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DEGS ON UHIRLNIND TOUR

Kansas City Mo, Sept. 2--Eugenc
" Debs, Socialist candidate for The
presidency IS scheduled TO arrive in
Kansas City lhls afternoon on his
transconiinental tour The train Will
enter the state al Burlington Junction
shortly after noon after making sched-
ule stops q three or four points in
Iowa Dehs speaks here tonight
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Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
Folcy's Honey and Tar affords inn
mediate relief TO asthma sufferers in
the worst stages and ii taken In time
viii effect cure. G. r. Reniro.
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aASKELLS KEYNOTE SPEECH.

have, and with this magnificent ua.
tional leadership we submit not only
TO the assembled masses here. but TO
the honest voters in every nook and
corner of the grand state of OklahO-
ma. that there should be no hesitation,
no backward step, but march on to
victory, IN nation, under the same al
recting mind that has made Oklahoma
glorious"
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Wl Jhnson, alias VIII Sims. and
Rufus G. Jackson, charged with per-
mgg IN ihc case Of the State vs. Nal.
Morton. who We're released upon a
$500 bond pending trial have. q is all
cgei imnped their bond, They left
tie city Monday and have not been
seen since.
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PR0HIBITI0NISTSOF TWOSTATEs

Syracuse. n. s.. Sept 2.-The New
York state Prohibition convention be-
gan here toGay. Candidates for state
office. together with a platform upon
which The campaign is 80 be waged
will occupy he attention or the dele
gates. who number several hundred.
Boise. Idaho. Sept 2-The ldpao
Prohibition party ls IN convention here
today and this evening the greatest
demonstration ever Witnessed n ihis
state is expected 10 be started by tho
temperance forces. In The convention
complete state ticket win be nOml-
mated
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Treasurer Haskell commends Plan.
o . G @ 9 @ g O . @ G o @ g o o . @
9 Executive office State of Ok o
. lahon,a, Guthrie August IS 1908 o
q AS Treasurer of the Democratic g
. National Committee. wish to 9
heartily commend the plan OF .
. the Daily Leader in offering one Q
. half OF all mail subscriptions re- O
9 ceiyed Of his daily edition at Q
its regular subscription rate of 9
. four dollars per year to the Bry- g
O an campaign fund. Q
q. n, HASKELLO
O Treasurer Dem. Nat Com. o
g o o o @ G Q . G @ @ @ o o o o
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NJ L. Smith, Cal Minncr. A. T. How.
ell, NJ. l., Hutchings, u. Z. Barnes. w.
T. Fields, Roy Burkes o. r. Smith.
Alfred Adler, Porter Spaulding. w. l..
Garnett, Frank Olsmith. Doctor Ralph
Smith, 3. \. Anderson. Peter Duffy,
George W Ball. E f. Keys, Mrs ED.
win Trap9. John NJ. Hayes and f. =.
Caldwell
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BRYAN EuNp suescRiprIoNs.

IIVts77UIVE I1VtiI. 4FttI' NOIII'
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oline Ticknor, Mrs. Thomas l.. Hazen.
Mrs. Henry l.. Forbes, Mrs. Luke Cor
coran Miss Edith Ticknor and Mrs. Ma
rion Crocker of Fitchburg. Refreshments
were served on the terrace overlooking
the gardens.
Mrs William A. Stone of Pittsburg en-
tertained at a o'clock tea last week In
honor Of her daughters. Miss Margaret
Stone. who has recently returned from
stay Of three and half years In Europe,
and Miss Jean Stone. The latter was at
home for a few days on her way from
a visit to her sister. Mrs. Percy Hickling.
in this city. to be the guest of school
friends in the west. The house was pref
thy decorated with flowers. roses FREEDOM
mating.
Mrs Potter Palmer. who will sail from
England July Is. and is expected in Chi
cage about the sd or oath. will remain
there long enough to attend the wedding
Of her son, Potter Palmer it,, and Miss
Pauline kohlsaat. after which she will
return east for visit with her son.
Honore Palmer. and his wife, at Malta
poisett, where they have taken a house
for the summer.
expects to have Mrs. Meyer and their
daughters. the Misses Julia and Alice
Meyer. who sre now abroad, with him a
their home at Hamilton. Mass, in August.
The news of an engagement was
uniquely disseminated among the guests
at a recent luncheon, the vehicle being a
large white wedding bell which was sus-
pended from the ceiling above tho table
and from which long white satin ribbons
holding the place cards reached to each
guest. These streamers, when pulled, re-
leased a shower of announcement cards.
The wedding Is to be an event Of the
early fall.
Mrs. Foraker, wife Of Senator Joseph
3. Foraker Of Ohio spent last SUNDAY
here after visit to her daughter Mrs.
Francis King Wainwright. at Bryn Mawr
and left early In the week for her home
in Ohio to join Senator Foraker. Miss
Foraker will remain with her sister and
later they will 90 to the coast OF Maine
where they have taken q cottage for the
summer.
An interesting story underIies the sim
pie announcement Of the marriage re-
Gently in Columbus. Ohio. Of Miss Sue
Cunningham, an attractive young woman
from San Antonio. Tex. who had been
spending some months there visiting her
sister. Mrs. Bryson. wife of Lieut. Bryson.
stationed at the Columbus barracks. and
Lieut.. Deshler Whiting. a West Point
graduate. whose home is in Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been stationed with his regiment,
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the 9th Infantry, at Fort Sam Houston.
Copyright by Clinedinst.)

