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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

Il NEW. YORK, April 21..-Oarsmcn are
preparing for q busy season.
Almost every club about Net York
will own at least one octopede and one
centpcde before the season is well under
way. All that IS necessary to convert
the eight-oarcd into sixteen is to take
or the alternate outriggers and substi-
tutc the shorter double braces.
Having recognized the popularity OF
this style Of racing, the Metropolitan
Union. Harlem and Nassau clubs have
already secured craft OF this kind. and
the officers OF the Harlem Regatta Asso-
citation have provided for octopcde and
;centipedc events in their coming re-
.gatta. s.
M Down along the Long Island shore a
lone. oarsman,3 wearing only a light row
ing shirt, with arms and legs barred to
cold blasts that sweep over Flushing
Bay, has been at work daily for weeks
past. The man is Fred Shcphcard. of the
Scawanl1aka Rowing Club a newcomer
In senior ranks last year, he tore. pre-
mier honors away from Constance Titus.
OF the Nonpareil Club; Fred Fucssel OF
the Harlem, and Frank Wesley, OF the
Bohemian, and proved himself in class
witt, Frank Greer the national champion.
This year Shephcard intends to go
after Greer's title. He has youth in his
favor and lis possessed Of an indomitable
will that Will be needed during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
SCATTER GUN ARTISTS
BRAVE BAD WEATHER
Faithful Few Gather at Traps and
Break Mud Pies With
Vengeance.

The windy, Indictment Gather had n
tendency TO cut dow tie attendance ut
the practice shoot OF toe RlchmunG, Gun
Club yesterday afternoon. ye. fourteen Of
the "scatctr" gun ar:..sts facel Tic traps,
\ stiff gallo played havoc With the
scores, and Il target had 10 nc snapped
Just as seen above tho traps Gr II was not
found by tie shooter, '"lle shower brake
up the 100 bird race, and most shooters
had to be content with II string OF fifty
targets, Janowski ana Anderson led for
was second. with one .oird less.
Mr., !lcchler's shooting was the cyno-
SURE Of all present, tle IS fast getting III
iire to 90, fast company. Eighty ner cent,
Is a good gait
Announcement will be made soon or Il
trophy that has been promised 10 The
shooters OF Richmond. to be known as
the championship trophy, AS soon as re-
ceived u will be contested for In open
competition.
Mr.. T.Sllnze Keller. OF tho Peters Car
fridge Company. was calling on the trade
yesterday.
Regular practice shoots every Thursday
and Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
OLD-TlME RIVALS
CROSS BATS HERE
University of Virginia and Caro-
lima on Richmond Diamond
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tho man who calls the balls and strikes
in the game between Virginia and Caro-
lima here on Monday afternoon will DO
no other thon Mr.. lToffner, who is to ia
one of the three bosses In the Virginia
state League this year.
Rchmonders will have an opportunity
10 Judge the umpire's style and to meet
him personally. For the past ten days
he has been ut Charlottesville and has
umpired games there with perfect salts
faction. III, "
Between the Varsity nine and the
Carolina aggregation there Is, has been,
and will be- an Intense spirit Of rivalry.
Whether on the gridlron or tho diamond,
the gladiators have tusselled with all
their strength for victory IIonors are
about even, for both States have won
victories and each State has known de-
feat,
Therefore, the game here tomorrow
will be one worth going n long ways to
witness. The Virginia boys will arrive
here Tomorrow and will be quartered nt
Murphy's Hotel.
While here Manager Camp will try to
make arrangements for the pennant fight
here every year. Richmond Is tho best
drawing city, and the crowd to witness
the game Monday will MI tho grandstand
and bleacheries.
Virginia has won seven out of nine
games played. and will tackle Carolina
with confidence OF victory, =,
Here Is tho probable lineup Of tho
team to wear the Orange and Blue:
Chandler or Woodson, catcher Moses or
Susong pitcher; johnson, first base;
MndduX, second base; I.awer, shortstop;
Hotf, third base; Dalton, left field; Walk
er. center field; Graham, rislt field Cap
taln), Fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
J. DORSEY HITE,
ENGINEER R., & P.s;

