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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-31
Muslin Underwear Sale.

this week We ilave been planning for this for several
weeks We are prepared to show the best garments
you have ever pureh istd for the price.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
]APS SEEK A WAR
HsCOUNT TAM SAYS ONLY So
LUTON is APPEAL TO ARMS
USE s'v FRANCISCO TROUBLE
Wake Much of This to Stir Up Feel.
ing for Political Purposes There
in Japan.

Toxic, June 9.-"The persecution
of the Japanese in San Francisco is
4 wicked act. Should diplomacy fail
10 bring about satisfactory solution
the only way open to us is an appeal
to arms. Our mind is firmly made
up. 1t is certain that America will
yield, for its people are radically
commercial"
This is the speech made by Wis
count TAM, leader of the opposition
in the house of peers and head of the
defense of kuamoto in the Satsuma
rebellion.
Washington, D. c.. June 1O.-That
the Japanese of the Pacific coast, and
the progressives a political party of
Japan have entered into an alliance,
which has the earmarks of an inter-
national conspiracy, with the over
throw of the present ministry in ia
pan and the annulment of the clause
in the immigration bill excluding ia
panese coolie labor from continental
United States as the ultimate objects,
was learned here yesterday
The preliminary steps in this
scheme, it is said, will be to induce
Toxic to recall Viscount Aoki, am
bassador to the United States. and to
demand an apology and perhaps an
indemnity for alleged acts of violence
against Japanese in San Francisco
With this end in view the repre-
sentatives of the faction hostile to the
Saionji ministry have been in Wash
ington to consult with the Japanese
ambassador and the state department
officials regarding the Objectionable
clause in the immigration bills. the
California school question and the re-
cent riots in San Francisco.
The report which they have sent to
Toxic. it is alleged will firm the basis
of a systematic campaign to bring
about anti-American demonstrations
in Japan and to force Foreign Minis
ter Hayashi to demand indemnity and
an apology.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

Iona Beers was reported some
better Monday.
Miss Stella Liegan is working for
Mrs. Tom Hard wick tor the present.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Anderson is i'll with cold and
bronchitis.
A cousin of Soren Anderson arrived
here Monday on a visit with him
for week.
Hans Hansen made business trip
to Omaha Sunday, returning on
Tuesday morning.
N. l.. Hansen went to Omaha last
Monday for the purpose of investing
in carload of horses.
Mr.. Elijah Pearson, formerly OF
Oaktield, redently died at the home
of his son in Wyoming.
Miss Lola Parrott has been work
ing for Mrs. Clyde May during the
illness and de.th of the latter's
little sou.
The Misses Alma Hansen and Lena
Beck returned Monday from Attain
tic after visiting with Miss Rose
Christotfersen.
Miss Kathleen Freeman is working
for her aunt, Mrs. Will Woodward
in Atlantic, and Miss Lutte is work
ing tor Mrs. G. K. Hallock.
William Onken, ST., is troubled
with his old complaint, lumbago,
which has rendered him incapable OF
moving around for few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Mel.
son last Thursday, girl Of the
usual size and weight. The mother
was formerly known as Miss Susie
Huyck.
Chris Jessen's girl stubbed her
foot on broken tumbler the other
day, cutting an ugly looking cash
over two inches in length on top
of the foot.
Hans Hansen's boy, little Hans,
who last week broke both bones in
one leg, was improving Monday, on
which day the physician intended to
put the limb in plaster cast to
avoid all accidents.
The gun shoot at Chris Hoegh's
last Sunday was success, the club
using shot guns and clay birds, and
owing to the dark day, the rifle
shooting was postponed for two
weeks or until June 23d. when the
club will meet at Peter Hoegh's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
DEFENSE AFTER ORCHARD
Foundation For Rebuttal DeveIo ped
BY Testimony.

