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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-03-07
vODA
Everybody plow1ng.

Everybody blowing
Wheat is greening up nicely
A. Rush is building a new
house
J. Yewen was a Voda caller.
Saturday.
Tom Spena is sporting a new
automobile.
Elmer Pearl was using our
sidewalks, Sunday.
II. D. Reid delivered corn to
the elevator, Saturday.
Jim Finch and bride are ex-
pected home this week.
Chas. Early traded with Wa
Keeney merchants, Tuesday.
A. Rush delivered cane seed to
Wa-Keeney buyers, Tuesday.
A. Tegtmeyer and family were
Wa-Keeney visitors, Monday.
Schwanbeck Bros. shelled
corn for Mr.. Myerly, Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Kristof and son
Ralph visited at Horak's, Satur-
day.
The ladies of Voda all had a
fine ride in Ross & Waldo's auto,
Sunday.
Chas. Connor and T. Schim-
kowitsch delivered wheat to the
Voda elevator, Tuesday.
w. A. Mong stopped at the
hotel for dinner, Monday, while
enroute to the county seat.
Bradley Brown and Chas
Early returned home from Logan
county, Saturday, where they
bought 40 head of cattle.
Fred and Otto Schwanbeck
bought an Oliver gang pillow from
VIM. Cox, Monday. They know
where to buy to get their moneys
worth
Mr.. Harlan was up and plated
out the town site for r. Ownes,
and the way the lots are going
they won't last long, so come
while you can get a good location
not too far from the union depot.
John Zotapek, Mrs. F. Krhut's
brother, left for his home at
Spencer, Nebr., Tuesday, after a
few weeks visit with friends in
and around Voda He lived here
20 years ago and is anxious to
get back to the promised land.
J. T. w. or Alphabet Cloud and
r. II. Burns were in Voda with
land buyers, and Burns auto
got scared at the street cars and
went down pig tail alley at the
rate of a mile a minute. The
Voda police are watching for
them.
Ross & Waldo, of Ellis, Yetter,
of Ogallah, and Hastings of Wa
Keeney, were in Voda Sunday.
They came up in their new auto
mobile and made the trip from
Ellis to Voda in little over one
hour. Mr.. Dodge, of Kansas
City, was the chauffeur.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Owen enter
tanned a few friends at dinner
last Sunday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs r. Kirk, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Schwanbeck, Oracle
and Myrtle, Mr., and Mrs F.
Schwanbeck and Ruth, Ralph
Kristof, VIM. Cox, E. Musseman,
W. D. Austin, wife, Stanley and
| Harold.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-03-07
OGAllAH.

J. G. Hixson shipped two cars
of hogs Tuesday.
Will Cox came down from VO-
da, with Mr.. Waldo, in an auto
mobile Monday.
F. D. Hastings passed through
Ogallah Wednesday evening on
his new Ford car
J. A. Rich, who has been max
ing quite a stay in Kansas City,
returned Tuesday evening.
J. G. Hixson did not go to the
state convention, partly on ac-
count of sickness in his family.
Rev. Russell of the Christian
church, has been ill at the home
of G. @. Yetter, but is better at
this writing
On Wednesday, March 4th,
were married, at the home of the
brides parents, Miss. Grace
Davidson and Mr.. Clyde Keller
of Colby, Rev. S. B. Russell of
the Christian church officiating.
Ed Wagner took out a new De
Laval cream separator from Ross
& Waldo's, this week. Ed is an
up-to-d date farmer, and believes
in using the best. Sam Kernen
also bought one of the machines.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-03-07

Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels.
leads to chronic constipation.
Get Doan's Regulets. They op-
crate easily. tone the stomach.
cure constipation
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

