 90
The above resolution was according
ly offered by William Carlson, who
moved it's adoption and was seconded
by w. II. Jobe.
Roll called on the above resolution
"a follows: Charley Olson, yes; II. j.
McLaren, yes; william Trebilcock,
yea Arvid Bjork. yes; w. II. Jobe.
yes William Carlson. yes; James r.
Edwards, yes Al Charon, yes; Zebins
McColmsn. yes w. j. Richards, yes
Resolution adopted.
The following resolution WAS offered
by w. II. lobe, chairman OF the com
mittee on Apportionment who moved
its adoption and was seconded by
Charley Olson.
WHEREAS. The Auditor General Of
the State of Michigan has certified the
amount of state taxes apportioned TO
Iron County in the year 1905 TO be
$1i7l2 80. and
WHEREAS, The amount of money
20 be raised by tax for County Road
purposes In Iron County in the year
1895 has been determined by the Board
of County Road Commissioners, &C
cording TO law, to be- $9032. CO. which
determination has been laid before
this Board by the County Clerk, and,
WHEREAS. This Board has ascer-
tanned and determined the amount Of
money 60 be raised by tax county pur-
poses in Iron County, in the year 1905
70 be $50. 900 90, and,
WHEREAS. The several townships
and city clerks OF the several TOWNSHIP s
and city in Iron County have caused 10
be filed in the Office Of the County
Clerk statements and certificates
authorizing and direc ting moneys to
be raised in said townships and city.
by taxation, for township. city. school.
highway, poor and other purposes, In
the year 1905. in amounts. respectively.
as follows:
Atkinson Township.
Contingent fund tar 1000 0C
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

And. whereas, after an examination
Of said several assessment rolls for the
,laspose OF ascertaining whether the
elative valuation of the real property
in the respectiv We townships and city
in said county has been equally and
uniformly csti mated, we deem said
real property valuations TO be relative
~ unequal therefore.
BE 1T RESOLVED. BY the Board OF
Supervisors Of Iron County. in session
alA,orusaid. that the real property
va rons in the several townships and
cifT7n Iron County for tho year 1905
be and the same are hereby equalized
by adding 10 and deducting from the
several valuations of real property in
the several townships and city OF said
county. respectively, such amounts as
are indicated in the table hereunto
subjoned. And we do hereby de-
termine the aggregate valuations OF
the taxable real aud personal property
Of the several townships and city In
aid county. respectively. to Be ~ In
dicated in said subjoined table
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

County Road tax 1871. 0S
County tax 1924. 81
Contingent fund tax 200. 90
Judgment tax s4i3.5l
Highway tar 2s6e. 95
Special highway tax i4l15o
Poor fund tax 500. 90
School tax 1885. 90
One Mill tax 4el. 81
Total taxes 3l10i %
AIastodon Township.
state tax s 1913. %
County Road tax $40. 7s
County tax 1881. 10
Contingent fund tax 100. 90
Highway tax 1851. 40
Poor fund tax 200. 90
School tax 2O0O. 90
One Mill tax 26S. 80
Total taxes 1886 20
City of Crystal Falls.
State tax = 1905. 20
County Road tax 1919
County tax 1923. 80
School tax $4,000. 90
General city tax i0iO0. 90
Total taxes 3l4S2. 20
Roll called on the above resolution as
follows: Charley Olson. yes: II. j.
McLaren. yes William Trebilcock.
yes Arvid Bjork. yes; w. II. Jobe,
yes William Carlson. yes; James p.
Edwards yes Al Charon, yes Zebina
McColman. yes; w. j. Richards. yes.
Resolution adotped.
The chairman OF the committee on
County officers reports and accounts
made the following report to the
Board
To the Board Of Supervisors:
Your committee on County Officers
Accounts and Reports have obtained
and examined the reports Of the Clerk,
Treasurer. Poor Commissioners, Road
Commissioners. Mine Inspector and
Game Warden and recommend that
they be accepted subject, as TO the cor
rectness TO the expert Accountant s
examination and that the several re-
ports be recorded on the minutes with
the exception OF the report of the Game
Warden
Arvid Bjork.
Zebina McColman
Moved by William Trebilcock and
seconded by AL Charon, that the above
report be accepted Carried
The Clerk read the following reports
10 the Board
To the Honorable Board OF Super
visors Of Iron County, Michigan.
Gentlemen
The following is the annual report
Of the Board of County Roard Com
missioners from October first. 1904 10
September 3Oth, 1905.
We have at the present time seventy
miles of highways in the County Road
system. OF which we have graded and
repaired about sixty-three miles. the
present year. I'VE are now cutting
and stumping the other seven miles
we nave sx toJ bridges Ia the
County Road system five (5) iron and
onc ~ "oouon' WHICH "ro MI IN Booo
repair.
Inc expenditure Tor iaoor ecc'' ioi
'"o p'
'o"'' 80 1875 ~
-" -, -"
- 49, -
~ =
49, 80 =.
-
"' - ~ ~
800. 80.
-, ~ NJ
- 80 :,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

