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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-05
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Dr.. E. D. Darling made trip to
Delolt Tuesday.
Pat Mccullough spent Saturday and
Sunday in Denison.
R. j. Dieter, of West Side was call
ing on Vail friends yesterday
DR.. j. M. Glynn and wife were West
Side visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Shirtcliff of Denison made
business trip here on Thursday.
john Donerty was transacting lusin-
ess in Denison one day last week.
Miss Hazel Mahan and brother
Claude spent Sunday in Denison.
Tom Bennett, of Milford township.
was in Denison on business Tuesday.
R. q. Mccormick will move into
McErlain house as soon as it is made
ready.
Mrs. John Champion went to Den
ison Tuesday to spend a couple of days
with friends.
Ed. Quirk has Quit the telephone
business here and Will Byrnes has
taken his place.
Edgar Chamberlain is moving from
the MERRIAM house into the Mrs. D.
Malonev house.
Attorney Maurice O'Connor and c.
NJ. Dugan were transacting business
in Denison yesterday.
Will MCGUIRE commenced work in
the bank Tuesday morning in place
OF w. F. Shove, as cashier
King-Perkins played to large
house here Friday night. The door
receipts amounted to $1l2.
Several of the Vailites attended the
play at West Side Monday night. They
we're very we'll pleased with the per-
| Torrance.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Ratchford, and
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Lyman and Miss
Maud Paine offended the play at West
SIDE Monday night.
Mrs. Driscoll returned to her home
at Cedar Vally, Tuesday night after a
visit of few weeks at the Patrick
Driscoll north of town.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
course dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Hoffman Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McC ormick
Mr.. and Mas. G. Paine and daughter.
Mrs. l.. E Mahon and daughter Mrs.
Winsett and Mr.. Hendricks.
After dinner the guests were royalty
entertained at cards while Miss Hazel
Mahon added to the evening entertain
inert by rendering several beautiful
piano solos.
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Beware the Easy shelter.

Years are but FOOLS measure fol-
youth, which is divine. They bring caus
ton more often than wisdom and cert
tain belief in the unhealthy of joy. "A
man is quickly disillusioned, which
commonly means that he has set up his
own idea of what things should be by
the side of what things are and sulks
forever at the result. He then commits
the folly of becoming old and prefers
existence to life. He Chambers into one
or other of the many shelters that line
the way, curls up within and smiles
pttyingly at the young of all ages press
ing on to some end, no matter what,
alive to the beauty of the sky and the
clouds and the birds and the trees,
alive even to the beauty to be seen in
one another, breathing deeply of the air
of strength, living and loving and be
loved, until at last they are made one
with nature. But the heart, like the
liver, grows torpid without exercise; a
gradual decay comes to the man in the
shelter, decay from which he is re-
leased, much against his will. by DEATH
There are too many shelters.-Hugh de
Selincourt
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Travel In the old Days.

Before the days Of the railroad travel
ers from Philadelphia to New York
went by wagon. The following old ad-
vertisement outlines the process: "Johnl
Butler, with his wagon, sets out on
Mondays from his house at the Sign Of
the Death of the Fox, in Strawberry
alley, and drives the same day to Tren-
ton ferry, where Francis Holman meets
him and proceeds on Tuesday to Bruins
wick, and the passengers and goods be-
ing shifted into the wagon of Isaac Fitz-
randolph, he takes them to the New
Blazing Star, where Rubin Fitzran-
dolph, with a boat we'll suited, will meet
them and take them to New York that
night -
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Arion

