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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
MAKES PLANS FOR
ELECTRIC SIGN
MAYOR vEToEs DRoMooLD's
oNE-sIDED ORDINANCE
Executive Declares Council Voted
When Not Aware That Incandes-
cents Were Prohiblted-Wlll
Fix Issues Next Week

Mayor A. G. Harper yesterday sent a
veto message on Councilman r. W.
Dromgold's ordinance, which cuts out
electric signs Dromgold is sign
painter.
Mayor Harper's message, which re-
suited in the council laying over the sub
ject week, was as follows:
"I return herewith an ordinance regu-
lating the erection and maintenance OF
signs on buildings.
There are several reasons why the or
dinance does not bear my signature.
Allows Eyesores
''In the first place, the ordinance is so
drawn that 1t practically prohibits the
electric sign which so many business
men have urged for more than two years,
but at the same time allows cloth BAN
ners, which are an eyesore to every one,
to be strung across our streets.
Although this ordinance was drafted
at time when the adoption of electric
signs was being proposed their views
were not consulted by the author.
"On the other hand 1 am advised the
author purposely avoided giving those in
terested in the electric signs any hear
ing.
"I am also advised that the ordinance
was voted upon by councilmen who were
not aware that electric signs would De
prohibited.
Careful perusal of the ordinance has
convinced me that it was drawn more
with view to preventing electric signs
than to regulate others.
"Some time ago I recommended to the
council the passage of an ordinance
which would permit electric signs be-
cause the illumination would beautify our
streets at night time and in no way mar
the beauty during daylight.
II am still of that opinion, and most
respectfully urge that your honorable
body reconsider its action on the accom-
panying ordinance and in drafting new
one see that the electric sign is per-
mitted."
The First ward representative took ex-
ceptions to the mayors message saying
that the measure he framed does not cut
out electric signs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
SHORTAGE OF OIL
CARS IS IMMINENT
NEW ONES MAY NOT REACH HERE
IN TIME
Three Hundred Made in Southern Pa
cific Shops Are Inadequate to
Handle Increase Of
Output

Officials of the Southern Pacific yester-
day admitted that shortage of oil cars
was imminent, and that despite their best
efforts they were unable to cope with the
situation.
over 300 new cars have been con-
structed at the company shops during the
summer, and an order has been placed
with eastern factories for as many more,
but the oil business is increasing so fast
that the shortage will probably occur be-
fore the eastern cars arrive
Considerable delay is experienced in the
return of empty cars to the oil wells, the
greatest number of which are served by
the Southern Pacific. and orders are pill
ing up which cannot possibly be filled
without great delay. If the present situa-
ton is not relieved it may force up the
price of fuel oil, or result in the shutting
down of some of the wells.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
HOUSE NUMBER QUESTION
Is STILL UNSETTLED
Board of Public Works Files PreIim-
mary Petition Suggesting That
Property Owners Stamp Num-
bers on Sidewalks 81
224-22S
South Hill Street

George B. Edwards petition asking that
house numbers be stamped on sidewalks
or in some designated place hereafter
was ordered filed yesterday by the city
council because the board of public works
has recommended such action.
Edwards wrote from Dolgeville that
solicitors, business men and strangers in
quest of houses have much trouble find
ing the numbers for the reason that
where numbers are used, which is not all
ways the case, they are attached to
transoms. steps, porches, pillars, walls
and swinging signs.
AS many houses stand far back on
lots and as vines and shrubbery conceal
these numbers by day and especially by
night some uniformity should be adopted
in Los Angeles.
1t is probable the question will come
I'D again
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
BIDDERS ARE BACKWARD
FOR OLD JAIL BUILDING
Until First Street Police Headquarters
Pass Into Private Hands City
Cannot Get Funds for
New Lookup