highway TAX iOW.VV
Poor fund tax 200 90
School tax 1900 90
Aggregate amount 5000. %
Mastodon Township.
Contingent fund tax : 1900 90
Highway tax 1851. 40
Poor fund tax goo. 90
School tax 1000 90
Aggregate amount ASH 10
Iron River Township
Contingent fund tax s 700 90
Judgment tax le43. 81
Highway tax 1852 %
Poor fund tax 500. 90
Special highway tax i4ii.50
School tax, As certified by
Board 81 Edncationl ;4335 %
Aggregate amount 2li50.O5
Stambaugh Township
Contingent fund tax : 1000. 90
Bridge tax 479. 90
Highway tax 1906. 40
Poor fund tax 1000. 90
School tax. tAs certified by
Board OF Educstion 1870 90
Aggregate amount 1914. 40
City of Crystal Falls.
General city tax $1,000. 0O
School tax $4,000. 90
Aggregate amount s4io0 90
Now. Therefore. BE IL Resolved. BY
the Board OF Supervisors OF Iron
County. Michigan. in regular annual
meeting assembled at the Supervisors
Office in the Court House in the City
OF Crystal Falls. in said County. on
the tenth day of October. A. d..
nineteen hundred live. that the said
amounts of State. County road and
County taxes. respectively. be and
they are hereby apportioned among the
several townships and City in Iron
County, in proportion TO the valuations
of the taxable property therein, real
and personal. as determined by this
Board for the year 1908 and that the
respective apportioned amounts OF
money. together with the several a
mounts of money proposed 10 be raised
for township. city, school. highway.
poor and other purposes in the several
townships and city in said county, and
the one mill tax, respectively, be
spread upon the assessment rolls OF
the several townships and city in Iron
County for the year 1905, as follows,
10 wit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-10-28

To the Honorable Board Of Super
visors OF Iron County. state OF
Michigan.
Gentlemen -;
have the honor to submit herewith
my annual report for the year ending
Sept. 30 1905.
During the year there have been in
operation in this county the following
named mines employing the average
number Of men given as follows;
Bristol. i27 Beta, go; Baltic, 1875
Section 10, 10; Riverton, 90; Great
Western. 2i4; Doher. 75 Crystal Falls.
ii5: Hemlock. 1870 Michigan. rs;
Tobin. l75: Mansfield . months. Is
3 months ll9 Dunn. a. Lamont 100;
Fairbanks working 4 months average
90.
The average number OF men employ
ed during the year Is iilG. There are
two explorations OF Section ~ and the
Fairbanks.
Sixteen fatal accidents occurred this
year as follows;
No. !.
A fatal accident occurred mt the Tobin
mine Oct. 10Th 1906 about $50 p. m.
Matt Jyllia miner was instantly
killed by falling down the shaft
Sam Mack went TO place some drills
In the skip and unknown 10 him one
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
Valmoutiers, % Abril.

assss de CourtsAsuss Hadrs de Alets eaba snferma
desds hace mucho tempo.
Un tssgramA rssxpaen tardfamente 3esae Paris
me anunsia nuers Ire Vsravis No psedo adslaus
tsnar u. mi hs L. tnica sueda aqueI
% mis aBeiana tie ssfsritl de Varave Mi kia Va
csmnr dz psedo abandon.ra cuasdos de srvien
hs Estoy reusto atrslrmsla para educars mi do para
msera en- su eolego de Paris Consultare
sysdarG soportsr nuAhu esua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
ANUNC|0 De SUBASTA

La Junta Escolar dc este pueblo,
acord6 sacar 4 pdblica sdbasta sl tra.
bsjo de desmonte de la cslle frente al
edifcio escuela, cerca de la parcela
de terreno que comprends la propiedad
del pueblo de Puerto Rico en- donde
situado cl mismo. A este efecto SO Sc
n f,lA el dfa y del corriente 4 las dos
de su tarde para el acto del remste
que tendra l"gar en- II salon de sa,io
nes de esta Junta.
Los pliegos de condolences dem ( 8
dstos SO pod 40 suminstrar por Sc
cretaria. donde Sc encuentran de mani
tiesto.
Yabucoa, S bre II de 1905. L j.
MARTORELL. Spcretario. ) " 8,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
Vslnoutiers, ~ Abril.

10 ecmbo tan complete b, periment,do ell mupdo dp,de
mi DfaDcia d'de mi uveDtud Q1e aombrosa tranfor
m'c6p ttmD' Ia sufrido Ell medic moral sue repi
ramos E'6hmos eptoDcss impregnados de IA idea De
de Dos de un III lu.to pero kanevoo pasrna Vvflmos
blo sus oiof hs las oios de PADRE re,peo
con conhanSI Nus aeutamos soseBos presncl inv
uole peTo carts lie hsbSbsmos pArecta que
eataba Ahora sentmos solos como absndonados en- ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
AdminIIracidn De ancas urbanas

E que suscrtbe Acepta eu admins
traciou 6Dcss que radiquen en- San
Juan y Santurca g garantizsndo al pago
al rentista Propietario CD San Juau.
Referencias Tesorero del Banco
Popular, Vice Pie. de Ia Liga de Pro
pietarios.
JOSE MARIA CARRRRO.
Luna rs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25

q los respect m ep
eompdr eAda h
Q
oSEGRRA. Sui bcoeco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-25
Varaville, n Abril.

'.Un nssante minute. aausa hsbihci6n donde me
eDce6 sonbra de h pobe mues oeurr6ssms IN pen.
nento a.rribs pero 10 dseche seguda suehe
oco. II he aqui que asue sueho ese realdad
Escrbir6 esto... lSfl Lo eserbir6 Debe haeerIo
pues de'de este nnt este daro aeersmente eomenzado
es IN tss'neno 81 lego nor precise cue este mcreo
70 muers eonmigo s nseao eeue couocmento de los
protecores ntures de mi h No s6o e.tban en- eo ans in
tereses. sino tambsn su vida.
He aqui ls hs pasado Avimdo deu,.iado tarde no
ne eRsdo tempo de cumpr los dmos dsberes ss6oA
de Courtehsus La mls haba aispersslo va Selo he
encoHtrado ,qut hrm,no de Alicia Gsrdo de Ccursheu
hoy cptsn de fgs L. he ssmuseado les proyscos que
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