by eStimOny.
Boise. Idaho, June 9---The cross
examination of Harry Orcnai by his
own confession the SLAYER OF eighteen
men by bullet and bomb is likely II
last Though Monday and Tuesday of
next week and possibir longer. Or
chard Las now been on the stlnl for
fourteen hours in di:9't and cross
EXAMINATION. OF this the :tata had
him in h>nd for seve and half
hours
In that tine Orchard spared no in
ciden.s of his more rectn. life under
the questioning of the state that
might prove to the jury his readiness
slaughter for low wage. and how in
different he had been as to the num-
Der or conditions of his victim This
story brought out by counsel for the
state was. however. merely synop-
sis of what has occurred since 1899.
The climax sent a sudder through the
court room. Under cross-eXamnation
by e. F. Richardson counsel for W.
ID. Haywood. Orchard has SO far de-
veloped this series of tragedies, but
only up to 1904. Three more years
and many more murders are to be
brought out
Slowly but surely the defense is
developing the lines which it homes
to break down the story of Harry
Orchard now on trial, Moyer or Petit
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
Oakfield and Brayton

FOR SALE One beefy, blocky
Short Horn Bull, Yearling. Farm
about six miles southeast of Bray ton.
j3 w. d. PRATT, Bray ton.
j. F. Jensen's boy is i'll with the
measles.
l. P. Hallock of Oakfield had bust
ness at the county seat last Monday.
Miss Alma Liegan is confined to
her bed with a genuine attack OF
measles.
George Arnold, manager of the
elevator passed Tuesday in Extra
on business.
Andrew Thompson spent Tuesday
in Extra visiting his brother, Chris,
before he returns to his work in
Omaha.
Several farmers in this vicinity
thought it better to replant their
corn fields than to run the risk of u
poor stand.
"Happy" has again settled down
near Brayton with headquarters at
Hotel de Beers, coming from Attain
tic last week.
Mrs. Cousins went to Audubon
Monday evening to visit her son,
Darwin, who has been very i'll but
is now slowly improving.
There were twenty-nine cars of
stock forwarded from this station in
May and twenty-one cars of lumber,
brick, ETC., received and the ticket
sales amounted to $1S5 50.
McGovern & Company shipped six
cars of hogs from this station the
past week. This firm is paying all
the porkers are worth at this time
and is doing business accordingly.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
received car OF four hundred and
twenty thousand red cedar shingles
this week for which Nels had to pay
nearly four hundred dollars freight.
Some two weeks ago L. F. Miller
had the painter at work on his bank
and dwelling and now that they are
finished, they are thing of beauty
and JOY forever,-until the paint
wears off.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
Plenty of large sewer pipe at the
Green Bay Lumber yards. If

Plenty of large sewer pipe at the
Green Bay Lumber yards. If
Mayor S. R. Nelson made a bust
ness trip to Audubon Saturday.
Frank Lambert was in town Mon
day in consultation with DR.. Koob.
Miss Gearheart of Oakfeld went
to Extra Monday evening to visit
friends.
Edwin Delahoyde visited at the
Brayton bank the latter part Of
last week.
Messrs. Evelyn Wood and Clyde
Bowen made a flying trip to Des
Moines Monday.
Oakfield township has invested in
six new road drags of the very latest
pattern which our blacksmith is
making for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Horton and
children visited his parente, A. T.
Horton and wife over Sunday, re-
turning to Audubon Monday.
Mrs. Elsie Stende Franklin and
child of Keitsville, Missouri, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Essington and
husband and former friends in this
vicinity.
Bernie Bintner and brothers sold
three cars of cattle to Hensley
Brothers & Thielen Monday, which
that firm sent to market on the
evening train.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

And prices the you try to match them elsewhere These
buggies among the best buggies built and possess all the
features of the highest grade work convey through the
illustration the unequaed fnish rich uphoerng and harmony
of design The only way and them Wheels
high air dried second growth hk axes long distance
and the springs are the French head pattern riding
Trimmings genuine leather heavy Australian wool dried
broadcloh sweled paneled bodies guaranteed split
the hand rubbed and p9shed
leather top norway iron clips and bolts hickory reaches full roned
moced block; hand eath
bow sockets wrists leather covered
style automobile IL fifth
wheel all w9o head lining wool lined leather boot tack all the
you Po see TINS wo @ ev9y anyhng
article good. If it tell
bring good Bugges prices square
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
bone, who are as yet to lie tried on

bone, who are as yet to lie tried on
the same charge.
At the close of Orchards cross
examination the state will take him
in hand for the redirect and then
will come the ecross-examinaton 1t
seems hardly probable that he will be
week. He may be recalled afterward
the penitentiary says that Orchard
shows no sign Of nervousness or
strain. He eats we'll and speaks
without emotion of the events of the
day.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

