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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
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y condensadorss de vacis SEQ y..de vaclo hG-
medo.-Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas Is ceatrs1@ donde Sc encuentren
aPsrAtos de KraiewsAa-Pesant CO, sztre las
Ouza@ sst4z l&s EgGeztsss1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas y
accessories: Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Pati-
Las, hercsdita, YAbucea,s Buena Vista, Ca.
rOdHa. 49, ~ciii 6oiq Se.ssa
SUcRS. de |. VILLAMIL 1 Co,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
kSPECIALIDADES

D@Ausadoras KrajewEd. Calsnta-
6or@ nSlgAss COZ Schs diez J seis circula
~ -Etaeieh@, dsfseadsraa, tpele y quA
SzsA aaans ' Saas rueszssa..-= =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-18
EstudIo de Abogado' J NotarI,
Antonio Alvarez Nava.
Emilio Garcia Cuervo.
Francisco de Ia Tore.
P. O. Box 813. .Ta0ono 222.
San JuAA, eAa Jaate "a. piss.2 sen
sakada per 10 Lana
Sc vENDE

Una estansia on IL iurisdieei6n do
Csguas y Aguas Buenas do u cuer'
dss do terreno mas de 10 dc eai6, mu'
chloe krboles frutales y sitio On que 20
d& muy busn tabaco, con AbundAntes
pastos, 10 vedea sl rio denominado
Rio canAs. Para informes don JOSE
Silva Albert, earretera central entire
Rio piedras y Caguas cerca de 10 6l.
TINA Menda <La Bsyamonesas, Apar
tsdo "a Bsguas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23

-um -rute iu-inernueat1- so q
--ollss''llie fuuge 'esuu--,s,,r c,s.args have
t-ssi .a'.isi II tesrov-il.r -a-iss- link
tJeia- IS something III ma s,u-.,s--. .a-,.
1's-'merr v'iiiet explains -lds. ! zssr't
s-si-- on ~ --nis ilpver.e. tu- : -.sto,
sopii'ei d}srustsiou. mn -u-a,g- - tai
nov sss-.aiu EeIt-uetr gentleman e.
taDlsips, valid tt1Is III ms sgrf = coo
IL liz relr NJ Cincinnati. t-s,,e Nth
if'sno why erivHst many sesuzs-.t-
ance@ l1 tbs Buckeye na-,Y-.-.ss and
sFto Introduced him III era-v ne a.
loiole bnuv,r E,zg--rr- I1tLlr,r gra-.t zlo- :
smoothly mrl finally WA Cinema tan
'sshet " tin irrro.i li,,e-
suppose vou- 4-.a-s Ce,o7Al
brown was IL the Curtts5a-zta army
M SIR ns WIS nor
Well rnsn hs +guSA1 O. rhe Union
si0ss
OIL Grs wrong there too.
on. ! ses NEW. He cot his title hy
serving II 11s SIZE --5g5sazT
Nc he De7sr entered TIE militia
'TIhsn bow in thunder did he get to
oe co3oaelg
Ee drew sword. sir. at a church
fair. "-Wsshincton Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23

OF Edwin Booth Mr.. Whitney re-
latcS the following anccdotc: In fish
ing he would exhibit the impetuoSity
Of rerucho, and this cost me sew
eral rods. which broke into SmithereenS
over small trout. lie got in one day
from 4 no.ghNcring town 4 new. fairly
good bamboo fly rod. which assisted
him in setting up, arranging the reel
and line and pn&Ale soaked leader. ana
left him af,eyNvavd n0oSiug on a scar
let his. The vot WAS lying on the din
ing room table. ! was no sooner out Of
the ro2"S GA tAa porch when heard
: tremendous vumpuS in the dining
Coo.0 and. entering. found Booth flying
about the room Ike 3 mailman. He
lad left e.> -.y hanging over the side
- lie t@..a. which The half S-own fam
Il -z- present seeing. struck IT with
= I--- III Il -Aa sharp hook caught
IL and --a f-.---@-ai cST boltei under
- --rs - -sr1 speed. breaking
- nj - ana [-z ---- ne rod after.
-= Boa c- Sat. cat had
49, 800 .S.--4r'
,- - -Es t--l--c after !a great
=-,.--a-1a-- ~ -- pressure with al.
-'z-e---+s u s----lz- 1o-e- Tbe se9ue,
= lis w. 90 escape = ia CT with
Ii Eln-T II wal Ao5Ea5 n - 20.
lot va smashed II rod : MS "a.
1lu'1 ,:rr----lss- w Ia ccAe-s dr. III
Il " lie e.--a.-lo-- ID r4-5e- any
AT Gnc 3py-t ss9- all-a1 IL with on
iarl--trs' eul-.e gs-I-- -tsE- Is fishing 81
1'e-iaues wa / -lLt-rs and c1z- I.
v-Oilt nw hive III ul9rs .. .-~-Fo-
ggr EfiL S8--egu
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
High Art and
Hairpins
By lZOLA FORESTER
comd4m, 1896, by Ruby Douglas