Mrs. j. P. WEIGH and Mrs. Joseph
White were Arion visitors Friday.
Mrs. Conrad and son Russell spent
Sunday at the Henry Doide home.
Mrs. Henry Peterson has been very
i'll for the past week, but ia improving.
DR.. Coon his purcha sed fine i'm
proved farm of $40 acres near Dixon,
Nebraska.
George Reynolds has sold his 100
acre farm one mile east of Arion to
Doctor Coon.
Church will be omitted next Sunday
as he will be at the Sunday school con-
vention in Denison.
Miss Mitchell of Sioux City has
been spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Dodge.
E. P. Will has filled in his yard and
seeded it down with blue grass and
made a great improvement in his home.
Mrs. Evans received an invitation TO
attend a m -sical entertainment at
Colorado next Sunday in which DR..
Frank Evans will render a vocal solo
and take other parts.
E. o. Hoke is again in the inter
locking tower here in place of Mr..
Rose who resigned. Mr.. Hoke will
have the day job now and we hope he
may keep it permanently and move
here to live.
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R ]. Dieter is attending court
Denison as juror.
John Tuesdell went to Arcadia FIJI
dayto put in cement walks.
F.. j. Carey is putting nice porch
on the front of his residence.
A. w. Lyman and wife of Vail were
up to attend the play Monday night.
John Tnies shipped car of cattle to
Chicago Saturday and F. ]. Garety u
car of hogs Wednesday.
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aSpInWALL.

Jacob Carsten has had a phone
placed in the hotel
Mrs. Tracey is visiting relatives at
Fayette and Straw berry Point.
John w. Muer of St. Paul was in
town on business last Tuesday.
A large crowd was In attendance at
the debate and box supper held at the
school house last Friday evening. The
proceeds of the supper are TO be used
in purchasing library books.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-05
The Open Fireplace.

have seen responsibility and ami
ability grouped over the air tight stove,
I have seen virtue and intelligence how
ering over the register, but have new
er seen true happiness in a family cir
Gle where the faces We're not illuminat-
ed by the blaze of an open fireplace
o. w. Holmes
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Ellis

Mr.. Anton Christensen transacted
business in Deloit Friday
Mr.. Gust Carlson and Miss Callie
Ellis were Denison visitors Friday.
F. NJ. Rhoads of Rockwell, City is
now section forenoon at Brogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wulf were visit
ing their daughter Mrs. Clark in Dow
City Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Cose of Deloit has moved
in the section house and will board the
men who work on the section this
summer.
The following were stock shippers
last week G. H. White car Albert
Vernon, cars. Mr.. Vernon accom-
panied his two cars to Chicago
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Got the Tea ana the Lady.

Disrael was in love with a widow,
Mrs. Wyndham Lewis. One day, when
he went to call, the lady, sitting by the
window, saw him approaching and Or
dered the servant to say that she was
not at home. When the maid reached
the hall the statesman was hanging up
his overcoat.
"Mrs. Lewis, sir, is not at home"
said the Hurried maid
II did not ask for Mrs. Lewis" was
the calm, statesmanlike reply
"But 1 don't know when she will be
back" urged the maid.
Neither do l." philosophically re-
piled Disraeli, but I am going to wait
till she comes back, so please make me
cup of tea"
He did wait, he got his tea, and he
married the widow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-05

To THE RESIDENTS Or THE CITY OF
DEN1soN.
You are hereby notified that all Streets,
alleys vacant lots and all other places
where refuse material has accumulated
must be cleaned up Immediately and that
the said places must be kept clean. That
there shall be no throwing of paper or
other refuse material upon the streets,
alleys or vacant lots or any othe. place
but the same shall be removed from the
city.
BY order of the City Council
]. T. CAREY.
Mayor.
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Diplomacy.

Mammal hope Willie didn't tell
fib when you found he had been at the
jam. Aunt Jane-Not at all! When I
discovered that somebody had been at
the jam he looked at Fido and said, II
didn't know, auntie, that dogs liked
jam."-Boston Transcript
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-05
A LfnRuiat.

what has he learned at collegeY"
"Why, he seems to have devoted him
self to the study Of modern languages.
I've heard him talk baseball, football.
golf, tennis, horse, polo and poker in
the course of half an hour"
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Illinois Central R. r. Time Tabl
East \Bound-

