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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
FOUND DEAD ON HAY STACK.
j. ii. Riggs of Baker County, Meets
Death Whlle at Work.

Found dead on the top of a hay
stack in a field on the lower Baldock
ranch about 10 o'clock yesterday
was the body of j. H. Riggs, guarded
by his faithful dogs from the attacks
of vultures, says the Baker City Dem
ocrat. The discovery was made by
Camp Tender Fox and at the bottom
of the haystack was the team of
horses which had been standing
there since 7 o'clock the morning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
VISITED PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
County Superintendent Frank X
Welles Inspects Work OF PendletOn
business College and Academy.

County Superintendent Frank X.
Welles visited Pendleton Business COL
lege and Pendleton academy this
morning and inspected the work being
done by the schools.
There are now about 80 students in
the business college which is now To-
Gated in its new quarters in the Hen
bricks building at the corner of Main
and Webb and about go students are
in attendance at the academy. The
work in both institutions was found
to be along the most progressive and
practical lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16

part of the work than to the editorial
department
Mr.. Watson is a genial whole
souled. sociable young man and will
be warmly welcomed to the circle of
Pendleton journalism. While on the
Oregonian he has done some very
good reportorial work. Being troubled
with asthma in the wet climate OF
the coast he comes to Pendleton to
recuperate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
FARMERS ARE NOT INCLUDED.
Proposed Peddlers' License Would
Not Impose Tax Upon Them.

Through a misunderstanding yes
terday 1t was reported that the petit
ton being circulated by Frank
O'Gara asking for the licensing of
peddlers also include farmers who
sell the produce of their farms or
gardens. In the petition now being
prepared for presentation to the coun-
ell such parties are specifically ex-
cluded from the list, as will be seen
from the full text of the petition,
which is printed below.
According to Mr.. O'Gara and other
merchants, there is no objection to
farmers selling their produce, but it
is desired to prevent the sale of fruits
and vegetables by parties who buy
up the refuse products from farmers
in the north end of the county and
peddle the same within the city. The
following shows the exact wording of
the petition:
The Exact Wording.
Peddlers shall be rated and classi-
fled as follows: When travelling with
more than two horses, the first class.
When travelling with two horses, the
second class. When travelling with
one animal the third class. When
travelling on foot, the fourth class.
Peddlers of the first class shall pay
weekly license of $50. Peddlers of
the second class shall pay a weekly
license of $40. Peddlers of the third
class shall pay a weekly license of
$50. Peddlers of the fourth class
shall pay a weekly license of $25.
Any person, except persons peddl-
ing newspapers, Bibles, or other relig-
ious tracts, and farmers peddling the
products of their own farms, gardens
or ranches, who offer for sale, at
wholesale or retail any goods, wares
or merchandise or other commodities,
as they travel from place to place or
from house to house in the city of
Pendleton, shall be deemed a peddler
under this ordinance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
DRUNKARDS.
LIST BEING COMPILED
BY MARSHAL COFFNAN.

Mayor Fee VIII Cooperate With
Agent Edwards TO Suppress the
Liquor Traffic Among the Indians,
and No Pains VIII BE Spared to
See That it is Effectively Done
The State Laws Efficiency is Now
Being Tested in the Trial of Case
Brought From Umatilla County.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
Worthy of a Good Home.

Have one very fancy high-grade
piano, in beautiful figured case. 1t
must be sold tomorrow. Its regular
retail price is $3.50 1t cost us 1897,
and is for sale at that price on easy
payments, If desired.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
]. c. GALLAGHER,
S13 Main Street Manager.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
LADIES Only. READ THIS.

If you honestly wish to make money
and will canvass the women of your
locality-we have the articles for you
patented-guaranteed and great
sellers. Send so cents for complete
samples. Money refunded II not sat
isfactory. Ramona Novelty Agcy, 2o3-
Mohawk Bldg, Portland, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
Hearing Set for January 90.

