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The Washington times., 1906-01-30

With a respeotfulneSs not exclusive
Of shyneSs. T. is suggested that the
Board Of Education adopt some means
20 teach the school children OF the Dis
strict how Ia spell TenleytOwn. From.
the letters and contributions i'm other
forms daily received by The Times. IL
seems Go be evident that curtOusly few
81 the residents of rhe District know
the correct sequence ~ letters In the
name Of the little suburb. '-Tennaly-
town II used more than uEything else /.
bat "fcuurllytown," "TeueIytown -
"feulytown," "renniytuWn" and Ten
nelltown' more or less frequently ali
come ia. The town H. never forgot
ten. the ten seldom. although one
man did write "Tellens town From So
easy going Al variety ar this. Il IL as
hopeless 10 wean the adult generations
as 20 teach an old dog new tricks: the
only resource Of reform worth while is
the Efforts Of the Board Of Education
with the adults or the future, the
school children. Making each pupil in
every public school IN the District arise
daily and correctly spell Fenleytown
would not be too drastic a method for
the necessity II effectiveness
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Mrs Victor Kaufman was hostess
today at one % the most charming
IuncAeous given this season. The guess
Mere seated at three aaDips. each "a bi.
decorated with roses aud misnouetf,.
ne luncheon was given ia the green
parior al the New Willard Mrs. Kauff-
mann guests We're Miss Cannon. Mrs
SHAW. Mrs Burrows. Mrs Martin. Mrs
Loose Nine Ouesada. Mrs LOTUS Mrs
james II. Mann, Mrs. Willis Moore. AIRS
Chafies Foster. Mrs Walton Ms
George h. Williams. Mrs Somers Mrs
Cove, Mis- Il. II. Warner. Nine. Pivrf
Mrs. ,iale Mrs r s Moore. Mrs JuIas
Guthn1se. Mrs. Evans. Mrs Mvrou
faFker. Mrs. Theodore Noyes Ais
simpson, Mrs. Fleming Mrs Harr,
Moses. Mrs. Crawford. Mrs Alexander
bfiit"ns Miss Morris ana Miss John
ston.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Mrs. Charles Dulin entertained a
luncheon party today. and Mrs Duen
entertained In the same manner
The Attorney General. Mr. Moody. en-
terIsined at beautifully appointed din
ner last night in honor Of the supreme
Court. The dinner was given ira the
Presidential suite at the Willard Hotel.
and The table was one or unusual beau
~. Large plateaus of La France roS :
and vases Of white carnations formed
the h6ral decorations. CoTsa - hoti-
qaets ~ the roses we're placed for each
woman guest
ne company included the Chief JUS
lice, Justice Harlan aud Mrs Harlan
Justice Brewer ana Mrs brewer ms
lice Brown aud Mrs Brown Jtstica
White and Mrs. White. Justice Homes
ana -drs. Holmes. Justice Mck-nua
JUST = Day. the Secretary of war and
MIS-. tart The Solicitor General and
AIRS. lIoyt Admiral and Mrs CovfI.s
MI and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler Mr
ana Mrs. John T. Resburn Afr ana
Mfs. John J. HemphiIl Mrs Hone
slater. Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mrs oliver
+. Cromwell. Miss Lota Robinson Mis-
mary Gwyn, and Senator Brandeges.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Mr. and Mrs / Herman. Of 2il9
Eighteenth street. entertained the Mer-
~ Ten last evening
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
Eouse Managers Wise.

in appropriate costume and the decor
attons IN the house and on the table
were IN accordance. Among those
present were Miss Theresa Hecht. Of
BaitimoFe, Miss Caro- Baer Miss Sa-
VIVA Goldsmith. Miss Blanche Stern.
and Miss Helene Engel. and Mae Baer
Ben WolIberg, Jonas Machealis, Milton
Baer. Harold Levi and DIR Benjamin
Leon
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

The French ambassador and Nine
Jusserand viii entertain dinner party
AT the embassy tonight
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

There was time when any mapping
statesman could have been easily and
quickly aroused by few deft passes.
Bearing in mind the rema rka bis sue
cessful achievements OF Cupid on the
Tart trip 70 the Philippines ii Is "A
mighty safe proposition that one ship
will noi be able. 10 carry all the de-
tached of both sexes who will seek To
be Included in the next journey.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

