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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
SUPERINTENDENT Rlr'I'l"fld.
Officer. and Directors.

The following officers and directors
have charge OF the work:
OGlcers-M essrs. Burnett Lewis. presi-
dent: l.. II. Morris. first yice-president;
a. s. Buford second vice-president: AL
fred y. Williams. secretary and treas
urer; George II. Wiley. superintendent.
Dlrcctors-Mcssrs. II. Archibald Cary.
q. NJ. Smithdeal. Gray Watson. Mrs.
I.andon b. Mason. Mrs. John Stewart
Bryan.
n prominent officer OF the society said
last night:
We do not intend to stop ex-convicts
In Richmond to any Objectionable extent.
Many will go back to their homes, while
others will not stop in Richmond for a
variety of reasons. The society intends
to extend its work OF helping such men
by forming auxiliaries throughout the
state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR
MAN WHO KILLED WIFE
(By Associated Press.

tBy Associated Prcss)
ABBEVTLIiE. ALA, January 2S-The
jury IN the case of Waller Nordan. WHO
has been on trial the past week for the
murder of his wife. this morning returned
verdict % guilty and fixed his punist-
mcnt at life Imprisonment.
Nordan IL n prominent young merchant
of Abbcville. His bride of three weeks
died suddenly in Septembe>, 1902, and it
was found tnht her death was due to
strychnine poisoning. At a former trial
Sordan was given a life sentence. but a
new trial was granted by the Supreme
Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
w. T. O'Brien.

Especial to The Times-D spatchD
DURHAM, y. c.. Jan. 2S.--Mr w. e.
OBrien, superintendent of the domestic
department of the American Tobacco Co.,
and leading citizen OF Durham. died last
night at o'clock. He had been SICK
since last Monday, and was attacked
with Il severe case of pneumonia His
loss is deeply incurred by all who knew
him, aud his death has cast gloom oyer
the city. He leaves Il wife. mother, four
children and a brother in this city p j.
O'Brien. his brother is postmaster at
Durham. He also leaves another brother
j. NJ. O'Brien. of Roanoke, VA. Mr.
O'Bren had made his home in Durham
for a number of years, and was the own
er of considerable property. being the
owner bf the famous resort, "Quail
Roost."
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow morning at he Catholic
Church. of which AIR. o'Brien was II
member, conducted by Father Irwin
A special train carrying the remains,
relatives and friends will leave here to-
morrow morning for Lynchburg, where
the burial will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock Several designs
have been ordered from New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
NV Associated pross

F1'J hShVOI'tttu = fUsssfD
BfARR1TI. FRANCE, January 49,
King Alfonso, accompanied by the mill
tary members of his household in full
uniform. arrived here to-day In automo-
biles to conduct Princess Ena of Battcn-
burg. her mother, Princess Henry, and
Prince Alexander, of Battcnbcrg. to
SanSabastian. The start for Gan Sebastian
was made at 11:15 A. NJ. Princess EN-
and Princess Henry, and King Alfonso
were in the first automobile and Prince
Alexander and his suite in the second.
the military officers following in other
automobiles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
DEATHS.

