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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
Everybody clean Up Their Premises.

l have been requested to name a day
for the people or the town TO unite
and clean up not only their own prem
ises, but the streets and alleys as we'll.
Mr.. ]. P. Adams. chairman Of the
Sanitary Committee Of the city Is
particularly anxious that this shall
be done, and will not only cooperate
with the street force in this move
ment on the day named, but will use
the city wagon In hauling away all
trash and refuse that may be collected
BY the people on that day.
In pursuance of the above plan, l
name TUESDAY, JULY Q, as the
day when all may work together and
not only clean up their own premises,
but cut the weeds down in front Of
their property along the sidewalks as
we'll. JEo. Z. WALKER, Mayor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05

10. Il. Bowers, Ext'r Of Abba Critten-
don ct ais, VS.. Homer Alexander
ct ais
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
GENERAL NEWS.

Pennsylvania Democrats ia conyen-
tion at Harrisburg recently nomi-
mated John G.. Hartman, Of Columbia
county, for State Treasurer, and tabled
a resolution indorsing w. ]. Bryan
for President.
Hamilton county, Ohio, is awarded
back taxes to the amount of $50, 900
against the Union Central Life Insur-
ance Company by decision of the
Superior Court. The back taxes are
on the company's bank deposits.
Harry Vaughan and Edward Ray
mond, conVlcts sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary from st. Louis, and George
Ryan, convict sentenced from Kan
sas City, were hanged In the County
Jail at Jefferson City, Mo-, for killing
Prison Guard John Clay during con-
certed attempt to escape from the
penitentiary.
e. III. Hartman, the millionaire
railroad magnate, was arrested by
Government officials on the Thames
river, near New London, for persist
emily getting on the course in his
launch when the Yale-Harvard boat
race was being run. Mr.. Hartman
was later released, but his boat was
tied up. Yale's. crew won the race
after a magnificent struggle by
boats length. amid intense enthu-
siasm.
Martin B. Rice, of Davidson county,
has been appointed Warden at the
main prison. Thesterm of the incum-
bent, Capt. Luke McMeneway, will
expire on next Saturday, the same day
that Commissioners Hartford is to be
succeeded by Henry B. Morrow, and
on that date Mr.. Rice will be induct-
ed into Office. He will also at the same
time receive the title Of Captain"
that title being part Of the perqui-
sites Of the office. Mr.. Morrow will
receive the title of "Colonel," since
the higher rank always goes with the
Office of commissioner In fact, every
body at the penitentiary wears mill
itary rank, and this fact, no doubt,
accounts for the numerous applicants
for places there.
According to officials of the Treas
ury Department, the manufacturer of
trunks with false bottoms, for the
purpose Of smuggling valuables into
this country, has developed into
thriving industry abroad.
Replying to requests made by attor-
neys for the Standard OIL Company,
Judge Lands, in the United States
Court at Chicago recently refused to
recall The subpoena issued for John d.
and declared that the Oil
King must appear in court and give
his testimony.
Rev. DR.. d. T. Eaton, editor of the
W estern Recorder, pastor of the Wal
nut Street Baptist Church in Louis
Vile, and the Baptist chief champion,
IS dead. DR.. Eaton was So years of age. |
Advices from London show hat
Mark Twain is the lion of the hour.
rwain's reception by the Brltons, from
King Edward down, is equal to that
accorded the late Charles Dickens on
he occasion Of the great English au-
hor's visit to this country.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
America Boiled Down.

