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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-30
CONVICTION, VA.

Miss Daisy Hutchinson, who has
been Somewhat Ill will leave the last
Of the week for Akron, North Caro-
lima, where she WIN stay month
for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hunter. who
spent the winter in Piedmont, w.
Va are home again to stay.
Miss Effie Dickinson has been
somewhat indisposed for scme time.
Mrs. William benson OF Red Star,
wv. Va. spent two days sherc the
guest of her mother, Mrs. James r.
Hunter. Her little daughter Allie
ACCOMPANIED her.
t. T, Anthony. of Hot Strings,
spent few hours here, Saturday
night visiting his wife.
Mrs. Page. of Fiucastle, was the
guest some time this week OF Mrs.
Johnson.
Win Wright, of Wrightsyille. is
employed at Portland.
Mrs. Sustain Payne Is in receipt of
4 message announcing the death OF
her cousin, Miss Champ Cosby. of
Charlottesville. who died of acute
indigestion.
MRS. Ruth Pryor. now of Charles
ton, spent two days here last week
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Mary Brax-
ton. She left for Charleston.
The usual crowd met with great
enthusiasm Monday evening to hear
the Peoples Literary program. 1t
was, Az usual. we'll rendered the
principal number being a lecture by
Mrs. Hackett. The subject Postal
Stamp" The crowd was somewhat
disappointed as they expected to hear
one Of her famous lectures.
The Bath Times will be seen Of
tener among the people of Coving-
ton now since John Walker has been
elected manager Of the same. J. II.
Walker is reporter from this place.
A. B. Brown is very i'll with
humps. He is under the care OF DR.
W. w. Johnson.
Rev. Edward Johnson preached
two splendid sermons at. the Pine
Street church last Sunday. His
theme in: the evening was Truth
Rex IoARson is.aspiring to the min
istry and hopes in the near future to
be ordained
Mrs. Mary Braxton and son, Rich
ard, who have been living here for
t<Eo years, will leave Thursday for
LpWmore, where they will make
their home for a while.
During their stay they have won
many friends who will regret very
much to have them go.
Mrs. Julia Harris, Of Pulp Mill
Row is getting better.
Mrs. Virgie Collins is improving
nicely under treatment Of DR.. w. w.
Johnson.
For subscriptions to Advocate call
on Mrs. S. H. benson.
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"'sf Upon the advice or Or. H" r. Gam
bic, of, Charleston, Miss, Elizabetb
Wilson, who has been confined to her
room for the past six weeks, was
moved to her home in St. Adams,
Saturday. Miss Wilson made quite
@ number of friends while here, and
all hope that she may soon regain
her health: 49,
James Toles left for Huntington,
Monday; on business, &c.. ..".~
!. Lawrence Settles, Pearl johnson
and Alexander Jones are camping a
few miles up the, OHIO river, The
young men report fish biting freely.
They, have caught about, 70 pounds
i'm THE, last two days" r.,},@:.>> :. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Of Gallipo-
lis, are guests of Mrs. F. Henderson.
Mrs. Parker was formerly Miss Gar
net Jones.
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Joevilla Morgan, Supt. p. w.
Wright, and Rev. Warner Brown left
Wednesday for Charleston to attend
the Sunday school convention.
Miss Marie Shelton, teacher on
Laurel Creek, was home last week.
suffering from very serious attack
of rheumatism.
Mrs, Robert Watson is reported
quite sick at her home, on College
street.
Mrs. Isaac White entertained at
dinner Friday Mrs. George Jackson
and Mrs. H. H. Railey.
Mrs. William Boone and Mrs.
George Mccoy, Of Donwood, were
visitors here Friday
Mrs. M. A. w. Thompson, teacher
at Mucklow, was here on business
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Raitey left
Tuesday for Institute, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Il. T. Brown
Mrs. Anna Henderson, wife Of Rev.