NTAIf. or SplTII CAROLINA,
COT NTN or NE.WBERRN.
In accordance with the rules Of the
Democratic party, Il primary election
Is hereby called /" be held in New
berry county on Tuesday. August
18th, 1908, for the following offices ::
United States Senator.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary Of State.
Comptroller General
State Treasurer.
NdJulant and Inspector General.
State superintendent Of Education
Attorney General.
RallroAd commissioner.
For Congress Third District.
State Senator.
House OF Representatives
Sheriff.
clerk of Court.
County Supcrvi>"r
County superintendent Of Eluca-
ri"n.
Auditor.
Treasurer.
Coroner.
Magistrates in respective town.
ships.
County Commissioners.
No vote fnl House "i Representa-
''N"S shall be counted unless it con-
talnS as many as three names.
The managers of election shall npcn
the polls at 8 a. m. and shall close
them at I p. m. The following man.
ayers have been appointed to conduct
the said election:
Township No. /.
Ward IS. S. Cunningham. W. IT..
Shelley. NJ. NJ. Sattrrwhitc.
Ward 2-lIarry W. Dominick, J. B.
Walton. J. c. Wilson.
Ward ,, No. wv. \. McFan, Alex
Singleton, \. j. Gibson.
Ward 3. No. 2--,J. Il. Rivers, Luth-
or Darby. J. !. Porter.
Ward IA. j. S. I.angford, j. W..
Bowers. \. l.. Davis.
Ward 3-Shos. B. Berry. Gregg G..
Evans. f. i. Rodclspcr"cr
Hclcna-B. r.. Goggans. r. F.. Ju-
lien. North Pitts.
Hartford-P. M. Hawkins, j. J..
Srh'mpcrt. George I.athrop.
.'"hnSt"nc Acadcmy--P. p. Hawk
ms. Willie Neal. Wilson Minis.
Township No. 3.
Garmany-J. s. Ruff. r. l.. r.
Epp$, =. II. Lame.
MI. Rcthcl-~.Joc VI. Brown, Pctius
Baker. Eugene Brown.
MuIbcrry-J. A. Scasc, ice Adams,
Jno. p. Wicker.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14

import Il large number Of voters from
Philadelphia, and to prove this allie
cation letters were introduced in
which it WAS sought to show that the
illegal voters were referred to as so
many yards of pipe. This form was
employed, il was said, because the
buildin" of the Croton water pipes
WAS then under way. While men were
indicted, they were acquitted. vet the
phrase was IN common use for many
years. Nowadays il has given way
I" more specific trrms. such as "rc-
pcating, "ballot box Stutfiny,' etc.
Gcrrymandcr. which means to re-
arrange the boundaries of senatorial
and legislative districts Of State to
suit the needs Of the dominant par
~. is sometimes quite puzzling to the
person VIII" tries to figure out it's de-
finiiion without consulting diction-
AIRY. IN 1911, when F.lbridgc Gerry
was elected governor Of Massachu-
sets by the Democrats, who also got
control of both houses Of the lcgisla-
turc. it was thought advisable by
hem tn SO rrdiStrirt the State that
their power would be permanent.
When thr map Of the State show
ing the new districts was shown to
Gilbert Stuart he remarked that it
looked like Il salamandcr. "But it s
really Il "cfrymandcr. rctortcd a
wit.
81 acknowledge the rorn' was or
i9inally Il political term, but it is
nowadays found useful in many other
circles as Il witty way of making a
necessary rctrartihn. During Il con-
"rcsSi"mal debate in 1928. Andrew
Stuart made the assertion that Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana sen; their hav-
stacks. c"rnfirldS aud fodder To Phil
adrlphia and to New York to be sold.
IhlS statement WAS not literal enough
I" suit Congressman Wirkliffr, and
he r"S" t" deny it, lrrlarin. that the
States sent 'hnr>rS. mules. cattle and
hogs. -
YES: YOU put thirty bushels of
corn int" the shape Of Il hog and
made it walk Off to m eastern mark
ct. rctortrd Stewart. And then,
seeing what his advcrsat., VAS div
ing at, Mr.. Wicklffc, with Il saving
"rac" Of humnr. covered his retreat
| by saving, tMr. Sneaker. | nrknnu.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
Answering an Inquiry.
>rwbprrv Observer.


