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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19
WHAT'S DOING
= IN ARCADIA THESE DAYS 3
INTERESTING LOCAL AFFAIRS

Ladies' Home Journal Fashion books
free at The Boston Store.
Services in st. Edmond's Episcopal
church next Sunday night, 1880 p. m.
Jno. II. Treadwell and family leave
this week for a few weeks in Asbury
Park N, ].
The Ladies' Home Journal Fashion
books now out, can be had free at The
Boston Store.
Miss Sara r. Sweat is much improved
this week, and her friends hope soon TO
see her out.
Rev. Geo. F. Leitner will preach at
the Baptist church on Sunday, July 26,
the fifth Sunday.
r. A. Dawley, special agent of the
Penn Mutual has been doing business in
Arcadia this week.
+. c. Exnm has bought out the inter-
est of f. Martin in the drays business of
EXum & Martin,
Mrs. T, o. Parker and Mrs. w. H.
Hooker are spending the summer at
Monteagle, Tenn.
The Ladies Home Journal patterns
can now be had at the Boston Store.
Price 10 and is cents.
Captain Roe's daughter, Mrs. Johnson,
of Punta Gorda, is visiting her father at
the Arcadia Hotel this week.
The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
are the best in the market and we can
prove it. The Boston Store.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. R. Parker give a
18th anniversary birthday party today in
honor of Miss Lillian Simmons.
Miss Judith Watkins left Sunday for
her vacation that will be spent in
Washington and other northern cities.
Do you want the best pattern in the
market Then get the Ladies' Home
Journal pattern, for sale at The Boston
Store
The deal for the S, J. Simmons block
on Oak street has been finally closed TO
Graham, Hooker, Read and Others at
5000
u w. H. Seward has moved his drv
goods into the handsome new brick adj
dition to his store and A. T.. Bennett is
in charge. We venture the assertion
that no merchant in Arcadia will ever be
able to show better lighted or more
conveniently arranged store room than
this one.
z {, NJ johnson, tax assessor of Arcadia
has just completed careful house N
house canvass of the city and returns
assessments to the amount of over
5000, 900. This is more than double anv
previous assessment and speaks well for
the growth Of Arcadia and the careful
work of the assessor.
George Rosin left last week for b;s
home in Chicago, where lis parents re-
side 1t the fall he will return to Flor
ida and travel for the Wear Well Pants
Co.. OF baltimore. Mr.. Harry Silver.
man, of Baltimore will shortly arrive
and take Georges place in the Boston
Store.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union IS waging a right
eous warfare against alcoholic and
narcotic patent medicines, such
as are used by topers and whiskey
fends as substitutes for intoxicants
Their agitation of the matter has
resulted in securing action OH the
part of the internal revenue author
tiles, which have branded many of
these medicines frauds, putting
them in the class along with in
toXicants and requiring of dealers
retail liquor license to sell them.
Many of the leading publications
OF the country have also fallen into
line end it is earnestly hoped by
all good citizens that the time is
not TAR distant when every state in
the union will have legislation
which will bar their sale except
over the counters of regularly
licensed saloons. journal.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

The whole State will learn with
regret of Editor Geo. w. Wilson $
i'll health, He has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, but is in a
critical state from the trip. When
he sufficiently recoveres to travel
will go to more bracing climate
for a while.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19
To the Public,

About August l we will opsn
to-date stock of Dry Goods
Gents, Ladies' and children's Z
ings. All new and well sslsda
Don't be misguided in the Pn
the Daniel Block. Respectful
M. KASSnl
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19
and satuTn.

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proportion Of the light which ~
their surfaces the smaller ~ 7.
nearer planet would look ny y,
as bright as the much nors
and much larger Saturn a., ~
of fact. there Is no great diner a \,
tween the two. 1t is inferreu Va n.
fact that the visible surface "a =
consists Of clouds, since % >, ~ 4
land and water would Fens''
light as that planet gives
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

The Carabelle Advertiser is the
name of new exchange in Car
rubelle. We welcome it to our
table. We want to learn more of
our far away Florida Gulf Coast
towns.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

If all goes well THE CHAMPION
with its up-to-date printing plant
will be comfortably located in the
new Office in Espenlaub's Stone
Building by this time next week.
The building is almost ready. So
are we.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

Prof. r. +. McBeath, Of Gaines
vile, Is in Mississippi this month
serving as instructor in Psychology
and Methods in the summer school
for teachers at Starkville, that
state.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

SUBSCRIPTION One Dollar Year, Most Posi-.
lively In Advance
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

PUBLISHED WEEKLY on Thursday
Afternoon by r. +. & Royal B. Child,
Owners and Publishers,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

Entered at the Post Office at Arcadia Florida as
Second Glass Mail Matter.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-07-19

Governor Broward attended a
recent Macabees Camp Convention
held in Port Huron, Michigan.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Meeting Of Hospital Association.