Alfred Henderson, of Tomsburg, died
Friday and. the remains were brought
here for burial. Interment in the
Montgomery cemetery Sunday after
noon, Rev. |. V. Bryant, Of Hunting
ton, preached the funeral The Fish
erman order, Of Eagle, Of which she
was a member, turned out in full
land escorted the remains to the Gem
etery. ..... .. ..- .. ...-- ..-....-
William Miller, Of Gauley, spent
Sunday here with his wife.
Mrs. p. II. Shepherd, Mrs. T.. c.
Page and children, Mrs. Edward
Hardy and Miss Stella Buster attend.
ed the closing exercises Of Mrs. A,
w. Curtis school at Hand1ey Friday
DR.. and Mrs. 3. &. White enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday plimen.
tary to Rev |. V. Bryant, Of Hun.
tingtOn.
Mrs. y. l.. Taylor, who Is acting
substitute teacher at Nuttall for Mrs
White, was down Saturday.
Mrs. r. w. Wade and Mrs. c.. G
Woods, of Eagle, were calling on the
sick here Monday.
Rev. S. f. Williams, Of Mt. Car
bon, was here Sunday TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Alfred Henderson.
| Charles Johnson and George Lee
Of Gauley visited their families here
Saturday and Sunday.
James Willis. was a business visi.
! tor to Brown last week,
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CANYON, ONO.

We are indeed sorry to have s. D.
Aston to leave orr city. Mr.. Aston
Is an encrgeua young man in church
work, well posted. an, all the depart
mentS Of the church and a great low
err Of the race He left Monday,
April 9th, for ,Lorain, OHIO.
The third quarterly conference Of
Canton station convened on the 23rd
Of April, with Rev. Chas. Bundy, d.
D., presiding. DIT. 'Bundy took for
his text, Psalm SO: 6, My soul fol-
loweth hard. after thee. thy right
hand upholdetb ne" j. His discourse
was a grand one, backed IN, by a no.
bic piece OF oratory: The conference
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HUNTINGTON.

Rev. l. W Bryant was called to
Montgomery, Sunday, to preach the
funeral sermon Of Mrs. Henderson,
wife Of Rev. Albert Henderson.
During the absence of Rev. Bry-
ant, Sunday morning, ~ Rev. Archie
Woodson filed the pulpit.
Rev. "A C, Gregory delivered an
eloquent and instructive sermon to
the members. and visitors Of First
Baptist church, Sunday evening.
Quite. number went. with the
members. Of the choir of 18th street
Baptist church to Charleston, where
the sacred fantata. Daughter Of
Jairus," was rendered last. Friday
evening. All report a grand time
and great success in the production
Mrs. R. .. ". Meadows is very
much indisposed at this writing.
scented, next M3faay evening at FIRST
Baptist church. BY about 80 voices,
some of the best in Huntington, I'M
der the direction of Prof. E. A. vi
ney. Saul" ia a musical drama of
very high class, and will be quite a
musical treat to :slovers OF music and
also very instructive to Bible. read
ers and students. 1t dealing with
the part Of SaaPs life, when he had
reached the highest place, as con-
quering hero and king, was finally
overcome and succeeded by David
Many dramatic scenes are enacted
and interesting climaxes reached, all
told in music.
Mrs. Ella Fountain is i'll at this
writing at her home, on 9Th avenue
An interesting session of the min
listers and deaeons convention was
held at First Baptist church last
Thursday and Friday.
The entertainment given for the
benefit Of the a1nday school at First
Baptist church last Tuesday evening
was we'll attended and neat little
sum realized.'tc ID
Mrs. Lottie Justice, Of Burlington,
spent several days with her. sister,
Cora Twyman, last week
Miss LueillAr Fountain was the
guest Of friends in. Charleston over
Sunday. ~ g..
Mrs. Belle Perkins has returned
here for permanent residence.
G. W. Hughes was business visit
or: to chaeleestop the first OF the
week ~. :: -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, of Win
chester, KY, pave, moved here to re-
side awhile.
