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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-27
A Scientific Wonder.

The cures that stand TO it's credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve scientific
wonder. It cured L. r. milford, lectar.
er for the Patrons Of Husbandry
Waynesboro, Pa, Of a distressing case
OF piles. It heals the worst burns, sores
boils, ulcers, cuts, wounds, chilblains and
salt rheum. Only 25c at the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-27

forms Of Stomach Disorders once cured
ia this way never tcturn8
Pepsoids arc sold at drug stores &C sec. bettlf
on m absolute guarantee or money refunded
II you have NOT used Pepsoids before
we will send you 5o-cent bottle FREE
Send rs your name and address and you
will receive promptly, full sized bottle
You do net obllrate yourself TO gRy cent
All w hek, after Pepsoids have eured or Rreatls
beneattsd you is, that you recommend PepsOids
20 your friends. Try Pepsoids to-day--they W ii
cureysu. Tho VIC Chemicalco., Chicago, Ill 9
Leayitt, PlainfeId, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-27
WEIGHT OF EGGS.
Iowa Legislator Seeks to Regulate It
by Law.

Des Moines, IT,, March 25.-The Iowa
House has passed bill containing pro.
vision which seeks TO regulate the
weight Of hens eggs. The proviso Is
contained in substitute for ths ex.
isting law fixing weights and measures.
According TO a section OF the bill, one
dozen eggs must weigh a pound and a
half, whether they are the product Of
Brahma, Cochin China or just plain hen.
Representative Freeman, Of Oakland, Is
the author OF this measure, destined TO
create confusion in the barnyards Of
Iowa Incidentally, the bill does a good
turn for the thrifty housewife When
she goes to market for dozen eggs and
Il not satisfied with the size Of the
eggs counted to her she may demand
that they be put on the scales
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-27
Post Card Albums |

Just received a fine line of Post
Card Albums. Come in and look at
our Post Cards Of Barre at 10 cents a
dozen. They are very clear We
also have the frosted and colored
cards. All the latest in Stationery,
Periodicals, etc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
MISS SUTTON IN FORM.
International Tennis Champion Defeats
Mrs. Bargnr Wallach In Straight Sets.

BosTON, May 1.-THE distinct feature OF
the lawn tennis week at ~L0ngwood. was the
appearance of Miss May sutton, the Inter-
national woman champion. in the invitation
singles this morning and in the mixed doubles
this afternoon. The young woman had no
difficulty in winning her match with Mrs.
Barpar Walla CHI, of New York. and IL was
due to her fine work that she and her partner
pulled out n victory in the mixed doubles,
Miss Sutton came fully UP to the expecta-
lions of those who followed the game and her
exhibition was pretty closely up to standard,
despite the fact that she was practically Just
of the cars after crossing the. continent Al
the beginning of the match with Mrs. Mailac I.
Miss sutton was inclined to be a bit unsteady
overhead, but, she soon got the gauge OF her
ef Ms. y Wpaliaoh played a remarkably good
game in opposition to the champion; in fact.
she show ed in much better form than at any
time this week. Al times she was very sue
cessfui in scoring close to opponent. Her
lobbing in the first set WAS effective and her
forehand drive of the ground was consistently
In both sets Miss Sutton was always well
in hand, In the first she lost her service IN
the first game, but ,h hen ran d IHe s'r beSoTs
Mrs. Wallach got her second and last game,
The champions stamina, was shown IN the
games, she ran the set out IN straight games,
In none of which did Mrs; Wallach get above
20. In the match Miss Sutton scored more
imam Oh pei tIt VI ~ po'''
shots. The scores:
FIRST GET.
Ms Sg,sOn % d ..,".."2 ! sas t-aa
SECOND Set.
Ms % Sg,ISe % 2s . .::. ! s-sas
While this match was on. other matches at
singles were being played and the event
reached the semi-nnal round. In the after
noon Miss Sutton had Mr.. Gaber for partner
in The mixed doubles. Tn YOUNG, man was
decidedly of his game. and y was only through
the woman champions brilliant play that they
pulled out a win after losing the first set, The
hest match of the doubles was that Of Miss
Fenno and MIR. Leonard against Miss Curtis
and Mr.. Bishop.
Invitation s!nglcsnF1rst round Miss Ni /, stock took
defeated Miss Harlan. by default.
gecond Round-AlsS Sutton defeated Mrs. wa
ZACH, % O. Miss Stevenson defeated Mis-
Eobbe, O., O.; Miss Sears defeated MISS itotch
90, 6-t: Miss Fenno defeated Miss Z. Stockholm
MI ed thunderstorm round-Miss Rotch and
Mr.. fitI defeated Miss Z, Sears and Mr., Pler; 80;
Miss stevenson and MI Rhodes, %; 20 ko oMs
and Mr.. Ware, o.. 3-8. g.: Miss Fcnno ana NJ
leonard defeated Miss Curtis and Mr. Wshop
81, l4-l2.
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vaRAW WBIps = S0v.
New ssra.' usHasss Sr's.,sd iS' tsssv''
IN ptttsyuFa.

