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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
san Juan Y LA ISLA
Distribution de calza-
do a los meuestero-
sos en- Ponce.
SALA De SOcORROS
SALA De SOCORROS
Nueva sociedad mercantil en-
Vega.baja.- Regreso de
los Banos de Coamo,

De Ponce: aCon el producto d
la suscriclfn destinada 4 proveer
De calzado a los anemicos mis- p,,
bres de la jurisdiction de Ponce,
han sido socorridos con un par de
zapatos durante ell pasa 10 mes, IS
indtviduos en- Ia forml siguiente. s
en- la ciudad y % EN- los blrrios ru.
rales.
Ha sido Impossible q los docto.
res Salazar y Ferrin, iniciadores de
esta idea, calzar tod IS los anGmlcos
curados en- la estaci6n de anenia, '
al hacerlo con los mas pobres, anse.
! nan a los demas la gran impottan.
cha que tlene Ell uso del calzado CO.
mo MEDIA pro6lactica, pues evit,
la maSamorya, puerta de entrada
del parasitic que ocasiona la anetnia.
FL resultado de Ia idea puesta
en- practica por los doctores Salazar
Ferran, secundada noblemente por
las damas de Ponce, Sc deja vsr en-
ell ndmero cada ola mayor de indivi-
duos que concurren calzados 4 la
estacion de enema en- busca de me.
dicinas.D
Aver tarde regresaron de SD
viaje a los bafios de Coatno rues.
tros distinguidos amigos don Jose
Figueras, Juez del Tribunal Su-
premo y ST. sehor hijo don Pope,
Secretario de la Corte Gle Distrito.
Los sefiores don Jose AIon-
so y Alvarez y don Rosendo Alon.
so y Alvarez, de Vaga-baja, nos
participant atentamente que han
constituido una sociedad mercantiI
en- dicha villa bajo la raz6n de J.,
Alfonso y Hermano.
Aver fueron asistidos en- la
sala de socorros Lape Apoute, de
confusion en- la prinera falange
del dedo fndice de la mano izquier-
da; y. Salvador Gimenez, de herida
en- la region plantar.
-Ha dejado de pertenecer a
la reduction del estimable colega el
aHeraldo EspaiolD, nuestro parti-
cular amigo compaiero en- la prem
sa don Isaac 1rizarry Ssport.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
AOTIS De cOROzlL
Brillante ~adninistra.
ci6n municipalities
su1tado exce1ente.
BueNOs ERPLEADOs
La Sub.estaci6n de anemia.
E personal cumple fel-
mente sus deberes.

He aquf la situaci6n econ6mi
ca dc este municipio.
1ngresos durante el aio isca
pasado $6.242.oI. Egresos veri
fcados en- el mismo afo 81, 1o4. 90
Existencia en- GAIA para fondos or
dinarios $3.50 80. Para fondo'
de camiuos $261.69. Los fondo.
actuales de la Junta Escola sor
$4r2.12. Superabit para Ell ejer'
ctcio de 1907 1908 2.I37.oo, y ade'
mas uu fondo remanente de cuatro.
cientos doce dollars doce centavcs
de Ia Junta Escolar.
Ademas este municipio orde-
no la construction de una buena Y
Bonita carnlcerfa para hacer Ell ser.
vicio de subasta de la carne al pre-.
clio mas limitado. Varias repara-
clones n~ecesarias Sc han hecho en-
Ia casa-Alcaldia. Falta ahora que
lie den una buena mano de pintura.
81 alumbrado pdb.ico esta nota.
blemeute mejorado por las 1luevas
instalaciones de muchos faroles.
Toias las GALES han sido repara
das y bien arreglada la calle de Ia
marina que estaba Internal
-Hemos visitado la sub. Esta.
ci6n de anemia, y nuestro amigo
seior ssGae, practicante y auxiliar
de dicha sub Estaci6n, nos facilit6
los datos siguientes, que como prue-
ban Ell resultado de la misma duran.
te los nueve meses que viene funcio.
inando.
Los resultados son: Que aban-
DOMAIN el tratamiento sec anEmicos;
Practicamente curados, e76; Cura-
dos, 666; En- tratamiento, 1926;
Fallecido, /. Total 1904.
Esta sub. estaci6n es una de
les que mas trabajos tienen en- la
isla, porque asisten a ella enfer-
mos de ciertos barrios de Vega
alta, del pueblo de Naranjlto y sus
barrios, asf es que el Official encar-
gado y SD auxiliar trabajan sin des-
canso, pues hemos visto al amigo
Gae atendiendo 4 los enfermos
hasta las cinco de la tarde.
81 aqul registramos 52o4 casos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