at his residence. in
Philadelphia. Thursday, January 18Th,
1906, DAN IIANNlGAN, in the eighty
first year of his age; a former resident
of this city.
The remains will arrive at Byrd
Street Station at S;35 MONDAY MORN
ING, january 9th, and Will proceed to
ST. Peters Cathedral with requiem
vary Friends and acquaintunces are
respectfully invited to attend.
HOPPE. Died on The 2!5h, :,t ts6'alocl,
The funeral will take place TO-DAY
at O'clock from his NE residene a NO..
u,laintanccs respectfully invited to mt
tend. lnternrent III Hollywood
JORDAN Entered into rest, January
IS, 1906, ut the, resldenen of z. W.
Va. Mrs. S, LIZZIE WILSON JQR.
DAN, widow of DR. G, IA. Jordan, of
Smthheld Isle of Wight county, VA.
Funeral notice later
oRGAIN.--Died, January IS. 1906, mt his
residence, in Amelia county. in his sin
ty5eig l,N. year. Judge GEORGE CRAIG
Funeral notice later, m
SUTHERLAND Died Mrs. Nj. S.
SUTHERLAND Or ~ North VINE
Street January 18TH NJ lp.io II. NJ
Funeral notice later,
Tt9RRY,-Ded, ut his residence, ia ~
Twenty-fourth Street sunday morning
mt 4 O'Clock. of pneumonia, ROBERT
P.NRkE, TERRY lie leaves a wife
and two children,
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON at 4
O'clock from his late residence. Friends
and acquaintance invited to attend.
K. sinterucnt in laakWOOd 514
wager, Entered into rest, January 2s
1906, ait : o'clock a NJ. a: her residence.
4l4 s. Relvidere street, Mrs, FANNIE
n. YAGER, widow al George w Wager.
The funeral will take place FROM Pine
Street Rfptist church. .MONpAY r.
TERNQON, january, 29th. at y o'clock
Friends and aranantances inyited to
attend,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
HORSE THREW MISS DREW;
SHE DIES FROM INJURIES
DIV Associated Press /,

ST AUGUSTINE. FLA Jan. 2S.-sfiss
Eosfnn S;s. rnran ~ ), t Drew ~, I'd
seriously injured yesterday. died in Flag
Ter Hospital this morning. Miss Drew.
who was a fine horsewoman, was riding
spirited animal which SHE'D and >lp-
ped on the pavement Her skull wac frac-
tured, causing conclusion of the brain
The body Will be shipped TO Boston TO-
MORROW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
OBITUARY.
Judge George Craig Organ,

Judge George Craig orgain died yes
terday at 1915 o'clock in his home in
Amelia county.
Judge Orgain was horn, the eldest son
of John Organ, Of Lunenburg, Iunen-
burg county. VA, In 1858, He graduated
mt the Virginia Military Institute, studied
law at the University of Virginia, and
WAS elected COMMUNICATIVE attorney
for his county in 1870. holding the office
for over thirty-nnn years. lie commands
ed the Joint company of volunteers from
3Lunenburg during the Civil War was
elected Judge of the county court, hold
ing the office untilSit was abolished by
the late Constitutional Convention. lie
was y man of fine culture and attain-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
Wheeler's Cavalry Arrives.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. January 81
General Wheeler's Confederate cavalry
from Atlanta, Ga. Colonel Prather in
command, arrived here late tonight TO
attend the funeral.
They will act as part of the escort
to the cemetery and will be furnished
mounts from the Fort Meyer army post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
SCHOONER TURNS TURTLE;
SIX MEN ARE DROWNED
-CBy Associated Press.

(By Associated Prcss.l
VICTORIA, e. c., january 2S.---A tel-
egrnm received to-day from Bantield
says that the hallbut fishing schooner
Ella c. has turned turtle and six men
We're drowned Among the lost is Alex
ander Mclean, who was commander OF
the Illegal sealing vessel Carmencia'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
IMMENSE ANCIENT CITY
Is FOUND IN MEXICO
(By Assoclated Press.l

MEXICO CITY. MEX1co. January IS
Count Maurice- de Pereguy, a French
Archaeological has discovered in the Peten
district of Guatemala, an immense ancient
city of the Mayas which viii take several
months to properly Investigate The ex-
plorer will return to this continent next
Year to complete his investigations of
the ancient city whose ruins are said
terest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
SEVEN GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS DESTROYED
(By Associated Press.,

NEWPORT, r. L.. January 2s.-seven
buildings. connected with the United
States Naval Training Station. at Coast
er's Harbor Island. in this city, were de-
stroyed by fire tonight, causing an esti-
mated loss of 100000. The buildings de-
stroyed were the detention building, ma
chine shop paint shop. pnymasters store.
house. carpenter shop. and two small
storehouses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
FOUGHT OUT OLD GRUDGE
IN MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
OBv Associated Press. !

