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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
En- la Corte de Distrito
Proceso celebre>>Nuevo juicio contra "Yare>Yare'
por asesinato en- primer grado,
TerCera session, CeIebrada eSta mariana

apoyandose Ell Ia ley, ordena la
continuation de la vista.
81 Fiscal da cuenta q la Cor
te, apoyandose en- varios despachos
que tiene a la vista, de que el tes-
tigo don Luis Vadi de Mayagiez,
Sc muestra rehacio en- comparecer
en- la causa, pretextando enferme-
dad, y solicita que Sc ordene 4 dos
facultativos lie reconozcan, asi CO.
mo que sea trafdo por la fuerza
pdblica en- el case de que no Sc
conhrme su estado de enfermedad.
Sc procede al sorteo de los ju-
radios, siendo recusados por no ser
partidarios de la pena de muerte los
seiiores Pedro Juan Besosa, Jose c.
Rosy, R. Latiner, Francisco Gil
norio, Fortunate Vizcarrondo, R.
Gallardo, ]. Pastrana, H. Lopez
Cepero, R. Castro Gonzalez, ]. R.
Carazo, Lopez Nc Coar, R. Fer
nandez y Ferdinand Cesteros entire
otros.
Fueron recusados perentoria-
mente por las defensas los senores
Amador, P. Cobian, Piheiro y V.
Fano.
El jurado Rafael Diez de An.
dino fue recusado por declarar que
tenia tornado opinion del proceso
En- este estado el defensor ca.
yetano Coll y Cuchi trata de opener.
Sc a que entren en- el sorteo los ju
radios llegados con retraso, perolc
Corte rechaza la opinion de Ia de
fensa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
Vease la session de la tarde de
aver en- la segunda pagina.

A las 9 "a. m. el sefor Juez
Toro Cuevas anuncia que Sc va 4
continuar la vista de la causa 1915.
La sala en- aquellos momentos
se encuentra LENA de bote en- bote.
La policfa tiene que guardian las
puertas exteriores para evitar la de-
masiada aAuencia de gente que re-
Sultarfa peligrosa en- tan reducido
local. FL calor es asdxiante.
81 defensor Coll y Cuchi, que
por 10 visto trata de dar largas al
proceso asi como de aburrirnos q
todos, pide la anulaci6n de la orden
de citacion dada al marshal, por
que, en- su opinion, no resultan los
Iurados notifcados debidamente.
La Corte desestim6 esta moci6n
Sc pasa luego lista por el Sc
cretario a los 81 iurados citados
para completar Ell panel regular, y
al iiseles a tomar juramento, la de-
fensa presenta otra moci6n; op6ne-
Sc al juramento, fundandose en- que
faltan por notifcar mas de la mitad
de los jurados sorteados.
Aunque Ell Fiscal Torres Grau
Sc allan6 a la pretensi6n de la de.
fensa, la Corte, creyendo que la or
den dada al Marshal estaba debi.
damente diligenciada, supuesto que
sc eucontraban preSentes mas de
A. inrtl,rs d, LIS a citados, >
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10

School antique cuartel de San
Francisco.
--Durante el pasado mes de
abril recolectaron los principales
puertos de la isla las siguientes can
tidades por derecho de anclaje: San
Juan, S $2,o81.72; Ponce, $596. IS
y Mayagtiez $563,72.
va esta redactado el informe
del Comite de Franquicias sobre
las tarifas del ferrocarril. Actual
mente Sc esta traduciendo y copian-
do en- limpio para someterlo q la
consideration del Consejo Ejecuti-
vo en- la session del jueves pr6ximo,
-Comunica ell cabo Azpdrna,
de la policfa de Salinas, que en- ls
tarde del inartes quemaronse cua-
renta cuerdas de cana de corte en- Ia
Colonia aFortuna.D FL hecho fue
casual.
-Dlcese que ha sido recomen-
dada Ia separation del Juez y Secre-
tario de la Corte Municipal de Yau-
co.
Ell dia 15a la 1y 80 p. m.
recogera ell Caracas la correspon-
dencia para los Estados Unidos.
Los sefiores Diaz y Benitez,
de Fajardo, nos participant que ha
quedado disuelta, por mItuo con-
venio, dicha razon social, hacien,
dose cargo del active y pasivo don
Jose A Diaz y Gomez.
NO mas inapetencia. rs
mense las Pastillas Digestivas de
DR.. lie Roy, marca "ANTURI
CAS-"
Han sido aprobadas por e
Departamento de Educaci6u la.
cuentas correspondence al mes d,
MARIO dltimo, de los pueblos d.
Vega baja y Morovis. -,
Han ingresado en- ]
municipal Inocencia Sot lat
tin Lugo Camacho y fu& dado d
alta Teodosio Pagan. Ell el Cua
rentenario ingres6, con varicelas
Miguel Rosado Colon, natural d
Vega-alta y fueron dados de alt
| Petra Quiiiones, Ana Burtron
I Antonio Galindez.
: Han sido aprobadas por /
: Departamento de Educaci6n Ia
=, cuentas della Junta Escolar de Sa
j Sebastian correspondence 4 Il
b aesvs de fehrero Y mario lltimo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
CAP|ROTAzQS
"El Aguila," irritada,
contra "Diabolin."
Sus desp1antes.
EN- DONDE OUELE
Lo dicho, dicho, y adn nos
quedamos cortos. Ca
taplasma leh?

