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TO HONOR Mr.. CHOATE.

London, Feb 7. - Ambassador
Choate has accepted cordial invita-
ton by the Lord Mayor of London to
meet representative company at a
farewell banquet at the Mansion
House. The date has not yet been
fixed, but the affair will probably be
held few weeks prior to Mr.. Choate's
retirement.
In 1880 Minister Phelps was SINH
larly entertained on his retirement by
Sir James Whitehead, when Lord
Mayor, and in 1897 Sir George Faude
Phillips, as Lord Mayor, received Mr.
Bayard, who was the first ambassador
from the United States, at like
entertainment on his leaving the EN-.
bassy.
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PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATORS.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. There was
IA gratifying attendance today ait
the opening OF the fifteenth annual
convention Of the Department OF
County and Borough Superintefdents
of the Pennsylvania State. Education
al Association. Those present include
county superintendeilts, normal school
principals, high school principals,
principals of graded schools and school
directors. President William w. Ru-
pert, of Pottstown, called the gather
ing TO order and delivered the opening
address. Oother features of the days
programme were addresses by Presi-
dent j. Ell. Harris of Bucknell Univer-
sity and Superintendent n. X. BIZ
rehle OF Lancaster, and a report from
the committee on course of Study. The
convention will continue. over tomor-
row s'S6 st9
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MASTER PAINTERS.

Milwaukee, Feb. 7.--Thc twenty FIRST
annual convention OF the international
Association Of Master House Painters
and Decorators of the United States
and Canada began here today with be-
tween 200 and 800 delegates. President
John Dewar Of Pittsburg called the
gathering TO order. William Z. Wall
5of Someryillc, Mass, the secretary, in
his annual report, noted that local as
sociations had been organized in a
large number of cities during the year
and that the affairs OF tho association
were in 4 hourishing condition. The
convention will be in session until the
end Of the week.
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NEW YORK GRANGE.

Ogdensburg, N II, Feb. - The
New York Grange assembled here to-
day in thirty second annual convention,
to remain in session for three days.
The programme is The best ever pre-
pared for meeting OF the association
Among the notable features will be
addresses BY Worthy National Master
Aaron Jones Of Indiana, Gov Charles
d Bell of Vermont, Gov. Nathan j.
Bacheldcr Of New Hampshire, and
Prof. Liberty III. Bailey, dean .of Cor
nell Agricultural College.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-02-07
Strike Grows Worse
in Russian Poland
Some Of the Factories Opened This
Morning, But Few Work
men Appeared.
Many Of the Places May Be
Closed indefinitely and the
Men Paid OIL.

LODI. Feb. 7.The factories were OPP
e1ed today but scarcely any Workrnerl
appeared. The situation seems TO be
getting worse and a critical time is ex-
pected Feb 9, when some of the largest
manufacturers have decided to pay en-
ployes the balance Of their wages and
close the factories indefinitely The
strikers arc becoming more aggressive,
having entered one mill and destroyed
the machinery.
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THE LAND FOR
The CAPITOL
THERE ARB $4,000 e.
ACRES FOR THE BUILDING
There Is No Restriction as to the
Minimum Price for These Lands :
Poison Sales Allowed by House Bin
~ Seems Unjust.

Bismarck, N. d., Feb. 7.There
seems to be quite divergence 81 opin-
ion iii regard to the amount OF land
belonging to the capitol fund. Sec. II
Eof the enabling act OF the state grant
led fifty sections Of unappropriated
public land for the purpose ssof erect
ing buildings at the capital Of the state
-for legislative, executive and judicial
purposes In addition to this sec
tion ~ OF the same act granted 10000
acres for public buildings at the capi-
tai Of the state. The fifty sections of
land mentioned first would be $4,000
acres, making total of $1,000 acres
set aside Tor this purpose The re-
striction thrown around The, lands for
educational purposes--that they were
not to be sold for less than $Io per
acre was not specified in the case of
these lands for the capitol The Little
bill provides that the funds for build
ing the structure must be derived from
the sale of these lands, and that war
rants may be issued bearing not to ex-
coed per cent interest per year
against these sales, bit that the
amount Of these warrants shall not
exceed 100000 Ii is generally ex-
pected that p. Laxdal will be one
member of the capitol commission, and
HE will probably be the chairman Of
The board Every necessary restriction
|seerns to have been thrown around the
operations 81 the commission to pro-
|tect severy interest Of the state.
There seems to be much injustice iii
|laW DropOsed toA be placed on the
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PREACHERS DEATH.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. The cor
oners jury in the case Of Rev C. E.
Bentley of Lincoln, Neb. who died sud-
denly under mysterious circumstances in
q lodging house in this city last Satur-
day night, returned a verdict that the
deceased came to his death from heart
failure, Efforts of the police to find
the strange woman who was supposed
to have accompanied Bentley to his
room 10 the lodging house. have SO far
heen without result. ~ S
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SHE LOST
HER JEWELS
MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN h
WAS VICTIM or ROBBERS
Wife of Well Known Lnmberrnan
Lost q casket Of Jewels Valued at
200, Between the Hotel and
Train at Frisco.

