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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

In their respective districts and make a
report within week TO the IRE com.
missioner. The IRE commissioner or
his deputies may institute proceedings
In special cases and are empowered
to take testimony. administer oaths and
punish for contempt. The origin and cause
Of fires may be investigated. The commits
sion also has power to condemn as unsafe
structures on complaint OF owners OF
property endangered. The expense OF the
commission is to be paid out Of a fund to
be raised by a tax Of 4 Of 1 per cent on
the gross premium earnings Of FIRE insur-
ance companies In the state. II is claimed
similar commissions have resulted In a
great reduction Of the number OF incendlary
fires in states where they are empowered
to act.
The house played most of the afternoon
with the bill by Henry. memorializing con-
gress to pass a woman suffrage bill. The
house refused to vote the bill for passage
and then refused to kill 1t, and nearly
every one made a speech about IT,
Among the spectators in the senate this
afternoon was the man who makes the
passes good. His name Is on all the North
western tickets in this shape mot good
unless countersigned by c. f. Reddlngton.'
Mr.. Reddington is the assistant TO the gen
eral manager of the Northwestern, but took
no part In the debate on county option.
ResppOrtionment Under Way.
Sanders Of Knox introduced a resolution
In the house, authorizing the committee on
apportionment to draft an apportionment
bill to redistrict the state senatorial and
representative districts.
The Loyal legion OF Omaha sent down
protest against cutting old soldiers out
Of railroad passes.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

day or two ago prominent citizen OF Otoe
county was asked to come to Lincoln. He
did So and members OF the railroad lobby
wanted him to Influence" certain MEM
Der. The Otoe county man promptly de-
clined to serve in the capacity Of advisor
for the railroads and went back home, re-
marking to the railroad man:
"You have made your bed now lie in IT,"
II is told here on good authority that a
number of editors Of country papers who
have railroad strings on them will be here
of and on during tho coming ten days to
work on certain members against the pri-
mary and terminal taxation bills. One
whose name is suppressed, remarked In the
L.indell the other night that he had re-
ceived SIS and ticket here and back home
for coming to Lincoln in the interests OF
the railroads. In verihcation of his state
ment he is said to have flashed bills to the
amount OF $50.
The Lincoln News threw of its cloak
long enough yesterday to misrepresent and
Willy former Representative Windham by
saying he made speech against terminal
taxation in the house of representatives,
and the article was played up under a
double-column black head, "Windham
Takes a Poke at Terminal Taxation"
| The article was false In every partcu-
: lar and for the benefit OF those members
who do not know Mr.. Windham and who
did not hear his speech, Mr.. Noyes or
Cass county branded the article as false
this morning in the house. Upon being
given permission to speak, Mr. Noyes said:
II want to correct a statement In the
Evening News "a portion OF which he read.
Mr. Windham came before the legislature
L. L.. wCfo lion al
politician. He came to attend the open
hearing on the county option bill. All he
said to the members from Csss county was
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
ROUTINE .PROoEEDINGs OF HOUSE
Binding Irvine Proposition Again
Brought Forward.
(From a stan Correspondent.l