In the matter of the application OF
the committee appointed by the
stockmen for a successor to John
Bean, stock inspector it has been de-
cided to take the matter up with the
stockmen on next Saturday If possi-
BILE, and settle it at that time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16

The furniture of the Presbyterian
church was moved today into the
chapel room of Pendleton academy
building, where the morning church
services will be held hereafter until
the improvements to the church are
completed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16

before. when Riggs started out on his
regular feeding trip.
Riggs was in the employ Of the
rancher and 1t was his daily custom
to feed the stock. He had not been
seen at the home farm since last
Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16

The entire party of Chinese nota-
bles which arrived at San Francisco
last week, spent Sunday last at Lin
coin, Neb., the guests of Governor
Mickey and the State University au-
thorities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16
New Students at the P. B. G.

The following new students have
recently enrolled in the Pendleton
Business college: Lewis Gilliland, of
Pilot Rock; Carl McGlnnis, Ethel
Fanchion, Dan Doherty and Mr.. Hen
selman, city. With the entrance of
the above students the enrolment is
brought up to 80.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-01-16

Work has begun on the $S5,0O0
court house at Yakima.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24
AN INTERESTING
TALK ON HAWAII

An East Mortified correspondent of
the Springfield Republican writes:
Today's program at the wofrlens mis-
sionary conference was not less inter-
esting than previous ones. Mrs. Helen
B. Montgomery, who is the leading
speaker, gave her lecture ona."Iawaii'
this morning. Much emphasis was laid
by the speaker on Americas attitude
toward this new island Of ours. She
made the unusual statement that much
of Americas excellence in her school
system today was directly copied from
waii,-Tuskegee Hampton institute
and the manual training schools, for
example. She answered the attack re-
Gently made by one of New York s
leading dailies on missionaries by term
ing it "a pharisaical editorial for phar-
isaical readers" The influence of mix
ture of races was brought out by the
statement that mixing Anglo-Saxon
and Hawaiian blood resulted in the loss
of Anglo Saxon characteristics while
Chinese character was only increased
by such intermarriages. The speaker
said that there was soon danger that
the Hawaiian race would die out, as
the statistics showed a very marked
decrease during the past century.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24
OUR TRADE WITH THE MAINLAND.


the june, f
at in Commerce Finance the
the department OF
Hawaii
about SoooVo
awai'se expo Of mainland
merchandise the
30 SILL
with 80 1905
valued
Francisco fell
in merchandise
1905 Puget Sound WASH made
fell off
Humboldt gained $4752 to S2o4oe and
mette
little changed Steam
domestic merchandise
of s774s26 29n American Of
Shipments of Hawaii the United States for
months
shipped to the mainland the
decrease of n
223012, pounds
for
The
quantity
show $10,63l
articles
bought
Provisions
in
1905, value the last being $15zs7o
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General Quentin Bande, have killed was
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how they work.

a
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NAVAL NOTES FROM
MARE ISLAND YADO

VALLEJO, August 14.-Orders were
received at the yard today authoriz-
ing the commencement of the repairs
to the gunboat Bennington, which is
will mean a years work for the Mare
Island mechanics, at the least. as the
ship is in a bad condition owing to the
boiler explosion in San Diego bay. Out
side of some minor patching up the
ship is in practically the same condi-
ton as she was when she arrived here
from San Diego after the accident. The
hardest job will be in the removing of
the ships boilers. The explosion
damned them together.
BIG FLEET FOR PACIFIC.
1t is stated on good authority on
Mare Island that in the next few
months a big fleet of ships will be as
sembled on this coast, with the Char
lesion as flagship. This fleet will be
composed of the larger class of fight
ing craft and will compare favorably
with that of the Atlantic Coast squad
rons. The assembling of this fleet on
this coast is due to the fact that the
national authorities see more than ever
the need of good protective force
on this coast as well as in the East.
1t is further stated on Mare Island
that the smaller vessels now in COM
mission on this coast will be placed
in the auxiliary class.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24
GIFT OF ROSES CARRIED DEATH

