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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-03
LO que Sc dice

Por no perder la costumbre, este
aflo empieza q hablarse mas tempra-
no que nunca de candidates presi-
denciales y por 10 pronto tenemos va
cuatro en- plaza, Hearst, Taft, Root
y Roosevelt, Esto sin contar los
que en- su dia vaya dando de 81 Ell
partido democratico.
Ell joven Hearst. que heredo los
millones de su padre y es hoy pro-
.pletario de grandes peri6dicos popu-
lares de Nueva York y Chicago, ST
que divirti6ndose con la polftica. Fu6
candidate la presidencia en- las Ill
timas elecciones, aspire la alcaldfa
de Nueva York, luchara ahora por e1
cargo de gobernador del Estado V
volvera gastar dinero sin tasa en-
su dia, cuando termine Ia presiden
Icia Roosevelt. Cuenta con el voto
de los radicales y del partido obrero.
y cada nueva election 10 revela CO.
mo adversario mas Y mas formida-
ble.
El PreSidente parece resuelt0 4 ar
chlvar Su minIStr0 de Ia Guerra. Mr..
Taft ofreciGndole e1 cargo vitalicio
de magistrate del Tribunal Supreme,
donde hay ahora una plaza vacante
por la dimisi6n, a1os setenta amos
de edad, del eminente iurisconsulto
Mr.. Brown PerO Taft Sc resiste <
que 10 quiten del medic, antes de
Iccnvertirse en- juez 8 negarse 1 acep-
tar el cargo ha venido consular el
caso con sus amigos de Nueva York.
Root, el ministro de Estado es
una eStnge. FL Presidente ma he
Ioho.de 81 grandeselogios en- pdblico
ly. e. s.poslble que4si Roosevelt no es
lelegfde liara Is szAera lnagistratura
en- ST. dfa haga todo To possible poI
que Sc eliza Root.
Nr. Roosevelt ha declarado for
malmente que no aceptard la reeloc-
lc1on. A este dice hov el correspon
sal del "Herald en- Washington que
los amigos Sc encargardn en- hacerle
Iaceptar cuandO llegue Ia ocasi6n.
Anade que hoy no tiene q Presi-
dente ereml9O mas enconado que las
grandes empresas y monop0lios de-
pals, los "trusts . y los ferrocarriles
a el le atr1buyen los animos que va
Icobrando el radicalismo en- t0do eI
pals, Ia probabilidad de una huelga
de los mineros dc carbon Y Ia seril
de investigaciones ruidosas dirigi
das contra la empresa que ha acumu-
lado millones.
Las corporaciones. - acaba dicien.
! do el corresponsal, no quieren nj
Dir hablar de Ia reelection de Mr.
Roosevelt y empiezan a ensehar los
dlentes. Una de sus amenazas es
Irevelar el origen lie los fondos con
que el secretario Cortelyou atendiC
Ia los gastos de la campana electoral
de 1904 Dicen que ol dia que Sc
sepa Ia verdad sobre esos fondos, no
voIvera hablarse de Mr.. Roosevelt
para la Presidencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-03
Los senores Real y RoseIli

Estos distingujdos artistas nos han
hecho una s1iplica al salir para Fa-
jardo y AIayagiiez 4 donde va 4 &c
tuar la compaffa de zarzue1a: que les
despidamos del pdblico de San Tuan
Los aplaudidos artistas cue han re-
clbldo aqpi tantas muestras de adj
miraci6n y de simpatia, no han que
rido salir de San Juan, sin antes cum
pllr 10 que ellos juzgan un deber de
gratitud y afecto.
Quedan complacidos los excelen.
tes artistas a cuyo saludo de despe-
dida respondemos, diciendoles has
ia ! ego!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-03