San Francisco, Feb. just as E. M.
.Holbrook, wealthy ltimberman, and
his wife of Minneapolis, were about to
board the overland train for home, Mrs.
Holbrook discovered her casket contain
ing jewels, valued at $1,000, missing,
having disappeared on the way from
the hotel to the railroad. The police
were notified but the detectives have
not found the slightest clue.
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PREACHER SUICIDED.

u St. Louis, Mo-, Feb THE dead
body of Rev Martin Mcfarland, 68
years of age, was found hanging from
a rope in the basement of his home.
Mr.. Mcfarland had returned from a
visit to Granite Farm, near here. He
went in to the basement; tied one end
OF a rope to rafter the other round
his neck and jumped from a chair. He
had been dead only short time when
found. III healthis given as the cause
of his acts.
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MUST BEGIN
THEIR TERMS
MEN GUILTY OF POST0FFrcE
FRAUDS HEADED FOR PEN
They Were Surrendered Today by
Their Bondsmen and VIII Start for
the Government Prison In West Vir-
ginia to Complete Their Sentences.

Washington, Feb 7Machen and
two Groffs, convicted Of fraud in the
postofficc department, today were sur
rendered BY the bondsmeri and placed
in cells awaiting transportation 10 the
prison at Moundsville, w. Va.
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.HOCH WIFE'S
EXPERIENCES
ELGIN WOMAN RELATES
HER NARROW ESCAPE
Soon After Her Marriage ttocI Gave
Her Powders Which Nearly Sent
Her to the Great Beyond Medicine
Killed The Cat. o

Chicago. Feb. Mrs. Amelia Hocl
Of Elgin, Ill, said today that shortl,
after she married Johann Hoch, as
Ffoie. at Eigii, she was taken III after
taking 4 white powder given her i,
Hoch Her physician gave her sai
einetic and saved her life A part d
the powder was given to the cat, which
died shortly afterwards.
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SEEK PARDON IL
FOR \ WOMAN \.
MONSTER PETITION TO BE
PRESENTED TO THE BOARD
Fifty Thousand People VIII Ask That
Mercy Be Shown the Killer Of q
Brutal and Drunken Husband Who
Had Wrecked Her Life.

Reading, Pa, Feb. Letters from
all parts of the country continue to pour
in on Oliver Jentz, attorney for Mrs.
Kate Edwards, who is to be hanged
here Feb. I6 for the murder Of her
husband. 1t Is expected at the meeting
next week 10000 names will be signed
TO the petition asking for mercy for the
woman s 5s5
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NEBRASKA HARDWARE MEN,

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 7,-The Nebras-
ka Retail Hardware Dealers Associa-
ton assembled in annual convention
here today. The meeting is attended
BY upwards OF 200 of the leading hard
ware dealers of the state and the meet
ing promises to be one Of exceptional
interest to the trade.
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CABINET CAN ! QUIT.

Havana, Feb. The members Of the
cabinet having insisted upoi, resigiling,
President Palma indicated that he
would accept the designations, to take
effect upon tie installation of theI4
successors. 1T is expected that Seniors
Ortiz and Diaz, respectively secretary
Of state and justice and secretary of
public works and agriculture, viii be
reanpoiilted.
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BETTER POSTAL SERVICE.

Paris, Feb. Wv S. Shallenbargcr,
second assistant postmaster general Of
the United States and Mr.. Masten OF
the railroad division have completed
conference with the postal officials III
Paris and london which are expected
* inaHgurate iumher Of important
changes Il, the handling Of trans-A At
.lantic mails.
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JOE MANLEY DIED AT
HIS HOME in MAINE

Augusta, Me-, Feb. Joseph III.
Maniey, former chairman Of the ma.
tional executive committee OF the re-
publican party, died suddenly at his
home here today .st
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HEARST CASE UP AGAIN.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Argument.
were begun today before the Inter.
state Commerce Commission in the
case of w. R. Hearst against the an,
Ithracite coal carrying roads, involv.
ing allegations of excessive coal rates
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~ ttt 4N''3 , - - IS ssAf"2+gfE e-E-
TO CHANGE
: THE CAPITAL
THERE rs A NEW
DEAL I'm WISCONSIN
Movement to Change the Capital From
Madison to Oshkosh Seems to Be
Under Good fieadway- Committee
Appointed to Select Site.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 7.-In the sem
ate today a bill was introduced to
change the capitol OF the state from
Madison to Oshkosh and appoint
committee to select capitol site.
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IDENTITY OF THE
ASSASSIN ESTABLISHED

Helsi1gfors, Feb. The assassin of
Soisslon Soininen has been identified as
Karl Hohct,thal, formerly a student Of
the Imperial University here.
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.