DR.. Barnett left Sunday for Park
ersburg to attend the state conven-
ton. 49,.
Quite a number of persons, here
will attend the Sunday school con-
vention at Charleston, Thursday and
Friday. no ...
Y. 3. Smith was confined to his
home last week with a sprained an
| kle, but was able. to resume his work
ION the road, Monday.
The Y. M. O. A. held an interesting
meeting at the: First Baptist church,
Sunday afternoon, - -------- = ;---
The Y. VI. c., A.. will hold q match
supper at the halls Of the Y. NC: A.
next Thursday, evening. d, 80
Isaac Newton loft for Parkersburg
Tuesday, to attend the state conven-
ton.
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.CLARkSBURG.
guest.

The most beautiful home wedding
seen in CIarksburg for some time
was that of -Afisa- Grayoe Delvachien
Grayson and Mr.. George LeWis Big
low. Promptly at $40 O'Clock -Ttfes
day evening, the strains of 20
Promise Me" caused a hush to fall
upon the invited guests assembled.
Immediately following the rendition
Of, the song, Mendellsohn's wedding
maEch 8as played and Miss Lucy
Friend, of Institute, handsomely at
tired in pink and Miss Estella Cam
brio, of this city, becomingly attired
in blue, entered the parlor The
maids were followed by the bride
leaning on the arm Of her brother,
Ashby Grayson. The groom and
best man, r. H. Lowry, entered from
the hall and met the bride at the
altar. arranged in the alcove OF the
bay window, where Rev. G.. T. Smith
awaiting them and united them in
the holy bonds Of wedlock. During
the ceremony soft strains Of music
flOated through the room. While
congratulations and best wishes were
being showered upon the happy pair
THE Sweetest Story Ever Told" was
sung
The bride wore a beautiful gown
Of white lansdowne with trimmings
or real lace and panne velvet. The
veil was gracefully caught up with
roses, and she CARRIED a large bou-
quet of La France roses
delightful reception followed.
The bride was the recipient Of man,
| handsome presents. Mr.. and Mrs
Blglow left Wednesday morning for
Pttsburg.
| The out Of town guests included
| Miss Lucy Friend, Of Institute; Miss
| Cornelia Spears, Of PoWelton: Mrs.
| Charles Wares, Of Uniontown. Pa.
MI and Mrs. Arch Mead, Of Fair
mont; Mrs. Ed. Henry, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, Miss Maud r. Davis, Of
Buckhannon; and Nessrs. Lee, Wells
and McClung, Of Parkersburg.
Jackson Holloway, an old and
highly respected CITIZEN is quite i'll
at his home on South Chestnut street
Ferdinand Mosley, an old resident
! - '' "D'N' -, oiSu L HHlSudy UDW
was Inferred SUNDAY afternoon.
w. II. Lowry. Of Institute. Mrs.
amy Woodland, of Philadelphia:
Mrs. Arthur Anderson and family. Of
grafton, and Mr.. Keyser, Of Morgan
town, relatives Of the deceased at
tended he funeral.
Mr.. MoSley was trustee Of Trim
lty NJ. f. church for years and an
earnest member during his long resi-
denco here.
lie is survived by wife and three
rhildr"n Of his immediate family.
Miss BessierdQrtian and c. w
Hamilton, Of RRmont, we're callin{
on friends here Sunday.
Rev. J. II. Pryor and J. W. Robin.
son and Miss Adele Wilkinson at
tended the Baptist association al
bridgeport, o., last week.
IN" funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Mil
Ter took place Thursday Afternoon
; at Pride A. NJ. E. church.
Miss Cornelia Spears left Sunday
morning for Institute, Miss Spears
maze many friends during her short
visit here.
: DR.. l. r, whipper entertained
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her 'daughter Bessa. to Charleston "a: ste,

Rssss seSsntsi @ = charleston i:>
5: S. Gordon and brother. Clayton,
or st. Adams, spent Monday at In
stitute.