Francia para frustrar tales desig-
MOS.
ST Sc consigue que Alemania Y
Francia acepten esta modification de
la autoridad del inspector general,
la pr6Xima session 'puede resultar de-
cisiva.
La discussion entire las potencias
ha envalentonado mucho 4 los dele
gados marroqu1es. Segtin Sc cuen-
ia, el mismo Mohamed- Ell Torres ha
llegado a decir que no comprende
por que Sc convoca una Conferencia
sobre Marruecos sin organizar tam
b1en otra que arregle los asuntos de
Russia.
Berlin, 8 de Marzo-La paraliza-
clon de las negociaciones de Algeci-
raS y Ia negativa de Francia 4 pres
tar dlnero mientraS no Sc reSuelva
Ia question de Marruecos, sc hacen
sentir entire los expenditures ale
names, en- las inversiones en- gene
raj y en- la B0lsa. Los valores i'm
perlales del tres por ciento Sc coti-
aaron hoy con baja Y tambi6n Sc not0
eScasez de elective disponible.
NO Sc habla dc guerra futura, pero
cl mercado mOnetario aleman esta
tan intimamente relacionado con la
politica International que Ia situaci6n
presente, 10 afecta de TN modo sen
sible.
Algeciras, Y de Marzo-Ioy Sd
bado no hubo session de Conferencia
nj de las comisiones. Todo est5
aplazado hasta que alemanes Y fran
ceses Sc pongan de acuerdo sobre los
detalles restantes.
Noticias o6ciales anuncian que no
Sc consult6 para NADIA 4 Suiza Y que
esa nacion desaprueba ahora el plan
austro- -alemdn dc nombrar IN iefe
sulzo para Ia policia franco espaiiola
de Marruecos.
LOndres, IS de Mario Ell oobier-
no lngleS ha telegrafiado 4 su repre-
sentante en- Algeciras Sir Arthur Nj
colson que apoye sin reservas 4 Fran
Ga, Speclalmente en- Su oposici ion
81 nomDralnlen a e. tn 4cfesde s1a-
llcla extran ierosen Casa Blanca Ell
lot1alqtier otrospunto de MarrneeuS.
Berlin, 20 de Marzo-El gobierno
alem4n guarda actitud pasiVa en- AL
Seclras, y preferirfa yer la suspen-
sion lndefinida dc las sesiones Y dc
Ia COnferenoia misma antes de ceder
en- 10 relative 4 la supremacia inter
nac1onal sobre Ia pOlicGa dc Marrue.
COS. Alemania esta pronta 4 discu-
t1r y aun accptar toda proposition
que entra1e el principle internacio-
nal
Londres, 20 de Marzo.-En ell de
partamento de Estado hay noticias
optin-istas y Sc cree que la session de
Ia Conferencia que Sc celebrara how
dara las bases dc TN acuerdo. Ale
mania modiicara algo sus demands
sobrc policfa y Francia hara conce-
stones en- 10 relative al Banco. Los
detalles no Sc publicardn nasta que
Sc reHnan los dele9ados y aun en-
tonces Francia no dira 10 que conce-
de hasta que Alemania ensefe st
Juego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-03
De O1ix1a
50 de Mario de 1906.

Terminaron esto noche las coaferen-
.cias escolares que resultaron muy AMI
madas
Abri6 el acto el senior don Federico
Torregrosa, Presidente de la Jupta Es-
colar.
Fu6ron presentados t6mas distintoe
para la ensenanza por Mr.. Lord, Sub
Comisionado del Departamento, ell Di-
rector de Ia Normal Mr.. Smith, Pro
fesor de la misma, habiendo sido todos
muy aplaudidos.
El doctor Paniagua prob6 su compe.
tencia en- el informe acerca del origen
y curaci6n de la AnGmia y la Uncinia-
rasis
La concurrencia numerosa. Mr..
Lord y demas, partieron despu6s para
San Juan muy satisfechos del Magiste-
rio de este distrito escolar.
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-03
NOtaS de Russia

