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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08
MT. and Mrs. w. T. Piercy are visiting in Little Rock.

MT. and Mrs. w. T. Piercy are visiting in Little Rock.
 Cam Meadors, who was called to his home at Clarendon on ac- count of the death of his mother, has returned to Hendrix.
 I take subscriptions, new and renewal, for the Ladies Home Journal.
 It MRS. FANNIE FARMER.
 Conway chapter, R. A. M., meets tonight at the Masonic hall. The mark masters degree will be conferred upon John w. Downs.
 Luther Dean, 22, and Maud Smith, I6, of Fl Paso were grant ed a license to marry, by County Clerk J. H. Bailey this morning.
 Miss Mae Murphy, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. w. B. Stark for several days, left this morning for Little Rock, where she will spend a few days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08
Notice

The Home Mission Society oi the Methodist Episcopal Church South will hold a Variety Sale" on the 23rd and 24th of December, at Mrs. Hoss millinery store.
 Handmade articles, suitable for Christmas gifts, home made can- dies, cakes, salads, etc., will be for sale. A liberal patronage is solicited and will be much appreci- ated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08
Good for ONE VOTE in the
 Log Cabin Democrats S750 POPULARITY VOTING Contest

in Conway last week on business.
 Will Edwards of Greenbrier was ur here last week.
 Cecil Martin of Martinville visited friends here Saturday.
 Miss Danie Armor went to Guy last Saturday.
 Aunt Marge Acre of Black Fork is wis. iting relatives and friends here this week.
 Frank Miller made business trip to Black Fork last week.
 Brother Hendrickson filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sun- day.
 Bill Hobby is on the sick list this week. Dec. s.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08

WANTED-Lady or gentleman
 of fair education to travel for line of household articles and special ties. Salary s. 50 per day above expenses. Address, The Alexand- CT Supply Company,356 Dearbo m st., Chicago III. 64d-8t
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08
Holiday Excursion Rates.

For points in the southeast holi day excursion tickets will be plac- ed on sale at Conway station Dec. Io to 2I inclusive, return limit Jan uary Y. The rates will be tht same as those made last year.
 J. w. JAMES, Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08
The Pierces Coming.

The Pierces, society entertainers, will be at Hendrix College next Wednesday, Dec. 9. Admission so cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-08
County Union Meeting.

The F. E. & C. U. of. A. of Faulkner county will meet with Pickles Gap local on the first Thursday in January. State Sec retary M. F. Dickinson will be present. Let all locals send rep resentatives. E. H. EDWARDS,
 Secretary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
CAPTURE WASHINGTON
Ninety-Four Years Ago Today the Ma.
tionaI Capital Was Abandoned
BY President Madison.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c., Aug. 24.-Ninety-
four years ago today British army,
under the command of General Ross,
entered the city of Washington, hav-
ing defeated six thousand American
soldiers on their way. The capital
was abandoned to the invaders, Presi
dent Madison and other high officials
of the government having left the
city before the arrival of the British.
In revenge for a Washingtonian hay
ing attempted to kill General Ross,
whose life was saved at the expense
of his horse, the British attempted to
burn the capital. That building was
saved, but the congressional library
was destroyed, and with it many val
liable historical documents. The
torch was applied also to the White
House, the treasury and the war and
state departments, and before the
British evacuated the city, and the
flames were eXtinguished, property
valued at $2,OOO,OOO had been destroy
ed, and in addition several score of
Americans were killed or wounded.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
ALLEGED LAND FRAUDS
Five Thousand Acres of Rich Lands In
Washoe and Humboldt Counties,
Nevada, Are Involved.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Carson City, New, Aug. 24.-An i'm
portant suit involving alleged land
frauds will be called for trial in the
federal court tomorrow Five thou
sand acres of rich lands in Washoe
and Humboldt counties are involved.
The government contends that when
the titles to the land were procured
by the Central Pacific company, the
Southern Pacific and the United
States Trust company, it was with the
understanding that there were no
known minerals in the land. 1t is now
sought to have the patents revoked
on the ground that the companies
knew of the existence of the minerals
in the land when the titles were Sc
cured. The case for the government
will be conducted by United States
District Attorney Plat.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
PACKING HIS OWN
CROP OF TOBACCO
Mr.. JOHN r. HEARNE HAS RENT
ED OLD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
BUILDING AS A TOBACCO
PACkERY.
Is Working Large Force
Will Prepare His Own Crop For the
Market, and Then Sell to Whom
He Pleases-Governmen Ex-
perts Giving All the Aid
Possible.