Bidders on the Jail and police head
quarters property on West First street.
between Broadway and Hill street. are
shy about offering to buy this valuable
realty.
Though the property has been adver-
tised for sale several weeks no one has
made any proposition yet to the supply
or lands and leasing committees.
Chief Edward Kern remarked yesterday
when the city asked for locations for a
new jail a dozen men were ready to offer
sites at so much per site
The finance committee of the council
will not entertain any proposition to build
a new jail till the old one is sold, as the
funds will not permit 1t.
It is figured that the old site should
bring at least s150.000.
In the meantime the proposition to
erect stockade or workhouse which
would relieve the jail of scores Of prisoners
is making no headway
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
PERFECTlNG TITLE TO
ADDITIONAL INY0 LANDS
Council Authorizes City Attorney to
Conduct Proceedings for White
Stevens Holdings Along New
Aqueduct Route

Gradually titles to additional lands
along the Los Angeles acquduct are be-
ing perfected.
The city council yesterday authorized
the city attorney to commence and prose-
cute suits to quiet titles to the White
Stevens holdings.
The city of Los Angeles has acquired
from the heirs at law and beneficiaries
under the wills of Charles B. White and
Bresee j. Stevens, deceased, all their In
terests in certain lands in Inyo county
standing of record in the names OF the
deceased persons, it being the under
standing in each case that the city snoulo
at its own expense conduct proceedings
N nerfect its title to said lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
CLIFFORD PINCHOT INSPECTS
, FORESTS OF CALIFORNIA
SYSTEM OF FIREBREAKs PRO.
TEcTs PRESERVES
Cleared Spaces Act as Barriers and
Give Base Of Operations to
Firemen-officiaI to
Go North

To inspect the recently completed fire.
breaks in San Bernardino county, Gif-
ford Pinchot. chief of the forestry serv-
ice, and r. L. Charlton, supervisor OF
the government forest reservations in
Southern California, left yesterday. They
will return this morning in time for Pin
chot to attend conference with the
board of supervisors
, The clearing of the firebreaks around
the several forest preserves is the work
of the tri-country reforestration COM
mittee which has charge of expending the
$4,000 raised for that purpose, and $1,000
was appropriated by the forestry commits
sion
The firebreak just completed extends
from City creek to Mill creek in San
Bernardino county. and others are to be
cleared as soon as the necessary labor
can be obtained. For the purpose of pro-
tecting the forest preserves there is at
present on hand $4,000. Half Of this
amount was appropriated by the state
and the rest by the federal government.
The present plan includes the clearing
of the f1rebanks around all of the noun.
| tain forest preserves in Southern Call
| fornia, 1t having been proved that most
of the fires spread to the hills from the
valleys and plains.
of ground about fifty feet wide. In time
OF fire they not only serve to prevent the
spreading of the flames but also afford
base from which the fire fighters may
direct their efforts.
After the conference with the super
visors Pinchot will return north to at
tend the National Irrigation congress,
which meets in Sacramento next month.
1t is FIVE years ince he has made tour
of inspection in the southern part OF the
state, his time having been taken up
with forestry affairs in other states.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
NEvADANs TO ATTEND
STOCK EXCHANGE BANQUET

On special train over the Salt Lake
road several hundred prominent business
men of Goldfeld will come to Los An
geles September 10 to attend banquet
given to celebrate the opening of the new
stock exchange in the H. w. Hellman
block.
All the stock exchanges in the Goldfield
district will be represented at the ban"
quet, which will be in the nature of a
great big boost for mining interests gener-
ally. Five or six hundred guests are ex-
pected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
Center interest in WeddInq

A great deal of interest is centered in
the wedding of Miss Louise Woodard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Woodard, and Clyde f. Baldwin, which
will take place this evening at Cumnoclk
hall, 1900 South Figueroa street The
bride-to-be has taught in the Cumnock
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
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South Broadway

school of oratory for two years and has
been one of the most popular instructors
in the institution. Formerly she taught
in the Whittier college and made wide
circle of friends in the small CITY,, Mr.
Baldwin is postmaster of Whittier, and
he has built cozy bungalow for his
bride on N. Friends avenue, Whittier.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
no rake Extended Trip