From the tone Of some Of its re.
cent editorials, il might appear that
the Ncwbcrry Observer is against any
candidate for reelection 10 the gen
cral assembly who has served in that
body who advocates economical ap-
preparations IN his campaign for re-
election. We desire to inquire of the
Observer if this is correct. ''-Ilcr-
aid and News.
The Observer cannot answer the in
uuiry better than by repeating what
il has said on this subject:
"a man who has no, been Il lr"iS-
laI"r might consistently complain
about hi"h taxes. for such an one hul
II" hand in tn" liberal appropriations
(" the colleges: no hand in The in
crease of salaries: nn hand in the ere
alton ct new Offices.
"What about IL" mln who WAS Il
member Of the legislature when all
these things Of which he complains
were done? Ism I he rundcmninw him
self? lie is II part Of the only body
'''''' '''' increase or lower taxes
"!'"t. i" sag. l." fought against
hl"h taxes. Perhaps he diI-fnr home
! ~. '''''' ''' w. N' any RUE nc
""' '''' >'''''''' ~ P''N'''''" me
"'E" ''N'H ''''' '' "'h"''''''S :" h''rh'
~, Nv ''H very ''''" w I'll" ne ]'N'
| mako = IitiIr ,.,,,,.l r,r l,n,, ,,,,
"''"' '''''' Nl"''r" '"r nome com
''"'i'"'n '''' I" keep 'h' f'r"rd
n;'l'N'r We "id' or WhNrN"r he
''''' IT, "'S '',"r'S were "l'Snrr"SSf"''
''''''''''I !" ms own ADMISSION. W ny
! '"'.' >''"! nun '''N '"a''' u II" had
','" '"' ''"''''' '"'"' why SnPl"N"
" u, "'!' "''' '''H more the next ''n' :
Nv '''"'' I'll" not nave influence
''''-" ~ "''l' ""N!' 'aN'S' or haEin"
'n' 'h'i"'nrr II" d'd not us" II. let
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
POLITICAL PHRASES.
How Some of the Common Terms in
Use Originated.

While many believe that BENJAMIN
Franklin was the author IF the phrase
'an axe to grind' and the writer Of
the little story which was utilized to
show its Significance, there is good
reason to believe that the originator
Of il was Charles Miner and that it
first appeared in ono Of PcnnSvl-
vania $ country newspapers in the
year 1911.
Intending his fcnccS' originated
in 1850. when John Sherman was a
candidate for the Republican prcsi-
Dental nomination. Shortly before
the convention Sherman drnppcd ont
Of the Srnalc'S activities and went to
his farm in Ohio. lie was followed
by n reporter, who came upon thu
senator while he. with his hrothcr-in-
law, was renewing the wornout rails
that inclnScd his estate. The rcpor-
ter asked how Mr.. Sherman was en-
pl"NIn& his time. and the brrthcr-in-
law. laughing said: "Why. don't you
see. II" i mrndn@ his fcNrcS.''
''irr laying WA, term which
for many years Si9niri"d fraud at
IN" polls. ii developed during the
New York campaign in 1880. The
Wings were charged with trying to
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
Friday, August ii, 1908.
ANSWERING AN INQUIRY. -