PursRrHa, May " On . charge ~
aggravated assault ant battery John y.
MrOraw. mana ger ~ the Nav York. base-
hall team was this evening placrd under
arrest and later gave is1o hail for a hearing
on Saturday morning. The warrant was
sworn Out by Edward Brady ~ Mulberry
Alley on behalf ~ hi- twelve-y year odd son.
Neil Brady. who was horsewhipped by
McUraw on tho sixth street bridge after
the game.
McOraw and several other New York
pla yers were ovevtake In their carriage
while coming from the game by a wagon
load ~ boys, who began To roast McOraw
numerically about his team being shut
out twice In succession by the Pittsburgs,
and MCCruw Raally. IN anger, grabbed the
whip from the driver and went after the
boys.
The Brady boy was rollei on the wagon
and the hash Of the whip cit his eye badly.
McGraw, on finding he had hurt the boy.
Jumped from his carriage 10 lend Resistance
10 him, hut the crowd misunderstood this
act ard for n time McGraw was in danger
Of being mobbed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

Tor the yandrrbft sHp Commission, ~ "
DEALINGS With FOREIGN cluhs tcro,ttnf, "
an unclHl feuufi ~ = meeiina of, be hggtd e'
directors " the ffrreh clgb held on NaI q
. letter snnonncins the decision realfdin4
tho NHnhrfbilt fsfe was ~ W TOT whfUed w
once, but " " Wra Nrit'eu " mus haIe n"rh
aid yesterday thai here vas No probability
" . aaveranfe ~ relations hetween The tNg
gIaba of1na i9 ~" ,ob ,and , 1sf'o 'ISmunsricn sss
not been sighted IN this Incident, 20 ~ Fps
absolutely nothing 10 40 With runutns, We
member are on the Vanderbilt cup tom
MISSION. Purely ~ = matter 81 courtesy,
ihe Automobile Club 81 America handles
bile AssncHtlon Racing BOARD, whose mem.
her- etc al.o = majority Of the IsndrdsM
tup tOmWisalpn, The \ 4, Y arcordlhhy
ihsrn il regarding The Vanderbilt race. II
being affiliated with the rrinrfphl tnrrish
clubs.
Formal announcement was made Yesterday
that Detroit. Nm"rtca's greatest AUTOMOBILE
manutactu lug city would be represented py
Vanderbilt cip race. \. J.. kull stating that
a 20 horse puNcr Wayne would he rntereu ny
he Motor olnh Of De,ron o I've % r a"d sc 90
tried out last week bet ween Detroit anu
Jackson by. NJ. kiIl and \ y Stilgcr cashier
Tho roads bet wcen petroit and Jackson are
not very good for racing automobiles, but the
racers made about stNty-IOur miles an hour,
which speed ~ greater than that avera ged IN
either OF the past Vanderbilt races. Though
nominally rated NJ 80 horse power. IL IL said
that the motors will develop mach more
power.
A stout man, who had bought a car and
was being instructed by the dealers lemon
strator In the way to run H.. was proving
an intractable pupil. He would not. follow
instructions regarding the method OF start
ing. During the second lesson he was stand
ing in the road in front OF the car. red faced,
perspiring and p%rofane. after having had
some violent but futile exercise with the
starting crank. The instructor sat calmly
i'm the seat until the new owner had given
it up. Then he Jumped out, touched the
throttle, gave the crank one twist and the
engine started.
What was the matter aueried the dia'-
Nothing. but a case Of tie. grunted the
chauffeur.
WHAT" returned the owner.
Deadlock; two Cranks without a single
thought, that's ALL" exclaimed the demon
strator.
A man who won an open contest in Detroit
felt so happy about it that he treated every
one about to champag ne and then treated his
car to a quart of IL by pouring the wine into
the water tank Of the cooling system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
BILLIARDS.
Hoppe Makes Big Inroads into Cures
~Lead-Results In Tourney at Days.