In the growing Of wheat the mill.
ing quality Of the grain must be con.
sidered as well as the yield.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

Professor Bapcock OF the Wisconsin
experiment station says that COWS
should receive about one ounce of salt
each per day. Cows differ greatly in
regard to their ability to live without
salt. At the station mentioned COWS
were kept without salt to see how
soon their health would appear to be
affected by the deprivation. One COW
showed the effects in month and an.
other in about year. In time, how
ever, the effect of not having enough
salt is very injurious.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

A mistake is not so bad If the one
making it is smart enough and wise
enough to profit by it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

You need not hesitate about using this
new Hair Vigorfrom anyfear ofits chang
ing the color of your hair. The new
Ayers Hair Vigor prevents premature
grayness, but does not change the color
OF the hair even to the slightest degree.
Made by the j. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
Clyde Mays Baby Dead

Died Saturday, June 9th, at $50
a. M, Frank, the nineteen months
old SOB of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde May.
residing two miles southeast OF
Extra, after short illness with
meningitis. The funeral was held
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. from the Bap-
fist church in Brayton, Rev. Nels
Sorensen officiating. Interment took
place in the beautiful Oaktield ceme-
terry. The parents have the sym
pathy of the community in their
bereavement. The fatherand mother
beg to return their sincere thanks to
the friends who so kindly assisted
during the illness and death of their
darling boy.
A man who is in perfect health, SO
he can do an honest days work when
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr.. l.. e. Rod.
gers, of Branchton, Pa, writes that he
WAS not only unable to work, but he
couldn't stoop over to tie his own
shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made a new man of him. He
says, Success to Foley's Kidney
Cure" Sold by Nick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

The true basis of all good farming
must be found in the honest pride
which the farmer takes in his calling.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
pOr able
!EgVt0 ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE" IA OEM0CRIC UXDA!
Sltuacion insoste-
nible en- Persia,

Tehelan, Persia, diciembre 27.-A pesar de
los esfuerzos hechos para normazar la sltuac6n que
los disturbios revolucionarios han creado que de-
terminaroh una grave crisis gubernamental, esta ST.
que sin que, como lego creerse >resolvierala el
nombramiento de nuevos ministries hechos por el
Shah Ia promesa de respetar la Constitution otor
gada por el pueblo, Los diplomaticos extranjeros,
reunlos en- vista de la anormalidad dc las circuns
tanclas, discuten la proposition lntento de dirigr
Sc al Shah manifestandole que, de no mejorar la ST.
tuaci6n, quedar garantizada, Inglaterra Russia
habr&n de proceder de acuerdo intervinendo de mo-
do e6eaz. Is possible que 81 cuepo dipomaHco lie
ga un acuerdo defnitvo, las dos citadas potencias
Sc veran compedas cumplir las clhusulas del re-
cente ratado por q cual Sc les reconoce e derecho
una intervention 81 el gobierno del impetio result
ia mpotene para resolver conaictos intetnos de Ia
indole del presente Sc sfrma que e deseo de In
glaterra Russia que los representatives diplomad-
COS de las demas potencias reconczncan la necesdad
de tai intervention yprueben la conducta que el
estado de cosas les aconseja seguir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
blica no,teamericana sobre sus convecinas de Ia
meseta central del continente.
Acumulando prue>
bas en- su defensa.

Washington, diciembre 2s.-La disputa de
Rixey Brownson Sc hace cada vez mas acalorads.
Adqulere las preparedness de>un verdadero GfaUe
sensational 81 almirante obllsado renunciar por
Ia tirantez de relaciones del Negocldo su cargo
y el Executive. no Sc muestra dispuesto aceptar
las enormes responsibilities que Sc le achacan
que suponen su completa anulaci6n como marino.
Gestona su defensa trata de eacumular toda cla-
Sc de prueba que testfquen 81 su conducta fuk 6
NO correcta efcientes sus servicios en- e NaViga-
hon Bureau. Las acerbas critlcas del sMc Clures
Magazine generalizan, agdn articulo cltase la
opinion de algunos vce-almirantes, sobre todo del
cspltan del Oyegon quien dio raiz de la explosion
ocurrida en- las torres del Massachusetts que ese te
rrible accldente hubiera podido causar, en- otras
crcunstancias, la destruction de varios barcos a
causa seguramente de defciencia no advertidas con
oportunidad FOR el almirantazgo. Sc cree que este
asunto sera presentado al Cougreso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
La enperatriz rusa
Affection mental.