" NA'' Ah' " y ih0I'
IN rrpiN |" recent inquiry which
we o'r'c''" |" the observer. the OBJ
server reprints the editorial which
cal'ed l"rll the inquiry. From the
ION" "l IN" editorial III question we
hhu inferred lhai ten Observer WAS
against amy ca""lda'c Tor reelection
|" the %e'''ral aSSehihlE VINO hhd ScrN-
cd IN 'ha' b"dH VIII" advocated cc"n-
om'ral appropriations IN hlS campaign
1or fcclcc'i"h. we asked the obScr-
IL ,'''' ''''''e'''c WIS correct |"
,,'"' ''''''' '', ''''" VIC assume '"''
',' "" '''' ""' 1.'''''" - '"-
- WV
Inc 'nS"fErf argument Is, as to
tl"S' ';'h'ld;'''S VII" nave served III
'hc "'hrrai assembly, ANA WI" are
h"'"ea''f'" economical appropriations
III 'hc'r campaign Tor recirctioh, that
II the! qua not '"tc ANA work 1or
''"',''''''' appropriations "he' Ncr'-
'''- III '''' S'"'r'l assembly, lllal 'hcE
are no" Seeking" |" lo"l me people.
III ms the observer Is correct, ana
we agree with "hf r"lemporarN mat
'"' H'"''t'''''S CT 'h'S' cahdida1eS
"''@'' I" w h"rI'' "'l nE III" record.
h''' says 'hc 'nS'rNcr' II th"E dId
\''' ana WORK Tor ''"''"''''al ail'r"-
l'''''"hN' tue 'ar' 'h'' the '@'Sla-
'"'' WAS 'N'r'Na"all' SHOWS 'ha'
,''cNr h'''' 'a" 10 'n''''r''r' III IN"
'e9'>'a'" "''' ANA '''N ought ""' |" hc
r''"''''"'
The editor Of th" Observer knows
that It l. impossible for ANY One man
t" carry til" Wh"l" lr"lSlaiur" with
hlm on every vote. Carried I" lis log
zeal conclusion. tn" argument OF the
Observer would amount T." saying
that NrwbrrrN : representatives in
1h' general assembly were unworthy
Of IN" trust which had been r"poSrd
IN them II they hId not exercise II
r"nir"!l'n% mllu'nr" "N"' the whole
booty. rhrrNln" III" m"mh'TS from tn!
other Tort iN~"u" counties. or II ma
.l"rllN ni them. with thrm ON every
vote. me rdli"r "I the Observer
KNOWS rs we'll rs amy man III Nrwhcr-
rE county "r III IN" state that this
position IS absurd.
We want men IN the Legislature
WIZ" ~" nh'" I" exert SOM" mllu-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14

Senator Ti'.nlan does not believe
the United States will elect Il man
president VIII" goes to Oyster Bay to
have Mr.. R"uSrvclt rrau and correct
and revise his speech Of acceptance
Of the Republican nomination. We
agree with Senator TilIman that the
country ought not to elect such Il
man president.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
Jno. i. Epps,
VIM. W. Cromcr,
BARBECUE AT FORK.

We will furnish first class barbc-
cue at Fork school house on campaign
day. August -. Let every body
come and enjoy the day.
II. +. Counts.
Caldwell Ruff.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
which our citizens should not neglect

William Jennings Bryan was on
Wednesday officially notified Of his
nomination for the presidency by the
Democratic party. This is the third
time Mr.. Bryan has been officially no
titled Of nomination. We hope
that after the votes arc counted in
November it will be in order to notl-
~ him officially Of his election. This
country meets; Il Democratic pl'rSi-
dent. We believe that Mr.. Bryan 5
prospects are brighter than they were
in either Of his previous campaigns.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-14
Township No. s.