The minister from Siam, who makes
ms home al the Arlington. entertained .
dinner party there last night.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

The naval attache Of the German en-
bassy and Frau Hebblughaus had TO
dine with them last night the counselor
or the embassy and Baroness Bussche
The military attaChe and Frau KorneF.
Miss BaltazZi Miss Slebert. Count Bres-
sler OF the German emma ssy. and Mr.
kennie OF the British embassy.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

do Amsr53, Senior Calderou, Miss Berry.
Miss Carow. the financial agent OF the
embassy and Nine. Wiieukin,
second secTtary Of the t5ra lillian embas-
~ and Nine Chermont. the naval at
tache ssnd Sonora de Ian. and Senior
Julian Portela OF the Argentine lega-
ton
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Lieutenant Comma nder and Mrs Lloyd
Il Chandler have &c zen possession of
their new home. 2144 California avenue.
Mrs. Chandler will be at home on Sat
urdavs until Lent
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Myer Cohen and wife and Nathaniel
Wilson left for Cuba on Saturday
evening. the gentlemen 10 take testi-
mony in the matter of Spanish ella ms.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Mrs. George II. Brown aid the Misses
Brown will be at home. 1857 Euclid
street. February and 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05

death was anticipated, The sorfo"
Il brings to the hearts Of loved ones
and friends IL none the less keen
and poignant. The remains were
brought to Bryan last night, ana
the funeral will take place from
ST. Andrews Episcopal church TINS
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lee was a native OK
South Carolina. She was married
TO Mr.. f. A. Lee in Alabama.
They came to Bryan ten or twelve
wears ago to make their home ana
She has endeared herself to a
large circle of friends in this city
by her noble christian character.
Kind, gentle, generous. intelligent
and always thoughtful OF Others
her life was blessing to all with
whom she was associateu. oS
was IS years old.
Mrs. Lee leaves husband, two
brothers and three sisters. The
latter are w. S. Wilson OF this city,
7. II. Wilson and Mrs. R. Y. Por-
ter of Greenville, Ala, Mrs. J. +.
o. Brien and Miss Annie Wilson OF
Louisville, KY. To these and
other relatives the Eagle extends
sincere sympathy.
She was a member Of ST. An
drews Episcopal church and OF L.
s. Ross Chatter U. ID. c. When
her death was announced in the
convention yesterday morning gen.
eral and profound sorrow was &C.
casioned, and resolution prevailed
that a committee Of the convention
attend the funeral, and that floral
tribute be sent.
On Sunday morning III 81.
Mary's infrmary at Galveston, DR..
Herbert E. Bowers, rector Of Grace
church, administered the last sac
rement Of the church TO Mrs. Lee.
He was assisted by the assistant
minister of Grace church parish.
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was read and motion made that the re-
port be adopted subject to the auditing
communities. The auditing commitfef
report was read by Mn. Waddeil OF Vic
toris. The report Of the treasurer having
been approved both reports were adoP,e@
The tressurers report showed total receipts
Of Si25l IS; with $1,000 on hand.
MOTIFS.
Following the afternoon session yester-
day members Of Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution held a meeting with State
Kigeni Mrs. Seabrook Sydnor presiding
and talked over the plan and work Of that
organization.
The delegates will visit the A. and VI.
College this afternoon AZ O'Clock.
At the night session the president
presented Mrs. ID. A. Mum with q hand
some silver loving cup from the Texas
Division.
Following was the program for last
night session.
Presidents Evening, Auditorium First
Baptist Church.
s p. m.-Mn. Il. Il. Fillmore, hrsi
vice president. presiding.
Music-"As Pants the Heart" Mr.
Frederick Lillebridge.
Report State Regen, Confederate Mu-
seum-Mr. A. V. Winkler.
Violin solo, "Zigenuerwiessn" (PablC
de Sarasaia)-Miss Marguerite Jefferson
Quinn.
Presidents Annual Address-Mrs
Joseph B. Dibre,i.
Address-"A Tribute to the Women o
the Confedraey." General X. NJ. Val
Zandt. commander Texas division Uni,e'
Confederate Veterans.
Solo-Jewel Song from Faust
(Gounod), Mrs. WILDER c. Davis.
Address-Hon. Chester Bryan.
Poem-Decea Lamar West.
Piano-"Man Lebt nur Einmsl'
STRAUSS, Tsusigl, Mr.. Frederick Lille
bridge.
Social session.
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DEATH or MRS. .. A. Lee.
Well Beloved Lady Passed Away Ia GAL
weston Yesterdsy-lnterment
In this City.