aEl Aguilas, de Ponce, Ia en-
prende con Dia6olfn.
Y DiG6olfn por arriba,
y Dia6olGn por abajo,
le aconseja que no escriba,
con sin igual desparpajo.
Y es que las verdades escue-
cen.
Y las que hemos dicho hace
POGO, lie han llegado a 10 vivo a los
republicanos.
Por ESQ grazua aEl Aguila' y
Sc revuelve, aleteando, sin saber
donde clavar el pico y las garras....
No puede darse mayor prueba
de que nuestros tiros han dado en-
el blanco.
Dijimos, y volvemos a repetir,
y 10 repetiremos siempre, que el
partido republicano con sns proce-
dimientos anarquicos-e infames,
agregamos ahors-desacredit6 al
pals y fue causa principallsima de
que Sc nos considerara incapacita-
dos para el gobierno propio, retar-
dando, asi, por tempo inde6nido, Ia
concession de este, que constituye
una de las aspiraciones mas legiti-
mas de los pueblos.
A6rma FL Aguila, despues de
decir que ESQ es una paparrucha y
una Observation-Disclosures ustedes
esa moscas por el rabo-que tales
acusaciones maldita la importancia
que tienen.
Pues, 81 no tienen importancia
lpor que han sacado fuera de quicio
al irascible GgnilncdOF
Tan NAL efecte han product
do en- el colega esas acusaciones,
que, para desquitarse de algdn mo-
do y dar sueltas q su despecho,
llama Grch:earg0nte por dos veces 4
Dia6Olfn, con letra cursiva y todo.
Y Dia6oli1 Sc RE de ESQ.
Y Sc frota las manos de gusto,
ante los desplantes del colega, por-
que ellos demuestran que hemos di-
eho verdades de 4 folio, y sabido
es que las verdades siempre amar-
gan y duelen.
No teniendo aEl Aguilan razo-
mes que aducir en- contra, Sc confor-
ma con llamarnos oatapISSnsa, ayehis
cdIgGnteS y otraS llndeZaS parecldaS.
Menos NAL que Sc conforma
con ESQ, va que no puede echarnos
encima-ioh virtud de los tiempos!
dos 8 tres caas que nos descala-
bren impunemente a su merced y
antojo.
Por 10 demas, no deja de ser
gracioso ESQ de llamarnos cStablas.
asa.
lOh refnado aticismo
Mas cosa es que asombra y pasma
que surta una 1atablaSmG
efectos de SfnGbismo.
D1ABoLIN.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
DON SALVADOR BRAU
Ell Casino Espailol edi-
tara una obra del his
tori6grafo insular.
ACUERDO CENEROSO
El senor Brau recibira como
obsequio Ia edici6n eutera
de su magnifica obra.