HODDe MAKES bIB ihVaus INV >"S'
L~ead-ResuIts in Tourney at Days.
William Hoppe made big inroads Yesterday
into Louis Cures lead in the 1879 balk line
contest at Hopes room. He gained on
the Frenchman both afternoon and even'
ing, and was only SO points behind when the
DAYS play was over. The contest VIII DO
finished tonight. The scores;
AFTERNOON.
Cure SO, ~, 81, 10, s.. 2, %, 49,, Q. 0. o. o, q d7,,ee,
ia, IS, o. ii; !, 8 L. Total 400 Average Il S@'
h1 aop ISn 81. e, Is, 6, 60, y. 81. ls, lo: 9, Is; 0. Q. 10,
I. Is 20, 1, IS, is, is. CT, :. Total. go. Average,
q liza. High runs, iss, 80, ~.
EVENING.
Cure--li7. "a. 49, 3. /, VA. o,s, LOS? ?, 0. o; o, o; %.
Total. 400. Average, % AIS. High runs i2'' III
" Hoppe"s5. ioi, s, =. IL, 0. ,se, 100, IS. 100. 50, 9, Q.
"a 81 /. O.. Total, 8si, Average, 20 Az, High
runs, $50, 100, iC2, Grand total. 27e7.
Brock and weiner won yesterday In Maurice
Dalv's 49,? balk line handioap tournament
Roth games we're close, The scores
AFTERNOON.
10 b q T., IT "a, Q. is. o, 4, 3, |, 5. o. 10, ~, !: is o Q,
ii".t4O'oa.,o ., {. lis .. 3 S.iS,G.s 49, O. 81 O. s'4'& Total
shompso C2fm a, s, =. o, l.. !. 0. 10, !. !. IS. ?,
80 J. e 4 5 L O. s. J. l. 4 = e Z; T. i. 9, is, :, I. 10, O.
4T'odtsaI 2G7, Average, S.
EVENING.
vc,ner t.40-o /, 0, Q, s. 3 O. Z. o o Q. - q. J..
9 WWVmn o. q, ii" /. !. l., i,I.&i. /. 90 IL 4 2s s.
4 "a /. /. o, s. /, s, 8. ., is, s. rs. 0. B. l. o. o.
l. s, fStsi; 20; s.S; A. svSs 'f! 6. ss.s.%f.'e, / en.s,.ss
0. & 70. Q. Q. Q. .,o.o, .oI,LsIIGGiSH 80.
z 8id il J., & a. l. t "; ) SSslSa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
ras, Yacht O Alexander wlnton.

Alexander Winton will cruise this summer
on the Great Lakes in a yacht that will be
named Lain. This Ia a triple screw boat
la feet o inches long, which is being built at
Cleveland, The yacht and the motor were
deslCned b. MIR. Winton. The motor 10 a
twelve cylinder wintou automobile engine
OF $50 horsepower. which viii drive the yaehs
twenty miles an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
CLAsON ATHLETES COMPETE.
First Academies Score Best In Annual
Field Day Sports.

The annual field day Of the Clason Point
Military Academy was held on "Wednesday at
Observation-Disclosures. There were 5000 per
sons on the grounds and there was great
enthusiasm over the meet. The class. cham
pionship was won by the first academies.
In the Individual cham pionship Walter, l..
Grady OF the first academies &c red - points
out OF a possible -. I he referee was Brother
Edward. president OF. Manhattan College.
Brother Thomas of De La Sale Inst itute was
clerk OF course and T.. H.. O'Connor timer
The summarizes.
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SALES.