residence 5l4 West Marshall is greatly
clatcd with the success Of Charles Lin-
coin Smiths method and prescription
glasses In his wfe's case Mrs. IIites
case Is best described In her own words.
She says: For the past three years !
have suffered with headaches and blur-S
ring and smartlng Of my eyes. About
three months ago 1t began to get worse.
I would have sick headaches half the
time and almost every night would have
to retire very early. as could not stand
tho eyestraln from artificial light. These
conditions kept getting worse and worse,
until my life was just n misery. The
doctors gave mo medicine, but 1t did me
no good. About month ago my hus-s
band became worried about It and took
mo before Charles Lincoln Smith. and Al
nm awful glad he did so. Why, slnceSI
hnvo had his method OF prescription
glasses my headaches have Disappeared
and my sight is perfect Ills skill has
certainly been q blessing TO me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
GREAT FIELD
ANO TRACK meet
Continued from First Page.)

aEt4gH (COnllAueu from t1Ist tHseJ f.sls
Oliver, Washington and Lee. Time.
10 S-5 seconds.
High Hurdles; neutrality-suspicious. by
Archie Randolph Virginia.; second, Oscar
Randolph Virginia; third, Morse WASH
iugton and I.ec Time. 16 seconds.
?2O YnrdsT tercolleglatc-Won by Mo
IlwaIne, Virginia; second, Mnrbury, Yir-
gInla, and stevens, st. Johns "a tie);
third, Powell, Virginia; fourth, Whitman,
Virginia. Time, 20 seconds.
Low Hurdles; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
Archie Randolph, Virginia; second, Grim
maids, Virginia; third, Oscar Randolph,
Virgins; fourth Morse, Washington and
Lee, Time. n 3-5 seconds
4lO Yards; Observation-Disclosures by
Gray. Virginia; second, NAPLES, virginia;
third, FLETCHER, Virginia: fourth, Whit
ham, Virginia. Time, So 20 seconds,
$50 Yards; Intercollegiate--Won by Los
rando, George Washington; second, Nc
cluer. Washington and Lee; th'rd, Mar
shall, Virginia; fourth, Garter, virginia
Time, minutes. second.
Mile run; ntercolleglate--Wo Won pS
Basher, Virginia; second, l.oranao.
George washington; third. Gil. George
yYashinTtpn, Fourth, Burke Virginia,
Time, 1 minutes, 10 A5 seconds.
Two-mile run; Observation-Disclosures by
K I.orando. George Washington; second
I1arwood. Virginia; third. Offltt, wash
8ington and Lee; fourth, Rummell, VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Fulcher Acquitted. "a

n Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
AMHERST. VA April 21.-The jury re-
ported early this morning In the F,ulcher
case verdict OF not guilty. The YER
diet was not surprise to those who
had attended the trial. Though great
Dissatisfaction is being expressed at It
by many Of the people of the county,
who say that Fulcher should have been
punished. 55.
One3fof the jurors remarked that he
was being jeered at on The streets. The
jury did not have much difficulty in
reaching the decision. and would have
reported last night but for the lateness
OF the hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Silver Wedding.
TO The Times pispatcl,.)

Especial to The Times plspatch)
E GORDONsVlLLE, VA Aprl 2l,-Dr.
John w. Scot ana wife celebrated their
silver wedding last evening. The occa-'
sion was very enjoyable and largely nt-
tended by their many friends, pr,
SCOTS acl1la intance Is very large, as he
Is one OF hte most popular men In the
community.
The many friends Of Rev, DR.. J. w.
NIcCown are glad 10 know he Is much
improved from a recent illness. 81 54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

moro apparent that
1t will prove even
IN orc successful
than It was LAST
year. Entry blanks
have now hecn
sent out TO over
sixty schools OF the
states Of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
the EPISCOPAL
TRACK MEET I.
"a Large Entry List IS Expected
for the Annual l,s.
Event. :s,i
TRACK AND FIELD e.. EVENTS Z NJ $
Picked Men for An Interesting
Dual Championship Relay
Race
TRACK AND {. FIELD I::.. EVENTS E::' E ] $

u fspccial to rhc Times-D ispatch.)
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, ALEX
ANDR1A, VA. April 2l.-As the time
for tho track meet at the Episcopal High
School approaches, It becomes more and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Richmond Amateur
Baseball League

