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than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. In
many homes it is relied upon as inn
plicitly as the family physician It con-
tains no opium or other narcotic, and
may be given as confidently to q baby
asto an adult. Price 25c: large size Soc
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Printing

PRINTING Cards, Posters. Com
mercial stationery, booklets, cata-
logues.-Tae Daily Record.
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Makin's 2ad hand store for bargain.
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Attorneys;
Book Store.

INGERSOLL BOOK STORE $1.5O
last.
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5 LOCAL NEWS. 5
~~~~A
All Texans go to the Texas Shop
to have Cruise fix them. 62tt.
NJ. T. Pa1ky, of Louisville, KY, was
here on business yesterday.
Free scientific dark room y exam
nation at links Jewelry store. DR..
H~unsberger is the refractionist. 64tf
T. H. Huntly, of Fort Worth, was
an arrival yesterday morning on bu-
SineSS.
See J. l.. Gibbany at the Cash Gro
Gerry for our groceries. 70tf
o. Robertson, of Houston, Tex,
came il yesterday morning on bust
ness.
On Saturday, Jan. IS, so to the
Western Grocery for home cooking.
o, such good things as there will be!
Be on hand in time to get FOUR share
for Sunday. Prepared and for sale by
ladies of the First M. E. church. 70t3
John H. Cole, an old timer here,
came in yesterday from Lincoln on
a few days visit.
OIL I--l +~-1 e. Lao-oirr
J.. P. White, w. w. Gatewood and
D. Y. Tomlinson returned Tuesday
night from a business trip to Here
ford, Tex.
See J. l.. Gibbany at the Cash Gro
Gerry for your groceries,. 7Otf
A. E. Macy and G.. A. Wheeler were
here from Dexter yesterday.
Anyone wanting tickets to Boosters
Banquet can get them at the Wig
wan for $3.50. Call at once
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Watson came
in from Wichita Falls, Tex, yester-
day on a business visit.
-n -
John D. Smith came down from
Texico last night.
Sylvester Johnson, a business man
at Farwell, Tex, is here looking af-
ter his interests.
E. C. Evans, of Wichita, Kan, was
an arrival from the north last night.
E. E. Lawrence, of Parsons, Kan,
is a guest at the Grand Central.
J. w. Stockard, NJ. S. Walton, A.
j. Johnson and Louis Bozarth, all of
the Roswell Automobile Co., are i'll
with grip.
Mrs. M. c.. Singleton returned to
her home in Dexter last night after
spending several days in the city Wis
iting friends.
w. K. Breeding and son., w. c..
Breeding, D. H. Burditt and Charles
A. Ferguson came up from Lakewood
this morning on business at the land
office.
6 g g g g 3 g g g 3 g g g 3 g g
> CASH FOR SMALL ADS. 6
? Small ads, under one dollar, g
3 must be paid in advance. We g
3 do this in order to avoid the 6
g keeping of many petty &C g
3 counts. tt. g
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MOTAS HlPlCAS.

El GntuSiaamO poF el Sport hR dOBpeEta'
do nu6vGment0 = Ia Ammonia entire los
diHtintoB hip6dRomOg do lG i8!R pNTeCO hA'
bGrG0 fiFmemOnts AIPgurado.
Sc hR C0nvenid0 IN itinOrRTio que 8sr6
On bsnpfcio del sport. El hip6dFomo da
San juan, hR cORFRdo Gus puOFtRB hRBta
pRim0Fo Ponce para las CRFF0TGg del II
DO OotubFO, CoFTi0ndo entonCGB "MsjastiC"
con "PsFIR FinA" I'm match & 1. 600 metres
Y eBto eUt6 pIenamOnto gaVantizRdo poF sl
hsCho de que el SindiCRto hfpiCo Capit&Iefio
hN dOpouitRdo ol mODtRntO do una Rpu0stR
impoTtantO con Ol SindiCato ponCeflo.