America has from time to time
been accused of being unduly pom
poas-that she claims all in sight
the largest, smallest, longest, short
est, richest, most beautiful, as the
case may be, of everything, and
that she-the United States, thai
is-has even appropriated to hel
individual use a designation tc
which Canada and Mexico hac
equal title-"America.o
But then, after all, doesn't she
back up most of her claims--de-
liver the goods9 Of course, il
might be argued that lace hand
kerchief might be worth more
than a blanket but citizen feels
that he at least has breathing space
when he reflects that Uncle Sans
dooryard embraces 3, 026, 7S9 miles
square, slight increase, by the
way, over the 827,S44 square
miles of 1900. In that same year
of 1900 the population was $685.
483, a number which would scarce
ly be missed from the "a, 154, 009
of the present day. We don't feel
crowded in most sections now with
27.1 inhabitants to the square
mile so that it must have seemed
a bit lonely with GAL at the begin
ming of the nineteenth century.
And when it comes to the al
mighty dollar, there is where
America certainly shines: She is
worth $107, 104, 211,O OH in real or
or personal property, or 81, BOIL
per capita. If you haven't got
yours, try to save it up out of the
81, 1856, 646, 628 in Giro ulation,
which is 1922 for every member
Of the family. If you are partic-
llar you may choose it out of the
1868, 655,075 of gold; the 1885,
$50, 872 of silver; the 1915, SOL, $40
Of gold certificates the $471, $780,
)54 Of siver certificates; the 1885,
340, 900 of United States notes; the
S548, 00l, 23S4of national banknotes,
Or in small change from the ST.
337. 1920 drifting about.
1t is true that there is an inter-
,st-bearing debt of 1895, 1859, 14O, |
he annual interest on which is
1913, PASS 64 ; but no one worries
much about that, when it amounts
'nly to % cents year to the cit
zen and the peanut crop promises
0 be good. Besides, certain prov
dent members of the community
ave deposited $4,O55, 873, 637 in
rational banks, and S,O27, 1872 have
tut So, 299, 544, 601 in the savings
lanks.
Then there are the farmers.
There are 10, 438, 219 Of them, with
1884, 57 farms worth s20,514,
OF, 1888, the products of which are
Worth S3, 7s4 III, FOG, and who
eed not only themselves and the
est Of the $4,000, 900 Americans,
ut send 117,718.657 bushels of
7heat, to say nothing of 10, 3d.
As barrels Of -four to foreigners.
he foreigners pay sc2, Oe1. 1856 for
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
FIRST Monday in August, 1907,
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Cordle Ionia Slegles vs.. Andrew Slet

Cordie Ionia Slegles VS.. Andrew Sleg'
les.
Pending In the Circuit Court OF Obion
County, Tenn.
In this cause 1t appearing from the
bill, which liz sworn to, that the de-
PENDANT, Andrew Slegles, is non-res-
ident OF the State of Tennessee, Sc
that the ordinary process OF law can
not be served upon him It Is there.
fore ordered by the Clerk OF this Court
and he Is hereby required to appear at
tie merit term OF this Court, to be be-
gun and holden on the
First Monday in September, 1907.
at the Courthouse in Union City, Ten
nessee, and plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill filed against him
for divorce, on the 18th day OF June,
1907, ia the ofiice of the Clerk Of this
Court, by Mrs. Cordie I0nia Slegles !;
or the same will be taken for confessed
and proceeded with ex parte as to him.
This, June II, 1907.
JAMES M. HICKMAN, Clk.
BY T. r. LANCASTER, Dep. elk.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
the corn, and s28, Isl, 517 and $780,