R. L. Brown returned from Little
ROCK, Ark, Sunday morning. We
are glad to report that Mr.. Brown is
very much 'impreved In health.
Mrs. JOSEPH Lovett and Miss Julia
Smith visiteds friends: III: PIT Pleasant
Sunday.
Prof. J. >MeHehsy.. Jones, left for
Parkersburg Tuesday morning.
Miss OorneHa,, Spears returned
from Clarksburg Sunday,
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MF.saAAkrs, Samuel Hedriek,. Of
GaaieYs Hske the Sunday guests OF
MT: ahaRNfE Charles Johnsoha :
y Mrs akSRiet Lewis and daughter
Miss Nella9 are visitlns at Gleh. Jean
this weSAN :. Il III M
Il. IN B!S Thompson, Of lPpwsllton,,
was. a bupiness visitor herd Saturday.
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SueItos del New York Socialist

Los poFi6dicoB que aplAudieFon la de-
clRFaCi6n de Roosevelt, dc que los EBtGdoB
Unidoy ti0nen que tenSF una armada ma
YoF fin dc evItNr lR guerra, CaBi Gl miB'
mo tempo dslCubrieT0n que loB eHfu0rz9B
del Brazil y Argentina para RumentAE suI
RTmGdaI % una EelHl IeguFa do Lar intsn-
clones beliCoua1 de eGaB dCs republican. Els
CuFiolo BAbsrlO quizGg lo8 gs6gEafos
puedHn GxpliCATlo, poE que Rl nOEte del
GCuAd0r los buquGs de gU0ErE Sigoifcan
pAz 81 otro lAdO Bon Sjgno dc guerra.
Ell doctor COley 90 propone Carer los
pACienteE afsctadoB de c6ncsr dEndolGB eEi'
Bipela. ESt6 buenc; ESQ eB 10 miBmo qua
tFAtF de CuTar lR nGGi6n de los males del
deUgobieFnO Fepublicauo aplieGndolR deEgo'
bierno democrats.
-SlgUEGmsnts que Castro hay que
dArle una pRlizl, Ha cDmstido eI grave
CFim0n dc negaEss permitir squs su pals
ssA GxpIotRdo al guSto poE trusts do RtfAlto
psndillRB dc msrcRd0reI dc los EHtSdoB
UnidOs y de Europa. Para que Gxinto
Ven0sUelR, ii no eB para 0nTiquGCGr loG
CnpitsliutaB de ISB nOCionsI m6H fueEts.?
@Eugsnio v. DsbB, sl Connotsdo iOfs
BociRliBta, EsfisFs la Diguiente hiHtoEiS de 6l
miHmc: "IbR tomRF parts On uu msetiog
Edblico = los 6nimoI sAtRban muy pEediB'
puelto1 an contra mfR, RIi fGe que Gl j6'
ven que dObfa pEeIontarmo Cr0y6 que po'
dEiG CalmRF eBR Gctitud, diCiendO OAtt
Dsbu eB odiRdo pOr algunaB peEBonaG, pOr'
que hR 6StNdo On hue'gOU. Eato no eB juSto.
EB ley do ls DAtuFsleza defsndOrBe Uno a
n miGmc. 5PuOU que?, hABtS IN peEFo re-
funfuhA Ai 10 trAtR de quitarle el husEo
que roc, una CAbFR dG de CAbazadaB Ri que
Bs 10 preHento 81 paSo, y todoB voBotroB ca
bsiS 10 que hRCe un burEo al que tFAtR de
mOIsBtarle. PueU eBe sB, Mfi.TEBY cabs
IleroB, Eugsnio " Debv, quisn va di
FijiroB lG pSlNbrR AhorR."
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Fu6 a MADRID ON baturTo
Hdg0IO listed VVO-tljO que como 10 quI0Tlu
mUsrtO...... ia bE0nl ilgTra "a!