TSmbi6n iran & Pence Ion oAbRllol de
M9YGgii0E, y como - Lon AfCiOnRdoI dc
dicH& Cindad han indiCRdo aus daHeoB de en-
tERF On la apuOstA "POFl0 FinA MajoBtic," /"
"a pregOncis On Ponce puede dRrB0 por co.
guFR 81 dia II do Octubre.
DObda PonOP, lOg oAbRlIoB de o1tO ciudad
junto con lOB de San Juan iran & Maya
giisz IL gran Inauguration de GquoI hi
p6dFOmoS que promote quedRF luCidflima.
De MayAgdss volveF6n 6 Ponce t0dos
Lon CRbAll0s para bomaT pRrtO On Las CRFTs'
EAB del CRmpeonRto & fnaB de NoviambFs
= on IaB OualsI 90 diBputaE6n Ia Cop0 del
GObeEnRdOE , la Copa do Ponce, OREE0ERH
que pT0m0ten BsF gonGRCionRlOg.
De Ponce GRldrGn todoB los cabaIIoB pa
"a SSn Juan, tOmar pAIte On lRn CREEsTRB
do DiCiembTQ.
Como 10 v6. el itinOrNrio no pusdo ger
mas int0r01AntO y 10 OIp0rS EOIuIta prove
Cholo Rl dOpoTtO.
Para lRa CREEOr0I del II do Octubr0 On
Ponce, Rdemau do Las RpuOltAn entire 'Psr'
10 FinA'' = 'NGjeUtiC," Los dos BindicRtOB
han hsCho otFRu, On CadR una do IRa CAIRO
raB en- que OOrTan CRbRlloU do BuH rsIpOcti
voB 0BtabloB.
Con 0ntO quOdS NuCguEado el mayor iEts'
res On la luchO y garGntizAdo que laH pr6xi'
mas CGrFGFOS On Ponce, GeTa1 las mOioreu
cslsbrSdaH haUtA NhoFa en- niDgin Hip6.
dEom0 de In Isle.
So sBtk oTgRniSRndo IN 6indicRto de
ApueItaI, CON ol nombrO dc SSNdioatO Per-
E'fMG, con Objsto dc Cubrir cunIquiOr
montAntO que 1efiGlOn loB paEtidsEioB del
MajeGtiC. AL diCho Sindicato no son Sx.
tENfi9R OOnOCidoG slsmentoH dc MayOgiisz
San GORm6n,
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CASO De ATAvISAO
hist6iCo.
N dosO b guaiata I0luslia ID Obfa Do Me-
FOTtkSr % PasIlo Rice?

"a no ppsd0 dudArs0 dc nuegtFR CRpa'
Oidad para g0bfeTn0 pTopi0. HemoB
haCho 10 D eba y hsmog Ralido airoaoS.
Ouando loB OHpsfoIeB lIogaEon q Bqsrea'
QNea, LOS indio8 Ion t0mBr0n poE ssFas in
moEtaleP. Para ConvencOEna de d eutaben
8 no, en- 10 cisRtO, CDgisEon & SalCado 10
gumaFgieTon en- an Elo. haAGs que 90 aho'
90, , yisEon Ion indig0nRI que no hRbfa to-
Leo CBTneR0B.
L0g Fepub.iCRnoB CFeian-CaBo de ata'
yismo hiEt6EiG0-que los am0EiCanoI del
Oongejo 0Pan SgreB gupeEioFGB los puerto
EEiqu0fOB. 7 IoB unioni1taG para BRcar
@loB R0publiCRn08 dc tal abBuHd0, diiORon
log OOnGsieFoH CoBtin0ntalsR: neCs6itamou
ol Bgua de Ion RIGS, no para ahegsToB Bino
PsrH al Efago do lR costa SuE,y queTem0B
dinsTO para aCAbaH con ID Rnamia.
7 los amaPiCRnoB ConteutRE0D: para o..
bar que ugtede8 sOn iguRleB nOBotFoa nos
bRHta % patRiotism0 y gu eneTgiR demoB'
tFads Ga Gata 0CaSi6H: EiSguen Ia costa Sur
dispongan del din0Fo n0Ce8aFiO para que
Be aOabo con lR RnemiS, que ambos pro
y0CtoB de Icy m8Feosn bien Do Ia patriR y
pruaban que uBtadeg SON OapaCsB dc gS'
beEnaRBs
OonV6nEanso, puaB, lOH FspubliCanoa
C0ngejeF0B l0BCont insntale8 son de CAEns =
huO1o coma loH puOEtOEEiqutfiog.