| Mr. John R. Hearne, not having
made as satisfactory arrangement con.
corning the handling and sale of his
tobacco crop as he thought he should
his own crop, and for that purpose he
has secured the old Christian church
building, and a large force is now
| busily engaged in preparing the crop
for its customary sweating and pack
ing.
The crop grown by Mr.. Hearne on
his farm just south of the city is a
very fine one, and Mr.. Hearne is de-
| termined to see that it is in prime
condition when it reaches the market
The gentleman says the tobacco
grown in this section has got to make
market for itself, and that he is de-
termined to aid as much as possible
in accomplishing that end.
Mr.. Hinson, the government man,
and his experts, are giving all the aid
possible to Mr.. Hearne, the Hearne
boys, and their assistants, who are
handling this crop.
There is no question, says Mr.. Hin
son, of the superior quality of the
tobacco grown here, and he says the
department is determined to do all in
its power to impress this fact upon
the tobacco world The marketing of
the experimental crops has not been
all that could be desired. anfEjt i
fortunate indeed that a man Of ny
Hearne's means and determination
has become interested in the crop.
The Taussig & Co. packing plant, in
the wainwright building on Avenue A
is also very busy place. The other
crops grown here, as well as the Mac
ogdoches crops, are being packed
here. This commodious building has
been especially fitted up for this
work, and it is fully capable of taking
care of the big crop grown. Several
car loads of tobacco will be packed at
this place.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
GO TO INDIANAPOLIS
IN A PRIVATE CAR
COL. BRYAN, CHAIRMAN MACK,
SENATOR cULBERsoN AND
PARTY HAVE GONE TO
INDIANAPOLIS
To Attend The Notification
Senator cuIberson Has Been Pressed
to Accept the Craftsmanship of
the Eastern Subj Committee.
He Cannot Accept on Ac-
count of Other Duties.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-In private
car attached to a regular train Col.
w. j. Bryan, Chairman Mack of the
democratic national committee, and
Senator Culberson, and party, left
this morning for Indianapolis, to at
tend the notification of Vice Presiden-
tial Nominee Kern tomorrow.
Senator Culberson has been pressed
to accept the Craftsmanship of the
eastern subcommittee but he does
not feel inclined to accept, on account
of other duties demanding his atten-
ton:
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24

Get the Habit-cook With Gas.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
Oshkosh Celebrates.

Special to the Herald.
Oshkosh, Wis, Aug 24-Oshkosh
expects to entertain a large number
of visitors this week on the occasion
of the big homecoming celebration,
for which preparations have been go
ing forward for several months.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
GERMAN AMBASSADOR DEAD.
He Left New York May 18th to Con
suit His Physician.

Special to the Herald.
Heidelberg, Germany, Aug. "a
Baron Speck Won Sternberg, German
ambassador to the United States, died
last night. He left New York on May
16, to consult his physician in Ger
many. He had for some time been in
bad health.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
SILK Isle HOSIERY.

Our Silk Isle Hose for men in as.
sorted solid colors at for $1.OO is a
good value. Phone All.
DOYLE BROS,
24-8t Mems Outftters.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Results yesterday:
Galveston 4, Austin 2.
Shreveport 5, Dallas 0.
Dallas 8, Shreveport 2.
San Antonio 4, Houston 1.
Waco-Fort Worth; rain.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24

49,
fsihsfts sessions tomorrow.
Today there was a meeting of the
Washington State Bar Association,
which was attended by many eminent
guests from other states. When the
members of the American Bar Asso-
citation convene for their initial ses-
sion tomorrow it will be to listen to
an address by DR.. David Starr Jordan,
president of Leland Stanford Univer-
sity. At the evening session the chief
speaker will be Judge C. H. Hanford
of the United States district court for
the western district of Washington.
Judge Hanford will speak on the sub
ject of National Progression and the
Increasing Responsibilities of Our Ma
tional Judiciary"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-08-24
LEGAL LIGHTS GATHER
In Seattle For Annual Meeting Of the
American Bar Association-Eu-
rope Well Represented.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. "a The names
Of many of the nose eminent lawyers
and jurists of the United States and
Canada, with a number from Europe
as vel, fill page after page of the
Seattle h2tel registers today They
are tha ars Of the American Bar
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11

erage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11
DIES IN THE WEST.
Mrs. E. [. COmst0Ck Passed Away Sum-
day, Feb. 23d.

