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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-21

IN fL\HE of nitrate of soda use erco-
lite tor "a top dressing. For sale 10y The
Heath-Jones co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

sufhcietly extensive for such pur
poses. and additional land Is not OBJ
tainable. the troops wiz merely drill
and have other similar exercises, Il
"a planned by General Bates % have
the troops actually In camp Tor three
mon'hs. or away from their posts for
about four and one-half months, In
this scheme tAere is no provision for
a share for the national guard, al
though this will be- possible II the
state authorities choose 20 draw upon
the militia fund for this purpose
The details are now being pre-
pared under the direction OF General
Bates. VINO is very enthusiastic over
the project. and Is backed by many
other officers OF the general stan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

obiliEins Army for Practice.
To- York, Feb. 2-Plattsburg bar
New York. viii be one OF the
b on eight large camps In this
iy next summer waere the On.
army. with the exception OF the
artillery forces. viii be mobil-
provided a recommendation OF
pal BATES. chief OF stan OF the
! b. Is carried out TIE idea has
endor ement OF President Roose,
who has held that the service
not get enough work in the feld
entire cavalry. infantry and held
leg branches OF the army will be
ghI 10 gether on government res
arons such as Plattsburg bar
p. Chioamagua, Fort Rileys ln-
Hapo.is, Cheyenne. Fort Clark and
fTican Lake, and possibly some
2 in Southern California. Il is
iled TO have the troops proceed 70
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
=. l.. IRWIN,
ID. W. FISHER.
Dated this sOth day Of January, 1905
Two AutomobIIs shows.

Berlin, Feb. 3.-The leading manu-
facturers OF France. England. Italy
Belgium. Austria and Holland are
represented al the annual automobile
show. which opened here today. Near
ly every prominent make OF automo-
blles Is exhibited and some OF the
American machines are attracting
considerable attention The exhibi
rion viii last two weeks
Turin, Feb. 3.-The third annual
automobile show at the art palace
opened here today Il is unusually
interesting and contains machines OF
all the prominent makers In Europe
and America. There Is an unusually
large number OF high power racing
machines on exhibition which is at
tracing considerable attention. The
Italian racing machines occupy a
prominent position and are greatly
admired by many OF the visiting auto
enthusiasts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
IoRK IN INTEREST FOR BETTER SALOON, RATHER
THAN TRY TO WIPE IT OUT or EXISTENCE

objection is that any substitute TO be
provided for beer is at least as iniur.
ious to the system, If, indeed beer. can
be proved to be injurious; and the
third objection, an extremely import
ant one, is that such places cannot be
supported except for the short period
when public interest is centered on the
subject, and then only at an exceeding.
ly limited number Of places"
The speaker then declared that there
are already too many cheap lunch
counters in the city.
He said although these are located
conveniently in all parts Of the city
they are not largely patronized by
workingmen.
Speaking Of the workingmsn's love
for his beer, Mr.. Wentworth declared.
Gle doesn't want coffe-that is
harmful; milk Is debilitating; and
water is polluted He must drink; can
you provide anything that win take
the place Of his beeri"
Looking at the saloon from what
he called the "friendly point Of view, "
Mr.. Wentworth pointed out that the
saloons Of Chicago contribute $4,000.
900 annually to che city treasury. that
they give employment 20 10000 peo.
pie, and thus support probably 100000
persons.
"Thesc saloons are the clubhouses OF
the poor" he asserted. "for they have
nowhere else 90 20. Are the churches
and schoolhouscs open 20 thcmi ft ia
the refuge from storms OF summer and
winter 60 any of the, unfortunate who
have no other place 90 20. suppose you
close the saloon on Sunday, what will
YOU do with tho poor and the tramps
during the cold OF winter7 You can't
build 5000 club houses Tor them IN al
parts Of the city"
In conclusion Mr.. Wentworth urged
tho club women 90 work Tor a better
saloon instead Of trying TO wipo u
out Of existence. He declared the "a.
looms Of tho German type, where fam.
lilies could gather and listen 20 good
music and eat good meals, would be
a splendid thing FOR Chicago.
"If YOU expand this idea into tho
neighborhoods, take down tho screens
and curtains, eliminate all suggestions
OF secrecy, remove the bars which are
made only FOR individuals, and substi'
tute tho restaurant aud the music which
are Tor the family, YOU will have Gre
ated a revolution Ia our civic life."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

their respective camps by marching
the Infantry commands 20 march not
mole than 200 miles soing and com
ing. and the mounted troops 20 cover
500 or $50 miles This will not be an
economical measure by any means,
and il Is not 20 be adopted with any
such understanding AS a matter OF
fact, q costs much more 10 have
troops proceed from one point 10 an
other by marching than Il would TO
transport them by rail. as there is a
scarcity OF wagons. and the cost OF
that class OF transportation is consld-
erahe. Al most places where Il Is
proposed 10 hold the camps IL is be
lieved there will be sufheient ground
within the limits OF the reservation TO
engage In manOeuyTes. Il may be
necessary In some cases, however 20
rent additional territory, and az those
places where the reservation is not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
THESE
WILL
VOTE

