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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27
Notas de Espaha

Madrid, 9 de Mayo La fiesta lie
vada cabo por la Academia tuvo
lugar en- la Plaza de Toros, donde Sc
celebro un brillanle festival, tomando
parte Ell ell nptable concerto ejecutado
los coros de Clave, junto con otros de
provincial de gran nombradia.
La Plaza. que sc encontraba llena
de un publico muy distinguido, estaba
hrillantemente iluminada con lnhnltos
focos el6ctricos. presentando un aspec
TO deslumb,ante Y maravllloso
-Por inicia,iva de la Real Acade
mia Espafiola Sc han celebrado sun :
tuosisimos funerales por Ell alma de
Cervantes en- la iglesia de San Fran
cisco ell Grande. pronunciando la ora
cion fdnebre el obispo de Madrid Al
Gala.
Tambien Sc celebrarcn funerales
muy solemnes en- la iglesia de San
Luis en- el historico temple de San
Ter6nimo Ell Real, asi>tiendo a los de
este 1ltimo una gran concurrencia, en-
Ia que fguraban el gobierno, ell cucrpo
eXtranjero, las autorlda-
des civiles y militares y 10 mas selec-
10 de esta sociedad. S. NJ. el Rey pre-
sidio el acto, y 10 misno al entrar que
al salir de la iglesia fuG aclamado por
la multitud.
-Desde el temple de San Jeronimo
el Real, Sc traslad6 el Rey al Salon
del Prado, donde paso revista la Fe-
deracion de los Coros de Clav6 y a los
Orfeones de provincias, los cuales
desde ALI marcharon en- formation 4
destilar ante Ia estatua de CerVantes,
saludandola al pasar con sus estandar-
tes y banderas.
En- Vinamanrique, Seyilla, unos to-
ros que Sc escaparOn acometieron a
unos nifIos, resultando IS heridos.
Ell Rey Don Alfonso XIII ha de-
positado una corona en- la estatua de
Cervautes, hablendo sido aclamado
freneticamente por Ia multitud.
Al presidente del Conseio de mi
niStros Sc lie comunica tele9rafcamen
te desde Paris, que ALI Sc celebran
hestas en- conmemoraci6n del cente-
mario de la publication del Quijote.
FL sefor Villaverdc ha dirigido con
tai motive TN expressive telegrama de
saludo la Francia.
La "Gaceta" de hoy publica un
real decreto abriendo una suscripci6n
universal para eri2ir un monumento 4
Cervantes, decreto que tirma 5. NJ el
Rey Don Alfonso XIII.
La Academia Espaf1ola dispuso
una fiesta 1 la cual concurrieron los
Orfeones gallego, castelano y madri
leno, con la m1Sica .el Ayuntamiento
de Barcelona y la guarnicion de Ma
drid.
Ell Rey. la infanta Isabel y la infan
ia Maria Teresa asistieron al acto, en-
el cusl reino mucho entusiasmo, dan
dose vivas al Rey, Espafia y a Ca
talufia.
Ell ministro de Marina, sefior
Cobian, ha llegado Tenerife, donde
ha obtenido un estusiasta recibimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27
De Manatf

La Corte municipal de este pueblo
ha condenado varios sujetos 4 SIS
y costas por alterar Ia paz pdblica.
Denunciante el politfa Angel Rosa
Ha regresado de San Juan el alcal-
de sef1or Vazquez Co on
C3ntin1a la preston atmosferica mo
lestando al vecindario.
References escuelas da Sc sabe
en- concrete. La Junta de instruction
guarda reserva impenetrable.
Corresponssl,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27
I'm f1antrOpO

El doctor James Johnson. graduado
en- ell Colegio Fisio Medico de India
napolis, Indiana, Sc presento hace
tempo diciendo que venia de Califor
mia, donde habia tornado la "Ora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27