Inexpressible sorrow filed the
hearts of the people OF Bryan yes.
terday upon the receipt of the in
tellegence from Galveston that
Mrs. F. A. Lee Of this city who
was there for hospital treatment,
died yesterday morning at 1890
O'Clock. Mrs. Lee had been i'll
about one month and was taken
to Galveston about one week ago,
at which time the seriousness of
her condition left little or no hope
for her recovery. Although her
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U. D. C. CONVENTION OPENS.
Addresses Of Welcome Eleventh Annual Meeting
80 Notes---Programs.

ing Ladies. your presence here has
frightened our city and your labor Of love
will ever cheer our hearts.
The Hon. ]. F. Butler. mayor Of Bryan,
next made an address OF welcome TO all
visitors on behalf Of the cityi 1--WE bring
no keys to you. but take the shutters from
our doon and the hinge. from our gates.
Our hearts and our homes are thrown open
to you. and We invite you to the privileges
Of all we have.
Judge ]. y. Henderson mex, made wei
come address on behalf Of the Veterans,
dwelling forcibly upon the subiecr. The
Confederate Soldier" He said among
other things: "The civil war struck the
shackles from four million slaves and left 4
benefit TO the south. le, Us hope TO the slave
himself but the latter question remains yet
to be determined. The Confederate soldier
bore himself like true and chiyalrous
knight and no vandalism furnished his fair
name. The south never produced through
on, the struggle Benedict Arnold. Patti
ence. dicipline, loyalty and courage, which
e,ar marks the true man, marked the eN-
allied spirit Of the Confederate soldier. "
F. NJ. Law. representing the Bu'insss
League of the city. addressed the eonven-
ton with forceful words of welcome. 81
believe with al my heart, said Mr.. Law.
"tha, the ladies, representing the Daughters
Of the Confedefacy have the good wishes
and esteem of every citizen OF the south
land. His address dealt with the spirit
and motive of the organizaiinn and the
need and necessity Of the work.
The response was made by Mrs. Hattie
Racquet on behalf Of the convention, and
Mrs. Racquet dwelt upon the undaunied
courage Of the womanhood Of the south.
The convention was then turned over By
the local president to Mrs. Joseph B.Di-
brell Of Seguin, president OF the Texas Di-
vision. after which followed the presentation
Of the beautiful silk flag of the Coniedefaey,
given by Mrs. Molle X. Macgill Rosen-
berg Of Galveston. Patron Saint and Stand
ard Bearer. The convention arose TO is
fee, at the presentation. The flag was
given in memory OF the laiS Mn. Jefferson
DIv;s. The flag was received by the
president and an address OF acceptance was
made by Mrs Conelia Branch Stone Of
Galveston. The flag was saluted by the
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Webb, third yiee-presideni. Ms. Arsminia
Branson, fourth vice-presldeni.
Report OF Chapters in Colleges Com
mitfee Miss Katie Dafan.
TaIk-"Heroic Defense Of Sabine Pass
Mrs. S. w. ShoIan.
Report Of Textbook Commitiee-Mn. S.
n. Watson.
Report Of History Commi'iee-Mn.
Mary Hunt Affieek.
Resolutions.
Chapter reports.
Adjournment.
2p. m.-Memorial service.
$50 p. m.-Business session.
Report Of Confederate Home COMMITTEES
-Mn. A. w. Houston.
Report Of Confederate Home Library
Commiitee-Mrs. John p. Muekleroy.
Report Of Library Commitiee--Mr. c.
w. connery.
Chapter reports.
Adjournment.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Wednesday, ? p. M, December 5.
Prayer.
Chorus-'o Hail Us, Ye Free" from
Emani-vefdi.
SeriP,ural reading-Rey. ]. w. Davis.
organ-"Funefal Mareh"-ChoPin-
Mrs. n. D. Boatwright.
List Of the Dead-Mr. Louells Styles
Vincent.
Resoluiions-Ms. ]. B. Kennard.
Vocal SOLO "Thy Will Be Done
Bohn-Mrs. J. Webb Howell.