Menagha Journal
Last Monday morning Mrs. E. L..
Cross received a telegram stating
that her mother was dead.
No further information was re-
ceived until Thursday, when a letter
was received stating that Mrs. Com
stock had a relapse of the grip and
it proved too much for her, she
passed away Sunday.
Mrs. Comstock was expected to
arrive here from the west last week,
but Saturday Mrs. Cross received a
letter stating that she was not well
enough to travel. She was sick with
the grip and was about recovered
when taken worse. The remains
will be brought here and funeral
services held.
Mrs. Harriet Comstock was "a
years of age and is survived by one
son, E. L. Comstock of Silverton,
Oregon, and three daughters. Mrs.
E. L. Cross of this place, Mrs. De-
Pew of Park Rapids and Mrs. W. R.
Gregory of Silverton. The funeral
will be held at the Methodist church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11

en- out to the 700 workers. They
gathered in the large hall, that seats
about 800, and cheered heartily
when it was announced that the sum
to be distributed was e3, 800 shil-
llngs (about nineteen thousand, two
hundred dollars).
Mr.. Hartley is one of the chief
apostles of the plan Of systematic
and proportionate giving" in Great
Britain. and can be safely reckoned
on to help along any good work,
anywhere. And the money he gives
is not ground out of his employees
either. Nor has he cornered the
jam trade; but completes fairly and
honestly with other manufacturers.
he commenced jam making in a
very small way 40 years ago. He
introduced every labor saving and
sanitary appliance; and as the bust
ness extended and profits increased,
ne constantly increased the proper
ton which he terms "the Lords
share. " Mr.. Hartley also teaches
his work people to give systemat-
lcally. Three years ago he induced
them to give a small sum out of
their wages each week for the hos
pitfalls. At the end of each year he
doubles the total amount; and then
there is good sum to be divided
between the hospitals, as COM
mlttee of work people see fit.
But to return to the profit shar-
ing. Each ones name was called
and the money handed them in en-
velopes. They conveyed their thanks
to the donor by resolution and
cheers. The national anthem was
sung in conclusion. But no, some
one struck up 'For he's jolly good
fellow" everybody sang with all
the voice they had. Then more
cheers for Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley
We're given, and the workers left,
happy in the possession of their
clinking envelopes.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11
No More Strikes.

If labor and capital worked as
harmoniously together everywhere
as they do at Mr.. w. P. Hartley's
jam factory near Liverpool, Eng
land, strikes would be unknown.
Mr.. Hartley pays the highest wages
given in the trade, and as extra.
shares the business profits with his
employees. according to their skill,
good conduct, zeal and efficiency.
The fine institute which the gen
tleman built for his people some IL
years ago, was the scene of happy
gathering lately. when the twenty
third annual profit shares were giy-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. w. Vaughn to David Weaver,
lots z and 8, block 10, Redwood
Falls, $500.
Paul B. Gutknecht to Paul B.
Gutknecht and Stanley Boushek,
tract in sw1 of sw4 of section Is,
Vesta, $1,000.
w. D. Lines to John Franta, nw1
of sw4 and sci Of sw4 Of section 3,
Vail, S1997.
Ida Heidemann to William C. Dit
benner, lot IL, block 5, Morgan,
$3.50.
Pheba Alice French ct al to C. O.
Borg, lot II, block 1. Redwood Falls,
S11OO.
Swan F. Peterson to Refer E.
Crying, sci of sci of section 80,
Delhi, $1,000.
Refer E. Crying to Swan F. Pet
erson, lot s, block A, Belview. S1375.
Herman F. Setter to Barbara
Montgomery, WI of mel of section
81, Springdale, $500.
John Yaeger to August Gumto,
lot l, block 8, Yaeger's I'd addition
to Samborn, $3.50.
Andrew Birum to A. G. Miller
and D. L. Crimmins, lot 16 of audi
tors subdivision of section /, Red
wood Falls, $700.
G. A. Callaghan to Joseph Nc
Geough. tract in WI of sw1 of Sec
ton Is, Vesta, $1,000.
Church of Our Lady of Victories
to Joseph McGeough, tract in sci of
sci of section Is, Westline, S145.
Richard Fratzke to William Fratz-
Ike. nw4 Of section 10. North Hero.
$4,000.
Dorothea Wagner to John G. w.
Wagner. tract in sci of sci of sec
ton %, Charlestown, 1920.
Edward Bloemke to George L..
Parsons, lots 6, Z. s. 9, 10 and IL,
block %, Walnut Grove, S17O0.
George E. Maltby to Samuel G..
Hasking, sw4 of sw1 of section l.,
Willow Lake, $4,000.
Same to Samuel c. and James M.
Haskins, nw1 Of sw1 of section 1,
Willow Lake, $4,000.
John Mum to F. D. Gray, net of
section 4, Vail, S521O..
Henry Schwantes to John Volz,
ea Of nw4 and sw1 Of nw4 and nw4
of sw1 Of section 20, Three Lakes,
$4,000.
Winona & ST, Peter Land Co. to
G. A. Koenig, nw4 Of section Is,
Lamborton, $1,000.
Marion johnson to Edwin Wells,
WI Of sci and WI of Cd of sci of
section IS, Delhi. S9240.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11