San Petersburgo, diciembre 28.-La Czarina
Sc halia enferma de mucho cuidado Sc afrma
que sa delicadistno estado de su salud es debido
una gran postraci6n nerviosa causada por los fre-
cuentes atentados teuoristas las .reretidas anne
nazas de muerte contra toda la familia imperial
La Czarina Sc halla recoglda en- CANA desde hace
varias semanas. Cuando el secreta1io Taft vlSit6
el palacio de Tsarkoese!O no pudo ser presentado
ella por esa causa. Muestrase en- todos los faml.
lares de ia augusta dana gran ansiedad, pues re-
husa aceptar la sdplica del emperador, qulen por
insistente recommendation de los facultatvos de pa.
aclo la ha manifestado la necesidad de que viaje
en prolougada excursion al exterior. Sc teme que
la dolencia de la emperatrz degenere en- una grave
afecci6n mental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28

to con la suma de $500 por cada
una. La edifcaci6n de dichas casas
escuelas quedara q cargo de las
respectlvas juntas escolares, pu.
dlendo estas 81 10 estiman necesario
aumentar dicha suma de $2co, de
sus propios recursos, para que Ia
construction resulte a entera salts
facci6n de las proplas juntas esco-
lares. Donde 10 exijan las necesida-
les de los Districts escolares, po.
dram establecerse en- aIgunas de las
nuevas casas construidas, escuelas
rurales por perfodos esoolares de E
meses dsntro del afio.
% -Recomendawos la apro-
taeion del proyecto de crear Glen
becas para maestros puertorrique-
nos, al objeto de que puedan tras.
ladarse q los Estsdos Unilos, du-
rante el periodo de vacaclones, pa
ra la smpliacion de sus estudios
PROFESSIONALS y Professionalism
del idioma ingles.
3s-Asi mismo cree muy con
veniente este Comlte la Idea ex
pussta por el Honorable Comisio
nado, de aumentar hasta ,I5o {
numero de becas que existen en- II
actualidad, para cursar estudic.
en- la EScuela Normal, 4 fin de con
tribulr al aumento del profesoradC
que demandan las exigencias de i
diffusion dc la enstfianza en- nues
ira isla.
49-El Comite Sc pronuncia e
, s=ntido favorable Iespecto al pre-
yecto presentado por el Departs
mento, de reformar Ia inspecci6
escolar en- Il senddo de sustltu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
I riunfo del pres l.
dente Roosevelt,

Londres, Dicismbre FL gran diario aThe
TimesO ha pubcado un extenso editorial juzgando
la poftica de los Estados Undos respecto del gruro
de repubcas centro americans. FL sTimesS con-
sidera que el tratado la sere de convenlos fir
nados en- Ia reciente conferencia de las cltadas re-
pdblicas cuyos representatives reunie1onse Ell Was
hington, es un triunfo del presidents Roosevelt y
IN ejemplo del mas positive emperiaisnoo, pues
clio atestigua que los Rstados Unidos patrocinan-
do, de acuerdo con Mexico, el aludido congreSo,
aceptan por su patte la responsabiidad de cuanto
bsjo sus auspicios fuE realzsdo por las cnco rep1
blicas. Opina eThe NmesS que ese acto es trascen-
dental rea6rma la Influenza politica de la repd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
NDT|c|LS GENERATES
PrOgrama de la retire
ia de maf1ana. Ban
da de Ia Policia.
OPERA <MARINA,
Una OMISSION. Casino espa.
mol de Humacao. Niue.
va Junta Directiva.
OPERA sMARINA>