Memorial address-Miss Katie Dafan
Hymn-"Nearer, My God, to Thee. "
Benedieiion.
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When il is remembered that our
convention guests are but the dele
gated few from the great body OF
the Texas Division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, the
importance OF that splendid organi-
zatiou of womanhood, inspired by
noble purposes, must appeal to
every lover of the Southland. The
ennobling and patriotic influence
of these good women is one of the
verile influences of the present
ting and will project itself into the
botindless future with unfailing
potency.
The United Daughters Of the Conied-
eraey seventy seven strong met for the
eleventh annual convention in the heauii-
ful First baptist church Of this city. The
glory colors Of red. white and blue, ming
led with clinging, native moss, drape d
the arched columns, and lent romantic
beauty 10 the occasion. The pews were
filled with an enthusiastic audience, among
which was the J. B. Robertson Camp U.
{. V. in a body, and the Allen Academy
boys Of the city filled a goodly place. and
many citizens were present.
At nine O'Clock the committee on ere
deniials met for business. and promptly At
the appointed hour OF ten, the convention
was called to order by Mrs. W. A. Banks
of the hostess chapter, Gen. II. b. Siod-
dard acting as Master Of Ceremonies.
The invocation was made by Rev. Dr..
West OF the FRS, Presbyterian Church,
Chaalain of Camp J. b. Robertson. Dr..
Wa plead for the blessing of God upon
the progress OF the convention, upon the
remaining followers OF a cause, hallowed IN
the hearts Of the soaihern people, and upon
the widows and orphans who live in our
midst.
Mrs. Banks desired the Master Of Cere
monies to say that with pleasure she pre-
sided at the opening Of the present con-
yeu,ion. and that the gayel used was made
from wood taken from the historic Alamo.
In Mr,. Banks opening address Of wei
came she dwell, upon the work of the U.
n Cha labor Of love. She said in clos
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Alien ACADEMY BOYS ana 'he Ne'e'Ah'
gave the old familiar yen OF 'he oV .
Inc eieden'lai committee mace the ioI-
lowing report De'esa'es present. q"
quahhed votes @Ioi ehaP'e'' win aue
paid iOVi chapters WIN feg's'fa'ion' iS|i
members registered ''i4i members VINO
nave f-ia uus7 fF''' p'oA'ss' y
MOTIFS
Appropriate resolutions were adopted re-
laiiye TO the death OF Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
commenting her life, character, and ser
vices, and her literary work, specially in
the memoirs of her husband.
Motion was made and carried that the
convention send COMMITTEES TO the funeral
OF MIR. ,. A. lee on Wednesday morn
ing. Mn. Lee having been a member Of
the local chapter l.. ;. Ross No. 100.
A beautiful boquet Of flowers with low
ing greetings came to the president from
Gregg county chapter, Longyiew, Texas.
A check for 5000 was received by the
president from Denison chapter and camp
for the support Of the orphans and widows
OF old Confederate soldiers. A motion OF
acceptance and thanks was passed.
A motion passed the convention TO for
ward a telegram Of coincidence 20 Mrs
Hays, now the only living member Of the
Jefferson family
Motion was passed to accept the a. and
NJ College invitation through rresideil'
harrington 10 attend the evening d'il''
subject to arrangement by local committee
Privileges on the hooJ were allowed by
motion to all attending the convention en-
eep' IN voting and IN making OF MOTIONS
A motion was made and carried thar
rising vote OF thanks be given MIS- Kosen-
berg OF Galveston for the flag which she
presented
Other delegate, arrived bv the several
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wedne.daY. peeembst s.