Grafton, N. D., Feb. Mrs. CASH
el, wife of Hon. j. Is Cashal of this
place, who has been confined to- her
bed for three weeks with a severe cold
had the itlisfortusse 10 break al rib
during severe spell OF coughing.
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STILL
s.H|I'yERING 4 |
THE PEOPLE OF THE
HAWKHYE STATE SUFFER
Extreme Cold Prevails In Many Sec-
tons Of the State With the Temper
ature as Low as TwentyaSix This
Morning Ut Charles City.

Dcs MoiIies, Feb. 7-t was Fl be-
low zero here today and at Charles City
1T was 26o below. 55s
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
Sc ha exsgerado

Manifesto ell senior Larrinaga su
creencia de que el senior Todd habia
exagerado ell estado de la situaci6n,
puesto que 81 saba que ell nuevo escu-
do de Puerto Rico habia sido dibuiado
con gran precipitation por ell Gober-
nador Hunt 8 suS amigos, que era de
un todo evidente que el cambio habia
sido hecho por personals ignorantes de
las tradiciones heraldicas. Cree que
la controversial carece de importancia
en- uno otro sentido, pero que no
estaba conforme con ell senior Todd al
decir este que la reposici6n del escudo
original espafiol serla uu paso dado
hacia la desamericanizaci0 de la isla,
Sabe el bien, que el senior Post es
un hombre de grandes condiciones in
telectuales, que esta trabajando por
Puerto Rico y los puertorriquehos y
esta mas al corriente de las condiciones
de la iSla que ninguno de sus compa-
fieros.
FL senior Larrinaga expuso que
trabaiarfa durante la pr6xima session
del Congreso para conseguir que el
Consjo Executive de la isla fuera cleo
to por ell pueblo y no nombrado POI
ell Presidente de los Estados Cnidos
como acontece actualmente.
Cree el que es eminent nente JUS
to que ell primer Magistrate de la Ma
ci6n nombre los funcionarios ejecuti
vos, pero que ell Consejo que corespon
de a un Senado y es por 10 tanto III
cuerpo legislative, debe ser electo POI
ell pueblo. Actualmente con la lev Fo
raker la isla no es Estado, nj Terrific
] rio sino simplemente una possession.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
ADHESION Y PROTESTA

FL Cura Vicario y P$rrocos de
esta Vicarfa de Humacao nos adheri-
mos unimos nuestra protesta tam
bien q 10 expuesto y publicado por Ell
Nj. L Csbildo Catedral en- ell diario
LA DEMoCRACIA de Is de los corrien-
les, referente al Reverendisimo senior
Obispo de ests Di6cesis, doctor don
Jaime FL. Blerck. - Leoncio Garcia
Vale, Parroco de Humacao. Antonio
?. Ruiz, P6rroco dc Yabucoa, Amador
'ribai, Parrocn de Las piearas. Flo
reutino artinez, Psrroco lie Nsgua-
ho, Manuel Fernandez, parroco de
Ceiba. Felipe Cintr6n, Parroco d,
Fsiardo. Juan Tovan, Parroco d
Luquillo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
AL SENIOR FISCAL

Sc encuentra preso en- Rio-Pie-
dras, desde hace doce dias, ell joven
Jose Colon Marquee. Parece que Sc
lie acusa de un delito. Pero aun no
SO recibi6 su declaration, nj Sc cum
1lieron los tramites que fla Ia ley.
De modo que, seg6n ell mismo deteuido
nos infnrma, su estsncia en- la carcel
resulta legal.
NJ entramos en- el eNameu de las
causns qae leterminau Ell 6rreslo; pc
70 seris c. veniepte que e se1or Fis-
cal avesiguase 10 que ocurre y uroce-
liese en- lIsticia, bien decretando 10
prisi0n, bien poniendo en- lioertad al
ioven Colon, 81 no hay motive pars
que este privado de su liber1sd,
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Condolences en- Puerto Rico