the 9th Infantry, at Fort Sam Houston
in Texas.
Receiving sudden and very unexpected
order to proceed at once to Cuba, he ar
ranged to make hurried visit with his
| fancee in Columbus en- route to his new
post of duty. Miss Cunningham met him
at the station when he arrived and after
talking the matter over they decided to be
married at once. and hastily summoning
| the bridegroom'S cousin, Miss Helen DeSh-
Ter. and Miss Marie Faye Kilbourne,
close friend Of the bride, the little party
went to st. PauIs Episcopal Church,
| The rector. Rev. John NJ. McGann. ofh-
ciated. Lieut.. Whiting and his bride pro-
ceeded at once to the Columbus barracks
to apprise her relatives Of the marriage
and to prepare for their departure for
Cuba.
Mrs. Porter, Miss Margaretta Porter
and Miss Caroline. wife and daughters OF
Mai. John Biddle Porter. U.s:A.. are
spending the summer at Bar Harbor.
Announcement is made by Mrs Mary e.
Wood OF Natick and Boston Of the en-
gagement of her youngest daughter.
of this city. Miss Wood is from one of
the oldest and wealthiest OF New England
families. while Mr.. Leger comes from
one Of the old southern families The
wedding is expected to occur in the early
autumn.
! Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Schaub and MAJ
| ters Victor and Morris Schaub of South
Washington left yesterday for the East
| ern Shore of Maryland. They will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Thorn of Arcola Heights. on the Miles
| river, Talbot county. Md.
Mrs. Grace NJ. DeLeshmutt gave a
party to Chesapeake Beach Tuesday
evening last. in honor OF Miss Mary
Claire of Virginia, who is the guest of
her daughter Miss Mary DeLashmutt. A
picnic supper was served on the beach
and was greatly enjoyed by the young
people Mrs. DeLashmutt's guests were
Miss Juliette Paris. Miss Anna Black
| ford, Miss Mary Claire, Miss Lucy Mack
all, Miss Frances DeLashmutt, Miss Mary
DeLashmutt. Miss Dorothy Talcott, Mr..
Roger Stuart. Mr.. William Brown. Mr..
| Laurence DuBose. Mr.. Paul Waters, Mr..
Will Leetch, Mr.. Henry Sargent and Mr..
w. G. Ross.
| Miss Gelne Macdonald of Richmond,
who has been Miss Ridgeway's guest,
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place they were the pioneer summer set
Tiers.
Representative and Mrs Nicholas Long
worth were the guests Of honor at
dinner last night given by Mrs. Arthur
Ely at Wheaton. Ill. There were ABOUT
seventeen guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Long
Porter They are on their way to Denver
10 attend the democratic national conVen-
ton. where they will be iavishiy enter
tanned With Mr.. and Mrs. Mediil Nc
Cormici they will be the guests OF MI;
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. VINO VIII
have a large house party.
Mrs lanes w Wadsworth. jr-. who
was with her mother. Mrs. john nay. TOT
he graduation of Mr.. Clarence Hay at
Harvard lately. was one of the most
beautifully gowned women at the various
festivities attendant upon the Chfcago
convention. She was looking especially
we'll at a brilliant dinner at the annex
one night In gown OF deep rose coior
with cloth of gold moths.
Mr.. Henry F. BIount Of THE Oaks,
Georgetown Heights which has been ana
Is the scene OF so much gracious hospi-
tality. was the house guest OF Miss NJ l..
Hall In Dorchester during the federation
session. Mrs. Blount Is the mother or
Mrs. Eugene Rodman Shipper. whose hus-
band has just accepted a call to the Uni
tartan Church in Lancaster. Pa. where
the family now are.
Mr.. and Mrs William Frye White Of
Washington are now 1t their summer
home on Squirrel Island. In Maine.
This is the first picture Of the Crown
Princess Of Germany taken since the ar
rival of her second son not long ago. He
is shown here. together with the first son.
who Is the direct heir to the throne. The
crown prince bids fair to be as Roosevelt
ian as his father In the matter Of raising
"A family. It is related of the kaiser that
after his seventh child came be was
standing on the deck Of the Hohenzol-
Iern one day when a flock of storks flew
by. 81 hope there is not honiefersnt
among them" said the kaiser. A no
fieferant" Is ''furnisher to royalty
Mrs I.arz Anderson opened her beat
iiful home Weld. BroOkline. Mass, one
afternoon last week to over 800 of the
prominent clubwomen of the country.
Her cousin, Miss Anna Weld, received on
the lawn, assisted by Mrs. Alice Ives
Breed. Mrs. William P. Shreve. Miss Car
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BARONESS TAKAHIRA