San Petersburgo, IS de Mario. -
La casa banqueTa de Berlin de Men
densOhn y Cop. sc ha hecho cargo
del empires stlto rusO de S62.5oO. 600
al clncO pOr ciento. La suscripci6n
sc ha hecho al tipo de OF.
Los Informes de las comiSi0nes que
han investigate los des6rdenes agra
rios en- catOrce provincias. demues-
tran que las pGrdidas sufridas exec
den dc I55 millones de pesos.
El general Rennenkampf, gober-
.nador de Chita ha dado una procla-
ma anunclando CUE todo atentado di-
.r1gldo contra su vida 9 Ia dc lin
m1emDr0 de su cscolta costara Ia Vie
da / los selscient0s revolucionarios
detenldos en- las caTceles de aquella
provincial
San Pecersburgo, 10 dc marzo.-
Gran escdndalo en- el ministerio de
Marina, 00nde Sc ha descubierto que
alguien ha vendido 4 una potencia
eNtranJera los pianos para Ia cons
truccl6n Re Bs barcOs rusos submari-
nos.
San Petersburgo. " de mario
III baron -olcq de Lobel eXpus0 hov
ante la cnta dc defensa nacional ii
proyecto de Il compa1fa que ha
cOnstruIr IN tlinel en- el estrecao d.
Bering y un ferrocarril del Cabo
! Oriental 4 kansk, donde empalmarl
| con el Ierrocarril de Siberia. F1 bq
ron accpto de antcmano los cambi0~
IQuc Sc crcycran neccsarios Dor razo
mes estrategicas.
El lngeniero en- ieIe del fcrrocarril
dc lrSuts< dijO Que Ia naturaleza del
terren0 en- aQuella Sccci6n dc Siberia
eXlG12 Ia conruccl0n de grandes di-
ques y largos puentes como protec-
clon contra las crecidas de primavo
ra, y que q china de Ia region Sc
oponia 4 T. colonization rusa. Diio
tambien guc el lInico resaltado ser1a
poner con cl ticmpo EN- manos de los
Iamerlcanos todo eI tcrrit0rio no ha-
DltaCo hoy Que Sc exticnGa desdc e1
Pacjllc0 i kamch3tka.
Los Judl0s De ladiv0st0cl han re-
clbldo orGon de salir de Ia ciudad en
cl t6rmino de tres dias.
La mu1er que asesin0 al tenicnte
general Sakhar0I. cE-mjnistr0 de Ia
guerra, IN sido sentcnciado ( III pena
dc horca al veredicto rccomenda
ba Ia conmutaci6n De la scntc1cia en-
prlslon pcrp6jaa.
San Petersburgo, - dc Mario.
I na m1ltitad armada atac5 4 carcel
de Farsovia, mat6 mn guardi8, hiri6
mortalmentc q oTos dos " puso en
libertad Saleski, preso polltico.
El conde Lamsdorf do IN banoue-
tie en- honor del doctor Mot0no, nue.
vo Ministro del Jap6n en- Rusia.
Ell vicealmirante Chouknin ha do
sechado Ia apelaci6n del teniente de
marina Schmidt, condenado & muerte
por I'm consejo de guerra por su par
ticipaci6n en- el motfn de Sebastopol.
Pero concedl6 al teniente morir fusi-
lado y no ahorcado, como 10 dispuso
el consejode guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-03

y 4 los testimonies de simpatfa re-
cibidos por las distinguidas familias
Andreini y Lomba, uaimos nuestro
pesame que enviamos a todos los
deudos del fnado,s y Dluy especial
mente la sefiora esposa de nuestro
amigo don Jose Maria Lomba.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06
A NEW YEARS LONG AGO.