I. L. FIRUSKI, Auc t., 20 Bowery, SELLS, 10 A. NJ:
Nay 2i-order Goldstone Bros, SIS 9th av; all
tion pledged prior May ii, zoos, 10 No. 4Sioo, and su
older dates held oyer ,so nth NJ c,o,s,ng.
May 2s~order A, Landau. 500 9th av;; all dis,
monds. watches. icwelry, GOODS every DESCRIPTION
pledged prior May is, 1905. to No. 100, and all
0'S Msy as ss@oT dc NJ Manning q Sons, 1910 sd az:
's,st az SSSsI T'S as ss,nm lTeSed4 p6 Gof M "a b %; nSps:
lion pledged prior March 20 1908 10 NO s4E' and
ali May snordcr j. T. Lemon d Co., 40 9th ava all
diamonds. watches, lewelry; go26s syeIy aesSp,p
a'Sa l R'o%SSSS 10. III" to 10. iss5, and ali older dates held
over.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ. Sheehan. Auct.
May ,sMRy !; BsrEsr; ,s go West '9d St. 700 9th
'y May s'o slHSy e Il; Ne &sA i; In: g. e. rg s.ss = u, Brook ,s. \,
G lSn; d hnni 81 is SEsw and All H So;o dei held iiS over rt0'
\ May Ha5.By r. simpson 1 60. rs Yves, I'D St;
l IS%, and al lifS sco3. & &sild' ovsT. 10 No. '00'' AA''n L.
May Ply Dos. Levy. isi Vhrlck st.; clothing
" T "a 20 Ry Soj'Pr,en & Ryan, clothing.
Nay 24-M i rum Uni Ie " NV Cha mncrs St: cloth.
ina S1 pledged Gnmay 10 May ltt' Il. ,sSs'
"''May Is Ry N. g.. Harlan, iS''3 Efss i2sth s,;'
May 25-By Film. clothing.
JULIUS Nuctlonecr, by Joseph
Shongood's sons, Aucts,, 81 Bowery.
Mny is Mems and women's clothing, 6c,,
rl,dgrd 10 May \, 1915. II. Sllhcrstcin's Sons, 10
Sh AZ. Silhersiein Bros, PAST 18th av.
Man Is diamonds, watches, jevelry and all
pledges pledged to May 10. 1905. UP to 2onss' L. Alter
Il Son, 3Jq ri aV,
Nay ii .iewclry, &c. Il. Cohn, Hohokcn,
MAY ~ Clothing, &c, pledges from No. 1900 10
l6sYs. u. 4 c. Lang, lO Avenue c..
Nav % Jcwelry, watches, diamonds, &c, pledges
from No. 400 TO 1889. IL. 4 E. Lang, 10 Avepgc {.
May 2i-Ciothing. &c, pledged prior 20 May H.
1906. ". Goody, brooklyn.
H. SOBEL. Auct., as Bowery, sells 1880 a. NJ.
ali goods pledged PRIOR May 10. 1905: 20
MAY Is -IswSlry; II NJ LoSH, rs'a slh A.;
MAY q Jcwclry. &c. Sohei. ~ list av,
May 2~3-Iewelr. Thos. Newman a Sons, Hklyu.
May 2t-Clothing. A. Rothman. 800 Hudson s.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
A,xcbra and Athletics Alike at Columbia.

The Columbia faculty yesterday made
pubic a PROPOSE. ion TO class athletic sport
with the studies in. the faculty curricuium
fis,re in the regular catalogue Hereafter,
according TO this scheme. a man applies for
fof A course In studies and gets a mark on
the basis Of proficiency In the same way,
This novel plan was made public through
the columns Of the ColurHbiC Spectator, the
student daily. yesterday and Is considered
unique. u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

The last lime the Boston Americans won a game
was on Nprli "a. They rlsyed the New Works
and made thl-tcrn runs. The supcrsiitiouS may
and con0Ifnaii,n OF their beliefs IN the fact that
the Bostons have not won a game since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
Wanamaker's Automobile
EWM1MIIYO

Must UNLOAD!
HIGHEST class Autos at SURPRISING Prices
hard, 1880; $500 Rochet. $500; Packard, side
entrance, $500; New, 800 Darraoa. $500; S,Soo
mobiles ,ii5o-t200; oldsmoblle Tonneaus. 1878; $500
Peerless, 1900; 5000 Peerless, s!7s $3.50 Loco
new batteries, $3.50: $3.50 KnoX. $3.50: National
$500. Thomas. side entrance, 1918; Oldsmooile. Pc
livery Wagon, s275; IS 800, side entrance, Columbia,
81 500: $4,000 Stearns, $3.50: and 100 more unusual
opportunities. DEMoNSrRA"icSs cSssH'
FULLY given.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
2<5-24e West isth ~. near Broadway)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
DiN T.. SHOWS HIS SPEED.
Defeats silver Spring In Handy style at
speedway Matinee.