No. Omaha, St. Paul. Minneapo-
lis & Chicago. Express, DAILY OH A. M
No. 90 &c. Bluffs g. FIT. Dodge Way
Freight, DAILY except Sunday TO- IS A. M
No. 80 Co. Bluffs & Fit Dodge Local
Daily except Sunday)..........5. 81 t. M
No. Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Chicago Limited DAILY o. IS P. M
West Bound
40. Chicago, ST. Paul & Mimi
eapolis Limited, (Daily)........ e. IL A. M
No. 81 Fit. Dodge g. Co. Bluffs
Local, DAILY except Sunday g. SO A. Nj
No. 81 Local Way Freight, DAILY
except Sunday. ........... ....1. 90 p. NJ.
No. Chicago. Minneapolis, St.
Paul & Omaha Express, (Dailyls. 80 P. NJ.
Nos. aud 2 stop only at Rockwell City
Wall Lake, Denison and Logan.
No. 8 stops at Arion, Dow City, Dunlap
Woodbine and Logan.
No. stops only at Wall Lake and Rockwell
City.
Nos. ], 3, and are daily; Nos. 81, 80, 81
and 90 daily except Sunday.
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why the Table Knife Was Rounded

Table knives until the seventeenth
century always had sharply pointed
blades, natural survival from tho
days when knife was at once dag
ger, hunting knife and table knife and
fork combined The rounded end was
introduced from France. 1t happened
that Cardinal Richelieu was compelled
to entertain at his table Chancellor
Seguier, man of rude manners, who
at the close of the meal proceeded to
use his knife as a toothpick. This SO
upset the cardinal that he ordered the
end of every knife in his possession to
be rounded, and so great was Richie
lieu's influence that the fashion was
adopted all over the country.
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willie's Reformation.

"Your son Willie seems to have got
over being round shouldered Every
time I've seen him lately he's been
standing up like a man."
Yes; after years of scolding him for
his STOPPING l tried new plan"
''What was it,"
81 told him he had magnificent
chest. Newark News.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signer did on the 18th day of March A.
D. 1905, take up on his own premises in
Stockholm township Crawford County.
Iowa, as stray the following described
animal to.wit: One Red Heifer with
white star in forehead weight about
500 pounds.
And notice is further given that unless
the rightful owner of said stray shall APP
pear and reclaim the same and pay all
legal claims against said stray, l shall
within ten days from this date proceed as
provided by law in such cases.
Dated March 18, 1905.
FRED ERICKSON,
12-3t* By ED. THEoBALD. Co. Auditor.
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Her Secret.

Mr.. Jones Mary can woman keep
anything to herself? Mrs. Jones-Yes:
her private opinion of her husband.
Chicago Journal
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De1oit

0SAOAA
Mrs. Geo. Winans, was on the sick
last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
Thursday March 80 q son.
Mrs. c. ). Hunt and son Russell
were at Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Darling accompanied her
husband DR.. Darling to Deloit Tuesday
Editor Rudd spent Monday night
at Deloit combining business and visit
.ng.
Farmers are busy seeding. At pres
ent the ground is in good condition to
work.
Deloit achools commenced Monday
with the Misses Flynn and Duckett as
teachers.
Miss Mile Williams Ct Denison vis-
tied her parents at this place few
days last week.
Miss Anna Flynn one of the school
mamms has secured board at Mrs.
James McKim.
Elder G. j. Hunt started Tuesday
morning to attend the L. D. S. annual
General Conference at Lamona which
convenes April 9th.
S, G. Hagen returned from Ute
Monday evening of last week where he
had to relieve the Nye Schneider
agent short time.
Mrs. Hildreth Tucker spent few
days at the hume OF her daughter
caring for her new grandson. She re-
turaed home Sunday with her husband
who had been up and spent the day.
Word was received last week that
DR.. Walter Cook who practiced here
several months was recently married
to Miss Minnie Cobb of near Pisgah.
DR.. Cook made macy friends here who
will extend congratulations.
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Goodrich