;;mith. job Ringer.
Maybinton--W. b. Whitney. B. ii.
| Maybin, j. l.. Thomas.
Township No. i.
Whitmire-Z. Wright, p. b. Oden,
West Jones.
Longlane--T. +. Chandler, S. w.
Derrick, S. b. McCarley.
Township No. 5.
Jalapa--S. NJ. duncan, ~. T..
Merchant. W. :. Dobbins.
k;nard~~-.). y. Dominck, Geo.
Speak. W. p. Smith.
Township No. 6.
l."ngshorc-D. w. Wilson, d. G.
Sem, X. VI. Martin.
TRINITY. S. Longshorc, j. A.
Hendrix, Robt. Hendrix.
Rcrdcrvillc-M. VI. Livingstone. J.
II. D"rrSh. d. S. Satterwhitc.
Township No. 7.
''alnda-J. J. Stillwell, II. B. Lind
say. }. l.. Fcllcrs.
thappellS-A. p. Coleman, w. r..
Reid. b. W. Watkins.
Nnu"hnvillc--L. II. Sem, NJ. D..
Smith. G. A. Brooks.
Township No. 8.
ttopia-J. NJ. Nichols, G. ~. Blair.
j. A. Foy.
Dead FALL. +. Stephens, A. A..
Wcrts, w. r.. Blair
East Riversidc-W. l.. Buzhardt,
R"bt. Paysinger. Willis Schumpcrt.
Township No. 8.
Pr"spcrity-M. b. Boozcr, Alonzo
Hcdcnbau"lr, f. w. WcrtS.
ST. LukcS-N. f. Taylor, G.. S.
NichGls. II. G.. Hawkins.
SaInda-.J. b. Dominick. Jacob A..
Bowers. ". p. Lcaphcart
'Ncall--W. P Pugh, j. A. Wise,
'Jr.. O. O. Sh"aly.
Swi!ton--L. j. Slimh. f. f. Sligh.
Laurence kcmp>"n.
lihcrty--S. {. Minick, y. f.. Hum
ter. j. L. Hunter.
M"ntircllo-W. l.. Boozcr. J. II.
Hcdrnhau"i, u. W. Counts.
J 'i''f 'l''lillilIl--,j. II. Derrick,
y. {. Wheeler. B. Fl. Miller.
Township No. 10.
m"n~-M. l.. Long, T.. M Enlow.
{. l.. Strauss
Jolly Strrrt-T. a. Ellcsor, F.. II.
N"rt&. {. 7. W"r1*.
II. F"Hl>--'. y. f.ntin-, y. b. Bed
"nh''"h. }. j. kiblrr.
t"';r:l--H. {. huHNrick. b. s.
Wicker. n:Ti.' konn.
Township No. II.
Il"n--.|n". W. Kinard, w. L. Gra-
ham. Felix y. Graham.
st. phillnS-N. +. konn, NJ. H.
Ni"l"i. Jim Ruff.
NHll"m--J ". Irnu';~. +. NJ. Sub
or. Geo. Brown.
P"mara-II. +. Counts. J. G. Lon"
Geo. Wilson.
The qualifications for voting shall
be is follows: The voter shall be
twcnty-onc years of ace or shall be.
come so before The succeeding gen.
cral election. and be Il white Demo.
rrat or II negro who voted for Gcncr.
ii Hampton in 1876 and has voted
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04
Meath.

The funerals of the Rev, the Supe-
rioresses Of the Convent, Jervis street.
Mother Scholastica Geary. and of
Beaumont. Drumcondra, Mother Mar
garet Mary Malone, took place from
the Mater Misericordiae hospital. At
II o'clock there were dequiem offices
and high mass in the convent chapel,
the celbrant being the Very Rev. Faith
er F'lavin; deacon, Father Landers, and
sub-deacon, the Rev. Father Roman:
master Of ceremonies, Father McArdle.
A large number of students lined the
corridor leading from the chapel to the
front entrance, and a considerable body
OF the general public witnessed the de-
parture of the remains for Golden
Bridge cemetery.
Miss Mary Herman, Smyithstown
Hayes. Navan, County Meath, received
the holy habit of the Order of St.
Francis of Mary, at the mother house
of the order, S. Enrica, Perugia, Italy.
on the Feast of the Ascension, taking
the name of Sister Mary Alphonsus
Very Rev. Father Bernadin Ibald, o.
F. NJ, st. Mary Of the Angels, Assist,
oficiated on behalf of the archbishop of
Perugia.
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latest Irlsb news
Cavan,

The death on his way to Ireland has
occurred of Captain ]. A. Hanly, COM
mander of the Defence Force, st. kits,
West Indies. Deceased, who was only
IS, was a brother of Mr.. Joseph Hanly,
agricultural instructor, County Cavan.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04
Limerick.