FL Casino Espaiol, entire otros
acuerdos intercsantlsimos, acuerda
solicitar del ilustre literato puerto
riquefio Salvador Brau, autorizaci6n
para editar su historic de la coloni-
zaci6n espafola en- Puerto Rico.
Obtenida la venia de Brau, Sc
realizara el proyecto en- excelentes
condolences y el Casino regalara al
autor la edici6n entera.
Aplaudimos como Sc merece
esta generosa iniciativa que produ-
cira los efectos siguientes:
-Perpetuar los hechos de la
conquista, agrupandolos en- TN llbro
notable.
-Afrmar los vinculos mora
les, que unen a la vieja patria con
SIT antigua colonia de los tr6picos.
-Honrar el talento de TN pu-
blicista que esta a la altura del ho-
menaje con que Sc lie distingue.
-Demostrar que el CASINO
comprende y realiza su alta mission
de paz y de progreso en- estas lati-
tudes.
Los sefiores Balbas y Alvarez
Nava Sc entenderan con el sehor
Brau para que Sc realize tan noble
pensamiento. Y, dada la capacidad
de esos tres intelectuales, el nuevo
libro resultara presentado eOmme ii
faut y el pals 10 recibira con interes
y con carifo.
Envfamos al Casino Espahol y
al senor Brau, amigo y companero
distinguishing, nuestros mas cor
diales parabienes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
GOu!E!O EJtCUTIV0

Fue suspendida la session or.
dinaria Gel Consejo Executive anun.
"iada para aysT tad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
ASUNTOS D|yERSOS
Sentencia de un ano de
carce1, contra el po-
lic1a Llaugier.
sENoRITA AMADEO
Traslado del teniente Cha.
pei. .-Retrato del Presiden-
te de Estados.U nidos.

Hoy, por la ma1ana, compa-
reci6 ante Ell seiior juez Toro Cue
vas, ell guardia insular Llaugier pa
ra leersele la sentencia que contra
el recayera por el delito de acome-
timiento y agresi6n.
Al procesado acompaf6 ell abo-
gado Campillo, quien solicit6 nuevo
Julcio para su defendido, petici6n
que lie fue negada.
81 guardia Llaugier fue conde-
nado a cumplir un a1o de carcel en-
este distrito.
Sc lie sehalo una 6anza de 800
dollars, para la apelaci6n.
-Ha renunciado SUI cargo la
profesora graduada de Caguas, Sc
iiorita Aurora Amadeo.
Sc asegura que el primer te-
niente de la policia insular don Ra-
mon Martinez Chapel, que presta
ia servicios actualmente en- Afiasco
sera trasladado a Caguas.
La Jefatura de policfa ha
adquirldo por trescientos dollars
el retrato del presidente Roosevelt,
hecho por el notable artista don lose
Lopez de Victoria.
Dicho retrato. que es de un
gran parecido, Sc exhibi6 en- Ell Ate
neo y en- ell cafe ola Mallorquina, y
mereciendo muchos elogios por par
te de los inteligentes en- ell arte de
la pintura.
-Ha presentado la renuncia
como presidente de la Junta Esco-
lar de Ponce nuestro querido ami
go don Jose A. Negr6n Sanjurjo,
fundandola en- las muchas ocupa-
clones que pesan sobre el.
FL sefior Negr6n Sanjurjo des-
empefo ese cargo con evidentes
muestras de laboriosidad ( inteli-
gencia.
Ell Attorney general ha re-.
comendado al Gobernador el NOM
bramiento de don Demetrio Rivera
como juez de paz de Gurabo, en-
lugar de don Enrique Diaz que re-
nunci6 dicho cargo.
-Esta tarde zarparan de este
puerto los vapores espaiioles sPuer-
to Rico0 para la isla de Cuba y
sLe6n XI1To para la peninsula.
Hoy por la mafiana visitaron
al gobernador los seiiores doctor
Barreras, doctor CUTTER Igaravi-
dez, alcalde de la ciuda l. attorney
general y don Jose Urru !.
-Esta maiiana a la. 8 y Guar
to, al llegar eI tren de Ca. Dina, en-
la curva que existe detras de la
Escuela mecanica, choc6 aquel con
una maquina y varios wagones que
estaban en- maniobras. No habfa
allf persona alguna que avisara de-
peligro al tren que venfa. Ell cho.
que fue tremendo, al extreme de
quedar casi inItil la maquina de
maniobras. Los pasajeros del trer
de Carolina sufrieron el consiguien
te sobresalto y algunos recibieror
leveS contuSlones.
Entire tanto Mr.. Peabody, e
exbert0 y su seiior hijo, nuevo EN-
pleado de la compaiiia, sin novedad
La sociedad espanola uAuxi
lilo mutuon, Sc propone construi
un hermoso edifcio en- Santurc
para sanatorio 8 casa de salud. A
efecto, ha alberto un concurso d
proyectos para dicha obra.
Sc nos intorma que han sid
enviados a Vega-baja varias mesa
y enseres de tabaqueria para Il
nuevo taller de la Porto Rica
American Tobacco Co. que Sc e.
tablecera en- aquel pueblo.
Ell captain de la compani
rD0 de la Guardia Nacional, sefC
Spinosa, ha sefalado los lunes 4
cada semana, a las ocho de la n,
7. che kpara eiercicios de Su comnafif
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
SENSIBLE EGCI1EuTE