Miss Gardener sailed Saturday on the
steamer Friedland for Europe. where they
will spend some months in travel.
Miss Tressie Williams is spending the
summer months in Georgia, where she Is
the guest Of relatives.
Miss Mathilde Sparks and Miss May
Morton left Tuesday for Old Point, where
they will stay until Monday at the Hotel
Chamberlin.
Mr.. Charles Bolmar Cheyney left We'd
nesday last for Forest Glen, Md, where
he will be until October.
Miss Patten of The Plains. Va, who
has been visiting Miss Robinson on o
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oned an attractive little supper party at
the Dumbarton Club la Tuesday night.
Misses Harvey. Mr.. Charles B. Cheyney.
Mr.. John b. Shinn. Mr.. Ogle Marbury OF
Maryland, Mr.. Randolph C.. Darlington
and DR.. Charles L. Billiard.
Mrs Arthur Bradley. who was formerly
Miss Sarah Beck of Chestertown. Nd,
and who has spent several winters IN
Washington, is the hostess of a large
home in Chestertown. over the Fourth"
Among the guests, are Miss Deaver. Miss
Isabel Beck, Mr.. Ogle Marbury of Laurel,
Nd. and Mr.. Richard Naylor.
Mrs. Robert Heiner. wife of Passed As
sistant Surgeon Robert Heiner. U. s. NJ,
formerly Miss Helen Kinkaid of George
town, who is at BremertOn, Wash, ex
poets to spend a part of the summer at
Honolulu.
Miss Nancy Green and Miss Georgia
Green have gone to Berryville to attend
be there for about ten days, while Miss
Georgia Green will only remain few
days.
Lieut. J. Frederick Billiard, U. S. r. G.
S., has returned from New London. Conn.,,
where he attended the Yale-Harvard boat
race.
Mr.. James Alfred Merritt of Chester
town, Md. spent the early part Of the
week visiting friends in Washington. Mr..
Merritt Is on his way to Fort Leaven-
worn. Kan. where he will take an ex-
animation for second lieutenant in the
army.
Miss B. Coblinger has as her house
guest her niece. Miss Lucille Tanner OF
Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. Wynn and Mrs. Browning will
close their house on P street next week
and will spend several weeks at the High
lands, Pa, and later they will go to At
lantic City, where they will spend the rest
of the summer.
The Rev. Fath-r Edward Buckley sailed
last week from New York for Liverpool
and will remain abroad about two months.
Miss Celia Lyons. who has been visiting
friends in Washington, has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Elliott Kramer.
Miss Beatrice Kramer, Mrs. Gardener and
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gave an informal song recital last week
at the Home for Incurables for the enter
taipment Of the inmates. She has gone to
Fredericksburg for visit before return
ing home.
The dance Tuesday evening at the Dunn
barton Club was largely attended. and
the evening was cool enough to make
dancing particularly enjoyable.
Monday for Lincoln. Va, where he will
attend the house party given by Miss
Mabel Davis in honor of the Misses
O'Neal of Philadelphia. Other guests
will include Mr. Robert Jocelyn and Mr..
Charles Welch of South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Casey, chaper-
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street for several days. has returned te