Aes Ia uvrra $, tA -Compaiiias
iasscaleras agnerisenss.- lrdidas
de coseohss Sir iamigrantes El
general Maximo Come Viva Mr.
Plau,
IA pubic6 TO ha mU,hos dia, q
RoLErIN MERCANIlI. a.gunos ar'iculos
acerca de la lenia pero continue labor
de los smericanos en- esta iSls adQui
riendo precio dc oro uuestros mejo-
res ,errenos, para establccer en- ellos
exte nsas factorias de tabaco az1car
AL hn Cuba, es 81 pfesa y no la solta
ran facilmente, sobre todo, 81 Sc plan
team como en- la aciualidad 10 son las
centr@lizadoras doctrines del expansio-
nismu americana.
En- Camagiiey y Oriente, son in
mensas las extensiones de terrenos
abiertos y montuosos que han caido
en po Ter de los aE1e ricanoS.
4 En- Santiago de Cuba con e. pre-
texto de establecer un colossal in
genio ,paz dc fabricar cinco mil
sacos de azticar diariamente, han
comprado miles de caballeri9s de tie
ira va Sc sabe que Ia sla de Turi-
guan6 proxima Ia costa de Moron,
ha sido adquirida por otra compaff MA
de ciudadanos de la gran republica.
Aunque los americanos representan
el IS por ciento de propietarios, la
production de sus ingenios Sc eleva al
1878 por ciento de Ia total del pals,
mas de la cuarta parte, 10 que demues.
ira Ia mayor capacidad de sus fabri-
cas- Esa proportion Sc aumentara
cuando los centros azuca1eros en- Santa
Clara, Camagliey Oriente, despite
guen todas sus actlvidadeS.
No hay nece~idad de afadir que to-
dos esos ciudadanos de Ia gran repd-
blica del Norte, no pierden ripio por
proclamar los inmensos berehcIos
que rcportara 4 Cuba la anexlon va
Sc sabe que esos modernos conquista
dores haCen del anunCio un grande Y
poderoso aliadO
A este tenor, me remito q uno de
los rarrafos publicados en- esos folle-
tos de propaganda. La anexion-di-
ce-~ts una question traScendental que
debe ser recibida con agrado. Pri-
nero, signifca "libertad de comercio
con lbs Estados Unidos y despu6s ten
dtia la isla un gobierno permanente,
no eXstiendo ningdn cubano razona-
bic que no colsidere la anexion como
su ultimo deatino. Nadie esta dis
pue>to 4 preclpitar la anexi6n pero
Cuba Sc convertira Ell una parte de
los ltstados Unidos
81 Sc quiere mas cIaro 4 Desde
lueso no cntra en- este asunto la OPT
ni5n de "El Combate' que Ia grita-
do muy fuere en- estos dias Viva Mr..
Plattl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27
Dessle H. Iiahana

psra q FWagN &utttNg
Sums rio La ancxi6n Gau,ias ssn.
Ses Ia uvfra s, s. -ICwpaiiiaS
tasacalcras anerisanss. - crdidas
ae cosechss Sin san'gran,eS Fl
.euera MaNimo Come Viva Mr.
Plat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27

La zafra ha terminado y ha queda
do en- pie crecidisimo nGmero de ca
fIavcrales por falta de brazos.
Mientras tanto, el Congreso cierra Ia
presante legislature. Las agencias
arrebatan los pocos inmigrantes que
han llegado, colocados a subido pre-
clio. Mlllones de pesos representan
esos cafIaverales que no han caido al
flo del machete. Sin el auXilio de
brazos extranjeros, sutrlra gran me
noscabo Ia production de nuestra tie
IRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-27

Las liltimas a9itaciones politicas,
perenecen al generalisimo Maxmo
Gomez cuya gravedad producida por la
operacion que sufriera en- una mano ell
caudillo. puso en- inminente ricsgo su
vida. Ell peligro ha pasaco serenan-
dose de nuevo, el tenor p6blico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
RESULT OF RESCRIPT.
Much, II Is Claimed, Is Dependent
Upon the Document.
AFRAID TO RETURN.
Landlords Fearful OF Going Back TO
Their Estates Owing TO Agita.
tisn Relative TO Dividing
Up the Land.