The wedding was celebrated at st.
Johns cathedral, Limerick. of Miss
Kathleen Kerr, eldest daughter of
Councillor Kerr, ex-mayor and Mr.
John Leblanc, eldest son of the late Mr..
N. Leblanc, Kilrush.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04
Longford.

Much regret viii be felt in the do
cese of Ardaugh and surrounding do
ceses of the news of the death of the
Very Rev. James Canon Fuilam, pres
ident, st. Mei's college. Deceased took
a deep interest in the educational and
religious training of the students, to
whom he was a friends. counsellor and
exemplar. A staunch churchman and
ripe scholar his loss will be keenly felt
and depiored. Office for the dead and
solemn requiem mass was held in the
cathedral. LongfOrd. and the funeral
took place Immediately after.
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Donegal.

The remains of the late Mrs. Langan
were removed from her late residence
Main street, Letterkenny, on Saturday,
the 9Th inst, for interment in the fam
fly burying ground at Leck amid every
manifestation of regret and respect or
the part Of her many friends. Among
the poor of the town and district she
will be greatly missed, and many a fer
vent prayer will be offered by them
for the repose of her soul.
A marriage arranged between Mr..
Richard westropp gorge, eldest son of
the late Mr.. T. Barry George, Duke of
Cornwall's light infantry, and Alice
Maud, third daughter of Captain T.
Butler Stoney, D. L., and Mrs. Stoney,
Oakfield Park, Raphoe, will take place
on Aug. L in Raphoe cathedral.
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Iouth.

Much sympathy is felt in Ardee for
Mr.. Richard Stokes, T. c., on the death
of his eldest son, Richard, which oc-
CURED at a private hospital in Dublin.
after a tedious illness at the age of %
years At the meeting of the Ardee
guardians a resolution Of coincidence
was passed to Mr.. Stokes in his be-
reavement, the chairman, Captain FIJI
gate. referring to Mr.. Stokes many
good qualities
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04

OF all the drinks I ever knew.
From Chateau wines to shandygaff
From soft cream ale fresh from the
brew,
Or champagne full of life and laugh
Whater their kind of vintage be:
However nutty. old and rare,
There's none so entrances me
As good, crisp, fresh browed noun
tain air.
The bouquet of the tapering pine,
Aroma of the wooded mount.
As clear as was the crystal wine
From Horace s<Bandusian Founti
And . the JOY when from my bed
] rise when morn succeeds the rout.
To find. although / have a head
Tis not the kind you read about
John Kendrick Bangs.
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Tyrone.

The well known Strahane veterinary
surgeon, Mr.. Z. McClay. died at his re-
sidence in that town. Mr.. McClay. who
was regarded as a gentleman of pro-
ficiency in his profession. had a wide
practice in the northwest
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04
Dublin.

The death has occurred of Mr. H. r.
x. Irwin, joint manager of the College
Green branch Of the Ulster bank, a po-
sition which he has held for the past
eleven years. Mr.. 1rwin's death &C.
Cured at his residence, SO Wellington
road, on Sunday evening, after a short
illness, He had been in the service Of
the Ulster bank of Ardee previous to
taking charge of the Baggot street
branch, in Dublin, after which he was
appointed Joint manager with Mr.. John
Norton of the College Green branch.
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Lernster,

The death of the Very Rev. James
Fullam, president of St Nets college
Longford, removes one of the most il
lustrious and respected priests of the
diocese of Ardagh. His career of TWEEN
ty-four years in the ministry has been
entirely associated with the college, and
the respect of all those associated with
him is the best proof of his work.
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Fernnanagh.