street for several days. has returned to
her home.
Miss Agnes Entwistle has returned from
Rockville. Md. where she has been the
guest of Miss Colford.
Miss Margaret Cooper and Miss Joseph
Inc Cooper are the guests of Mrs. George
Cooper at Somerset Heights.
Dr. and Mrs. Day are spending the sum-
mer at Charlottesville, Va.
Assistant Surgeon Charles Sterne, L. S.
NJ, is spending some time with his moth
er, Mrs. William Sterne, at the Colonial
DR.. Sterne is stationed at the Naval Hos
pital in Brooklyn.
Miss Ada Saunders left last week for
Atlantic City. where she will spend the
summer
Mrs Frederick B. Howden is in New
York for visit Of several weeks.
Mrs. J. Graham Pearre has closed her
APARTMENT in the Askeaton and with her
two little daughters, Miss Mary Pearre
and Miss Elizabeth Pearre, Is spending
the summer in Barnegat, N. j., where she
has taken a cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. William Clarence Gwynn
have returned from a motor trip through
the valley OF Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hieston left Friday
on a trip to Boston by sea. They will be
away some weeks.
The Misses Trappier have closed their
house on Q street and are spending the
summer in Virginia.
Mrs. G. Powell Minnigerode and her little
son, Master Gordon Minnigerode are
spending. the summer months at Rose
Hill, Md.
DR.. Daniel d. Stuart, who has been spend
Ing several months in Washington, has
gone to Norfolk, Va, where he will be
until September. DR.. Stuart will visit his
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Dumbarton avenue, has gone to his coun-
try place in Joppa. Nd.

Dumbarton avenue, has gone to his coun-
try place In Joppa. Md.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce has as her house
guests Miss Susie Bailey and Mr.. Roy
Smith Of New York.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. who has been the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Eliza Delehante. on
n street, has gone with her to spend the
summer at Rockville.
Mrs. George H. Cooper is spending the
summer at Somerset Heights
Mrs. Irving Frey has gone to Brooklyn.
where she will be about ten days.
Mrs. Louis Clayton and her daughter.
Miss Clayton are In Loudoun county, Va,
for the summer.
Mrs. j. B. Brady and family and her
daughter Mrs. William Shoemaker. are
spending the summer months at Somer-
set Heights
Mrs. Arthur Snyder and her two little
daughters are visiting Mrs. Snyder's
mother. Mrs. Parrish. I'm Wilkesbarre. Pa
Mr.. b. T. Janney and his daughter,
Mrs. Mcpherson, are In Martinsburg, w.
Va, for several weeks. Mrs. Janney did
not accompany them but Is spending the
summer on the New England coast.
Mrs. James Sumner Petit has closed
her apartment In The sheridan and. with
her little daughter. Miss Bessie Bryson
Petit. is spending the summer at Win
chester, Va.
Mrs Balch Beall Wilson ana her little
son and daughter, Master Balch Beall
Wilson, jr., and Miss Violetta Wilson, are
spending the summer at Bethesda, NJ.
at their country home.
Miss Louise Weldon spent Saturday
and Sunday out of town the guest OF
her uncle, Mr.. Edwin Nelson.
Mrs. Harold Goodwin and her sister-in-
law, Miss IAeZe Goodwin left Thursday
Continued on Third Page.)
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parents, Capt and Mrs. Daniel d. ".
Stuart, US. N. at the Norfolk navy yard.

parents, Capt. and Mrs Daniel d. w.
Stuart, U.S.N.. at the Norfolk navy yard.
Miss Blanch Pearson and Miss Elizabeth
Weldon are spending the summer at
Thousand Islands. They are the guests of
Mrs. James Hardy at her beautiful home,
Ono" on Muskoka lake.
Mrs. ]. r. Wellington and her little
daughter, Miss Mary Wellington. left last
week for Forest Glen, Md. where they
will be for the summer.
Mrs. Clarence Walker and Miss Mabel
Evans are at Washington Grove. where
they will spend the summer with Miss
Mary Kaufman.
Mrs. William Orme and her daughter,
Mrs. Rawlins Hume of Evermay are
spending the summer at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Mary DeLashmutt has as her
house guest Miss Mary Claire of Virginia.
Mrs. Hagner and her son, Mr.. Robert
Hagner. have closed their house on Q
| street and have taken a cottage on the
Tenleytown road for the summer.
Miss Nancy Pierce has returned from
Roanoke, Va, where she has been visit
| ing Mrs Daniel Breslin. Miss Pierce was
the recipient of much attention while
| In Roanoke as she was the honor guest
| of a number of dinners. card parties and
| luncheons and large cotillon which
was given for her Tuesday last.
| Mr.. William II. Waters has gone north
| for a trip of several weeks.
Miss Ewell Of Haymarket, Va, is the
guest of Miss Murdoch at her home on
33d and o streets for several days.
| Miss Mary Cragin. accompanied by Miss
n. c. knight, will leave shortly for Blue
mont. Va, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
| Mr. George Howard OF New York who
| has been spending two weeks with Mr.
Summerfield Mccartney at his home on
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Miss Mary Cragn. accompanied by Miss
n. c. knight, will leave shortly for Blue
mont, Va, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
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Mr.. George Howard of New York, who
has been spending two weeks with Mr..
Summertield Mccartney at his home on
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DR.. Daniel d. Stuart who has been spend
ing several months in Washington, has
gone to Norfolk, Va. where he will be
until September. Dr. Stuart will visit his
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Mrs. G. Powell Minnigerode and her little
son, Master Gordon Minnigerode are
spending. the summer months at Rose
Hill, Md.
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Miss Ewell Of Haymarket, Va, is the
guest of Miss Murdoch at her home on
33d and o streets for several days.
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The Misses Trappier have closed their
summer in Virginia.
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Mr.. William H. Waters has gone north
for a trip of several weeks.
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Continued on Third Psge.)
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Miss Celia Lyons, who has been visiting
friends in Washington, has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Elliott Kramer,
Miss Beatrice Kramer, Mrs. Gardener and
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Mrs j. r. Wellington and her little
daughter, Miss Mary Wellington left last
week for Forest Glen, Md. where they
will be for the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05