ST Petersburg March is.-Ths
zemstvos ana doumas throughout Rus
sia are taking advantage of the impe-
rial ukase issued simultaneously with
the rescript comforting upon "indlvidu-
ais and institutions" the right 10 freely
/ petition the emperor through the COM
mittee of ministers on all questions af-
| fecting the welfare Of the empire to
demand representation upon the COM
mission which Is celebrating the re-
script The Importance of the ukase.
which was largely overlooked at the
| time. has now become powerful
weapon IN the hands Of the Liberals.
who contend Il necessarily carries
with II complete guarantee Of freedom
OF speech and assembly. without which
the right of petition on general ques-
tlons would necessarily be- a farce. and
also the freedom of the press for dis
cpssion of such questions They now
propose. Ia order 90 force test OF the
governments sincerity. 90 openly or
ganize clubs for the purpose % debat-
ing political questions Moscow and
ST. Petersburg zemstvos have already
voted strong resolutions demanding
representation on the rescript COM
mission
The strike situation seems every
where 60 be improving. Social Dem
ocrats here have advised the strikers.
who are without money and confront
ed by starvation. 20 return 20 work.
and less than 10000 workmen are now
out ON the other hand. the pros
pects ~ agrarian Disturbances on a /
large scale are becoming decidedly /
more threatening and causing deepest 1
concern.
Many landed proprietors are afraid /
% go back 10 their estates The move
ment has not assumed a political 4
phase, but IL In the old form of a de-
mand for redistribution of land. The /
nEitators are shrAYdly spreading the 4
report that the emperor has deCreed /
such division. telling peasants the pro-
Irictors do not want 90 submit and
thus setting them against landlords "in /
the emperoTs name" The agitation
has now spread 20 Simblrisk province.
where peasants are making ready 20 /
begin division Of land as soon as the .
snow melts. II is reported that the
;errorists have been formally notified
90 cease their activity for a month and
await the result % the rescript.
A story Is current that a plot of
sristocratic page corps has been uu-
rarthed. incriminating papers being
discovered on the person OF a student
named Verhofsky. son of "a general %
that name. and another student. The
authorities. however denny all knowl-
edge of the plot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
ADMISSION 10 CENTS

Two white men were fatally wound.
ed by negroes az Dudley Miss.
Jake Howard. a negro. was killed b,
a Cotton Belt engine at Shreveport.
Cyrus W Strain has been appoIntei
general passenger agent Of the Frise,
road.
-Four lobster packing houses Of
Portland. ore, have pooled their in
terests.
A project Is on foot O. build a rail-
road between Eagle Pass and Browns
vile. Tex
Case o. Fred Manning under death
sentence az Dallas FOR murder. has
been reversed by court of criminal ap-
pcals.
The Denver road has completed the
work OF putting down seveuty-twc
pound rails between Am r'lo and Dal.
hart. Tex
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
AGAIN SERIOUS.
oyama Is Striking Another Blow at
the Defeated Russians.