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Spring and
the Misses Vera and Kathleen
Spring, of 742 Lake street. will leave to-
day for Venice. After a two weeks visit
there they will go to Catalina andff from
there to Santa Barbara. The family have
also planned an automobile trip to the
Yosemite for later in the fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
Buuy 1t Now

Now is the time to buy Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It
is certain to be needed sooner or later
and when that time comes you viii need
It badly--you will need 1t quickly. Buy
1t now. 1t may save life.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
Announce Enoaoement

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Schmidt Of
San Francisco announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Jeanette
Schmidt to Bob Levy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Levy of TAI South Uuion avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
no Wed rhls Evenina

The wedding of Miss Margaret Mabel
Blakeslee and William M. F. Wrege will
take place this evening at Bethany
Episcopal church. Rev. Mr.. Young will
perform the ceremony.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
To Have Monthly Meeting

The monthly meeting of the Womans
Socialist Union will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. M. Salyer, 2712 La
Sale avenue, this afternoon at 23o
o'clock Mrs. Agnes Downing will lead
the discussion of the afternoon which will
have as its subject "The Property Rights
of Women in California"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
Announce Marriaue

Mr.. and 4mrs. Lewis e. Aupury of $50
Grattan street announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Ruth Aubury to
Paul Engstrum, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
o. Engstrum of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
Society Girl Is Engaged

Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss \Gertrude Adele Wagner,
daughter of Mr.. Nand Mrs. F. II. Wagner
of 622 South Bonnie Brae street, to Fred
eric Simpson Catkins The wedding will
not take place until January.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
Enjoy Vacation on Island

Rev. and Mrs. Baker p. Lee of $40
Hoover street, and their two sons, are
enjoying a few. weeks vacation at the
Island Villa. Catalina.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit Of
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building, on broadway. between First
and Second streets where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
SLAYER OF REDSKIN LAD
EXONERATED AT INQUEST
Francisco Amate, Who Shot Proeopio
Montoya In Self Defense at Home
Of Charles r. Lunn,is, Is
Given Liberty

Justifable homicide was the verdict re-
turned by the coroners Jury in the case
of Francisco Amate. the aged spaniard
who shot and killed Procopio Montoya.
an Indian boy, at the home of City Ii
brarian Charles F. Lummis Friday.
Lummis was the principal witness at
the inquest. He stated Amate had been
attacked by the boy and had done all in
his power to get away from Montoya
According to Lummis, Amate did not
shoot until his life was threatened and
there was no chance for escape.
At the close Of the inquest Amate was
taken to the police station and a little
later was given his liberty.
IT thought you said your son was proncien'
in three languagesT
He is. He can talk stage slang, baseball
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27

Are at Coronado
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Chick are
passing several wees at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27

Everything you want you will nnd In the
classified pages modern encyclopedia. ons
cent q word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
ana conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from the premises Of our
patrons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27

In the future The Herald will issue to sub
hcribers holding six months contracts The
Housekeeper. instead of the Woman's Home
Companion. Tho Housekeeper 10 preferred by
many OF our patrons. It is bright full OF ex-
ceilent articles Of especial interest to women.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-27
is Securing Chorus

Is Securing Chorus
Rev. Max Shayeson, the cantor who is
to have charge Of the music at the New,
Years services of the Sinai Congregation
In Simpson auditorium carly in Septem-
ber is securing large chorus and prom
ises an elaborate program.
Mr.. Van Nuys Is Improving
I. N. Van Nuys, the we'll known CAPT.
talist, who has been severely Ill at Arrow
head springs. was brought to Los Angeles
Yesterday In an improved condition and
his recovery is now expected. ]. D. Van
Nuys son. went TO the springs to bring
his father back. Mr.. Van Nuys is now
at his home
Supervisors Adjourn
The members of the board of super
visors adjourned yesterday out of re-
spect to the late county assessor, Ben.
E. Ward. 1t was resolved yesterday to
send floral tribute at the funeral. which
takes place this afternoon. The board
took no action yesterday with reference
to the appointment of a new assessor
1t is expected that this matter will be
discussed Wednesday
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22
Los pD|Id0|I0S de ID guII0f1l