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January ga
special TO the Advertiser from Andalusia.
Ala, says;
Kick Raburn and Bud Powell, two
farmers of this county. met in the public
road yesterday afternoon and In conse-
duence of the renewal Of an old grudge.
a desperate encounter took place. Powell
was shot dead and Raburn's throat was
cut. 1t Is not believed that he will re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
THREE MEN KILLED IN
DYNAMITE EXPlGoION
lRy Associated Press.l

WINNIPEG, MAN. January 2S.--An cN-
plosion of dynamite at the Canadian Pa
.ctic Railroad construction camp near,
Keetwatin yesterday killed three laborers
and injured four.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
ALPHA AND OMEGA LOCOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION
The engine above "S xs s r s tran % W

house several miles out on the road, and
q member of the farmers household was
informed of the trouble. and he COR she)
ran out on TO the track and tagged the
eastbound train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
PRESENTS FOR MISS ALICE
FROM DOWAGERs EMPRESS
[Bv Associated Press.

PEElN, January 2s.-1he Dowager En-.
press has sent TO the American legation
a number of wedding presents for Miss
Alice Roosevelt The presents consist of
costly jewels, silks and ermine robes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29

ments, of the most attractive manner and
the kindes. disposition. which cndeared
him to all with whom he came in
contact.
He is survived by his childrcn--E. T.
and John y. organ. of Richmond: Mrs,
Richard III. Mann. Jr.. Mrs. Charles RI.
Bridgers, of Petersburg; Mrs. A. w.
Blanton. Jr., Mrs. T.. W. Townes, Mrs.
r. c. Jones Mrs. Staniiope Gregory. Miss
Josephine Orgain, of Amelia, and Mr..
George C. Orgain. of Atlanta.
Robert Park Terry.
Robert Park Terry. of No. 71S North
Twenty fourth Street died yesterday mt
4 p. NJ. He is survived By his wife and
two children.
The funeral will take place from the
residence to-day at p. NJ. Interment
VIII be In lakewood.
Mrs. M S. Sutherland.
Mrs. NJ. S. Sutherland, of No. 2ii N.
Vine Street. died at her residence at
1915 o'clock last night
The funeral notice will be given later.
Mrs. S l. w. JORDAN.
Mrs. S. Lizzie Wilson Jordan died at
her residence No. Tos East Leigh Street.
at 10 o'clock yesterday. She was the
widow of DR., George III. Jordan, of Smith
field Va. who was for many years a
representative in the House of Delegates,
and who was a grand-master in the
Masons She leaves one son. Mr.. Hunter
Jordan
The funeral notice will be announced
later ssn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
Big Bark in Distress.
(By .Associutcd Prcss.)

IBy NssOCINtuU TTUNsJ
VICTORIA. II c., January 2s.-A big
bark believed to be the Admiral Cour-
bel. is in distress off Vancouver Island
coast, near Carmmah. The lighthouse
keeper reported ut r. NJ. that the bark
was within Il milo of shore, with a big
swell setting in. Tugs have been dis
patched to her assistance. The weather
is calm. but the heavy swell is carrying
the bark ashore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
Mrs. Fannie I. Yager.

After more than two years OF confine-
ment to her bed, Mrs. Fannie J. Wager
entered 'into rest yesterday morning at
8 o'clock. She bore her suffering with
Christian fortitude, never murmuring OF
her suffering
She leaves ten children to mourn their
loss-Mrs. G. II. Farmer, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Duke, Misses l.. 4. and Eta w. va
ger, Messrs. George A.. William H,
Richard O., j. Eddie. Clarence l.. and
Charles NJ. Wager.
The funeral will take place this after
noon mt o'clock from the Pine Street
Baptist Church. Interment in Holly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
TRAIN ROBBERS
BECOME LAZY
For the Last Two Years the
"lIold-Ups' Have Been
Scarce.
THE ELIZABETH RIVER BRIDGE
Reduction in Local Freight Rates
in Georgia phone Pre-
vents Accident.