There will be q meeting Of the executive at 8'l5
P, M. on Tuesday, the Gath instant, in The Times
Dispatch office, GIG f. Main to arrange the final
details for the season full attendance is neces-
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

mobile. which IL claimed by Mrs
MBfteili, saltwater ninr Gates
sister and alleged by the creditors
60 belong 90 the e. klondlke hnF.
Mrs Msfteili testified that she
handed her brother ta,as0 Ia an en-.
vulape with Instructions 90 purchase
tlde lands u possible aud should he
not find suitable property 60 buy an
automobile.
saltwater am" was too busy to
look Tor tide lands. and therefore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

part 81 Ruef m, the boss paid no
attention. to The protest sohmtta
nnnearea very nervous but ltuaf vas
uafufnca. The court room wa
crowded, many having gathered
carly o. Eain admlttanco. When
the reading ~ the indictments were
concluded. counsel fof Ruef. speals.
ma for Reef and sehmlta. asked FOR
a continuance untn Monday On the
ground e,at he had Had no oppor-
tanity until today 10 read the IN
Hiafmunfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Imported Nottingham
Lace Curtains

At Lontoh'H. III Necond AV.
conaldor these prices Nottingham
curtains. conventional design. ! IL
yard wide. yards long. for soc.
Ciuny curtains. ia rich aud beauti.
fui designs. worth $3.50. az tsas, a
o. 90 grade tats. Boblhet curtains.
very dainty. IN pure white. Ia
yards long. Wide rufflca. az ti.ss
pair; i.o00 pairs beautiful Marie
Antalnette designs. worth $50. Zoe
csc. These special prices for PIT.
dhy and Saturday only ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

chief OF Police wappenstein q
counting on securing a set Of the
states rogue gallery pictures feF
police headquarters Yesterday he
received letter from Maj. A. NJ
Brown. seerstary Ca Gov. Mead. AZ :
surfing him that there was a good
chance Of Seattle getting a set
which contains about l. 500 photes
graphs Of eonvlets. with views be.
fore and after shaving ana beihg
clothed In stripes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

bought an automobile. which he ai
the time called his own,
Il sealed the letter csftaininR
the money" she said. Tor you
couldn't trust uiil with money.
told him not 60 open u until he
reached Seattle. knowing that by
that time no would have his draft
canhed."
The hearing will be resumed to-
morrow. when r 3. Finuid. tbs
agent. h expected 60 produce this
bill ~ sale OF the auto. swift
water" at present IL Ia Mexico. e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Resting Easy

should YOU be weary IN mind and
body take advantage OF the bis
rocker sale Friday aud Saturday at
the Century Furniture Co. An ele
SAINT 5000 mahogany rocker. cob
Der seat aud seven turned apindleH
In back. for $500. A aalid oak
rocker. golden finiah. seven turned
apindlva In back with ornamental
panel below. $3.50 grade. At sass.
An extra large and comfortable
rocker IN solid oak and beautifully
finished, saddle shaped seat. rogu.
lar $500 rocker. Tor thlh go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
SCHNITZ FACES
'IDDGE dunno

FRANCISCO. nee e. The
50 ..,lnst Nayef SchHtita aud
- - gosf on charges II esiofts
s...,.l thousand aoiiafs frem
y y gssrsh ressaureais Naa cai'sa
y -. punue's court AZ II -
- MS mefnins
49, .'s~l,s s,eed While the indiet-
$50 rad. hut Ruuf ffinaih.
F..sa Prosecutor iicney pfe-
AGAINST this action on the
s-xsS9 UP on "rae Owl"
~. Great NorthernaatEain 80
ssa,eE n c leaves 1850 p
80 commencing nrcemhcr 2
- fog Relllnsham and Nans
Rtt sss
k4sef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
nId, ter Mnt.r M.ln..