PueV, aefi9r.. Fu6 & Ma 1rid an bAtu.
rIc, no diCen Las oT6nican Of de CaIatoEao
de RiCla, para el case sB 10 miHmo, con
sl enCRrgo especial del Muuioi pio de "a
pueblo de comprar un CriHto CEucifcado
para ell altar msyor de lG Farrequis. E
hombrs trafa en- ls fsja un busn p6hAdo
de duToB para pagsr IL imsgan.
Ya Gn la COEte, y deBpU6I do habsr Wis
to ID PusTts del Sol, Ia plaza de AbAstoI
y el MeFCado de 10 Cebada, Bs eutF6 Ol ba
tuFEo en- lG modesto tiendR de-uu BanteEo
pidi6 6sts IN CEisto en- la cruz, de gran
tnmafo.
El bueno del aragon6s HRc6 del bo!sillo
la msdida exacta, Cue en- una cintR le ha'
bfR dado el CUFs, Convino Ol preCio con ell
ssCultoE = 9uOd6 en volvsr los CuStr0
dfRB para EeCoioF el sneRTgo.
Va hAbfS pusBto sl pie On lG aceTa De
lR CRllP, CuRndo Hinti6 que sl dU.fo de In
tiendG lg tiTsbB del bFBz9,
-Ss me oEvidAbG 10 priucipaI-Ie die.
-5Lo principal? ICuGlI?
No me ha dith9 ulted 81 quieT0 81
CTisto viv0 mueEto.
-5ViVo mueTtt?... M entiendo bien
-DacimoB que 81 CEiato eats vivo Cuan'
do la hscemoB con IL cabeza levantads,
miranda al cieIo, y pidisndo los oi's
81 SAnto Padre que EpaEts de guB lAbics
squsl ofliz ds amsTgurs..
MD bien. iOh!
" declines mueEto cuAndo tisns dobIa.
ds Ia CabsEa Gobre el psGho y con lon ojos
cerTadog.
-Tambi6D, mu bion. Son ustsdea mu
AviBpaoE.
-Bueno... AhorR ustsd me dir6 como
quisrs el CristO 5viv0 6 muOFte?
El bAfuTro abri6 los ojoR dsUmsauFRda.
meutP, as ragc6 con inGistaucis la cAbaza,
dt6 en- sl Buslo varioB golpes con 10 vArs
que llsVaba en- la mano, J tTas an largo
ratio de meditation Tompi6 al fl:
-Miro uat6 "DeOO no man dicho n6s
en- 81 pueblo" PorO h6galO u't6 vivo. que
como 10 quisFRn musrto... Is ,busna tie
IRA v8!
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ESQ elt6 hscho cast en- totalidAd hay qua
fjRTs9 bien On que una FGpentin8 pRFali'
zRCi6n en- eHa labor daEfR an Gl Buelo con
gran parts de l02Rd0lantRd0. 81 hubi6Tam0B
de aguBrdAF 4 meseB para que Is Legisla'
tuTa terminRER ell aBunt9, 90 peFdeFfa mU
Cho de 10 RdolRntad0, pusB no eB 10 miBmo
seguiF unoB tFabOjo8 con IN BiRtsnaR com
pleto On mBEChs, que paraIisarlo poF a.
g6n tempo para deBpu6s oTganizAF de
nusvo. TEMPO = dinsro Ge peTdsTfau en-
tonceB. P1r ESQ elt6 iuBtificada lG Feur ion
de lR LegislatuVR, que tan intsrs8Ada eBt6
en- el asuntc. Una 6rdidA de tempo de
10 meaeg poF 10 mGnoB, que GOatsFfa el de-
jar ege OHunto para Ia LegiBlaturR del en-
tEaute Afio, B0rfG EiempFe irFepAEsble. To-
do el Sur quieFG 0Ba obER, todos loa Gg'i'
cultoFeB de aq1ellG region de lR isls eHtEn
inteEesadoB grRndemente On que 90 FeBull'
Va Qn1f guide euG pT0yeCt0. Eatam0B, p0F
deCiFlR Rnl, en- el momento pBicol6gic0 del
Rsunto no hay FaE6n para demoFRT 30
EOs0luci6n." No hAbT6 que hAteT ex'
pTopiaOionGB foEg0gav.