The dolngs OF train robbers and stage
nc bbers for the year 1905, show only
about half as many attncks on trains as
in 1901 The tables show, for the last
eleven years of the nineteenth cen
fury qs9o-19d0 nclusve) an average OF
twenty-six "hold-ups'' n year: but since
then a much lower rate, as follows:
Grimes Of the rail- In the United States.
1881. =. 16 1895. -. q 1s9o.. u. 15 1Do3.. 10
1sg... l6 1885,. 2s 1900. 20 1901. IS
1885,. SO 1do1.... 80 19ol.... 16 19o5... I
Total number of trains held up in
sixteen years....... ........ ........ 36l
Total numbers of persons killed .... loa
Total number of persons injured-shot 113
Record for 1904 and 1906.
1904 1906
Total number OF train "hold-ups' 10
Number of stage robberes. s
Number OF passengers and train
men killed. ................. $3.50.
Number of passengers and train
shot,. ........ ......-. i
lumber of robbers kilcd...... -.
Number OF robbers shot. ...... o
The Norfolk and Western has filed
plans with the harbor board asking per-
mission to build two bridges over the
Elizabeth River. The one Owe the south
ern branch is to lie n drawcridge with
ar opening OF seventy-five ieet. with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
WORK OE AIDING
EX!-PR|S0NERS.
Society Issues Statement of the
Plans II Will I7ur-
u sue.
GOOD AND USEFUL CITIZENS
These Will Organize Auxiliary
Societies Throughout State
for Jail Work.

The Ex-Prisoners' Aid Society Of Viz
2th, has issued the following statement
OF the scope of work which it purposes
doing The object is:
TO help ex-prisoncrs in every judieous
way to gain moral and material better
nent, and 10 become good and useful
citizens.
rho plan Of operation is 10 have
the superintendent secure the names
OF the prisoners who arc to he
discharged. at least one month ahead of
release, and through the information gwen
by the authorities Of the prison. ami
through conversation with the prisoner,
and by correspondence with friends and
relatives of the same, decide whether II
is best to have him return to his home,
If SO. do all that is proper and Legitimate
to send him there under the best possible
circumstances.
II II does not appear best to have hiia
go back home, secure for him in Rich
moud. or some other place, work, and
suitable boarding house
Give Substantial Aid.
With a moments reflection 1t must be
appreciated by nll that an cN-convjct can
not (without assstancc), " he tells the
truth, aud admits that he lis I'm s.N-convict,
get for himself either n desirable place
To board. or good place 10 work. II the
subject Is q boy and does not earn
wages enough to pay board In II respect
able place. We intend 10 supplement- What
he can pas. and thus enable him to live
under good influences. The society in
tends to keep in touch with him to the
end. doing all in its power 10 prevent
his return to crime. and TO hold him for
good citizenship
The financial plan is to secure
every name possible OF those who
are sufficiently Interested TO become
members. and to allow each one TO FIX
his or her annual Subscription. making
two dollars the minimum amount OF
course many may pay much larger
amounts IL we are to do this important
work for the army OF white prisoners that
yearly are turned out branded and help
less.
ALFRED =. WILLIAMS.
Treasurer. Richmond. Va.
GEORGE II. WILEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29

o ines
Badee
IN
all
Francis with
paid
Iohe immediately
appeared IN THIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29

According to the louisville Courier
Journal, Il rnral telephone line was utl-
lied recently on tho Southern Railway,
near New Albany, Ind. to prevent a col
lision OF freight trains, An eastbound
freight train ran past q train order sis-,
nal nj. Il small station, The tram dis
patchel WAS AT once Informed. hut was
,uulble torencli the opposing train ny tel
egrapl BUT, somebody thought of IL
telephone line coasccting with farm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29

cover. Raburn contends that he was at
tucked by Powell and that the latter
WAS shot after he had wounded Rnbnrn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
!UzGADO De PAz

