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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF ADJOURN.
ED MEETING JULY 20. 1908.
Road Contractors Cited to Appear and
Sign Contracts as District Attorney
Suggested.


On Monday morning, July 20,
1908, at 8 o'clock, the Board met
pursuant to adjournment. There
were present Hons. 2. p. Jones,
of District No. I w. I'll. Furr,
District No. d; G. M. Brister,
District No. 8; Geo. Fl. Muak,
District No. 4; Il. f. Noble, Dis
triot No. s.; r. w. MoNair, clerk
and Frank Greer, sheriff.
The following proceedings we're
bad and done, to-wit::
PUBLIC ROADS.
In accordance with an order Of
the Board of Supervisors of Lin
coin county, Miss, recorded in.
minute book 8 on pages Isl and
152, it is now ordered that the
public road contractors of Lin
coin county be cited to be and ap-
pear before this board on the first
Monday in August, A. d. 1908,
to sign the contracts entered into
with the Board for working the
public roads of Lincoln county by
contract; in accordance with the
suggestion of Hon. Fl. v. Wall,
District Attorney of the Sixth
Judicial District.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Burns and Price, working pub
lie roads, o. k. by G. M. Brister,
$3.50.
It is ordered by the Board that
the members and officers be allow
ed their per diem and mileage:
q. T. Jones, 2 miles, 20c; w. H.
Furr, 10 miles, $1.20; C.M. Br;st-
er, IL miles, $1.2O; Geo. FL.
Moak, Is miles, $1.60; Louis f.
Noble, is miles, $1.60; r. w.
McNair, ] day clerk, $3; j. Frank
Greer, | day sheriff of board, 50.
1t is ordered that the Board do
now adjourn.
q. P. JONES, Pres.
r. w. McNAIR, Clerk.
By 3. r. BRENNAN, Jr.,
ID. g.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22
Address from President Of Alumni.

ADDRESS from president OF Alumni.
To the Alumni of the Mississip-
pi Agricultural and Mechanical
College, Greeting:
The board of trustees of our
alma mater decided late Saturday
night by a strong majority to sus-
tain President Hardy. This ac-
tion is taken after four days
session, often prolonged into the
night, and after having present
conditions aired in detail. It was
confidently expected and urged by
popular opinion expressed in the
press that this investigation would
clear the situation up and relieve
it of the discurdant elements or
causes provoking the conditions.
do not understand that this
action has met this public expect
alton or that this action has solved
the problem. / do not understand
that any officer Of the college was
charged IN this Investigation with
any specific or general miscon-
duct; but rather that college con-
ditions were to be investigated
and remedy applied. This
affected all.
The difference exists now over
the investigation and officers of
the college are now officially align
ed for or against the president,
definitely and positively, which
was not the case officially here
tofore.
But having confidence in the
decision of the board as being de-
signed to accomplish good to the
college, let US now join hands
with the president and with the
faculty in stronger efforts for it's
welfare, believing, as | do, that
much official conduct will be
changed to meet the requirements
developed by the investigation
and that the policies of administra-
tion will be altered looking to har-
m0nious relations individually and
to privileges Of autonomy for the
department. heads. | believe this
can be done.
tender my sincere thanks in
our behalf to a full board for con-
stantsattendance and for patient
hearing. 1t Is earnestly hoped as
we'll that the constituents of the
several members will consider the
unpaid services these trustees rem
der for the public good.
With constant appreciation of
the great mission of our alma ma
ter, and with great hopes that she
is yet to enlarge her usefulness
and efficiency, / am,
Yours truly,
VIM. j. GILL,
Pres. Alumni Association.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22
The Auto iii Politics.

Disaster has befaIlen 1T. @.
Catrow, the Republican candidate
for congress in the Dayton, Ohio,
district. He had the i'll luck TO
run over and kill a union Iaborer
with his automobile. AS this is
no time for foolishness, the call
for q meeting of the district com
mittee to take down the man with
the auto, and put up another can
didate, was issued before the COR
oner's jury could hold an inquest.
Vicksburg Herald.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

The Texas Democratic primary
comes Of next Saturday. The
ticket will be the longest on rec.
ord, containing the names Of IS
presidential electors and candi-
dates for all other Offices from
governor down to constable, be-
sides two legislative propositions.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22
Pres. Alumni Association.