By ROY FARRELL GREENE.
There were gallant beaux around her, each
an homage due to pay,
There were Calhoun's Arm disciples and the
followers Of Clay;
Nan OF strength who mold q nation and III
future course outline
Build a structure for their children and cur
children-yours and mine.
They had gathered thsre together; thsy
had coma from far ana near.
10 trip last gay measure ere the passing
Of the year:
And whilom cares were oanished - they
giided to and fro.
when grandma tread The ntnuet one New
Years lcng ago.
Rival statesmen turned from labor % a.
piomaey 70 steal
A rest within ths masses Of an old Virginia
Ana he friends Of abolition b. each act ana
word Of mooth
Exprssssd the bond Of kinship with TIE
scions Of the south
n was midnight when thO music from the
balfry tower stole
To aid OF swelling violins. . most hArmcaf
.0us whole.
Ara ths GA year passed with pItpats fron
each tripping heG ard toe.
when Grandma tread tho minust one Nsu
Years long 40.
How thsy danced . hearty welcome 10 IL
year but nsWfy bern,
How The hours seemed shorter - u noArog
groB 10 morn.
Hsv ne na.,e sbOsa. rsosdsA WITH AEiory
rAAs nsisd ne hs.rss. TIE puisss. TN n -
/. nanaw n adj
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from getting into any strenuous con-
troyersy with the coordinate branch Of
the government up on Capitol hill.
mis- does not mean that the president
q not insisting upon his ideas and
policles. for he Is most emphatieally.
Int be is proving that he IL . diplomat
As well as a constructive statesman.
The president has learned the lesson
that all presidents have learned In the
mast that congress Is Just as powerful
As the executive, and the purposes and
policles of the latter can be completely
thvsrted if the president works ct
cross purposes with congress. Mr..
Roosevelt has set out TO accomplish
certain things, and he recognizes the
necessity of having congress with him
to accomplish these purposes. This IL
true IN railroad rate legislation, but
he worked. up such q tremendous popu-
lar sentiment that he has brought con-
sress around to his way Of thinking
by the influence Of that sentiment, and
now he and the majority In both
houses are working harmoniously to the
same end where two years ago there
was scarcely q corporal's guard In
congress that would have stood for the
present administration policy.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06

IASSlE. The AAGNETIC MARVEL
power aV tn IItthle lady that at her
word Az command tn most ferocious
nnsnceers fawn at her feet an form Q
pyramid on tn top aV which she
stands In . graceful an expansive atti-
tude. So overpowerin' IL tn popular
interest In this marvellous woman
that tn management has-at enormous
expinse-reengaged her for another
season an she will be wan Az tn lead
ing attractions durin' q Iar-r-ge part
~ tn new year.
in this large double din at tn
Lift you viii find tn twin Wild min.
Tom-Tom an Bill-Bill. The FIRST Wa
captured afther . therrible sthruGgis
In tn Wilds Nv Boston; tn other vas
caught In . ngger-four thrap In tn
junglss Az Wall sthreet. Every day
unthil noon they spind tn time calm
each other blood-curdlin' names over
tn long distance tiliphone. with which
the din IN fitted. Promptly on tn
stroke GV tWilVe tn dure separating
tn two cages II thrown open an,
while tn spectators hold their breath,
tn two desperAdoes. ARMED to tn
teeth, rush togither an'-embrace each
other. Highly moral an instructive
exhibition Endorsed be press an pull
pit. (Hank Rogers an lawn d. please
Write) This attraction has also been
specially reingaged for tn new year.
On tn platform across tn tint, mkt
durs to tn monkeys cage. you win see
Prof Harry Lehr an his CELEBRATED
troupe av performin' dogs. Three
times . day tn professor an his pets
sit down to tn table together. an 90
win thrained ar-r-re tn latther that
tbs har-r-rd to till WhicL u which.
This amusin' an entertAinin' exhibit
tion enjyes tn special patronage av tn
amart set an av all tn swelled bids aV
Newport. Twill be your last chance
to enjye tn performance. As tn pro-
fessor II now experimentin' with q
monkey with which he has alriddy
succeeded In gettin' on such intimste
an eonAdintial terms that he expicts
to praysint, q htttle lather in the new
season, . stArtlin' an Sensational twin
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bathing. In discussing the question Of
healthy children and how the young
ones should be brought up to make
strong men and women, Mr.. Gilbert
said to Q group Of his colleagues ths
other day: 'Well-to-do mothers, I
mean mothers who employ nurses b
attend to their babies, often ask why
the children Of their Woodworking
neighbors and mothers Of lsrge fami.
lies are as Q rule healthy and rosy
checked. Those who are not mothers
have frequently commented on the fact
that the children whose parents have
10 work hard 30 make both ends meet
are 30 rugged and healthy, while the
little ones Of well-to-do parents are
puny and sickly. The cause Of this
condition b easy to explain.
The mothers Of large families do
not have time to be always looking
after the little ones, who are thus free
to play in the back yards and roll
around In the dirt Once q week 10
about rs often a. they set 0 scrub. But
the little pet Of the Well-to-do woman
cannot play and roll around in the
dirt, and the bath h administered
about twice o day. Thus nature suf-
fers and ne little helpless thing is sub
jected to colds from slight drafts. A
certain amount Of dirt Ia good for the
babies. They thrive on IL and grow
fat and strong. A baby should not be
treated and handled like q dollhouse
plant Let the little things have plen-
n Of air and let them roll on the floor
Of the house and on the grass.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06