the corn, and $2S, 757, 517 and $780,
100, 1863 for the wheat and -four.
That the National Government
will be able to keep up the pay
ment of interest on the public
debt without having to call on the
individual citizen for his % cents,
is evident when it is considered
that although the net ordinary ex-
penses of the federal machine
amount to 1914, ,223, there is
an income of 1894, asa, 1872.
That our ''infant industries" are
at least promising babes, is evil
denced by the fact that there are
wheels going round in PIC, 1862
manufacturing establi s b m n is,
which turn out goods to the sum
of $14, 1902, 147,087. That there
were a few slckly youths, how
ever, is proved by the fact that
1852 passed away last year, for
which there was mourning to the
tune of $1l9, 201,5
We always were ''scrapping"
lot, and have always been willing
to pay for it. For the contests
already held we have paid So, 1884,
860,311 in pensions, and are pay
ing S141, 034, 562 a year now, to
say nothing of the SIT, 946, 692 to
the army and s110, 474, 1854 to the
navy-those are their yearly sal
aries-who are kept on hand in
case of need.
Americans seem fond of riding,
and for this purpose and to haul
her freight operate some 217, 341
miles of railroads. OF this oppor-
tunity for rapid shifting of scenery
745, 447,671 citizens took advan-
tage last year, conveyed in 80, III
cars. The freight hauled one mile |
amounted to 49,, 1875, 621, 537 tons,
which required l, 767, 657 cars. If
,hese freight cars were coupled
nto one train it would make q
7ery neat belt for the earth at the |
equator. We had % miles of rail
'oad in 1880.
We appear to write few more
etters in these days than in 1900 !; /
It least at that time there were
,nly 903 postofices, against 65, 900
it the present time, which bring
n receipts of 1857, 1872, 1888, as
Igainst $3.50, 804 for that ancient
rear. The expenses of operating
he postal service are somewhat in
'xcess Of the receipts, being S178,-
40, 779, but this isn't bad, consi-
ring the fact that 47S,7l1 miles
i post routes are covered, and
hat a letter might travel the whole
istance for two cents.
But even the mail doesn't novel
uickly enough for the American,
0 he sends 96, 9S7, 146 kilograms
ear, or something over one to
be citizen. A good proportion
t these are considerably above
be quarter limit too, being news
ispatches to the %, 1876 newspa-
ers which manage to find SUBJ
cribers. L
Like a certain ancient people,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
YOUR SUMMER TRIP.

Let me help you plan II. may be able 10 make
a suggestion that will save you money. Write for
Summer Folder describing resorts in the Ten
nessee mountains, Including Monteagle, Sewa-
nee, Beersheha Springs, Estil Springs, Piyant
Springs, Bon Aqua springs, and many others. II
you are going 70 the Jamestown Exposition write
fof jamestown folder. Liberal stopovers allowed.
W X. UANLEY. g. P, A.,
" g. q st. i. Railway,
Nashville Tenn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05

Spokane, Mich, July Al. Greatly
reduned rates via the Mobile s. OhiN
r. r. For particulars apply to M. 3
10. II. II. Agents, or write Jn0. NJ
Beall, Gen1 Pass. Agt.s st. Louis, Mo.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
The NASHVILLE BANNER
FREE TRIP
- TO -
JAMESTOWN
SUBSCRIBE and VOTE for
MISS PARDUE.

If you contemplate taking
or renewing your subscription
for a State paper send us your
name at once for the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05

For RENT Good new five-room
house, large hall on North Second
street. Apply to G. It. Moss.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05

Miss Pardue now stands sec
ond in the contest. Can't you
help to increase her vote and
secure this trip?
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-07-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

10, Il. Bowers, Extr Of Abba Critten-
don ct ais, vs., Homer Alexander
ct ais.
In the County Court of Obion County,
Tenn.
lin this cause it appearing to the
Clerk from the return of the Sheriff
made upon a subpoena to answer in
this cause, that the defendant, B. III.
Word. Is not to be found after diligent
search, and that he is now citizen Of
Missouri. 50 that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him. 1t
is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four consec-
utive weeks in The Commercial, a
newspaper published In union City,
flnessee, requiring said defendant
jxp appear before the County Judge on
the
First Monday in August, 1907,
and make defense to the bill filed
against him ct ais, which is sworn
TO: or said cause will be set for hear
ing ex parte as to him.
This June II, 1907
s. H. HOWARD. Clerk.
BY III. nj. GOLDEN, ID. G.
GEO. r. KENNEY, Sol, for Compl'ts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-20
parents, Mr. aud Mrs Fred o. Graves
of Elm street