Three negroes were Iynched in
Catahoula parish a few days ago,
chargedwith burning q cotton gin,
and it develops that the lynching
grew out of an incendiary preach
ing BY a negro prophet, named
Albert Godlin. Godlin is alleged
to have called for the burning of
the cotton gin OF Capt. j. w.
SWavze and his order is said to
have been carried out BY Sam and
Miller Gaines, brothers. GodIin
and both Of his converts paid the
penalty Of the crime with their
lives.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

Both of the Democratic candi.
dates for Governor of Texas are
avowed prohibitionists and favor
9 constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting tue liquor traffic. No
matter which il nominated, how.
ever, Campbell or Williams. look
out fo 4 The Liquor organs to hasti-
II proclaim that prohibition has
received another set back.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

a horrible case OF miacegena-
ton is reported from Claiborne
county, too repulsive for pubIiea
tion The fnther of The two white
girls il more deserving of i rope
halter than ths negroes involved.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

Will Stokes began serving bis
ten year sentence in the peniten-
tiary last Friday, thus paying the
laws penalty for the attempted
assassination Of Wallace Lane at
McConab last December. Stokes
was in remarkably cheerful
frame Ct mind when he started on
bis journey to one of the States
penal farms. considering the
length Of his sentence, and il was
evident that be was thoroughly
reconciIed to bis unfortunate pre-
dicament Magnolia Gazette.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

~ MILHAy 6SthUAlSt16u ~ w ~
longer be in any sense an expert
ment.
When the editor of The Leader
landed in Brookhaven IN Febru
arY, 1883, q comparative stranger
his only capital was $50 ii cash
q young wife and baby boy lesl
than three months old, and al
unoonquerable determination tt
succeed, # success were possible
by conducting newspaper which.
as far as it's influence might extend,
would stand for the right and tht
interests of the people as whole,
as God gave him to see the right,
and not be sWerVed from its con,
ception of duty to the public al
the dictation of any man or set oi
men. He soon found warm ano
loyal friends in BrookhaVen ane
Lincoln county who appreciated
such q paper and such an editor,
and these friends, in increasing
number, have been our main sup,
port and reliance through all the
years that have flown since oul
journalistic bark was first cast
upon the waters. At times there
have been rough sailing and try.
ing experiences. but after every
crisis the paper and its editor
have come out with a firmer hold
upon pubic confidence, respect
and support, for tie test.
The publication of The Leader
was commenced on a borrowed
press with a scant LOT Of second
hand material purchased on 8
credit. Eater il purchased an old
antiquated Washington hand press
and on this the paper was printed
for many years, before it could
risk purchasing power pressl
It's equipment has been added to
by degrees and today with power
press, Job presses, type-setting
machine and various other con-
yeniences. it has one of the best
equipped newspaper plants in the
State. But, much as we appre-
ciate and value these, we value fal
more highly the esteem and conf
Idenee in which the paper is held
by the people as an institution o1
Brookhayen and Lincoln county,
an asset which neither fire, wind
nor flood can destroy, and which
will survive as thing of intrin-
sic value as long as its past char
acter is maintained.
Time and space would fail US II
We were to undertake TO recount
the changes and large improve
ments which have taken place ii
Brookhayen since The Leader
made its first appearance under
its present management over 2s
years ago. There are but three
business firms in BrookhaVeu
now that were in existence when
the first number OF The Leader
was issued. and there have beer
important changes ia the person.
mel Of two of these. There Is
only one lawyer here who was
practicing then, and one Brook
haven physician left who saw tht
first number Of The Leader.
In spite Of che depression Incl.
dent to the panic Of last fall anC
winter, It is exceptionally gratify
ling to be able to state that tht
business of the paper for the lasl
twelve months has been the best
for 4 like period 10 its history.
In few weeks the paper vii
appear ir 1 new dress Of type ant
Iin the 10 distant future, other i'm
proVements are anticipated. TX
all who have ID any way contrib
Iuted to its success and favored j
with their patronage or good will
We take this occasion to again ex
press our sincere and appreoiatiyl
thanks.
The Daily Clarion Ledger bal
lIntoIU tsanrod ;nfn nosu <x,3aWt1,res
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

According to the testimony ot
The land commissioner of the
Northern Pacific, the company 's
coal mines and coal lands are
worth sec. .000. 600. This ought
70 prove conelusively Chat Jim
HIll's great interest in the oonser-
vation Of our natural resources IS
purely altFnistic and pdllaDthrnp
Id.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

Miss Jessie TufnbouQh Sunday
ed in Bogue ghiEIo WiEb relatives.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

Candidates age usually Fer
promising set Of fellows
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22
WHERE the LEADER STANDS.