Springfield voted yesterday on a
proposition to issue $4,000 in bonds
for putting in waterworks and sew
erage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11

First National Bank,
REDWOOD FALLS. MINI.
ssu,ar Banking Business Translate
Established in 1872. Incorporated into
State Bank in 1891
Authorized. Capital, $4,000.
Paid, Up CAPITAL. $4,000.
Surplus fund 10000
Undivided Profits SO. 500
OFFICERS:
A. q. BURMEISTER, President.
EMIL KUENZLI. Vice-President,
E. A. LUSHER. I'd Vice President,
II. A. BALDWIN, Cashier,
W. B. CLEMENT. Asst Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
A. C. Burmeister, E.s A. Luscher, A E.
Ward, c. A. Luscher, H. A. Baldwin and
Emil Kuenzli.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08
10 QUE De LA. CHARGA8 Sc 1IJO.

miHmo tismpo 4 psuar de m placer
agatado". s..
"2a nm busn IitaEato 81 aefior Zquo
Gandfa, y a5 adem6s un ntvelader exec
lenta. Abonan- ia p1imeEo, los pEimoTaa
de 90 estiIo, Is limplisza del diSlogo, 10
nusvo aEtfstico ds lag frassE. Is conci'
sion vanGS 6 la ampuloBidad v atf no hry
ca la .msnaEh" del nsfioE GsndfR, nada
gus aobE0 nj bads gus faIts". .sl T.
''Ds SuE fAcEitadss da noveliata rsBpon'
de CumplidamsDte 10 exactR cbTGHVaCi6n
de tipos = CoRtumbFes inBulsEeE, CON Fxac.
titud fot6gEEfica TstFatados los pRimaToB
y con notabls ReisEto deacritsa .laa segun'
dab''. ...,...=> .........
"CApituloG heEmosos hay on La CHAR
CA. AquslIes an que sc iniGig, dssaEEo'
LIN y complots, lR passion gus. anlazR &
Giro , 8ilvinR, SON do tai ysEdad, aon tan
huHRnoS, que ello1 solos bRgtaFfan para
juHtificRF CuGBtos elogioB puadan tRibutar'
10 al autor do lG moEitiaima novsla en- que
nos oGupSmaH.
p "LA CHAROA as, = no hsy hir6.bol0
en- astO que d8cimog, una de lap' mas esti
mablss novalaB egpan 9Iag c0nEempOF GneRg.
Sin oIvidsEBs au autor do gus sou el inte'
res y la amenidad Las CoudiCionaB indis
penGableg de egts g6asEo litsrario (cosR
qua otEoB olVidRn lastimcEamadta), NO
pEsaCinde tRmpoGo del fin, 81 Cnal va
dGFsCho, psro por busn camino,
"Msrscs 81 seior Z9no Gambia fsIicita'
clones muy BincSras poR su obEa, y us IRu
tEibutamos CuSnt0B ls lean, BoE6n de
nu0stEs niUma opinion BsguEamsnt8.-An
tonic Cort6n.- ''EI OoEroo de UltRamar"
-MsdEid, 0, de Julio de 1895.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08
NUEVOS Y ARTlSTlCOS MODELOS.