Wednesday, December s.
$50 a. m.-Call to order by president.
lnyocaiion-Rey. ]. ID. West, Presby-
terrain church.
Reading minutes.
Report Of standing COMMITTEES continued
Report OF Resolution committee--Mrs.
Cone johnson.
Report Of Chapter extension COMMITTEES
-Mn. ID. A. Mum. chairman; Mis-. Il.
I. Fillmore, yiee-presideni; Mrs. NJ. X.
Bolton, second vice-president; Mrs. Mary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05

For me fresh bread and cakes OF all
kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention to special orders. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
New car of SpraEue-WaEner Cos.
famous RicheIieu, this years, canned goods
to arrive in few days. Z. J. Fountain $40
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05
Odd Pants
Furnishing Goods

Is dozen work shirts. Sc value.
sale price .............. p
10 dozen undershiris and draw
en, 3Sc value, sale price, %
% dozen meas negligee shirts,
60c value, sale price ..... 4i
10 dozen mems heavy fleece
lined undershirtt. soc value
sale price ......-.....-3I IL
IS dozen mems fancy socks,
iSc value, sale price Gee. !
y dozen mens heavy gray
socks. Sc value, sale price 4
Boys sunday Shirts At ...... 20
BOYS fleece lined undershirts,
sc value. for .......... q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05
Mclntoshes
Women's Goods

100 skirts worth $50 and g
TO close at....... ...... 800
% jackets worth $500 to close $50
All Ladies Furs worth $500
and $500 going AZ ....... 800
Children's Fascinators ... o.. l5c
Infants Sacks Gee. ......... loo
SOL Ladies Corseis, all new
styles, supporters atiach'd
former price 75c, now. 4Oc
We have too many Scissors
and will close out Al great
reduction.
5 pieces White Waistings, for
mer price 2Oc, a bargain
I piece yard wide Peau de Sole
Silk, new, regular Sl.25
quality. bargain At. 90c
Three dozen Child's Hoods,
bright, pretty styles, Soc
values for. ....... 25c
4 pieces lOc quality SiIkaline : lie
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Acadia Munic!DaL Rio Piedras

Ordeuanxa para oontratar, msdianta
licitAci6n pdolica, oil servicio de
m,dloinss & enfsrmos po5res en-
el afIo econ6mic1 de 1.s06 q 1907,
Por cuAnto, el Ayuntamient1 no
tiene por ahora persona que poner al
frente del dispensArio municipal para
el suminiStro de medlcinss & entsrmoa
pobres, y pr6ximA IL SpocA de entrar
d reglr eI nuevo Afio fiscal 90 ve en- el
caao de remAtar dicho servisio;
For tanto, ordeaASe por eI Con.
csio Municipal;
Secuion l@ Sc SAGA 4 subAstA 10
provision dc medicinas q nfsrmos 20.
bres, para el an eeon6mic) do 1,9o6
q 1907, seflalAndo para oil asto oil IL
nes once de JUNO q IL una de 10 tar.
dc ca 10 cals Consistorial Ante 10 CO.
mlsl6n Compuesta del AloAlde, Prssi.
denle del CoLc,io y Secrstario del
AyuntAmienIo.
Ste sion q Para el contrAto de
cate ssrvlci0, ademaI del pliego do
sordlclonss rs1AcIAdo al etset1, que
90 Aprueb- en- eat, actJ, regirA 10 ia
rfA oe 10 dc Agust1 de 1000, acep'
lada por los FArmAceutlcos dc San
Juan para ei suminlsIro de medcinaa
a los pobres de Aqu6. MuniC pio y ser
vlt& dc base para tiGr loa precios &
que el liC.tAdor cate dispueEio d deA'
p.char las dr, gMY steOioI convent,
dos en- d!chA tAIitA.
Secct5n e. LaI pr0posisioneH
AcompsnedAS del reCibo de la Tsso'
rerfa Municipal que AcrsdiIs habsr
conHlgnAdo 10 hAnzA provisional ext
glnA en el pie2J dc GondicIOnes del
rsmAIs, Sc pEe1e tlrAn On pliegoG ce'
rrAdoE dHrALts Ia prtmsra media h)'
rA oel AcI0, iran. c IrridA 10 euAl %
prUsedeI a 10 sperLurs dc aquellos,
sseclon 4q 81 reSQtren dos &
ma propVs!clUnss glAIes sc abrirA
MA iic.tsciea oral elte aus Autorsa
poc .. tatml-o ds di mtnutos con el
ha ae Uoisaer rs9slA "a lA Q eJnIratA, Y
81 nlLgdnu melorSie ca iUs mtRmua
le mInUl, 10 AIIl4teaeloa dsI rsmAta
se ara Gu favor lie IL pstsOna que 10
GDmls4On tsrgs pJr Q, n senlents.
ssse.0n " La JubtG Adiudisado'
re tsnura usrsGno 4 rechaAAr sual'
QuieEa t)das IaS propoGciones, I
lCQAARGa en- Ia pdTnG 5'I
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DESDE Il HUDSON