Miss Margaret Cooper and Miss Joseph
Inc Cooper are the guests of Mrs. George
Cooper at Somerset Heights.
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Mrs. Wynn and Mrs. Browning will
close their house on P street next week
and will spend several weeks at the High
lands, Pa, and later they will go to At
lantic City, where they will spend the rest
of the summer
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Mrs. Balch Beall Wilson and her little
son and daughter, Master Balch Beall
Wilson, jr.. and Miss Violetta Wilson, are
spending the summer at Bethesda, NJ.
at their country home.
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The Rev. Fath-r Edward Buckley sailed
last week from New York for Liverpool
and will remain abroad about two months
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Miss Blanch Pearson and Miss Elizabeth
Weldon are spending the summer at
Thousand Islands. They are the guests of
Mrs. James Hardy at her beautiful home,
"Ono," on Muskoka lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05

Miss Louise Weldon spent Saturday
and Sunday out of town as the guest OF
her uncle, Mr.. Edwin Nelson.
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DR.. and Mrs. Day are spending the sum-
er at Charlottesville, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hieston left Friday
on a trip to Boston by sea. They will be
away some weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05

Mrs. Clarence Walker and Miss Mabel
Evans are at Washington Grove where
they will spend the summer with Miss
Mary Kaufman.
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d. Mrs. Harold Goodwin and her sister-in-
law Miss IAeze Goodwin, left Thursday
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Miss Agnes Entwistle has returned from
Rockville. Md. where she has been the
guest of Miss Colford.
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oline Ticknor, Mrs. Thomas l.. Hazen,
Mrs. Henry l.. Forbes, Mrs. Luke Cor
coran, Miss Edith Ticknor and Mrs. Ma
rion Croker of Fitchburg. Refreshments
were served on the terrace overlooking
the gardens.
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SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

VCOnIlHueu irUlII I 1rst o6e.1
place they were the pioneer summer set
tiers.
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los patriotas puer-
torrique10s.
Mass mitin unIOnista.
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Ia taTde.
OrndOrOs Dc Ponce ' otrs. DushIos.

Aver, bAjo sIoI tftuloU, circul6 en- IL
CiudAd IL niguiOntO hojG Hualta:
"En Is Plaza BRldoEioty, , HFg6n 30 hR
anunCiRdo "a, tsndFG af0Cto 81 pE6ximo
vi0TnCs 30 del CoFEisnts. lan-ssiH de In
taFdS Un Gsp'6ndilO meeting unioniBta.
"Aunqu0 IL impoEtRnciB y pEsdOminio
del PaTtido UnioniRta on tOda lR iS1B 10
notoriadad de los oFAdoEs8 do Ponce San
Juan que tomGF6n paEts en- oI mitin, Bon
mOtiv0l bAHtAnteI para juGtifcRE. el vsrdA'
dero y patEi6tiCO sntuBiaBmo que exists On
el pueblo y lG Rvidss do que llegus enc dia
el Oomit6 oTgAniEadoP invita- 81 pdbliCo
en- general & C0mulgNr ante 81 altar do 10
patEiR puoEtOEriqua1R con Ia idea Eedento'
"a do LibsEtad y frAtoFnidNd.- COwits."