"Nlr Asquith is ont by himself yet
rWd lho tailor who had his shop on the
ground floor of Washington square
he held tn" door hair open, ana Helene
paused with one foot on the narrow
llighi Of stairs leading to the studio
sac was frankly disappointed to have
come go fnr for nothing. She hcsitat
ed. rlAnnjus back doubtrully at the
waiting cab
"Did hc say when he would bc
bnckY"
'IIc not ever say when" answered
tim inilor positively, with sweeping
hungarian assertion "lIc goes. then
hr cOmc5 again The door is open"
'1hcn I think that | shall wait"
Helene smiled with sudden pleasure.
= am sure hr will come soon. He
must hav" expected me ana left the
door open"
"Surc he must" ngrccd the tailor
cordially II was entirely probable. If
there had hc"u the slightest chance OF
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23


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Wyue suhhnrpl, abrt far. m,. nor, :
thinl sh,.s a ,,r,. In...y ol,,
"ob of .ourso o,e,,hod, r,.no.,.
him"
oAndlcisp,o,- rich maj,
ol}ut u n $40 r.i,lrnt that aha did a.
10 save her father"
"Ro.dos. tn,re n her canam Tam
Brewster" amid Nue Rro,ts softly
Tom lrcuster va4 on ordmar, sort
OF follow fairly good looking fair,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23


the descent OF such II radiant young
goddess ms this he had no doubt but
what Mr.. Asqui,h lived in a state of
perpetual expectancy.
Helene went quickly upstairs. At the
second light there was no landing
! The ton step ended ahruptlv nj n door
ana the ceiling slopcd in nm angie ia
meet the top of the door. She lifted
the old fashioned latch and looked in
her heart beating faster. The studio
was empty,
For an instant she hcsltatcd. She
had never been in his studio. II seem.
ed like an intrusion into some intimate.
personal part OF his life in which she
with att his love for her, had no share
but because of that very privacy she
"anl'd "a n'rudc. She wanted TO see
how he lived here in his own little den
whore he did his work, the work that
was 10 win him fame and fortune be
tore tine world III" den where he
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23


tne Droau 'eT"hHa NJ bayFIe" cotlaFe
she cpuld gee nm OUT on the rochH'
skel'iihs be''re sunrise.
Ihey were splendid rocks mug
g'uh' ana gray they rose f'sSeul!
ron the water M %" toe' IKE inc
ho'!Ics 81 some Submerged sea mon
stef8' oIe cIuld Walk 10 tion e'SIi''
stepping over HitIt pp'iS 'e'l ~ '",
lI"e ana S'r''F s'r'hH' o. sea "'fl' anu
'iI' lh'f"'H& li'''h' ""'"'' 80 'I'"''
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n''P ne Ip"'' H'F stunning III CIV W
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r"'''''i
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n'il' water 'Olpr huHg near h'f' Sp"'e
gray rocks ~ rose lih'rI sea- WIN
hlt 81 SAT- marsh Jul me lprtGt'ul'd.
Sh' SiilI"d NJ II h'ppII' meg III"
SAT w 'a'F' '"@ciilrI lh'' hlorhIlE' anu
SI'' NV '"N'h on Ii'r sH't' ~" 7'"'N
lhNS liIe precious fHIho' SHOES anu
STOCKINGS ana iilat Ild been "iI
ANA ASIuIth hnd "lId u was la'r.
one Hu&h'" aG"Ih lie WIS "uch
BOY 'Ii'f "'L Slo ''lp'd 10 iI'h up
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23

C-z1hz--aS @ g. i1-@ Z -ri-z-
- : ca--l---r & s-E-t-1- 1za- III -1rs1
who IL .3--a- -az-s hg-s t--z1 -.ac II
Sc : 5u-ilr -hs s1--l-- seas1-- II
through che rl4-sa- sa1Sa1 1tis TIE
hiss ce-c@l1sv beck Ds-- sa-s-a --1--
CntoTUusce,y -he c-ezre- rz-- q IL
profit has been made II Tia middle
man. who IL many cases has uu-s
than doubled lis money TIE siuE1u1
is certainly remarkable I : 40 doub.
owing 90 s CON AiuaJiol oT 1he sho-.
crop in Craahe--ie> and also Il spplaS
American Culcv2ca-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
Blame
No One But Yourself
if You Don't Get
Well When Sick.
Al we can do is give advice.