81 PETERSBURG. March l6.-News
from the front is again very serious.
Field Marshal Omaya IS striking an
other blow at the defeated Russian
army In spite of the exhaustion of
his forces after the twelve days strug-
gle for Mukden be has been able 20
organize fresh turning movement
in the hope OF completing the victory
won under the walls of Mukden. Tues
days attack upon the Russian advance
line az Fan river. 80 Is now evident.
was only a feint while the japanese
colums are being worked around TO get
IN position 10 fall upon the Russian
rear. and "Wednesday the blow was
struck.
A dispatch to the Associated Press
from Santoupu brought TO ST Peters
burg the first word that battle was
In prograss north OF Tie Pass. That
General Kuropatkin was taken by sur
prise ~ a fair inference from tho man
ner In which Tuesday night he aban-
doned the Fan river positions. leaving
so hurriedly that he again was obliged
10 burn his stores 20 prevent them from
falling into the hands OF the japanese.
No clue Is given as 10 whether the
japanese came down from the noun
tains east or struck In from the west
OF the Lao river. Tie Pass Is prac-
tically the gate where the mountains
and the Lao river meet and Il COM
mands the whole country northward.
With the japanese Ia behind the Rus
sian army at Tie Pass General Kuro-
patkin's position Is extremely critical
once the japanese are across his rear
IN force. Kuropatkin will have 10 cut
his way out or surrender.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
WOMEN WORKING.
Cutting Timber. Saving and Stacking
II on Right Of Way.

Denison. Tex. March is-scores Of
women are working along the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas right OF way
on the Shawnee division cutting tim
Ter. saving and stacking IL. The Katy
Is making improvements al Tyrola. /
T.. where the South Canadian river
washed away many feet OF track on
the Shawnee division last fal. In or
DER 20 avoid further trouble. the right
~ way has been changed and Is being
run along "a blum. which Is thickly
wooded with oak The timber can not
BE- used by the Katy az the present
time as a large force would be needed
&c clear it away. The road needs the
space and has offered the wood 10 the
neighh1r.nr Inhabitants II they Will
clear 90 away quickly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
SECURE SMOKING.
japanese Have Also oislodssd this
Russians From Yingpau.

Toxic. March 16.-The japanese oc-
oupied slngking March 10. Singking
or Yenden is situated about eighty
miles almost due east Of Mukden.
Report received az Toxic March ii
from Japanese headquarters In the
field said: In the direction Sing
king our forces have been dislodging
the enemy from Yingpau. eighteen
miles east OF F'ushun. and on March
IL occupied that place"
Details OF the occupation Of Tie
Pass had not been received az impe-
rial army headquarters up TO Thurs
day night An Official bulletin re-
ported the action. and stated that the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
Pythians at Temple.

Temple. Tex, March iG.-The locat.
ing committee Of the knights OF Pyth.
ias widows and orphans home. consist.
ing OF W. A. Abey OF Fort Worth. c A
Summers of Cuero and W. y. De Jer-
nett OF Commerce was here for the
purpose Of receiving propositions for
the location OF the home and inspecting
the sites offered. They were taken "a
Midwuy between here and Bolton. on
the interurban line. and shown its ad-
vantages.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
"HUmPTY.pUMpTY" DEAD.
Famous cIawa Nsc .s5s msrrimsn,
For Thousands Passes Away.

Denver March I5.-Practlcally pen.
niless with only his devoted wife q
watch and mourn. Mons Niblo. famou.
circus clown and pantomimic. has died
In this city after fighting FOR months
the ranges Of tuberculosis. He came
here In December n physical wreck
an3 has never been able since 10 leave
his bed. Niblo was fifty-three years
OF age and for thirty-five years had
performed before the public. He was
the creator OF the part of "Iumpty
Dumpty" In the play OF that name.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
GENERAL ELECTION BILL.
House Pu. In Most Of Wednesdays
Session Oiseuasina Il.

AustiA March i6.-House put IN
most of Wednesdays session discuss
ing the general election law.
In the senate Mr. Holland introduced
bin 20 authorize the formation OF
corporations % build bridges or cause
ways across bays. lakes. lasoons. etc.
and 20 charge tolls upon same.
The railroad commission has n num-
Der of petitions from railroad employees
unions protesting against q reduction
in the rates upon cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
MINOR MATTERS.

General r. s Benson f. dead n,
Carlsbad ~ NJ.
Wise County Bank of Paradise. Tex.
has begun business.
Dipping station et Elgin. Kan. will
be In operation Auril l.
Lockwood Meggett. a prominent cit
lien OF Houston. is dead.
Direct the noted PAGER. dropped
dead near New YORK. City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
MOORE ACQUITTED.
He Is Dec sred Not Guilty Of Having
Accepted a Bribe.