John Anderson has his wheat sowed
Claus Dethman was in Denison on
business.
Broder Boysen was on the streets OF
Deloit Monday.
j. L, Ainsworth has been visiting
his aged mother a few days this week
Honas johnson made a trip to De-
lott Friday before beginning spring
work.
l.. F. Morris went to Denison on bus
mess one day tast week.
Geo. and E sic Beaman visited at
their Uncle Watt Wllkinson's Friday.
Miss Fife Meyers of Denison has
been visiting at her Uncle Arthur
Winey's a few days this week.
Mr.. Claus Grill aud son Herman re-
turned home Monday from Dunlap
where they had been on business
Miss Vera Gieger and Miss Mary
Mayer of Denison college were the
guests of Miss Sadie Newton.
Among those who were Denison
shoppers Monday were Miss Morris
and her friend, Mrs Newton and
daughter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-25

{ legislativas del Territorio, y al
pueblo en- general.
Las Palabras del Gobernador 0tero.
Un representante del Nuevo
Mexicano visito al ssGobernador
Otero ell martes en- la tarde en- la
oficina ejecu tiva, donde el gober-
nador Sc hallaba bastante ocupa-
do. Sc le ensefi6 ell despacho
arriba dado, y mientras 10 lefa
mostro un semblante muy hala.
guefio. Sc le pregunto cual era
su opinion. Con mucho agrado,
y nj excitado en- 10 mas minimo
lrespondio: "Supongo que, vues-
tro corresponsal esta diciendo la
verdad; tan pronto como el infor-
me Sc contirme congratulate al
Sr. Hagerman. NADIA tengo que
decir en- ell asunto excepto que
tengo una estimation elevada pa.
ra ell Sr. Hagerman, q quien he
conocido muy bien por varios
amos, y quien, en mi opinion, es
un joven fino y de mucha habili-
dad, de educacion y dc la mas al
ta consideration en- la comunidad.
Cuando mi relevo llegue como
gobernador de este Territorio,
me retirare q la vida privada sin
ningun resentimiento, conside-
rando que hecho mi deber a 10
mejor de mi habilidad, y siempre
he actuado en- todo 10 que ell hon.
bre puede, por los mejores inte-
reses y Ell buen nombre de nues-
tro pueblo.
6osquejo de 1aeerman.
Herbert ]. Hagerman nacio ell
dla 10 de Dlciembre, 1871, en- la
cludad de Milwaukee, el hijo de
J. ]. Hagerman, unc de los ener-
gicos pobladores Aleman-A -Ameri-
canos de la hermosa metropolis
de Wisconsin, y en- la cual fue
presidente de la Compafia de
Hero de Milwaukee, uno de los
establecimientos indu s tr tales
mas principales en- los Grandes
Lagos, al tempo del nacimiento
de su hijo, quien diez amos des-
pues 10 acompan6 a un viaje a
Continue en- la Papina Cuarfa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-25
Hagerman Nombrado.

Washington, Nov. 24.--El Pre-.
sidente Roosevelt autoriz0 ell Jue-
yes la publication del siguiente
manifesto: Ell Presidente anur-
cia ell nombramiento de Herbert
j. Hagerman, de Roswell, Nuevo
Mexico, como Gobernadorde Nue.
vo Mexico, para tomar efecto a la
expiration del t6rmino del Go
bernador Otero el dia 2 de Enero,
1906.
Ha habido una terrible rif1a de
facciones en- Nuevo Mexico por
algun tempo y en- vista de esto,
ell Presidonte creyo mas propio
escoger a mn hombre que en- min
guno modo estuviera conectado
con ninguna faccion.
Ell Sr. Hagerman fue fuerte-
mente recomendado al Presiden-
te por el Secretario Hitchcock.
va estaba escrito 10 que sigue
cuando lego ell despacho ante
terror.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Washington, d. O., Nov. 21.-
En- la entrevista, tenida entire ell
Presidente Roosevelt y la delega.
cion dc ciudadanos de los Conda-
dos de Chaves y Eddy, la cual Sc
halla en- Washington empujando
el proyecto de la compra por e
gobierno del pres6n, deposito y
sistema de acequia de la Compa-
MIA de Regadio de Pecos, Sc in.
forma que ell Presidente dijo a la
delegation que pensaba nombrar
q Herbert J. Hagerman, de Ros'
well, Gobernador de Nuevo Me.
xico, a la expiration del presente
t6rmino del Gobernador Otero en-
el pr6ximo mes de Enero.
Tambien sc informa que el pre-
sidente ofrecit la posicion de
mariscal de Estados Unidos por
ell distrito de Nuevo Mexico, a
Charles +. Ballard, de Roswell,
quien fue teniente en- la Tropa A,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-25