PORTLAND, Or, August 14-On g
Thursday in July Margaret Barger gave
red rose to John Lockwood, the man
she loved. That same afternoon the man
was electrocuted
On Thursday last the girl gave to an.
other admirer red rose, and yesterday
morning this man, Wallace Sherrod, was
electrocuted.
During the early part of the day on
which John Lockwood was killed he
walked home with Miss Barger. As
they went along the sidewalk they
passed a lawn, near the edge of which
was rosebush. From it the girl
plucked a red rose and gave it to her
sweetheart.
keep this till you see me again, and
be sure to call me up this evening,
she said in parting.
The incident was almost exactly du-
phcated last Thursday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24
EAGLES ARE FLYING HIGH.

The report of Grand Secretary A. E.
Partridge, of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles, shows that the order since
June, 1908, has added 362 aeries, lost
20 and now has 1864 in good standing.
The membership has shown a net gain
of 1866 in this period, and now mum
bers 232,671. During the same period
the receipts of local aeries amounted
to $2,9S5,212, and their disbursements
to $2,7S0,416, of which 1892, 600 was
paid out for relief The assets of the
various local aeries June 1, 1906, we're
valued at 1862, S3o61.-S. F. Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24


exceeded
Kingdom. Brazil
the Countries to which An j. sent The United States nes
practically
onehalf
Brazil is worlds india rubber
United States
with business and her
of imports $1sooooooo
exports year
that take about one while
Chile practically
of the imports from all South America On the other hand the
and formed less than of our total exports South America
by nearly sooOoooo This
of
Brazil has seldom fallen below in the last twenty and was
1905 The total value
Brazil 1867 1905 5so923o and the
in that period s27o7es4 making the
practically s1oooooooo imports Brazil 1906 M
SKINS
impations
growth though
changes The total quantity coffee Brazil
was pounds against 5s6ooo l9oo 4s5o 1885, and
articles showing
s45 hou. ss25565 lumber a14sa
03733 machinery
$e6s54O; agricultural implements $15l715;
49, and cotton cloths uneoored slsaoso
in
to in
o due the eased
year. gradually
in
in
of the of in
drawn omthe
cent 'front.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24

National Committeeman Sullivan, OF
chicago. whom William J. Bryan has
ordered out of the Democratic party
mas won the first skirmish by engag-
ing all the available rooms at Peoria,
Ill, where the state convention is to
De held. The Bryan and Hearst fac
tons will have to sleep ON cots and
hold their conferences in halls and
saloons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24

General Smith General Ide of the PAppnes
being
belongs
dominating
pro-consul
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to
ealfs risk taken with the
tackle land
liner
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be o
will
Panama on terms
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1t is reported from Washington that
there is movement in the Western
states to endorse Roosevelt for a third
term and force him to run.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24

Spain
will o
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all Valparaiso The
of
would havef fury.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-24

out at Patterson te
invited of the Passover
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Valparaiso probably put finishing
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
Cuarenfa Mi PacienteS.

CUarenfa Mi PacienteS.
FL Dr Hartman calcu!a haher re-
crjado la Pcruna mas de cuarenta nll
cntermos, ant de haber lido snuuciada
como mcdjcina de patente.
keyfri0 En- Les PuinoneS,
sta Josie Schlctzel, Appleton, Wis,
cserIbe como si-uc:
"tontraie IN severe re-trjo que e ne
fnt 4 los polmenes Y Il. pa-o u.achc
uempo sin ne sc desauoilaIa en- IN
ca.arro muy ,Mo Tod4 las mahanas
eApe-torat4 mu,hisima Hema que me
,la muy desa2rada le IH0le-u0n era
mala, Y los n moues dcli advs.
"Empec6 mejorar despu6s de
haber toma43 aigunas d0siS dc Peruna
y segura dc cue me CUraba en- POGO
tempo, con .le fon&nGoia
1enia r. IN, pues deSpues dc
cuafro sem, rs me sent; bien.
"Yo creo Gaa Ia Peruna G: un gran
remcdio y d SEQ a3hiera mi tc~timonl,
Il los mucho, que v h4 recihido.' .'~
Josie Srhaetlp!.
FL catarro Is universal rs dhciI
para curar. 4 muchos doctores no le.
gu,t& ttalar de curar el catarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
LA CIUSA De DONES