Auriin. March is.-warren W. Moore
was declared not guilty on the charge
of having accepted a bribe OF fi2.500
10 dismiss the antitrust suit against
tle kfpy Lumber company. After the
jury had returned rs verdict Mr.. Moore
arose and said. Gentlemen OF the
jury my wife and shall be grateful 20
you ~ long as we live" lie then
walked into the district clerks office
and met his wife. II was an affecting
meeting. The verdict was received with
applause ard Il took some time TO
restore order. Jury was out one hour
and thirty-hvc minutes.
A change of venue was asked In the
case AGAINST John II. Kirby. so action
was taken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
womEN's MISSIONS.
One Hundred Delegates Are In Attend.
anee az Houston.

ance AZ Houston.
Houston. March 16.-The woman's
Home Missionary society of the Texas
conference Of the Methodist church.
South. is IN session one hundred del
egates from over the entire eastern
portion ~ the state are in attendance.
Miss Belle II. Bennett. the president
of the hoard of home missions for the
Methodist Episcopal church. South. OF
Richmond. Ky. addressed the dele
gates.
Miss Tina Tucker Of Nashville. Bible
reader and evangelist. spoke.
Mrs. l. T. Smith Of Dodge City and
a number of other ladies prominent In
Methodist circles over the entire coun-
try are present.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17

New York. March 1s.-,'
Webb Duke. through her a
brought suit IN the supreme
a separation from her hushel
l. Duke. on the grounds III
ment and non-supp0rf.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
a. Hot sprino..

Hot Springs. March f6.-Ii IA
ed here that the spring dates
10 the Little Rock club will l1e I
az oak Lawn track IN thit cil
Nathans0n win act as presidinr
and secretary and A. b. Dad
handle the starters flag.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
Sister NJ. Alexis Dead.

Texarkana, March Is.-Slster NJ.
Alexis Of the sisterhood OF st. Rose Of
Lima. died AZ the convent here. She
had resided here for many years. and
was greatly loved by the school and
congregation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
Copper Capitalist Gone.

New York. March fs.-A dispatch
from Palm Beach. Fla. reports the
dsath Of Meyer Guggenheim. a copper
capitalist. Death was caused by pner-
monia lie was seventy-eight years Of
age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
PAY Remains snma.

Natchez. Miss. March i6.-Nal
cotton mills. employing 400 opera /.
viii reduce working time tc ten h
per cay. with no ehan-e ln pay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17
Nsw rrisI For Ear pat,,r,on.

New York. March i6.-Nan Patter-
son will be placed on trial again April
10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-17

Japanese wsre IN not pursuit Of the
retreating Rsssians but II does rot
mention any particulars OF the hght.
The statesman., 1905-04-14
Black 22O7.
Phone us your news.
Phone US your printing orders.

When sl.50 day, tips that amount
to as much again, room and board
and fare both ways, won't secure wait
ers with plenty of them idle, there is
something wrong. Yet such are ths
wages offered by Manitou hotel and
the headwaiter informs rs that
large proportion of the men who
come from this section, are entirely
unreliable and will not work so soon
as they made a few dollars. So il
appears that the Negro race has as
great problem to rid itself eff trifers
as it has in securing recognition of
its merits.
The statesman., 1905-04-14

The testimonial rendered Miss Ma
bel Fore Tuesday night at Zion
Church, under the direction OF A. A.
Waller, was spontaneous outpour-
ing of the good citizens of Denver to
do honor to one of our own. A pro-
gram of length and excellence was
rendered Appropriate remarks were
made and responded to. Miss Fore
expects 10 enter the conservatory Of
music next term.
The statesman., 1905-04-14
OF Local
Interest