FL senior Larrinaga trat6 con un
reporter del STAR las condolences pa
sadas, presente y futuras de Puerto
Rico y Sc expreS6 en- terminoS altamen-
te laudatorios sobre ell Gobernador
Winthrop, ell jefe actual del Gobierno
de Puerto Rico, d quien calihca de un
gobernante de elevados principles, rec
to, imparcial justo. Manifesto el se-
nor Larrfnaga, que bajo la administra-
ci6n del Gobernador Winthrop han
mejorado blemente las condolences
de la isla, por cierto muy distintas q
la del Gobernador Hunt, en- que Sc en-
troniz6 el poder de las turbas, apare-
ciendo ell partido republican, con abru-
madora mayoria cuando no habia tai.
FL partido Union, que cuenta en- sus f.
las muchos de los hombres mas pro.
minentes de la isla, fue completamente
privado de tomar participation en- las
elecciones. Ell Gobernador Hunt do.
minaba la policfa y esta q su vez era
dueha de las elecciones, lograndose
que cada miembro del partido Uni6r
que trato de votar en- aquellos dias, lC
hizo q riesgo de que le rompieran e.
craneo.
Las condolences, sin embargo, har
cambiado radicalmente. Ell Goberna-
dor Winthrop habia prometido al to
mar possession de su cargo, que seri'
justo imparcial en- todoS sus actoS
que los que quisieran tomar participa
ci6n en- las elecciones, tendrfan la opor
tunidad de hacerlo sin distinction d
partidos politicos, y aquella promeS,
fue cumplida. Semeiante declaraci6
presto brios al partido Union y ell We
redicto en- las urnas ha demostrado c
verdadero rehejo de la voluntad pepu
lar en- la isla.
La campafIa Sc hizo basandola e
los abusos cometidos bajo la admin:
TRACTION del Gobernador Hunt.
Ell senior Larrfnaga fu6 electo cC
misionado para sustituir al senior D,
getau por un nGmero total de SO, 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

votos, en- contra de $500 que obtuvo
su contrincante republicano. Este ha
sido ell ndrnero mayor de vote, jamas
emitido en- la isla y hubiera sido un 10
por ciento mayor, dijo ell Comisiona-
do, & no haber mediado la actitud in
correcta de los funcionarios electora-
les republicanos, quienes Sc mostraron
sumamente hostiles, al yer la derrota
que les amenazaba, dilataron la vota-
ci6n en- los diStintos colegios de tai
manera que cuando fueron d serralse
ell euarenta poI ciento de los electores
unionislas Sc encontraban aun sin
vOtar.
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En- desacuerdo con ell AIcaIde

Ell seflor Larrinaga manifesto que
el sentia ell mas profundo respecto por
ell Alcalde de San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Roberto Fl. Todd, pero que no estaba
de acuerdo con sus apreciaciones So
bre la desamericanizaci6n de la isla.
AL senior Todd que visit6 al Presiden-
te en- ell dia de aver, Sc lie atribuyen las
siguientes manifestaciones: &NoSotros
estamos hacienda todo 10 one podemos
por americanizar nuestro pueblo y
hacer de Puerto Rico un territorio tt
pico americana, pero no 10 podemos
lograr con exito 81 los viejos funcio-
narioS americanos tratan de volver d
despertar ell espiritu de los viejos item
pos de Espafa. Yo no Sc de NADIA que
haya sido mas perjudicial en- ese SEN
lido, que ell proceder reciente del Sc
cretario Post al presentar en- el Conse-
10 Executive un proyecto de ley para
reponer ell escudo original de Puerto
Rico. Cuando los americanos ocupa-
ron la isla Sc nombr6 una comisi6r
para que hiciese uD nuevo escudo. Es'
to Sc hizo sin que hubiera la mas lige.
ra protesta de ninguna parte, pues los
puertorriquehos .convienen en- que e
mejor medic de americanizar el pueblo
es por medic de la desaparici6n de to.
do 10 que sea espanol. Ell nuevo es-
cudo es una obra patri0tica, presen.
tando en- ell centro la bandera ameri.
cana y un sol naciente que inlicaba
un nuevo regimen y una esp4ranHa pa
ra nuestro pueblo. No obstante, e
senior Post, un funcionario americana
de la alta representation, ha presenta
do un proyecto para reponer el anti
quo escudo que es ell emblema de Es
paha y sus tradiciones.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