} Estaba perfectamente enterado de
} lmportante asunto de las tarifa
trarcesas y pudimos observar gu,
lie despertaba vivo interes TODD X
concerniente al cafe de Puerto Rico
Nuestra entrevista fue bastante lar.
ga y deducimos que la situacion de
nuestro pleito estaba en- Was de I'm
arreglo sa~tisfactorio, aunque NADIA
Sc habia dicho hasta la fecha, pues
Sc aguardaba la llegada de I'm emf.
sario especial que habfan enviado
de Washington a Francia para ARE.
glar ciertas diferencias entire ambas
naciones de indole economical, y lle-
vaba en- nota Ell cafe de Puerto
Rico.
Deseo consignar que pude obser-
var que nuestro Comisionado Larri.
naga Sc habia ocupado con actividad
del asunto del cafe, y en- gran parte
sus trabajos habfan dado resultados
satlsfactorios, y % la ayuda ahora
del Speaker de la Camara de Puerto
Rico, e1 pleito tiene aspecto de un
buen exito.
FL sefior de Diego, tuvo una lar
ga conferencia con el Secretario del
Departamento de Agricultural, Tue du.
r6 tres horas. Sc nos ofrecio la Es-
cuela de Agricultural, que solicitaba
ell sefior de Diego, igual a las estable-
cidas en- Alabama, Georgia y louisa
ma; y que han dado resu tados tan ex-
.celentes en- los Estados Unidos, v que
sustituira la Estaci6n que existe ac-
tualmente Ell Mayagtez. FL Secreta-
rio Sc r1ostr6 muy interesado por los
aSuntoS de Puerto Rico.
La conferen>ia one tnvimos con
Mr.. Charles Henry Treat, T'esorero de
Estados Unidos, fue tambien lar.
ga y satisfactoria.
FL sefior de Diego aplaudi6 la ac-
tual administration de Puerto Rico.
Elogi6 la conducta de los Gobernado.
res Winthrop y Post, y dijo que salvo
excepciones, los hombres del
Gobierno de Puerto Rico eran perso.
mas aptas & i~nteresadas Ell Ell bien de
Puerto Rico.
FL seior de Diego merece los
aplausos del pals, por u trabaios en-
los Estados Unidos, abandonando sns
intereses %particulares de su bufete Dor
algnn tempo, para dedicar sus ene,.
gals a la causa del pals. Su valer v
81 inteligencia han sido puestos en-
e%jercicio para obtener Ell gran exito v
la ovacion recibida en- la asamblea de
jamestown.
Fl pueblo americana es I'm gran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

de anemicos icuantas personals VIC
timas de la uncinariasis habra en-
esta isla?
Mucho nos complace tener TIN
personal id6neo, active y laborioso
al frente de la sub-estaci6n de
anemia. Adelante, doctor Bou y
don Jaime Gae, que recibiran como
recompensa el feel agradecimiento
de tantos pobres y desventurados
islehos. Hay que ejercer Ia carl
dad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
De DIEGO En- IA NETROPOL|
5U5 GE5TIONHS