LINCOLN. Feb. s.-(SpeciRl. THE house
adopted a resolution by Quackenbush OF
Nemaha providing for the appointment OF
a committee OF 1--WE to inspect and report
on the practicability OF establishing a bind
ing Irvine plant at the state penitentiary.
The same proposition was killed two years
ago.
Quackenbush reported as a member Of
the delegation which attended the oil con-
ference at Topeka. A summary OF the re-
port has already been published.
II. r. l0e by e W. Brown OF Lancaster,
providing a sentence OF one to five years
for persons convicted OF having burglars
tools in their possession. was passed.
II. r. g. by Hansen OF Merrick. providing
counties or villages may own telephone
lines was passed.
H. r. 12s. by Snyder. memorializing con-
gress TO remove the duty on building ma
terials was recommended for passage by
the committee Of the whole.
H. r. IA, by Raper. recommending to
congress the passage Of the Maoomber bill,
was indefinitely postponed
The house adjourned until p. m. Mon
day.
The following bills were introduced:
II. r. 29f-By Cone OF Saunders To pro-
vide for a system of weighing coal grain,
lumber, live stock ana other commodities
transported over railroads by common car
riers within this state In carload lots.
II. r. E6-By Armstrong of Nemaha. To
appropriate the sum OF $4,000 to build a
heating plant, including a new smoke stack,
for the Peru normal school.
II. X. 96-By Adams Of Dawes. Making
an appropriation OF 1900 TO pay necessary
travelling and contingent expenses OF the
judges Of the supreme and district courts.
II r. @-By Johnson OF Saline. To pro-
vide for and establish . system for the
regulation OF the transportation and trafhc
In malt. yinous md intoxicating liquors
and 20 define and regulate frame under
wholesale and retail liquor dealers licenses,
II. r. 2S-By Heffernan of Dakota. Vet
terinary surgeons who have practiced hf-
teen years shall be given a certificate.
II. r. 29-By Tucker OF Douglas. Provid-
ing for seven supreme judges 10 servs
twelve years each Provides for a minority
party representation.
II. r. S00-By Springer OF SCOTS Blum.
Providing physicians shall be quarantine
Officers In counties OF 2500 population.
II. r. 0l-By Springer Of SCOTS Blur
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Of that part of the bill. it has been sug-
gested, would give relief more speedily
and at the same time would make 1t
much more difficult for the railroads to
set aside an order OF the commission
through the courts.
One Provision Popular.
The section in the bill which has received
unlimited commendation. not only because
1t win be effective, but is an entirely
original idea, is that section which requires
the railroads to practically try their cases
when they make application for tenn
porary injunction. Others, not members
of the legislature. who have studied the
question say this will prove a serious
drawback to the railroads and will enable
the people to get relief while the railroads
are trying to knock out orders OF the COM
mission.
The 2-cent fare bill does not meet with
the approval OF all the legislators by any
means, because 1t was not mentioned in
the republican state platform. and because
in his speeches during the campaign Gov
ernor Sheldon absolutely opposed the en-
actment OF any such law. He spoke against
II publicly and ne has by no means changed
his position since he became governor Be
fore the campaign and since his election
he has said he is for leaving the question
OF passenger rates absolutely to the railway
commission. Whether all the railroads ara
seriously fighting this bill is problematical
inasmuch as It would be a great deal easiei
ana cheaper for them 10 knock out the bill
should It be not compensatory than would
an order from the railway commission.
public hearing will be had on this bill and
the enti-pass bill Tuesday night.
when Railroads Are busy.
In the meantime the railroad lobby Il
getting extremely busy on the termina
taxation bill and on the direct primary. A
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

You ought to know something now Of what
faith is--of me being faithful unto death
have seen no Young fades except BY ac-
cident. You have In three weeks gotten a
dangerous reputation. Also for telling
Eleanor. How would you like without my
answering-only / understand and there
fore respect you the same. Say some one
some stranger perhaps. They also say you
are going to pieces and in six months you
may BE- In the gutter mentally and morally neral,
How much does II cost? Your mother
must trust your friends who robbed you OF
your birthright as a young lady and make
YOU had let me save you before you were
sixteen.
Then follow these words through which
pen was drawn:
He never would dare"
The letter continues:
It would never have been told. I would
nave Just acted as a friend, you know and
as a friend would have rejoiced and asked
you nothing. Those stories about morphine
were false. have not used any dope In my
life / never lie to you.
1t was evident from these the letter which
was sent to Longfellow to be delivered to
Evelyn Nesbit had been written subsequent
TO Thaw's interview with the girl at the
Hotel Navarro after their return from
Paris in 1903. At this interview the girl
. told him Of the stories she had heard about
him and said she could not see him alone.
Pleads for Himself.
| The letter, which in places was blurred
and had to be inspected with magnifying
glass, went on:
! 81 have tried to forget you. You should
have been at Joe's wedding"
! Mrs. Thaw said the reference was to the
wedding of Josiah Thaw, the defendants
/ brother. The letter went on:
They would have seen your honesty and
you would have been SO respected. Your
/ reputation as a beauty would have been
greater over the world. You could have
owned Pittsburg-not In money but pollt-
ic0ly.
Alone / can't settle down. Besides ]
have no one worth doing fer. Twice had
to leave the table so they could not see.
/ but-in some ways l am a bear at times
I every other way / am more cheerful.
/ know every story, including Dillingham;
/ Is a fake, except one-l saw all those let
ters-all sham-but don't care little
| brass
You know me better than anyone, and II
you don't trust me and know j am true and
unsellsh compared to most men, then there
| is no hope for me. l am changed now, but
! Use me one thing, don't drink any cham
payne / am too poor and must live at
| home ! can't pay for your ring now. OF
I course of you are in need can get loads OF
money but Il would make trouble / must
stay here or CAT a cheap ticket east OF
| course, don't say anything about this.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
Worthy Notions