nidn we're received yesterday by
the beard OF public works for the
Installation OF water mains. etc. ON
Grand boulevard. The lowest bid
was t6s.tssbo. The amount 10 be
assessed abu,tinE property owners
10 tas.sa0. ana tho amount Appro
priated By the ordinance governing
the Improvement 10 taa,efo. which
leaysa . dsfieieney q ltssaso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
TRUST
MONEY TO BILL

Al the hearing held before Referee
iioyt yesterday afternoon, . asoer-
tain the ownership Of ta,Qao auto
steam baths. aac Oriental natha
clesink cut watches. diamonds
ana leweiry al haraain prices.
vneie joe. tif rnd ave, 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

Or Hunt. dentist. $40 nurka
building Phone. Ind s97, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

Seattle. Washing ton. SO Nov, 1905.
70 Nj. A. Bridge Co., and Mr.. A. Bridge,
Seattle. Washington.
gentlemen:
Please take notice:
That the tenancy heretofore, and existing
between Thomas NJ. Green, the y
as A. A. Addition TO the city Seattle.
landlord lessor and yourself s occupant
certain store building situate premises.
numbered i4l5 Second Avenue in tho city Seattle
sill terminated the 51st day December 1900.
and said lessor elects to. will
said at said time and Will require you the
possession OF said premises Immediately thereafter
and not than idnight 5lst. 1909.
M. GREEN.
BY BRONSON. Agent
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-30
KILLS ONE MAN:
INJURIES OTHERS
FOREMAN SHOOTS cHoLoS WHO
ATTACK HIM
Fight Between Mexican Laborers and
Section Boss Williams Results
in kiIling-says He Fired
in SeIfADefense

In fight with three Mexican track
laborers at $50 o'clock yesterday
morning, close to Alton station, near
the Nevada line, Section Foreman Will
liams of the Salt Lake road shot and
killed one of his assaiants, wounded
another probably fatally and injured
the third.
The cholos were sent from Los An
geles Monday night to do track work,
and why they attacked Mr.. Williams the
next morning is not known the Salt
Lake officials being unable to give
only the meager details of the fight.
The three workmen attacked the fore
man with knives and stones. He was
knocked down by the first volley of
rocks and then they attempted to stab
him and succeeded in cutting him in
several places before he could get his
revolver into operation.
The body of the dead Mexican was
taken to Alton station, with the knife
he had used on Williams still grasped
In his right hand. The San Bernardino
officials took charge of the body and
will hold an inquest today.
Williams and the two wounded Mex
leans are now being cared for in San
Bernardino hospital. The officers are
investigating the cause of the melee and
It is thought at Sam Bernardino that
Williams will be allowed to go free on
the plea of self-defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-30
WILL CONFIRM LARGE
CLASS OF CHILDREN
FEAST OF WEEKS WILL BE CELE-
DRAFTED
Jewish Synagogue Being EIaborately
Decorated in Honor Of Solemn
Rites-Program Of Varied Relig-
GUS Features viii Be Given