En- eEtoU vRpoEsB hR vuaIto reCibir 81
nefior America SsIaB Gl mas extanso y aE'
tfstioo surtido do OF jetcB de fantsAfa, GB8n'
Ciaa finaB, = Artfculoa propios para EsgaloB
de A1o Nusvo = Pascuag. I'm calzado
pu0do ofF8c8z msgnifcos modsgos de laB
mdH aCreditRdaB marcaB una vaEiadfnimR
exposition de les mss slegautsn modslos
snCuentEan en- 81 "PepulaF'' lan psTuonsa
de gusto, Nuovaa foEmaB para BefioritaB y
CabaIlsrOs AguaB pRTa cabaza, barba y
bafoH tisne de les mejores marcss de Eu
ropa America. PEecioB sin comretan.
els. ar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08

Diciembra 8. ~z-~-. q.
Ds1d8 Bu regregO da Europa, 90 enousn'
tER eDfarm8 IL RsfioFR Laura Molina, via
da de OC958Ro. La enfarmGd&d do la RpFa'
cisble aafioTa, no dais de cauRsF gran pasar
en- BuB npmaPoBas RniatadeH que Rienten
profuudsmGDts sl Rstado en que hn vanido
Ia ssloEa MosinR. Ella e3 ia madEa de
nueHtros bpsnoB y diBtinguidog compatEio
taa Augsl, Eduardo, PGquit0 Bl doctor
CsItsRo, los cualeP,! como lon dem6g fami'
liaTaH, 20 encuenErsn RpgRadumbFRdoB oil
vsT como busnog bij0E, sI quehranto de
s&Iud de Au huanR aEi1anay maasa.
ri qUs sstHs lioeag esoribs, que Ne honPR
mu9 mUeho oan Ia smiRtRd qua I0 uus
fan dsatiuguids famitiR, y 0n especial los
bu0ncs amigos ADgsl = Pequito, dsplora
Con e'lcB la enfsFmodad dc dCfia laura, Y
con ellos tambi@n hsgo votes per "a PTonto
FsBta bic 3imient~.
-"T@ Corr 1pendsucia de Puerto Ri
co.., 90 h8 vt 1dido anoche, toda. Ls caFta
del gobsFnadoT que pubics ssts peEi6dico
aI Rlcslde do JuaDs Diaz, ha sido leids y
Comentada P9r 81 p6biico.
-HemOs t3nido una ConfersnoiR con el
senior aloalde, particular amigo nuestFo
ViEgiiio D6vilR, y hemoB ro6ido obHsYvar
que nut3tE8 RutoEidsd local est6 Nsno de
lou mejorel dess2s en benefcio de la mu'
nioip@lidAd.
-QuisjsKa BAbsF Al 90 r4tR ciudad hay
no nBrvioio BaDitsrio. Si 10 bsy, Dor que
no SO psv9 upa vista 81 comsroio, no & ion
unioniGtcs v9lamsaEs, como bor cspfgisu do
vsngarzs, piao F9deB on gsasFsl, no 4 los
! Iobrf1 vsnt7rrillsEos, que vsyan & ppgaE
los vidFios Eotos no, todog. desde ell scau.
3aiado oomsrcianfe, cugos grendes alma
csnes debsn de c5rsF Kspleta0 do RrtfcuIoB
NADIA bueros hsEts lR 4 Tins tisnda de pEo'
visiones F1s no Incorporate. .sl dutfia.
Il qus 80 quisre ts higjeno, pueg oon ls
higis1e viens In BRlud con Ia aslud ls
prospaEidad do Jos pu abloR
al doctor Fernandez NStar, & Lon ami.
goB RauosPy YoFFo, lel Eec6unondames CO.
to agunto, psra cue proCsdsn con rsctitud
y juatiGia, hEci6odoBe aCEasddEes del pusnto
qu8 dsasmpefisD.
ES hoEa va de oOnoIuis cen lac consida
racioneS = De CoaC:uir COS oisrtas Condas
csndanVias gus san Rn p8Fjuicio dsl pdblice
y do log smplssdoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-08
.LA.P A.PR0POSIGION DEL
Sr. Torres Monge.
Sera presentada no en- junta de
''nOtables" sinO ante ell COmitd
territorial.
FL Sr. Torres MOnge cOnffa en- que
puertorriquehos de conciencia
libre Sc sObrepOngan a cOnven-
ciOnaIismOs persOnalisimOs que
afirma son la causa de los males
de SUI partidO.