III we can do is give advice
or course that's easy. ,,.,
Tut our advice Is really worth Httle
more to YOU than most peoples. for we
oaar to give you the first b"ttle Of our
medicine free. il It fails to help you.
We could not afford to do this unless
our medicine was good. Such an oier.
on the wrong kind Of medicine "ouid
mt n merchant prince in the poor house.
DR.. Mllcs' Nervine, however as years
OF experience have proved, Is medl-
cine that cures the sick.
Those whom It cannot beneiit-less
than one in ten thousand-we prefer 10
refund their money.
All we ask Of you Is to try Dr. Miles
Restorative Nervine for your complaint
II YOU suffer from slecplcasncss' nervous
ey,,austion. dizziness. headache, mus
Guitar twitchlngs. melancholy. loss OF
memory. weak stomach. poor blood.
bilious troubles, epilepsy st. Nitus
Dance etc, we will guarantee to beneht
you or refund your money
You are the doctor.
NV son Bert, when in his 18th year,
become subject to attacks Of epilepsy,
80 serious That we were compelled 70
b." him ogt Of school. After several
t..y4iciaHs had failed to relieve him, we
i.lye Dr. Allies Nervine . trial Ter
months treatment with Nervinc and
liver PMS restored our boy to perfect
LGalfh. MR.. JOHN S. WILSON,
Dc,aity Co. Clerk, Dallas Co., Mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

cial entire Nueva York los principa-
les puertos de la rep1blica dominicana,
| y en- demostracion de simpatfa defe-
rencia hacia Ia rep1blica insul ar su
representante consular en- Nueva York.
el sef1or Fabio Fiallo, Ia seflsrita Alta
la Fiallo, hija del Consul General, fue
nom brada madrina del "Delaware".
FL grupo de invitsdos hispanoame-
ricanos, con el seflor Consul la en-
cantadora madrina, una nina de ape
mas diez amos, partio de New Jersey a
a las de la maflana del sabado, en-
un tren del Pennsylvania En- los lu-
Josos carros Pullman especialmente
destinados para Ia concurrencia que
iba de New York Filadelfa, los invi-
tados nerteamericanos y los hispano-
americanos disfrutaron durante ell ira
yecte horas gratlsimas, por la belleza
del camino que un sol esplendorose
glorifcaba, y por la efusion amable
cordialidad que hizo de todos un solo
grupo alegre y entusiasta.
Lanzado el buque al aqua, acto de
cuya impression no puede tenerse idea
sino por propia experienced personal,
la concurrencia fue espl6ndidamente
obsequiada con TN lunch en- los vastos
edifcAs de la Compania La bandera
dominicana lucia en- todas parties del
local En- su discurso, Ell Vice-presi-
dente de esta ofreci6 el. obsequio al
senior Consul y a su pequena hija IA
encantadora madiina del delaware"
expresando asimismo generosos; ;concep.
tos y deseos respecto a la Repdblica
Domlnicana. En- su contestaci6n, e1
senor Consul hizo menci6n especial de
Mr.. Eyer, Administrator General de la
Compaffa, { hizo justicia a su probada
amistad por Ia Repdblica y a sus es-
fuerzos por el mejor servicio de Ia
Inca y por la mas armoniosa inteligen.
cia de la Compania en- sus relaciones
con el Gobierno y el pals.
La madrina fu6 obsequiada con III
precioso prendedor de zahros y bri-
llantes, de casa de Tiffany, en- recuer-
do del scto.
Los invitados regresaron Nueva
York a las seis y amedia de Ia tarde
del sabado, despu6s de TN verdaderc
gran d{a, seg1n confession unanime
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
En- homer de IaRePlbIea DOniniicana
Y. ". e..