Ell c6iabEa ex tOEoReFo do Puerto Ri
90, Bsfi0r JaCob0 HollRndeE. llam6 6 los
OonBejOToB nstivoB fgWTGs decorations. Y
RhORa un C0ng0i0Fo native aCsbs de liza
mar les O0nssjeEOB ContinentalsH nau1ecOs
de pGpel.
Vivian lO1 .trOpos! Vivian los posta0
poIftiCos del Con sejol
sGFfa OoGa do pE0guntaE: ~ 6 suo ha
qu0dado E8duCida 10 obF9 do Mr.. Foraker
On Puerto Rico?
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NOTA TRISTE.

Anoche Eindi6 80 8lma Dl OreAdoF On
% rsBiderCiR de RGtR Ciudad, eI que foe
nuestFo CompAtEiota Hefor CEus CaItro
Diaz que hRbfa Bido nominGdo t!timamen.
to para d0legad0 & 10 CGmOFG pOr 0I dis
tEito do San Juan pOE 0l pRrtido repu'
bliCano.
DsBdO haCfa a'gunoI diOB gunEdAba CO.
ma AtaORdo dc grave dOlonciN 10 que 81
fin tuv0 fatal dOR9nlacG.
Gsn0Ealmsnto eatimado de todoB, dsja
81 que foe HimT atic0 TsOueTdo de AfsCtO 60
los olsmOntoB dc eAtR socisdRd, Biendo muy
Bontido 30 felleCimi0nto.
"LR OoEEeBp0ddonCiA" OnvfR Gl mas ex'
pTelivo tSltimonio |, "a COndol0nCiR los
deudOH del qusfu6 respectable OOmpatRi0tS =
tomR pAFte principal On "a duel0. r. I. r.
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DeRtro dOI nhleuIO lbon das r8eIss- sasldos.

Una triAts oCuFEsncia tuvo lugaE On Ca
guAI On lG nooh0 del SabIdo Il timo sntFe
8 = 10 de 10 mismR. Do eas hech9 30 di6
Ou0nta hoy al CuaFtsl general do 10 poll
Cfa inBulNr = GPg6n eAtou inf1Tmes otroS
de p0rB0nOB de CaguRB que 90 sncuentTRn
On San Juan, oCurTi6 como BiguP.
III COChsEo Ramon Rold6n quo 10 oI dol
BNiioE p. ApOnto Gonducia en- IN Cochs 4
este senior, & Mario Martin & la ufiora
POCa Martin, TsCisn ORsada en- 81 primaro
do loa sxpreladog Pa8SgeEoB, que Tegrs1R'
ban para 0l pueblo do San Lorenzo S0lisn'
do poE lR Calle queSd0 OVguaa Conducs al
CAminO para Rquslla pob'sCi6o.
La nina EstFolIR RiCB Sol, como do 12
amos do 0dad, fn6 COjida pOr lRE EuedRB del
CoOhe = aEraOtrada pOF IN regular tEeCho.
III senior JoH6 ROdrigusS, ComerciantO sntA'
bleCidO On 10 COllo poFidOnde por6 el Cochs,
auxili6 & lR lssionRda. Recibi6 g,Av4s la'
Hi0nos que 10 TempisEon Las piOrnaa 4 Ia
PobEe nina = CNuGaTon "a mueEts & les po'
Caa hoRag, gin que pudiGran DAIVaTls Ice
RuxiliO8 do Ia CiOnCia.
III doctor Chacar hizo Ia primsEa Cura
do la l0liOnA5a.
81 CoChsTo fac deteuido por Ia poIiofa =
10 cal fCR pOF 6AtR .el h9chO como CaBuaI.
In deggTaCiada 0CaFEonci0 que cause IL
muoTts do ID nina EItEOlla ha CauDado ps'
nOga impEeBi6n On OOguAF.