De regreso otra vez q Puert,
Rico, me es muy grato decir alg,
respecto q los trabajos efectuado.
por mi querido amigo Ell sefior do,
Jose de Diego, speaker de la Camars
de Delegates, en- New York !
Washington.
Fl cable de anteayer anunci6 sus
exisos en- Jamestown, acuyo punto
me fue impossible acompaaarle, puks
Ell ~ de julio encontrandome con 81
en- Washington, recibi TN cable,
anunciandome la gravedad de mi
madre, y l~lamandome urgentemente
a Puerto Rico. Abandone con
pesar q los Estados Unidos, en-
aquellos momentos, en- que mi pre-.
sencia era ~necesaria, para interpre-
tar el discourse del sefior de Diego
en- la exposition de Jamestown, EN- la
asamblea de los speaker, que habfa
de tener lugar Ell treinta del mes
pasado. Ahora bien, antes..de en-.
barcarme conseguf que me sustitu-
vera un joven cubano, Ell seior Oui.
les, que hace diez a1os vive en- New
York y habla acknowledgements Ell
ingles, y quien acompah6 al Presi-
dente de la Camara de Puerto. Rico
hasta Jamestown.
TIVE apesar de este contra
tempo, la satisfaction de acompa.
lar por algunos dfas al sefor de
Diego en- Washington y auxiliarle
en- sus trabajos en- pro de la causa
que lie llev6 a la Metr6poli.
FL sefor de Diego fue muy
atendido en- los Departamento de
Estado, Agriculture y Tesorerfa.
La primera vista que hicimos fue
ex, Gobernador de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Beekman Winthrop, y este
buen amigo de Puerto Rico Sc ocu.
pa actualmente de los asuntos de
nuestra isla. Nos di6 varias cartas
para los Departamentos de Estado
y Agriculture y nos ocupamos prin.
cipalmente del asunto cafe, que tan
to preocupa q nuestro pueblo.
Ausente de Washington Ell Sc.
cretario Root, nos avistamos con
Mr.. Alvey Augustus Adee, encar-
gado de la Secretaria de Estado en-
ausencia de Mr.. Root.
Mr.. Adee ocup6 por muchos
aios el cargo de Secretario de la
americana en- Madrid
habla correctamente Ell espa1ol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
GURABO

Sc anuncia la vacante de dos es.
cuelas rurales en- esta Jurisdiction.
Los que las pretendan pueden enviai
su solicitud por Ell plazo de ocho dfas,
acompa1ando el ndmero de certifca.
do. clase y tanto por ciento de in
les.-ANToN1o VAGUE, Pyesiden.
R.--Gurabo re de Agosto de 1907. TIC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
ASUNTOS D|V[RSOS
Clausura del hospital
de vario1osos de Ca
yey.- ~Vacunaci6n.
EPIOEMIA ExTlNGUIDA
Nuevo telegra6sta para Rio.
grande. en- el tea.
tro y sus alrededores.

Con fecha 81 de Julio del pa
sado Sc clausur6 Ell hospital de va
riolosos de Cayey, por haber termi
nado allf dicha epidemic. Ell Supe
rintendente del expresado hospital
senior Feijoo y los practlcantes ii
zol y Caballero, han sido destina.
dos a la vacunaci6n obligatoria &c
aquel vecindario.
Placenos consignar eli gran &C.
10 y actividad con que ha procedi-
do Ell gobierno en- la extinction de Ia
expresada epidemic, ash como q Ia
accion e6caz del DEPARTMENT. Su.
perior de Sandal y autoridades de
aquel pueblo, q quienes Sc debe eli
haberse podido contener a tempo
la propagation de aquella enferme.
dad.
Ha sido nombrado telegra-
6sta de Rio Grande, eli estimabJe
joven don Miguel Fernandez Kni-
de, quien en- otras poblaciones, don.
de ha servido, Sc ha ha hecho acree-
dor al mayor aprecio por sus rele-
vantes prendas personales.
-Atennoche durante la func;6n.
hubo una alarma entire la genie cue
estaba en- ell teatro y sus alredeIo-
res. I'm indlviduo venia persegui-
do por I'm policfa y al llegar 4 SUI
casa, frente a la Plaza de Colon. Sc
INTRODUCE en- ella tan violentamente
que su familia sufri6 I'm gran sobre.
salto, principalmente una seiiora
que cayo vfctima de Tin ataque.
BALsAMo DE H1Gos, dnico
remedio e6caz, maraviIloso, para
curar Embellishments las enfeyme-
dades Praptas de la mujey. Pidase
al Br. Raldiris. Box 1886. Ssn
Juan.
FL vecino de Arecibo don
Emilio Antique, ha solicitado su
ingreso en- Ell Sanatorio de Tuber.
culosos de Santurce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

GRAN H0tdl3tluant 1NGLA7fRRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 12'-Cruz FOrtaIeza 81.