En- Ia tsrds de syer alas dos com
pareci6 ante el Juez de.pa1 sefior BA
zau, ell guardia de penales Juan Cor
dova Diaz, para prestar declarsci6r
en- el proceso del REQ Frencisco Dores
Concurrieron el Assistant Attorney
Mr.. Savage, el lIcenciado don Jose
de GuzmAn Benitez, abe & ado del REQ
y los taqufgrsfos don Conrsdo Assn.
| 10 y don Miguel Marcos.
La declaration del stdor C6rdova
tu@ como sigue;
<Me llamo Juan C6rdeva Diaz, de
cuarenta amos, profession guArdia de
penales en- Arecibo.
Durante el tempo que presto ser.
vicio en- HumacAo desde 1904 & 20 de
Mayo de l 905, Ie erconrabAn preaos
en- aquella carcel Ruperto Felix Ne.
lendez, B'aS MAldonado, Evapgelio
Merced y Francisco Dores Mslendes
en- Wmaria por robo, y los otrou
dos, ssnterciadoS por scometimiento
agresi6n. Donas tambisn ba en-
sumario por ell asesinAto del seffor
Cordoyea Bsrri)L Dip que sl Fiscal
de Ia Corts de Dlstrito don Jose r,
Aponte maud6 { lamar 1oI veces & su
ofcina al preso Pupertu Felix Melen.
dez; que recuerds que una vez ell FIs.
cal eatuvo On Ia carcsl y tue conduct.
do por el cabo de pol'cfs Laureano
Silva, q las reiaS del penal, AL LA
mo q Juan Maldodado, con quien hs'
bio largo ratio. No rs,verda que ha'
blsron, pero 10 entrsvista durt media
nora.
Evsngelio Nercsd ls manifesto.
do' o tres dfas dsIpues, que ell Fiscal
Aponte le propuIo declAraae contra
Donea , lie diiO loI terminos sn que
dsbia hscsr sQuels declaration. EV'
ia consisIfa en- que Nercsd diiase que
habfa dido & Donss decir que era el
asesino de CordoveI BsrrfoI, medlan'
30 IN pago por AnguitA,
Una noch' entire siete y ocho se
prassntsron ell Juez municipal sefior
Tlrado Verrier y el Flicll Aponte q i
ell paso del prsso Ruperto
Felix Melendez Al Dep6Iit1 municipal
y SO 10 llevaron. Dsspu6I % sents |
ron en un banco, en- 10 plaza, los se
flores TirAdo Verrisr, el Fiscal Apon
te y Ruperto Felix, Yo les VI desdc
Ia circsl EentadoI en- lA plaza.
Manifesto que su regreIo de San
Lorenzo e. fiscal Aponte eatuvo On Ia
ca,csl por la parte sfuera de las Of
cinAs del alcaide , que dslante del
preIo Limo Julio diio que los tsatIgos
de descargo que tenfa DoneI sran lu-
yoI.
Sc do por tsrminAdo 81 Isio ar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
.ensaje Roosevelt
a todas las naciones