Un PqpTegOutGnEa do IG 'LG C6TR8Bp0n'
dOnciA" acaTc6Ss hoy al uef1oE Torres Mon.
go, con obisto de pFeg0ntRFIe ls BuoTts
que .hubisra oRbid0 lR proposition qua
B9brS C0RIioi6n do pNrtidoU, ,anunoiRFR aqu0l
C0mp0triotG que preBentNFiB 10 RBSm'
blGA republicans:
"LS reunion de Ryar-dijo en- parts OI
GefloT Torres M0ngS-0r8 do CarRctGr gG'
Clusivsmsnts particular. La direction
politiCR qusrfR Oonoc0T al penERmiOntO &C.
neral del pErtidO, sxpreSGdO pUr TspubIi'
CRnoB do RignifcaGi6n de CsdR diUtFito Gcor
CO de CieEtoa 8BuntoH do tER8osndsntal inn
poTtanCia, para IUeg0 TeuniTBe J tomOE
los RCuOTdos que CF0yeu0 opOrtuu0 81 Co
mite Territorial.
"PoT cate motive, enti0ndO que los ele'
mGnt0B C0nCuFTOntg8 no hGbiAn tGnid0
tempo do C0mp8nOtrRTBe do 10 Bubltan-
CiGl del pFoyGCto, publiCado OI B6bGdo poE
lG tArdg que muChoB nj RiquisT8 tod6Vfa
20 hRbfRn leido, me limit6 BupliCRT Ia
prOHidGucia que ConBidGTaTa y TeBDlvieFR ell
pT0pi0 C0mit6 como 0stim&g8 Conveniant8"
"El pEoyeOto On Du OBsnCiR % CusHti6n
que tienO que tFRtar 81 pAEtido On AGam-
blea, nads pusdo deCiF 1ObrG Hi 81 Ts'
EKitoEisl GcoFdaE6 no cel0brarla''.
ga mi, poF ahoFR, mas que NADIA me ints-
reBa quO 90 foFms 0pini6n fdndadR on pro
6 ca ContEE; BiempTo tendR6 que CslebEarss
una Aakmbl8a uFdinRFia, y de Gquf Rll$
eonft0 on gus no falERT6n pueFterriquefoB
dc conCionCis libTe, que BobTeponi6ndoge &
les CanvenCionalismOB p0FgonRlfHimog, que
son Ia pi8dra de toqu0 de nueatF0s mRlaB,
est6n de aCu9rdo On IR nGceBided imperiO.
CD que tiGn0 81 psfB, de que Loo partidog eB'
tRblGSCEn cordial intsligsusia, para que
lOrminsn monopolios, CaCiqusI grupo8,
pueH BOlameuts por la CoRlici6n 90 conai-
que cato"
Isl On un momento dado todoB los CO.
mites, do todoI log pArtidoB, On CadR locR-
idRd, logrsn ponBrBa de RousPdo para ha'
Ger eleCClonss de o0DCiliACi6n, poT 10 msnoB
mientTRB el pals 30 oFgsnizR defnitivamsn.
to, LA LUCIA SERA ENTONCEB
SOBRE OUALIDADES Y CONVE-
NIENCIA DE LOS CANDIDATES. y
no hRbEG de GB6 mOdO agitRoi0neH eno0na.
dap; no 30 neceBitBF6 ell favor del gobisTnO,
nj aGE6 OI dineFo factor tan impoFtante; y
no hRbrG que tsmer Las smsnazas do los
81 "JALEADORE6" que quisEan provoCsr
u040e0CbaHJ FGA4Us nV A"NAS m@s q~0 UU
solo inteT6a: el inteFGB de todoB'"
PreparandOSe para la NOche Buena
en- CabO ROjO.
PerO no Sc ha pOdidO dar con Ell
indiViduO.
El j6ven artiSta HerminiO Brau es-
ia OrganizandO una banda.