The Feast of Weeks, 1866, will be OBJ
served at the Temple B'nai Birth to-
day with the confirmation of a large
class of children. Great preparations
have been made for the event. The
temple has been elaborately decorated
under the supervision of the women of
the church. The class motto is Nearer,
My God, to Thee"
Following is the program which will
be given, beginning at $3.50 o'clock this
morning: Prelude, organ, professional,
organ and violin, during which the can
didates for confirmation will enter the
temple escorted by the Officers and
last years class; song, Hail, All Hail, y
choir; words of greeting, Rabbi Hecht;
invocation, Nellie Danziger; hymn
Father, See Thy Suppliant Children y
class; opening prayer, Henrietta
Ancker; organ voluntary with violin
accompaniment, during which the floral
offering is made by the class; floral
prayer, Adel Levy; ark service; "The
Law on Sinai" Florence Brown; first
benediction, class; reading from the
Torah, Norman Mchaels and Anna
Schulman; second benediction, class;
reading from the Scriptures, Gertrude
Elkeles and Liebchen Harris; return
ing from Torah, school; summary of the
Jewish faith, class; soprano solo, Mrs.
Bessie Ives Harrison; address, "The
Meaning of Confirmation" Hugo Wal
deck; essay, "The Persecution of the
Jews" Ruth Seligman; essay, "The
Days of Repentance" Richard Schuster;
address, THE Messianic Time" Paul
Loewenthal; essay, patriotism,
Stephen Loew; address to parents.
Beatrice Goldbaum; notices, class;
declaration of principles, Ruth Sum-
merfields address, Rabbi Hecht; bles-
sing the candidates; closing prayer.
Bernie Schwartz; alteration, Gussie
Cohen; presentation of certificates of
confirmation by President Kaspare
Cohn; benediction and dismissal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-30
BOARD OF EDUCATION OBJECTS
Liquor License Refused /. F. 5onana
by Police Commissioners Because
of Contrary Sentiment

The board of education. through Presi-
dent w. j. Washburn, Secretary N. s.
Averill and Superintendent E. c. Moore
vigorously protested to the police COM
missioners last evening against the grant
ing of a wholesale liquor license 10 L.
II. Bonana, who applied for the privilege
OF conducting a place at 1916 East
Twelfth street.
Tine board raised the objections that
the proposed liquor house would be with
In 800 feet OF the Fourteenth street
school and that II would be bad thing
for the school children 10 be compelled
to pass the place daily. Owing To these
objections the license was not granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-30

and her hand searched over her CLOTH
ing until she produced stout cord,
With trembling hands she tied the cord
about her limbs until the circulation
was nearly stopped, and thus retaining
the cocaine in her system as long as
possible, she became unconscious.
Are Nearly All French
In the crib district on North Alame la
street which the police have not vet
discovered, the women are nearly all
French and all have macquereaux.
These creatures spend most of their
time in the nearby Chinatown buying
opium from the Chinese and then sell
ing IL to messenger boys and young
men, all Of whom are only too anxious
to get hold of it.
Among the women of the tenderloin,
especially among the "landladies," or
keepers of esta Establishments, the macduer-
eaux Is considered necessary to the
business.
Every year several of the monsters
are sent back to France, where they Sc
lect dozen or more young girls, either
from the city or the country. These
try after being told that they are to be
given positions on large salaries. Once
here they are cuffed and beaten by the
men and put in the houses. Their
clothing is taken from them and they
are told that they are in debt several
hundred dollars to the macquereaux for
travelling expenses and that debt must
be paid or they will be sent to Jail. The
result is inevitable.
VIII Not Bother Some
Aside. from this class of macquereaux
is another class of men who live with
the women of the underworld, caring
for them as common law wives. These
men will not be bothered by the police
officials, FOR they all work at various
trades in the city and earn their daily
bread in the proper manner. There
are hundreds of these men in the city
and many of them are employed in
reputable business houses. Wherever
1t can be esta ablished that these men
work for a living they will not be in
terfered with by the police.
The fight on the human vultures who
live off the earnings of the women who
peddle opium, cocaine and morphine,
and pho prepare places where the drugs
can be used, are the ones the police
will strike, and according to the state
ments Of the police the blow will fall
Immediately and the macquereaux will
be ousted from the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-30
viii Consider Case

The. battery case against A. Weiss and
others was heard before Justice Austin
yesterday.
Deputy Constable ;. .. Richardson was
he went to the home of the defendant,
on Central avenue, to take out a sewing
machine that was being paid for In in
stallments. The Weiss family attacked
the officer. according to his story
The court took the case under advise
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-30
Reserved Seat Sale Today

chant of Venice to be given Friday
evening by ST. Vincents Dramatic club
at the Father Meyer Memorial hall will
open this morning at ST. Vincents col
lege
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-20
TapandO sl OiO q Ia Tuerta.