Pins Of all kinds. needles. hooks and
eyes, tapes. braids, bindings, beltings,
featherbone, corset laces. shoe laces,
dress shields, thimbIes, tape measures.
almost everything you can think OF
for your work basket will be found
here. These for Saturday;
SPECIAL--A good, durable tooth
brush, with genuine tooth brush
bristles. worth up to 86c, special price,
i0c each. See them IN our Howard
street vestibule display case.
A good two and four-hole pearl but
ton, one dozen on a card, at DC "a caro-.
Genuine F1sheye pearl buttons, two
dozen on a card, at loo a card.
"Warrens" the best silk feather
bone on the market. at loo a yard.
SILK Collar bone at l0c yard.
Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Fixes compensation OF county superintend-
ent at 81. 800 n year OF more.
II. n. N2-By Whitney. Appropriating
$500 for the purpose Of constructing an
assistants cottage, building cement retain
ina walls around fish pond, new platforms,
steam connections. and for painting ana
general repairs on FISH car, building trout
nursery ponds, building cement walks,
grading sodding, planting trees. shrubbery,
and general Improvement OF fishery grounds
at the state fish hntcheries at South Bend
n. n. ao-By Lee OF Douglas Providing
how property may be redeemed after "a
decree has been entered against II.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

flne winter weight, all sizes, regular
price Sc,
Reduced to, each .... SOC
Children's fine white wool Vests
and Drawers, worth in a regular way
from 75c to &l.00,
Reduced to. each. -. csc q
Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
mil one .sRrnmn nninIne. >,

Oniy one "bromo autnnes'
n That Is Laxative Bromo ouinine. SINH
larry named remedies sometimes deceive.
The first and original Cold Tablet Is a white
package with black and red lettering and
bears the signature of e. w. GROVE. Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Piles Cured I'm 40 IA Days.
PaEo Ointment will cure any easee Of
Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protuding piles.
At ali druggists-5o cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Long
Saturday. eah
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
More Letters from Thaw.
PIeada for Faith.

In another letter he declared his belief
she had been hypnotized; that she had
been unlueky. not immoral. and that he
had always treated her with respect. This
letter contained the following;
Let your heart feel that there Is faith.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

pIAMoNDs-FTOnasr. 18Th and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
Great Underwear Bargains

Nearing the end of the season, our
winter stocks grow smaller and small
Ter and 80 do the prices. For Satur-
days selling, we offer a fine assort-
ment OF the inexpensive kinds. Better
read them;
WOmen's fine ribbed wool Union
Suits, natural grey heavy weight,
mostly all small Sizes, regular price,
$3.50,
Reduced to, each. 1925
womerrs winter weight camels
hair Vests and Drawers. regular
price, S.50.
Reduced to, each .....$1.16
Womens natural wool Vests and
Drawers, good winter weight, regular
price $780,
Reduced to, each .......7 Toe
women's Swiss ribbed Merino
Drawers, made with tape top, ankle
length, color cream, all sizes, regular
prices 75c and SIC.
Reduced to, each ..... .oOc
Boys fine ribbed wool Union Suits,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
Saturday at the Bargain
Square in Basement