Construida expresarene para Hotel. Capacidad para 200 pasajaos
Situation Ia mas centrca. Vistas Ia bahia y alas GALES de Tetuan. Cruz
y Fortaleza. 81 mas tresco y ventf1ado de La capital. FL comedor &c me-
gor Las Antnlas. Tiene departamentos Independence para famiias. Ds
lac e IA de Agoto nge ademas del plazo antique de las comidas, eli sstems
americana q gusto del pasaero. Ten de carruajes de lujo. Inter detes
y traductOres preciOs igual aide los demas Hotelei. Sc hacen aboncs ss
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03

pueblo y hara justicia a Puerto Rice
y muy pronto.
Juan r. Baiz.
San Juan, q de agosto, 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
Sc VENDE

Una caldefa multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con ga tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasi6cadOres, capaz para
moler 1900 galoues de guarapo en- IA
horas.-Paru informss, dirfjanse 4 ].
PENEpo, FsIsrdp, ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-03
DENT1STA
Sc VENDE

Una casa de MADEIRA de dos plsos,
situada en- Caguas, Gale de Acosta.
Para infOrms dirigirse 4 R. T. Pom.
3, ApTtado az ia, San Juan, P, r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

one and public choices win in four events. -s "
 Jockey F. Burton suffered fall in the fifth race which will prevent him riding for several we sks. #9
 Weather clear: track fast. Summa-
 First race, three and a half furlongs Mary Talbot. lO7 (Shilling) even, won: Harty Agnes, 107 CD. Austin) 10 to 1, second; Onda, 102 (EngfandeF) z to ?, third. Time, AZ 4-5. Extry, Bro- cade, Katherine Murphy and Astoria Belle also ran.
 Second race. six furiongs-B. J. swanner, l05 (Shillingl. to 5. won {; Kuro. atkin, 105 (F. Burton) 8 to |, secondfh Billy Patterson, 104 (England- erl ! to l. third. Time. l:15. Marco, TennyburIl, BandiIlo. Birmingham, Waiter, Charles Mckee, Madena, Lieber Gore and Batavia also ran.
 Third race. five and 0 half furlongs --Kankake. 10S (Englander), to l., won: Woolstartle, 113 (Cherry), II to 5. second; Dulweber, 105 (Wishard), 20 to 1. third. Time. 1:09. Ballada. Ths- odocia, Jack Bratton. Dolph. Jack Siade, Refine Regent. Jim Simpson. Jack Hardy, Lady Lippins. Rubber Ball, Kid Williams, Precept and Tom Ander- son also ran.
 Fouth race. one mile and twenty yards-J. D. Dunn, S6 (Shreve) 60 1, '- on. ShAnandnah tee .N -'''r"'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
BURBANK RELEASED
LEAVES PRISON AND TALKS OF FA-
 NOUS CASE.
x,..Y.res There Are Dozens of Army 0sarers in Same Position He Was, But They Don't Get
 Caught.