Tn crimen particularmente atroz
ha dado lugar en- Francia, I'M mo-
vimlento de protesta contra el pro-
yecto de ley relative a la aboiici6n
de Ia pena de muerte.
Creiase generalmente que e. acto
de la Camara. que el aho pasaG0 su-
PRIMO Ell sueldo del verdugo. anadi-
da la diflCultad de encontrar un nue.
vo sitio para la guillotina, habia tent
do como efectO ab0lir Ia pena dicha.
Esto fue un error, pues pensando
Ell Senado, con razon, que por un sim
pie voto en- Ell presupuesto no podia
veri6carse una reforma legal. ACADIA
de cOnSignar de nuevo en- los gastOS
anuales sdel EStado el suello de
monsieur de Paris, nombre con
que en- la capital de Francia Sc de-
sigma generalmente al verdugo.
RefiriGndoSe al crimen que ha
Iefectuado este cambio &c opin ION, Y
que fue cometido en- una muchacha
de IL amos, los diarios publican ar
ticulos y cartas de protesta contra ell
sentimentalismo ridiculo de nuestra
epoca en- el tratamiento De los crimi-
males, M. ChavoiX, Diputalo y Mem
bro de la Comisi6n dc reformas iudi-
ciales, ha escrito una carta al Minis
tro de Justicia en- que declara que
cuando 81 y sus colegas votaron por
la abolici6n de la pena de muerte,
no podlan pensar en- la posibilidad
de crimenes del genera del que
Sc trata; y aflade, que espera que la
pena capital sea mantenida para los
ca SOS eXcepclonales delitos atroces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22
Numero F9

Mautpre convenciEndols q que el te-
soro con que el buen v;-Jo sofl6 STEM
pre- ~ que no exist punca) ha sido
descub berto, y casa-dose con Soa1ge.
Las difcultades venciias por Ell poe
ia en- esta obra son incalculables con-
siderese Ell alarde formidable de donai-
re que supone presentar cinco "gracio-
SOS que realm -nte posean virtualidad
comica. Conseguir 10 que ell autor de
"Los butones' ha logrado, equivale q
ser "clnco veces" gracioso y espiritual,
Pertenece mi primo Miguel Zama-
co.'s como dias atras 10 explicaba Ma
rlano de Cavia, d una familia de ertis-
tas. Su padre, Ell autor famosisimo de
los adros. ala educac:6n de un
principe y"La vuelta al convento', pc-
seyo como nade ell espiritu de 10 c6mi.
co, ningnn pintor antigo nj moderno,
nj aun el mismo Van-Dyck, sobrepui6
en- la expression rotunda, deliciosa mente
contagiosa, de este sentimiento. Mi
guei ha heredado esa "alma de risa".
Es un hombre de mediana estatura,
saludable y grueso; un bigote rubio de
gulas orsullosas corts su semblante
carnoso y 'rosEdo: EN- sus ojos azules
hay una intenza luz de algeria No
obsta nte, su caracter es ordenado, me.
todico, replegado en- 81 mismo
En- este Sc parece su padre : tam.
ben su ito Ricardo el genial .ctor
que, gonzadas de su melancolia,
llevaron siempre, ante el mundo, la
careta higienica y heroica de Ia risa.
Eduar.20 Zanac0ts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22
Californianos J japoneSeS
La QUESTION ESCOLhR
.IsatOsalO PMfOass erO.