Primer Regimiento, Voluntarios
de Caballeria de los Estados Uni
dos, los "Ginetes Agresivos, du.
rante la Guerra Hispano Ameri-
cana y sirvio bajo ell commando del
Presidente, pero que ell Sr. Bal.
ard decline.
Los hombres de Nuevo Mexico
que Sc encuentran aqni tambien
dicen, que ell Juez A. A. Freeman,
de Carlsbad, condado de Eddy,
quien fue Juez Ascciado de la
Corte Suprema Territorial bajo
la administration de Harrison, es
candidate para juez superior, para
suceder al Juez Superior W. J.
Mills.
Hay Seguridad.
El despacho de arriba al Nuevo
Mexicano, recibido de un CORES.
ponsal verdadero de Washington,
es, Sc cree aqui, enteramente CO.
rrecto.
El Gobernador Otero no fu6 nj
hasta ell dia es candidate active
para re-nombramiento. Muchos
de los ciudadanos principales y
dueflos de propiedad en- Ell Terri.
torfo, Republicanos 10 mismo que
Democratas, naturalmente Repu
blicanos en- la gran mayoria, han
recomendado al Gobernador Ote.
ro para re nombramiento. y hasta
ell dia 10 estan hacienda, debido a
su admirable servicio como Jefe
Executive de Nuevo Mexico por
oeho amos y medic, Y debido q la
benefciosa administration de que
ell pueblo ha gozado desde JUNO,
1897, cuando tom6 la cficina.
La organization del partido Re-
Epublicano no ha endosado al go
bernador como una organization,
pero nueve de cada diez miem.
bros del Comite Central Republi-
oano, y veinte y cuatro de las
veinte y cinco organizaciones de
condado, han hecho saber fuerte-
mente su deseo en- favor del re.
nombramiento'
Buenos Servicios al Pueblo.
En- case, segun los despachos
DIS arriba, que el Sr. Hagerman
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-25
Fue Buen Gobernador.

Ell gobernador Sc retirata de la
oficina en- el pr6ximo Enero, se-
gun el informe de arriba y el die
tamen del pueblo ser3: "bien he
cho, un buen Y fiel sirviente. !" Ell
hecho que 81 es el unico goberna-
nador de Nuevo Mexico quien ha
servido dos terminus y mas en- la
ofcina ejecutiva, es mas que SUI
ficiente para probar entera y sa.
tisfactoriamente que su admins
TRACTION ha sido acceptable a dos
Presidentes, 4 cuatro asambelas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-25
LA CONSOLIDATION
COSA MUERTA
Andrews y Tawne
Visitan al Presi-
dente.
C0ND|C|0NES DEsCR|PTAs
Roosevelt Entendido de que
Nuevo Mexico Desea Ser :
Estado Independence.