Special sale of Sample Hosiery.
All kinds OF ladies and children's
cotton hose and mems fancy cot
ton half hose, values up to SOC
pair. SATURDAY at 1Oc and l5c a
pair.
SC yard.
Remnants OF 100 grey Shaker
Flannel, &c yard.
Remnants OF 15c Silesias and
Spun Glass LiningE, at sc yard.
Remnants of 15c and zoe woven
Madras, in plain colors and stripes
at 71sc yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Saturday Specials in the
Mems Store
Our Mems Store is conveniently To-
Gated, main entrance a step to the
left, costs but little time, costs but
little money. Read these specials;
SOC Four-in-Hands Saturday, 25c
Each
Not great lot, but every pattern
Is a good one, picked at random from
our great stock of neckwear, fine
silks, pretty patterns and good styles,
regular price, Soc,
Saturday, each ..... .25c
Also a few Ascot Scarfs. beautiful,
rich silks, can be tied either ascot or
four-in-hand style, regular prices, 75c
to $3.50,
saturday, each ...... .25c
All of our mems wool half hose. in
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

plain black and natural. winter
weights, that sold regular at &c,
Saturday, per pair 49,. ice
All of our mems two-piece under
wear at greatly reduced prices.
All OF our mems combination Suits
at greatly reduced prices.
All of our Bath and Lounging Robes
at greatly reduced prices.
Come Saturday and share of these
Specials. Use either Howard st. or
Main Entrance for mems store.
Children's Outing Flannel
Gowns Half Price
Saturday we shall close out the
balance Of our children's outing Flan-
mel Gowns at half price.
Nice, soft, heecy Night Gowns,
mostly small sizes, regular price, &c.
Saturday, each ..,...... 20c
Second Floor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
DESDE lGUAD|LLl
Meeting de propagan-
.da esplrita.-- Los ta-
" Heres de zapate1'ia.
CUERPO De BOMBEROS
Consulados de Santo Domin.
go y Alemania. -Vistas
de iuicios civiles.

Mayo Sci domingo por la
tarde Sc llevo a efecto TN impor-
tante meeting de propaganda espf-
rita en- la vecina villa de Aguada.
La concurrencia fue numerosa Y
hablaron, entire otros, los seiiores
don Jose Agustin Aponte, don He
meterio Bacon, don Rodolfo Lopez
Soto y don Bernardino Polanco.
Han dado va comienzo en- la
Corte de este Distrito, desde Ell dfa
70 del mes actual, la vista de los
juicios civiles.
Ell domingo pr6ximo tendra
1ugar en- esta poblaci6n una asam-
blea unionista, con el objeto de
reorganizar el comite local de tues-
tro partido
-Anoche, en- el vapor aleman
sKirohbergo EMBARGO para A1ema-
MIA, a donde va en- viaje de recreo,
en- union de su distinguida esposa
y SUI bellisima cuiiada Teresita Ba-
ges, Ell respectable caballero don
Otto Philippi, del alto comercio de
esta plaza y consul de aquella ma
ci6n y de la Rep1blica Dominicana
en- esta ciudad. Feliz viaje
-Algunos dueiios de varios
talleres de zapateria de esta ciudad
entire ellos nuestro muy estimadc
correligionario y amigo don Ramon
Acevedo, vienen q nuestras ofci,
mas para quejarse de la mala cali
lidad de la suela que Sc confeccions
en- la fabrica del seiior HonoratC
Berga, de Arecibo, de la cual ST
surten aquellos de dicho material
-Sabemos, por conducto fde
digno, que la reorganization de
cuerpo de bomberos en- esta pobla
cion sera I'm hecho bien pronto, pc
sele q ciertos individuos que parec
Sc oponen al mayor @xito de tai
plausible como trascendental pro
yecto. Adelante
Sc ha hecho cargo interina
mente de los Consulados aleman
dominicano don Ernesto H. Linau
CoRREsPoNsAI..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
DESDE HUMACAO
En- la Corte de DistritO.
Nino enfernnO del se-
nor Was Ochoteco.
EN- Ell AYUNTAMIENTO
Nuevo Alcaide de Ia Carcel.
municipal. I'm Inspector
de hygiene suprimido.