positions. II has had 10 deal with
some big propositions. the largest
since its creation being the louisiana
Purchase exposition At st. Louis last
year. Then Il had charge Of the ma
tiOnal legislation needed in connection
with the Lewis and Clark exposition
at Portland Oregon, this year, and
now 10 b beginning 70 consider mat
tiers oonnec.ed with the next big expo
sitioA which II to be held IN Virginia
In 1907 70 cslsbrats the founding Of the
town OF Jamestown.
Some statesmen are q the opinion
that the exposition business b being
carried too Ear. The government n
asked 10 make loans Of money and ex-
hibits from various departments and n
put to . good deal Of expense. although
It always gets back any funds that are
advanced. The opinion has PREVAILED
that the people are getting tired Of en-
positions. but that Is disproven ut st.
Louis last year and at Portland this
year. Ex-Congressman Charles Joy. Of
81 Louis, had q good deal to do with
The big expositions in that city, and
IN talking with . group Of eongressmen
the other dag he made this declaration:
world tsirs and expositions' not
only help the city and state In which
thsy are held, but thsy help the coun-
ny ana ars worth every dollar thsy
eusL 81 LOeis to-day d eatoying .
hlg businass boom. which - sttrfbuta-
BE 20 t. worlds faif. There = twice
q uuch haEdinS going On noW -
there - q yeae 80. Thsfs never
vas such . demand for skiilsd - ~
skfiIed labor. and wages are high.
Thees Il more money IN circulation
and better prices prevail. ne worlds
fnir It 81. Louis advertised on . grand
scnls the resources Of our vo1dsrful
country and Ne are recaiving returns
On cur investment By the increasins
FOREIGN trade which has followed 1
an = believer N the jamestown expo
sition and know & win b succsss
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dead. n manageminf has signed .
contract for tn appearance av this IN
paraileied attraction for N mkt fou1
years. an has no doubt It viii grow
more popular all tn time, a. Thaydurs
II constantly tsachin' IL new thricln
Wan Az tn novelties promised for tn
new year is Q head-on collision be-
ehune the elephunt an . railroad loco
motive goin' at top speed. Almost
ivrybody but tn mahout Il afraid
this II raysult In Ray-Pub's gsttin'
badly mangied. but Thaydure day
clares twill be only light exercise for
his pet Public curiosity Is alriddy st
white heat TO see tn outcome Az this
sensational act.
In the. large cage to tn lift IL .
din av ferocious, mAn-hllin' chaffeurs.
They praysint q pleasin' picture Az tn
raysult Az threatin' Twin tn most saw
age an bloodthirsty creatures with
hndniss an 50 days In tn bandhouse.
Where formerly they rushed around
tn country, with IRE hashin' from
their eyes, they sr-r-e now almost per
nctly demesticated, comm to tn
bar-r-s TO lap up gasoline from tn
naked hand an takin' their faVorits
meal Az rubber tires with purrs Az
delight. It's EXPECTED that further
progriss will be made durin' the new
year In tn direction aV maxim thin
gtntle an harmless, an bayfure long
their thrainer hopes to be able to enter
their din In PERFECT safety.
"Bayfure passin' o. wish to call
your attintion to tn curious objiets
confined In this lar-r-ge double-barred
steel iAclosure. You will observe that
they constantly spend their time In
jumpin' up and down on each others
faces. This, howivir. does not indicate
AS II might seem-that they ARE
mad at each other. Far-r-r from II!
On tn other hand II II tn faVorite
strange creatures, tn scientific name
Az which Is Fo0tballibus center rushio.
These two fine specimins ar-r-e not
likely TO remain with tn show much
longer, as both Yale an Harvard have
offered large sums for thin.
But now. ladies and gints. will
not Setain you longer. Gintlemanly
ushers will now pass among you, dis
tributing the bits av pasteboard which
win enable you to remain to tn grand
moyin' picture show av the shrapnel
an siege guns Of Manchuria q givin'
place to tn gentle dove av peace. The
cost Is but q dime-tin cints-th'
price av q good cigar. emitting you,
at tn same time. to q cushioned
seat In tn reserved section. Stay
an hear tn latest songs an bal
lads. rendered be refined artistes. who
have sung bayfure all tn crowned bids
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06
DoooIas Club pancino school.