The Leader wants TO go on rec
ord here and now as approving
the action Of The Board of Trus-
tees Of the Mississippi Al. and N.
College in exonerating and retain
ing President Hardy at the head
OF that institution, and as con-
demnIng the vindictiye, revenge
full course of the little disgruntIed
faction of the faculty and those
newspapers which are bounding
him and the Board Of Trustees.
for the qualification Of their
spleen, regardless of whether the
College is injured or helped.
II the men who compose the
present board of Trustees can't
be trusted to honestly and patriot.
ically administer the affairs of
that institution, there is certainly
no hope for it from the crowd that
Is bounding and villifying the
Board and President Hardy.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1908-07-22

with the results which have al
ready attended the outcome of our
labors, the trustees believe that
the troubles have been finally and
suitably settled, and that the great
college will no longer be subjected
to criticism on the part of the
State, but will resume without
interruptions it's work in behalf
Of the boys and young men of
Mississippi.
fSigned)
Board of Trustees.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
EI e6Iera en- Manila.

Coofrmando notiCiss cableg 6ficaa pu.
bliCRdRg orortunamsnt9 poE ia OoFFss'
ponden0iA" Fe4Pecto 6 los e1tEsgoB qgo
hRC0 Gl o6lGTa on MRuila, damoB & conti'
nuaCi0ncI IOg ipformRs ComuniCadoR del
pRsad0 SetiembFs Die 21.
So han FagiBtEado en- Lac 6ltimRs "a ho'
EaU 58 invaBionsB dc C6lOrR con 19 dsfun'
clones
La sanidad continds diCtando Ice modi'
dRs n0Ce8aEiRS para Combatir tan tsrFiblO
infection.
sOBpschando ls sAnidad de que no 90
daban IoB paFte3 do todss IaB invaaiones Dc
C6l0Ta, enCaTg6 IL pOliCfs PEactiCaTR re-.
giBtE0B en- IoB dOmiciIioB, RuxilisdoB por
faCultativoE. con admirable 6xito, pueE
logTAF0n dsgcubEir 81 CesoB de ega infGo.
Ci6n,
EAt0 iDgpeoci6n haos IN total de 81
caEoB On laB 6ltimaB IL hoFaV, 10 que auto.
RIA & Greer que % puOdo dOminaE 10 Cpl.
dOmia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
SIMPATICA BODE EN-
AreCibO.
Debut de una cOmpaiia dc VaHisda-
deS.
EI GadaVer de un h0mbre apaTecB a
0riIIas del ITO.
CDe nWsotrO Corr6SpOmsuE.) }