Ell dfa veinte del corriente, ems
pezarau los juicios por jurado en-
esta Corte de Distrito. No hay nin-
guna causa importante, como en-
otros terminus.
FL ilustre holnbre p1blicos
don Juan Was Ochoteco, pasa pors
la pena de tener Tin nifio enfermo.
de algIn cuidado. Deseamos la
ciencia domino la enfermedad que
hoy retiene q este niho en- el lecho.
Don Jose G. Bajandas, ha
sido nombrado alcaide de esta car.
eel municipal, por renuncia que hi
ciera, el que la venia desempehando
nuestro buen amigo don Serafin
Noya.
Para el pr6ximo domingo,
esta anunciado I'm bale en- los salo-
mes del ayuntamiento. Este festi-
val, es iniciado por TN grupo de
j6venes, quienes Sc proponen que
dar lucidos.
En- la session celebrada por
nuestro ayuntamiento el l1nes llti-
mo fue acuerdo suprimir la plaza
de inspector de hygiene de las Pie
dras, y una de urbano de esta ciu-
dad, para hacer economics en- el
nuevo presupuesto.
CoRREsPoNsAL,
Humacao & de mavo 1907
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
IncendiO en- un barrio
de Utuado.--Muerte
de tres ni1Os.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL
Sentencias cumplidas. Niue
vo piso 4 Ia herrera de
los senores Abarca.

Anteayer, a las dos de la tar
de, en- ell barrio de aJayuya-ab
de Utuado, Sc incendi6 Tin bohio,
carbonizandose una nina sordo-mu-
da, de siete amos de edad y dos nj
nos mas de cortos aiios. Ell hecho,
que ha conmovido hondamente a
aquel vecindario, ha resultado ca
sual, seg1n investigaciones practi-
cadas.
LOS Sucesores de Abarca, Sc
proponen levantar un nuevo piso
en- su taller de maquinarias de la
Marina y al efecto han presentadc
los pianos de la obra, solicitando
ell correspondence rermiso.
-Cumplieron aver sus conde-
mas en- la carcel municipal Claudio
Bonilla, Isaias Velez, Eduvigis Ro-
driguez, Marcelino Rivera, Manuel
Soto, Nicolasa Pizarro y Justina
Martinez.
-Nuestro correligicnario y
amigo don Rufno Ramirez Valerie
regres6 aver a su residencia de Fa-
jardo, despues de haber sufrido una
diflcil operaci6n quirGrgica, que le
practice ell doctor Ordohez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
NOTIONS DEl Dp
Edifcios de MADEIRA en-
la tercera zOna de
Puerta de TERRA.
REGIsTRO CIVIL
'Viaie del hermoso vapor es.
.pahol <Pio 1X.s-M sar.
gento Diaz Llenza.

Sci han presentado pianos al
ayuntamiento de San Juan y al Co.
misionado del Interior para que
autorice la construction de edificios
de MADEIRA en- la tercera zona dc
Puerta de TERRA, que sirvan como
viviendas para los operarios que
trabajen en- Ia fabrica Immediate de
sLa internationally
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
sargento de la policfa insular, dor
Jose Dfaz LENA, que viene a de-
clarar como testigo en- la causa de
sYare-Yare.s
81 sefor Llenza fue quien cap.
tur6 en- uu barrio de San Sebastian
q sYare- YareO, en- union del dance
corporate Bonillerce.
Los sefores Sobrinos de IL.
quierdo & Co., consignatarios de-
hermoso y rapido vapor espafio1
"Pio TX" han recibido cable anun.
ciandoles que dicho buque zarpt
aver de New Orleans y saldra dc
Santiago de Cuba, el IL para ests
y de. aqufel IS fijamente para vi
60, Coruha, Santander, Cadiz, Ma
laga y Barcelona.
Sc han inscrito en- el Regis
tro civil los nacimientos de Pedrc
Padr6 Rosario, Pedro Laborde San
tos y Antonio Luis Fidel Caubet J
Gonz5lez; y las defunciones de Do
mingo Martinez Zeno y Jose de Il
Rosa Rios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
Humacao, 8 de mayo 1907.
EXAMINES De FAgnAc|A.