Registration during the past week
has been heavy. and the per centage
Of voters registered to the total
number Of voters is by far the larg
est on record for the same length OF
time.
The registration books were opened
January 2. and in the month that has
interviewed 1887 names have been en-.
rolled on the roll. 1929 belonging to
the Republican party, $50 to the Dem.
ocratic ranks and 173 to various 9th.
er parties.
The vote so far registered for sa.
lem is 1925, and for the balance Of
the county. 96i. The total registra,
tlon in 1904 for the county outside
OF Salem was 4177 and In Salem was
1898 Thus Il is seen that 57O6 per
cent Of the voters Of Salem have reg
istered. while only % per cent Of the
names from the county have been en-.
tered There are about 200 names in
the hands Of the county clerk walt
ing entry in the registration book.
The registration by precincts is as
follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Boston to Rescue Of the Constitution
Boston. Feb. 8.-The artisuoally II
Illuminated petition 10 congress execut
ed by Eric PaDe. which contains the
signatures Of thousands OF residents
OF Boston and vicinity 70 a petition
protesting against the destruction Of
the old and historical Consl tlhion
and asking congress to preserve Il az
a national relic. has been completed
and Is now In Washington. ready 70
be submitted 70 congress. The peo-
pie OF this city have shown a strong
sentiment In the matter and thousands
aocked 20 the city hal from All direc'
ton TO place their signatures on the
petition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

The clerks In the once OF County
Clerk Roland are kept busy checking
signatures on the petitions being re'
eeiyed from the candidates. and also
on the initiative bills that have been
in circulation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

feod BAm.-spscial attention 10 tran
sent teams. Farmers patronage 90
liclted. Waiting rooms for ladies
We also carry a full line Of feed.
Located Al Club Stables, corner LIB
srty and Ferry streets. Phone MaiH
7. Prunk a Darby. is.it-6m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

.cember "a the Chicago Tribune
n q report Of meeting Of tenn
clpbwomen which was held in
.,eiral museum Of the public IL
pnding, Chicago, December %.
me together to hear a talk by
NJ G. H. wentworth, Of the Ma
tnnroyement Society for the
ION Of the liquor traflc and all
IN It's manufacture. He spoke
no Neighborhood improvement
Of Cook county, and when he
IA they were prepared to
senunciation Of the liquor traf.
All engaged In the business.
Wentworth disappointed them,
what he said we herewith
, part:
one were asked what might be
y, potent influences in our city
began Mr.. Wentworth, "those
results are Of the greatest i'm.
20 and most prolific, Il would
far from the truth TO say the
the school, and"
he church." came the feminine
.rings while 200 heads nodded
singly
a the saloon" finished the
H.
goo radiant sparks Of hope liek.
few years ago the church would
been considered a factor, but 60.
b bold upon the people Of a great
Insignificant, and will grow moro
Intelligence and knowledge 10.
~
hope sparks went out.
Wentworth paused and looked
BIN az " fearful Of what might
"a Then he went on. lie defend.
ls saloon, declared that beer was
uIihful az any beverage which
be substituted. and said tho
sgmaa and bic tin pail were In.
Fable And he said many other
H.
ne plan suggested" ho eontin'
"is that Of attempting 20 pro-
ihs frequenter Of the saloon In
4 of free lunch with a cheap
In another place, and thereby
aals the accompaniment Of beer
soos with the saloon lunch. The
obieo,ion suggested 10 that all
b Efforts 10 separate the working
anl bis beer have failed. Tho al.
today Is not only stronger than
bai Is growing one. The second
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
WATER COMPANY.
NEW LANCE HOTEL

when you viait Portland, Ore, b
sure and stop 40 The New Lange Ho.
eel, NEXT door 10 the Imperial Rates
SOC, 7bo and ti.oo per day. Electric
lights, call bells, elevator, steam hsaA
free bath sn1 free bus All outsids
rooms with running water
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