Bl OOCheTo hR sido dStsnid0 puOnto &
piaPoBiCi6n do lag Rut0EidRdGl.
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"lEMT TuMl0"
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

ItinerariO.-salidas de Bayam6u y Oapi-
tai simultaneRmentO.
Dfas Observation-Disclosures 8, 2 O5, $50
Is 11.OO. Tarde 1915. 1.45. 8.I5, 4.B5. 6.45.
Dias festivos.-Manana 6,7yO5, $50 9.45
II. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 so, $780, $50 5,
G6 y $50.
Billetes baratOs para dfas festivos. De
CatafO Bayam6n, ida y vueIta IA. Clas0
25e "a. clase 18G. De Bayam6n OatanO y
vuelta IA. Clase 15G, "a. clRse 100.
Biletes ordinariO de Capital OataflO en-
la, Clase centavOs.
Bayam0n 10 de septiOmbFs de 1905
RAMON Valdez
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poE IL banda del EegimiOnto de Pto. Rico
PsBO dObIs "LOB BohsmiOS", ViV0.
2 Waits "DoCtsinsn", stSanG.
3 Overture Morning Noon and Night
VisnrR", supp6.
4 MAsuEks de Loo paEsguHB ca ls zaF'
SuolR III afio pasado p0r aguA", >AmeCR ,
ValvGRde.
5 I'd Rather Tw3 Step Than Waltz
BILL Lamps.
6 DRnas ''La nsna", Miranda.
Star BpaDglsd Benn0r.
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(1) su GxcOIenCia Pablo Martin Me-
lit6n de sAFG8atS, vioIiniGts, naci6 en- PAM
plonP, EGpafi0, 81 10 do MaE8o de 1914.
Sc OduC6 en- 81 CongeEvatoTio de Paris.
TOGO On COnCioEto1 CON 6xito8 diatinguidos
en- t0doa lou paiBG1 dol mundo Civilizsdo,
exCOptuRnd0 AuGtrAIia, EeCibi6 conde'
CoTaCionsB diBtiDguidRE de CaBi todos los
E0bGEan0B do Europa. Era tambien un
pEofasoP honOERFio ca muCheg CongsPvato'
rios de m6HiCR. Como violinista Ooup6 sl
primer puestO entire Io1 pEincipalos de "a
tempo. Era tGmbi6n COmpoBit0E do gcan
m6Eito.
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POR LA ACTITUO DEL
CaDitan Cabrera en-
Ponce.
EI GOnCejO municipal TGunItss con-
< sigOaDdO GI disgusto cen que h8
VistO la VejaCi6n GOmRtida POT d.
ChO funCiOnaEiO en- un TepreSsn-
tanta del pueblo.
Ell COnOOIO TltIfICt. OdOnaF, Ia OEdoDlDZl.
(Por tegfgrofo.) }

De Ponce goCibimos hoy OI DiguiOntt
telegram:
''POncs; ssptismbro % -1O15 q. m
"CorrsBpondenciS", San Juan. AnoCha
CslsbE6 session 81 COncyO aCOEdandO con
GignRE 81 disguAto con que h0 -yiatO lG vs'
jRCi6n CometidR poE 81 chpiia1 CAbTeTO
contra 81 oOnCejal PNCheoO, deteni6ndOlo
y COnduCi6ndolo Sl dsp6Bito por UupuOlta
lSve faIta & POBAE de Ia manifestation del
senior PaChsCo de ser TeprsSOntOnts del
pueblo.
El Concsjo ratifc6 Ia ordenGpzR divi
di0ndO la Oiudsd On zonaB polftiCAF.
- Como treuCisntaB peEGonAG aIiatierOn Rl
-"CoEresponBRl especial"
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Desde 10 alto de ia TORE de Bismark
EI terrible suicide te una o'posn Do sells dlus

Heripg1dorf, septiambro LIE o1pons
de una BamauR del pEefesor Rudolph Spit
ssr, do steEnpsTg, % aFEoj6 do 10 alto de
la tOET0 de Bi8mRECk, on OBta Oiudad (UnR
RltuFR de 1900 pisB) o0ysndO en- sl fondo
de un0B riEOO8 EObTo Loo que deICAnga 10
toFPe.