Por la presente Sc anuncia al p6-
blico que durante los dias 2S, 20 Y 40.
del corriente mes Sc celebraran exa-
menes extraordinarios para los aspi-
rantes al titulo de Farmacedtico, con
arreglo a las disposiciones virgentes.
Sc admitiran solicitudes en- esta
oficina hasta las cuatro de la tarde
del dia 27.
Los interesados podran obtener
en- esta Oficina, modelos en- blancos
para sus solicitudes y las presenta-
ran acompafiando venticinco dollars.
Sc advierte los aspirantes que
siendo indispensable llenar el cupo
de gastos de exanenes, con el imp0r-
te de los referidos derechos, es indis-
pensable Sc presenter por 10 nenos
cinco aspirantes. 4.
San Juan R. R. mayo 6 de 1907.
TOMAS VAZQUEz, M. D.
Superintendent de Sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10
La question de Yauco

sus egresos, teniendo Ell tesoreria
500. 900 que ha debido recibir a no
ser por la intransigencia de los seho-
res concejales.
Los miembros del Concejo Sc
proponen con su proceder POGO pa
tri6tico y juicioso molestar al Al
calde para que presente su renun-
cia 8 .crear conhicto tras conhicto
hasta conseguir que el Gobernador
intervenga y Sc la pida. Al efecto,
ha salido para San Juan el Presi-
dente del Partido Republican, y vi
ce-presidente del Concejo portando
las renuncias de seis concejales, al
guna de las cuales ha sido exigida
violentamente y pretextando indi-
caciones del Attorney, que duda-
mos mucho haya hecho. Green Ell
comite republican, y los seiiores edi-
les que por ese medic conseguiran
que el Cobernador pida la renuncia
al Alcalde y cubra su plaza con uh
republican, con 10 cual habrian To-
grado su objeto que es tomar por
asalto la Acadia de Yauco, va que
no pudieron tomarla en- lucha fran
ca y legal en- los pasados comicios
el dla 6 de novienbre.
Tenemos motives serios para
Greer que no sucedera asi y que en-
las atlas esferas gubernativas Sc
opina que el sefior Roig no debe
ser desplazado del puesto que con
legitimo derecho ocupa.
Y Sc opina algo mas; Sc opina,
que los hombres que componen eI
Concejo municipal, de continuar ST
campaia obstruccionista y pocc
saludable q los intereses de la mu.
nicipalidad, seran responsables ante
Ell pals, no solo de los perjuicios
que ocasionen al pueblo de Yauco
sino de la incapacidad para el 60
bierno propio, tomando como pre-
texto el triste espectaculo que clio.
presentan no hacienda buen uso d.
la ley municipal auton6mica qu'
tenemos y anteponiendo sus mez
quinas rencillas personales a 10,
} intereses sagrados del pueblo qu'
} representan, acuya administrator
les fue encomendada.
Hay quien dice que el seho
Alcalde representa- en- su puesto
los men0S y los sefiores concejales
los mds y NADIA mas lejos de la rea
lidad de los hechos. En- la pasad
campaha electoral organizose el
Yauco TN partido politico local gu
fue debidamente inscrito en- la Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-10

cretaria de Puerto Rico con el nom
bre de aPartido Republican, puroD
y tuvo por lena ola Palma Como
candidate q alcalde por ese partido
fgur6 don Juan Roig que a su vez
fue candidate del partido aUni6n
de Puerto RicoO, obteniendo poi
este 2.Io9 votos y $40 por aquel,
resultando por tanto electo alcalde
de la ciudad por 297S votos que
acusan una mayorfa de 1872 sobre
el partido republican,, representa-
do por los concejales, que solo llev6
a las urnas 2Io6.
El seiior Roig no es republica.
no en- disidencia con su partido, co
mo algunos afrman, sino republi
cano puro, y podemos asegurar que
hoy esta mas en- conformidad COT
la polftica unionista que con la sus
tentada por sus antiques correligio
narios.
SANTIAGO VIvALDI PAcHEco