En- Wilmingtong, Delaware, hubo
el s6bado dltimo una hermosa. fiesta
que, en- cierto sentido, bien puede LA
narse hispano- americana: La Com-
panfa Clyde, una ds las n as .poderosas
companfas de navegacion de los Esta-
dos Unidos, lanzaba al aqua IN nuevo
buque de yapor, el delaware. Una
de las muchas lfneas de vapores de
esta Compahfa hace 81 trafco conner
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

consolada, e1 de la amistad sincera
y profunda, del compaherismo leal
que le rinde este homemade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
Notas ameriCanas

Ia comisi6n de acuerdos del Con
greso Trasmisisipiano, ha decidido
informar favorablemente la reco-
mendaci6n que ha hecho Mr. Root
relativa a la concession de grandes
subvenciones las nuevas l1neas de
vapores que Sc establezcan entire los
puertos de Centro y Sur America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

Los miembros de la Union de
Obreros Textiles que suman unos
900, Sc han negado & aceptar ell
aumento de por 100 en- sus jornales
que les han ofrecido los duenos de
las fabricas en- que trabajan y han
declarado que 81 estos no elevan 10
por 100 el citado aumento, Sc decla-
raran en- huelga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

ala Gaceta" de Madrid public6 las
notas canjeadas prorrog gardo asine die
el regimen comercial vigente entire Es-
pana y Francia
Estas notas dicen asi:
El excelentisimo seflor, embaiador
extraordinario y plenipotereiario de "a
repdblica francesa al sexcelentisimo
senior ministro de Estado.
Madrid, - de noviemb bre, 1so6.
Senor ministro: En- las conferencias
que semos celebrado estes tiltimos dlas
hemos recocido Ia convenience de
prorrogar ..sine die" el "modus viyen-
d" que rige las relaciones conerciales
entire Espana y Francia.
Tengo el honor de PARTICIPATE que
estoy autorizado. por ell gobierno de la
Tepdblica para eoncertar con V E. la
continuation ,.si4ie die" entire los dos
paises del regimen comercial actual.
basado en- la concession de la tarifa de
aduana la mas reducida. Queda enten-
dido que ambas naciones gozaran de
todas les ventajas que desde esta fecha
cada una de elias pudiera conceder a.
una tercera potencia. Queda igual-
mente conyenido que en- eI case que
una de las parties denunciara ell pre-
sente acuerdo. no expirara este sine
tres meses despu6s de su denuncia.
Firm ado: y5ules Canton.
81 excelentisimo seflor ninistro de
Estado al excelentisimo sefior embaia-
dor extraordinario plenipotenciario
de la repdblica. francesa.
Madrid, 29 de noviembre, 1906.
Seflor embajador: En- respuesta 4 la
nota del d(a de hoy, en- que V. E. re-
hriendose a las conferencias que he
mos celebrado sosre la ntilidad reef
proca para nuestrcs dos palses de Ia
pr6rroga del a1nodus vivendi' que rige
las relasiones comerciales entire Espa-
ia y Francia, me participa que esta
autorizado por Ell gobierno de la repa.
blica para concertar conmigo la conti-4
nuaci6n "sine die" del regimen conner
cisl actual, basadO en- la concession de
Ia tarifa de aduanas mas redncida.
Tengo Ell honor de nanifestar < V.
3, que el gobierno de S. M. convene
ignalmente con v E. en- la continua-
cion ssine die" del "modus vivendi''
actual; quedando entendido que smbas
nacioaes goza1an de todas las venta-
jas que desde esta fecha cada una de
elias pudiera conceder q una tercera
potencia, y queda tambien convenido
que en- ell case que una de las dos par
tes denunciara el presente acuerdo no
expirara este hasta tres meses despues
de su denuncia.
Firm ado: Pic GulIdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
Numero 3O6

Sc he logrado persuadirla que dele
de II la iglesla durante algdn item
.po.
Sc asegura por personals debida-
mente autorizadas, que Mr.. Charles
" Morse esta en- vfspera de serrar
ell trato para la compra de Inca de
vapores de Ward, conocida con el
nombre de s'New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship CO., la que ademas
de los diez y ocho vapores que tiene
q t1ote en- la actualidad, cuenta con
otros dos de 5000 toneladas caca
uno, que estan en- construction lis
para ser botados al aqua. :.
81 Juez Q. Sullivan que preside Ia
session general del Gran Jurado, ha
tlrmado la providencia concediendo el
tenor ltaliano Carusi Ell derecho de
apelar contra el fallo del Tuez de la
|Corte Correctional que lie condeno
pocos d1as pagar una multa de diez
pesos por supuesto insultos a una
sonora en- el Parque Centrar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

El vapor Roosevelt en- cue el
explorador Peary acaba dc verifcar
su viaje de descubrimiento al Polo
Norte, ha 11egado sin haber expert
mentado novedad alguna durante su
travesia de Groenlandia q este puer-
to.
Sus tripulantes seran despedidos
y e1 captain Peory Sc embarcara in
mediatamente para Nueva York. 5
Sc ha encargado a la polic{a dane
So y rusa que ejerzan "a MAYOR vigi-
lancia para proteger la vida de Ia
Enperatriz madre del Car. con mo-
two, segdn telegrafla al. Standard
SD corresponsal en- Copenhague, de
que Sc trata de averiguar el parade
70 de una anarquista itsliana que ha
atravesado recientemente toda Euro
pa, perseguida por la policia extrah-
jera hasta que lego a la frontera da-
mesa, en- donde Sc perdieron sus b'le-
las, y como inspira grandes temoTes
la seguridad de Ia E1nperatriz vilsla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