"Adem6p, en- mi viajs EStadoB Unidon
me vi con muchos bRBqueEoU = hombreB de
nPgocioB que me tFAt&Fon del sBunto de
bonoB del plan de Tifgo elloB han FL
mRdo CoFpoFsci6neB para tomaF eBoB bones
tan pYonto CCmo el aBunto este tsFminado
ST lR TeEoluci6n Bs aplEzGFa laG condolences
alli podrfAn vaTiRF eGoB banpUGFoB po'
dHfRn deBanimATB9 no t0m8E Ios bonoB
que hoy eBperan con veTdadeEo inteE6B'
lei gobieFno his do continuaE egs poIlioa
de Auxi:io loB RgriCultoEes do lR region
Sur Bin psFjuicio para l0E dsm6s de la iBla,
nj para los que no dhftuten de log banef'
clos del Fiego. Todo 81 mundO Gabs IaI
inmenBRB p6TdidRS que Be han ocRBionRdo
poT una HeoR peFtinaB en- GquellaB Comar'
cas- deRds Pooce & PatilIGB. I'll CE6dito On
el extFTioE de eSoB hRCendados BFgUiFfR Bu'
friendo, como hR Buffido, 0i no % llevara
pE0ntR Esgoluci6n un Ristama de Eiego
que agPguPe BuB coasChaB. Ellos no po'
drfNn hSllRE dinero f6cilments para aus
EtfACCioneU = Bus negoeiOB si BuS ct fiGS y
stros produCtoO TiguisEau como haBta aqUi
Sujstos & lR fhlta de sguR hAca que sus CO.
aethau no 10 pisFdan como On gran parte
hB ocuFFido."
"LG confRn8R de loR que hGcen nqgocios
CON eBoB agEicuItores hR de estribar plinCi
pRlments en- los buenoB Rsuu'tadcs de Iau
CoBschRB. y dss1e 81 mcmGnto On que GO
mejoEsn las condolences de la production,
RBeguT6ndOla, sl Credito Hsr6 oada vez
mayor. Adem6H, lR production BsE6 ma.
yOF = la pFospeEidAd oada' vez mas La
region Sur de Ia isle, muy importante,
tsndrfs con 10 inmediRta utiIisRci6n del
plan de FiRgo, an gran aumant0 en- "a
EiquRzR y uegaFfR & ger una de las mas
pE6p0Raa de todR 10 iBls, como 10 ha lido
Cuando poTtinaO0a U8quiaB no han CauBado
gEands8 pGEdidau"
"Y d los satlOEGg de IB LsgialasuEa to.
visEon como bueno enc pEog eCto = 20, tantO
pOE mi opinion personal como p0G Ia del
gobisEpo, eStOy COnVanGido do que 81 aaun'
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FuDestO horoscope para ell paItjdO
republican, en- Aguas BuenaS.
Para los E8tad0s UnltOS.
Ode mueStrO OOrFespOnSay }

Sspti0mbEe 10.
DlaS ha 90 InouentTR On Gsta pob'A'
Ci6n l0 SEN lrR Dolores M0ndez que % d.