Washington, Mayo SCI Presdente Roosevelt ha
dgdo mensaje especial cable tod1s las nacones
que eXpresan pre- p6 ito de auxar pecunariamente
San Francisco Da las gracas en- ttrmnos sentdos Pero
texto desprende que rehusa admtr nnguna espece
de ayuda. Al msmo tempo el Predente recomenda una
formal resouc6n al Congeso para dar apoyo en6rgco
Ia uudad desru1a Es erase que presentara e unes
un bill autorzaudo emprtst;tos de gran magnud deere
tando reconstruction Immediate de los edcos fedeaes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
La P0puiaridad De La peruna.
Una bomba en- Paris
mata al portador

Pars, Mayo 5.-Ayer ocurrl6 un suceso extra no en-
esta capital nilvduo desconocdo levaba bomba
de dlnamta bao abrg go de prmavera La bomba es-
ald matando e acto al portador espacendo aguna
aarma en- la Rue Vvienne donde ocurri6 el suceso La
polcja pudo ranquzar al pdbco ocup6 los fragmentos
del eXposVo que de lorna ANTE al anzado en- 1905
contra e carruaje que iba Mr. ubet e rey don Al
tonSo UnNo ncdente personal joven herdo la es
p1lda Ieyemente por de los pedazos de la bomba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
En- San Francisco.
Archives destru1dos

San Francisco Mayo 5 En- los trabaios de excava
c6n que reazan para preparsr los cimintos de la nue.
cudad qunientas b6vedas sido descubertas Una
crtera parte de elias aparecen barrdas por uego ncu
Sas las del CITY HALL, que guardaban los archives de
Ia cudad desde empos muy remotos Los blnco no pue
den furconar odayia aunque gestonl actiyidad
los medos de que abran negocos conting
pecunilrio que acitan las dem3s Cudades american
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

En- ell mundo hay infinidad de rene.
dios para ell catarro. Muchos de ellos
son aplicaciones locales, y otros para
ser usados interiormente.
Desgraciadamente un gran ntmero de
estos remedies, especialmente los que
recetan los m6dicos, contieneu narc6ti.
cos de algin genero, como cocaina, opio
y aguardlente.
Estos remedies alivian temporalmente.
Ell entermo cree que esta mejor. En-
pocas semanas, no obstante, descubre el
error. No tan solo no esta mejcr del ca.
tarro, sino que tambien ha adquirido ell
NAL habto de usar narcoticos. Esto
sucede en- una multltud de casos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
nbQbl' Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Alemania correcta
Habla su emba1ador

Londres Movo 3-E embaado de Alemania ,n csta
capital ha ceebrado arga conerenca con e mnstro
de asuntos extranro asegurandoe que es absouamene
ncerto e rumor que prsonta Aemania como instiea,
dora de Turquia en- IA cleat6a de Egpto S,gun dcao
d1pomatco, nac6n apoya al Sultan sino que per,
nance neutral segdn clmpe deberes Y ceebrara
que las cuestones go rcuevan de una manera sa
tsf cora para ambas parties b. tro accpt6 esa3 Sc
gurldades ah1dd que el goberno gGs no duda de Ia
sncerldad de Alemania en- raciones con nglaerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
Sigui6 Los Consoles .
Def Or. Hartman
Carta De Gratifud.

Sra. Antonia Rauch, 1873 Johnston w
ST., Bucyrus, Ohio, manifesto 10
sigulente:
"Estaba padeciendo de constipation y
del higado, cuando me di6 sus couseios,
y compr6 seis frascos de Peruna Y
Manaln,
"Me. Senia mei0r cuando habia
tornado un frasco, y cuand0 concIuf eI
Segundo frasco me senicompIetamenfe
bien. PerO, coninuars t0nand0 las
medicinaS pof aigln tiempO hasfa esfar
segura de nicura
"Yo creo que q Manalin es una de los
mcj0res remedies ono he Conocido para
la constipation Nunca estare sin 81
Me La fortalecido. Puedo trabaiar un
dia enterO sin CanSarme.
"Estoy tan allegro porque no me dan
mas e,os bahidos, No he tenido uno
da-de qac tome su medicinal
"Nalezto de palahra. con que darle las
eraclas por 81 bicn que ne la hecho su
mcdIona, Todos los enformos debieran
probarla.
La Popuiaridad De La Peruna.
La pcruna no c5 como otras tantas
medlcIna>, que se olvidan tan pronto
como Sc u,an las primeras botelas.
Cuanto mas so usa la Peruna mas popu-
| lar 81 hace
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
Foremykin> >Trepoff.
La reaccion rusa