Ell Mayor de San Francisco, Mr.
Schmitz, interrogado por III perio-
dista acerca de la question de las es-
cuelas de San Francisco, declare lc
siguiente:
"Nosotros no accederemos 4 los
deseos del Presidente Roosevelt en-
esta question de las escuelas, 4 me-
nos que sc nos persuade con pruebas
muy evidentes de que debemos ha-
cerlo EN- interes general del pals y
que el pals entero asl 10 exile. De
otro modo, tratar emos de defender
10 mejor possible los derechos de
nuestro Estado.
Hay en- el C6digo de California
una ley que excluye d los chinos y
japoneses de las escuelas p1blicas
Creemos que esta ley es necesaria y
nos proponemos aplicarla. Antes de
la catastrofe de abril del aflo pasado
no hacfamos aplicar estrictam ente la
ley en- question, pero ahora 81 esta-
mos obligados q hacerlo causa de
la acumulacion de las escuelas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22
"Las flores" en- Roma

La bellisima comedia de los cele-
brados hermanos Alvarez Quinsero,
ha sido recibi1a por ell pdblico de
Roma con todos los honores.
Ell lenguaje ingenioso y exquisite
de la comedia encant0 al audtorio,
que en- diversas escenas hizo bien
elocuentes demostraciones de agrado,
y ESQ que la traduccion no es, segtin
dicen los telegramas, muy afortu-
NADIA
Las flores" ha sido I'm exito para
sus autores y para la Compaffia del
teatro Argentine, que Ia ha paesto
en- escena con nucho carifo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22

vativo de la Poesfa desde los ITEM
pos de Aristoles. Campoamor no fue
un poeta, sino Ell Peeta, es decir, "el
freshmen del hombre en- general"
como observable el malogrado Gonza-
lez Serrano. Conocio a los doses
que en- las edades hero icas simboli-
ia ban, las grandes aspiraciones hu-
manas, y supo evocarlos, hacerlos
surgir de la vida cor-iente, como pc
dla Emerson. A pesar de su estetica
personal, tuvo la impersonalidad pro-
Ipia de Ell Poets, y asi pudo cantar to-
las ideas, todos los sentim ientos, to-
dos los sueflos que al hombre acom-
paflan por la terra, He eaqui la fuen-
te de su humorismo y Ia justification
de sus contrastes, de sus antltesis,
de sus parade jas, y de sus ironlas. He
aquf tam bien explicada la extension
y la popularidad de su obra. En-
Espana, dec1a "Clarin'', la mayor
parte de los desenga11os contradi-
clones de la vida sc eXpresanfya por
ell vulgo con versos de Campoamor. "
iConquista natural de los artistas
tranScendentaleS. 49,, Nadie ignora
que Ell transcedentalismo del arte es-
ia, segdn el Maestro, en- sus "vistas
al inhnito'.
iGrande. admirable, eterno po-
eta 80! Su obra INN ortal sigue sien-
do el obligado libro de cabecera. Ell
nos dara 10 que lie pidamos, y para
todas nueStras lnterrogaclones ten
dra siempre una respuesta, que sera
I'm consuelo. -. Y nuestro espirit itu
fatjgado descansara en- las paginas
como TN lecho de perfumadas rosas...
tScr5 possible que nos olvidemos del
jardinero? Va que FOR desgracia, no
puede oponerse a nuestros entusias-
mos, Como no hacer algo que perpe-
tue su nombre y su memoria. aunQue
|creamos que va son perpetuos porque
lamaS Sc Olvldaran Sus versos. -?
Muchas veces, paseando por el
Retro mis- pequeflos dolores 8 mis-
grandes aburrimientos, he pensado
qse en- uno de aquellos rincones pre-
dllectos de los amantes, de los poe
tas de los melancolicos, estarla en-
su sitio I'm monumento de Campo
amor. Se le habra ALI recordado
tantas veces! iQuizas el mismo es,
tuvo muchas tardes por aquellos ri
sueilos escondites. ordenando sus
pensamientos, imaginando una nueva
dolora escribiendo algunas hu-
moradas. ....! mo seria digno de
su gloria concederle en- ehgie un
lugar permanente en- nuestra vida ?
Para los poetas que. como Campo
amor, gozan de 10 intimidad de nues-
tro esplritu, NADIA mejor que I'm mo-
numento en- sitio 11timo, recogido y
sagrado.... iCreeriamos que aun es-
taba entire nosotros y que volverlan 4
sonreir sus labios y animarse sus
Jos con una mirada luminosa ...!
ST yo fuera capaz de tomar inicia-
twas propondria ahora mismo la rea-
lizaci6n de este proyecto. -. ,Es las
TINA que los admiradores de I'm ge-
neral puedan ofrecer ST. hgura 4 la
p1blica admiration, y nosotros no p0-
damos honrar debidam ente un poe
ia que tambien tuvo una espada no
BILE, fuerte y triunfadora,
.Int0Mio F'MIOMerO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22
sino fuera por su idea platista.