Dan T., the fastest trotter by the records
driven Oh the Speedway, won a brilliant
victory at the matinee on the drive yester-
day afternoon. Sill er Spring. Bon Rene.
Chas. Brandon and Dan r.. made up the
field in Glass b. Dan did not get his stride
until the second heat. when he reached the
finishing post half a length in advance OF
Silver Spring, In the final tess, with Silver
Sprin as his only competitor, he led from
start to finish, winning the heat a d brush.
Class 4, for PAGERS. was the ev mt OF the
afternoon. Coast Marie. owned by DR.. II.
ID. Gin and driven by Isaac Fleming. won
the brush. with May Hathaway in second
place. The two mares were well matched.
and came down the drive neck and neck.
1t was only W. on nearing the finishing post
that Coast Marie had any erceptibls ad-
vantage. As they swung down the stretch
the excitement OF the crowd ran high and
whips began to crack. Then the little mare
made the final effort which landed her winner
by a neck
In the ninth event considerable excite
ment was caused by an accident which might
have been serious. Baron De Spay. losing his
stride, also lost his head, and started doW
the stretch regardless Of the dangerous PROV,
unity of other vehicles, One OF the monnted
officers started in pursuit and when he finally
came up with the Baron and attempted TO
clutch him he swerved and a crash seemed
imminent, Horses and Wagons we're finally
disentangled however. without serious dam
John Mcguire. with his team King, and
Rosa F., tried conclusions with Floyd.Jones
driving Gov. Holt and Deputize, which had
been hanging fire since they met on the speed
way last Sunday morning, The, event to-
day was carried out with considerable interest
owing 10 the rivalry between the two teams.
The result showed Floyd-Jones the winner
Of the race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

TYpEwRITERS-Al standard makes rented
and kept In order; ribbons free; machines sold
prioes. r. s. WEBSTER 90. 10 Park Place. Tele-
phone. $40 Cortlandt.
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Fishers Island.


NEW HAMPSHIRE,
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Zee W9 HOTEL
HOTEL STRAND-Flrepsooi.

CITY, -
on the ocean front. With unohstrueted view
OPEN all the year. New throughput, with evetY
appalntment.. Fresh and sra water baths with
phower. attachments, private and public
trains. Write for houklet and Spring terms.
II, L. PAtRBAtRN, Manager.
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THE GRAND HOTEL,

cNrsgItL MOUNTAINS n Y. -
opcns June 77th. Thtoaah Coaeh and. Draw
ins poom cav service from New YORK. Altitude
aver go feet. Passenger elevator 20 all noor
f~xrtllcnt cuisine Rooms snaly or IN suite With
pGyaie baths coli Book!sa ,iApRly 70 Alir.a
and ysth 81 elevator 18th 80, enttaleel, New
yofti teisphone ais Mad. until 1pne nth; aftef
that date address The Grand Wlr company
HiRhmount y. o.. n. Y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
NOTICIlS GENERATES

HA aldo muy senIido en- Catsft d
el falleeimienso acaecldo allf Antss ysr
del distlnguldo cabAllero don Jos6
Sinesio PiehArdo Gonz6lex, coronsl
retirAdo del siercito espAnol y perso.
IA de gran eatlmaci6n en- aquel barrio.
Armenian les queiAs dc los va .
eihos del sub bArrio eHoyo. trio9, ds
PuertA de Teera, por lA Situaci6u
ctfiica en- que SO hGlIan, no permit6n'
doSeles Ia salidA por 10 via haei6n.
doles imposib.e Hu vivIenda en- a1ua.
Hos lugsreS, donds "a han levAntsdo
aus cAsAs,
e policla Pedro Lugo, conduio
hoy de Lo!zs a Jscobo Eaquitin, sen.
'eneiado go de mutA y las costas
por uso de Afma prohlbIda,
Ell dia Il emaArcAr& pAar loa
E'tados . aides, nuesteo ANS y y com.
u'triotA don Dmirgo Collszo, aus
hace mas de- tres meaes 10 encuen tra
ca esla ciudSd
Aver tarde sstuvieron en- Ia ps.
rAds mti1Ar del Gampo del MORO, sl
goberrsdo Winthrop y stfiora. tTam-
b en- ettuvo 10 MfarA del secr.tArin
Roct y suE dca hiios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
QUESTION PERSONAL