Nuestro querido Compahe-
70 en- la prensa el DR.. Zeno Can
dia y su distinguida esposa, estu-
vieron a punto de ser vtctimas, aver
mahana, de uu lamentable acciden-
te. Fueron a visitar el Sanatorio
de tuberculosis, y al regreso, ROM
pi6se Ell eje del coche que los con-
ducfa, continuando la pareja con
las ruedas delanteras y volcando el
carruaje en- una pendiente.
Los sefores de Zeno Gambia
sufrieron leves heridas.
El cochero result6 ileso.
Celebramos que el percance no
haya tsuidQ mayoTes cousscusneias,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-23
TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
" State of Wisconsin, Giant County
Court SS-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate ofAnnie
Mary Leinenbacf1. deceased.
Letters of administration with the will
annexed on the estate of Annie Mary
Leinenbach, late of Glen Haven deceased.
having been issued to John Vogt, Sr.
Notice is hereby given, that the creditors
of said Annie Mary Leinenbach. deceased.
are allowed and limited by order of this
court until and including the 1St Tuesday OF
May. 1905. being the 5th day of said month. to
present their claims and demands against
said Annie Mary Leinenbach, deceased, to
the county court for examination and al
lowance.
Notice is also hereby given. that the
claims and demands so presented will be
examined and adjusted by this court, Of the
Office of the county Judge. at the, court
house,in the city of Lancaster. in said coun'
ty. on the End Tuesday of May. 1908.
Dated this 18th day of Oct. 1907.
By the Court. e. B. GOODSELL,
County Judge.
1st ms. Oct. %: last Nov. IL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-23

One OF the most successful hog
sales ever held III this section of the
country was that conducted by Fl.
A. Reed on the fair grounds at
Lancaster Wednesday of last week.
OF the lot offered for sale As head
sold at an average of $31 A bunch
of pigs also brought good price
The sale amounted to 81, SOL Seven
pigs of one litter sold for 1926 so,
and an additional one brought $50,
making $246.50 as the product Of
one good motherly Poland China
SOW. There are still some remain
ing of this litter also. Among the
purchasers were Sutherland &
Wicken of Madison, Dan Kinney q
Son Of POtosi, secured boars at $40
each. Other buyers were j. e.
Brandt, LOuisburg; Ed Mcnamara,
Bloomington; Ed Myers, Glen
Haven; Clyde Bailie, Bloomington;
VIM. Carroll, Platteville; Henry
Sphinx, Piatteville; JOS. Baille, Lam
caster; Geo. Martin, Darlington; B.
L. Walker, Preston; Herman
Schnantz, Lancaster; JAS. Fruit,
Platteville; Sam Schneider, Lancas-
ter; R. r. Huges ;Rewey; John Nc
Mahon, Lancaster; Will Patch,
Bridgeport; Toney Udelhoven, Ian
caster; Dan Smith, Lancaster; Mat
@, h,I1oo,o Topaookop. Ex1oV& Do11oo
Potosi; Will Hickok, Bloomington;
Gus Everson, Sitter; Dobson Bros,
Lancaster; L. P. Edwin, Verona;
Dan Aupperly, Lancaster; A. K.
Walker, Lancaster; Louis Blunt,
Platteville; Henry Voss, Cobb F.,
S. Knapp, Platteville, and Frank
Gehrke, Lancaster.
This section of Wisconsin is en-
joying the customary fine fall
weather handed down to us in
October.
The trouble with cleo is that it
will pass inspection all right until
it is put on top of hot buckwheat
cake. A hot buckwheat cake and
oleo don't seem to hitch, but how
the festive nut brown delight does
take to our 40 cent buttert
Mrs. Henry Timm passed away
Saturday at her home in this city,
aged about so years. Deceased was
highly esteemed by all who knew
her. Funeral obsequies were con-
Quoted Monday, Revs. Morgans and
Sill officiating and interment, took
place at Hillside. ~ -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-23