OCtubTe 11.-PaEa 0l pECximo maFtsu
HnuuciR 90 debut an eEta Ciudsd, ls com
pafifs do vREiedsdeB que tnntO 6xitO hR
alcRuzRdo On eaB capital. El pFogFnma
que pFengautB para 0sR n0Ch8 GB muY Bu'
geativo y do atEacci6n sHtEonando la die
tirguidR paFej0 Los Modsrni6taa Gl graCi0'
10 di6l0gO do IoI heEmanoB> QUintsro ''El
Ohiquill0." TambiOn daEG COnoGsr Buu
bailAblcB ls paEeja Gil Rsqusna = Ia bella
y graoioGR Laura L6peE. Al tsAtFO, pus9,
divsFtiFEa.
So snCuentFR en- GBtR oiudRd don
Eduardo ATTGChe, agsnt0 de In casa do
Dooley Smit Comp, do San Juan.
Ell uefioF FundRdOE Vargas sale ma
iiana para San JaGn con GU mOgnifoo
OEOn6fono. CinSmRtogEafC0 paElante, don.
de dAF6 COn0c9R el ingsnioBo BpaFRt9
que OsVF8 On ef&cto HorpEend0nts.
Hoy 10 han celsbFado mitiDgI uDin-
nibtsB en- loB bRErios do DomiDguito, Esps.
ranzR = HAtO ArribR, que como BismpEs
han qu0dSdO eBpl6adid0P
En- 0l vSpor que sale para IoB EstR'
dos Unid0g gI pF6ximo mi6FColGB 0mbRFCa
81 ioven oOmoFCiRntO don Donate Goitf0,
EoOio de La POloni0, con objGto do hRCOr
C0mpF0B para Ia GBt0bleoimiGnt0.
-AuGCho Contrsjeron matrimonio por 81
ritO CNt6liCo ls bs'lS y simp6tiCS aa1Orita
Lula BaIBairo JaIi6 con 81 jovsn don
BaEtclO ArTistR, de Camuy, FUeEen pa
dFineB Is gtfi:Ta TsF6Ga BAIGsiTo ? don
Adolfo BAlBaiFo. TarminRdo Ol aot0 E0Vi'
giOgo On 0l CuAI oioi6 el padre BDFcOl6, do
amuy, paBRron todoB loB ConCuFFOntsB &
ls CASA do 10 ,vOa doBpOaadG dOnd0 tuOron
tod0S obB quiO dos. ROCibR ID OnamoTa pa
TojR RllG en- % nido de lamuy nuO1trR mas
BinCsra f0licitaci6n.
-EEta tREdO C0lSbF6 sjsTCicio 81 CuOEpo
de Bomb0EOB haoieDdo un EimuIRo7o do
inC0ndio en- la bArEisda do santO Do
mipgo.
En- Ia mahaua do hoy fu6 oncontrado
q 10 triIla del rio do Santiago el csd&ver DO
IN hombE0 que deUpuGB EOSuIt6 aor sl
anCiRno Antonio Ab0d P6rOs En- dicho
sitio 10 cODstituy6 ID poIiCfs, y Ol Hon.
FiUCAI, 81 Juez Lcdo. Am8do Rivera ca
union del doctor don Fernando AIOmGn y
UsOonoCido el csdGver no pFeBentado Be-
faIeg de viOlOnOia y OpTA8ciGndo HOr IN
hscho casual fu6 sntVegado & nus famiIiRF0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
CONTRA La
DEBILIDAD.
les I tIt0Tss Rosadas dsl OI. Williams
son sI RsmGdl0 SOheHaR0 para
cObraF FusIzSs y SsIud, como
Pruehal estas dos CaItas De Ma
tanZaS. - -