| AAAuSPSlAAlcHte.
Washington, Nov. 25.-Una de
legacion de ciudadanos interesa.
dos en- estado para los territories
fue recibida por el Presidente.
La delegation consistfa del Hon
James A. Tawne, ,.de Minnesota v
los Delegados' al Copgreso An.
drews, de Nuevo Moxicoy y Smith
de Arizona,
La Consolidation Eehada Abajo.
Los Delegates Andrews Y
Smith, dicen que toda la idea de
estado consolidate era nociva a
una imayoria del pueblo patriotico
6 inteligente de ambos Arizona v
Nuevo Mexico. Ell Sr. Smith
dlJo que mas de 96 por ciento del
pueblo de Arizona estaba opuesto
a tai proposition, y lie presento al
presidente las plataformas adop
tadas por las convenciones terri
toriales Democratas y Republica
mas de-. 1904, las resoluciones
adoptadas por los comites terri
toriales Democratas y Republica-
nos en- reuniones tenidas en-
Phoenix en- Mayo pasado, y las
resoluciones adoptadas por una
gran convention representando
q todo el pueblo y los grandes in
tereses de Arizona, tenida en-
Phoenix al mismo tempo.
El Sr. Tawney le dijo al Presi'
dente que en- compaflfa con otros
miembros de la Camara de Re.
presentantes habia hecho un via
js largo por Nuevo Mexico y Ari-
zona hacfa POGO tempo, y estaba
satisfecho que ell pueblo inteli-
gente 6 intereses substanciales
de ambos territories estaba
Opuesto a estado consolid ado.
Tawney die que estaba satisfe-
cho de avsriguacionss que habia
hecho personalmente que ell pue-
bio de Arizona no urgirfa recla-
mos por estado hasta despues del
censo de 1910, 81 Sc abandonaba
la proposition de consolidation.
No Tomara Accion.
Ell Presidente intim6 que no
harfa NADIA para animar la propo.
sicion de consolidation para Nue.
vo Mexico y Arizona.
Ell Presinente dijo que entera-
mente habia decidido que estado
consolidate para Oklahoma y ell
Territorio Indico era la 1nica
cosa propia. Dijo que las rela-
clones del Territorio Indico v
Oklahoma eran diferentes de
aquellas de Arizona y Nuevo Me-
xico, y que la union de los Terri
torios Indico y Oklahoma no trai-
ria injusticia.
Ell Delegado Smith, de Arizona
despues de salir de la Casa Blan.
ca, dijo que Sc sentia convencido
que el plan de estado consolidate
para su territorio serfa abando.
nado. Dijo que Tawney ha tent
do varias conferencias con ell
Presidente Cannon y otros eau
dillos Republicanos, y los habfa
convencido de la injusticia del
proyecto.
Lugar Para Tawney
Parece que esta bien extendido
aqui que Tawney sucedera q
Payne, de Nueva York, como pre-.
sldente del comite de propios y
arbitrios y caudillo principal en-
ell suelo de la Camara. Esta DO.
sicion de poder hace oposicion q
la consolidation de Nuevo Mexico
y Arizona cosa de que no Sc pue-
den burlar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-25

sea nombrado, ell Gobernador
Otero sera ell primero en- darle la
bienvenida gustosamente y de-
searle el mejor exito en- los arduos
y exactos deberes de la oficina.
Ell gobernador anticipa, y esta
correcto al creerlo asi, que le ha
servido al pueblo durante estos
amos a 10 mejor de su capacidad,
~ para el crecimiento de los inte-
reses morales, politicos y mate
riales del Territorio. Esta per-
fectamente gustoso y listo para
retirarse de sus deberes oficiales,
como gobernador, y ha consentido
que su nombre sea usado sola-
mente como un candidate capaz
de recibir, sobre las urgentes y
muy estrenuas solicitaciones de
sus amigos, quienes han ayudado
en- hacer su administration una
de exito va cuyos deseos 81 no
pudo, concienzuda y considerable.
nente decir mo. "
No habra resentimiento por su
parte o por la parte de sus ami
gos; antes al contrario; 81 ell Sr.
Hagerman es nombrado, 81 y sns
amigos lie daran al nuevo ejecuti-
vo soporte leal y sincere, y le
ayudaran en- todos modos posi-
bles en- todas las medidas calcula-
das a hscer bien para el Terrific
rio del Sol Resplandeciente, y pa
ra traer a cabo prosperidad y en-
grandecimiento, principalmente
en- direcclones administrative y
morales.