The Burtons, who have made Den
yer their home for some months have
signed a twenty-five weeks engage
ment with Terr-'s Uncle Tom Cab
in" with which they will put on their
act. These performers have appeared
number of times here and have made
good. They we're the feature Of the
Honolulu Comedy Co, Close appli-
cation to their work characterizes
them and they will surely do we'll.
They leave Wednesday for Omaha.
The statesman., 1905-04-14
Plan Handsome Masonic remple

The California Grand Lodge of Ma.
sons, which includes the subordinate
lodges OF Hawaii, is planning to build
in San Francisco temple large
enough to accommodate all grand
bodies of the craft within its jurig
tiction. The present temple is about
forty years old.
The statesman., 1905-04-14
PERVERTED PROVERBS.

Constant dropping wears the shins.
Ill news and automobiles travel
fast.
Do not spur free horse or a will.
ing wife.
1t is never too late to learn-at a
night school
Many Sin v'.t the heel and the
empty barsna
Ais well that jells well in the fruit
canning season.
A workman is known by his chips.
so is a poker player
He who fights and runs away will
live to run another day.
II wishes we're horses nobody would
hang to street car strap.
Hope deferred maketh the heart
sick and the creditor annoying.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-06
FOUGHT SISTERS HUSBAND.
And Paid $2O.25 Fine and Costs for
Doing II.

Justice r. G. Reid yesterday fined
r. r. Weatherspoon, of Harnett coun-
ty, SIS and costs, thelatter amounting
to $50 5, for an assault on Mark
Morris. his brother-in-law, who lives
on North Mcdowell street, near its
terminues.
Last Sunday Weatherspoon came to
Raleigh at the request of his sister,
the wife of Morris, who had com
planned of her treatment at her hus-
bands hands. She claimed that he
had cursed, insulted and abused her.
and that she needed protection. When
Weatherspoon arrived in the city
Sunday morning, Morris, who works
at the ice mandatory, was away
from home. When Morris went home
TO dinner he saw Wetherspoon IN the
front room Of his house, and after
greeting him, proceeded to the DIM
ing room, but was followed by Weth-
erspoon. A few words passed between
them, and Morris denied that he. had
maltreated his wife, when Wether-'
spoon struck him in the face several
times making terrible bruises, and
it was said that Weatherspoon used
brass knucgs For two days Nor
his could not see because of the eff
fects of the blows. Morris is small
man. and Weatherspoon weighs prob
ably over 200 pounds.
Weatherspoon left town immediate
ly, it was said, but Constable ope had
a warrant sworn out for his arrest
which was issued by Justice Reid.
Thursday Weatherspoon returned
to Raleigh and desired to submit be-
fore Police Justice Badger but the
constable served the warrant on him
and notified him to appear at Justice
Reid's Olive next morning.
Several witnesses were summonded,
but Weatherspoon confessed that he
was the author of the injury to Nor
ris. and the trial consisted chiefly in
a lecture by the Justice, who warned
Weatherspoon to keep away from the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-06
COLLECTING DATA.
Bureau OF Labor md Printing at Work
on Next Annual Report.

The Commissioner of Labor and
Printing, through the assistant COM
missioner, Mr.. vi. h. Sh!pman, Is HoW
engaged III collecting data and infor-
nation for the preparation of the
next annual report of the department.
The department is sending letters to
every Democratic and Republican
county chairman i'll the State for the
names of persons competent to give
the information desired.
A copy of the letter being sent these
persons is as follows:
Il will thank YOU to send me, in
enclosed stamped envelope, the names
and post Office addresses of i've prom
incnt farmers, who are we'll informed
upon conditions educational, moral and
financial in their respective sections.
We wish to ask them for information
from which to form basis of. calcula-
tons for our next annual report
touching the condition of farmers"
Let me have the names of Demo-
Gratis, please, and distribute them
we'll over the county to the end that
the object desired may be fully and
accurately reached. The chairman Of
the Republican Executive Committee
Will be asked for similar information
regarding memberg of that party in
your county