parents, Mr. aud Mrs Fred o. Graves
of Elm street.
Mrs Charles Barnes and Mrs An.
drew Hollister are spending the day ia
North Adams.
Shelley Wall is home from Williams
college to spend the holidays with his
parents on East M ain street.
Christmas service at the Baptist
church Sunday morning at 10 30 for
all. No Sunday school session.
l.. Corsiglia has his usual stock OF
fancy vegetables for the Xmas dinner
including celery, egg plant, lettuce etc.
This years nuts have also begun 10
arrive and the fruits of the season are
in prime condition.
Daniel Cantwell has resigned his DO
sition as barkeeper at the American
House and has gone to his home In
Hoosick Falls to live. John Murphy
OF Lincoln street has taken his place
at the American House..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Books and art novelties at L, ans.
BAIT
See Ross, the Hustler's advertise.
ment In this paper.
Rev II. j. Mailet OF East Dorset
has been the guest OF DR. and Mrs A e
Houle.
Today and tomorrow l.. Corsiglia
will take orders for mushrooms for
the Christmas dinner.
Gummoned Ribbon Santa Clause
seals, Holly crepe, Holly Tags and
labels at Evans. 34t7
Free car fare to Hoosick Falls ano
return II you buy your Christmas
presents of Geo. A. Ross. 35t4
Mems velvet and Alligator leather
slippers selling at 40 Cts, at the Ben
nington Shoe Store, actual worth %
cents. 35tf
Head quarters for Christmas slip
pers for men, ladies, boys, girls and
children at the bennington Shoe Store
and. every desirable style. 35tf
The annual turkey supper in COM
memoration OF Forefather's Day will
be held Ia the Second Congregational
chapel tomorrow. Friday evening,
Dec. 10th, at $50 O'Clock. A most
cordial invitation Is extended to all
36t2
Richard Boyce OF Bradford street
who underwent an operation In the
Troy City hospital for appendicitis
Wednesday Is reported to be in q very
serious condition and grave fears are
felt by his friends for his recovery.
Section men have finished laying
| rats on the Chatham division be.
tween Petersburg and North Peters
burg. The freight traffic at present on
this division Is not as heavy as 1t has
been during the past summer. One ex
ira freight was recently taken of.
Two high scores we're recently made
In the Y NC A bowling alleys. In
candle pins Grin Bowen made q score
| Of 90 pins and Olin d. Harwood rolled
2l2 in the big pins. A prize will be
given to the members having the high
est scores in the candle, duck and the
big pins.
There was large gathering OF peo.
pie in attendance at the social given
| by the local lodge N E o P in their
hall on South street last evening.
Cards we're played and dancing enjoy.
ed. The social is reported TO have
been success in every way by all
who were so fortunate as to be in at
| tendance.
The annual Christmas service at
the Baptist church will combine both
church and Sunday school. All de
partmenls OF the school will meet at 10.
20 liz the chapel and march to the
church at 1870. Parents are asked to
see that their children are on time.
The central portion OF the audience
room will be reserved for the school.
Don't forget the basket ball game in
the Y NJ G A gymnasium this evening
when the sophunores Of the local high
school will play the Juniors and SEN
Tors. This is the first game OF the sea
son to be played in the association
gymnasium and promises to be live
| ly one. The preliminary game Will be
between the Freshmen and the Midgets
two teams which have teen practcing
together for some time and are report
ed to be fast aggregation. The tick
cts for admission are 10 cents.
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A Remarkable Savings Bank
Record.

The Burlington Daily News pays its
compliments to the Hyde Park Savings
Bank 10 the following enthusiastic Ian
guage: :,
Congratulations to ex Gov Carroll
S. Page and his Lamoille County Saw
ings bank and Trust company
The company with the long name
has passed the million dollar mark-a
remark able record, considering its en-
vironmen,s aud the character OF its
clients. Another remarkable thing is
that every cent of the million dollars
is invested in Vermont TO foster YER
mont industries and develop Vermont
enterprises. " 1t Is stated that the
bank does not own a dollar of doubt
full paper and that it never had dol
lars worth of real estate except the
bank building which was charged TO
profit and loss some years ago.
Once more, congratulations!
This bank pays per cent compound
ed semi-annually on deposits OF 500
or more.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders of the First National bank Of
North Bennington, VT, will be held at
their banking house on Tuesday, the
7th day Of January, 1908 at 10 o'clock
a. m. for the purpose Of electing a
board of directors for the ensuing
year and for any other proper and nee.
essary business.
s. B. Hall, Cashier.
North Bennington. VT. Dec. 6. 1907.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly FOR Busy Readers.