Ia para estaa horas esta determinada
por los oaciques repubHoAnos la bolesa
de oondado, para que no 80 Olga oue
todo estaba hecho do antemano han
adoPtado IN plan que oonsiste en- poper
algunoa candidates sparentss" al cam.
po' con ell an de que cuando salgan derro.
tados Sc pAraran ause Ia convention '
en- VOC de trueno aolamaFan "qae ellos Sc
someten la volunted de Ia nlayoria
lmAyoriA empacada) y que son leales '
heies republicanos y soportaran la bole-
ia pondran sus bogues sus cabAllos
Ia disposition del partido." Pero e,ta
no % mas que IN blind con ii enaI
esperan que las ovejas haRan fla pre.
senteE iguales deolaraoiones de leaitad
y adherencia.
Por 10 que toca In boleta va est6 ba.
cha y todos los que buscap'tener dss,ino
SIN ia ieenoia de gus mSjestades los ca.
oiques de 10 familia rsal, es meior oue
se resignen q 81 suerte do servir para "a.
Tar ell CAIRO solaments; pero 81 aoaso as
tan oanaados de ser instrumentos da
ser esoalonss para que monte al trono
Ia iamilia, real entonoes haran sentir M
independents y no permitiran oue la
neven del martigon.
Nj oaballero que est8 escoRido para
tapar el o1o In tuerta" hacienda 81
papel hereo, tan no es candidate en- he.
cho, que Ahora mismo es reoidente del
Sondado de Quay y So anunoia para nm
deslino dc condAdn.
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ES Consistente.

5 h,r editor de LA Vqz del Pueblo y
Me oonsiderar8 grato 50 digne ustsd
dec rme ST esta gu BlcAuee,
Porque motive oil delegAdo Andrews
CORE esta vez taio IN dibujo tan despa.
recido; quiero dJ cir scst niendo 81 Cd.
tado undo. 5Es este al mismo de,ega1o
one corri6 dca ailos pasados? Dsbs ser
,QtkQ-h "a !qIlA a.. aErkldo Iapnhliaana. a
pneda uBuHr 0fvidmEfu Quo u .Assas4 ! VI
lfv dus amos pasatos oorri6 y fue electC
hAio an plAtaforna por estado ssparAdo
I'll pu lblo SO haoe cruces y no tabemol
q que atenernos. pues antes que v0tar q
uu hombre de dos csras 90 mis- prop!o
votar por IN delegado gus ab0ga como
priuoipio legitimo 10 que cree DO busna
fe y esta en- o1ns lnancia con su partilo
Este Andrews de hoy sus sostensdores
pareoe que glran impulse de la 90
rriente y no segun los diotados dc au
oonciencta y de su oorazon.
Los papsles dioen qu este no es ora.
dor; peTo II es buen planeAdor Vi6
la luz y di6 luz y vic que era bueno Vi6
para que rumbo sopla el viento dijo
"todo este es bueno." ~ nosotrol
los pobrss que nos dir&n? Q1o somos
republioanos J como qnisfa que sea to,
do rs bueno.
Yo digo por mi parte que sismpre ha
estado por estndo separado No sc 81
estaIe bien fandado no, pero esta ha
sido mi franoa y sinoera opinion. Mas
al tener que yotar por Andrews, m&G
bien dioho al tener que oomulgar cor
unl IN ,ds de m 1'ino mejpr m9 declare
Demoerats, y Yoy d votsr por Ell Hon,
Ootavisno LAFrazolc. Este hombre 90
rre baio un plAtsfoTma deolarado por 81
estado undo, Sin treta nj maba el vo
tante sabe bien por qp6 va q votar y POI
quien va q depositar So sufragio
8 algun repuhlioano puede dkrme lal
explioaciones de tai InconsiStenoia 80 K
agradeeerd.
l.. II GRECO.