Programa de las piezas que
tocara en- Ia retreta de mahana, do
mingo, la Banda de la Policla In
sular:
"a Paso,doble sBohemlos,o VI
YES. q DANA sLa Criolla,O Due
flo. 5. Couplets de Ia zarzuela sis
Gaita Blanca, = Wives. a Selecc. on
de la zarzuela aEl duo de la Africa.
na,O Caballero. s. Coro de Fuma.
doras y Zamacueca zarzuela sSobri.
nos de Captain Grant,' Caballero.
s. Pctpurri de aires del pats, Cam.
pos. Y Couplets de la zarzuela
sRuido de Campanas,s Leo. uStar
Spangle Banners
La nueva Junta directiva del
Casino Espahol de Humacao ha
quedado constituida en- la forma
que sigue:
presidente, seiior Juan Bertran
vice Presidente, stiior Paniagua;
Tesorero, sefot Francisco Simonet;
Tesorero suplente, sefior Juan Bu-
higas; Secretatlo, sehor Faustlno
Rspina; Secretario suplente, sefor
Pablo Liciaga. Vocales: sehores
Jose V. Pujals, Jose Lions, Celso
Lorenzo. Vocales suplentes: seno-
res Gil Martinez, Alfonso Faura,
Felix Sanchez.
-En las notas teatrales que
publicamos aver Sc cometi6 una
omission:
gRn el pSrrafo que dice: sPor
primera vez en- Pnerto Rico Sc re.
present6 anoche sMarinas, como
6peraS, falt6 aHldir, scon el llbretc
en- castella nos
Esto fue 10 que escriblmos,
pues la Compafi(a de Sconanlgllo
representa- dicha obra en- letra ita.
Llama, en- la temporada que reallz6
aqul hace algdh tempo.
-Ha sido autorizado por eI
Conseio Ejecutivo el nom bramientc
de dos empleados, con St., 400 cada
uno con destino / Ia Comlsi6n de-
Servicio Civil.
-Antes de anoche Sali6 de ls
penitenciaria, en- libertad provlsio.
nal bsjo palabra, el excabo de Ia
policia insular Jose Ortiz Llauger.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28

ma nposterta para 81 atrsque de los
vapores de su emp1esa.
Funda Mr.. Crahame esa reso-
luci6n en- que el Senor ValdGs no ha
cumplido con los requisites del per.
misc, principalmente por 10 sucio
y antihlgienico de los vapores y por
los peligIos ueofrecen & la segu.
ridad y vida de los passieros.
FL asunto pas6 4 estudlo del
Comite de Frauquicias.
Ell sAlcoholado de ZerbiS de.
liclosamente perfumado, supe1a a
sus competidores.
-Esta noche Sc anuncla una
variada ( interesante funcion en- el
cinemat6grafo, exhlbiendose vistas
nuevaS.
--Ha sido aprobado por eli Go.
bernador el anticipo de Scs.5I6.I3
solicitado por el municipio de Ca.
yey para construir un acueducto, 81
cusi lie fue concedido por el Conse-
10 Riecu'ivo.
"A solicltud del GomlSionado
del interior han sido aprobs das
las sigulenies asiguaCiones. S1a, COZ
para Ia carretera de Maunabo &
Patillas; S.. 900 para ls de Barros al
ALTO de la Banderan; 5000 para
ls de sCors limos a Msric; o = 50 o o
para Il municiplo de AibOnito, con
destlno 4 las cbrRs del acuedusto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
TElTRO MUNICIPAL
La function de anoche.
Ell coro de las ha amacas
en- "La taxa de ThS". !
<lA DlvlSk,
<El Mozo crdos. .-Luisa Are
gui. <Ouisqulllaas.-El
tango del Caugrejo.