Aver tGrde, ca ls Comiai6n de le.
gisl. cl6n de Ia CApara, diacusisn los
ssnorea do Diego SanGonl sobre un
asopto administrsuvo.
FrAssa dichaG aIn prop6sito de
cfsnder interpretadAs err6neamense
por una suscspttbilidsd IL luisits, die
ron origsn q AreplicAs y contrAre 5licAs
de tonos violeutfsimos.
Lsvanlasonse smboa eoaiendien.
tsa y en- ette iratauis intsrvlnisron los
sefiores Annexy, del Vale, Soler,
VfAS y Aunoz Rivera, que Sc hAlla.
ban on el edideio.
Pocos momentos dasYu6s, ys ma,
en calma los es,frltus, osAa mismAs
personAA, eopssisuyandois on jarad,
ds honor, uier Il slA,u.to uoA solu.
eion csbal.sroasl aospiada con n b o
hidAig-i Ia por SAutoni J d, Diego, qu,
80 sssreshAron IL disstrA c mo amigos
que fasfon y son, cambisndo ttaneAt
y att. tacioriAS exp xplcaeior ea.
Lac Clslsi6n Qued6, pues, tarmina
da, Gados iantos sAlltron del local,
sin que sl ESultJ pueds lsner mhyorep
lrALCsndsnciAs.
Como Ia eStrstegis poitlcA6 el
ints. SI do pArIido oui2i % propopcA
desylrtuar el saceIo, La DEMoCRActA
da unA version txActa, q DO de que el
Idbico aepa que nAdA grave ocurre
eulre los dos eEtlmAb SO delegAdos
uniooia1Rs y que, lrAta idoae de noe
olros, sebre aodaI Las ccaaI imperAn
10 lta.tAd y 81 pA1rlol.smo que dehe'
moA & nueilro PATS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
En- IA CAMARA
l(Continuact6a de la pGgina ~

i(C0attnudct6H de la pGgina ~
tA1oa Unid ,s, VOWED da Rio JAneiro
y sed el Embaj sdor txGraoriuario de
Puerto Rico en- vnsstts Gran Repd
blicA. Aqul e:tsmos, squi hsmos por
mspdato de DioS nGei 10 an tierra anne
ricana, hAio cleo smarican9 SQui
vlvimos dentro de 10 sobarauia ds los
EstadoH Unidos, por mandate do la
ibertAd. Libsrtsd psdlmos en- nom
bre de DiosI Y a Dlos rogAmos por
= fe'icidsd de loa EHtados U oidos y q
los EstAdoa L idaa rogsmos por Ia
tslis dad de Puerlo Rieo.s
Un aplauso estrepltoso prclon'
gado coropo o. hasl dol diacurso.
I'll 9 1bernAd 3r ibA trAduclt 10 en-
ytz bsia 81 secreb&fio Go EsG&do los
cones tls del Grader y on vsrlas oeA
aionCs SO v6 al Gth r Root hacsr en-
tasialtss sprobGc cnss.
Los delegadoa todos el gran
aonturso do leraonss que asi.tIt q Ia
CimArs splaudi6 cAluroaamenle al
Grader
Sc do lerilra & uu troye.so del
asfior GApdis C6riovA sobrs muellss,
81 c1al hi sido itt1rm ado por Ia co.
mission mixta nombrada para sItudlar'
10.
El ae1cr dc Diego pide cue dl.ho
proyeeto pAse & la Comisi6n ds Lsgls.
iseion , 90 aprobsdo,
A petiei6n eel lt6 II soler 90 levAn.
IL lA Itai6n, c.tAndoIe para hoy & lss
10 dc 10 mansna.
A iu1CAci6n del sen1r Matter so
el atflor dc Diego preserta uao Dor
uno 81 Ses;stario Root lodoa loE dale
gados de 10 CO nara Mr.. Root lea
sAludA sfscluosAmants.
a las eirco trm.n 81 Aeto Que re
ault0 aolemnc por ler lA primsra veG
QUE IN i4ncionario, de . eAiegorfA
del SecretArio R1ot, vista la CanRra
de representatives de lerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
10 QUE SE DICE

(COntingacidG de Ia pdgiaa ~
deleg adoA de BArros, Qule1es, de aqui
en- GoeIanle, AeguirAn una pUlfIicA In.
dependents de la del ditsclorio.
Ell at1lr don SRet.sg1 we've,
smigo sniiguo de los NhJre RlSSy,
BArbosk J SAnth=s Morales, declare
que tsiabs 81 favor de la polilea del
.thor Hstl And,z Lopez, y que Ia res.
sonSs baid del ffs cssU tosoro eAeria
aobfe los que, lievAdos de un lenl.
uienlg Eerio0hl, pcstsrgAbln los il.
l.reSsf do pG5lido fotub.iearo.
Los delegAdos por Gusyams,
utnoFes BfeRes AlvErts, spoyarot
{ los AnIlguos lesosrt en- 81 poIilea
de opoaiclon,
-El Sts9r Todd VIt5 sontra