Dej6 unRB Cuanta8 IfnoaB diTjgidsB & 81
maEidO en- que le psdfn psrd6n , le Bupli
Csb0 10 oaBRGe CON otrR que fa0Ta mas
feliz.
su noviazgo hhbfa duEado dies nfios.
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CABLES De HOY.
TI8giGOs sucss0s en- lishna.
VeintidOS fieras Sc salisT0D de Ia
jauIs y embistisTon a los esPsC-
tadOrss mstandO E hiriendO a
cuarenta Y siete psTsOnas.
El 8Imirantazgo i0gI6s BsgaCia Ia
installation del tsI6f0U0 sin hiI0S
Sistema DefOEgSt.
m0VimieDtO en- Venezuela para pro-
CIam8r a Castro preSidente de la
HeplbIiCa p0F t0da So vide.

LiDboa, septiembEO 23.-H8 oouFridO
on OBta ciudRd un sucsGo que hR CRuaAdO
la mayor impression On 0l amino p6bliCo.
Sc habfR organiESdo 81 domingo una gran
CorRidR de foEoB para lR CuRl 20 hAbfau
Oonueguid0 lon mas braves C0FndpOto8 de
Las m9ioEOB gsn0dgFfaH dol POiH. De prom
to, llenoB do genie los tOndid0g, RnteB do
que smpOzREa q supeCtECulO , dO,un mOdO
inexpIiCAble 20 uoltaFon BRli0TOn del to-
ril vsintidcs fsrsB qne 0mbistisEon lOG
eBpsctadoEsy. Mas dc tEeinta = CinC0 per
uonan rOBultaron heFidag, algunRs que 90
cree que no gobrsvivir6n, al hUiI ca sB'
pOntoIa Conf0si6n, y BobTe 81 teHdido do
1oI, quedaron dies CRd6veFSI hoEEibl0mente
dsugRrFsdoB por las aCOmotidau do Ion toroD
HalVsjen.
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Las 6ltimas notiCiaa del movimionto
polftiOO ca EItadoB UnidnI, pguebHn do
un modo Cai GsguEg 81 GRiunf0 ds loH De-
m6CEatag ca ls PF6xima campahR O. que
0ItoB sshORea usRn Eopa a11ilo igual al que
aquf VsDdoD r. sehiRa = O., -
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SALUD Y BEllE7A.

Para adquirlrlas, tisese frecuentemente Ell
exquisite POLVO ORIENTAL DE TAIL
co. .8ANA-DERMAL, de VANTINE.
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Su delicRdO perfume y sus
magnfficas prOpiedades an
tis6pticas para tOdas las en-
fermedades de la piel y
para cOnserVar Ell cults sua
We y sOnrOsadO, 10 prOcla- =
man ell REY DE LOS
TALCOS, y 10 hacen indis-
pensable en- ell tOcadOr de
Ia DANA y del caballerO de
buen gustO, Y EN- TODO
HOGAR EN- QUE HA-
YAM NINOS.
Sc detalla en- los princi-
pales Establecimieu tOs de
San Juan y de La isla.
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L6ndrOB, Ssptismbre 23.-EI RlmiERn'
tSEgo % hGllN en- negOCiRCiOp0u con repre-
Bsntant8B noEts,ameriORnoU para 10 ipBtRla'
Ci6n en- IuglAtsrER del tsI6fOno Uin hilOS
gigtemR DefoReHt. En- IoB EAtRdoB Unidog
este sistomR he dado bFilIantfRimo EeBuIts'
do, poEqu0 sI 10 mGB peEfoCto en- ls citadR
telGfOnfs. So cree que 0I almirRntasgo lls'
que IN buOn GEFfglO con lOs F0pF0s0ntan'
BSdSl indioGdo BsEviCiO. Entire loB t6Cni'
COZ bFit6nicoB 90 ConBidoE0 como do poAitiv8
utilidad, superior Ia do TODD otEo siOtemR,
0l de DGfor0Ht.