Sc ne logrado persuadirla que dele
de II la iglesia durante algt1n item
IpO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28

El excelentisimo senor ninistro de
Estado al excelentisimo sef1or emba ia
dor extraordinario y plenipotenciario
de la repdblica. francesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-28
FL ''MOduS VivendI'
ENTIRE FRhNCIA Y ESPANA

ala Gaceta" de Madrid pnblic6 las
notas canjoadas prorrog ardo osine die
el regimen comercial vigente entire Es-
pana y Francia.
EstaS notas dicen aSi:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
SIX SCALDED TO
DEATH IN CLOUD
OF STEAM
WoRKMEN RECEIVE THE FULL
CHARGE WHEN BOILER IN
POWER PLANT LET co.

Cleveland. Ohio Nov. 12.-Six men
were killed and five injured. two OF
them fatally when the boiler in the
power house of the Lake Shore rail.
road. i'm Collingwood blew up. The
men were working close TO the boiler
building a foundation for a dynamo
when the explosion occurred.
They were all in the mouth of a
subway facing the end which blew
out of the boiler. and were scalded
10 death by the immenss volume of
team which shOt out
The dead:
MAX CRAWFORD
ALBERT BLOOM.
s. r. LATTA.
POIL o. LANCtONI
GIOVANNI PACIONl
JULIUS WAEDER
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
DEATH COMES TO
NOTED WARRIOR
GENERAL WILLIAM r. SHhFTER
DIES AFTER A BRIEF
ILLNESS.
BRAVE UNTIL THE LAST
And the End Came Peacefully AS He
Was Surrounded BY His Loved
Classification Day Cold
Ends in Death.

Baker sfeld Cal Nov l2-Maior
General VIM. r Shafter, t. S. A. re
TIRED, died at l:45 this afternoon al
the ranch of Cap, w. f. McKittrich
his son-in-law, 20 miles south of this
city.
Shafter was sick but seven day
While returning from the polls last
Tuesday he contracted severe chill
which was augmented by slight in.
disposition and nccessitated his con
inement to his bed Dr.. r w Nit
chell, the local family physician, was
summoned. Intestinal obstruction was
discovered but it was determined this
was seconary afflicton brought on
by an acute attack of pneumonia.
The patient showing no improve,
ment specialists arrived Saturday
from San Francisco That afternoon a
slight rally was detected and all Were
hopeful but the change was short
lived. At 10 O'Clock a sinking spell
seized The veteran Ii was decided
Sunday morning that an operation
was the only means of relief from in
festival obstruction, but the condition
of the patient would forecast no hing
but fatal results in such an attempt.
All Hope Abandoned
All hope of saving Shafter was
abandoned The patient bore all brave
ly He was always cheerful and hope
ful his mind was clear and c3gnizant
of his criticyal condition. The patient
conscious until Q O'Clock
this morning Pure oxygen was used
in keeping life up, but after midnight
and early this morning, constant
weakening was discern9d. The general
apsed into unconsciousness at 3
o'clock and remained in that condition
until death
Captain and Mrs Mckittrick, the
generals son-in-law and daugher, Miss
niece, and James N. Shat
er. brother, were at the bedside when
he end came
The body of Major General Shafter
will leave his city Wedne day even
~ VA WIG .Saiita = Z lam anu "PDH
lrrival at Point Richmond next Mon i
lay will be placed aboard a govern |
nent tug and escorted by military |
,fficers to the presidiO at San Fran |
isco. Interment will be in Post ceme |
cry imediately after its arrival with |
uI military honors. The body will |
est at the McKittrick ranch until |
Wednesday evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-13
BRYAN
To Be Boosted For the Presidency by
Thousands of Democratic Com
mercial Travellers.

New York. Nov IA the meeting
of the Commercial Travellers Anti
Trust League today. William Hoge
president. advocated William Jen-
nings Bryan for the next Democratic
presidential candidate and urged the
members to as list in establishing
clubs to work in behalf of Bryan.
II was voted that a committee bc
appointed to consist Of 5000 Demo
crat'c e commercial travellers who on
their journeys over the United States
will distribute literature and organize
Bryan clubs