T,aavenworth, Kas., Feb EEK Lieutenant Sidney S. Burbank was re- leased from the Federal penitentiary bara today. after serving nearly fifteen months.
 Burbank's engagement Tn lSoS 'o prominent young society woman oh Leavenworth precipitated a suit oy ms ptlsp,no wife, Mrs Conception Vasques of valladolid. Occidental Negros, wno fiIed her claims with the War Depart ment to prevent the marriage
 Two years ago Burbank returned to inc Philippines with his regiment anu the Filipino woman hled an aclion l she ctvti courts for abandonment and non .s,,nnort. She was granted sep aration and Burbank was ordered to nav her $50 a month alimony TOT the support of their child. ..-
 later Burbank was ttded by court marfial and convicted of embezzilns company funds and of other cohouc1 unbecoming an officer ana seh'ie- man. A.. .ha cor- rasnondert of the Associated Press, as serfed he had been the vlctlm ol conspiracy and was conVlcteu oecduee he lacked influence .A..ors
 .sThere are dozens of army omcers who are living with these Filipino Wo- men" declared he. but they are tor- tunate enough to escape the clutches VI the blackmailers. fell lhto tne'' grasp ,hort
 Rnrbank declared that ill a snort 4irne he would tell everything he knows about his case and that when he does 1t will cause one of the greatest ser sations in army affairs in recent years.
 T am through with the fahkee Doodle Army" he said, sand weu.u not wear the uniform or ah 'iiooi again if I could"
 Burbank denied the truth of the ru- nor that he is to marry the Leaven- worth woman to whom he became eh- gagged while stationed at Fort LeaVen' worth. q do not want her name drag Eed into my case again he said'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
DOMINICAN TREATY
TT IS SENT TO SENATE FOR CON-
 FIRMATTON.
President of United States Is to Ap- point Receiver General to COI- Iect Customs for Benelt
 of Creditors.

Washington, Feb. 12-The President today sent to the Senate the new treaty with the republic of Santo Domingo relative to the revenues of that coun- try. The new agreement is confined entirely to the matter of collection of revenues.
 It sets forth in the preamble the fact that Santo Domingo has entered on an agreement with her creditors which Is made contingent on the fact that this country shall collect the money and 1t is then agreed that the President of the United States shall appoint a representative of the gov ernment as Receiver General to take charge of all the funds collected ana provide means for their collection.
 The treaty will go direct to the Com mittee on Foreign Relations anu there will be a determined effort to have It reported and acted on before the ad- Journment of the present session or Congress.
 Many of the Democratic senators have indicated their willingness that this should he done but Senator Per kins. who is the leading Democratic member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. has not yet given his full assent to this program
 Tn brief the treaty provides that the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
SI5O,OOO SHORTAGE
OF CONNECTICUT SAW
 INGS BANK IS MISSING.
Sensation in New Britain Follows the Discovery, Hut Interests of Depositors Seem tO be
 Well Protected.

New Britain, Conn, Feb. 12.-A high officer of the Savings Bank of New Britain states that there is big short- age in the account of William F. Walk CT, the missing treasurer of the bank, and that the banks own officers up to noon had discovered a shortage of $15O,001. The examination of the banks affairs will be continued and the officers say doubtless the shortage will be found to be much larger.
 The same officer of the bank said that offers of loans of $1.000.000 had been received from bank presidents all over the country. but so far the New Britain Bank has plenty Of money.
 The disappearance of Treasurer Walker occurred soon after Bank Ex- amincr Kendall, of Windsor Locks. Locks, made visit to the bank last Thursday.
 Although this is legal holiday, the savings bank was opened for the day. and when depositors desired to close their accounts, the banks was ready to accommodate them.
 One of the directors of the savingi bank said he expected the depositors to withdraw about $1e0.000 of their savings. The total assets of the bank are $6,707,322. Loans on real estate amount tof $3,420.S50 and holdings in secured bonds amount to $1,924,S09 are the two biggest items.
 The President is Philip Corbin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

aecond; chieftain, 106 (Cherry) l5 to third. Time, 1:4s 2-5; Oasis; pr. Hart. GalmedA, J. P: May6essry aynes dssSo IyrS- Tar. Tcsr fsIIroy. Peter Knight. Leta Dufty
 Fifth race. ile and one-sixteenth7E-- Mrs. Annie, ln3 (Eng!anderl. as to D. won; Beecher, 1l5 (shilllng2; 10 10 tH; IS secIno te i third. % Time. 1:ls 4-5. Alline Cummings. Graceland. Sea Water, sam bo and Miss Jersey also ran. MISS Jei = Sixth race. six furlongs-Merr:ckl 11o (D. Austin. 3 to g.. won: Bone Brake 1o4 (Shrcve). 10 to |. second;
 otten; 11s wisheTd1lM AIsono tS 'RirH RHs .yr;Ida wooltessa, Bendigo, Water Mir TOT. Brannigan. TomO,hichi and Gavin c. also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
rrnr Gonld Minn nt Tennis. :.