sino fuera por su idea platista.
Sc dice que al fin ha abandonado
esta idea pero Ell germen de la des-
confanza siempre vivira con el pue-
blo-y este es Ell que hace Presiden-
tes. El patron plata y la ruina son
sinonimos.
Tambien pudiera ser que vieramos
otra edicion corregida y aumentada
de Mr.. Hearst, pero es de dudarse
causa de que la lecci6n que aprcndi6
en- su campaf1a en- contra de Hughes IS
no es para olvidarse en- dos dias.
La eleccion de Mr.. Hearst signii-
caria la ruina de la Republica, al me-
nos por cuatro aiios, y sin duda que Ell
pueblo americana antes que Hearst
prefiere Bryan aun cuando en- su
plataforma la palabra Plata estuviese
escrita con letras A ST.
.uNr6O de PAul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22

Suponiendo que Mr.. Roosevelt no
acepte un tercer termino, tsera nues-
tro proximo Presidente un republl-
cano2
Entire estos Sc habla de Hughes,
Taft y Foraker.
Taft pudiera ser que resultase ser
un buen Presidente y sus chances
comparable con los de Foraker son de
ciento 4 uno en- su favor.
Sabjdo es Ell POGO carif1O que exlste
entire Mr.. Foraker y Mr.. Roosevelt y
los "leaders" seguramente no expon
driaa la campa1Ia nombrando al pri-
nero.
Hughes, actualmente Gobernador
del Estado de New York, no cabe du-
da posee, las ventajas caracterlsticas
para ser Presidente de Ia Union, cor
tado por Ell mismo molde de Mr.
Roosevelt. conocido y querido por ell
pueblo. Hughes fue ell champion en-
las Investigations de las compafifas
de seguros sobre la vida.
Entire los Democratas sc asegura
como cierta la nomination de Mr..
Bryan, el candidate de muchss CAM
pafiss, y quien sin duda seria elegido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-22

Hojeando las paginas del libro de
pollticoS ameriCanos nos encontramOs s
que Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt no So
lamente representa- integridad, pa
triotismo y honradez, sino que tam
blen posee el fundamentO principal
que Sc necesita para llevar las rien
das del gobierno americana con buen
eXito, este es, energia.
A la administration de Mr.. Roos.
evelt sc lie debe, bien directa 8 in
directamente, la ley de productos pu
ros la estigacion de compai1ias de
seguros de vida, Ia ley de regulariza-
clones de ferrocarriles tan benefcioso
para el pueblo y que ha hecho poner
Ell grito en- Ell clelo las directories,
el Departamento de Comercio y La
Dor que comieuza dar tan buenos
frutos, la paz entire los mineros en-
el Oeste etc, etc, y quien sabe 81 al
fin Ia regulacidn de nuestro mercado
de cafe y la ciudadania, 10 que no
dudo va habriamos conseguldo 81 la
voz de Mr.. Roosevelt fuera la llnica
que resonara aquf.