An engagement is announced between
Percy Marmaduke Tottenham of the
Egyptian irrigation service, elder son
of Captain Francis Lotus Totterham
date Lincolnshire regimenD, and
grandson of the late Nicholas LOTUS,
Tottenham, of Glenfarns, County Lei
trim. and Angel, only daughter of Ed
ward Mervyn Archdale, of Riverside,
County Fernanagh, late NJ. P. for that
county
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lorna territorial dc g05iersOy y que los ens'
pJeadOs nomBYGdos para adnsintstrGF ei go
6SeanO de todOs nWeStrOs tsTTitOrSos q DEL dfs
trito ds Cogembia, sean sLcgidOs entire Zoe
Que Gcreditesg previa TesideaoiG esa et pa5s.
PaFs FilipinR1 y para Cuba 81 programs
de Denver pide Ia indepondGnCia.
EI paRtido republican, naCi0naI ca Ia
ssamblga de ChiCsgo, sco4d6 podif que 8
loH pueFEoERiquefi be EeConO8Ca C0lecflva'
mente IR CiudRdaniR dc loB EssadoB Uni
dor.
Notsmog que Rmbag platstoFmaB Contie'
nen de una manera inC6mplsta, 81 pFobls'
ma pueRt0FRiquefio. El paEtidO democrats
quisTs para nosotEos Uns foRmR de gobieEno
taERltoHiaI, que CD on 81 fondO una fOEma de-.
gobieFn0 aut6nomo que enCieREa Ia inmntA
bla pRomeBs do una sobsEanfa que, Tscono'
cidR mas taRda, es ugual en- loH E1tad0S
UnidoB ConysEtir los paises quienea la
ReoonoCan On estRdoa U0bsTanog de IG
Union americana. De modo que ID plata'
f0TmG dem6cFata no dice Bi UD8 ColoniR
aut6noma CON lR miama foEm& de gobieTn0
que los terRit0Ti0B amsRiCRnOB, eg 10 que pr
dc para nosotToD, Bi, 10 que noB paFeCS
muy 0sCuT0, 10 RloCuCi6n f0rma territorial
de qObieTgO'" aEEastHa, an opinion de Los
dsm6OEstRg, Ia CiudadanfR de los EltadOs
Unidos. En oGa pJutgfOFnea 20 habla de Ia
f0Pma de gobiOFn0, p0F0 n8 Omtt9 81 status.
El programs del paFtid0 FepUblicRno
nRoional nos quieFe Ciudadanoa de lOB Eg.
tadoB UnidoB, psT0 no dice 81 0l heCho dg
BsHlo aEEaltrsF6 tod0E Los privileges cons
tituCiOnsle1 y tOda iguaIdad entire ciudGda'
dan0B del Continente , de la isle.
Las psEBonaB Eeh xivaB penBaR6n, sin
duds. que constituCionalmeDto la CiudsdR'
MIA americana no eB mas que una, , quO,
por 10 tRntO, Ont6 dem6B, 81 c0nCsd0Fae &
loB puert0FFiquaflos la Ciudadanfa america
ns, deoir que Bus dpEeChoB, pEiviIegioB y
foFmR de gobisEuO, HsTGn exaCtRments
iguaIas Les dc loB dSm6B ciudadRnos do
los Estados Unidog.
Bisn, oBo 10 pisnHan laB peRsonaB Fths'
xivAa. Pero como la Eeslid&d NOS dice
que NO % IL Keue4tO4 ~ qUu PEsNQ5 ~
gobisRnO que 81 OongUsHo dc log EBtsdos
Unido8 hR impueBtO & Puerto Rico, uinO
la fslta de equidad, 10 faltR de justiCia y
ls falta de FeBpeto al dsFecho de los de-
mas, satRmoB RutOEi8sdOg pOE loa hechos &
dudar do Ia claBa de ciudadRnfR que 90
ha psdido para noEotTo8 4 tsmeE qu0
nueva tsoFfa gee idosda para explicaR, 6
spaEsntar que % explicR, como p0dEfan le'
gslm6nte ser los pueFtOFFiqUG nos, Oiuda.
danoB de los EstadoB Unidoa de teFOeFG