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his d nil cams tA.

No % habTs de OtrR Cosa en- San Juan
uadR mas que de Las camaa CON C0lCh6n
qua s 81 venda 'sEI OielO'' BaRatiIIo de
0Ianol , tOlal paHaguas GaSi FSgslsdos.
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NOVenta mil dollars COnsumidos.

LondEOU, sOptismbrs 1.-LAB Ee6nerf0l
de petE6lSo de Ia ComFafits Am6rico'Als'
mana han 1ido dOntrufjaT hoy pOr IN in
cOndiO.
80 0stimRn Jas p6EdidaB GufsidaB en- 80
mil dollaEh
La nina EStHeIIa Rios Sci mueTe en-
CSguas.
Fu6 SETaStHad9 pOH ul COChe que Ie
dGStlOz6 las piernaS.
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Agentes en- PuertO-RicO,
THE ORIENTAL TRADING COM
PANY, ApartadO 971. San Juan, P. R.
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JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno,
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CNFRCRG, BOpti9mbT0 % -L0g Olem0nt0g
paEtidaTioT del general CipriRnO Castro
OstEn Rh0FG movi6ndo19 On 0I gentido de
pF0OIamRP GGts pF0Bid0nts vitRlicio de
Vsnezu0lG. El 6Tgan0 On lR pEenBs del
pFsaideptS publiCR numerous mRnifssta'
clones pEoCedGnteB dc pasbloB do diBtint0g
EGtRdOA que 8oCundan eI indiCado movi'
mi0ntO p0lftiC0. 80 cree qu9 case de que
loB CAOtFiBGaB ConBigan 10 que 90 proponen,
l0B GnemigoB de Ia BituRCi6n ua veF&n com
pslidoB pF0CipitRE ell movimiento FOvoIu'
CiOnaEio que 10 RGeguFR fFOguRn d0Bd0 Ol
0ztranjeEO.
Paris, sOptiOmbEe 23.-El B0Evicio tsIO.
int0Erumpido. So hROSn OsfasFzoB tit6ni-
COZ para FsBtAbleCeF 0l goFvicioD temporal
meDtO, On lR BoIIO, On Loo hoIpitalGG, ? On
Lao eEtaCione1 de inCOndioB, 6 0BtacioneB De
bomb0FOD. y do pOliCf0. La interruption
en- Ol 1GTviCi0 90 d0bG Gl inCGndi0 do lR
central dc tel6fOnoB OtEo8 graves NcCi.
dentsB deTivGdoI de este HinisDtFo.
BiGEritz. septiembre 23.-El falIeCimien.
to do SGTaB&ts Cd hG gido lentidiGimo en-
GItS CiudRd. Todon Lon cGsinog BuBpandie.
ron suU veladAB feOtRB como tribute do
duelO p0r 10 musEts del gran ''viEtu0go" co.
pafl0I DiGs GnteB de Bu muOrtO 81 el0Ei0'
90 BRtiRtG hRbfR dOleitRdo loB OEiHtoCEati-
Coz hRbitRnts8 de GBtR OgtaCi6n intePpTOtRn'
do do mRneFs sublime les gFNndGB CFeRCio'
neI do Iu pEopi0 genio On su inGtFumsnto
fAVaFit0
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Warrington, soptismbrs 3 Ell aero
nGuts Wilbur Wright, hG ContinuadO loG
expsFimento8 con "a admirable mGquins
de volRE. So OlSv6 aver On ol campo de
pTu0ba8 6 una AltuEa de ue8sntR y una mi
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-23

PREeIOS DE SUSGRIPGlOa EN- TODA LAISLA,
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CHICAGO LABOR HOSTS DO
 HONOR TO w. ]. BRYAN
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fCONTINU UED FhOM fAGG l.b -~-~---~-~-~----~---~~-~~- more today than there ever has been be- fcle There is more recognition of the kinship that exists between us, more thought about the questions which con- cern a common humanity than at any preceding time. The labor organization is a part of this great movement of the masses toward closer fellowship. It has worked wonders in the past and it's work is only commenced.