Yourself and friends are cordially
invited to attend the fashionable
Douglas Club Dancing School, s6ls
Ellis ave.
Every Friday evening for the pur-
pose Of learning The New Three Step
Miss Daisie Hoggett and Prof. Thomas
Russell WIN see that all Of our patrons
are properly taught.
A private place where you may meet
with your friends to enjoy q social
few hours. All respectable people.
Full orchestra. Mrs. N. C. Smith,
Manager; Prof. N. C. Smith, Musical
Director.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06

who calls on the head Of . department
fails to realize how he trenches on the
lGttsr's time. After transacting his
business he is liable TO engage In q
general conversation with the cabinet
ofacer. The manner in which Mr..
Cortelyou gets rid Of this class Of call
ers was clearly shown the other day. A
citizen from out west ives introduced
BY his congressman and after transact
ing the business they had come upon
this western gentleman began a gen.
era conversation.
The postmaster general moved I'M
easily in his chair IS the man went on
from one more or less interesting topic
to another, but the visitor did not take
the hint Pressing q button and CIV
ing certain number Of rings. the full
import Of which is understood in NE
outer ONCE, Mr.. Cortslyou secured re-
lief. George Pitts, the efncient mes
senger who has been with Mr.. Cortel-
you in various positions for years.
softly entered the room, looked around
and stepped out again. He went to the
desk Of Mr.. Cortslyou's secretary, Mr..
Weaver, and gathered up Q big bundle
OF papers. With these he hurried into
the postmaster generals room and i'd
Taneed to where the western citizen
was occupying the officials time.
These cases are from the president
and have just come In" Mr.. Postmas-
Ter General" said the messenger, "apd
they are urgent"
Postmaster General Cortelyou rose
quickly and looked Ct His visitor with
An expression that plainly laid: you
ZEE how very busy an and ron must
really excuse me, much g I am entoy-
Ing your conversation"
Af"r the congressman and his con-
st!tusHt had left the room ths bundle
o. 9apers were taken back 10 Secretary
HeaTsr's desk 10 be again ussd when
needed.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06

sourca q great PRIDE 70 this nd he.aes
AID hopeful Statesman.
~. sulser q . strong man In kis dis
trict and has represented It for ovs.
zen years u b Republican normally
and except IN congressional elections.
gives : Republican majority, but Mr..
sulssr eerriss Il usually BY big majori-
des. running - nigh as 1000 In some
years. In state elections and city cleo
ions the Republicans carry 1t, but
when sulser IL up for reelection he
carries the people with him.
M. sulzer h now dean q the New
York city delegation. and has been IN
the house longer. continuously, than
any other Democrat north Of Mason
and Dixon's line. There are only seven
other Democrats In the house who
have served longer than he has.
The New York statesman 10 fndepen-
dent in his thought and action, and
when q Republican policy appeals to
him he does not hesitate 20 support II
he IL heart and soul with the presf-
dent on the lattsr's proposed remedy
tor unjust railroad rates and In speak
Ing about 1t the other day Mr.. Sulzsr
said: Il am with the president In this
railroad rate legislation, because the
president 70 right and the house will
give him the right kind Of q bill. I
have heen giving some study b the
question and expect to have something
to say when the bin comes up In the
house."
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-01-06

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