co lee 10 busnaVOntuVS; con enc motive in
finidRd de psrGOnOs han acudido ante IL
preasnCia de Ia QuiEomGnticR, avidaB de
ConOceF lOB 8scrstOI que lOI guREda eI por'
venir. Ssg6n % dice, entire Las vRTias que
han visitAdo Ia PAImistR dGssolos por
dsscoFFOr el vslo del future, lothR he, ho el
leader EspubliCanO pro tsmpOEs de eTtG po
blNCi6D; y, l9u6nta soFprsgR para Hl diGtin'
guido AdvsrBAri) al sSCuchaT 81 horoscope
BombIf0 del pAEtido republicnno! "PeF'
der6 Ga invGnCible Puerto Arturo, los Bie'
to ldiltTitos elsCtoFRlOB = como complete
frRcauo d0sapRFScoF6 dAgpu6S del de No
viOmbre, del pEoBCenio pOlftiCO de nueHtEo
pRiB'. La FeRlidRd d0moltFHT& On Bu dfR
que cate vatiCinio n8E6 un hstho real y YER
dadsE0, puOI 90 n0CeIRFio que mBnOg egtEO'
ChadAB = CoFaEonOs unid0g trRbsisn con
verdaderR f6. hAstG que 81 pueblo america
no NOS ConCsdR el gObie1nO pTOpio, aIpirO'
Ci6n HuStentada pOr Ia Union PUeEtoTEi
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ER labor reR'izada
por lac municipRlidadeB
l0

poF lac muuiCipRIidade1
MUNIGIPl0S. de 10 ilIR, su los 6ltimoB
Rio1, FevslAD, do maneFR haEto eIoCuentP,
les aptitudss de nusatFO pueblo para admi
nistrRE guB pROpi0g intoFGgGB, para RegiE,
CON plOn0 auton0mfs, aus propiog dGRtinog.
Ahi aBt6n sus infoEmaV. Han dsGapR-
reCido Lar deudOs f,tAntsE. Y, On gene
raj, CuRnto hR podid0 grAuiear, Nl flo,
hOIguTG en- las fnArzaU, fu6 hschO con
Ovidents CompetenCia poF les Byuntamien-
t0S, empEendiendo vaTioG de 6BtoB cb as
de vePdadorR utilidsd como RcusductcB,
hoEpitSleI y otraI. rGfsEentsl q ornate pd'
bliOo, etc.
PoF 0so "La Correspondence" nne DuB
elogioB 4 lOI muy mercedes que ha tribu'
tSdo la prsnBA del pals & los municipalities
dsB do etc.
PerO, Jqusds aJgO por hsosp? ssgurR'
No poCas poblacionoU hay en- que 20 ca
ReC0 de GALES Nfrmadsg, que tsDgSn RcsTaB
y alCRntalillRdo.
OtroI puGbloB CRTsCen de hoBpitSIes dom
dc RlbeEgRE a IR class deDher0dRds;
poE dOggTaCia, Numerous On RIgunoa dc
Ollos.
Es, pOr Otra parts, On regular ndmSro
dc poblaCi6neu, GfCiOnto OI AlumbrRdo
p6bliCo, y ponGAmoI que debiera Gsrlo en-
todAn.
TAmbi6n los caminon vecinRleS, dejsn
bRltAnts que deBsAF.
ClRrO Is que, IuehRndo con poderoUOB
obAtECuloG , venCi6ndolos con titanio08
snfueTzog, hR podido obtsnsTsO 81 rGBu!tRdo
que ahors toORn los OyuntRmiOntoE.
PsrO puede dOciFHe que ys 90 eBt6 On
pleno GRmino del triunfo defnitlvo. A
POGO que, ya Bin deuda1 fotanteB con
dinsTo On cSia much9g muniCip ipioa 10 dis
puuieTGu llGvaT & t6rmin0 obTRB como
las que hsmon onunciadO, hRbEfa de YER
30 como ahoTR Gug GAfGeFSoH no hAbTi0n
do IeT tan 6Eduos
AlCRldes ? COnOOj jGIeg, con buenR volun'
tad, lOgrarfan ell Cabo que CRdR pnehl0
tuvi0FR hospital, buenaG CGlleI, Rou0duCtog,
pRueos, jGrdinGB, etc.
De- sSs modo, adem6D, no fAltREla ira
bIjO lR ClRUs mas nsCelitadR = ContRrfAn
loI veCines con mejOFSI = sdeIRntoD que len
harlan mas llsvRdeER lR vidO,
En- 10 que FGBpsctG & ID Union do Pu0F'
to Rico, en- BeguEo que, pare el pE6ximo
informe annual, den los RlcAldes una soFpEe'
90 On CAdA pueblo, impuluandO, con nusvOB
adelAntOT, el prcgreIo local.