Miss Kate Knapp of Stafford street
Is in Troy today.
Miss Ella Morrissey, clerk at Rams
dell's is confined to the house by the
humps.
Imported Christmas cards on sale at
the Woman's Exchange for the benefit
of St Mary's guild of st Peters
church. :.
Fred Wood has returned to his old
position as driver on G.. Schwartz de
livery wagon while G. Schwartz is in
Troy.
Miss Salle Gravesl has returned
from the Vermont Academy at Saxtons
River to spend the holidays with her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-20

piles Cured In 8 to IA Days.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching. Blind, Bleed
Ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-20
Judson Andrews
Carpenter.and Builder

has returned and is now ready to do all kin d
OF building repairing at short notice. Orders
can be left at ID. A. Wards Drug Store or ut
SHOP In rear. Residence telephoneS2s.
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POSTING NOTICE

hereby warn all persons not to hereafter
trust my wife, Nellie Jepson for shall pay no
HENRY JEPSON.
Bennington, vt Dec. 10, 1907. ii-2f2s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-21
ABOGADO.
Luis B. MIRANDA.

Afinadory conpositor de pianos en- todos
sus ramos en- cuya profession fue graduado
en- Ell colegiO de Michigan, e. u. Ofrece
sus servicios al publico, garantizandO los
trabajos que Sc lie conffen.
San Jose 3, altos. ApartadO de correO
no. /, ,107. San Juan p. r. 15v a.
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De SOCIEDAD.

Eg CGfRGyaL aL--Boto el hielo de ID indi-
ferencia conque 81 parecer era esperada II
temporada del 'scarnavap pr6ximo en- Il
Ciadad, ya se ha nombrado Ia comisi6n
que ha de entender en la direcri6a de las
isstaP, las que prometen quedar muy Iu-
cidas , cuyo prOgrama quedar6 en- breve
redactado.
Sc esperan 30 ''touriatas'' qus visnen
en- Mario con objeto de conocer como se
celebra el carnaval>en Puerto Rice.
: adorable corO En- Ia esp endida fun.
ci6n de anoche, cuya reYlsta hace en- otro
lugar de elte diario un experto compaiiero,
tuvo gran aceptaci6n , los mayorea aplau.
sos, 81 magnfico walls s'Plainte Amoreuss'.
de Paco Co1tes, que cantaron coro las
bellas st tfioTitas Carlotita Camnflas, Irma
Finlay, GuilIermina Gonzalez, Elenita =
Clementina Giusti, Maria Hsnares, Mon.
sta Ferrer, Josefa y Hayd6s Marin, Anna
lia Paoli, Alicia Sicard6, Maria Eoler
Mercedes y Providencia Velez. Hermo.
sfBimo coDjunto de admirable belleza
gracia presentaron las bellfsimas flores de
este ed6n, aquellas boquitas de claveles
roioB aquellog luceros negros, azules y
b!ancos en- delicioso contraste con las ini.
mitables caritas de las dulces INTERPRETERS
de tan sub ime armonfa, hicieron Ia deli.
cia de Ia concurrencia. ssLa Mutt de
Noel" un 61ito y el pdblico de San Juan
tributando al compatEiota Cort6s Ia mere
cida expression de 50 gran triunfo.
PersOnalcs -Ha regresado aver & Qua
yama el licenciado Gefior PalRcios Rodrf-
guez, fiscal interino de aquella corte, que
estuvo en- esta ciudad con motive de la
Ilegada del Gobarnador.
El licenciado sefior Manuel Ginorio
regres6 81 aabado 4 Cayey y el licenciado
Acopta Quintero 4 AIecibo, despu6s de
estar dos dias en- esta capital con 81 misno
objeto que 81 senior Palacioa
"A Manatt- Despues de permanecer dos
dias en- esta ciudad ha vuelto su simp6-
tico lar manatieno, Ia distioguida sefioIita
Lupita Vanga Que SO repitan sus gratas
Visitag.
Un banquete. -EI dia % del corriente
se llevar5 4 efecto, por eIementoB de Ia co.
lonia espa1ola de eata ciudad, IN banque'
te de Glen cubiertos. Sc trata de celebrar
Ia fiesta onom6stica del rey Alfonso XIII
= 81 referidc banquete iran Representatives.
de otras naciones y las autoridades de IL
isla.
SEMPER.
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Desgraciado
aCCidente
Una mujsl heEida poi arma de fuagO
D!I0 ella que el hSGh0 hahLa sIdO casual.