Tuxedo Park, N. r.. Feb. 12.-Jay Gould outclassed and defeated Pierre T,orillard, Jr., of the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club here today for the Gold Racquet championship at court tennis, three sets to love-, 60. 6-3. 6-4.
 In the finals at racquets George Fl Brook ex-champion of the Racquet Club of Philadelphia, defeated George l.. Wrenn of the New York Tennis and Racquet Club in three straight games and will now meet Clarence H. Mackay' the present amateur champion. Mac kay holds two legs on the trophy hay ing won title to it in 19n5 and 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

Senate Committee Acts FavOrabIy on
 Proposal to Le@se Public Lands.
 Washington, Feb. 12.-Wtthout con- -inuing it's hearing on the Burkett amendment to the agricultural a. pro- Jriation bill. providing for the leasing 1f public lands for grazing, the Sen 4te committee today agreed to adopt the amendment.
 Several amendments to the Burkett proposition were adopted. however, de- signed to protect the interests of the homesteaders and prevent a restriction of settlement. The policy outlined, which is favored by the President, was agreed upon by bare majority of the committee.
 It is not unlikely that point of or der may be made against It in the Sen ate, as it is conceded to be general legislation.
 one amendment provides that the sec retary of Agriculture is to have con- trol of and manage the lands and also organize grazing districts. The De- partment of Agriculture is to exercise control of and fix the fees to be charg- ed for grazing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
GRAFT IN VERMONT.
Preparing To Bring Suit Agatn'
 nsnr,..eH RaaIrnnd COmmlaaiOner.

Preparing To Bring Suit Against
 Former Railroad Commissioner.
 Montepelier, Vt, Feb. 12.-A state ment of the accounts of former State Railroad Commissioner George T. How ard has been sent by State Auditor Graham to Attorney General Clarke c. Pitts at the latter's request.
 MT. Howard was recently charged by a legislative committee with talk ing money wrongfully from the State in the matter of salary and expenses It is supposed that the action just taken by the attorney general is pre- liminary to bringing suit against MT. Howard.
 Painters Meet at Boston.
 Boston, Feb. 12.-The twenty-third convention of the International Asso- citation of Master House Painters and Decorators of the United States and Canada opened here today.
 Especial interest was attached to the reports of committees appointed to in- vestigate the subject of trade schools and apprentices, while a varied pro- gram of papers on special topics iden- tified with the work of the organiza- tion was arranged. About 600 dele gates were present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
MAY TAX HAGGIN's BONDS.
KeRtucky Court of Appeals Orders Tria
 On MerItA Of QuestIOn.

Frankfort. Ky, Feb. 12.-The court of appeals today reversed !Ii',l',. !udSln of the Favette circuit court dismissing
 an action filed by an auditors agent @ seeking to list for taxation for five years past ss.5OO.OOO worth of bonos; stock and seccurities alleged to be helo % by James B. Haggin for the past t''e years. +riai
 The court of appeals orders ttlal @ or tbs ncri+s of fine case and says the vital ouestion is whether MT. HaEgin is resident of Kentucky or of Ne"
 York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13
LITTLE PROGRESS IN AMERICA.
Rev. Anna Shaw Says SyrianH Take t'
 Woman Suffrage Better Than We.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-ReV. AhH4 onaN President of the American Woman Sui fragist Association. which will hold It's annual convention in Chicago this week, declared that the suffrage cause had made less progress in Amerlca during the last few years than in any other enlightened country.
 "F,van in Syria" she said, lat tNa foot of Mount Ararat the people are awakening to the importance of th' woman suffrage movement. All over the world this has been one of the most promising years, but curlousiy enough the least progress has been made here in America"
 The convention will open on Thurs' day and remain in session TOT HF' days.