Mrs. William Barrows spent the
first part of the week in Dubuque.
Ed Angus was here from Cedar
Rapids, Ia, for a brief visit first of
the week.
Miss Bessie Keitlinger teacher
at Mt. Hope, spent Sunday at he1
home in Lancaster.
But one license since the last
issue, Earl A Farr, McGregor, Ia, and
Pearl Rand, Boscobel.
Mrs. Kate Muench and Mrs.
Auchter are on a visit with rela-
tiVes and friends at Fennimore.
Hunting and fishing is reported
as being immense on the Mississippi
and Wisconsin rivers these days.
Ben Zenz accompanied by Miss
Nellie F1nnegan were at Blooming
ton Sunday, guests at the Pierce
Patterson home.
j c. Jordan of this city made
a business trip to Dubuque Monday
and was guest of the James Ora
ham family while there.
The Ladies' Aid society of thu
Congregational will meet in the
lecture room of the church next
Friday afternoon. Refreshments
will be served; all interested in the
society are cordially invited. You
will also have the opportunity to
see the cook box practically demon
strated.
DIR. NARROW was called to Mimi
eapolis Monday by the serious ILL
ness efhis sister, Dot, who is stricken
with scarlet fever. It is hoped the
case will not prove serious, and
that the young lady will soon be
convalescent. Later; Mrs. DR.. Mar
low receiveda telegram from the DR..
stating that Dot was in a very SER
ious condition there being little
hopes entertained for her recovery.
Hereafter the careless farmer
who leaves his machinery in the
fence corner during the winter will
not need to swear the next season
when he tries to use it and finds ii
rusted. That Is, heMill not need to
if he has used an invention just
patented at the United States pat
ent Office. This new invention is a
dope made of zinc and some other
ingredients, and is in the form of a
liquid paste. Applied to metal it is
rust proof, and no matter how long
machinery stand in a fence corner,
or under a tree, the metal parts
will not rust.
John Andrews,of Nora Springs
Iowa, arrived IN Lancaster last Sat
urday with the remains of his aged
father, James Andrews. Mr. An
drews had been a resident of Hurri-
cane for nearly thirty years prior
70 his recent home with his SOD,
and funeral services were held at
the Hurricane church Sunday after
noon Mr.. Andrews and brothers
desire to express their heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neighbors
at Hurricane for their kindness and
assistance in the burial of their
father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
THE THEATERS


Gilbert q sulllvan's neverto be-.
forgotten The MikAdo. which
though Il may temporarily DO bar.
red from The English stage through
the eranxiety % The government
TO do away with any bellttlinF OF
the majesty 81 the Japanese en-.
peror. viii always remain a classic
of opera bouffe. will be sung next
week at the Grand.
Sullivana racy music. perhapa
the most typical being the familiar
Flowers That Bloom In the Spring
Trs-la. has charm about il and
a delightful fascination that never
falls 70 please. and hiA frothy com.
positions are generally accepted as
being as mualeianly IA abe more
serious compositions OF less humor.
GUS writer's
Gllbert'a droil book IL the compile.
ment Of sulllvan'a equally drnii
music. and when a capable com.
pany interpreta the words and mu.
sic The Mlkad0' always pleaaaa
With Aida IIemml. Maud Beatty.
Florence Slnott. Arthur Cunning.
ham. J Francis Abbott, Geo Kunkel.
Thda G. I.eagy and the others the
piece &. assured satisfactory handl-
Ing by the San Francisco Opera
company.
Dolly Warden will be- sung for
the last TIME tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
U. S. CASE AGAINST TOBACCO TRUST
HITS AT SUPPRESSION OF COMPETITION