La pAlabFa mDsbilidRd'' entFs fla una
p0ECi6n dc spfsFmeda6es m6g 8 me3os ls'
veg que tienan Ru OFigOn en- 10 Condici6n
de 10 BRUgFs AcOEC6ud0Bs IOB CDl0Tes GB
CuRndo ag nota Bi uno est6 no FobuBt0 =
pu0ds F0aiatiF Ia fatigo; Bi l8 EaDgTO 90 buS'
nas pUEa , abundGnte. FL que 90 Eisnt0
faIt0 do fGGEzRs 6SnOEgfa dsbs FeGuEEiE
ia busn Esmedio para lR SaDgE0: Las
PfldOFRB RosadaB del Dr.. Williams non tel
Esm0di0, cuyos afSCt0B &c n de RestsbIOCoE
las fusEERB , IL vitslidRd. PrusbaB al
CRDto:
.'Dssda 1900 pRdeof de uns 0nfsrmsdad
que m6aie0B de este pHis no 0tinRFon 6 Gu
ERFmg, 0BtRndo diVididOB en- 90 opiDi61
aOoTCR do Bu fndODG'', esCEibs daBd0 Ci5Va
(MRtanzaB) Rl Com0TCiRnt9 don joan Co.
mes ConoCido CRRi On t0da la pFOvinCia, y
00ntiEGa: '.L0 CiaEt8 60 que me sOntfs de-
bill, RGh8C0B0, ain fOGIzeE, aaim0 OnaPgfa.
Me fsltabs Gl apstit0, gontfa FuidoB en- IoB
oido8 , padeCfa de insomnia. CUSnd0 10.
grAbB d0EmiP era con gobFesaltog. DeBea'
b. GOtaF solo, puss faCiIm0nts me moleBta b.,
en- fin, GaGab8 On IN abatimient0 neral '
NADIA me eFa sgFadablP. EstoB AfnEomsa
me afdCtaban mRyoRment0 dUFaUt0 0I We.
A@@@o 44W U0BSGWA8SS PBSBg u PUUHEm9
& CuVRCi6n CON lag PfId0R8B RoGa'
dag del DR.. Williams, y me 0B gTato haCer
ConatRE pOF la pFsHanta que m0 cure Fsdi'
oSlmonts con RSts exs9lsnta pISpaEadO."
De 10 oiud8d do BolondT6n (MatanzaD)
eBCFibs 81 popular professor dc instruction
pGbliCa 81 senior Manuel Z, DSIgado: "Du'
RantO dos amos habfR BUfrido an dscRimi0n'
to y dabilidad GumR. Me daban mSRa0p,
sstAbR falto de msmoFiA y. me Roosa ban
ana poFOi6n de Hfntomea que iadiCabaD de-
bilidao On la BRngEa y los nerViog. Los
m6diC01 qua ConBu't6 no mo GUARDIAN
vaFiag m0diCiBas que tome no me apE0ve'
ChabGn. PsE0 BuPs de vGFiag psrGOnas que
hAbfau tsnidO muy fsliCGs FeBultAd0B con
les PfldoEAB RoRadRB dol DR.. WilliRm4,y y
Opt6 poE hacGF nm onRayo con elias. DIS
pu6s del gaguudO pem0 70 me Beutf meiov.
Al quinto ya cREi sstabS CuEadO. PsE0 no
quig0 pRFaFme Ell GGsj. ssguf hsBtR ha'
lIaEmO dol tOdo bi0n, 10 qn0 OOnDeguf aI
G6ptim0 pom0. Lo coal me 60 gFatO con-
IiguaE. con psFmiso do que gea publiCada |
onta cBEtS opCi6n del DR.. Williams Me-
diCino Co."
I'm 10 puRezs y riqus8s do Ia ssDgve
s1tFiba 10 vitslidad. ESQ GB do 10 que hR'
90 dc Las PfldoTaB Begsdas del DR.. WI
llismB pRF8 p8FEonas PGIiday, Rl eBpGo Eco
Dc famiIia mas popular de IoB tiemPoP. En-
lGs b0tiCRg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
NAUFRAGlO De UN VAPOR.
EI ''San Juan" rgCOgi6
q los nauflsgOs.

NusvR York, soptiembEO 21.-Ho lie
gadO q sbt9 puerto 6 bOFdo dol vBpOE
San JuRn'', GltR mRiians, GI CApit6n , 10
tEipulnOi6n del vRpoE "YumuF1", que nGu.
frag6 ceECG dc Ia oont8 de Castle I0land,
psrtsnecieut0 nl gEupo dc Leo Bahamas, &
GRuRB del tiltimo terrible huFac6n dc haCs
pOCoD diSF, en- cugR vOcindsd tusEon ECcO'
gidoF.
Ell "san Jusn' proCodo do Ponce, Pto.
Rico, y Bu Capitdn manifesto que 81 cg60
que han pareCidO como Glen p8EEouGB vic.
timAS del temporal On Ia pOblaOi6n Ma
thewuton, On la ialR do IuaguR, 10 que
ORGi hO quOdado de1tEufda.
El vRpor "Yumurf' CDtRbR destinado
al trffic0 de frutqH
Ell vapor "UIler' trat6 dc Balvar al
"YumuEf' do loI aFEoCifeI do Castle ID.
land, de IaB BRhamRF; con tan m0la suor
to que no solo no pudo FsBCstRE Rl vapoR
Bino que hG qusdado 81 GnCalladO tsmbi6B,
aD Ia mismS costa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
InbXpIiCabI8 SuCeS0 en-
una igIeSia mejicana