The Hendersonville Hospital Associ.
alton met on Thursday, March 9th, In
the county commissioners room at the
court house. Only a few were present
but much business was transacted.
The hospital rooms are now In charge
OF a housekeeper and the ladies wish to
have them in readiness as O as posi-
bic. All those who have subscribed
towards the furnishing of these rooms
will please see that their subscriptions
are delivered during the last of this
week.
AS there are now many things to be
attended to, we have been asked to urge
full attendance en- next Thursday, as
al members of the Association should
be equally interested and not force The
whole responsibility on a few.
This work has met with much encour-
agement from all our public spirited
q charitably inclined fellow citizens:
kind words from some and donations
from others.
The Board of Trade is taking great
interest in this work and all that is
needed now to insure us a hospital of
which our citizens shall be Justly proud
Is Tor these ladies to meet and decide
what they want and them make their
known. Surely none of our no.
Die women are Indifferent to such a work.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Likes the Hustler.

Editor Hustler, H~endersonville. N. G..
Dear Sir:-Shall l let lhe revised mailing
list be made and find me IN arrears to The
most valued paper of Western N, CO
answer no, by inclosing q soft dollar. 4"
1or which give me credit and continue the
paper. This lively paper is a welcome vis.
ltor in this part, not only to me. bnt tn
Those who call on me to borrow nv conv
we like the paper for some reasons: first
II is a non-Blackburnism up to date news
paper. And again. it is of so much nse tn
The politician as well as 1t is to The t,IIer ~
the soil.
We are having lovely weather here. Or.
chards and flower gardens are beginning to
scent the air with their delicious odors
And, too, the Industrious farmers are mai
Ing good use of their opportunity in pre-
pairing Ter another crop of the South,s stanle
article; and yet. another class is doing GOOD
work, and it is the teachers of S~partan6uro
county. There are some two hundreS
white teachers employed in the schools of
the county, who are under a lively suner.
lntendent and board of education wb;ch
combined, are awakening an interest in
the county.
| close. wishing the Hustler and nv
many friends of Henderson county a nros.
porous year E.. I. STS1 70
T. 81 am nj of Henderson conntv,s
teachers employed in Mt, View school
s~Partsnbgrg, R. D, 3,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Gerton News,

Last Sunday was one of those Indian
summer days that is SO capable of giving
a fellow that tired feeling that we hear SC
much talk of in the spring of the year.
We understand that some OF our neigh.
bors have mistaken some Ivy bushes for
grass and the result was some bad cases of
staggers.
L. q. Freeman is preparing to do some
more good farming this year.
j: A.. Murrell was in our n~eighborhood
last week on business. We are all glad to
see him any time.
c. Oates, ESQ.,. was up to attend Sunday
school at Bear Wallow church last Sunday
We were glad to have him with us.
You would hardly know W. s. Wall.
He has bought q fiue horse and has shaved
his mustache off and looks quite important.
Mrs. Maggie Freeman is sick here at her
home.
L Z. Laughter has returned from a trim
to AsheVille and HendersonvilIe.
LUKE SHoRTF1ELD.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Mt. 0Iivet GIeanings.

Mr.. Dock Harraden died at the home OF
his sOn-in-law, M. ID. Corn. March 5th, a
8 p. m. His remains were laid to rest il
The Ward Groye yard, Rey. N. w. Corr
conducting the funeral services. He leaves
a daughter aud a host of friends to mourn
their loss.
Andy Hamilton is at work for j. G. Tan
HERSHEY this week.
James Lee says hat he is soon to leave
for the Indian Territory, where his son ia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bane spent last
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Ballard.
Mrs. Thos. Maybin is reported very i'll
at this writing.
Thomas Ballard went to Upward Satur-
day on business.
Rev. John e. Ward preached a fine SER
mou at the church Sunday.
d. N. Osteen is still very i'll.
Our Sunday school is quite a success with
MIR. Wiley Jones as superintendent.
Inc farme!s OF this section are very busy
now in preparing to plant their crops.
EAGTr
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15