La comlsi6n International que ST
reuni6 en- Paris para invest'gar las
circunstancias del incidente del Mar
del Norte, ha publicado va su we're
dicto, que puede ser califcado de muy
prudente.
Los aImirantes congregados en-
contraron en- falta q sus colegas ru
sos, desde el momento que declarap
que Russia debiera pagar una indem'
nizaci6n & los pescadores ingleses por
los daRlos causados & sus embsrcacio
ues por Ia escuadra rusa. Al mismo
tempo los almirantes disculpan la
precipitation de los rusos al decla
que esta misma precipitation no dis
minuye 10 reputation marcial de los
oficiaies que la desplegaron Parece
que deberon haber tenido en- cuenta,
que los cruceros armados ti6nen STEM
pre- oil derecho, para procurar su Sc
guridad, do sacridcar cualquier bu-
que que pueda aparecer como sospe
chose.
A fin i apreciar estas conclusio
nes, que ,iarecen tan contradlctorias
debe tenerse presente la lucha que
dabe haber ocurrido on la mente dc
esos marines profesionales, entire 81
natur4l sentido de humsnidad, su pro
bidad la ley International de unt
oarte, de otra el profunlo horror
inspirado cada marinero p0r tCdol
os torpederos.
Entire tanto, la opinion pdblica Ell
Rusia y ca Inglaterra SO ha declaradl
satsfecha con el fallo de la comisi6n
aceptandolo sin diaputa alguna.
Solo los natura!s.as franceses har
demostrado uesagrado. Aprovechin
dose del veredicto, han hecho todo !,
possible para euplearlo contra su pro
pio gobierno. Francia, dicen elios
ha hecho uso de su Influenza con
comisi6n en- favor de Inglaterra e.
contra dc Russia. Naturalments Qu
este cargo mal6volo cae por TERRA, pc
80 resulta para suscitar la c6lera d
los republicanos.
Mas fuere cual fuere la luz son
bra que haya en- Ell asunto, un hech
50 destaca con gran fuerza y relieve,
sea la idea de arbitraje cue Sc man.
fiesta ahora drmemente restablecids
en- cuanto q Russia, CANA sin duda U
gran benefcio, porque Sc ha ahorrad
una gran complication, en- los momer
los en- que tiene que hacer frente a tar
tas di6cultadss, una crisis revolucit
maria en- 10 Interior y Ia derrota de Q
ejercito en- Ia Manchuria.
La Camara de Diputados continG
su pacffca discussion de la haciend
nacional y ell debate 90 aproxims aht
ra q su termino. Ha habido el AGO
tumbrado n1mero dediputados que ha
} tratado de llevar el debate & los Chi
mes que corren actualmente en- el eje
} cito; pero han renunciado 4 su pla
una vez por todas, & petici6n de Il
l.adars del gabinete. Y este podrI
dar una idea de las cordiales reIaci
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
PRIMER INTERVIEW QUE CELEBRA EN- WASHINGTON CON
THE EVENING START
Il BILL FORAKER
Rshta los nanfestacnnes del acade de San Juan al
Pesidente Roosevelt

La llegada & Washington de don
Tulio Larrinaga, successor de don Fede-
rico Degetau como Comisionado Resi-
dente de Puerto Rico, tiene mas que
ordinaria importancia, pues la elec-
ci6n que di6 por resultado dicho cam
bio casi Sc puede considerar como una
revoluci6n 'polftica.
Ell senior Degetau representaba el
llamado partido republican,, que Sc
form6 POGO despues de la ocupaci6n
de la isla por los americanos, mien-
tras que ell senior Larrinaga fue electo
por el partido Union, compuesto de
ciudadanos que combatfan 10 que Sc
denomin6 ell poder arbitrario del Co
bernador Hunt y que dirigian ell mo-
vimiento reaccionario que culmin6
en- la final derrota de los republica-
nos.
Ell senior Larrlnaga que fue subse-
cretario del Interior de Puerto Rico
bajo el regimen espahol, es un reputa-
do ingeniero civil, y abandona muchas
obras pdblicas y privadas que Sc en-
contraban su cargo para representa-
al pueblo de Puerto Rico como Conf
sionado Residente en- la,Camara de Re-
presentantes. Es el senior Larrfnaga
como de sesenta amos de edad, un cru
ditto economista y politico, su ma
yOr ambici6n consiste en- que la legis-
laci6n actual que rige q Puerto Rico
sea enmendada de tai suerte que la isla
obtenga el gobierno propio en- su mas
amplio sentido. A este fin dedicara
todas sus energias durante la pr6xima
session del Congreso. No piensa el Sc
ior Larrinaga permanecer muy largo
tempo en- Washington en- su actual wi
sta, y solo espera familiarizarse con
la situacion actual en- 10 que respecta
aPuerto Rico, y ser presentado of
cialmente al Presidente Rooselvet, los
miembros del Gabinete y otros funcio-
narios de la Administrator de Was
hington, para regresar a Puerto Rico
conducir su familia q los Estados
UnidOs,