Mexico, SeptiambFa 14.-En noCh0S p6'
gRdas He saCuch3Fon varies fuaEts8 datonA'
CiOneg. pFoduCidRs por de3osTgRs Q, 6otFiCBB,
de les CuRleg uuR Gay6 gsguFRm0nt0 en- an
Oonmut sdoF 9l6OtFiOo, que 60 0nOu8ntF0 en-
lR AvsnidR Z'TGo do e1tS CiudRd, h2Ci6n'
dolO mil pedszoB pueB RpenRB ii una tspA
fu6 lR que qusd6 enGsTR.
Heoho rsdRzO8 0l ConmutAdoF, IR Chig'
pa Gl6ct'ica coEri6 por lcs alambFe8 quo
llevRn 10 IuB la OapilIR do Nu0OtrO
stfioF8 de LouFEes, en- donle, probable
mente poF 10 tension que loo 8lambFa1
hiciaFon sobEO 10 CoEnizB & que e1tabsn
fiioB los RinIadoRes, tiT6 IR dieh8 c0EnizR
ca todo IN lsdo del fteat0 del tsmplo, ca.
yendo tambien una gFuess cTus do pi0dR6.
De Allf psnstT6 81 intaEioE del temple,
On cuyo RltRH quem6 todo 10 que foe 81
cortinsjs del trono dc Ia sRntfsima Viz
gen, do0 faTeEoB de OEiatal OOlOOados, uno
& CadG lRdo del CruCifjo que h1y ca 0l
altar, y AIgunoB otEoB adoRnoB dc allf mig
mo, quad0nd0 ComplstRment0 ilGBoO Ia
im6gsn do lR Vf'gRD y Ol CEuCifjo do quO
nos 0CuramGG.
No es este TODD, sino que nadio Ha expii'
co & fand0 como fu6 aqusIIo, puoB al E8vi'
DAF desd9 lueg0 IoB fusiblGB co,0CadoB en-
loB hil0B para la CorFiRnts, 6stoB no 90 fun
dieTon y CAtGn en- pOEfsCto sgtad0.
E8 G3miFRbl0 vsFdad0TRm0nts 10 que aIlf
h8 pGgado, pueB ad0mGl Do tcdo 10 antoEioE
results que no 10 snCusntFR peFfoEaCi6n
0'gunR que pusda dsjaF v0R RIg6n indiCio
do lN entEada , BalidR del Rsy0.
MuChsB peEBonRs han viBitado 10 Oapilla
, han quOdRdo admiFadRB del BuCaso, Gx'
PlicGndogsl0 como aaantamoB 81 pEinci0 =
que n0B pRFsOo 10 mas possible"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
EI COmislonadO Gfahsme ira aE. U.
So lGtIn 10 ttrmIRlGIdn Dc las ObrlS dol BusRio
Do CIguss, CarstNa C'guls J HgmuGlO.

"Todo maEcbS bisu les trabrj1B psu'
dispt;I 20 ligusn aCtjvF adc - 3ijo hoy 81
REPEATER" Do "LR Corrt IpondsnciA" sl
Ccmiuionado del Iutsrior sefioE GEahame
y NfiRdi6 dsBpu6I pTegOnteB do 6lts.
-''No me explico lB demoFR en- les tFA'
bSIeB para Ii tOEmiuaci6n de les proyectoB
y planes defnitivoB para IR construction
do IR "PFuit' 1CiAriA' y DO otrOV edif ioD
COyag lbf9taS dsben gsr publicAdRs en-
brSv'. En- Ol CRBo do que en- cate correo
en- fechB pr6xims no EecibR EatiafaCtoHiou
iDformCS El1re3t0 de aquelloS tEAbojcr. iS6
ERtad0H UnidoH para yer en- que conaiso
Ia dGmOT0 = aotivaE 81 deopScho."
DrIpu tuvo la CoTtG1fR de formRF
el Bsior GsAh1me que los trabnjo1 para
coratVuCCi6n del impeTt9utI pusLt9 Babrs
el Rio gTRnde,en lR CRFvGt .TR de CaguaD
HumOCNo, Gtaiguen RCiivRndo y 81 probh'
BILE que ant?B do IN me- queden t9rminR'
dos complstamente y 0l puOnt9 pusato al
EOFViCi0 piblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-12
ORADORES UNIONIS-
tas en- Vega-baia.
Los ssiOrss MniOz Rivera, Rodriguez
Sierra y CoII'CuGhy OVaCiOnadOs.
IN baHauetG pffOGIdO 1 los GxtOISIORI9llS.
(Ds muost' OOrrespOnsaI especial )