Hau sido aentsneiados por el Jue1
de psz do San Juan los siguisnses
iudididuos: antonio Nenendex, I'M
dollar por arroiar IN earro do xaho-
rria en- 10 bsiada dc 10 antigua Puer'
to do Espafis; Ramon VillAnueva, IS
por uso de un revolver que 10 fu6
osupAdo, Ruperto Navarro, 3 dollars
Dor conducir 10 sairo por 10 salls dc
Tetr ~, Oh tgAdo aon txcsao.
Sahina Lax, slb por embriaguex
y proferir fraSes obIenAs On 10 plaza
principal; Tibureio Santos y Dolores
Re- driguez s5 per Astos inmoralss;
Oionocio RiverA sl5 por pre- ferir fra.
sss obseenas an 10 eAlle do 10 LunAi
Gumeraindo Saldsfls, Tiburcio Rive
70, Juan OIero, Nsxlmeno FAle6n,
RaiAel RODRIGUEZ Ramon Rios, An
gel Flgueroa. Enrique Carreter, Dio'
niCio SuArez, luoseneio Hernandez y
Antonio SAnehex dos dias do Arresto
eadA uno por dormir on sitios p6bli'
sos; Armada Diaz. dos diAs por dor
mir On el musllei M. Maekie, s6 por
rina con JeA6s ChalemGn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
EDIOTO

Aviso los aereedores. En- la Corts
de DisIrito del DisIrito Judicial
dc HumAcao P, r. AbintesGato de
AdolfO Deamornes y BApgs.
La r'opisdsd de AdOlfo De,morpes '
BAngs, tAlleeido.
Por el prsAente 80 avl.a por 81
Abaio hrmAdo Administrator EsReelal
de IL propiedAd de Adolfo De.morne.
J Barge, & los Rersedore ' & todas
AQuellal personAs qus tspgan aIguna
reslAmAei6n contra dieho Adolfo Dss.
morneI Bhpgs, tAlleeido, para que
exhiban suS cuentaE con los compro
hAntea neeesarios dentrod de s,ismess.
sonIIdoG dssdelA primers publicssi6p
de este edicIu, al Admor. Especial
81 81 rsAideneiA 60 la iIlA de vieoues.
p Ru siendo sIts el siIio para IL tran
sseei0n dc los sIuntos referspts. 4
d cha pfopiedsd sn lA isla de- visous,
DlEtrit de Humseso,
Este sdieto 80 publisarA dur.p.s
dos mssss una vsz por aemAns sn al
periodieo La DEAocRAcIA, que re
aditA en- San Juan, euyo psri6diso ha
lido dsIignAdo poF Ia coEtV DE- Dis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
BALE MEDICINAL

In slbio meiiso ha deseubisrto
que nadA o. as sOnlrArio & la cons
Gituci6n de los microbes, como una
Agitasi6n exsesiva, AgiIAr tuertemen'
"a los misr0bioS es condenarloa q una
muerts aegurA.
Como sorolario de este deseuhri'
misntO, sl mediso b demoatrAdo que,
siondo sl cska walk el balls mas fra
neIieo del mundo, ninguno nsrfa mas
saludable que 81. Aleabo do algunos
minutes de movimiento, todoa los mi.
crobios han aucumbido. De manerA
que sl 9, k' wax es, para ellou, una
danzR mAcahrA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
E.DICT'0.