Asheville, N. c., March 1O.-Rev. W.
b. Jones, a Baptist minister, was con,
victed in the Superior Court of Hender.
son county yesterday of criminal rela.
ttons with Mrs. Angelina eagle and
sentenced to Imprisonment for one year.
The woman was convicted and fined 500
and costs.
The trial was sensational. The preach
er is well known In Henderson county
u was formerly in charge of a circuit
OF seven churches in Blue Ridge town
ship.
During the trial the husband of Mrs.
eagle remained in the court room, be-
heving that his wife was innocent. Mrs.
Jones, wife of the accused, also occupied
a place in the court room, and with the
rendering OF the verdict of guilty both
Mr. eagle and Mrs. Jones burst into
tears. During Solicitor Spainhour's
address for the prosecution, the audi
ence broke into cheering so that Judge
Justice threatened to clear the court
room. The charges we're preferred by
the preachers former Pensioners.
Said a we'll known attorney in refer
ence to the above clipping from an
Asheville paper:
"This case presented some of the
most peculiar features ever brought to
my attention. The evidence clearly
found him guilty. The witnesses were
proved to be. men of good character, yet
there was an indication of prejudice on
their part. Jones, 8 or 10 years ago,
had a great following in the county. He
has undoubtedly accomplished a great
amount of good during his pastorate of
the different churches. This is an es-
tablished fact. If he is guilty he de-
serves the punishment melted out to
him, but ii innocent, il is a fearful thing
to work out II months on the chain
gang knowing you are innocent. AS !
said before, the case is one of the most
peculiar [ have ever known during an
experience stretching over many
wears"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Horse Shoe Happenings,

The transition from happenings here.
abouts to farm planning and farm labor is
80 marked that / feel inclined to turn apri-
culturist IN my correspondence; but lust
now feeling too conscientious to do this, as
have had no experience at farm labor and
know too little of this great science of az
riculture to write theory, I say mum.
Mr.. Epting, q brother of Mrs. Daven-
port, visited Horse Shoe on Saturday aud
Sunday.
Rev. P. c Battle delivered a strong lee.
ture to the young people at Horse Shoe
chapel on last Sunday, illustrating by OBJ
Ject lesson the growing force of habit uron
the life and character.
MI. ID. q. Cantrell and wife, of Hepder-
sonville, are visiting at the home of Dayen-
port Bros. Mr.. Cantrell has been sick. hut
is better at this writing.
Dr. j. G. Waldrop passed through our
village Monday on a professional visit.
Horse Shoe contributed literally of her
denlzens to the large audience which at
tended the close of Rymer school on last
Friday evening. Much interest was mani
tested Rorr
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Correspondents.
Continued from LIST page

preached to his Mills River congregation
yesterday. He is a young man destined to
the front rank in his denomination.
l think from the amount of material OF
the ground Johnson & Garland are about
ready to lay the foundation of their new
store house which will add greatly to the
appearance of Angeline.
Mrs. D. L. Johnson is visiting relatives
and friends 1 Asheville. d. L. is going
to and fro on his disc pillow, and il looks as
If he is giving a Yalediction to all the old
time implements.
1t seems that the newspaper correspon-
dents when they get out of something fresh
the revenue gang. but if you will pardon
ne l will give them the 90 by and leave
the balance of my space blank. B. T. M.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Baxter Happenings,

Ed Lively and James w. Kiug spent
Sunday in Polk county and reported a nice
time.
waite Fitzpatrick, who has been logging
Tor Hendersonville Hardwood Co. returned
from his home in Transylvania.
Joe King, of Flat Rock, and James W
King passed this place with some nice fish
they had caught in Big Hungry"
Marx King Is good with a rock. He
killed a fish IA inches long.
Henry Lively has gone to farming. We
wish him success. "
Jerry King, Jr., visited friends in Flat
Rock last week.
The HendersonVille Hardwood Co, ia
going to move a saw mill near here.
JAKE.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15
Letter to r. p. Freeman,

Dear Sir: Save $50; might have beer
900.
Mr.. G. l.. Frost, builder, Portland
Me-, built three houses 10 Deering, a
suburb of Portland, exactly alike,
Painted two lead-and-oil for Sl55 each,
for paint and labor.
The third house, he painted Devoe at
a cost of $125. ITO be c%ontinued(.
The rest of the story ought to be told
a half-dozen years hence.
1t will be: two houses rusty; one in
good condition.
He didn't believe in Devoe. Our
agents got him into it. Ask him now
enclose q stamp.
Yours truly
f. w CEVCE & Co.
1O7 Clarke Hdw'Co. sell our paint.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15

Indigestion is much of a habit. Don't
get the habit. Take a little Kodoi Dys-
pepsia Cure after eating and you will
quit belching, putting nalpitation and
frowning. Kodol digests what you eat
and makes the stomach sweet. Sold BY
Y, Hunter.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15

The little rules we all should keep,
TO make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning smile at moor
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at Night
Tvstus' Rharmaey, 20
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15