probably not The government Ia
not founding ita prosecution on
any such .Dund II would be
hard To prove Anything IN regard
TO the general quality OF tobacco,
= sm asked whether the public
has been made 20 suffer from the
unwarrantably high price Of tubac.
co. Nothing 10 our Investigations
has brought 60 Nghtaa sct any aeri
GUS hardshipe thus worked ON the
consuming public The man or
woman who wants Il can generally
spare the prieo OF the necessary to
haccu or snuff
THE next point Ii the fact that
II eliminates the mlddlemau But
here again | must admit that the
public Is not made 20 suffer,
IT Is an economic gain TO elimln
ate the middlaman.
Next Gomez the question Of driy.
Ink ~ the wall the small retailer,
Tho governments case against the
tobacco trust Is not calculated TO de
yolop any testimony along this limo.
Ehe tobacco trust Is combination
principally 81 the manufacturing In
duHtry A. TO the part played by
the United Cigar compauys stores.
that FcmaiaH to be seen u has
hoen charged that this IL the be
SHINING Of trust combination IN
the retail field. and 1t may he true,
but have before called attention
To- tho tael that tho tobacco trust
controls Only rs per cent Of the
cissr trade. shics lends itself less
readily 60 combination
The final point 10 the question
shs.her the suppression OF compe
sltira mas sorked Injury 20 the
man Who has tobacco 10 sell from
his farm Probably Il he's Agents
q. th. department ~ commerce and
labor sss. gathered testimony IN
all sections 80 t...country who're 20.
bscso !. sr0~u. There Ia consider
ael~ complaint from N. south. The
government IL sfyins to find out
whether tu.- complaint In well
fouud.s II has been stated on tho
flo-,r ~ u. hous. IL Representa-
.'s~s that ~. southern tobacco
afp~rf Mas h..h reduced To auph
estr"m.. ~ poverty that white
women hsy. been enlis.i 10 a. into
tho gloits yuA.n =. a plos or cul.l
esio' 0n the plan. with beasts ~
burden.
Whatever owls there are
wrought by the Tobacco trust vii,
be- embodied ia the report ~hich the
department % commerce ans labor
will make TO President Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

writer Of all the ballots east In hat
election for mayor shows that
Judge Moore Was elected by . plu-
fallty 81 i1s votes ~ these easily
dlseovvrahle irregularities In the
count the couApiratnrs succeeded in
reducing that plurality "a is. and
would have reduced Il 10 a plural
liy for Mr. Rlrllnger bad their
roguery not been discovered and
foFeatalied during the progress Of
its execution
Even when the returns % ihs
election showed that Judge Moore
had been elected the connpltatora
dld DOT cease their efforts 20 make
John Rlplineer mayor Al that
time Mr.. HipilngeF Was city comp
trolssf and official custodian % the
hali0fm After those ballots had
been returned % him sealed IL ths
ballot boxes some person or per
sons broke into five Of the boxes
In The eompiroiiera offlee and
durtored' several score % the bal
lots 80 a. 90 make them show on
their face that they had been east
for Mr. HlpliuEer but frauduieutlY
counted for Judge Aoore Il Is
plainly apparent in view ~ subae-
queut events. that this work uaa
part q program 20 have NJ Rip
finger contest the election and g.
counted IN on the 'aoetorsd@ bal.
lots. but the exposure Of his theta
from The cifY vas confronting him
ahd hr Mplingef lacked the nerve
@ remain " the city and heip carry
that conspiracy cur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

Borah u care nothing about the
Colorado mine owners, nor her
militia The time will come when
Colorado viii awaken TO the fact
that there are things higher than
her mines and mine owuess, and
that 10 patriotism. and higher man
hood and w0manhoOd But the
Steuueubcrg assassination has
nothing 10 do with All thats
Orchard. as was the custom
started from Denver. TO commit
that crime. This was proven by
Independent Witnesses. Did he go
then to farming community TO
mine, 10 play cards with the sol
dlera or to call on old frlends7
No. neither did be while there
perform any work " do anything
bat lounge about until The muir
der was committed The fact that
he let Marion Moore take a letter
from him 70 mail IN Alaska. and
that Haywood wrote that he was
in Alaska showed how close Orch
ard was 90 these mon
Borah said that both sides would
admit that Orchard was a RASCAL
but no fool Ills story that be sold