A salem Industry that Has a Deserved
Popularity Many times when you
are tempted to throw your clothes
away, just take them TO the Salem
Dyeing and Cleaning Works. and
you won't need a new suit You
will be surprised how like new they
will be. Mrs. Walker has a deserved
reputation for giving satisfaction
The most delicate fabrics can be
cleaned by her dry cleaning meth.
cd without injury Il docs not
shrink or change its color. She
can't be- excellcd. even In Portland
She learned her traie-sao did MOI
pick Il up. It 10 next door 20 The
Journal once, 22i Commercial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
Dissolution Notice

Notice Il hereby given fhat tho part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of 4. l.. Irvine 4 Co. has
this day been mutually dissolved, ID. w,
Fisher retiring from the hrm. All bills
due win be payable 20 the new firm Of
+. l.. Irwin 4 Co. and all accounts ow
ing by the firm viii be paid by said 4,
H.. irwin 4 Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
BAKERIEa

Capital Bakery.-Fresh bread, pies aud
cakes daily, candles, nuts, etc. Deliy'
cry made 20 any part Of tho city.
@. Ullom, proprietor, 4aa Court st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Modern woodmen OF AmerieA.-oTe
gon Cedar Camp, No. 6sto. Meets
every Thursday evening a 8 O'sloek
Holman Hall. w. w. Hil v. c.
y. A. Turner, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Central Lodge Ne. 10. X Of P.-Castls
Hall In Holman block, corner STATE
and Liberty stresta Tuesday Of eAsl
week al TiS0 p. M. J. q. Graham, G,
o. W. l. stalsy, X. OF n. and a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
PHVslclAN AND SURGEON.

Dr. oartwright-Has resumed general
practice, and win be found In room
10, over Ladd 4 Bush's bank. ohios
hours II q m. TO p. m. once
phone Main 16, residence phons
Main iO7. 12.20-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
roNBoRIAL

Bvans' barber shop.-Evorythlng new
and up 10 date. Finest porcelain
baths Shaving, i5o, haircutting sSc
baths a5e. First class bOotblaeks.
O. w. Evans. Proprietor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
AROII1TEOr.
lash AND DOOR FAoroRIRs.

FfnE NJ Brown Manufacturer o.
sash, doors, mouldingA All hnds Of
house finish and hardwood work
Front street between State and Court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
LopoEs

forostors OF Amerioa-Cou Sherwood
FoFesters, No. 10. Meets Tuesday Ia
Hurst hall, State street. u. 3. Rider
O. RI A. l.. Brown, =. 8.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Dr. b. II whits.--Graduate Of Klrks
vilel, No, under founder Of osteo-
patty. Room 81 Breyman bldg
Commercial e., phone 81. Residences
500 State, cor. Church, phone lilo.
Treats acute and chronic diseases
Examinations free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Hop Too 90. Laundry--Best work done
with latest improved machinery. Sat
isfaetion guaranteed. Opposite VIII
lamotte Hotel, Salem. 2.ss.H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Even can't fad fault with our laun'
dry work. The most severe scrutiny
will only show how perfect Il is, aud
how superior 70 an other work in this
line. There Is no haW in the beauty
Of the color or hnish that We lay on
your linen when IL Is done up at this
laundry. Family work rough dry Sc
per pound.
SalemSteam Laundry
Colonel J. olmstoad, Prop.
DOrOus D. olmsiod, Manages.
phons Is. lsel60 LAbeFty St.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03

Salem Iron Works-FOunders, maehin-
lists and blaeksmitha Manufacturers
Of all kinds Of Eawmill machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves etc
Manufactures Of the Salem Iron
works Hop Press. 11-2e-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-03
ron SALE.

For sale.-seven-acre suburban tract,
north Of city. just outside Of limits.
Good S-room house. barn, outbulld-
ings, young orchard All on rea-
sonable terms Inquire Of J. A.
Taylor at Capital improvement Com,
pany's Office. 2.2.im
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27