Keep the little ones healthy and hap
Ply. Their tender, sensitive bodies re-
9uire gentle healing remedies. Hol-
lister Rocky Mountain Tea will keen
them strong and well. IS cents, Tea or
tablets at Justus' Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15

North Carolina gets appropriation OF
S25, 600 for fish hatcheries.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-03-15

F. w EEvCE & Co.
Clarke HdwiCo. sell our paint.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09

- En- Ia QuIrcena prfxima queda
"a 'ermlrsda % Gale de Cr.tlua, eop
sus pianos correspondis1 tss,
--Ancchs han salido para San
Juan los ~ tarmoS yihiano A icea y
Beoigpo Rivers, quienea ser6n scms,
Nios o IN e1amen bsc!eriol6gioo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
MAYO 8.

loor de'6rdsp, Manuel Astol y Viesn'
to Coz, por sgresi6n,
! Han lpgresado en- la c&rcsl de
diAtrltO.
Er sumsrio, Julian QuI1ones, Fe'
lielano QliiIones, Maroslino PHO y
Julio IbAG,z, tddoa dc Ponce, p0r jus'
gos pre- hibldos Eulog!o Bod6n y Ma
nuel Calotne, dc Ponce, por agsesi6n.
En- condena dsfnitiva; Luis Ca
s'suo, de Juana Diaz, por eseala mien'
10 en- primer grado, & un aio do pri.
sion; Gabriel Carahallo, do Ysuco,
por egresi6n con circunstaneias sgra'
vautes, q 7 meaes; Isabsl Malav6, de-
Yauco, por hurto msnor, q "A dfas.
Han sldo puessos en- libartad| Ale'
iapdro ssniisGo, dc CoAmo, y Fran
aisco Monde. do Jaana Dlsz, quienes
han exsinguido condemns dc un ,No
aels msseH dc prial0n J ocho mssss res
pecsivsnente. por hlrto
Tsmbien ha sido pusato on libsf'
snd Domingo Q ltntero, do Pono., acu4
ssdo de falsA representation, por ha'
berao sobreseido au oausa.
--En el Juzgado de pas 90 han
efeosusdo hoy los iuloios siglientss;
Manuel Rosado, por infracci6n del
lreglamento do oRrreseras, : dias de
carcsl, Carlos Acosts, por igual ia
80, ahsueto, Juan Roman, por por-
lar armas, SIS dc mulss, 8 80 diAs ID
srrsatC,
-Anoehs una aeHor& do 4 luz dos
nifos biesemssiros en- Ia oslle de Pusr.
10 Rico. Ambos uur!eron.
Los vselnos dc 10 cAIle de IL
Luna, anlrs Msndez Vigo Ia Tore
90 queisn, por encontrarae squel tro
20 ain luz sin aqua,
--Pcr ordsn dc 10 Sanidad fusFon
qusmados 27 bErr.les arsnquss de- los
ssforas ARIZONA y Hermanos, por ss-
tar malos.
--Aysr fu6 resogido sl pan con
feccionado en- 10 tahona do don Ba,ta
sar AriSs,
Sc ha paaado Comunics ci6n &
lou dusGos dc. panaderil para que el
microbes 0 del cursanse yA las tres
do Ia tarde, tepgan todos loa carros
qus dedIcsn Al sraaco del pan, frente
& 10 alcaldia donde serau inapecciona,
dos por lR SAnidad,
sF CALZADO sin carton On lss
Eueiss para niHos, espeeialidad on
cslzado ano para sefiora, dnicos VEN
dsdores do calzado fno recomendable
para eahAlleroa, El Leon Poncsgo,
CHlle del Comercio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
IifP RRESi0IES ! IVIIC|AS