 The labor organization helps those out side of it as its members because the increased wages and improved conditions are shared by non-union men as well as by union men.
 No Perfection.
 Do not understand me to say that a labor organization is perfect; the king cal do no wrong" can no more be spoken of group than of individuals. The labor organization is composed of men; It's affairs are controlled by human beings, and human beings are not perfect. All that man touches IS stained with mans imperfections, and his frailty can be traced through all his works. But, fortunately for the laboring man, the judgment pronounced against his mis- takes must be tempered by the fact that those with whom the laboring man comes into contact are also likely to err. When the employe deals with the employer, he is dealing with one of like passions with himself Each is likely to be in- sistent upon what he believes to be right. and the opinion of each. as to what is right, is likely to be colored by selfish interests and affected by incomplete in- formation as to the facts. If the em- ploye has sometimes resorted to violence to enforce his wishes, the employer has sometimes employed his position to secure an unfair share of the joint product It is the province of the law to place limi- tation upon both, and the security of our government is found in the fact that both employer and employe, in their calm CT moments, will join in the enactment of laws which will restrain them in mo- ments of temptation. Some assume that labor is lawless and that to settle the labor question permanently we need only enforce law vigorously I yield to none in insistence upon obedience to the law. Law is necessary in human society, and it's enforcement is essential to peace and order, but we must remedy abuses by law if we would insure respect for, and obedience to, law.
 The important lesson to be learned by the citizen in a government like ours Is that the ballot is both shield and sword it protects him from injury and enforces his rights.
 Better Understanding.
 The first thing that Is needed forA better understanding of labor questions is the recognition of the equal rights
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cheap rates without harming the rail- roads we are glad and ready to pay 3 cents and keep on building railroads, and we'll let em all run into Birmingham.
 "The other ble ssing for which We are thankful is that the road brings us 'n contact with Birmingham. We have watched you. Although we have been inconveniently situated and could not reach you we have rejoiced in your sue cess. We look for all our blessings, both industrial and social. to emanate from this great center. We have seen you stand up under the attack of the awful panic without wincing never whmper.
 we thank God for the Birmingham News, The Birmingham Age-Herald and The Birmingham Ledger; we thank God for the heroism of every man In your city who so nobly stood up under the attack of the world.
 Now we want Birmingham and the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic to help East Alabama get a divorce from At. lanta. In fact. believe I am the only man who has stood up for the Birming-
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T aft's Charges.

N'e Ohoi SSSs
 r The democratic platform on this subject copies the language which the labor or 'ganizations submitted to the republican and democratic conventions. MT Taft, in his notification speech objects to the lan- guage. He charges that the anti-injunc- tion- plank was loosely drawn" and framed for 'the especial purpose of rem dering it susceptible to one interpreta- tion by one set of men, and diametrical- ly opposite interpretation by another" As MT. Taft has had long experience on the bench and is therefore skilled in the interpretation of language, 1 ask him to give us, if he can, two opposite interpre- tations of the language. That plank de- mands that all parties to all judicial pro- ceedings shall be treated with rigid i'm partiality" Surely he cannot find two interpretations to the phrase rigid i'm partiaity.."
 Speaking of industrial disputes, the platform declares that ''injunctions shall not be issued in any cases which injunc- tions would not issue if no industrial dis pute were involved" How can that lan- guage be misconstrued or msnterpreted? If words mean anything, that plank means that an industrial dispute shall not, in itself, be regarded as a sufficient cause for an injunction. If an injunction issues in an industrial dispute, it must be based upon acts which would justify an in- junction if there were no industrial dis pute involved. There is nothing ambigu- ous about it; there is nothing that can be misconstrued or msinterpreted, even by one desiring to find a double meaning. Why do the republican leaders attempt to read ambiguity into those words? Simply because they cannot meet the proposition presented. Even MT. Taft attempts to avoid the issue by saying that mo one has ever maintained that the fact that a dispute was industrial gave any basis for
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The first thing that Is needed forN better understanding of labor questions is the recognition of the equal rights