Ode nWeSt9O 0OTTe0pON8GL especially
A lau 8 de la me II ana dol die 10 fuimGl
RgTadRblements dsBPsFtad0g pOF UuG ale
gre diana que ejG3utaba la oTqueBta intan
I'll de cate pueblo, diEigidA pOE DON Milo
Font, para reCOTdaI Los vegabajtfiaG quG
dsntE0 do p0oAB horGF, tendEiamCB sl pla'
cor de sec visitadoB por nuG1tFoH queTidon
diGtiDguidos oompRtTiot8U EsiioH Luis Mu
foz Rivera = dGmas RCompAfRntsB quo vi
BitabEn 10 poblaOi6n,
Tod0 sl muudo t9nfR igRdRB bRndAFsU en-
SUE hogarGg y un gran nGmaFo de damsa y
CaballeFoH faeF0n al vsciDo pueblo do Vs.
ga Alta & GsperaE al iIustrO hueBped y de-
mas OompatIiotaV.
HabiR praci0soB aFC0F, uno tr0ntO 81
Eefi9E IudalsCio Herr 1dez = otEo fr0nte &
IR Rsgundo aVenidR que HrtfhtiCamente e.
taban d0cOEGdoB y demostrSbNn el buSn
gusto del artiata qus logdiriji6.
On pFeCicEo tsmplete 10 IeVRntAba en-
nUestTN plaza y sl pueblo sOpsEabA RnOio'
90 Ia lleg8dB del iluBtve amigo.
PoE fin entire 4 = 5 50 oyeron varies diA'
paFog dOmeAtEHndo que 90 apFc ximabR 10
ComitiVB entire mfB do 400 peEGonRn vi
mos deAtscsEEO al quGFido hueIp0d. La
diltinguidG amigA tfi1EitS PRCa 8audin le
di6 IL hen venidR y fU6 calurosaments
Rplsudiua pusB como HiempEs OAtnvO lIsnR
do gTaciP.
LuFgo 90 diEigiOron lR pISga y allf el
senior MUfios di6 IRS grsciAB al pueblo de
VegS BOiG Por sl Carifoao Baludo y exec
lsnto FeCibimisnto que % 10 hRCfa y dij0
SntTo otroB brillRntaO conC0pt0B que unO de
los punton en- que mas 20 eNfoEERbR Gl par
tidO unionibtR era 0n que Gus oGRTOligiOnR'
rios ConEsEvAEan Ia religion lsgada poE guG
ante pRHSdOG.
SigUi6Ia en- 81 uVo de IR pslabra el 'NfiaF
Coll y OuChf. VaEiRB vaoes hamos tepido
quito de OR q nueatFo OBtimAdo oompAtTi0'
To cadR vez nos doleitR mas 10 Gatilo CO.
rEscto , fr0ce8 CorciEiadoFAn aunque sn6r
giCRB Luego tom6 lA tribuuR 81 gGlRrtO
NicolRu oil entuBiREta = dtfeuEor do las dG'
msV, En to1cg BuB diEouFBcH 20 70 10 Rim'
pstfs admiration que lR mujeF puerto
FriquGfiG mRntien0 inC6Iume On 81 CorRE6n
del OntU"iRNta CompRtEiot9.
TOC6la degpu6n el tuFno al BtfIor RodEi'
guOz Sierra. Va Puerto Rico OonoCe TO-
daG las prsndRS orAtoriRB que alderman &
nueAtro Rmigo RodIigusE , poF 10 tauto
CuRlquier CoIG que 6ii6ramoB E9rfG pGlidS
Al lRdO de lG TsRlidRd,
CSrr6 sl aCto Ol senior Mufi3E y 90 diri
gi6 Ia OomitivS 10 CGza do 10 SsfiOEita Iaa'
bel Munoz dondO habf0 pF0paTSdo IN Iu'
culenta bGnquets pOEN obSsquiRE loB vi
aitantOs.
La csgR eEtabG pEimoToBNmsnte deCOTadR
y EeTpIRudClfa LENA de luCe8 y do A)EeB.
Un TRmillst9 de preCioHau damsI forma'
ban bPllO conjuntO, dRndo ls mas BimpAti'
CO meta Rl cuRdF0.
A lnB 8 70 dirig;6, pusde deOirue que sl
pueblo en- MESA, Ia ent4ci6u para darIe
Ia dtSpsdidG los quOridos compatEic tpg
que continuation hu viaja do propaganda
politioR.