San Petersburgo, Mayo Los J,nento, cvtrlnieros
citican "a situ:c5n ccll cn Ru.a por el
nombramItnto dc Foemykn como pr1cf minstr5 \ con.
sejero de Car Is un4nme "a Green de que este hom-
bre potco reacconaro de b, mas crues comprometera
las nsutucones monarluicas mpciird cue la 50n re
cobre Ia paz moral que neeesita Para ronstruir>c Sc
cree &c q General Fepoh entRuo 81 dor ia terdlo
el ascendcne que tera Cofte ene no yelycrd nun
ca recobrarlo, a ni1ur obre Nites 1 quien domi-
naba con su energa. La populardad lei Conde Withe
crece en- todo e imperio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

F:to expIIca ell porqu6 Ia Peruna ha
lle-Ado d ser tan popular Cura Ct ca,
tamo, Y este debe su popuiarldad
FL catarro es caai universal +. catarro
es diticil para curar.
Por 10 tanto, cuando Sc inventa un
romedio, que puede u,arse per an Erecic
moderado, tai remedlo inevltablemeute
Sc hace popular.
Dirijase por conseio mtdico gratis, al
Doctor Hartman, Pre.idente del SAM
tario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, E.
u. de g..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
C0NCURS9 De D.BuJlHl Is

Por Ia SacrstsTia de Is AsCc!sci6n
de ES;riioreS , ArtiAtas Ee noa ruegs
hagtn0s conslAr que, con mrt'yo de
ba )er dsE sd3 slguIoI dlbui ,rt3sex
trapiaros resldentss en- / . isls, tomGr
parte IN el c1ncurso q lie a7urcij di
cha Asocisc %, para sdqurlr GRO
qliS De u1 diploma J selio, prtmIsdo
con veints y dIez dollars respeciiva
msLts, la DlrechvA de lA expreiada
AEoelaei6n seeptars los trabsias de
toto srtiIta extrapjsro residents en-
sl ptiI cue deIse tomAr parts en- Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

n:4rI1. Los trabIio,se en iarSn ain
irms nj Geisl que indique el nombre
del autor. FL nombre dc cate debe en-
viarse en Scbre cerrEdo aparte del
dibujo en- Ia parts exterior de elts
aobre hkbfa uu lena 6 distlntintivo
igusl q squel conque eIte senalsdo el
t.sbsio.
Los irabsi0s deban ser enviados
al senior Secrttsrio de Correspondent
ella de Ia AsocIseI6n dc Escrltores Y
ArtistaI, San Juau, P. r antsE de
les seiI De Ia tards del dia Is ds JUNO
prtxlmo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
NEUTRAlIDAD PO[ITICA

Fl Honorable Attorney General
pasa & los furcionarios iudicialss que
de 81 dependen 10 siguiente circular,
que 90 muy oportuna y que mereee 10
dos nueatros aplauios:
<Sefor Jeuz dc Paz do San Juan.
Sef)r:
Alberto ya el periodo electoral on
eata isls, es mi debsr lamar 10 aten.
ci6n de usted, para que On 81 eAlidad
de funcionario judicial se abatenga do
toda participation en- la polft!ca acti'
va; limitandose aolamente & 10 emi'
sion del voto cuando llegue el moment
to oportuno,
Igual recommendation 90 hace & los
emp eAdos de ess JuIgado.
Slrvass acusar reclbo de este car
ia,
FRANK FEuItLR,
Akkornav GnnAuaJ
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