Ola taxa de thes, ala divisas y
al mozo cluos, fueron las obras
puestas anoche en- escena.
De- la prlmera ya hemos hsbla.
do. Hoy solo shadiremos, tocante
q la spattituraS, que q n1mero mas
dellcado de esta, es eI co1o, que al
gunos areopagitas llaman sde las
hamacRs.D
al, diyisao es una de tantss
de esas obIlllas que abundan en- el
genero chico, y cuyo nuico fin 6
entretener y diver.ir al uditorio.
Abunda en- chistes bien traidos, de
buena ley, que proyocan a lisa y
contentamiento.
De la musica, no hay que ha-
blar.
In Il deseuptiio distinguie.
ronse la stfiora Chaves, el stfior
Real, el s.iior Vidal, que caracteri.
rs muy bien el papel de aPascuali.
tor -el preteudieute de aRemedicss
COLO y jorobado por mas St mas
y el sehor Freixas,
Via divisas lleno Su cometido:
Ia de hacer reir grandemente al p1.
biico.
En- eEl mozo ciloD, LuiSa Are.
gui estuvo 4 la altula de costumbre.
Aquel sQulsquillaSS no ces6 de ha.
Ger cosquillas al respectable, y dijo
con intenci6n y grace 10 el recitado,
Ileno de sal y pimlenta, Gu que re.
6ere sus malsndanzAs de organi-
llero.
sY 20 dale que dale al orga-
AAAAAS~
Al cautar el tango del causte-
10, fue el disioque.
Cast todos los aplauSos de Ia
noche fueron para ella.
Fl sehor Gale, en su papel de
borracho, bsstante bien.
En- cuanto la stiiora Aran.
guren y q los seiores Freixas, Mar.
tinez y Vidal parecenos que pudie.
ron imprimir un POGO mas de re-
lleve y Wis c6mica los personajes
que iuterpretabau.
NotG 6sne. Il a s.fiora Arizona,
-creo que Sc llama asi-cotista do
punta, en- el duo 8 10 que fuere que
cant6 con el sehor Real, bis6, pc.
tici6n do la gsleris.
Y Sc mostl6 muy satisfecha y
a1n con ganas de jalearse un po'
quillo.
iBuena voz, buena, buenal :.
Don Jacobito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28
JUNTAS ESCOLARES
Session celebrada esta manana-Varios discursos,
Informe importante de una Comisi6n.

proposition de varies representan
tes, en- el sentido de que para las
discusIones Sc comedian Solamente
dos turnos en- pro y dos Ell contra.
Fl seiior Orcini, de Vega alta,
secundado por el stiior de JESUS,
de Utuado, advietten que Sc estg
fsltando al programa y que no de
be comenzarse ninguna discussion
hasta que el sedor Enrique c,
Hernandez haya pronunciado su
discurso.
81 sehor Hernandez habla acer-
ca del desarrollo de las juntas esco
lareS.
Antes de terminarse la session
de la msflana, el totografo sefior
Colorado tom6 una fotogrrfia del
acto.
81 informe de la Comision, que
seia presentado a la Asamb!ea en-
la session de la tarde, dice 10 ST.
guiente;
"A LA ASAMBLEA; La co.
mission que suscribe, deslguada pol
la asamblea de Juntas Escolares ds
Puerto Rico, para dictsninar acer.
ca de las cuestiones sometidas a ST
consideration por el Honorable Co
misionado de Education Mr.. Dex
ter, tiene el honor de someter q ID
consideration de la assmblea las 81
guientes reSoluciones.
Este Comite secunda col
verdsdero entusiasmo los desee
del Hon. Comisionado de Educa
ci6u para la construction de &c
casas- -escuelas Iursles de nuev
cresei6n, repaTtidas en- la isla, par
10 cual conttibuira el Departamer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-28

los actuales Inspectores de Dlstri-
to por Supervising Principals, y
creandose ademas 5 plazas de Supe-
rlptendentes Generates para la ins.
peccion de todos los distritos esco,
lares de ls isla. Ri nombramlen-
to de los referidos Supervising
Principals, seia heeho por el Ho-
noble Comislonado de Educaci6n,
de scuerdo con las Juntas Escola-
res de Ia islA.
Estos son los puutos que este
Comite tlene el honor je Someter 4
esa respectable Assmbiea.
Respetuosamente,
Presldente, ]. N. carbonell,
de San Juan; Secretario, Domingo
Rublo, de AItcbo; VocaIes: Anto
nIo Grau, de Guayama; A. Mora
les Lebr6n, de Ponce; Pedro Orca.
sltss, de Humacac; Julio Vincenty
de May agiez; francisco Gonzalez
de Agusdilla,