grosas que los cnamorados de
la lndustrializaci6n del muni-
cipio recorren obcecadamente
porque ST no es SECURE que Ell
desprestigio ha de caer sobre
una corporation municipal, que
no ha sabido contenersc en- sus
limites de accioA Y esta q punto
de cOnvertirse en- uEa amenaza
contra los intereses de todos.
Hasta nosotros ha llegado Ell
rumor de que la "Liga dc Pro
pietarios" recurrira al gobierno
para que impida por algun me-
dio legal. ST cxiste, la venta de
terrenos que quiere hacer aho-
IA Ell Municipio Y ST no es posi-
bic por la via administrative.
llcvara a los tribunales su JUS
tisima demanda.
Tratase de evitar 4 toda cos
ia que nuestros prctores Sc sal
gan con la suya, despenando la
administration municipal al
abismo sin fondo que la mex
periencia no ha querido ver, no
obstante los prudentes avisos
recibidos.
Ell deScHaie municipal empe-
70 con la venta del edifcio de
la Carcel, TN neGOCiO dcSdiCha-
do que ha contribuido podcro-
samente a crear ell conflicto que
estudiabamos hacc algunos dias
en- este miSmo sitio. Y desde
que Sc consume aquclla venta,
contra la que hcmoS protcStado
inutilmente, va el muniCipio no
Sc detienc en- Ia carrera en-
prendida, Y un dia toma miste-
rioSamentc, Calladamcnte la re-
sOluci0n de mOntar una planta
electrical y al otro anuncia en-
publiCa subasta 10 vcnta de te-
rrenos que neCesita tanto, ma
mana, quien sabc manana 10
que pretendera haCer una cor
poracion que Sc ha propuesto
pOr 10 visto, ser una causa cons
tante de alarma para los CON
trlbuyentes Y yun metivo de in
tranquilldad inquietadoray pc
renne para todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
'Despedida de Ia COnpania
"ssHsMIa" 4 sEREFgcB nc Ia ssclEsAs
Dc EscalTeaEs Y aRTISTaS

La function dc esta nsche, despe-
aida de Ia compafIfa, cierra digna-
'mente la temporada tcatral de la
.Compan(a de opera.
"Bohcmia" la bellfsina opera de
Puccini tan simp5tica 4 nuestro p6-
blico, drama lfrico que jamas fatiga la
|atenci6n general. cs la obra que sd
|bira esta noche 4 escexa, COMO Ia
mas propia al tratarsc de la aprecia-
bile sociedad 4 la cual sc dedica Ell
benefcio. Els interes2nte por demas
la vida bohemia desarrollada en- Ell
drama.
FL aplaudido y simpatico director
de Ia opera, scfor Barducci, estrenara
|Su belllsimo trozo sinf6nics titulado
puerto Rico.
Gel Himno al Sol del celebre
maestro Mascagni, autsr de la in
comparable "Caballcrfa Rusticana
tan aplaudida anoche es, dc una eie-
cacicn superior 4 toda ponderacion.
FL p1blico que asista esta noche al
teatro, podra apreciar 10 que deja-
mos apuntado.
FL espectaculo de esta noche, de-
jara buen recuerdo de Ia Compaf1ia
dc opera Scosnamiglio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27

Rina y heridas
gS UNA CASA DE Ia sALLB DE Ia LUNA

En- la madrugada de aver domingo
tuVleron una rifia en- la calle de Ia
Luna los indiyiduos Gavino Albins
y Onofre Rivera, resultando ambos
heridos Y contusa en- Ell brazo izuuier
do la anciana Maria V&zquez, madre
del Rivera
Ell Albino fuG curado en- la Sala de
Socorros. de INA herida incisa de dos
centimetros de longitud sobrc ell ar
co superciliar derecho de otra he
rida de TN centfmetro sobre Ell dedo
medic de la mano izquierda, ambas
leveS.
Ell Onofre Rivera result6 con una
herlda incisa como de 2 centfmetros
de longitud, empezando ell Ell naci.
miento de las fosas nasales. labio
superior G inferior y terminando So
bre la region mentoniana Y con otra
herida incisa de centfmetros de
longitud sobre la tetilla izquierda, de
pronostico reservade. El Practican
te Llauger euro Ia una de la madru,
gada dichos indivfduoS y 4 la an.
ciana, pasando al hospital Ell Rivera.
La causa de Ia reyerta obedeci6 4
que el Rivera gestionaba del Albino
Sc mudase del aposento que anbos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
ReYiSta de los Tribunales
CORTE DE DISTRITO
SECCI0N SEGUNDA