Eh SO coufereEciss esGolsrea ea
lebradas hlce POGO Ga el teatro |,
itPerlss prssidi6 81 acso nueatro bcer
amigo Jsc DO Tar. ca su ckrSotsr dc
presidents do la Junta eucolar, No
el A|calde, como equivocadamente di
)lmoS, al ocuparnoa de dicha fiesta.
| - Ea PefIualag &c han inscriso 81
primer dfa lS8 unionlstas y ii repu
blicanos.
-Hsmoa reel bido Ia visiss de- nues
sro estlmable correligionario, don
Francisco Ortiz, de ptflelss.
Han rsgresado casi todas las
peraonss que fueron 4 San Juan con
ohieso do asisslr 4 10 inauguration del
Hip6dromo e& &tdtalea2.
~-Diio aye ~ 'apublicAno promi-
oarss, en- una rauaI6n entire sus CORE.
l'g'oosrloF,qus las eleecionss sstabAa
psrdidss pars ellor en- al termlno mu-
In!cipal do Ponce,
No se necsa!ss aep prof.ss psrs
asegurarlo.
--Por oil policla Juan r. O.tsga
ha sldo denunoiado Juan Roman 4
eauaa dc portar armar prohtbididas,
FL iu2gado de pas condon6 oil denun.
ciado 4 ounce peaos do muta.
Han II gresado en- el Asilo do 10.
cos Marta Cabrera, Vicente Morales
Bersa Ramos y Jrlio Magrl. In dtcha
depsrde1cla extsssn hoy ocho hom-
bres y nueye muisrna.
Del Hospital Teicoche han sali.
do jose R. Melendez y Gregorlo Perez
curRdoa de hsrld&s leves,
-Easa noche represenssr6 Ia com.
psdia de Opera, como Ultima fuuci6n
de shcno, 10 popular opersts dsj
maestro Plsnqueits Las oampQnas ds
CorneWlb.
Los priucipRlea papelss euan &
cargo da 10 Persssl, 10 Yiclni, Caro-
sal, Poggl, VAnuulslil y Berslni.
--Dsnunoisa per 10 poIicfs an al
dE-' de hoy: Jos6 Laboy, Jose Marsi,
nee Manuel de Jsadt, por orueldad
Goa loa animalesi Tomas Arazam an
di, por irt'acci6n q laa ordepansas
municipale' Claudio F6rez, por In
Fraction de lAa de sanidad Manuel
RosAdo,por IL fraccI6n del reglamsp.o
a. csfressrDsi Juan Rodriguez. Je.6s
M Rodriguez, Juan Roldan y JulIan
y 'if1ones, por crnsldsd con lon an,
males; Julio Ibs fiez, Marcelino Polo,
y Felioisno Qnbonss, por iugar &lo
prohtbido; Slmona RODRIGUEZ Luis
Rivera por pslca; ysutura Bopilla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
Antinomia po|ltjca

H. sido siempre defscto de los re
publicanos, como psrtido polfsico- =
dsfsoto dc bulto-el echAr sismpre O.
cara { sus adversarioa las mismss al
tas 8 dedciencias de que sdolecen ellos
Aqui se eonfrma exsctAmente Q
popular adagio: <Mira Ia psja en- Q
oIo sgeno quien tiene una vlga On Q
suyo.s Tambi6u podrfa aplicarseles .
guisa dc advertencia de este osro, nj
msnos vulgar: % iien tiene el tsiadt
dc vidrio no debe tlrar pisdras OIL de
vesino.s
Es ourloso YER como los cultiva
dorss do discriminate vicio, 10 conds
nan On los demss como si fuese no
rrendo, NJ 90 ssta, sin duda, 10 me
nos rislble do las anomalies humans
El hacho anatsmatiza 10 embriag uez
sl lsdr6n protessa contra sl robo; el
asssino ode professions maldics el pu
Gal que oeasiona tantas victlmas. y
Asi los demss. Psro es mas risible
todavfa que con tan hlp6crita compun
ci6a no logran convencsr q nadie, nj
siqulera q ellos mismos, porqus el bo'
rracho moraliz Ador Va dando traspiea,
sl svangklico ladr6n lleva en- les ma
nos una gsnzda y el hum snitArio ase
sino ostsnta en- su persona las man
ehaS de 10 ssngee que acabA de verter
I'm polfsica, 90 ven muehas tarsas
J antinomias de esas, Y es natural,
porqus todas las aberraciones indivi-
duales 90 suman en- el cuerpo colscti.
vo que de individuos % compons, De
seguro que no ex!stlrian aQuellas, si
las ooleetivldades tlessn conssituidas
por animales de cuairo pies. Mas,
Asf eomo hay individuos mejores que
otros--y on este punto 10 variedad 90
inGaisa -tambien hay partldos mejo
res que otroi No todos mientsD, nj
eobsn, nj asesinAp, nj ae emborra.
chan, para enderezar de,ples se1N.
N m,ntales iasulstoriss contra la msnsi
ray el r0bo, 10 embrisgez y el aseai'
hRto,
Cuando los repub!icAnos de Puer'
30 Rico dtcea que Ia Uni6n de Puerto
Rico propsga falsedades debieran to-
nor mucho cuidado con 10 que dlcen
porque toda 81 h!storia 90 un teiido
do msntiras la historia republicans
-~dssde que el sefior Blrbosa 90 le'
SAnt6 con 10 consabida bAndsra en-
una ocssi6n c9lebse, hasta hoy qua,