ca Ia c C,rts de Dittrito aeI Diatrito
Judicial de Gusytms, 2. r,
cstsdcs Unidoa de Amer'ca, El Pre-
Aidsnts de los E,tado. U 4idos. S. S.
IsAbsl Rivera , Pou l-Ex ptrte. So.
brs dominic de una fneA Gstiea.
Por euanto oil letrldo Tennis Ber'
uardini de IL Hueria, On Representa-
ci6n ds d. n | ahsl Rivera = pou ha
prt m vldo ants eata C J.ts IN fx3e'
dients so'ia'tsndo ee dtc cR'e el domi'
nio que si'Ie eth, sefn.a sobre 10
sigulents fnes; kl.tcA: Eatspcta de
nom NADIA SLSs hAreAs,s radio .da CD
el barrio dc Jobs, lug.r de Las Ma
re&s, del iermino murisipal dc Guaya
me-, eompueItA de AesebtA y una cuer-
dAs y nueve cent6 limts de otrA de 10
reno llauo, dedlcadA & pastoa y
plAntsclo1ea dc pA'mas de eoco, eoui
vAlentes q "a hessAreaa. una AREA y
diez y nueve esLliAre&s, colinda antea
por el Norta con unos manglares,
por el Sur CON Ia zonR mAtft.ma; Dor
el Este con teri e1Ls dc Pedro Ciptr6n
y pOr el O4ste Ccn lierT&s 10 don Joae
G asl y sucesion do A!eiandro Lugo,
repreentada por au viudR AKuedA D
SuArez. RAdican en- diehA foca trea
Casa de MADEIRA, conalrnidas por 50
dut IL 10 prcmnVenls. q AAbsr: una ds
ditZ vAraR do f'ents bor Ceho dc Ton
do con una coGins Ansxt; ct7A de cua'
ro vAraa dc I 'ente por aeis dc fondo
y otra de elLco vsras de ftenle DOR
tres de fondo, dos dc elias dc recients
construction.
FOR TANTO hAbisndo ordsnado
el Honorable Lula MI z MorAles,
1uex dc eatA Corts dc Dislriso QUE 90
elte & los Rnteriorea outfos D sua
hsrederos y eAuaahAbientes J que st
pAbliqutn ediotos duranse assensa
diAs y por tres vsees dsniro de dicho
plsz en- 81 psri6diso LA DEMoCRACIA
que 20 editR en San Juan us tuer1o
Rico eitandose q lus psrsonAs igoorA
dAs q 10 se cream tener sohre dlcho In.
m-sne algun derecho real "a todAs
aQuUllAs 4 quienes puedA Eeriudicsr
10 inlcriL cion do dominic solelsAda
para que coacurrAn & hlcer uso do AZ
isretho dentro del tx Dresado plszc
Dc sesentA dias nGturAiea, previn en-
toles que trsnseurrido dicho plazo J
oidA ID pFuebs que la promoverI Il
ttrezcA ss resolvera sobre IL dec ara
sion 90 dominic, pArAndo a los psr
iuicios de ley;
Exnendo sl prelense edieto hait
mi ftmA y selio da lA Corts de G a.
ySma och0 de Septlembre dc mi
novecientos Ieis.
Francisco Morales,
Seerstario de 10 CorGe do Diatritt
del DiAtrilo judicial de
GuayamA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
REVISTA "TIERRA''

Hsmos rscib.do 81 1tm ,ro trsee
De ssta i'm lortGnls rsvIssA sgrfoo!s,
que CON IAnSA AsspGAei6n On sodo al
psis 90 vltns publlcando en- San
Juan.
Nj nxio, eomo aiempre, reviste
gran lnIerei por tsatM dc cuestionss
que at'csSn vivAmsnte & nuestros
sgrieuitores.
TrSbsios de 10 iodole da xLos
aindieAtoS grfeolAas, sLos semhlores
dc IierrA en Puerto Rico. y o.ros
importAntsf, merseen ser leidos sop
Atsnci6n.
Entire loa grabadpa de s,e p6mero
ngula el reIrAto del G Gobernador Mr..
Bstkm@a Winthrop, 81 que consagrA
brewer, Eero tx prSsivAs ifocAs 10 re-
dAcsion do TERRA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
A IA MODtlNA

Ell a!Que0ogo AnlICuArio vice
direeIor del Institute do A'ls do Chi
esgo, que pArece ser perAonA de muy
ouen humor, ayud6 con aus lucss VI
Corgreso do ModiHlAs que ALI 80 reu :.
MO y pEonunci6 un diseurso aesrca
de modAs, ilusIrGnd0 sua AirmAciones
con modelos vlvos 4 Quienss envolvio
en- hJtantes VeslilurAS. Va como
,xordio de hcmbEe gAlAnte, les habia
dicho las modiHIGs que wualquIar
arqus6logo digno de eEe nombre vol.
vsrfA lA espAldA d una ArlislIsA cAts.
drAl g6tlsA, por yer CsU1Ar 4 una mu
isr bonita.
Toal6 dsHpu6s, y 81 Seguir comen.
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