En- Ell dfa de hoy la empezado d
correr el primer tGrmino de sef1ala-
mientos de causas por iurados. La
cauSa para Ia vista sefIalada era Ia
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Gallo Carri0n por Ell delito de ataque
con intenci6n de cometer homici-
dio. La Corte resolvi6 suspender di.
cha vista para las dos de la tarde
por no haberse constituido el Turado,
debldo 4 ciertaS renuncias 4 la ne
cesidad de nuevas citaciones.
Ell seflor Fiscal ha presentado dos
mocioneS pidiendo Ell sobreseimlento
de las causas contra c. Woolf F6-
llX kscudero. La Corte di6 por pre-
Sentadas las solicitudes.
El senor Fiscal ha preSentado en-
Corte alberta las siguientes acusa-
clones: contra Felix Fencgas, por es-
calamiento en- primer grado, siendo
la lectura maflana 4 las 9; contra Dio-
n1s1o Cruz, por aterMado & la vida
contra Aniseto Fonscca por hurto de
mayor cuantla, siendo la lectura pa
ra Ell microbes proximo; contra Tuan
Galindez por escalamiento en- segun-
do grado y contra Juan Figueras Pa
Won Por igual delito en- Ter erado.
sECCIoN rRIMERA
Sc ha celebrado la vista del pleite
de dlvorcio que promoviera Manuel
Hernandez, de Comerfo. La Corte
declare sin lugar la demanda.
Sc ha discutido una exception pre-
via, opuesta por los sefiores aboga-
dos Acuf1a y Mendez, en- nombre de
la parte demandada sefIores Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga q la demanda que
presentara Ell Lcdo. Lopez Landron
en- nombre de su representado don
Modesto Munitiz.
La exception opuesta es la de "1itis
pendentia.
Ell sef1or AcufIa alega que el plei-
to que Sc ventila hoy de "disolucisn
de sociedad, eS en- Ell fondo el mis-
mo que conoci6 la Corte de Guava-
ma, que fall6 Ell Supreme dc Puerto
Rico en- Ell sentido de resolver Que
Ell asunto litigioso era I'm contrato
de prestamos y no de cuentas en- par
ticipacion, que hoy esta por el ven
edo sef1or Muuftiz en- ape1acion en-
Washington, toda vez que era la mis-.
ma la causa de la acci6n y entire las
misaas parties litigantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27

La gran funci6a de gala, organiza-
da en- honor del seflor Gilberto Casali
Giacobaz2i, director artistico de Ia
compaflla Scognamiglio, fue un aeon
tecimiento teatral, anoche.
En- 'Pagliacci, la sefora Gonzapa
y los sehores VannutelH y Borghese,
rayaron d gran altura. La sefora
Gonzaga eStuvo inimitable.
El tenor Vannute1i fuG oyacionadf-
simo en- el aria soberbia que es 10 mas
culminante de la obra, y el baritone
Borghese, fue muy aplaudido en- ell
pr6logo que djo oberbiamentente
Todos los demas artistas trabaiaron
bien
En- "Caballeria Rusticana, la obra
immortal del lnsigne Mascagni. fu6
mtiy Justamente ovacionada Ia dis
tlngulda tiple Cleopatra Vicini, que
es tatnbien una actriz dc gran talento.
La se1ora Vicini canto la plegaria
con gran sentimiento Y en- los dos
lnspirados duos con ell tenor Vannu-
tellly con ell baritono Borghese, Ia
sefiora Vicini estuvo inspiradlsima,
slendo su labor digna de todo elogio.
Al terminar Ia obra, sall6 con el
tenor VaRnutelli 4 recibir los anlan-
sos tan justamente ganados.
Vannutelli fu6 tamb6n ovacionado
en- el brindis que dijo con gran ex-
preston.
El tlltimo aeto dc II Puritani" fu6
sensational, extraordinario.
La seiiora Gonzaga y los senores
Borghe y Cirino estrvieron impon.
derables, siendo ovacionados afro
nadoramen G.
Eet msasso Or0=cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-27
information francesa

Paris, 9 de Agosto.-Ha fallecids
Mr.. Teodoro Roustan, ministre que
fut dc Francia en- Madrid y Washing
ton. Sc distingui6 come diplomaticc
en- sus dlas y contaba al merir setenta
amos.
Lejos de retirarse cancelar sus
negocios en- Francia. la socieaad de
SECURES de vida LA Equitatira de
los Estados Unidos ia accptado POT
complete Ia nueva Icy francesa sobre
sesuros de sociedad extranjeras ha-
hecho los dep6sitos reqaeridos por Il
ley.
Paris, = de Agosto Terminada,
las grandes maniobras navales fran,
cesas hecha bajo {! mando superios
del almirante Fousnisr, declara est
que 81 la lucha hubiera sido real
efectiva 81 hubiera perdido su inmen
sa hota de cincuenta y iii acorazados
aniquilada por los botes torpederos i
submarines. Felicit6 calurosament
d estos, que haeen inexpugnabls ID
puertos de Franaia y son Ia defens
mas ehcaz contra I'm enemigo extran
jere.
Paris, a de Agosto. Dice
Temps, comentando los diseursos.
Mr.. Root ala Am6rica latina sien
la necesidad dc garan Sias contra II
Estades Unidos asf como contra Ell
ropa. Ia doctrina de Monroe prot
4 aquelfa repdbIicas contra Earo
zero las d ia indefensss frente L ffs
te de los Estadqs JFaidos'