(C9nt.nuGci6n De Ia pdgina ~
cuyo nomb CORE hoy d. boca en- b..
CO.; ell Abogado Palmlerl, defsnsor de
Jo6eaaa. Ha demoatrAd tAl hAbi l..
dad y talerto, que la prsnHa le hA
colmado dc eloglos, En- Cada session
del juicio libra una verdaderA hRtA.
liza con el fiscal oil cual deia vencido y
mAltrech) Siempre. Conocedor de to
dos los rscursoA de 10 Lty y con
esa elc lsnela meridional, propis de
lSs imsgInacioneH lat mas, Impressions
hondamente, no solo el p6 olico que
aSists Al iuicIo, lao los mIembros
del iurada, pues 90 hI viSto q muchoI
de sllos epj lgArse las ID ayrimas en
momsntos on gus el dsfsnAor hablaba,
El Abogado Palmiete tuvo la hA'
bilidAd de tormAr el iurado con indi
viduoa casRdos toaos que tlviesen
hijAs i6venes. JurAdo que no reuni ,ss
eaGH condicIonss, era rechAxAdo por
el dtfsrs n. IA piLtG con elocuen'
ella ian viva los GufrimieL % mart
rios de JosIfns, que muy rsro sera
que el iursdo no G6 10 vsrediCio favo
rAbls.
RI punlo quo Sc debate Ihora, por
81 cual la acussdA ppede eLcapArse &
les rigores de 10 ley, es oil de Ii loeu'
rA. 81 los AlieniAtaI declarAn que
Jossfna est6 loCA, leId reclui 10 & un
asilo, pero 81 declarAn que actual.
msnss no 10 ests, pero que 10 eStabe
en- oil momsnto de eometsr el ciimsn,
la acuss1a sAldr& AbAueltA. Y eIts
90 ell punto que 81 s2ogsd0 PAlmieri
defsnde,
e 4 ical srguye que los aeir dfaS
que permAneci0 IoHedns en- au casa
fue tlempo Sufciente para premeditGr
el Cri men, pero oil defansor a.egG que
ess tlempo 10 permAkecio en- esIAdo de
inconeisneiS, baio el peso de abrumAt
dora desgfac.ai ain dRrss euenia real
de 81 IituACi6n hSstA O. 1stAnIs en
que fae arroisda d 10 cAlle por au 90
poso, i lico momento 4 aus suI Z 8 en-
su cerebro la idea dc la yergAnzA
rekliEsndols 60 el scso.
En- Aroyo dc ~ ifz's hA trAido
lA gsneR.6gia de Ia fAmllia de JoAef'
na, demosrAndo cue desSisn1e de una
generation de bonachoE J ep.lecllcoG.
Deb eSei pues, en- elIos inita1 t,a
IN alunto de gran inKr6I para los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

Segdu ipformes de dliimA hora a que
nos abstenemos de comensar, & anuestro
Comisionado en- Warrington senior
Larrlnsgs, le han sido retiradas aus
credencis'es de Delegado del Gobier
no Americana al Copgreso PAn.Ame'
risano en- Rio Jar eiro, por recomen-
daciones hschas q ese fn por el Presi'
dente del Psftido Republicano NscIo'
nal, virtud de indicAciones que re-
ciblera del parsdo Republican, Puet
torrlqueHo. Sc aleg6 ante 81 Presidente
Gel Psrtldo RspublicAno Nacionsl, que
el Uflor Larrfn' gano era Republican,
ysl reauItado no ne h'zo ssperar.
Sc asegura que ell seH Or Lsrrinsga
asisifs q las reuniones de aquel alto
Comit6 Rspubliesno, hAci6ndose passr
per tal y de ahf que obtuviera laa re
eomsndaciores para el cargo de Dele
G ido q disho Copgreso.
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Lameptamos el percsnce,s

Noaotros esta5amcs seguros Dc
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