Aver mafiana funcion6 ell telefono del
cuaTto de socorror, pidiendo auxilio desde
Ia casa nlmero q de la calle del Conner.
clio de Ia Marine, porque una mujer 90
encontraba hsrida por arma de fuego. Ia
ambulancia fue en- 81 acto recojerla y u
condujo al cuarto de socorros en- donde So
le hizo Ia primera cura por 81 practicante
Hefior Llauger. Presentaba una herida
producida por arma de. fuego con Orifcio
de entrada situada por debajo de Ia region
maxilar derecha. Fsu6 luego conducida
al hospital municipal. Segdn manifesto
clones que hizo al senior Fiscal, 81 hecho
ha sido casual, pues en- momentos que col \
gaba ropa de una percha, So cuiado, "
padre de crianza que salfa de viaje para
Bayam6n. .poni6ndo las capsulaa & un re-
v6lver, se le dispar6. La lesionada se en-
cuertra en- grave estado ca 81 hospital. 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-21

-El aqua mineral natural de Vilaiui.
ga es 81 mejor remedio para las enfsrmeda.
Ter del est6mago; no So conoce otro
remedio mas eicdz nj menas perjudicial 4
los demas 6rganos hamanos.
Sus Ggentes en- San Juan son los sefio-
res F. Font y Hermano; tambien Sc vende
en- Ell estabIecimiento de Sucesores B.
Fernandez Hermanos, marina. Sncesores
Sobrinc Fernandez, Cristo % frente 4
CatedEal susucursal Fortaleza IA es-
quina Cristo.
Preeio: botella deun litro, 80 ctG /
fractur6ndose Il pata derechs.
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LA VILLA DE MADRID" ayisa {

Bus favorecedoree, que acaba de recibir les
legftimas alfombras terciopelo de Oriente,
maFca "Eecudo" para saIa, aaf como los
dTilea de hiIo, legftimo n6mero 100 Ji'
pijapa , las mejoFes alpacas negraS casi.
mires ingleBas.
En- materiales para Il confecci6n de
sombregcs, encagel, boFdados, aplicacione1
y corses; e Ia casa que tiene HismpFs el
mejor surtido ca Puerto Rico. Hacemos
engfos por correos ( todos los pusbIos de
Ii iala. TelsfonO e7S. p. o. B. 7e4.
San Francisco 5, San Juan 2. r.
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iSOLIDARlDRD UNIONISTA.
Dc ErTOyO fsIIGItal
4 lIustrss patrlOtas pusrtoTrlquefOs.
(For teiSgrafo.

El delegado senior Federico G. Wire
LA recibi6 aver el telegrama piguiente;
Arroyo Enero 19-2.28. p. m.
Federico E. Virella, Delegado Ia ca
mara, San Juan. -Interpretando opinion
unioniata en- este pueblo enviamos desde
aquf nuestro .saIudo los ilustres patrio-
tas de la Union puertorriquefa. Actitud
de Matienzo en- Ia C6mara asf como 50
discurso y el de de Diego demuestran que
entire los patriotas de nuestfo partido rel
ma Ia cohesion y la discipline Abrase
en- nombre dc los unionistas de Arroyo
los ilutres leaders Muhoz, Matienzo, De
Diego Y.Zano.- HaLeriano Nieues''.