En- donde los TsCuFsoG no a'CRnCen, J1o
podFfs TeBoIvsTge lS difCultRd con un en-
pr6Ititc? Ello no OfrsCe hoy diflOileU obs
t6Culou.
Els indadabIe que en- los pusblOB en-
donde 81 dinOro no rOpoHR tranquilSmente
en- las aFciI muniCipRleH On A'g6n bRncO,
20 favOEeCe Ia general GCtividad do los
nj mos, y "a pF0gr0EO eg cora evidente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-02
.iABAJO Ell POSTIzO!
% biII'' en- Georgia pTOhibisndn
que las mBjeTes emplasn ardideS
en- ell VsStir.
~ 70 no !e-tIeG Nj. Glsnn-st 81 10 mlmIn.
to Dc Ira VGBgataTa. IRtOhtO EGlIquI0ra
mBj0T asVsIRlFmO."

El FepFesantante Glenn hR intPoduCido
IN bill en- ls LegislAtuFA de GsaFgiR coz
obietO de pre- hibir que lRH muieEOs smp.ssn
REdideE en- Ol Vsstir, CAlCuladCs para sDgR'
iar los hombTsE. (1) En lR liatA de Rr'
tifcioB inoluys Mr.. Glenn todR ClsHs de
TallencE crsE6s, CAbsllo poBtizo, coBm6t:coB
etc., afiAdisndo tRmbi6n las bIuSaH de en-
cafe y los vsHtidoB muy txtrAvSgSntsE.
PodemoB antsnder Bu intenci6n con res.
psCto los poItiz9B coRm6ticop; psro Ipor
que inCluye en- eBtoH los dos 6ltimoR como
falBifcRCionel2
simpatiEamoB con eI dsIegado del Sur
Gn guB GRfaeFzoB para aboIiF cite nal ia.
menao do Ia falHifeaci6n fsmsninR; pero
no eBpaFamoH que pusds triunfAr en- sus
ideas, Cuaud0 SoI6n, LicuTgo, IsaiaE y IR
gran pl6yRde de legislRdOEeI msdiovAlsB
fracRBRFon.
Mr.. Glenn 90 mueItTR VeosB conoCs1or
de la dificil tareR que So hR impueIto, puss
dice:
"a cRuBa de los numsrosoz sEtfculoB de
peEi6dicOB, CaFtsB y tslegramRB que hs F0ci'
bido de vsFiaa iFGoundI 8 RsoCiSeiones fams'
ninas del pals eutSro, y, & Causs dc Ser mi
eBpo8a Rlgo exc6atEicR prohibi6ndoms sn6r'
sloSmenCe 81 que T9Cl1R caEtR dc nlnguuR
class pFocedsnts de 9; fi9ERs, aaf tengau
elias ooFBgs no, saf sean miembFoa de
CualqUier Rloeisci6n bondadoEa 8 eaFitRti.
Va, eitOy Obligado buEcar el Rpoyo de Ii
IsgiBIAturF.
"Mi propia vida 90 hR visto amanazRda,
= 20 no G6 ai en- un momsnto de ira VEN
gRdOFa intsnta CuRlquisV mujsr aseHinsF'
me- No tenfR idea de que Las mujsFsg
tuVisFRn tAnto vsneno hRBtR que Frtssnt6
mi bill!
"Me afrmo en- que IoI alligator con res
pecto TellenoB, coBm6ticoB. etc., son cisr
tor, de 10 Gontrario las mujsTea no 40 hU-
bieEAn eDf41Rdo tsnto"
["The Independent" New York ]
CD Pusds vsFBs gus GlIf suslsn psrasE
tambi6n el tempo loF dslegAdoa pssando
bills tan tontos mas qua los que paBRu
Jos AifSoS nGtiv0s. de nusntrR colabo
FRdoFR.